1905-06-22

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Bill (No. 184) to amend the Act respecting the Naturalization of Aliens.-Mr. Brodeur.

Mr. F. D. MONK.: Before the Orders of the Day are called, I would ask my hon.

friend the Minister of the Interior if he would lay on the table of the House the ten years' contract of the 28th November, 1904, between the Crown and the North Atlantic Trading Company of Amsterdam, Holland, with reference to immigration, and to which my hon. friend alluded the other day when the estimates of his department were under discussion.


Mr. OLIVER.: I would prefer to let my hon. friend examine the papers himself, and then I will be willing to abide by his judgment as to whether they should be laid on the table.


Mr. URIAH WILSON.: I have read this contract and made some extracts from it, and I do not think there is anything in it which the general public ought not to be made aware of. I think the contract ought to be made public. It is a contract that I think the government ought not have made. I understood the minister the other night to say that if any member of the House desired to have it laid on the table he would bring It down. I desire to have it laid on the table.



AMERICAN FISHERMEN ON NOVA SCOTIA COAST.

Mr. A. K. MACLEAN.: Before the Orders of the Day are called, I desire to bring to the attention of the Minister of Marine and Fisheries a matter which is a subject of complaint among the fishermen of Nova Scotia, particularly those dwelling in the county which I represent. The matter I refer to is well expressed in the issue of the Halifax ' Chronicle ' of the 19th instant, by a correspondent resident in Lunenburg.


Mr. SPEAKER.: I assume the hon. member (Mr. A. K. Maclean) intends to conclude with a motion.


Alexander Kenneth Maclean: This correspondence, after referring to the success of the fishermen in that constituency, concludes as follows :
The most of these fish have been caught off Cape North, and the fishermen are complaining bitterly that there are no cutters in that section to protect them. In many cases Americans were fishing within two miles of the shore, and also getting bait privileges not allowed them by treaty. They also say that American vessels .threw great quantities of small fish away, which are ruinous to the fishing grounds, besides being wanton waste.
This expresses the complaint of many of the fishermen of my county ; and I feel sure, from the correspondence which I have received from many persons able to speak upon this matter, that the statements made by this correspondent are practically correct, namely, that on portions of the' Nova Scotia coast, near Cape North, it has been the practice, during the past month or so, for American fishermen to prosecute their business within territorial waters. I merely Mr. MONK.
wish to mention this to tlie minister so that in future some measures may be taken to protect our interests by the presence there of some of the cutters. I also wish to say that it is the practice of American fishermen to purchase bait supplies on the Magdalen Islands. I know that under the treaty of 1818 the Americans were permitted to take fish, but whether that gave them the liberty of going ashore and purchasing bait supplies from the residents of the islands is, I think, an open question. However, I am not prepared to express an opinion upon it one way or the other ; I would simply ask the Minister of Marine and Fisheries to be good enough to look into this matter and ascertain whether the treaty of 1818 does give the American fishermen a right to laud upon the shores of the Magdalen Islands and purchase supplies. It is a matter of great importance to my own constituency at least, and I think to Nova Scotia generally. The protection of bait supplies is as important as the protection of the fisheries. I desire that the American fishermen should have no furtner privileges allowed them to purchase bait supplies than the treaty absolutely gives them. I move the adjournment -of the House.


Hon. H. R. PREFONTAINE (Minister of Marine and Fisheries).: I thank the bon. gentleman (Mr. A. K. Maclean) for having brought this matter to the attention of the department. I may say that, with the few cruisers under the control of the Department of Marine and Fisheries, it is impossible to cover this large territory and make the protection as effective as we would like. The work is very extensive, and from the reports that I have received in the department it has been done pretty effectively. Up to the 1st of June I think that over 600 nets have been confiscated from Americans fishing and poaching in Canadian waters. The work is done as effectively as it can be done under the circumstances, but if there is some neglect I will certainly look into it and see that a remedy is provided. As regards the Americans getting their supplies from the Magdalen Islands, this is a new question that I am not ready to answer at the present moment, but I will look into it and try to satisfy the hon. gentleman on that point.



TRADE RELATIONS WITH JAPAN.

Hon. GEORGE E. FOSTER.: Has the hon. Minister of Agriculture (Mr. Fisher) anything to present to the House in reference to the Japan treaty?


Hon. SYDNEY FISHER (Minister of Agriculture).: Mr. Speaker, iii reply to the question raised by the hon. member for North Toronto (Mr. Foster) I have been asked to make a statement in regard to the trade relations between this country and Japan and in regard to certain differences in the tariff of that country towards Canada
and other countries. I must premise with an explanation saying that in the year 1891 Great Britain made a commercial treaty with Japan to which treaty the self-governing colonies were privileged to adhere if they saw fit and these colonies were given two' years in which to adhere to the treaty. The expiry of the two years occurred on the 10th July, 1890, three days after the present Prime Minister was sworn into office. When this government came into office we found a recommunication from the imperial authorities asking whether Canada would like to adhere to the Japanese treaty. It was some little time before we could take the matter up for discussion or investigation. The time had really expired, but we did consider the matter and in view of the difficulties which we were then foreseeing in regard to commercial treaties between the mother country and foreign countries which contained favoured nation clauses, clauses which might hamper Canada in her commercial dealings, and also in view of the fact that at that time our people generally classed the Japanese and Chinese together in regard to their entering into Canada and their relationships with us as a labouring class in our country, the government thought it was better for us not to adhere to the treaty. Some little time afterwards, and especially at the time that I was delegated to go to Japan in connection with the exhibition there, i made a careful study of the commercial relations between Canada and Japan, and I found what had not been, I think, thoroughly understood in this country before even by those In office, and yet Is not understood by the people of the country at large. The Japanese govermeut have treaties with four commercial nations, Great Britain. Germany, Austro-Hungary and France. By these treaties Japan accords to each of these countries special reduced duties on special specified articles, not a general reduction, but special specified duties on special articles. Each of these treaties contains a most favoured nation clause.


Mr.   I@: Is that the treaty of 1894?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: Yes. Each of these treaties contains most favoured nation clauses. These other treaties were negotiated within a short time of the ratification of the treaty with Great Britain. They were all concluded within a very short time of each other and we may group them so far as time and their characteristics are concerned. The consequence of the most favoured nation clause is that each of these countries obtains the greatest advantage which is given to any one of them by the specific section of each treaty. In addition to that Japan has commercial treaties of a general character with, I think, seventeen other countries, including practically all the commercial nations of the world, and in each of
these treaties, while there is no specified reduction of the duty on any specified article, there is a most favoured nation clause with the result that practically Japan is giving to nearly all the commercial nations of the world, either under these special conventions or under their general treaties, the lowest duty which she gives to any country on certain specified articles and only on these certain specified articles. The list of these articles is not a very large one, and it includes chiefly manufactured articles having been made out at the instance of those great manufacturing countries, Great Britain, Germany, Austro-Hungary and France. It does, however, include some articles besides manufactured goods In which we in Canada might enjoy a trade with Japan if we had the same advantages.
I may say here in a general way that the difference between the reduced duty and the general duty is as two to three ; that is the reduced duties in a general way are about two-thirds of the general duties and in many instances they are 10 per cent or thereabouts ad valorem in comparison with about 15 per cent ad valorem of a general duty.


Mr. SAM. HUGHES.: Is there not something in connection with the patent laws of the two countries? For instance, a person from the United States gets more favoured treatment for his patent and the manufacturer of his patent gets more favoured treatment for the articles which he manufactures than if they came from Canada. Is there not something of that kind?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: There is also a clause in the treaty to which I will allude later on after having dealt with the customs matter. I am speaking of the customs part of the treaty alone. As Canada has not adhered to this treaty and as the United States especially has one of the commercial treaties with Japan our goods in a general way


George Eulas Foster: Not one of the special
treaties?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: No, but one of the general treaties containing the most favoured nation clause and consequently the United States has all the advantages for her goods going into Japan that any of the special treaties give and the best advantages which any of them give. The result is, that, comparing the treatment of our goods with American goods in the Japanese market on this particular list of articles and only on this particular list of articles, Canadian goods have to pay, roughly speaking, an average of 15 per cent while American goods only pay, roughly speaking, an average of 10 per cent, which is the duty collected on German and other goods.


George Eulas Foster: Do I properly understand the kon. minister ? The United States is not

one of tlie nations with which Japan has these four special treaties?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: No.


George Eulas Foster: And yet the United States gets the advantage on the specified articles of these specified reductions?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: Yes, because she has a general commercial treaty with Japan containing a most favoured nation clause and consequently she gets any advantage which Japan has given to Great Britain, France, Germany or Austro-Hungary and the best advantage which Japan may have given to any one of these countries. *


Sir. KEMP.: What advantage does the United States give Japan in her markets and which we refuse to Japan ?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: None.


Albert Edward Kemp: Then Japan gets from us just as good terms as she gets from the United States ?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: Yes. In the treaties between Japan and these four countries and also in the general commercial treaties which Japan has made with some 17 countries, Japan has received practically no tariff advantage ; indeed I may say she has received absolutely no tariff'advantage. In her relations with the outside world at that period Japan does not seem to have insisted on reciprocal treatment. She gave advantage to these nations without getting equivalent tariff reductions. At that time Japan was very eager to secure a recognition from the European countries of her own rights in her own country. Before that time Japan had given certain privileges within her own territory to European nations ; there were treaty ports and in these treaty ports the foreign consuls had certain judicial and almost administrative powers. Japan was very anxious to assert her status as a self-governing country without interference from abroad, and the chief thing which she claimed in these treaties was that foreign countries should cease entirely their consular administrative and judicial functions within the boundaries of the Japanese empire.


Albert Edward Kemp: That did not apply to the United States.


Sydney Arthur Fisher: It did. These treaties did away with all these rights of foreign countries and since then Japan has had entire control wdthin her own territory. That was the special point which Japan desired to secure in these treaties. Apparently-I speak under reserve-she did not insist upon reciprocal trade advantages from foreign powers. That is the condition of affairs to-day in connection with Japan's tariff and foreign tiade. These four treaties were made, I think, for a period of 16 years, and will not expire tor 6 years hence. During the continuance of these treaties the Japanese gov-Mr. FOSTER.
eminent seems indisposed to open negotiations for further treaties because Japan would be hampered by the most favoured nation clause in these treaties.


Tison.   R.@: ij, BORDEN. Was there a time limit within which the dependencies of the British empire must accede to the treaty ?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: Yes. The time within which Canada can accede to this treaty expired on the 10th of July, 1896, two years after the signing of the treaty. There are some articles contained in that specified list in which Canada is largely interested ; first, of agricultural products, condensed milk and sterilized milk, hops, leather and leather goods, sugar, and in live stock, horses. In these articles the countries included in these treaties have a distinct advantage over Canada. There are the following manufactured goods in which Canada might reasonably expect to enter into trade with Japan : cotton goods, woollen goods, paper, enamelled kitchen goods, rubber goods, wire of all kinds, hats and caps. There is a list of 60 or 70 articles, but these I have mentioned are the chief in which Canada might fairly expect to trade in the Japanese markets if Canada had a favoured nation treaty with Japan. This matter lias been before the government especially since my return from Japan, and since I have been able to explain the exact situation to my colleagues we have at various times considered it. In reference to what my hon. friend from Victoria and Haliburtoh' (Mr. Sam Hughes) has said in regard to patents, I may say that one clause in these four special treaties entitles the respective countries mentioned to reciprocal advantages in regard to the patent laws. Japanese patentees have the same rights within each of these foreign countries that the natives of these countries have in Japan in regard to the patent law. There are also several clauses in relation to the shipping trade and coast trade ; in relation to the privileges and treatment of the subjects of these different countries in Japan and the treatment of Japanese subjects in these treaty countries. These clauses were at one time considered to be objectionable to us in view of the possibility that Canada might wish to discriminate against the Japanese in Canada. I am happy to be able to say that it is to-day the policy of this government-and I think in that we represent the whole people of Canada-that we should not discriminate against Japanese in Canada, or think or consider of any such discrimination. Therefore in regard to that matter I think I may say we are free from any idea of fear that this clause in the treaty might hamper us in that direction. As a result of discussion and consideration, just lately, the following despatch was sent to the Colonial Office in England, to be transmitted to the Foreign Office, with the object of inquiring whether the Japanese government would overlook the fact that the period

within which we have the right to adhere to this treaty had expired, and allow Canada now, even at this rather late date to adhere to the British commercial treaty with Japan. The following is the despatch :
At the time of the original treaty of commerce and navigation in 1894 between Great Britain and Japan, it appears that Canada was invited to become a party thereto, but in view of certain conditions and possible complications, it was deemed best at the moment to decline participation. These obstacles have been now removed, and it is understood informally that the Japanese government would not be unwilling to allow Canada to become a party to the above treaty.
The committee advise that His Excellency be moved to ascertain whether the Japanese government would be prepared to admit Canada to a participation in the said treaty.
This obstacle in regard to the most favoured nation clause in connection with our preference within the empire is removed, because it is thoroughly understood now all over the empire, and also among foreign countries, that Canada's preference to the mother country or within the empire, does not apply to her dealings with foreign countries. As to the other matter, the treatment of the Japanese in this country, the present awakening of the Japanese to civilization and their great enlightenment, I think, have removed all feeling in favour of discriminating against them from the mind of the people of Canada-certainly from the mind of the government. I do not know that -there is any other point to be explained, but if any hon. gentleman has questions to ask I shall be glad to deal further with the matter.


George Eulas Foster: As I understand it, Canada might have adhered to the treaty and might have given no commercial advantages whatever to Japan ? She could have kept exactly the scale of duties of her present tariff ?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: So I understand it.


George Eulas Foster: The real reason that the arrangement was not made was the fear of complications on account of nationality ?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: And also a doubt in regard to the favoured nation cause. At that time, I think the situation in regard to the details of the tariff was not thoroughly understood.


Albert Edward Kemp: What is the date of the letter addressed to the Colonial Office ?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: It was dated June 7th,inst.


Mr. OSI.ER.: I gather from what the minister says that it is likely these negotiations going on now will eventually result in Canada having equal trading privileges with Japan with those now enjoyed by the United States ?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: I think so. That is our object in taking this step ; and I have confi-251
dence, from what I know of the feeling of the Japanese government, that they will meet us.


Mr. R. L. BORDEN.: As I understand, the period within which any colony of the empire might assent to this treaty was extended for a year. I have read that in the sessional papers of 1897.


Sydney Arthur Fisher: That had escaped my observation.


Robert Laird Borden: In order to have a complete record, I will read from the sessional papers of 1897 to which I have referred :
A treaty of commerce and navigation between Great Britain and Japan was signed at London, July 16th, .1894, the ratifications whereof were exchanged at Tokio, August 25th, 1894. A supplementary convention between the two countries was signed at Tokio on the 16th July, 1895, and ratifications were exchanged at the same place November 21st, 1895. Article 19 of the treaty provides that the Dominion of Canada might come within the operations thereof, providing that notice to that effect shall have been given to the Japanese government by Her Majesty's representative at Tokio within two years from the date of the exchange of ratifications. Subsequently notes were exchanged between the two governments extending the time for one year from that date.
Upon reports of a committee of the Honourable the Privy Council, approved by His Excellency the Governor Genera!, bearing date the 13th of October, 1896, the 22nd of December, 1896, and the 23rd of January, 1897. the Right Honourable the Secretary of State for the Colonies was advised that it was not considered expedient that Canada should take advantage of the provisions of article 19, or become a party to the treaty in question.
That, as I understand from the minister, was owing to the fact that the details of the tariff were not well understood at that time. Perhaps it would he of advantage, if these communications are not already before the House, to bring them down at some convenient time. I am not sure whether I gathered correctly from the minister (Mr. Fisher) that so far as Canada is concerned we would be exactly in the same position as the United States-that is we could take advantage of this treaty without offering any special tariff concessions in return. I was absent for a moment or two while the minister was speaking and am not sure that I followed exactly what he said concerning the opportunities which might be given to Canada to take advantage of the treaty now. Will the hon. gentleman state that again ?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: First, in regard to the treaty : My hon. friend (Mr. R. L. Borden) has mentioned the United States. Of course, if we adhere to the British treaty, we shall be hound entirely by the British treaty, and that does not involve any change except in regard to the tariff of Japan herself ; and therefore there will be no change in our tariff as respects Japanese goods. In regard to the opportunity for adhering now



to tlie treaty, I may say that, when in Japan I discussed' these matters with the government there. Of course the discussion was entirely informal, as it is a matter with which the Foreign Office of Britain must [DOT]deal. But I was assured by the government in Japan that if, at any time, Canada wished to give her adherence to the treaty they would be very willing to overlook the fact that the' term expressed in the treaty had expired.


George Eulas Foster: How long ago was that ?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: A little over two years ago. I have no doubt in my own mind, owing to information from various sources, that the same feeling actuates the government there at this time.


George Eulas Foster: I understood the minister to say there would be no objection to bring down the Order in Council to which reference has been made ?
Mr. FISHER No..


Edmund Boyd Osler: This is one of the most important commercial questions before Canada to-day. The market of Japan, I believe, is the best market we can hope to gain- and a growing market too. We have the shipping facilities unexcelled by any country. r heard incidentally the other day that some gentlemen from Japan visiting Canada -I do not know whether for the purpose or not-purchased some high grade Jersey cattle to take over to Japan ; and are satisfied that they are the best cattle to take, and expressed surprise that they had not earlier known that Canada was raising for sale that class of cattle. This would indicate a want of enterprise on the part of Canada. If this is the case in regard to our cattle, surely the advertising that Canada has been doing in other parts of the world as to'our products has not been done in Japan.


Sydney Arthur Fisher: I heartily agree with what the hon. gentleman (Mr. Osier) has said as to the value of the Japanese market to Canada. But what he said with regard to the Japanese gentlemen to whom he has referred is not quite correct. Two gentlemen came from Japan to this continent to purchase cattle. They first directed their attention to the United States ; but, in consequence of what they had seen of the Canadian exhibit at Osaka two years ago, they thought they would not return to Japan -until they had visited Canada and found what could be done here. They came here, and put themselves in communication with my department, with the result that they purchased over twenty head. These gentlemen expressed regret that they had not come first to Canada instead of going first to the United States.


George Eulas Foster: Were there any particular reasons which led the hon. minister (Mr. Fisher) to delay action in the matter from Mr. FISHER.
the time, two years ago, when he learned of the significance of the treaty and of the good will of Japan to our adherence thereto until now ?


Sydney Arthur Fisher: Simply that the matter was before the government and was not acted upon.



INQUIRY FOR RETURN.

Mr. A. B. INGRAM.: Before the Orders of the Day are called, I would like to call the attention of the Minister of Railways and Canals (Mr. Emmerson) to a promise he made when acting as Minister of Labour. He promised to lay on the table certain correspondence relating to complaints made against the Pere Marquette Railway Company. I would like to know when that correspondence will be brought down.


Mr. EMMERSON.: I have not received the papers from the deputy. I have not seen him within a day or two, hut will communicate with him and get them.



PERSONAL EXPLANATION.

George Eulas Foster: The hon. member for Winnipeg (Mr. Bole) is not present and I was not here yesterday when he drew the attention of the House to a statement said to have been made by myself. It is not a very important matter, but might just as well be made clear. In the unrevised 'Hansard,' I am reported as having made the statement that the hon. member (Mr. Bole) has brought down with him from Winnipeg certain statements and correspondence and an assignment of Mr. Chaffee's claims. I did not say that, although the unrevised ' Hansard ' would be sufficient warrant for the hon. member for Winnipeg (Mr. Bole) to think I had. The full stop was left out and also some words. What I meant to say was that Mr. Bole was in Winnipeg that time. I then preceeded to say that shortly afterwards the papers brought down show an assignment from Mr. Chaffee to McDonald & Co. That makes all the difference in the world in the statement, but the hon. member for Winnipeg (Mr. Bole) was fully justified in calling attention to it from what appeared in the unrevised 'Hansard.'



TRANSCONTINENTAL COMMISSION.

Robert Laird Borden: Have the government made any appointment to the vacancy on the board of the Transcontinental Commission ? I make the inquiry now because of the statement in the government press that a selection has been or is being made.


Sir WILFRID LAURIER.: No appointment, Mr. Speaker, lias been made.



PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT IN THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES.

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House in committee on Bill (No. 69) to establish and provide for the government of

the province of Alberta.-Sir Wilfrid Lau-rier.
On section 12-distribution of seats.
Robert Laird Borden: we have the material before us; I would like to know where that material exists. It is obvious that it does not exist in the information afforded by the census of 1901. It seems to me that we can dismiss that at once. The census of 1901 is not acted upon i" this Bill for any otner purpose and it is absolutely clear that it does not afford us an adequate basis upon which to proceed in the delimitation at the present time. It goes without saying, that a census which showed in this province a population of only 70,000 souls is not a sufficient or safe guide when we are proposing to divide the provinces into constituencies upon the basis of a population of 25,000 souls.
It has been said by the right hon. gentleman, or some of his colleagues, that we have before us certain other information. We have before us the lists of voters upon which the general election of 1903 was conducted. We nave before us the lists giving the number of persons who voted at the different polling booths on the 3rd of November last. I am still not much concerned with the question of discrimination between the north and the south, but I venture to submit to the right hon. gentleman that if he is proceeding upon either one or other of these bases the schedule which he has submitted to the House does not commend itself to us as having been very carefully prepared. We have no ditficulty with these local municipal divisions about which there has been so much discussion in connection with the redistribution of Ontario. The right hon. gentleman (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) seems to base his argument largely on the list of those who have voted. If I look at that list I find the arrangement of constituencies quite as unsatisfactory as the list of electors for the different ridings now proposed to be created. Having had some acquaintance with this subject in the session of 1903, when I acted upon a committee to which was entrusted the duty of reporting the distributing of ridings in all parts of Canada, where the distribution was a matter of dispute, I never heard in the committee any suggestion that we should proceed upon the basis of those who have voted in any particular riding. We proceeded always upon the basis of population, and I think it must be apparent to the right hon. gentleman that a list of electors in the riding must be a much better guide to the actual population in the riding than a list of persons who have voted. He has only to consider that for one moment to see the force of that suggestion. The list of voters for each polling division was prepared by officers of the present administration. There cannot be any suggestion of any partisanship against the interests of the administration or against the administration of the Prime Minister's political friends. I do not suggest that there is any partisanship against the interest of those on this side of the House. I must regard these lists for the present as fair and proper lists made up Mr. R. L. BORDEN.
for the purpose of that election. Are you to take the guide thus afforded, or are you to take the guide afforded by the persons who actually voted? The weather, the many avocations which engage the population, the thoroughness of organization, the activity or popularity of the candidates, the interest taken in the issue at any juncture, a hundred other things which one might mention Interfere in the different ridings with the percentage of those who come out to vote. The list made for the purpose of the election is supposed to contain, and we must assume it does contain, the names of all persons who have the right to vote at the election, but the list of those who actually voted contains no such guide, for the very good reasons I have mentioned. The suggestion I make is very well borne out by the results, because in some ridings we find that from 75 to 80 or 85 per cent of the electors voted, while in other ridings, for reasons which have been stated, 55, 60 or 65 per cent only of the electors came forward for the purpose of depositing their ballots. But even assuming that either one or the other of these lists would afford a fair guide to the administration' in delimiting the ridings which have been placed before the House in this schedule, I must confess that I cannot understand the principles upon which the government has delimited these different constituencies. Beginning with the list, look at the ridings proposed to be constituted according to the number of voters who actually deposited their ballots in No-verhber last. I will take them in their numerical order and not according to district or to area. We find the following
results :
Votes polled in
November
Constituency.	last.
Stony Plain	  584
Red Deer	 60S
Cardston	 621
Vermilion:	 632
Deduc	 676
Macleod	 715
St. Albert	 740
Rosebud	 749
Banff	 750
Sturgeon	 772
Gleichen	 774
Dacomibe	  778
Ponoka		794
Wetaskiwin	 834
Lethbridge	 858
Strathcona	 872
Innisfail	 896
High River	 971
Medicine Hat	 1,168
Pincher	1,147
Saskatchewan	 1,237
Edmonton	 1,340
Calgary	 2,042
Well, there does not seem to have been a great deal of care taken to distribute these ridings according to population, because we begin in Stony Plain with 584 electors who.

voted in November last, and we end in Calgary with 2,052 electors who voted in the same election, showing a limit of 300 per cent instead of 10 per cent, which I believe has been allowed in the recent instructions from the Colonial Secretary to the commissioners for delimiting the electoral divisions in the Transvaal. If you take the number of electors on the list, you find the same extraordinary discrepancies :
Voters
on
Constituency.	the list.
Stony Plain	 748
Cards ton	 851
St. Albert	 960
Banff	 1,017
Vermilion	 1,068
Ponoka	 1,068
Leduc	 1,068
Red Deer	 1,095
Sturgeon	 1,098
Macleod	 1,121
Lacombe	 1,182
Rosebud	 1,189
Lethbridge	 1*236
Gleiehen	  1,260
Strathcona	   1*291
Innisfail	 1,325
Wetaskiwin	 1,416
High River	 R528
Medicine Hat	 1,650
Pincher	  1,678
Edmonton	*	 1*689
Saskatchewan	 1*757
Calgary	 2^682
You see practically the same discrepancy, running from Stony Plain with 748 electors on the list to Calgary with 2,682 electors on the list. There is every variation of population between the lowest and the highest, there does seem to be no principle based on population, to which you can attribute the preparation of these ridings. Perhaps the right bon. gentleman will do me the kindness to state now how it is that we have these extraordinary discrepancies upon the list which I have before me ; and as to the figures, there is not any great dispute between the hon. members on this side of the House and those on that side of the House. Now that is the situation as it strikes me at present. In dealing with these constituencies it seems to me that we ought to have regard, in the first place, as I said before, to this prime question : Can we possibly have in this committee the information which is necessary to make a fair and just distribution of the ridings in these two provinces ? I do not think so. I have read the debates witli a great deal of care, and I do not think that this House possesses any such information as should be before us for that purpose. The very circumstance that hon. gentlemen on that side of the House, and hon. gentlemen on this side of the House, acting I have no doubt in both cases with the utmost good faith, arrived at such different and irreconcilable conclusions, seems to me a strong reason for suggesting to tbe Prime Minister that some independent tribunal, with the
same means of investigation as those which lie proposed to confer upon the commission in 1899 should be appointed for delimiting these constituencies. In the next place, and for the sake of argument only, for what reason is it that you are acting upon either the one or the other of these lists showing the extraordinary discrepancies in the population of the different ridings as disclosed by the lists which I have just read to the committee ?-and I will hand a copy of these to the right hon. gentleman for the purpose of information, if these discrepancies have not already impressed themselves upon his attention. We ought to conclude that this division can be much better done by an independent body having the means of investigation which I have referred to ; and if the government does not adopt that very reasonable principle, that very fair conclusion, then it seems to me that some principle should be stated which would be applicable both to the province of Alberta and to tile province of Saskatchewan, and upon which the government can show that they have acted in delimiting the ridings which are contained in the schedules to both Acts. Now I understand that the principle which has been stated from the other side of the House with regard to the province of Alberta produces the most extraordinary results when applied to the province of Saskatchewan, as was set forth in the speech of my hon. friend from Qp'Appelle (Mr. Lake). It does not seem that the principle which was put forward and which was illustrated by my hon. friend from Qu'Ap-peile can really be the principle upon which the government has proceeded. It has been suggested that the ridings have been delimited, and that a principle is now sought for the purpose of supporting that division.
I do not suggest this, but if any such course has been pursued, it is obviously not a proper and fair course. Some principle should be adapted, and a very proper principle I think is to adopt a principle and have it carried out, a commission of judges or to a commission of independent and trustworthy persons. If that principle is not adopted, then surely it lies with the government to show the principle upon which they have acted and to apply that principle without fear or favour, not only to the province of Alberta, but to the province of Saskatchewan as well.


Wilfrid Laurier: I do not propose on this Bill to discuss in any way the schedules which have been submitted to my hon. friend with regard to the province of Saskatchewan.


Robert Laird Borden: It is simply the principle.


Wilfrid Laurier: The principle is the same in both cases. I will come to that presently, but I do not think it will be consistent with the rules of debate or at all conducive to any good result that we should,

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mix the two things together. Let us stick to what we have in hand; that is to say, to the principles and the schedules in regard to the province of Alberta. My hon. friend has suggested, that, according to the language of section 12, it was' not contemplated that the schedules of this Bill should be settled at this table. 1 have no hesitation in saying to my hon. friend that in my own mind I thought that these schedules should not be settled at this table. My hon. friend from West Assini-boia (Mr. Scott), has stated my opinion in regard to that. I have taken that position all along in the debate. The discussions which took place between myself and my colleagues and the representatives of the Northwest legislature were confidential, and I shall not disclose them, but at all events the statement has been made by my hon. friend from West Assiniboia that it was my intention to have these schedules confirmed in the same manner as the schedules were confirmed at the time of the last Dominion redistribution ; that is by a conference of members from both sides of the House. This view did not commend itself to the judgment of hon. gentlemen on the other side of the House and therefore we had to proceed as we are now proceeding.


Robert Laird Borden: That is entire news to me. I never heard of any such suggestion.


Wilfrid Laurier: I do not think my hon. friend heard of it.


Robert Laird Borden: I suppose I ought to have heard of it.


Wilfrid Laurier: My hon. friend from West Assiniboia stated that the matter was one which concerned more the members of the Northwest Territories, and he made the offer. I understand, that the schedules should be prepared by hoi. members on both sides of the House from the Northwest. There was some misunderstanding with them. But, that was my intention.


Mr. LAKE.: As I stated yesterday, that offer was never made to me.


Wilfrid Laurier: I am not going to discuss what was done. My hon. friend from West Assiniboia has stated at all events what was my intention. If for one reason or the other it did not meet with approval that was my intention, but it has not been done and therefore we had to resort to the course of proceeding as we are now proceeding, or we had to resort to the course suggested by my hon. friend the leader of the opposition just now, or rather proposed in the motion of the hon. member for Calgary (Mr. M. S. McCarthy), that we should refer the whole matter to a commission composed of judges.
Mr. FOSTER, Will my right hon. friend excuse me ? He states to the committee that it was his intention that there should be a conference of members from both sides of the House to settle this matter. The com-Sir WILFRID LAURIER.
mittee has been entirely in the dark as to whether that was the intention or not up to this moment.
'Sir WILFRID LAURIER, No.


George Eulas Foster: What method did he take to apprise the opposition that in his mind the proper way to proceed was to have a conference of members from both sides of the House ? The only thing that has occurred heretofore has been a statement by a member of the opposition side of the House that such a proposition was made by Northwest members supporting the government to Northwest members who were in opposition. Now we have a Northwest member rising in his place in the House and denying that any such proposition was made to him.


Mr. SCOTT.: Will my hon. friend (Mr. Foster) permit me to say that we were told at the conference to which reference has been made by the premier of the Northwest Territories that he had been asked by the Prime Minister to get an agreement first about the boundary line between the provinces and next about the number of constituencies which should be apportioned to each province, and also to furnish the Prime Minister with the schedules for each province. The premier of the Territories, Mr. Haul-tain, came to the conference and suggested that we should help him* in furnishing these schedules and help him to come to the conclusions that he might give to the government in regard to these matters.


George Eulas Foster: That is now a new version. Now we come down to the point that the proposition was not made to the members from the Northwest on this side of the House, but that the proposition was made in some way to Mr. Haultain, but it was not in the mind of the right hon. Prime Minister, as he told us here, that there should be a conference between Mr. Haultain and somebody else to fix this up. There was to be no conference consonant with his idea between the members in this House on both sides. What had Mr. Haultain to do in so far as a conference between members representing the government and opposition in this House was concerned ? Nothing at all. The statement made the other day by my hon. friend who has just spoken (Mr. Scott) and the statement he made to-day are not consistent with each other, and both of them flatly deny what the right hon. Prime Minister has said that he had in his mind, and what hon. gentlemen sitting on this side of the House declare is an absolute fact. The right hon. Prime Minister is the important man on that side of the House. If he had an idea of actually holding it, he placed himself in the position of taking no certain step to apprise the opposition of the fact that he had that idea and that he thought it would be right that it should prevail. Then, having done nothing and having brought the matter to this pass, he now gives as an excuse for the present basis and the present proceeding that

there was no acceptation of what he had in his mind.


Wilfrid Laurier: I did not intend to convey the idea that I thought that this matter should be settled between the opposition and the government sitting as we are now at this table, but I thought this was a matter which might well be settled by the members who were representing the Northwest Territories. I am sorry it was not done in that way. If it were not done in that way we might have done it in one of two other ways. One way was to refer it to a commission of judges as the hon. leader of the opposition and the hon. member for Calgary have proposed. My hon. friend has referred to the precedent, as he calls it, of the Bill of 1899. The Bill of 1899 was introduced for a specific object only and for nothing else ; that is to say, to rectify certain things which the party on this side of the House thought had been done injuriously to them. It was proposed that certain counties should be divided and others united and the Bill proposed that when there was to be a division of a county into two or more ridings the work should be done by a commission, but at no time was it the policy of the party to which I belong that we should entrust the work of preparing the constituencies in this House, because we had only to deal with this House, to a commission of judges. We thought that, on the contrary, we should deal with that matter in accordance with British precedent and that we should have the work done by the House itself and not delegated to any judiciary authority. My hon. friend stated to the House that according to British precedent this work should be referred to judges, but I beg to say that in this matter he is in error. At no time in Great Britain, as far as my information goes, and I think upon this point it is absolutely accurate, and under no circumstances in Great Britain has the work of distribution of seats in the House of Commons been referred to a commission of judges. The work has been done in every instance by the House itself reserving only the mechanical work of tracing upon the ground and putting on the maps the respective divisions to which the House has agreed, not to a commission of judges, but to a special board. That was what was done in 1884 and I understand it is what has been done subsequently. Prior to 1884 this woi'k of redistribution had always been done more or less arbitrarily, but in 1884, when the Act of Representation was introduced by Mr. Gladstone, which was largely to add to the electorate and which was to extend the franchise chiefly in cities, the opposition, led by Lord Salisbury, would not agree to the Act unless they knew beforehand what distribution should be made in consequence of it. Mr. Gladstone agreed to the suggestion. The question was one which was not without some difficulties. As the franchise was to be largely extended, chiefly in the boroughs, and as the representation would be larger in
the boroughs than in the counties, the question was to have a fair distribution in consequence. I gather from the debates that the Conservative party were afraid that if the basis of the suffrage were largely extended, and if there was a large acquisition of votes upon the lists, the boroughs might go against the Conservatives to the prejudice of the representation of the counties in which their strength lay. The chief object was to have a fair distribution, before even agreeing to the principle of the extension of the suffrage. Mr. Gladstone agreed to that, and the principles were laid down and discussed at a conference between representatives of both political parties.


Robert Laird Borden: Were not these principles embodied in a commission issued to judges ?


Wilfrid Laurier: No. The commission was entrusted to a board of commissioners, the names of whom I will quote from the record. I read from the speech of Mr. Gladstone, English ' Hansard,' volume 294 :
The best thing I can say is that a commission has been appointed for the purpose. The division of the boroughs and the fixing of the county districts will be under a commission which has been appointed, and perhaps I might not do ill -since, after all, confidence in the commission is a very important matter-if I ventured to read the names of the commissioners to the House. For England the names are Sir John Lambert, Mr. Pelham, barrister-at-law. Sir Francis Sanford. Mr. Joseph John Henley, the son of a former well-known member of this House, Colonel Owen Jones, and Major Hector Tulloch.
I have here the instructions that were given to the commissioners, and it will be found that the work of the commission was largely to be the mechanical laying out of the boundaries upon the ground. They had to divide counties and boroughs ; and in England, where the population is thick, where the divisions are ill-defined and where the boundaries are sometimes the result, not of law, but of custom, the difficulty was to distribute the population so as to give a fair proportion as between boroughs and counties and between boroughs and boroughs and at the same time not to interfei'e too radically with existing conditions. I have here the instructions which were given to the commissioners, and I have the l'eport made by these commissioners. The report is signed bv the gentlemen whose names I have given, and it is prefaced with the instruction from which I quote:
The duties of the commissioners will be the following :
1. With respect to counties.
In the first place to examine the survey map3 of the Ordnance Department, and determine from them and other documents in the possession of that department and of the local government board and from other available information, the boundaries to be assigned to the several divisions of each county to be divided. In

forming the divisions care must be taken in all those eases where there are populous localities of an urban character to include them in one and the same division, unless this cannot be done without producing grave inconvenience, and involving boundaries of a very irregular and objectionable character.
Subject to this important rule, each division should be as compact as possible with respect to geographical position, and should be based upon well-known existing areas, such as petty-sessional divisions, or other areas consisting of an aggregate of parishes. In some instances, however, it may be found necessary to include separate parishes, hut a divisional boundary should not intersect a parish.
Each division will ibe named from some important town or place within it, preference being given to any merged borough or boroughs, when it consists wholly or mainly of some well-known area, from that area.
When the divisions have thus been provisionally determined, public notice must be given of their contents by advertisement in one or more local newspapers, and day and place appointed for the attendance of one of the members of the commission or an assistant commissioner at some principal town in the county to hear any objections to the proposed constitution of the divisions and receive proposals for their alteration. It will be convenient that the substance of such objection and proposals should be handed in to the commissioner or assistant commissioner in writing.
2.	With respect to boroughs.
The duties of the commission 'will be, in cases where the question of an alteration of boundary arises, to ascertain whether the present boundaries or those indicated by the Bill embrace the whole of the population which ought to be included within the borough. The commissioner will, therefore, previous to making any recommendations, take the necessary steps for satisfying themselves whether or not there are any considerable number of -houses beyond -the boundaries but contiguous thereto, the occupiers of which, either from community of interests with the borough or from other circumstances, form part of the town population proper. Where, however, the adjoining areas consist of large and populous urban districts it will often be found desirable, especially in those cases where otherwise it would be necessary to intersect the districts, that they should be left to form county divisions instead of being absorbed into the borough.
In every case where the boundaries pf a borough are proposed to be altered, whether by extension or otherwise, the alteration should, if possible, be consistent with well established limits, such as parochial or other similar boundaries.
Where the divisions of the boroughs which are to be divided have been provisionally determined, the proceedings will be similar to those in the case of counties.
3.	In dealing both with county and borough divisions, the boundaries of the divisions must be adjusted so that the population, excluding in the case of the county divisions that of the parliamentary boroughs, may be proximately equalized and in the arrangement of the divisions special regard should be had to the pursuits of the population. If the county voters having qualifications in a parliamentary borough within a county division are numerous, some regard may properly be had to their num-


Wilfrid Laurier: her in determining the population to be embraced in that division.
As between counties and boroughs, the boundaries must, when the divisions are formed, be in conformity with existing boundaries except so far as these are altered by schedule 5 of the Bill, and where it appears to the commission, from information obtained in the course of their inquiry, that an alteration of existing borough boundaries is desirable, a description of the alteration should be embodied in their report.
I wish to cite, not the whole of the proceedings, but the first step which was taken by the commissioners to carry out their instructions; and I read from'the report of the commissioners:
Immediately upon our appointment, which was dated the 29-th of November last, we entered upon our duties, and shortly afterwards, finding that without additional assistance we should be unable to complete the work entrusted to us before the re-assembling of parliament, we applied for the appointment of three assistant commissioners, and accordingly Major General Phipps Cary, -R. E., Captain M. W. Skinner, R.E.. and G. Pemberton Leach, Esquire, bar-rister-:at-:law, were, with the consent of the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, attached to the commission in that capacity.
You see, therefore, that the work entrusted to the commissioners was simply to carry out the intentions of parliament. They were asked to look at old charts and old maps, to find out the grouping of the population and so on, in order to get the best division that could be made. They were to have so many constituencies within a certain area, and to divide so many boroughs and so many counties in order to produce so many electoral divisions. It was found that could not be done by parliament in England, because information was needed which parliament could not possibly ascertain of itself. There are no such difficulties confronting us in the present case as were experienced in England. We have a very sparse population in the Northwest Territories; there are no ranges of mountains to divide population on one side or the other ; there are no large rivers, except those which are well known to us; there are not many streams, and therefore we are cognizant of all the conditions which enable us to do the mechanical work which, in England, was entrusted to commissioners. The leader of the (opposition asks what principles we have followed in order to arrive at this conclusion. Well, we have endeavoured to be guided by two principles-geographical conditions and population. These are the only two principles which we think should guide us under existing circumstances, and whether we have this matter settled here and now or whether we appoint a commission of judges or of any other body, they will always have to come back in the last resort, to those two guiding principles-geographical position and distribution of population. It is true that the result will never

work out mathematically either in this or in any other distribution. You will always have to depend upon that substratum of justice and fair-play, which, after all, is the best guide in matters of this kind. If you attempt to carry out your purpose by any precise mathematical rule, you must fail ; you have to trust to good sense and fair-play in the end.
I wish to refer to two matters to which my hon. friend has called my attention, namely, the population of Stony Plain and the population of Calgary. The hon. gentleman asks : Why do you give a member to Stony Plain when you give only one member to Calgary ? Well, Calgary is a city, while Stony Plain is a rural district. I appeal to hon. gentlemen on the other side, I appeal to my hon. friend from North Toronto (Mr. Poster), who has sat on the treasury benches when the redistribution was undertaken, that yon cannot have the same unit of population for the representation of a city as for the representation of a rural community. Two years ago, when we last had a redistribution measure before this House, a strong appeal was made to us by representatives of urban populations, that they were not treated fairly because the unit of population was not the same for the city as for the rural places. Our unit of population for counties was 25,000, but for Toronto and Montreal we had a very much larger unit. If this principle were not adopted some portions of the rural populations would be left unrepresented. Calgary, for instance, had a population, according to the last census of 4,865. This is a compact population included within, perhaps, two square miles. Stony Plain had a population of 2,938; here is a population of about 3,000 scattered over a territory hundreds of miles in extent. On what principle are you to deal with these two populations if not on the principle we have adopted of considering geographical conditions as well as population ?


Mr. AMES.: Will the right hon. gentleman (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) allow me to ask him why he argues that Stony Plain with 5S9 votes cast in the last election should have one member to itself, while Saskatchewan, with about equal area and with 1,168 votes cast in the last election, should have only one member ? Or will he tell us why Stony Plain, with 768 votes on the list should have one member, when High River, with 1,786 votes on the list, both rural sections, has only one member ?


Wilfrid Laurier: Because of geographical considerations as shown in the map I have before me. It is impossible to make division so as to establish mathematical equality among the voters. No matter what arrangement you make you .must do apparent injustice to somebody. How, then, would my hon. friend (Mr. Ames) do it ?


Herbert Brown Ames: I would follow the principle adopted in the Transvaal, in New Zealand
and in New South Wales-establish a certain quota of representation by voting population, and then leave it to the judges to define the boundaries.
Sir WILFRID LAURIEiR. But how could the judges proceed in any other way than that in which we have proceeded ? I have looked at the laws of the Transvaal on this subject. They provide that every electoral district must have the same population within 10 per cent. I do not know the population of the Transvaal or the conditions of tjiat country, hut I feel sure it would not be possible to work out any such system in this country.


Herbert Brown Ames: Does not the Prime Minister think that the conditions of the Transvaal and of New South Wales are very much the same as our own-population very much scattered in some places, and, in others, concentrated ?


Wilfrid Laurier: In this country, from the time of confederation, no such rule has been followed ; and I do not think it is possible to follow out this fanciful new theory, but we must, to some extent, stick to the old idea, so far as it can be applied with justice. My hon. friend (Mr. Ames) contrasts the registered vote of Stony Plain 766 with the registered vote of Saskatchewan, 1,382.


Herbert Brown Ames: Stony Plain and High River.


Wilfrid Laurier: I understand that High River is a rather thickly peopled portion of the country. But Stony Plain is a remote section, at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, and I understand, very sparsely settled. If representation is to be given with even a semblance of justice, these people must he considered in the light of their geographical position.


Herbert Brown Ames: Practically all the (population of Stony Plain, I understand, lies in the northeastern portion of it. So far as High River is concerned, why cannot that territory be given two representatives, inasmuch as it 'has more than double the population and more than double the number of voters that Stony Plain has ?


Wilfrid Laurier: Well, would the hon. gentleman (Mr. Ames) suggest why High River should have two representatives and none should be giveu to Stony Plain ? Would that be justice ?


Herbert Brown Ames: That is not necessary.


Wilfrid Laurier: Then, what will take place if that is not necessary ?


George Eulas Foster: What will take place is that the right hon. gentleman will not have the balance in the north, as he has taken care to have it now.


Wilfrid Laurier: What will take place is that Stony Plain will have to be added to some other large territory, whose representative already would have

too much to do, and, although this section should have a representative it would be denied that advantage.


Robert Laird Borden: I would like to ask the right hon. gentleman a question. I am trying to follow what he says. You have no municipal divisions in Alberta, so far as I know, except the cities. You estimate a certain population based upon the number of voters on the list or on the number who voted, assuming the correctness of that estimate, why is it necessary in applying the unit of population, to have the very great discrepancy shown by the contrast of Stony Plain with 584 votes polled, and Calgary with 2,052 ? Or leave Edmonton and Calgary out for the moment-I will give reasons why I think they should not be left out-and you have Stony Plain with 584, and Saskatchewan with 1,237. Or Stony Plain with 748 on the. voters' list and Pineker with 1,078 on the voters' list. In applying the unit of population,-and that was the basis we adopted in 1903- why do you have such extraordinary discrepancies ?


Wilfrid Laurier: Because in Ontario you were dealing with a compact population, whereas in these new Territories you are dealing with a moving and everchanging population, and you have an uneven population distributed over a large amount of territory. The hon. member for North Toronto (Mr. Foster) has spoken of the feeling against the proposed distribution and asked why we want to have so many members in the north. For my part I have no sympathy with this miserable-no, Mr. Chairman, I shall not use that expression because I do not want to use any offensive word-but I will say these unfortunate appeals to excite division between the north and south. Have we not already divisions enough in this country-division of race and religion?


Some hon. MEMBERS: Hear, hear.


Wilfrid Laurier: But it will not be my fault, if they do exist.


George Eulas Foster: The right hon. gentleman always deplores wrhat he himself brings about.


Wilfrid Laurier: I shall be glad to discuss this subject before the session is over, but do not propose to do so to-day.


Mr. M. S. MCCARTHY.: I understood the right hon. gentleman to say that High River was thickly-peopled because of its proximity to Calgary. But it is not as near Calgary as Stony Plain is to Edmonton at present.


Wilfrid Laurier: Why, it is evidently a question, upon the other side, of rivalry between Calgary and Edmonton. But why not discard Calgary and Edmonton in this matter?


Wilfrid Laurier: 


Mr.  M. S.@: McCarthy. That is not the ease at all, as I have attempted to show by citations from newspapers published in Macleod, which is eighty miles from Calgary, in Medicine Hat which is 200 miles distant, and iu Lethbridge which is 120 miles from Calgary.


Wilfrid Laurier: My hon. friend will not depart from his local prejudices. It is always with him Calgary and Edmonton, in one form or another. It is always a question with him of north or south. If we have spent the last two days or so, and if we are going to spend Heaven knows how many more on this point, it is simply because there is rivalry between Edmonton and Calgary. My hon. friend would not object to having Stony Plain represented if there were not rivalry between Edmonton and Calgary. Surely no one will object to every section of the community being represented here. Wherever there are settlements, no matter howr young or how recently settled, wherever there are men who have a right to the suffrage, why should they not be represented in the legislature of the new province?


Robert Laird Borden: Who is objecting ?


Wilfrid Laurier: The gentleman whom my hon. friend represents and my hon. friend himself.


Robert Laird Borden: I challenge the right hon. gentleman to point to any word I have spoken which raised any such objection. His statement is most unwarrantable.


Wilfrid Laurier: If my hon. friend had not that intention, I apologize for attributing it to him.


Robert Laird Borden: I have not uttered a word which gives the right hon. gentleman the slightest warrant for making that imputation, and he knows it.


Wilfrid Laurier: I thought my hon. friend spoke of Stony Plain and Calgary a moment ago.


Robert Laird Borden: There is no use making suggestions which have not the slightest foundation.


Wilfrid Laurier: I would be the last to impute anything of the kind to my hon. friend and at once accept his statement without any qualification, and absolutely withdraw the imputation. I do not want to impute motives to him. I do not want to charge him with anything of that kind ; but when he takes exception to what I have said, I simply refer him to the fact that the whole discussion we have had has been due simply to the rivalry between Calgary and Edmonton. And I repeat the only objection to Stony Plain having one member and to Athabaska having two is that being nearer Edmonton than Calgary, they will be more likely to vote for Edmon-

ton as the capital rather than Calgary. That is what is at the bottom of the discussion.


Richard Stuart Lake: No.


Wilfrid Laurier: If it be not, then I shall be glad to hear I am in error. But what has been the purport of all this discussion? Why all this discussion between north and south? Why not look at the whole question from the boundary up to the limit of Athabaska rather than to Red Deer north and Red Deer south? If we look at the question on this broad basis, no fault will be found with the divisions. That they are, or can be, mathematical nobody can pretend ; but that they are fair I assert in face of all the contradictions we have had in the last two days. My hon. friend, the leader of the opposition, said a moment ago that we could not take the census as a sufficient basis. I agree with him. We have not taken the census as the only basis, but we have taken also the recorded vote, the registered vote, the post offices, the school districts, and my hon. friend from Calgary (Mr. McCarthy) has given us in addition the business done by the railways, banks and so on, and I think also the customs duties. I do not object to all these things. They are all fair elements for comparison and to be considered in our endeavour to give representation according to population. My hon. friend said a moment ago that in the committee on which he sat two years ago, they were guided by the census o'f the population. That is true, but what figures did they follow? They followed the census of 1901. in the old provinces of Canada; we can take the census as the basis of population until we have another census, because we know the population will not vary much from one census to another. There will be a small accession from immigration and the natural increase, but nothing to prevent the census being taken as a basis. In these Territories, however, the conditions are quite different. There we cannot take the census alone but have to supplement it^ by all the information to which I have just alluded.


Tison.   R.@: L- BORDEN. The right hon. gentleman himself introduced the question of the two capitals and then charges my hon. friend from Calgary (Mr. McCarthy) with having done so.


Wilfrid Laurier: The hon. gentleman has not been here the last two days.


Mr.   I@: I want to point out that he was not quite fair. The question was put him with regard to High River, and he referred to its proximity to Calgary.


Wilfrid Laurier: I did so because I concluded there must be a large population in High River on account of its being in the vicinity of Calgary.


Tison.   R.@: L- BORDEN. Yes, he referred to its proximity to Calgary, but when my hon. friend from Calgary (Mr. McCarthy) referred to the proximity of Stony Plain to Edmonton, he charged him with raising the question of rivalry. He is not applying the same principle to each case.


Wilfrid Laurier: My hon. friend is wrong. I said there is a large population at High River because it is in the vicinity of Calgary. My hon. friend from Ca,-gary replied :	But Stony Plain is in the
vicinity of Edmonton. But, Sir, there is no population in Stony Plain though it is in the vicinity of Edmonton. That has nothing to do with it.


Robert Laird Borden: I do not think it has, but the right hon. gentleman introduced the illustration and thus gave warrant to my hon. friend from Calgary to refer to Stony Plain. Because if you argue that High River should have a population away above the mark because of its proximity to Calgary, it is equally good reason to say that Stony Plain should have a 'Similar increase of population because it is in the vicinity of Edmonton. If the principle be good in the one case, it should in the other, but my hon. friend dismissed that argument with a smile and an entire disregard of logic very refreshing on a warm day like this.
the right hon. gentleman made a great deal of the point that in England judges were not selected. I was under the impression that judges were selected in Great Britain, but if judges were not selected there, men were selected who had the confidence of both parties. The important part of it is that the delimitation was entrusted to an independent commission, and that was done after an agreement as to the principle had been arrived at by both parties. My right hon. friend (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) says it was his own intention to have pursued tliat course in this case. I very much regret that although I have been pretty steadily in the House since the 1st of February I have heard nothing until to-day of any such suggestion. I have not heard any such suggestion from the right hon. gentleman himself, as he will admit. I have not heard any such suggestion from my friends on this side of the House Dom the Northwest Territories, and I am inclined to think if they had been cognizant of any suggestion of the kind they would have imparted it to me. The right hon. gentleman says he regrets that that course has not been carried out. Whose fault is that ? It is his own fault. These matters are arranged by private interview between the rio-ht 'hon. gentleman and myself or some one on this side of tlffi House, usually between the right hon. gentleman and myself, but I have not heard one word from him or from any other person that this was to be arranged by a conference between the


Frank Oliver: The leader of the opposition is cert&inl.v doing his humble best to create dissatisfaction in the minds of the people of Alberta. I do not know that he will be successful, because, after two or three days engaged in threshing this case out in parliament, he and his friends have certainly failed to establish a case.


Robert Laird Borden: What part of my remarks were intended to excite dissatisfaction ?


Frank Oliver: The whole of them, as 1 understood them, by trying to create a grievance where no grievance exists, and where none has yet been shown. My hon. friend has laid some stress on the assertion he makes that there was no attempt at a conference with regard to this question. Had he been here last night, or had he read the proceedings of last night in the ' Hansard,' he would have seen that there was a direct statement made by three members on this side of the House that there was a conference held in which the question of the division between the two districts was discussed, and during which, according to the statement of the hon. member for Alberta (Mr. Herron), other questions in that connection were discussed ; and that the conference was not continued because it was evident from the results of the meeting that there was no use in continuing it. There was no refusal on the part of members of this side to go on, but there was an absence of willingness on the part of members on the other side of the House when it was desired to go on.


Maitland Stewart McCarthy: What is the hon. gentleman referring to ?


Frank Oliver: I say there was a meeting held at which the hon. member for Alberta

was present and at which I was present. Does lie deny it ? Is the hon. gentleman contradicting what I say ?
Mr. iM. S. MCCARTHY. I merely wish to say, Mr. Chairman


Frank Oliver: I have the floor.. If the hon. gentleman wishes to make a contradiction let him make it, and I will sit down ; but I will not sit down to let him make a speech.


Maitland Stewart McCarthy: I simply desire to ask a question.


George Eulas Foster: Does the Minister of the Interior take the ground that when a gentleman rises on the other side of the House and asks leave to ask him a question which has to do with an emphatic statement made by the minister, and which is denied on the other side, that he is going to stand on his rights and not allow it ?


Frank Oliver: I mean to say that when I make an emphatic statement, if the hon. gentleman has any denial to make, I will sit down and let him make it.


Andrew B. Ingram: My hon. friend (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) asked the hon. gentleman for an explanation.


Frank Oliver: I asked him to deny my statement if he could. I stated that there was a meeting at which were present the hon. member for Saskatchewan (Mr. La-mont), the hon. member for West Assini-boia (Mr. Scott) and the hon. member for Alberta (Mr. Herron), at which the question of the division between the two districts was discussed, along with other questions in that connection, as stated by the hon. member for Alberta last night. Now, does he deny that ?


Maitland Stewart McCarthy: Does he mean the division between the two provinces ?


Frank Oliver: Between the two provinces.


Maitland Stewart McCarthy: Well, so far as that goes, the minister is correct.


Frank Oliver: Thank you. I have only to say that when the hon. leader of the opposition rung the .changes on the alleged fact that there was no conference-


Robert Laird Borden: I was not referring to a conference about the boundaries between the two provinces, I was talking of a conference respecting the delimitation of the ridings.


Frank Oliver: He was denying that there was a conference.


Robert Laird Borden: The hon. gentleman surely knew what I was referring to, and what I expressly stated. There was no conference, so far as I am aware, certainly not with myself, respecting the delimitation of the ridings in either of the two provinces. That is what I said.


Frank Oliver: 


Frank Oliver: The hon. gentleman is certainly depending upon his legal ability.


Robert Laird Borden: I am not, I am depending upon the truth.


Frank Oliver: There is a question as to whether there was a conference in regard to the delimitation of the constituencies. We say that there was a conference called for that purpose, and when that conference met, the first duty was necessarily to decide a-, to the boundaries between the two provinces ; and we found, during the conference, that we could not come to an agreement even on that point, nor on other points that were brought up at the conference,


Robert Laird Borden: Was the delimitation of the boundary brought up ?


Frank Oliver: I believe it was brought up. The evidence on that point is the statement of my hon. friend from West Assini-boia (Mr. Scott). I did not bring it up. I was not a party to the discussion in regard to it.


Mr.  M. S.@: McCarthy. Did the hon. gentleman hear it brought up ?


Frank Oliver: I cannot say I did, but I do say most emphatically that the conference was held with the view of discussing the delimitation of the constituencies once we had decided upon the delimitation of the boundaries of the province.


Richard Stuart Lake: I would like to ask the hon. minister whether the gentlemen who were invited to attend the conference were told of that. I certainly was invited to attend but f was not told that.


Frank Oliver: I do not know what the hon. member was told ; I only know what I was told.


Robert Laird Borden: When the hon. minister uses the expression ' with the view to ' he is rather ambiguous. It may have been ' with the view to ' in the minds of hon. gentlemen opposite, but that is of no importance unless they communicated to hon. gentlemen on this side of the House that that was their design.


Frank Oliver: The main point is that we, on both sides of the House, did come together amicably in regard to the preliminary feature of this question, and if the discussion was not carried further the fault was not with those of us who believed the conference was for the purpose of securing an amicabfe delimitation of the boundaries of the constituencies, and who were present on future occasions expecting to meet our friends on the other side, but who, as I said, were not there. I cannot answer for the reason why they were not there, but I say that the insinuation that there was any desire on our part to avoid a conference is not borne out by the facts.


Mr. LALOR.: You say you cannot understand why they were not there. Were they invited to be there ? I would like you to answer that.


Frank Oliver: I do not know whether they were invited to be there or not; I know they were not there.
Some lion. MEMBERS. Oh.


Frank Oliver: We did not meet although they certainly had the privilege of being there if they wanted to be.


Francis Ramsey Lalor: In what way did the hon. minister give them that privilege ?


Frank Oliver: They were invited to the meeting we had and the business of that meeting was not concluded.


Mr. TURRIFF.: This meeting was called by Mr. Haultain. I was present at it. The bulk of the discussion was over the boundary line between the two provinces and we could not agree upon that. I remember distinctly that matter of the boundaries of the divisions was discussed, but why it was not continued further or why there were not any further meetings about it I do not know. But, we met there at the call of Mr. Haul-tain who said that the Prime Minister had asked him to give his views and to give information in reference to the dividing line and also in reference to the number of the constituencies for the two provinces.


Richard Stuart Lake: Is the hon. gentleman sure it was not as to the number of the constituencies of the two provinces ? I think an hon. gentleman on the other side of the House stated last night that that was the question at issue.


John Gillanders Turriff: * No.


Frank Oliver: Then, if that is the recollection of the hon. gentleman (Mr. Lake) I think we came pretty close to the question of delimiting the boundaries, if there was a question discussed. as to the number of constituencies.


Richard Stuart Lake: I did not say that of my own knowledge ; I merely said that the hon. member for West Assiniboia (Mr. Scott) stated that last night.


Frank Oliver: The conference was certainly held for the purpose of discussing this question of the delimitation of the constituencies. The first preliminary which it was necessary to decide was what should be the boundary between the two provinces. The next point was to decide how many constituencies there should be, and certainly the question of the boundary between the provinces was discussed. There is no denial of that. There is no denial that the other question as to the future of the new provinces was discussed, as stated by my hon. friend from Alberta (Mr. Herron) last night. The discussion was not confined to the delimitation of the provinces. As stated by my
hon. friend here there was also a question discussed as to the number of the constituencies. In the name of common sense how can we discuss the boundaries of the constituencies until we had decided the boundaries between the provinces and considered how many constituencies there should be ?


Some hon. MEMBERS: Hear, hear.


Frank Oliver: Surely that must be evident. But, the point is that the conference was held for that purpose or else there was no purpose in holding it. If it is decided that there was a conference between the two sides of the House, there was no attempt to sidetrack lion, gentlemen opposite or to shirk giving them any information, but on the contrary every effort was made to have a unanimous presentation of the case to the House, and as far as we are concerned if it was riot so put before the House the fault is not ours but the fault is that of hon. gentlemen opposite who did not see fit to take part in the discussion. If that matter is disposed of


George Eulas Foster: The matter is not satisfactorily disposed of.


Frank Oliver: Not to my hon. friend, certainly.


George Eulas Foster: I would put it to my hon. friend again so that he will see the difficulty. What was the principle that the right hon. leader of the government said he had in the back of his head ? The idea was that representatives of the two sides of this House would come together. That is the only way in which a conference takes place between the government and opposition.


Wilfrid Laurier: That is not what I said.


George Eulas Foster: This was a sort of social meeting.


Frank Oliver: Does the hon. gentleman deny that such a meeting took place ?


George Eulas Foster: Yes.


Frank Oliver: What right has he to trespass, anyway ?


George Eulas Foster: If such a meeting took place it was a social meeting between gentlemen from the Northwest.


Frank Oliver: Does he assert that it was a social meeting ?


George Eulas Foster: I hope it was not a dissocial meeting ? I do not say that there was anything round the table or anything on the board. Or, shall I say that it was an amicable meeting ? In his present temper probably the word " amicable ' grates upon the hon. minister just like drawing the breath of the southern pine across a Northwest blizzard. But an amicable meeting, we will say, took place between gentlemen from the Northwest Territories, a sort of family

meeting, to discuss certain things one of which it is well known because it is agreed to by all, was the boundary line between the two provinces. The rest of it is in an interminable and unfathomable haze, denied by lion, gentlemen on this side of the House and haltingly affirmed by hon. gentlemen opposite. But the hon. gentleman has not cleared up the question as a minister and member of the government until he shows that something was done in the only way in which it could be done to bring together representatives of the government and the opposition in a conference in reference to this delimitation of the boundaries. There is no other way. If members from one section of the country meet with members from another section of the country, even though they are of different politics and belong to both sides of the House, that does not make it such a conference as the right hon. Prime Minister had in view. His idea was that the two sides of the House should confer together and that they should agree together as to what should be the basis of delimitation.


Wilfrid Laurier: No, what I said was that the idea in my mind was that this question and other questions of a similar character should be settled by the gentlemen who represent the Northwest Territories in this House on both sides of the House. Unfortunately this idea did not prevail.


Robert Laird Borden: That is not what the right hon. gentleman said a little while ago. The right hon. gentleman pointed to what had been done in Great Britain. There was a deadlock, representatives from each side of the House had a conference, and defined the principles, and I certainly gathered most distinctly from the words of my right hon. friend that it was his intention, as far as this Bill was concerned, that the same procedure should be followed.


Wilfrid Laurier: That was not it.


Robert Laird Borden: Well, my ears have played me false if that is not what the right hon. gentleman said in the earlier part of his remarks this afternoon. His reference to what took place in Great Britain was entirely irrelevant if he did not mean that, because what has been stated just now has not any relevancy at all to what took place in Great Britain. My right hon. friend, if his statement represents what was in his mind, should certainly have conferred with me or some other member on this side of the House privately and arranged for this interview. We know that no such interview took place, but he excuses himself now by saying that is not what he intended at all. The illustration he drew from British practice was in that case so absolutely irrelevant that I cannot imagine why the right hon. gentleman referred to it.


Wilfrid Laurier: I never conferred with my hon. friend in regard to hav-Mr. FOSTER.
ing a conference on this question, but I stated that my view was that the division of boundaries might well be settled by members on both sides of politics, and that did not carry.


Robert Laird Borden: Would not that involve a communication from the right hon. gentleman to myself?


Wilfrid Laurier: No; because when it was not adopted I did not go any further.


Robert Laird Borden: What was not adopted?


Wilfrid Laurier: My suggestion.


Robert Laird Borden: How can I be accused of not adopting something which I never heard.


Wilfrid Laurier: I do not accuse my hon. friend.


Robert Laird Borden: Then, there was no intention of a conference.


Wilfrid Laurier: I did not consult my hon. friend with regard to the boundaries; I consulted the members from the Northwest Territories. I asked them to give advice, and I wanted to have their advice as to the number of constituencies and as to the capital and other things which were purely local. My argument in regard to the precedent in England was in answer to the statement of my hon. friend that these matters were always referred to judges in England, whereas in the case mentioned they were referred to special commissioners.


Robert Laird Borden: I do not care whether they were referred to judges or not; that is not the point we are dealing with. The right hon. gentleman in answer to me certainly did say that he regretted that this had not been dealt with by a conference between the two sides of the House.


Wilfrid Laurier: I have explained over and over again that I regretted, and I regret now, that this matter was not settled by the members from the Northwest Territories who are directly concerned in the matter.


George Eulas Foster: Did the right hon. gentleman as leader of the government, or did the Minister of the Interior as representing that district," call that conference? Was it the right hon. gentleman or was it the Minister of the Interior who called this conference and authorized it ?


Wilfrid Laurier: It was not I who called it. I simply understood that it had been done and that nothing effectual could result from it.


Thomas Walter Scott: It may not be out of place for me to repeat exactly what I said last evening upon this question. I stated:

I wish to make the statement again that a conference was held several evenings before the 21st of February, several days before these Bills were introduced. The conference was called by Mr. Haultain and to that conference were invited, I understood, all the members of the House of Commons from the Northwest Territories, including the member for Qu'Ap-Pelle, all the senators from the Territories and there were also (present at the conference the members then in Ottawa of the Northwest government. I make the statement that Mr. Haultain told that conference that it had been suggested to him by the Prime Minister that he should endeavour to get an agreement from the representatives from the Northwest upon the boundary line between the two provinces secondly, with regard to the number of local constituencies which should be given to each province, and, thirdly, with regard to the divisions of these local constituencies.
The hon. gentlemen from the Northwest Territories who sit on the opposite side of the House have taken the position that I was making an untrue statement when I stated what I have quoted. It was so interpreted by the reporter of the Ottawa 'Citizen,' which paper this morning had the heading ' Walter Scott's statement in regard to conference flatly contradicted.' Let us begin at the beginning. We bad the statement at that conference from Mr. Haultain that be had been asked by the Prime Minister to get an agreement from all the members from the Northwest Territories with regard to these three points. Is there any hon. gentleman opposite who is prepared now to deny that statement? If so let him speak now. I make that statement now in the hearing of the Prime Minister.


Richard Stuart Lake: So far as I am concerned I was not present and so I am not able to contradict it.


Thomas Walter Scott: We have the fact admitted then that the Prime Minister as head of this government did desire, not to perpetrate something in a hole and corner with regard to redistribution and force it upon the country, but that he did desire that the Northwest members, representing both political parties, should arrive at an amicable arrangement with regard to these points. My hon. friends opposite are not so fast in making denials now as they were last evening and the evening before. Let me tell them that when we get out into the Northwest Territories they will have some trouble in denying many of the statements they have made in this House and in certain districts in this country. My hon. friend from Qu'Appelle (Mr. Lake) will have some explanations to make when we get out into the Territories on these different matters.


Richard Stuart Lake: I have neither admitted nor denied the statements made by the hon. member for WTest Assiniboia. I could not possibly do so because I was not present at the conference and therefore cannot speak from personal knowledge.


Thomas Walter Scott: Then we have the fact admitted that the head of the government did ask Mr. Haultain, who is not a member of the Liberal party, to get a conference. After these schedules were brought down we had the Conservative press throughout Canada crying out that an outrage was perpetrated; we have had three days' discussion in this House now, and the cry of outrage has pretty well petered out. Gentlemen opposite are not able to bring any just argument against these schedules ; they are not able to get down to figures and make comparisons to show that there is any outrage ; they are practically brought down to this contention : that because the government and the members supporting the government are entirely responsible for these plans of redistribution, that therefore an outrage has been perpetrated.


Mr. LANCASTER.: Did not some of the newspapers supporting the Liberal party or the so-called Liberal party say so too?


Thomas Walter Scott: I understand that one or two Liberal papers in southern Alberta have made such statements, and against these we place the statements made with equal force .by Conservative newspapers; the Edmonton 'Journal,' for instance, one of the rankest of the Tory organs in the Territories made a statement to the very opposite effect. We come down to this point now, that our friends opposite are unable to support their contention that an outrage has been perpetrated by any other argument than that members on this side of the House are practically wholly responsible for these plans of distribution. I made the statement that the leader of the government suggested to Mi-. Haultain-who is certainly not a Liberal and who is certainly not prejudiced against the gentlemen opposite-I made the statement that Mr. Haultain was asked by the leader of the government to take the responsibility of getting an agreement, and Mr. Haultain called that meeting to get such agreement. My hon. friend from Qu'Appelle says he never heard anything about any suggestion for an agreement with regard to the constituencies. Who is responsible for that ? The leader of the government is not responsible; we are not responsible; I fancy that responsibility will have to fall upon his friend Mr. Haultain, who certainly received the suggestion from the leader of the government and called a meeting for that purpose. If my hon. friends from Alberta and Calgary never heard of the suggestion, as I understand they contend, it must be their friend Mr. Haultain who neglected to follow the suggestion that was made him by the leader of the government.


George Eulas Foster: My hon. friend (Mr. Scott) has a good memory and will he say what questions were brought forward for discussion at what he calls ' that conference?'


Thomas Walter Scott: Certainly. I will read a little more from the statement I made here



last night, and it deals with that very point :
The matter of the boundary between the two provinces was discussed at great length. The matter of the number of constituencies was also discussed, and the method of division of the constituencies within each province was debated at considerable length.
I do not understand that the conference was of a confidential or private nature, and I may say that Mr. Haultain contended at great length and with some force that the number of constituencies should be thirty. He was unable to carry that point; the majority in the conference were in favour of a lesser number,


Mr. HERRON.: Were the number of constituencies settled at that meeting?


Thomas Walter Scott: Not absolutely. As a matter of fact we did not arrive at a perfect agreement either with regard to the boundaries or with regard to the number of constituencies. X have already told the House that my choice for a boundary line between the provinces was the present boundary of Alberta.
I pressed that strongly. But I stood alone* and so X was driven to agree to the 4th meridian. A very substantial majority of those in the conference favoured the 4tli meridian as against the 3rd meridian. My hon. friend the Minister of the Interior (Mr. Oliver) reminds me that he favoured the 3rd meridian ; but, the majority was in favour of the 4th, and that was finally adopted by the government. And I say that the number of constituencies was discussed at considerable length. Mr. Haultain contended, and with a good deal of force that the nuinber of constituencies allotted to each province should be thirty, but he was unable to carry a majority of the conference with him. There was a discussion with regard to the method to be followed in the preparation of the schedules, and I repeat, though it has been emphatically denied by some hon. members opposite,-but my own memory with regard to this is supported by the memory of other hon. gentlemen present-that we did discuss the method of meeting Mr. Ilaul-tain's suggestion with regard to schedules, and I put forward a motion in favour of a bi-party committee representing each province to arrive at an agreement with regard to schedules. This was not carried. There are hon. gentlemen here who recollect distinctly that I made the motion. My hon. friend from Calgary (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) said that the absurdity of what I stated was proved by the fact that the boundary had not then been selected.
Mr. LAIjOR. Was the hon. gentleman's (Mr. Scott's) motion seconded ?


Thomas Walter Scott: Although there were Conservatives there, the motion was not even seconded. They did not seem to regard it as a proper suggestion to be followed.


Thomas Walter Scott: 


Richard Stuart Lake: I would like to mention again, as I did yesterday, that Mr. Haultain stated to me yesterday that he was not present when the motion referred to was made-that he heard no formal motion.


Thomas Walter Scott: That may be true, and it is undoubtedly true that the hon. member for Qu'Appelle (Mr. Lake) was not present. I could not swear to the personnel of the Conservatives who were there at the moment when I made my motion, but I am perfectly satisfied that all the Conservatives who had been in the conference had not left. At all events, I certainly made the motion.


Mr.  M. S.@: McCarthy. I have said that I was not there when the motion was made. Perhaps I could jog the hon. gentleman's memory by asking him whether he remembers a telegram from W. R. Abbott, of Maple Creek ?


Thomas Walter Scott: The telegram that I handed to my hon. friend (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) ?


Mr.  M. S.@: McCarthy. You gave me a copy.


Thomas Walter Scott: That was before the conference opened.


Mr.  M. S.@: McCarthy. No, I went down and sent the telegram to Calgary.


Thomas Walter Scott: And returned to the room ? Mr. m. s. McCarthy, no.


Thomas Walter Scott: My recollection is that this telegram incident occurred while the members were gathering. I showed the telegram that I received in regard to the boundary line from the secretary of the Maple Creek Board of Trade. But my hon. friend (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) said last'night that it would have been absurdity to talk about delimiting the boundaries within the province before the line between the provinces was settled. There was no attempt made at this meeting to settle the delimitation of the boundaries, but we all talked over the question of the method by which Mr. Haltain's suggestion was to be met. of furnishing the government with schedules for both these provinces.


Mr. DEPUTY  SPEAILER@: Shall section 12 be adopted ?


Some hon, MEMBERS: Carried.


George Eulas Foster: I think the Prime Minister (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) has forgotten something. Allusion was made by the leader of the opposition to the speech of the hon. member for Qu'Appelle (Mr. Lake) last night in which he took up the proposed province of Saskatchewan and showed that the principle of subdivision laid down by the Prime Minister would work out in the greatest absurdities. When allusion was made to that today, my right hon. friend (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) deprecated mixing the provinces together in one discussion. But it was

pointed out that the same principle applied to both, and that in case of one it resulted in absurdity. The right hon. gentleman said he would take that up later. Apparently'he has forgotten it.
Sir WILFRID LAURIER, I did not intend to discuss Saskatchewan to-day.


George Eulas Foster: But it certainly is pertinent to the present question. The right lion, gentleman has stated a basis upon which, as he contends, a fair distribution can be made. That basis, presumably, applies to both provinces certainly a basis of general principle cannot be wrong for Saskatchewan and right for Alberta. But, when the principle is worked out in the case of Saskatchewan, it produces the most enormous disparity, as shown by my hon. friend from Qu'Appelle (Mr. Lake). To that hon. gentleman's statements there has been no answer. I think there ought to be an answer.


Wilfrid Laurier: I do not see that that answer should be given to-day. If there are discrepancies so great as to be absurd, in the case of Saskatchewan, when we come to the case of Saskatchewan, we will discuss them. And, if there are things to be rectified they must be rectified.


Robert Laird Borden: But, are we not entitled to know from the right hon. gentleman (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) why the unit of representation is so greatly departed from ? Whether we deal with the number of votes cast or the number of names on the list there are remarkable discrepancies. For instance, at Rosebud, there are 749 votes cast and 1,189 on the list. At High River, there were 971 votes cast and 1,528 on the list. Why does the right hon. gentleman make some constituencies so much below the unit of population and others so much above it ? We go upon the basis of population. As there are no municipal divisions, you are at liberty to make the ridings approximately the same, one would think. I have not heard or read anything in this debate which would indicate a reason for these disparities.


John Gillanders Turriff: The list of voters does not in every case represent the population now in the district. [DOT]


Robert Laird Borden: Then, it is not a safe guide ?


John Gillanders Turriff: Not absolutely.


Robert Laird Borden: Then, is not that a reason to refer the matter to investigation ?


John Gillanders Turriff: This affects the north more than it does the south.


Robert Laird Borden: I do not care about north and south.


John Gillanders Turriff: It was pointed out that at Stony Plain there were some 700 on the list, while at High River there were 1,700 That might very easily be and yet there might be no great disparity in population, 2521	[DOT]
for the reason that in the northern part of the district a far larger proportion of foreign-born immigration is going in than in the southern portion. In the southern portion of Alberta the population is practically all English speaking, and in the northern portion there are a great many foreign born, who cannot become naturalized until they have been in the country three years. So that there are many 'districts where there may be thousands of people, who were not there when the census was taken in 1901 and who have not yet the right to vote. So that many districts, which have a small number of votes on the lists, may have a very large population and are entitled to the representation they are getting.


Wilfrid Laurier: I might say, in answer to my hon. friend, who asked why do you make certain divisions of a lesser population than others. This is altogether dependent upon geographical conditions. It is impossible, in a matter of this kind, to come even within 10 per cent of giving the same number of voters in each riding.


Robert Laird Borden: I would imagine that the geographical conditions in this province would offer less difficulty than in Ontario or any other of the eastern provinces, as it is nearly all prairie. Let us take the districts where there are no geographical difficulties or will my right hon. friend say that geographical difficulties have prevailed in every case?


Wilfrid Laurier: No.
Mr. R, L. BORDEN. I assume that in dealing with the conditions, you deal with them as you did with the provinces in 1903. You think that you have some evidence as to what the population is, although my hon. friend (Mr. Turriff) seems to think that these figures are not a sufficient guide, and in that I agree with him. But assuming, for the purpose of argument, that they are, you must, I suppose adopt a unit of population. When we redistributed for the Dominion we adopted a unit, I think, of about 25,000. When you are fixing the divisions of the province of Alberta, you likewise adopt a unit of population, if you are proceeding on the basis of population, as _ I understand you are. What Is the unit of population which the right hon. gentleman has adopted and why is it you depart so largely from it ?


Wilfrid Laurier: The unit of population we have tried to get from some five or six different sources, but unfortunately we can only get an approximate figure. If we were dealing with any of the eastern provinces, we could take the census of 1901, and no one would seriously object to that. But we know that in the Northwest the conditions are not at all to-day what they were then, and we have had to take recourse to other sources of information, such as the

vote recorded, the vote polled, the post ] offices, tfie school districts and so on ; and tlie population on each division must vary between 1,000 and 1,400, so far as I can see. My hon. friend must remember what took place in 1903 regarding the delimitation of Ontario, 25,000 was the unit we adopted, but in some instances the population went beyond 25,000 and in others under that figure.


Robert Laird Borden: But my right hon. friend is putting it as if in that case we said our unit of population shall be from
25.000	to 40,000. We had a unit of 25,000 and came as near to it as possible.


Wilfrid Laurier: But you cannot say there is equality of population in one section and another. Here is one section which is less than 1.000 and another which is more than 1,500. When we come to discuss each case separately, we can see whether or not it is possible to make changes. Take the case of Stony Plain as an example. It is at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, The division extends to the west from the summit of the Rockies, the height of land, up to the Saskatchewan river, and it follows the Saskatchewan river. Does my hon. friend say that in order to have a larger body of population in Stouy Plain, it would be advisable to cross the Saskatchewan river? Is it not preferable this river should be made the boundary ? It forms a natural boundary, and my hon. friend will agree that it is better, in a large constituency of that kind, to follow the river. We must take every case by itself. Suppose this were referred to a commission of judges, could they have proceeded any differently? They would have to observe the conditions and ascertain the best way to accommodate the population to the natural divisions. Sometimes that is easy because there are no rivers or mountains ; but when we come to section by section and division by division, we can take each by itself and see if it is possible to improve one or the other.


Herbert Brown Ames: I understood the right hon. gentleman to say some time ago that there weie no rivers in the province of Alberta sufficiently important to be considered as natural boundaries, and that it was a very simple proposition to take the map and arrange the various constituencies. For the local legislature we find four constituencies : Lacombe, Ponoka. Wetaskiwin and Leduc-which extend completely across from east to west and which take up the territory now occupied by Stony Plain. And if we look at the number of votes cast, we find that all these four constituencies are considerably below the mean average. But if we should add Stony Plain to these four and allow their boundaries to go entirely across, thus absorbing Stony Plain into these four constituencies, we should then have about the average. How is it that al-Sir WILFRID LAURIER.
though these four constituencies are now perfectly satisfactory it is found necessary to create five and give Stony Plain less than itsTjuota and also reduce the other four below the necessary number?


Wilfrid Laurier: I think they are still above the necessary number. If my hon. friend will look at the map of the province of Quebec, he will find that there are counties in that province to-day-for instance. the counties of Ottawa. Montcalm, Joliette and Berthier-which extend almost to the North Pole. At one time the county of Ottawa was only one, but we divided it into two. Why ? Because the population extended northward, and at a certain time the county of Ottawa, which extends to-day almost to the limits, the population was sufficient for the purposes, but in 1882 it was divided into two counties-the counties of Wright and Labelle. The time will come when the county of Montcalm will have to be divided and also the county of Berthier, and we shall have another division made north of these counties. You will have the same experience here. There were no people in Stony Plain some years ago but there are now, and they have to be represented and that is the reason why we give them representation.


Herbert Brown Ames: The Prime Minister misunderstands ; we have no intention of depriving any portion of the new province of representation. But we do not wish to see parts over-represented. We do not understand why a man in one section of the country should be considered worth double the voting power of a man in another section, that is all. We have no objection to having every man in the country represented if it is possible to bring him to the poll. As far as the county of Wright is concerned, this county was divided north and south so the distance between the extremities is the same to-day as it formerly was. If the the minister will look at the map he will see that it has been found necessary for some reason to have Red Deer extend from the Rocky Mountains in the west to Medicine Hat on the east, and yet it is a constituency of proper size so far as population is concerned, and the next four districts in order to make room for Stony Plain, have to be bounded by the river so that five constituencies may be formed where there is only population for four.


Wilfrid Laurier: Take again the county of Ottawa. It matters not whether it was divided north and south or east and west; it was divided because population had flowed into that county which was not there when the county was organized. That is Why in a new country like ours you have to vary the constituencies from time to time, because population comes in and representation must be adjusted accordingly. In the case of Stony Plain if my hon. friend

will succeed in persuading the House that it is right that the 3,000 people scattered over that plain should not have representation, well then I am ready to give ia* to him, but that is not his contention. His proposition is simply to absorb them elsewhere, into the adjacent constituencies. That is not my idea and I do not think it is an idda of fair-play either. 1 think these people who have populated that vast territory west of the Saskatchewan should have a representative by themselves, and I think when we come to discuss that we will impress the fairness of that even on the hon. gentleman himself.


Samuel Hughes: How far does the settlement extend west ?


Frank Oliver: There are people on the summit of the Pass, on the Rocky Mountains.


Samuel Hughes: How many are there between the' summit and the Saskatchewan River ?


Frank Oliver: I tell the hon. member there are white people on the summit, 250 miles west.


Samuel Hughes: Two families, and the summit is in British Columbia.


Wilfrid Laurier: Not one side of it.


Herbert Brown Ames: I think the minister will find if he consults the record that almost the entire population of Stony Plain is found within 40 miles of Edmonton.


Frank Oliver: That is quite true but it does not account for the balance of the population.
At six o'clock, committee took recess.
After Recess.
Committee resumed at eight o'clock.


Mr. BARKER.: I understand the First Minister may be here presently, and I will proceed therefore with my remarks, as perhaps some other ministers present may be able to give the explanation I wished to obtain. I have listened with a great deal of attention to the remarks of the various speakers on the opposite side of the House with regard to this distribution of the seats in the proposed province of Alberta, and there is one point about which I have failed to see that any real explanation has been given. The proposed province contained, in last November, and no doubt contains today, and for a few years to come will contain, about 30,000 votes upon the list, in round numbers. There may be a few hun-died more or a few hundred less, but about
30,000,	according to all statements, is the number of voters upon the list. There are twenty-five seats, which will give an average or unit of about 1.200. Now, I observe
that in the distribution the government have arbitrarily, so far as I can . see, certainly without any explanation so far being given, allotted two of the twenty-five seats to a portion of the province which contains no more than 500 votes, according to every calculation that one can make from the statements that have been given as to the probable population there. So that in that portion, the most northerly portion of the pioposed province, 500 voters get two seats, or 250 to the seat, the average being 1,200. Now, I would like to have some distinct and clear explanation of how that comes about. It cannot have been accidental, there must have been discussions between some of those gentlemen, who are so active in representing the Northwest, and the government. We ought to know who suggested that, and why it was suggested. If you attempt to make such a distribution on the ground of an early increase of population, I would point out that it would be necessary, within the next two, or three, or four years, for the northerly portion, that portion which is in Alhabaska, to increase 500 per cent to get up to the present position of the remainder of the province ; it would have to increase 500 per cent while the remainder of tlie province was stationary. I think we ought to have some explanation of that anomaly. If, on the other hand, we ask. assuming it to be reasonable that 500 voters have two representatives in Athabaska, what should be the total number of seats for the province, the result would be that you would have to have 120 members in that province instead of 25. It is impossible that such a thing could have been proposed as appears upon this schedule without some discussion, and without some particular object of a selfish nature being at the bottom of it. and I say deliberately that there must have been a motive, an intention to accomplish some purpose.
I think that is a matter that deserves very serious consideration, and it is incumbent upon the government to explain that circumstance most fully. We have not! heard any satisfactory explanation from the present Minister of the Interior. We all know the section he represents, and his personal interest-his political interest, rather -in creating such an anomaly, because it throws the balance of power of the whole province into the end of the province he represents. I think, therefore, for the very reason that this hon. gentleman has so recently been taken into the government, we should have a very explicit explanation upon that point. I did understand the hon. tlie (Minister of the Interior to say : Oh, there is such an immense territory up there, and that territory requires representation apart from the very few people there. Well, it strikes me that is a very odd way of putting it. I could understand it if there were fractions to be provided for, if you were going to create one and a-half into

two, or two ana a-quarter into three, or something of that kind. But to go so far as to say that 250 people shall be entitled to a seat when every other part of the province, on an average, must have 1,200-it seems to me an outrage, unless the hon. gentleman can give some explanation which we have not hitherto heard.
But, let us see what -there is in his statement of the area to be represented.- Do individuals own this area? The 250 people who are to be represented in this area will have their own land. They do not own this immense area but who does own it? The Dominion of Canada. The government of this Dominion are deliberately retaining under their ownership the whole of this immense territory and saying, that the fact that the territory is unoccupied is a reason for having additional representatives for that part. Surely the people who have built up the lower portions of the province, built up towns of 10,000, created manufactories and developed ranching and industries and all that sort of thing are more entitled to representation than the government of Canada who own wild lands up there and hold them for settlement. I defy the hon. Minister of the Interior to show that there are on the voters' list at the present time more than 500, yet, without the siighest excuse that anybody has suggested, he is giving these 500 voters two seats, I ask an explanation and I think I am entitled to it. That is one point that I thought the right non. Prime Minister would have been able to explain, but in his absence I do not know whether the hon. Minister of Justice will do it; if not we must accept an explanation from the recently appointed Minister of the Interior.


Frank Oliver: Mr. Chairman, I very much regret the Prime Minister is not in his place to answer my hon. friend (Mr. Barker). I ana sure he would give him his best attention and if I might make a suggestion it seems to me that this question has been answered by the Prime Minister as well as by other members who have spoken on this side of the House. The question that the hon. gentleman asks is : Why should a small population living in a large territory be given the same representation as a larger population living in a smaller territory. I think that is his question.


Samuel Barker: I asked an answer to the specific case I put. There is an immense territory undeveloped remaining the property of the Dominion and occupied by a few people who represent 500 votes. I ask why the people occupying a small portion of that large territory and having only 500 votes should get two seats when it will require five times that many to get one elsewhere.


Frank Oliver: In regard to the specific case it has already been stated and stated Mr. BARKER.
again and restated that a small population is occupying a very large territory.


Samuel Barker: It is not.


Frank Oliver: Of course, that is the misfortune of this discussion. We are not able to come to the same conclusion. The hon. member says that a small population is occupying a small part of a large territory.


Samuel Barker: Yes. that is it because the government own the big territory.


Frank Oliver: We say that a small population is occupying a large part of a large territory and the circumstances being as they are, if this territory is to be adequately represented it must have two members. The conditions of travel, the situation of the people, the divergence of interests in different parts of this great territory are such that if it is to be represented adequately and intelligently, or in other words if it is to be represented at all in the legislature of that new province, it must be represented by two members and therefore it should be divided into two constituencies. We do not expect our hon. friends to see the matter as we see it. We have had the experience of the last three days of discussion to inform us on that point. We can only state and restate the position we have taken and hope that it will commend itself to the majority of the House. Though perhaps we are not able to bring our friends to view this matter as we view it from our statement of the case, perhaps we can induce them to view it in something the same light by comparison with other instances as for instance when the Redistribution Bill relating to the seats of this parliament was passed in 1903. In the Northwest Territories at that time, according to the census there was a matter of a little over 150,000 people, and according to the unit of population these 150,000 people were entitled to six members, but this House saw fit in its wisdom-I think properly taking into consideration all the different interests to be represented and the probable increase in population-to grant ten members to the Northwest Territories instead of only six which they would have been entitled to on the unit of population. The principle is exactly the same in regard to the district of Athabaska. The hon. member may suggest that the conditions are more strained in regard to the district of Athabaska, but on that point he has not any better information than we have, and our information is that the conditions are not strained in the district of Athabaska. We regret very much that we have not later census information than is available, but we have other information in regard to the increase of population, in regard to the increase of trade and in regard to development generally which leads us to believe that there is a comparatively large population in the western part of Athabaska to-day. The fact

that the Hudson Bay Company has built a steam mill in one part,'that other people have built other steam mills in other parts, that the Hudson Bay Company and other companies have built and equipped and are running on these waters five steamers since the census was taken, that saw mills and other industrial establishments mentioned by my hon. friend from Strathcona (Mr. Talbot) are in operation in that country and that schools are unquestionably in operation lead us to believe that the census of 1901 in regard to the district of Athabaska is no more correct as representing the population of to-day than it is in regard to the district of Rosebud, which, according to the census, has a population of only a very few over 1,000 people in 1901, but which, in the election of 1904, cast very nearly 1,000 votes. I think it is very unfair that our hon. friends should absolutely ignore the census as being unreliable throughout the southern part of the district of Alberta and as soon as we touch the district of Athabaska rest their case absolutely on the census. If we are to have the census for one part let us have it all over, and if we are to drop the census and take the best estimate we can of present population let us take that estimate all through.


Samuel Barker: What estimate did the minister give the other day of the present probable population in Athabaska ?


Frank Oliver: My information is that there are at present about 5,000 people in the western part of the district of Athabaska exclusive of Indians. It is the best information I can get from men who are acquainted with that country, whose homes are there and in whose word I have confidence, but of course I do not say it is as reliable as the census report. However, when these gentlemen opposite ask us to accept estimates of the increase of population in certain parts of the country, they have as good a right to accept our estimates as to another part. If they come down to actual figures and take the census over all the whole province of Alberta, then they have no cause for complaint in regard to the district of Athabaska or any other district.


Mr.  M. S.@: McCarthy. How much Of the population given in the census of 1901 for Athabaska, is in the portion proposed to be taken into Alberta ?


Frank Oliver: At the suggestion of the hon. gentleman from Toronto (Mr. Foster) I laid on the table of the House to-day the definite figures signed by the census commissioner with regard to localities and distribution of people. It may not be correct but it is authoritative. If the sole question with my hon. friends opposite is as between what lies north of township 38 and what lies south of that township, and there is no question as to the delimitation of the boundaries between the constituencies, then it is only a question as to whether there are as many people north of township 38 as there are south of township 38. We are all agreed that the dividing line Should be township 38, we do not want a commission of judges to decide that, and if we take the census we find there are more people north of 38 than there are south ; we find there are enough people to entitle the district north of 38 to 13 members and the district south of 38 to 12 members. If hon. gentlemen opposite will not accept the census as the basis throughout the entire district of Alberta, they have no title to stand here hour after hour ringing the changes and asking questions based upon the census figures for the district of Athabaska. If they want us to take an estimate in one part of the country let there be an estimate all over, and if it is to be the census in one part let it be the census all through. As to the horror that has been expressed by gentlemen opposite about the disparity of population in the different constituencies of Alberta, I might point out that my hon. friend from Argenteuil (Mr. Perley) and my hon. friend from St. Antoine (Mr. Ames) rang the changes on this question. Did these gentlemen ever hear before of a disparity between the number of votes in one constituency as compared with another ? They wanted to know why it took two men in Calgary to be equal in value to one man in Stony Plain, and they seemed to think that was a poser. Well my friend from Argenteuil represents a constituency with a census population of 16,497 and my friend from St. Antoine represents a constituency with a census population of 47,650. It would appear that it takes three men in St. Antoine to equal one man in Argenteuil. In the county of Huntingdon represented by a Conservative in this House there is a census population of 13,979, and in the almost adjoining district of Maisonneuve represented by #ie Minister of Marine and Fisheries, there is a population of 65,158, so that it takes five men in the constituency of Maisonneuve to equal one man in the constituency of Huntingdon. And yet these gentlemen opposite are amazed that there is a discrepancy between the constituencies in the district of Alberta. The constituencies of St. Antoine and Argenteuil and Huntingdon and Maisonneuve are, so to speak, within a stone throw of Ottawa ; they are old constituencies, constituencies in which the conditions have been understood from generation to generation ; the redistribution of these constituencies has been under the control of the Conservative party for years and years, and yet they never thought of regulating these discrepancies although when the constituencies in Alberta come up for consideration they are overwhelmed with amazement that there should be a discrepancy at all. Parliament after parliament, redistribution after redistribution, census after census,

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Jilt1 so (1 isorop;t11oios in old cons ti t uenc ies have been tolerated by Conservatives, but now they threaten that they will keep the House in session until the snow flies before they will submit to a discrepancy in the far off province of Alberta. They will go v through these constituencies with a jack plane and a plumb line and a square and a level, and they will see that they are pared right down to a hairs' breadth of equality, or thev will keep this House in session until next Christmas. Well, if these gentlemen want any credit for a sense of justice they have a noble work to do right at their doors in regard to matters they are better acquainted with than they are with those of far off Alberta. My hon. friend from Ar-genteuil (Mr. Perley) might show a sense of justice by resigning his seat and bunching his constituency up with one of the other small constituencies so as to remove the injustice done to his friend from St. Antoine (Mr. Ames). This would be a practical display of his sense of justice, but I have heard no mention that he has any intention of sacrificing himself on that altar.
But he is prepared to sacrifice the wellbeing of this country, of this very district of \lbertf>
which he purports to protect; to sacrifice the time and energy of members of this House ; but he will not sacrifice his own seat to his sense of justice. This condition which I have referred to is not confined to the province of Quebec; it-prevails in Ontario as well. I see my hon. friend from Peel (Mr. Blain) sitting right alongside the hon. member for St. Antoine (Mr. Ames). My hon. friend from- Peel has been a member of this House for two parliaments. He sat in the previous parliament for a constituency which according to the census, had a population of 13,687, as against 47,000 in the constituency of the hon. member for St. Antoine. But we do not need to go to the province of Quebec to show a discrepancy. While the hon. membtr for Peel sat here with 13,687 people at his back the hon. gentleman (Mr. W. F. Maclean) who then represented Bast York sat here as the representative of 40,405 people. Three of the people represented by the then member for Bast York had just as much right in this parliament as one of those represented by the hon. member for Peel. But my hon. friend from Peel did not offer objection to that condition of afflairs. I know that the wrong has been, to some extent, righted since that time ; but I have not heard that the hon. gentleman (Mr. Blain) manifested any great enthusiasm in supporting that change. Bet me instance the province of Nova Scotia, from which the hon. leader of the oppopsition comes (Mr. R. L. Borden) and which he represented in the last parliament. Of course, the discrepancies are not quite so marked in that province as in some others, for reasons which are apparent. The county of Richmond. Nova Scotia, was represented in the last parliament, as it is in this parliament, by one mem-Mr. OLIVER.
ber. According to the last census, its population was 13,515. The county of Cumberland, also represented by one member, had a population at the time of the last census of 36,168. This cannot be justified on the ground of difference between rural and urban constituencies, for both of these are rural constituencies. Both these cases were known about when the Redistribution Bill was going through this House in 1903, but 1 did not hear the leader of the opposition (Mr. R. L. Borden) make the walls of this chamber ring with denunciations of that condition. If he believes in the principle of equality in representation, that would have been a good time for him to assert his love of fair-play. But he was not heard on that occasion, as I understand. He waits until the case of the province of Alberta comes up for discussion and then he joins in the denunciations of unfair treatment on the ground that there is a difference, according to the calculations of his own supporters, of 10 per cent between north and south. And, according to their own statement, the fairest proposition for redistribution within their knowledge was that of the Transvaal, and in that case the very law itself allows a difference of 10 per cent.


Herbert Brown Ames: But it does not say that all constituencies in one part shall be over 10 per cent and all the constituencies in another part shall be under 10 per cent.


Frank Oliver: I presume that my hon. friend (Mr. Ames) can point out the clause in the law of the Transvaal which says that the constituencies in our district shall not


Herbert Brown Ames: No, but the spirit of British fair-play, which is likely to prevail where that distribution is to be made, would be a sufficient guarantee against that.


Frank Oliver: I think the district of Alberta and this House of Commons are quite as British as is the Transvaal. When the hon. gentleman (Mr. Ames) goes to the Transvaal for his example of British fair-play he is travelling a little off the line, especially is he unfortunate in bringing in that comparison in the Canadian House of Commons. If the Transvaal is British today, the answer to the question why it is British came in considerable degree from this Dominion of Canada.


Mr. ALCORN.: With the hon. minister's (Mr. Oliver's) permission, I would like to ask him a question. Are we to understand that he is arguing for inequality of representation ?


Frank Oliver: No.


George Oscar Alcorn: Then, why did he not say Hint these discrepancies were wrong in 1903 ?


Frank Oliver: Because I take it for granted that they are not improper discrep-

aneies. I assume that had they been improper or unreasonable, the leader of the opposition (Mr. R. L. Borden) and hon. gentlemen behind him would have tried to do away with them. But, as these hon. gentlemen and all of us know, there are circumstances and conditions which govern in the distribution of seats besides the mere consideration of population. It is necessary that the people with common interests shall be grouped together. And this principle which prevented the absolute recognition of the equality of representation prevails in the province of Alberta as it does elsewhere. And why should it not ? And, if in all other parts of the Dominion, we regard local conditions and circumstances and do not regard only the equality of population, why should we not do the same for Alberta ? Although these schedules and maps have been before the people of Alberta for a month or more there has not been a complaint from any section against this distribution on the ground that one constituency was larger than another. The only complaint that has been voiced in this House or anywhere else is the complaint as between the south and the north, and not as between constituency and constituency. And when these hon. gentlemen presume to argue that injustice is proved because one constituency lias fiOO votes and the other has 1,000 votes they know they are not dealing fairly by the House and the country. The evidence is in the census ; the evidence is within the knowledge of every man of them.
With regard to the fairness of treatment accorded members of the opposition in this matter, may I be allowed to show where the suggestion of my hon. friend the leader of the opposition and his colleague from North Toronto (Mr. Foster) leads them. Their suggestion gives ample proof of the purpose and reason which .is the foundation of all their complaints. Their first charge was that there was no attempt to have a conference ; and when that had to go by the board, then they say : Oh, we do not mean that kind of a conference. My hon. friend the leader of the opposition complained because the leader of the government had not approached him with a definite proposal for a discussion by a joint committee from both sides of the House-in regard to what ? The distribution of constituencies for this House ? No ; the distribution of constituencies in a province about to be created. It seems to me that that is a question of a territorial or provincial nature rather than of a Dominion nature, and that while, in the nature of things, this parliament has to give its final decision in that matter, it was a subject chiefly for consideration with the present existing government of the Territories, -with whom this government was carrying on its negotiations. And in pursuance of that Idea and of the sug-gfstion of the premier of the Dominion to the premier of the Territories, a conference
was proposed to be held between the government of the Territories, as it was represented here in Ottawa at that time, and the members of this parliament representing the Territories. Such a conference would be in the nature of dealing with a provincial or local question, which was not a question of party politics or should not have been. And when my hon. friend the leader of the opposition and his colleague from North Toronto (Mr. Foster) complain that the First Minister did not approach them with a request for a joint committee between the two political parties in this House, they thereby demand that tills question of the distribution of seats in the new province of Alberta shall' be dealt with as a question of party politics and not of provincial interests.


Herbert Brown Ames: If this be purely a local question, I understand that there are fifteen representatives in the local House who come fiom the present province of Alberta.


Frank Oliver: Yes.


Herbert Brown Ames: Have they been consulted in any way in this connection ?


Frank Oliver: I regret to say they have not.


Herbert Brown Ames: Then it is a purely local question in which the fifteen representatives who will have-probably the most of them-to come up for re-election, should have been consulted.


Frank Oliver: I did not say it was purely a local question. I said it was chiefly a local question. It is not purely a local question, because this House has to give a final word with regal'd to it. But it is purely a local question to that extent, and on that point the hon. member and myself differ. Bnt when he says that the members of the Territorial legislature might very well have been asked, in their official capacity, regarding this redistribution, - I quite agree with him. But it was not for the First Minister of the Dominion to call together the Territorial legislature for the purpose of discussion. That was the duty of the premier of the Territories. He did not choose to do it. and therefore he must be held responsible if the people of the Territories have not been consulted in the matter.


Herbert Brown Ames: Would the hon. minister tell us what encouragement the premier of the Territories had to make any overtures of this character ?


Frank Oliver: The premier of the Territories was not required to make overtures. It was not in the nature of an overture, but a matter of duty on his part, ff he thought an injustice was being done, if he thought inequality was being meted out to the different parts of the country under his control, it was his duty as premier to have the opinion of the Territories heard in that matter. And when he did not take that stand,

*when he did not take that plain course which it was his duty to do, I say that, so far as he is concerned, the case is against the contention of my hon. friend that any injustice has been done. Hon. gentlemen opposite can take either horn of the dilemma they please. Either Mr. Haultain did not do his duty, or there has been a fair division. They must accept either one position or the other. There is a responsibility in this matter outside of this House. We admit our share of that responsibility, but we do not admit a responsibility which properly rests upon the shoulders of the premier of the Territories. And it is not the privilege of hon. members to cry out injustice, to claim to be fighting the battle of the people of the Territories, when they are simply agitating in the interests of their own political party, as is evidenced by the demands of the leader of the opposition and his lieutenant to-day- until they clear themselves and their party from the imputation of their having been guilty of dereliction of duty as regards the action of the Territorial legislature.


Herbert Brown Ames: Do I understand the hon. gentleman's argument to be this, that in case there is guilt on the part of the government in bringing in an unfair schedule, that guilt does not rest upon their shoulders, but upon the shoulders of Mr. Haultain, because he did not insist upon the schedule being different ?
'Mr. OLIVER. I do not know whether my hon. friend is a member of the legal profession or not. I am not ; but I think I have some little knowledge of the rules of law ; and I think my hon. friend will admit that, under the existing circumstances, if a crime has been committed, our mutual friend, the premier of the Territories, has been certainly an accessory after the fact, if not before.


Some hon. MEMBERS: Oh, oh.


Frank Oliver: He had it in his power to bring into this discussion the very people of the Territories, the very constituencies affected. He has not seen fit to do so ; and I submit that if he has not done so, it is not because he had no desire to embarrass this government, it is not because he would not go out of his way to embarrass it, if he thought he had a case. We have had ample evidence of that this last few weeks. And so my hon. friends, when they assume to create a grievance amongst the people of the district of Alberta, would do well to find the ground on which they are standing before they depend upon it too much. They have insinuated and suggested that this distribution is for the purpose of giving a preponderance of representation to that end of the province which is more in accord with the Liberal party than with them. They probably do not know that in the southern end of the province there is a fair proportion of local constituencies represented by Liberals and that as far as that Mr. OLIVER.
part of it is concerned, a Liberal vote in the south end is as good as one in the north end, and when they argue that we are trying to take votes from the south because they are Conservative votes and give them to the north because they are Liberal votes they simply are arguing against what is the plain fact.


Samuel Barker: You are the only one who has argued on that.


Frank Oliver: Then if the hon. members are not arguing on that point in the name of common sense, what have they kept us here the last three days for ? There is no ground of complaint as between constituency and constituency, the only complaint that has ever been suggested is as between north and south on the part of the south as against the north as these gentlemen are championing it. If they have any reason for the championship which they have been putting forward I should say it is up to them to give their consent to a proposal which after three days discussion, they have failed to show in any particular is unfair and permit the business of the House and country to proceed.


Herbert Brown Ames: With reference to the premier of the Northwest Territories, does the minister intimate that if the premier had protested against this schedule or should now protest against it, or should go on record in any way as considering this schedule unfair, the government would take that into consideration and would change the schedule in any way?


Frank Oliver: I should say certainly not.


Herbert Brown Ames: Then how could he be par-ticeps criminis.


Frank Oliver: My hon. friend seeks to get away from the point. It is not a question of the premier of the Territories but of the legislature of the Territories. We are not questioning the action or the proposed action of the hon. the premier ; we have had evidence within the past two or three weeks of his partisanship, of his readiness to prostitute his premiership to the interests of hon. gentlemen on the other side. We do not suggest that his personal view is any better than that of any other individual in the Northwest Territories, but we do suggest that as premier of the Territories it is his right, it is within his power, it is his bounden duty, if an injustice is being done to the people of those Territories by this Bill, to call the legislature and let the voice of the legislature be heard. Talk from the premier of the Territories is of no account; it is votes that count in the Territories, as it is votes that count here. Let him speak through his legislature and I will guarantee he will be heard and the voice of the legislature will be heard as well, but so far our friend the premier of the Northwest Territories has been content
to be one of the party heelers of our friends on the other side, in the by-elections which did not concern him or the Territories and therefore we take the liberty of suggesting that his word in this matter is not to be considered as that of the premier of the Territories but as that of a partisan of our friends on the other side.


Herbert Brown Ames: Let us understand this clearly. The legislature are not to blame because Mr. Haultain did not call them together. Premier Haultain is particeps cri-minis in this because he did not protest. The Minister of the Interior announces that if he had protested it would have made no difference. It seems to me that this is very hard on Premier Haultain, to hold him criminally responsible for something he could not possibly help. Would the minister explain how that can be?


Frank Oliver: It takes five of the hon. member's constituents to equal one of the members for Argeuteuil ; he is excused. The premier of the Territories is responsible to the people of the Territories, to the legislature of the Territories as premier. He acts by and through and with his legislature and until he does call his legislature together and give that legislature an opportunity to voice its opinions on that question he is speaking as an individual and not as premier. Does my hon. friend understand that?


Herbert Brown Ames: I understand what you mean, yes.


Mr.  R. L.@: BORDiEN. The somewhat remarkable speech to which we have just listened, from the Minister of the Interior, has concluded with a rather undignified attack on a gentleman who is not here to protect himself. That is quite in keeping with some of the characteristics of the hon. Minister of the Interior. As far as Mr. Haultain is concerned, he deserves no such language as has been applied to him by the Minister of the Interior. He was summoned here as Prime Minister of the Territories without any special session of the legislature being held, and as Prime Minister of the Territories he placed himself, as far as I know, at the service of this government and gave them every possible assistance by the furnishing of information for the purpose of preparing this Bill. He did that in good faith and I know that, so far as I am concerned, I never had any conversation with him while the proceedings were going on ; he regarded them as absolutely confidential and placed himself absolutely at the disposal of this government. Further than that he brought the best man he could from the Territories, a gentleman who has been at the service of this government during the last four or five months, and in every possible way he has done what he could to facilitate the enactment of this Bill along what he regarded
as right and proper lines ; and because forsooth he finds himself at liberty to address two or three audiences of his fellow countrymen-and I suppose he has as good a right to be heard in those elections as the minister himself-he is to be characterized by this gentlemanly Minister of the Interior as a party heeler. Well, I do not know that the language is worth noticing, but I venture to think that the Minister of the Interior does not add anything to the respect in which he is held by this House to or the dignity of the administration when he indulges in such a tirade.
If his information as to the northern portions of the province of Alberta is not more accurate than his knowledge of the Redistribution Bill of 1903, we had better hand this Bill at once to a commission of judges and get some information that is really of value. He told us about the county of Argenteuil and the constituency of Maisonneuve. Does he not know the two principles that were laid down by his leader when he introduced that Bill into this House ? One was that municipal and country boundaries must be observed ; and does he not know that on account of that principle, imposed upon the committee of which I was a member, these very discrepancies to which he has referred are entirely due except so far as they are due to another principle enunciated by his leader and mentioned again to-day, namely, that rural constituencies should receive a larger voting power to the elector than city constituencies. These two principles stated by his leader on the floor of this House many times during the debate of 1903, acquiesced in by his own vote, are responsible for these very differences to which he has called attention. Now he knows well enough that no such principles apply to the province of Alberta, because there are no municipal and county boundaries there, so far as I am aware. He says that the leader of the opposition, when the county of Richmond was in question in 1903, did not raise his voice. Is he quite sure of that ? Is he stating that as a fact? Does he persevere in that statement ?


Mr OLIVER.: I would say that the leader of the opposition did not raise his voice loud enough for me to hear it.


Robert Laird Borden: That is probable, because the hon. gentleman was not in attendance in the House ; in accordance with his usual practice he was probably waiting outside for the bell to ring before he came in to vote on something of which he knew nothing. I tell the hon. gentleman that I did make a motion before the committee, and referred to it again in the House and pressed it upon the attention o>f the House, with regard to the county of Richmond, the only instance t0 which he has called attention. I merely point that out to show how extremely inaccurate the



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hon. gentleman is in regard to all these matters. There was no principle acted upon in 1903 which affects the distribution of the ridings of this province, as the hon. gentleman claims. Ilow does itlie principle of municipal and county boundaries apply '* Hoes the hon. gentleman claim that it applies at all ? I always understood there were no municipal and county boundaries in the province of Alberta, yet that is the grand principle upon which the Prime Minister and his colleagues and the hon. gentleman himself upheld the discrepancies to which he has called attention.
Now, so far as the whole question is concerned, the hon. gentleman tells us that he is acting upon an estimate of the population of th'e northern portion of the proposed province of Alberta. The hon. gentleman in making that statement, on the hearsay evidence of some person whom we have not before us. whom we have no chance of interrogating, a mere casual statement, I suppose, made in conversation, puts it forward as a reason for giving two members in the legislative assembly to that portion of territory which, according to the census of 1901, is entitled to about half a representative, and which does not certainly include more than three or four, or at the outside, 500 voters ; in making that statement and bringing it forward as a reason, he is giving the best argument in the world for a reference of the question to some tribunal. Nothing could be more cogent.
When we ask him how it is that he gives to this part of the province two representatives, having regard to the census of 1901, having regard to the fact that we have no evidence as to what the increase of population is, how are we met by the hon. gentleman ? Met by the statement that some person, on some unknown occasion, told him that he believed there are 5,000 people in there over and above Indians. And that is the way in which we are to proceed and make a division of the new province of Alberta. Let us look at the report of the census commissioner with regard to districts 21 and 25, the document to which the hon. gentleman has already called attention.
1 Population of the Peace River district, No. 21.' I need not read the whole of it, but the totals are :	Whites and half-breeds, 709 ;
Indians, 955 ; total population, 1,721. Well, if you apply to that the proportion of electors which we obtained from the other portions of the province, we would have about 150, or at most ICO electors in the proposed district, 21, according to the census of 1901, while the unit of population entitling, it to a member is at least 1.200. The hon. gentleman, upon some such hearsay, casual in-tormation as that, asks us to believe that nr°i eor°rS*"1901 have increased to 1.000 Let us take the other district, No. 25. According to the same report
Robert Laird Borden: made by the census commissioner, the total number of whites and half-breeds was 911; total number of Indians, 735 ; total population, 1,676. If you apply to this also the proportion of electors which we reach by referring to other portions of the province, we would have the number of electors in 1901 at ISO or 185. Now, Sir the position seems very plain. Let ns look at the first seven constituencies as proposed by the government, and we will take their own figures in this regard. The constituencies numbered 1 to 7 olf the BUI have, according to the statement of the government, a voting population of 10,781, or an average of 1,510. The 11 constituencies numbered from 8 to 18 have a voting population of 13,261, or an average to each constituency of 1,206 electors ; and the 7 constituencies 19 to 25 inclusive have a voting population of 5,902, giving an average to each of 813. If you group the whole 25 you have an average of about 1,200. Now let us look for a moment at a comparison of the constituencies 1 to 7, having a voting popu-" lation of 10,781, and constituencies 19 to 25. If you add 100 for the electors in Athabaska, you have 6,302, representing a difference in the voting population between the first 7 constituencies in the south and the 7 northern constituencies, of no less than 4,182, or equal to a population entitled to 4 members. Well, there may be some justification for that, but for my part, notwithstanding the declamation of the Minister of the Interior,
I fail to find any justification for it in anything that has been said by him or by the right lion, gentleman. That is the position as outlined by the government here to-day. The Minister of the Interior himself admits, in effect, that there is nothing beyond these vague statements to which he has called attention to lead us to believe that the population in the north is as great as he claims it to be. That, I repeat once more, is the best possible argument in favour of the motion of my hon. friend from Calgary, that the government should act upon that principle which they laid down in 1899, and should leave the delimitation of these divisions to a tribunal which will have an opportunity and means of making the necessary investigation, in order that justice may be done to all parties in that province.


Wilfrid Laurier: We stated upon introducing this Bill, and we have repeated it over and over again, that we have endeavoured to obtain some idea of what the population is at the present time in the Northwest Territories for the purposes of this distribution. We have stated that we have taken several sources of information, the vote registered, the vote polled, the census, the post offices, the school districts and the local improvement districts. My hon. friend (Mr. R. L. Borden) bases the whole of his argument upon two of these sources of information, upon the vote recorded and the vote registered. But, there is another

side to that. He takes the first 11 constituencies-


Robert Laird Borden: Seven.


Wilfrid Laurier: I will take 11 because that figure is according to my statement.	_


Robert Laird Borden: I am merely referring to what I said. .


Wilfrid Laurier: Exactly. In so far as the comparison goes he compared 7 with 7, tout I will compare 11 with 11. The first 11 constituencies south of Red Deer recorded a vote in the last election, according to my figures which have not been controverted, of 10,566. I think the figures quoted by my hon. friend from Argenteuil (Mr. Per-ley) are a little different, but the difference is so minute as not to count. On the other hand, the 11 constituencies north of Red Deer only cast 9,555 votes. That is one source of information, and if we were to be guided alone by that the argument of my hon. friend would be unanswerable, he would have the best of it, and we would have to bow. But, as another source of information we take the census. The 11 constituencies to the south which recorded a larger vote than the north in the last election have a population of 31,000, whereas the 11 constituencies in the north have a population of 36,000. Therefore, if there is on one side a preponderance in favour of the south in the vote recorded, there is a preponderance in favour of the north in the number of the population in 1901.


Maitland Stewart McCarthy: Yesterday I asked the right hon. gentleman if he knew the number of Indians north and south.


Wilfrid Laurier: I answered that yesterday. I take the census population. 1 cannot say if it includes Indians or not. Suppose it does include Indians there will be Indians north and south. Suppose it does not include Indians then my hon. friend is answered.


Maitland Stewart McCarthy: There are a great many more north than south.


Wilfrid Laurier: Are there 5,000 more?


Maitland Stewart McCarthy: I would not care to say because I am not sure


Wilfrid Laurier: No. These figures show that after all the difference is not very great, and as far as that goes I do not think there is much of- an argument to be based upon it. Let me say to my hon. friend again that in my estimation it is absolutely impossible to do anything with these constituencies in regard to proportion of numbers. I do not think it is possible to apply the principle which it is sought to apply in the Transvaal of having the same number in every constituency, allowing a margin of only ten per cent. In order to bring about that result you will have to
cut up the territory like a checker board, irrespective of villages, population, groups and all those things which we have to respect. One of tlie instructions, if I remember aright, which I quoted to the committee this afternoon, was that the commissioners were to group the population in reference to its character if possible. Let me call the attention of my hon. friends opposite to conditions which have existed at all times in this country. I have here the Parliamentary Companion for 1874 containing a record of the first parliament elected after British Columbia came into the confederation. Tnere were five or six members representing four or five constituencies. The record shows a great variety of conditions prevailing in British Columbia at that time. For instance, the city of Victoria, with a population of 4,540 and 2,925 voters, was given two members. There was the constituency of Yale with a population of 1,316 and 148 votes. That is all it had. The constituency of Cariboo had a population of 1.955 and 359 voters. New Westminster had a population of 1,356 and it had 460 voters. Well, some one may tell me that Yale which had only 148 voters should have been united with some other constituency, just as it is suggested that Athabaska and Peace River should have been united with some other constituencies. But, it would not have been fair to have united it to another constituency and we say that you must give representation to these constituencies in the north and that the only way you can do it is in the way we have suggested.


Mr. PERLEY.: I would like to call the right hon. gentleman's attention to the fact that in discussing the 11 constituencies above Red Deer, I do not think he is taking a fair view of the case. There are 13 constituencies above Red Deer and the 13 constituencies ought to be taken and not the 11 which are above Red Deer. To my mind the whole crux of this matter is these two constituencies of Peace River and Athabaska. The right hon. gentleman compares the north 11 with the south 11 and absolutely ignores these two sections which have so few voters. He has left out Nos. 24 and 25 which really make 13 constituencies above Red Deer with practically no more voters, or only 300 more, than there are, from his statement, in the 11 constituencies.


Wilfrid Laurier: Yes, but the two constituencies of Athabaska and Peace River have never been organized and they have to be left out of the comparison because there never has been an election there. We have been anxious to take everything we could get in order to come to a conclusion. For these 11 constituencies north and south of Red Deer we had recourse to the recorded votes, the registered votes and the population. In Athabaska and Peace River we could not have the recorded votes or the registered votes because there were none. It is impossible to treat Athabaska and

Peace River on the same basis as the other constituencies. The population is not there.


Samuel Hughes: Hear, hear.


Wilfrid Laurier: There is only a small amount of population and because there is a small amount of population shall it go unrepresented? I do not think it is fair at all, any more than it would have been fair to have left the people of Yale in British Columbia unrepresented although they had only 148 voters and less than 1,000 of a population. That is the reason why, if you are going to give representation to these people, there can be no fault found with what we have done. Moreover, may I be permitted to say that if it were not for the fact of this imaginary division which has been introduced in this discussion there would not have been a single man on one side or the other of the House who would have begrudged giving these people representation.


Samuel Hughes: As far as I am personally concerned I am very much in favour of Edmonton being the capital of the province, and I have no hesitation in telling the right hon. gentleman that the House and the country will view it as an outrage to give Peace River and Athabaska this representation. Why is he giving representa-ion to Stony Plain with a little -bit of a village a few miles out west and an area that will never be settled within the life of any member of this House? We are not giving representation to swamps and plains and mountains; we are giving representation to men. Take Sturgeon, Stony Plain, St. Albert, Peace River and Athabaska and the five of them together have a less population than High River in the south.


Wilfrid Laurier: Which five do you say ?


Samuel Hughes: Stony Plain immediately west of Edmonton ; St. Albert immediately northwest ; Sturgeon immediately northeast; Peace River and Athabaska^ the five of them together have less populatiomthan has High River, or about the same population as Lethbridge, Rosebud and Calgary. I tell the First Minister that in these two northern ridings, the population such as it is is almost entirely nomadic. The right hon. gentleman may shake his head but that statement is true. More than half these people put down as residents in that country travel up there for trading purposes, but -they are registered in Edmonton and vicinity and have their families there, as the Minister of the Interior knows. Many as the outrages are that are perpetrated in this Bill, I am satisfied the people of Canada will consider this one of the blackest of the lot. Take Stony Plain where there is a little settlement, very nice people no doubt, but it is a strange coincidence that the people in High River, Calgary, Lethbridge and Rosebud, who have been brought up under British institutions, Sir WILFRID LAURIER.
with the English constitution drilled into them, the English language their language ; should be hived together and that ridings should be cut and carved up to give over representation to these northern districts where a word of English is scarcely spoken, where men cannot spell the word constitution or understand what it means, and where many of them never knew what a vote was till they came here a couple of years ago. I ask the Prime Minister to look into it and if he has that spirit of fair-play he professes to, he will make a change. I would not object to three of them having representatives, and if one extra member were given to Calgary and one to High River, making three ridings out of the five, there would not be much fault to find, although I am satisfied that if the five were made into two ridings there would be more fair-play in it. So far as there being an imaginary line north and south from Red Deer I care nothing about that. What have we to do with where the capital should be, let them fix that as they like. So far as I am personally concerned I think Edmonton is central and is the proper place for the capital, but what has this House to do tinkering about these matters. Give these people in the south fair-play, let the people of Alberta fix their own capital, and that is all that is required of us in this House.


Wilfrid Laurier: Let me show the hon. gentleman (Mr. Sam. Hughes) how far he can be led astray by his own imagination. He proposes that we should give a second member for 'Calgary and a second member to High River. Now, according to the census High River has a population of 2,472, Calgary has a population of 4,862, Saskatchewan has a population of 6,544 and Strathcona a population of 4,248. If we gave a second member to any of these Saskatchewan or Strathcona would better deserve it than the others. My hon. friend had better consider before he makes s"eh a proposal.


Samuel Hughes: Tlie First Minister is giving figures five years old ; I am giving the figures of to-day.


Wilfrid Laurier: Where did jmu get them ?


Samuel Hughes: From the returns of your own land inspectors throughout that country and from my own- personal observation as well. I can tell the First Minister further that these northern constituencies are not divided properly. Why is Strathcona cut short of Beaver Hills Lake ; why are the settlers to the west side of Beaver Hills Lake not thrown in with Strathcona where they naturally belong ? However, that is a detail. I have given the latest figures obtainable and they tally fairly well with the First Minister's own figures in that respect. As to the census figures I can get them from the Minister of Agriculture, and even they are not correct. Why, down here in the county

of Northumberland the census gives figures as to the shipping of apples when the actual shipments from the railway station are three times as great. The figures which I have here and which the First Minister cannot contradict show the population as I have stated it. At any rate he can make no argument in favour of having these barren northern regions represented. What representation have the people round James Bay in the Ontario legislature ? Look at his own beautiful beloved province of Quebec, and what representation have the people round the shores of James Bay above Lake St. John in the legislature of Quebec ?


Mr.   BRODETJR@: They are represented.


Samuel Hughes: Not at all. There is not one polling subdivision upon the shores of James Bay, and yet there are more white people living there than are living in Peace River and Athabaska.


George Halsey Perley: The Minister of the Interior thought fit to make a little merry over the county I represent, and he is welcome to all the comfort he can get from that. He appears to be unable to answer the argument of the figures I gave last night, except by introducing these extraneous matters. It is quite true that there is a discrepancy between city constituencies and rural constituencies, but that has always been the case. The province of Alberta has practically the same conditions all over its extent; it has a few small towns but no large cities and no great urban populations as we understand it in this part of Canada. The city of Edmonton in the north and Calgary in the south are both small cities compared with the large cities of eastern Canada. But even in the eastern constituencies we have no such discrepancies as the minister would lead us to think. Wliat constituency in this part of Canada has fifteen times as great a voting population as another constituency ? The hon. gentleman proposes to give two members to Athabaska which according to the Prime Minister's own figures has only 342 voters while the town of Calgary with 2,653 voters only gets one member. A voter in Athabaska will have fifteen and a half times as much power as a voter in Calgary. The hon. gentleman further goes on to say there is only 10 per cent difference between the south and the north. That is true according to the figures of the eleven constituencies north and south of Red Deer, but in making the estimate the Minister of the Interior has-I do not know why he did it ; I do not like to say he did it deliberately


Frank Oliver: I did not make it : I took it from one of the gentlemen on the other side of the House. I did not think it worth my while to make such a foolish argument.


George Halsey Perley: The Prime Minister has made exactly the- same difference of 10 per cent between the eleven constituencies
north and south of Red Deer. This comparison cannot be made unless No. 24 and No. 25 are added. Otherwise it is impossible to calculate the [DOT] average of population as between the south and the north. Now, I wish to say once more that the contention between the two sides of the House is practically with regard to Athabaska and Peace River. If these two constituencies were omitted, the difference between the two sides as to the other twenty-three constituencies would not be very great. Two seats are to be given to this district, where there rre only 1,710 half-breeds and white people, which would mean only 342 votes. Why should these 342 voters, 90 per cent of whom are half-breeds, have the right to elect two members of this provincial legislature ? That is practically the whole question.


Thomas Walter Scott: What difference whether they are half-breeds or white men ?


George Halsey Perley: I am not suggesting that the half-breeds should not have equal rights with the whites, but what I want to know is why a half-breed should be given a vote fifteen and a-half times as potent as that of a white man ?


Thomas Walter Scott: If there is any man in the Northwest who should be considered as having a special right it is the native. I am surprised at the hon. gentleman so often repeating that so many of these people are half-breeds.
Mr. PERLEY'. Does the hou. gentleman (Mr. Scott) claim that the half-breed has a right to fifteen and a-half times as many votes as a white man ?


Frank Oliver: They are as much entitled to it as the hon. gentleman's (Mr. Perley's) constituents are entitled to three and a-half times as much representation in this House as the constituents of the hon. member for St. Antoine, Montreal (Mr. Ames).


George Halsey Perley: The hon. minister's answer does not apply to the point under consideration. The contention on this side is that the half-breed is entitled to equal rights with the white man, but no more. Once more I wish'to point out, as the leader of the opposition has done, that seven northern constituencies have one member for each 892 voters, whereas seven [DOT]southern constituencies have one member for 1,540 voters. In other words, two constituencies have, in effect, been taken from the people of the south and given to 342 voters in the north.


Mr. COCKSHUTT.: I know that in a matter of this kind there is great difficulty in arriving at a basis that will be satisfactory all round. [DOT] I listened with pleasure to the Prime Minister (Sir Wilfrid Uaurier) outlining the policy of the government in marking out these constituencies. I understood him to say two main considerations were population and geographical position
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or extent. That is very well ; but, as has been pointed out by the lion, member l'or Victoria (Mr. Sam. Hughes), it is people that should count and men that should vote. The Minister of the Interior (Mr. Oliver) has asked why there has been no protest against inequalities in other provinces. If he were conversant with provincial affairs in Ontario, he would know that this has been a crying evil for many years," against which there have been numberless protests. At this moment the position is far from satisfactory, especially in the case of the city of Toronto. Toronto is represented in this House and in the local legislature by one member to about 45,000 or 50,000 of population, whereas rural constituencies each represented by a member some times have a population of 15,000. The Prime Minister rises to defend that by stating that the cities cannot be allowed the same representation as a country district. I do not think he made out a very good case ; certainly not a case to justify the discrepancy of 400 or 500 per cent. The principle I contend . for is that, if there is to be one man one vote, then it should be one vote one value. The Minister of the Interior has spoken of Toronto and Montreal as places whose representation as it is to-day should be protested against. So far as Toronto is concerned, a protest has been made ; and Mr. W hitney, I believe, is pledged to remedy the evil in the near future, and that, I think, will be one of the first acts of his administration. Montreal is not quite in the same position as Toronto is. In Montreal a man may vote in every constituency in which he has property. It is possible for a man there to put in live votes. In Ontario a man may be a multi-millionaire, and own property in a dozen constituencies, but he votes only in one. There is inequality, and that inequality is being protested against, and will be protested against until justice is done. These are inequalities that exist. But here, under this Bill, you are establishing these inequalities in a new province. We ought at least to start equal-inequalities will come with time. Some districts will increase in population, while others will not increase, or may even decrease, so that, if changes are not made in the representation, we may find that one voter in a certain district has equal power with five voters in another. This is neither justice nor common sense. If the Minister of the Interior intends to uphold this distribution on grounds of reason, he should start with some principle-population, county boun-o.aries, geographical position or geographical extent. But none of these is laid down, but each is followed as it may suit the views of hon. gentlemen opposite. The hirst Minister mentioned many considerations that should govern in these matters,
® ....	,	mention the consideration of
political complexion, it would be a comfort if we could feel that tins was left uncon-Mr. COCKSH0TT.
sidered as completely as it has been left unmentioned by the Prime Minister. But we cannot see on what other consideration these constituencies of very small population should appear on this map. We have heard of the fairness of hon. gentlemen opposite. We are glad to learn that they are fair. The Minister of the Interior (Mr. Oliver) pointed out that there was a conference to which Mr. Haultain was summoned. Mr. Haultain is not here to say what happened. But the Minister of the Interior has told us that the question of the boundary between the provinces occupied nearly the whole time. But what we have to do with here is the boundaries between the ridings. The Minister of the Interior (Mr. Oliver) and the hon. member for Western Assiniboia (Mr. Scott) tell us that the conference was held, and say that that was the time to protest. The members on this side say that they did not have this before them, and had no chance to protest.
Thomas Walter Scott: When the conference was held the delimitation of the boundaries had not even then commenced. One of the purposes of calling the conference by Mr. Haultain, at the suggestion of the First Minister, was to discuss a method for the delimitation of the boundaries.


John Herron: At what date was that?
Mr., SCOTT. Some time during the week previous to the day the Bills were introduced.


William Foster Cockshutt: The hon. gentleman says there was a conference before these schedules were drawn out. Then that conference never reached the principal business it had in hand. Who finished the business? Who made out these schedules ?


Thomas Walter Scott: Mr. Haultain had his conference. I was agreeable to what was suggested and proposed a motion that we should have committees appointed from each of the proposed provinces to take up the matter of preparing the schedules. That motion was not agreed to. Not a single Conservative member in that conference seconded it.


Samuel Hughes: Was there a solitary Conservative member at that meeting at that time?


Thomas Walter Scott: Mr. Haultain was there and so was Senator Lougheed. Mr. Haultain called the conference together. He was premier of the Territories. His constituency was the whole Northwest Territories, according to hon. gentlemen opposite.


Samuel Barker: He was not a member of this House.


John Herron: Cannot the hon. gentleman give us the date of that meeting?


Thomas Walter Scott: As nearly as I can recollect, it was about a week prior to the 21st February.


John Herron: Were not these schedules made out by the government and submitted to that meeting?


Thomas Walter Scott: No; if my hon. friend had been listening to this discussion, he would have known that the boundary lines between the provinces had not been drawn nor had the number of constituencies been settled which each province should have. The First Minister asked Mr. Haultain if he had any suggestion to make with regard to these three points and if he would furnish them to the government; First, with regard to the dividing lines ; second, with regard to the number of seats in each legislature ; and thirdly, the schedules in each province. Mr. Haultain called his conference, and it was held, but he failed to propose any plan to the First Minister. What then was the government to do? Mr. Haultain had failed, and the First Minister had to take some other method to procure a decision with respect to these several matters.


Richard Stuart Lake: After listening to all the details of this meeting which we have heard so much about to-day, it appears that this is what took place. A conference was certainly called by Mr. Haultain, but apparently, after a great deal of talk, no decision was come to. Then after all the Conservatives had withdrawn-at any rate Mr. Haultain was not present and the other 'Conservatives who had been at that meeting were not present-the hon. member for Western Assiniboia (Mr. Scott) moved this formal motion ? By whom was that rejected ? Evidently by the Liberal members from the Territories in that meeting. That conference was held in room 48, the room of the Liberal members from the Territories, and quite naturally, after a long confer ence, the men who did not belong to that room went out one by one. After that, the hon. member for Western Assiniboia (Mr. Scott) moved a resolution in accordance with the wishes of his chief, that there should be a conference held by the members of the Territories. That formal motion was rejected and rejected by his own friends. He did not even get a seconder.


Thomas Walter Scott: It is perfectly evident from the confessions, not only the hon. member for Qu'Appelle (Mr. Lake) but of Calgary (Mr. McCarthy) and Alberta (Mr. Herron) that Mr. Haultain took no pains to get them into a conference and obtain their opinion, and consequently he is responsible if the duty fell on the representatives from this side of giving advice to the government with regard to the preparation of these plans.
Mr. COiCKSHUTT. The hon. gentleman has taken a good deal of time to answer 253
the question I put to him, but he has not touched the main part of it, and that is : Who did this carving up? Who chalked out these ridings? We have heard that a conference was held, but, to quote a great biblical authority, 'the voice is the voice of Jacob, but the hand is the hand of Esau.' This map has been carved out in a most wonderful way to suit the views of these hon. gentlemen who support the hon. minister from Edmonton. That hon. gentleman has failed to do justice to the population, because the list he has furnished shows that there are as many as three in one constituency to one in another. Surely if cities are to be considered great centres,' such cities as Calgary and Edmonton, with
5,000	of a population each, cannot be called great urban centres. It is nonsense to talk of a hive being created in a district whieh does not contain 5,000 people. To say that those people are not as well educated or intelligent and should not have as mueh to say in the conduct of public affairs as those in the surrounding county is absurd. Even admitting that Montreal and Toronto should not be represented according to their population-and I am not saying that they are not entitled to more liberal representation

such small cities as Edmonton and Calgary cannot be considered great centres of population. The hon. member for Western Assiniboia (Mr. Scott) has said that these half-breeds are the best entitled to vote of any people in the district. They are, he says, natives. Let me tell him that they are only half-breeds and that the natives of the country are the Indians; and who deprived the Indians of the franchise so far as they had it? It was not this side of the House. We gave the Indians the franchise the hon. gentleman says the natives should have. The native then is the Indian and the half-breed is only a half native, according to that reasoning, and therefore you are giving to the half what you refuse to the whole. And in that respect the hon gentleman is certainly putting himself in the hole. I see by this division that tne district of Calgary had upwards of 2,000 voters at the last election who voted There are 2,682 on the list and 2,052 voted, whereas in some of the districts named there are much less. In Stony Plain there are only 584, or a difference of nearly 375 per cent. You have four in Calgary to one in Stony Plain. Surely the hon. minister will not pretend that an inhabitant of Stony Plain is worth four times one in Calgary.
I am not as conversant with the country as the hon. gentleman ; but so far as I have been able to learn from various inquiries and from having done business in that country for many years, I believe that the residents about Calgary are just as intelligent as any in the western provinces, and I cannot see by what system of reasoning the hon. gentleman can claim that justice is done by this schedule when he fives one

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person in one district the same power he gives to four in another. If he wants to he fair, he should either proceed on the basis of territorial division or of representation by population. I contend that representation by population is the only safe course we can possibly take, and that was established as one of the fundamental principles of Liberalism in days gone by. Representation by population is the fairest way for the voice of the country to be heard. If that be the case and if hon. gentleman opposite are prepared to legislate fairly, this House should not be held in session day after day debating this matter. Schedules could be easily prepared which would do justice to these various constituencies and give the honest, intelligent voter the same right and political power in one division that he has in another. That is what this side of the House is contending for.
That is all we on this side are contending for, but I think in all fairness we should protest against this distribution as made here. I understand that the voting white population of the Athabaska district is only about 200. I am not sure that this is the correct figure but it is about that. They have only one post office with a revenue of less than $100 per annum, and still they are going to outweigh some of those districts with a large population, many of them from the older provinces, taking an intelligent view and knowing all about our political institutions, having the same aspirations as the people of the older provinces. I understand that the settlers from the older provinces are largely in the southern districts, whereas the Europeon elements are largely in the north. Without drawing any * Red Deer ' line I wish to point out that in all fairness this should be decided upon the principle of representation by population, and that if there is to be one man one vote that vote should have one value, and having decided on that I think we could very easily draw a plan that would be suitable and agreeable to both sides of the House. I trust that lion, gentlemen will not persist in pushing this matter through in its present form. Let them get both sides together and draw up a schedule that would be fairly satisfactory to all the people concerned. The Minister of the Interior finally stated that he was ready to listen to the views of the west if Mr. Haultain would do his duty, but he was not ready to Jisten to Mr. Haul-tain. He would listen to the legislature if Mr. Haultain would call it together. That seems to me a very vain boast. We have these Bills before the House disbanding these legislatures on the 1st of July, not two weeks hence. There are seven vacant seats there now, but the minister claims that Mr. Haultain could get this legislature together, have the seven members elected and obtain their view before the Bill goes into effect Mr. COCKSHUTT.
on the 1st of July. He knows it is impossible to call that legislature.


Frank Oliver: Why ?


William Foster Cockshutt: I question much whether, if the views of the legislature are against that division he would take this course, but he makes an impossible suggestion knowing it is impossible for the legislature to meet before this comes into force. He is prepared to ignore Mr. Haultain's views as expressed, and to ignore the views of those concerned and push this matter through, without I think due consideration and without 'fairness to the political party and to those who are entitled to vote on this question in the great Northwest Territories.


Robert Laird Borden: I would ask the Prime Minister what real sources of information he has with regard to townships 24 and 25. Peace River contains 769 whites and half-breeds, and Athabaska 941, a total of 1,710, according to the census of 1901. That would probably give about 342 or 350 votes at the present time. The Prime Minister speaks as if this district were in some way distinct from the rest of the province, It has been distinct from the rest of the Territory in the past but it will not be in the future, the imaginary boundary line is obliterated and it is part of the province. The position is that you are giving two members to a portion of the province which in 1901 had only 350 votes. What are the sources of Information on which you rely in giving that particular territory two representatives ?


Wilfrid Laurier: The only official information I have with regard to the census is the number of schools there are at present; I speak of the official information alone. The number of schools was 14.. That is the last official information I have, but I understand there are more.


Samuel Hughes: What schools are these, are they around the missions ?


Wilfrid Laurier: Probably they are around the missions. Since the commencement of the session the hon. member for Strathcona (Mr. Peter Talbot) has exercised special diligence in order to collect information and he has given information as to the character of the development of that country since 1901. The member for Strathcona stated yesterday evening that in Athabaska there were found to be 24 stores, 13 churches, 7 steamboats, 4 sawmills, 2 or 3 planing mills, 1 flour mill. On the Peace River he stated there was 18 stores, I think, 20 churches, 2 flour mills, 3 or 4 saw-mills, and I think 2 planing mills ; I forget the number of steamboats plying on the river. This goes to show that there is now a nucleus of population. You have there all the primary elements of civilization, churches, schools, stores, mills, and when

you have these things and steamboats plying on the rivers you have the elements of population. What the present population is I have no means of knowing.


Mr. SPROULE.: I think we could find from the report of the Department of Indians Affairs h'ow many scholars there are in attendance at each of these schools. I think that would be interesting and valuable information to have.


Wilfrid Laurier: That information can be obtained, and I should be glad to have it at the next sitting of the House when we take up this matter clause by clause. I have a statement of the school attendance which has been prepared with some pains and is signed by Mr. Caldwell who had a right to sign it. The number of school children attending school north of township 38 in the district of Athabaska is S,S34 and south of that including Red Deer the number of school children in attendance is 8,553, or a difference of nearly 300, in favour of the north.


Samuel Hughes: That includes the mission schools and all ?


Wilfrid Laurier: That includes the mission schools that receive the allowance.


Robert Laird Borden: That does not give us much information about the schools in this district. If you can give us the attendance for the whole province, what is the objection to giving us the attendance for this particular unorganized district ?


Wilfrid Laurier: None, except that we have not got it; we may have it tomorrow.


Andrew B. Ingram: I would like to ask the First Minister if the defeated Liberal candidates for Alberta and Calgary were asked their opinion of the division of this province ? Were they summoned in connection with it ?


Wilfrid Laurier: They were not asked for their opinion, they gave it voluntarily.


Andrew B. Ingram: Would the minister state whether they approved of the schedule as we have it before us ?


Wilfrid Laurier: If I remember right, they thought Calgary has not sufficient representation.


Andrew B. Ingram: How about Alberta ?


Wilfrid Laurier: I cannot tell.


John Gillanders Turriff: As regards the defeated candidate for Alberta, he was in town last week, and he told me that he considered the whole redistribution for the province as eminently fair, and he had no objection to make in "any shape or form.


Andrew B. Ingram: Will the hon. gentleman be good enough to say what Dr. Stewart told him ?


John Gillanders Turriff: As for Dr. Stewart, the defeated candidate for Alberta, all I can say is that I understood he objected.


Andrew B. Ingram: The First Minister, in closing his remarks a short time ago, stated that if there was no seat of government to be chosen in the province, we would hear no complaint about the distribution of seats. Now let us apply a little of what I call common sense to the consideration of this question in relation to the distribution for the province of Alberta. Any hon. gentleman who has visited the Northwest Territories, especially the province of Alberta,- knows perfectly well that there are strong local jealousies in the several towns of that district. When you are at Calgary the people are to be credited for that spirit, and will tell you they have the finest city and country under the sun and they advocate Calgary as the seat of government. When you pass along to Red Deer they say they have got the finest country, and that Calgary or Edmonton are not in it with Red Deer. So it is when you reach Edmonton. Now they are to be 'credited for that spirit, and I have no fault to find with it. But knowing that to be true, and knowing that a government seat is to be chosen for the new province of Alberta, it is evident that great efforts will be put forth by the people of these three towns to obtain the government seat. That is common sense, that is perfectly true, and no man can deny it. Now at the time these schedules were to be prepared. in whose hands were they placed ? They were placed in the hands of two gentlemen, one representing Edmonton (Mr. Oliver) and the other Strathcona (Mr. Talbot).
Mr. -SCOTT. Not at first, but in the hands of Mr. Haultain.


Andrew B. Ingram: No. Never mind Mr. Haul-tain ; he has very little influence with this government. Now these two gentlemen had the preparation of these schedules. We have their own statement as evidence, and do not require any other. Now the hon. gentleman representing Edmonton and the hon. gentleman representing -Strathcona knowing the great pull each of these towns would exert in order to get the seat of government, naturally were representing their constituencies and acting in their interest, and in their interest only: Why ? Because the Minister of the Interior at that time was a private member representing Edmonton, and the hon. gentleman representing Strathcona was not representing Alberta or Calgary. As a result, what did the member for Strathcona admit in this House ? Why, he said, I looked over Athabaska, I figured out all .these stores, all these mills, the immense amount of capital invested in Athabaska, and I concluded that that portion of Atha-

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baska lying north of Alberta should be cut in two and two representatives be given it. By reason of the population? Not at all, but by reason of the immense amount of wealth, as he put it, .that was invested in these enterprises in that portion of Athabaska. As a result he concluded, and no doubt Edmonton approved of his conclusion, to cut Athabaska in two and give it two representatives. That is what they did, that was tlie starting point. Then they said : We will divide the other portions of Alberta into twenty-three districts. That is what they did. Then the next move was this : Calgary polling the largest vote of any place in Alberta, they cut that vote out. Why ? Because it was the largest vote polled in Alberta. Then they come up to Edmonton where there was not so large a vote, and they cut that out. In order to do what ? To divide that portion of the territory north of Red Deer, township 38 into a certain number of constituencies, according to the number of votes polled less those in Edmonton. And the same rule applied to the south. And'it was by these means that the hon. gentlemen put thirteen representatives in the north and twelve in the south. Now if there was no government seat to be chosen these arrangements would have no importance. But they knew there was to he a government seat chosen, and they wished to procure a representation that would decide where the government seat should be situated. And that is what these gentlemen had in view at the time they made this schedule, there is no question about it. Now if the First Minister wanted to be fair, what would he have said? He would have said that previously to the introduction of this Bill on the 21st of February these schedules must be prepared, as the schedules are prepared in connection with every other Bill when it is introduced. But in the preparation of these schedules what course must he pursue in order to do justice to all classes in Alberta ? And what would my right hon. friend have said then to the member for Edmonton and the member for Strathcona ? You consult with the defeated candidates for Calgary and Alberta, and you four gentlemen between you map out what the different constituencies ought to be in Alberta, and when you do that I will embody it in this Bill and submit it to parliament, and we will have a fair representation, at least one that will be satisfactory to our friends.
But, not so. The Dixie line which my right hon. friend mentioned has been created by his own conduct or that of his friends in tbe preparation of these schedules and the Dixie line or the Red Deer line will be heard of for many years to come by reason of the way in which these schedules were prepared. What follows from this legislation ? We are preparing schedules here for the purposes of an election which will take place-within six mouths of the passage of this Bill. It is our duty and it ought to be the Mr. INGRAM.
duty of our hon. friends on the other side of the House to provide for a fair representation of the different parts of the province of Alberta as created by this Bill, so that when the representatives*of the people meet in the legislature of the new province they can select any place they desire to be the seat of government for all time to come or so long as they feel disposed to continue it at the place decided upon. That would have been the proper course, but that course has not been followed on this occasion and that is what the people of Alberta are complaining of. Apart from my hon. friend from Calgary (Mr. McCarthy) what interest has any member of the opposition in the question as to where the seat of government shall be ? What Interest is it to me whether Edmonton, Medicine Hat, Red Deer or any other place is selected as the government seat ? It is of no interest to me but it is of some interest to me 'to know that the new province shall have no friction created by any legislation passed by this House. A good deal has been said about those newspapers from which quotations have been read. My hon. friend from Calgary quoted some statements made by the Liberal press of Calgary. I can understand that and I shall not be influenced by what the Liberal or the Conservative press says in the city of Calgary because I look upon them as prejudiced and biased witnesses as I do upon the Tory newspaper which is edited in Edmonton, and which has expressed its approval of the distribution which favours the establishment of the government's seat in Edmonton. These newspapers have no influence on me because they are prejudiced witnesses, but it is interesting to note what the press of Medicine Hat, Lethbridge and other places that have no idea of getting the government seat have to say. South of Red Deer the press complain of this division but north of Red Deer the press are satisfied. On the south side there are Liberals and Conservatives opposed to this division because they have not been treated with that spirit of fairness which the right hon. premier ought to have displayed towards them. Does the right hon. gentleman believe that we have no reason for complaint ? I believe we have every reason to complain because this is not merely a question of the selection of the government seat. If we are giving these people representation it should be so carefully given to them that no man north or south of Red Deer should have any cause to find fault with the division. If instead of shutting out our Conservative friends entirely they had been given an opportunity of sitting down with the hon. gentlemen opposite we would have come to some conclusion which would have removed all this friction that is liable to continue for years to come. The hon. Minister of the Interior has found fault with Mr. Haultain. He says that Mr. Haultain should have called the assembly together for the
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purpose of approving or disapproving of the schedules. I would like to know from any man who would exercise the smallest common sense what he thinks of such a suggestion. The legislative assembly was short some six or seven members. It was expected that on the 1st of July this Bill would become law and that the assembly would cease to exist at that time. I ask any man of common sense if the taxpayers of the Northwest Territories would desire Mr. Haultain to have a general election which costs a large sum of money, to put the people to that inconvenience, for the purpose of determining whether in their opinion the schedules prepared by the Dominion government describing the limits of the constituencies in Alberta are fair or unfair. I know that if I were a large taxpayer in the Northwest Territories and if any man came to me and asked me to cast my vote for the 'purpose of determining a question of this kind, putting the Territories to a large expense, I would not vote either for that man or any party that sustained him in any *such proposition as that. It is an absurd idea. If the government had exercised sufficient care and caution to get their own friends to declare that this division was a .proper one and one that meets the views of their own party, if they did not want to give ,fair-play to this party, the government could have treated the Conservative party with perfect indifference so long as they satisfied their own friends. I am bound to say after all I have heard of this question in this House that it will be many a long year before Alberta will have this friction removed that has been created by this measure. If, after the first six months they had an election and if in Alberta the legislative assembly saw fit to divide up Athabaska and give that small population two seats we could find no fault with them, but I think they are the proper parties to determine a question of that kind and that fair representation should be given to all classes there now in order that this very friction we are complaining of will not occur in that particular section of the country. I have heard a great deal about the Athabaska and Peace River districts. That is a subject which has been before this House on many occasions. There is a committee of. the House of Commons known as the Agriculture Committee, and at no time in the experience'of the C-ommittee on Agriculture, at all events, for the last 17 years to my knowledge, has the committee been so disturbed as it was over the question which was raised in regard to the character of the Peace River district. This disturbance was brought about by this very report that has been referred to since this discussion began. A government officer, Mr. Macoun, reported to tbe Geological Survey in a report dated 1904 the results of the work done by him in the Peace River country in 1903, and there is nothing in the report to justify the extra-	vagant statements made by tbe bon. member for Strathc-ona and approved evidently by the right hon. leader of the government itself. There is nothing in that official document to show the statements made by the hon. member for Strathcona to be anything like ti-ue statements. The hon. Minister of the Interior admitted himself that there are portions of this country that he had never passed through, that he had no personal knowledge of, but yet he took the opportunity on that occasion to dispute the statements made in this document. So, I say that instead of taking coloured statements, because I believe they are coloured statements that have been made by the hon. member for Strathcona and by the Calgary and Edmonton newspapers, let us take the authority of some person who is not in- . terested, as the hon. member for Strathcona is and as these newspapers are, and if we do that I think we will be able to prepare a fairer schedule than we have before us to-day. Mr. SPROULE. I understood the hon.-member for East Assiniboia to say that toe pople there were perfectly satisfied with the redistribution. Mr. TURRIFF. What I said was that the defeated Liberal candidate for the district of Alberta was in the city last week and in conversation he mentioned to me that he considered the whole redistribution of the province of Alberta was eminently fair and satisfactory. Mr SPROULE. It would be interesting to read what is said by a genteman who has been travelling through that country on business since last summer, and who Fas no interest in this question one way or the other. He writes I have been talking to hundreds of Liberals regarding the Autonomy Bills and I found half a dozen who are satisfied with thmm The people in Alberta are dissatisfied with the dividing line of the two provinces, they also want control of their own public lands. Then last but not least there is a big kick about the way the constituencies have been carved up by Frank Oliver so as it will be a sure thing that Edmonton will be made the capital. Mr. CAMPBELL. Who wrote that? Mr. SPROULE. Mr. Wr. J. Whitley, who is now in the Territories and from whom I received this letter the day before yesterday He has no interest but speaks m a casual way of what he sees from day to dav. It is the third letter I have received from him unsolicited. He speaks of the feeling of the people in regard to the educational clauses, the fact that the provinces want their own lands, and other features of the measure. There is apparently widespread discontent in that country because scarcely a letter you get from a resident there does not speak of it. What my correspondent's politics are I do not know;

he does not write from a party point of view, but he speaks of the general discontent among the people and he says that the Reformers are just as much dissatisfied as the Conservatives.


Mr. CAMPBELL.: They did not show it in the Edmonton election.


Thomas Simpson Sproule: The hon. member had better keep quite on that; that is too much comedy.


John Herron: Before the debate closes I wish to say a few words in connection with the proposed schedules. Although I had something to do in assisting the hon. member for Calgary in preparing the figures, I shall not follow him in his argument, because he, and the hon. members for Montreal and Argenteuil, have placed the results .before the House in so convincing a way that it is not necessary for me to speak of them in detail. The figures presented by these gentlemen ought to be sufficient to show this parliament that an injustice is being done to the southern portion of Alberta. I do not believe that the Prime Minister and the Minister of the Interior have any solid foundation for their contention, that the geographical conditions of the north should be taken into consideration as against the greater population of the south. As the Minister of the Interior knows, from 1887 up to last November, almost the whole of the new province of Alberta was represented toy one member 'in this parliament, and the" hon. gentleman himself has represented it for the last eight years. If there is a good reason why we should have two members for that northern country to-day, there must be very good reason to say that we have been very badly represented for the last eighteen years. Alberta, which has been represented by one member was certainly far greater in area than the Peace River and Atliabaska districts to which it is proposed to give two members in the local assembly. The district of Alberta was something like 450 miles in length and over 300 in width, while the new district is in or about 300 miles square. The industries were just as varied in the old district of Alberta as they can possibly be in the two northern constituencies. One hundred miles north of Edmonton in a district which the Minister of the Interior represents, is chiefly a fur-producing district, Edmonton is an agricultural district and the south was a stockraising district for a great number of years. If the varied industries afford a good reason why this district should now have two members, it affords the same reason why we were badly represented for the last eighteen years all over Alberta. I was interested last evening to hear the member for Strath-cona refer to the industries of Atliabaska and Peace River districts. I shall not dispute his figures because I have no statistics to euable me to do so, but- at


Thomas Simpson Sproule: the same time I do think they were veryi much exaggerated. I am quite satisfied, from the conditions in that country in the early days and judging by the conditions which prevail in mountain and foot-hill countries generally, that the stores to which he referred are in a great many cases not what people down here would consider ordinary places of business. A store in the general acceptance of the word in such a country simply means a settler living by the wayside who may be tweny-five miles from a neighbour aud who only keeps articles for trading purposes with travellers who frequent that northern country. It would perhaps be more correct to call these stores trading post. I know also the Hudson bay have posts in that country. I think the hon gentleman stated last evening that one of these stores represented something like $300,000 of commerce. I suppose it does at certain times of the year, when the furs are coming iu. But it is a trading post just the same, aud I do not think it indicates much permanent settlement iu that country. I do not think the stock interests are very great-in fact, I know they are not. I have not been there for a number of years, but I have information from men who travelled that country and that information is quite as reliable as that of my hon. friend from Edmonton (Mr. Oliver.) It is a moving population. The Minister of the Interior (Mr. Oliver) has said that, according to the present regulations of the department, squatters' rights are not protected in unsurveyed territory. The surveyed territory, I believe, extends only about 50 miles from Edmonton. Therefore, the population outside of that limit is not of a permanent charaeer.


Frank Oliver: The hon. member (Mr. Herron) will pardon me, but, while there is no regulation of the department protecting squatters' rights in this country, squatters' rights are and always have been held to be the best rights a man could have.


John Herron: That is not borne out by experience in my country. Previous to about 1889, squatters' rights were recognized, but about that time notices were scattered broadcast that they would not be longer protected. I know many cases of people having been removed, aud denied redress because of the notice having been given that they were no longer protected.


Frank Oliver: Squatters before survey V I think not.


John Herron: Yes ; they are not protected now as they were before 1889. Therefore, I say population in that country is not of a very permanent character. A fair estimate of the number of voters iu that northern country would be 250 for each constituency. Compare that with some of the districts in the south. Take, for instance, Cardston, with its great irrigation scheme, iu which probably more than $1,000,000

has been invested. We know that that irrigation system is attracting immigrants from the south. It will be seen that neither the voters' list nor the number of votes cast is a fair criterion by which to estimate the population of that section to-day. A large portion of the voters there are on 40-acre plots along the line of the ditch. Then take the district of Lethbridge, in the south, and compare it with Stony Plain, near Edmonton. Lethbridge is a very prosperous town-city, you may say-with a 'population, probably, of 5,000, and the centre of very large business interests of all kinds. From the coal mines there they have been sending out 2,000 tons of coal daily for years past. The town of Raymond is also hi the Lethbridge district. Four years ago there was not a soul where that town now stands with a population of nearly 15,000. It has a sugar refinery that cost over $400,000, and has about it a very large rural and agricultural population. To show that the number of votes east is not a criterion of poulation in that country, I may say that in the town of Raymond, with a population 2,800, only 113 votes were cast in the last election. It surely is unreasonable to give to Lethbridge , and Raymond, with their great agriculttiral population, only the same representation as is given to Stony Plain, near Edmonton, or to give this district in the south only one member when two members are given to Athabaska. Or take the district of Pincher Creek, in which I live. We have the Crow's Nest pass there, with the town of Frank and its coal mine that sold for over $3,000,. COO the other day. That mine is in operation, and has probably $500,000 invested in plant and sends out a large quantity of coal daily. The French campi of Lille is in the pass also. It is another mine, in which probably half a million dollars is invested. The town of Coleman is also in the pass with another great mine, with a plant ir which is- invested $300,000 or $400,000. Belleview is the name, I believe of another new town with a mine and plant in operation. Besides these there are several smaller mining villages. In addition to all this, there is the agricultural portion of Pincher Creek that will ship this year
500.000	bushels of wheat from thb station where I live. There is a population of 10,000 people in the district in which I live, including the Crow's Nest Pass and Pincher Creek. I do not think it fair to say that one member should be sent from that district to the assembly to vote on equal terms with a member from the sparsely settled northern district. I do not think we could give a much better representation to that country than that given by the legislative assembly in 1902. That was immediately after the census. As has been stated here, nine members were given south of Red Deer and six north of Red Deer. And there never were any complaints
from the north, so far as I know. That would indicate that that representation was a fairly good one. Then take the redistribution of Dominion seats in 1903, south of the Red Deer there were given two seats and two north. The hon. member for Strathcona (Mr. Peter Talbot) said last night that one-fifth of his district was also south of Red Deer, so that in Dominion representation (or one and four-fifths to a distinct in the north they have two and one-fifth in the south. I think that would be another fair way to estimate the seats in that country. Why, in this distribution, do they give thirteen seats north of Red Deer and only twelve south. I cannot see any good reason why that is done. I cannot see any good reason why Athabaska with only 2ob votes should have the same representation as Calgary which has over 10,000 souls. I do not think that any hon. gentleman would say that that is a fair way to represent that large district in the new parliament. Then take the Banff district and look at the interests there, for instance, the Anthracite coal mines. In Canmore, $250,000 are invested in coal mines and in Bank head $800,000. These districts are growing just as rapidly as the northern country. We have been told by some members that we are providing for an increase of population and by others that we are not; but no matter which way you take it, these places are developing as rapidly as that northern country and will develop more rapidly in the future. Therefore, I have yet to see any fair reason why north of Red Deer should have thirteen seats and south of Red Deer only twelve. As regards the grain producing capabilities of the two countries, I see that in 'the Edmonton district spring wheat averages 10'53 bushels per acre, fall wheat 11-60, oats, 29-70 and barley 24-73. Take Calgary and I find that spring wheat averages 19-04 per acre compared with 16-03 in the Edmonton district; fall wheat 23-40 compared with 11-00; oats 37-41 compared with 29-71 per acre in Edmonton district. In the Macleod district there is still a greater difference. Fall wheat there compares 25'97 bushel with 11-60 in the north, and oats. 34-57 against 29-71 in the north. I take these figures from the geography published recently by the Department of Agriculture. They show that even from an agricultural standpoint, the southern country will rank above the north; and for that reason I do not see why it should not continue to progress in the same proportion. For many years the southern country was supposed to be nothing but a stock country, but in almost every part of it where agriculture has been tried to any extent, it has proved a success. In the district where I live, at one time we thought it would be impossible for a farmer to make a living from his farm, yet to-day we find it the most prosperous farming country pro-

bably in tbe Dominion. For the last five or six years, we have raised the best crops grown anywhere in the country, either wheat, oats, barley or potatoes or in fact vegetables of almost any kind. So that I do not see any reason w'hy our southern country should not be considered a first-class country, likely to go ahead in the future even more rapidly than any part of the northern country referred to. As regards schools, it is well known that in a stock country, the stock men evade the school tax in every way possible. That is easily understood by any one who understands the conditions under which these men live. There would be a large area covered by one of the stockmen, and the odd settlers who would go in there would naturally try to establish a school district. Eight children are sufficient to form a school district, but the stockmen would have to pay the bulk of the taxes and naturally would oppose the establishment of schools, and therefore they did their best to keep out small farmers who would settle on 160 acres each. They discouraged the schools and drove the small settlers into the town where their children could get schooling. That is one reason why there are not so many schools in the southern country as in the north. The local improvement districts are practically in the same position. A lot of farmers living together would rather turn out and do their own work with their own teams in their spare time in the month of June, than contribute $2.50 to the general treasury. Whereas on the other hand the stockmen, who do not use teams very much, would naturally prefer to contribute to the general assembly at Regina, and every one in the Northwest has the option of either paying to the local improvement district at Regina or forming a local district. I think eight men, or about that number, can form a local district and do their own work if they see fit to do so. You can see from what X have said that the local improvement districts are not a very good ground for saying that there is more population in the north than in the south ; neither do the post offices form a good index of population. The Minister of the Interior represented our district for the last eight years and I think he was more kind to the people of the north than to the south and for that reason there are more post offices in the north than in the south, although there is not so large a population. Many of our people have to go from ten to twenty miles for their mail. I have been asking this session for post offices in districts where there are a dozen families in a settlement who have to travel seven or eight miles for their mail, but my applications have been refused with the statement that it was impossible to establish post offices for that number of people. That I say is a good reason why post offices are not a good guide in which to estimate a basis of representation. The minister said it was Mr. HERRON.
men who voted and not money or cattle. I claim that we have both men and the money in the south; we have a larger population and more invested, proportionately, than they have in the north country. That is not a reason why the northern people should not have an equitable proportion of representation, but under these conditions they should not have more representation in the north ; it should be equal.	The
Minister of the Interior and the member for Assiniboia have said that the Northwest Territories assembly should have been called together and have the feeling of the people of the Northwest put on record with reference to these new constituencies. The reasons for. not calling that legislature have been made clear to this House. There were seven vacant seats in the assembly, and the assembly held its annual session a year ago. The Northwest assembly received money from here as a sort of gift annually in the form of estimates, each item assigned to a special service. I suppose the estimate of last year was taken in the usual form and was used by the ordinary session last year. As soon as the session was over these men resigned. In the first place there was no money to hold the by-elections and I do not suppose there was anything provided wherewith to hold a session of parliament. That I think is a good reason why the assembly was not called. Then it was well known or anticipated from the time parliament met and the Bill was introduced that the powers of the legislative assembly would cease on July 1st. We in the Territories, including Mr. Haultain. were expecting that we -would eventually get justice in that country, and' I have no doubt he was fighting and living in hope that we would get the same justice in the south. I was surprised to hear the hon. member for East Assiniboia (Mr. Turriff) say that my opponent was in favour of this distribution of the seats. The Board of Trade of Lethbridge has condemned it in the strongest terms possible, and I believe they have sent a protest to the First Minister. More than that the gentleman in the Lethbridge district wTho was looking for the nomination there and who I believe was nominated, received the nomination strictly on condition that he would oppose these Bills. He had to give that promise before he could get the nomination. and he is a Liberal supporting this government.


Frank Oliver: Has the hon. gentleman heard any objection from Macleod or Pincher Creek ?


John Herron: I have had protests made to me personally and I think I can produce resolutions of the Board of Trade of Macleod.


Frank Oliver: And this Bill gives Macleod two members when it only had one by the redistribution of two years ago !


John Herron: X acknowledge we have two, but I think you will admit we were entitled to them.


Frank Oliver: So yon were before but you did not get them.


John Herron: We were trusting and we were entitled to it five years ago.


Frank Oliver: You had to wait for this Bill to 4 justice.


John Herron: We are getting partial justi' [DOT] aow.


Herbert Brown Ames: Has the minister read the Mncleoil ' Gazette ' of May 18 and the rinclier Creek ' Rocky Mountain Echo ' on this question ?


Frank Oliver: I have not.


Herbert Brown Ames: He will there find all the protest he wants.


Frank Oliver: What I have already said to the House will show how reasonable those protests are, when they are getting twice the representation under thi3 that they had before.


Samuel Hughes: The population is increasing.


Richard Stuart Lake: I wish to ask the Prime Minister whether he has acted on exactly the same basis in the distribution of seats in Saskatchewan as in the distribution of seats in Alberta ?


Wilfrid Laurier: I may say to my hon. friend that the object is to have regard to geographical distribution of population.


Richard Stuart Lake: I understood the Prime Minister yesterday to say that the policy was to employ as the greatest test the census of 1901 and to use the population of 1901. Would that be the main principle guiding that distribution in Saskatchewan ?


Wilfrid Laurier: Oh, I think not ; all the sources of information that were used in Alberta would be used also for Saskatchewan.


Richard Stuart Lake: The strongest reason given for the distribution in Saskatchewan was the number of votes cast in the election of November, 1903, that number having preference over the number of voters on the list. That was the main principle applied in Alberta, and I presume exactly the same principle has been applied in Saskatchewan. I suppose there can be no question about that. Two seats are given to that portion of Athabaska which has been added to the province of Alberta. I understood the Prime Minister to say that the principal reason in his mind for giving two seats to that district was the great distances between the settlements which made it physically impossible for one man to cover the whole district and 254
to properly represent it. Could I have an answer to that question ?


Wilfrid Laurier: My information was that the information in each district was confined to the river shores, and the population was on the river. The chief centres of population in both districts are on the river.


Richard Stuart Lake: How far were the rivers apart ?


Wilfrid Laurier: I could not say.
iMr. OLIVER. Between the settlement at Lesser Slave lake and the settlement at Peace River, which is the nearest point at which they approach until they finally join, the distance is between 90 and 100 miles, and from that they diverge to a distance of about 200 miles apart, and finally they come together after a considerable distance.


Richard Stuart Lake: I ask this question to call attention to the fact among the electoral districts of the legislative assembly we have had one district electing a single member which I think would comprise a greater area than the settlements in the district of Athabaska, to which it is proposed now to give two members. I speak of the district of Kinistino, which, roughly speaking, is over 300 miles from east to west and about 210 miles from north to south. But there las been no difficulty in holding an election for that district. It had 082 votes cast at the last election, a larger number than I think will be cast in these tw.o constituencies in Athabaska at the first election for the new legislature, probably twice as many, i do not know what map the Prime Minister has before him, but I notice that in most of the maps which have been supplied by this government the old distribution of seats was given, which does not contain the district of Kinistino as it exists at present. The old maps give the old distribution which was in force before 1902, when a redistribution was made by the legislative assembly. I have one of the new maps, and I can assure him that the figures I have given as to the distance are practically correct. There has been no practical difficulty in that large district. The polls were held at very extreme distances, and the proclamation. I think, had to be delated for a fortnight before all the returns could be obtained.


Mr. LAMONT.: Would the hon. gentleman wish us to understand that in Kinistino the election was held at the same time in all the polling divisions ?


Richard Stuart Lake: I have no doubt the election was held on the saihe day in all of them.


John Henderson Lamont: They were not. The distances are so great in the Kinistino district that in some of the polling divisions



the elections were held two weeks after the elections in some of the others.


Richard Stuart Lake: Still that does not alter the fact that we had a very large district, as large no doubt as the new district, which it is now proposed to divide into two. The Prime Minister has stated that the whole dispute over the distribution of seats in the province of Alberta was due to the rivalry btween the cities of Edmonton and Calgary.


Some hon. MEMBERS: Hear, hear.


Richard Stuart Lake: Hon. members who endorse that statement, I presume, mean to convey their opinion that Edmonton is the proper place for the capital of the new province. More than that I take their endorsation to mean an endorsation of the attempt that is being made to force that opinion upon the people of the new province, who should be free to make the choice for themselves. But I may say that is not the reason which causes me to offer strong opposition to this distribution. The figures given by the Prime Minister himself are sufficient to convince me, and I think will be sufficient to convince any man who looks at this question from an independent point of view, that there is an unfair distribution of seats, even taking the votes cast as a basis, which i do not consider is a fair basis at all. But even taking that basis, which the Prime Minister considers the fairest, we find he is giving to the northern seats 10 per cent more representation than to the southern seats. And taking the basis of the names on the voters' list, he is giving to the northern portion of Alberta an advantage of 22 per cent over the seats in the southern portion, dividing the line near Red Deer.


Wilfrid Laurier: What if you take the population according to the census of 1901 ?


Richard Stuart Lake: If the hon. gentleman will pin his faith to the census of 1901 all through, well and good ; let him apply it to Saskatchewan as well, and he will find where it will lead him.


Wilfrid Laurier: We will see about that at the proper time.


Richard Stuart Lake: Will the Prime Minister say now that he will make the distribution in Saskatchewan on the basis of the census of 1901 ?


Wilfrid Laurier: I will take that along with the registered vote of 1901 and the school districts, all will be taken into consideration, as in the case of Alberta.


Richard Stuart Lake: That would mean giving the strongest weight to the points which are in his favour.


Frank Oliver: Perhaps the hon. gentleman would like to make a test of the mat-Mr. LAMONT.
ter. Would he offer to distribute Alberta on the basis of the census ?


Richard Stuart Lake: I do not accept the position for one moment that the census of 1901 is a fair basis for the distribution of seats at the present time.


Frank Oliver: Then don't ask that it shall be applied to Saskatchewan.


Richard Stuart Lake: I did not ask for it. I said that if the Prime Minister wished to take that as a basis in Alberta, he should be consistent and apply it to Saskatchewan. But I say it is an absolutely unfair basis, and jou might as well distribute the seats for the Yukon elections on the basis of the population of 1894.
Mr. OLIVER, Because the hon. gentleman thinks this is unfair he refuses to take it in the old part of Alberta and accepts it unreservedly in the new part of Atha-baska.


Richard Stuart Lake: I did not accept it unreservedly in any case. I have not stated that I have accepted it unreservedly in Athabaska. In the speeches that I have made on this subject I have never made an estimate of the population of Athabaska except to state my belief that the votes cast in these two districts will be less than the votes which were cast in the district of Kinistino in the last territorial election. The right hon. Prime Minister has stated that it is almost impossible to distribute the popu-laton between these different seats within a 10 per cent margin. I cannot see that impossibility at all. I think there is no difficulty in the matter. At any rate I say it is unfair to have the balance always on one side. If there is any difficulty in distributing the population within 10 or 20 per cent we ought to see that general average is evened up. There may be constituencies in the south that are higher than the average and constituencies in the south that are lower than the average. Then, there may be constituencies in the north which will work out in the same way, some higher and some lower. Let there be give and take ou both sides so as to make a distribution as between north and south that is fairer than this distribution. Do not give the advantage all to one side. I consider that the only fair basis at which we can arrive. Do not give the advantage to the north of a representation 22 per cent over the representation which you are giving to the south, and in addition to giving to the north an advantage of 22 per cent add two seats in the district of Athabaska which, in my opinion, can be very well added to existing districts in the northern part of Alberta.


Frank Oliver: Does the hon. gentleman complain that the rural districts in the northern part of Alberta are smaller in population than those in the south?
JtWE 22, 1905


Richard Stuart Lake: I am quite willing to take the right lion. Prime Minister's own figures which show that there is a smaller voting population in the northern part of Alberta than there is in the southern part.


Frank Oliver: The vote cast in the whole province of Alberta outside of the cities south of the new district of Saskatchewan, partly south and partly north of the Saskatchewan river, was 1,168.


Richard Stuart Lake: The hon. gentleman is taking an isolated case again. If you average it up you will see the unfairness of this distribution. It is well known there are variations and I have stated that if you will take these variations and average them fairly between the north and the south it is a different question altogether. On the very face of this question and in view of *the figures which have been presented to the committee I say this it an unfair distribution and that is why I am opposed to it. It is not because I think Calgary would make a better capital than Edmonton. I have not expressed my views upon that point because I do not think I have any right as a member of this House, nor do I think that any member of this House has the right to dictate to the people of Alberta where their capital shall be.


Andrew B. Ingram: Will the hon. Minister of the Interior tell me how the area of Edmonton that he now represents compares with the area of the two constituencies in Athabaska and Peace River ?


Frank Oliver: I should say that the area of the Edmonton district would be approximately one-foufth of the area of the district of Athabaska, or the area of the Dominion electoral district would be about one-half of the area of the district of Athabaska.


Andrew B. Ingram: Do tne polling subdivisions that are located in Edmonton cover a greater area than the polling subdivisions tjlfere would be in Athabaska and Peace River ?


Frank Oliver: In one way they do not, and in another way they do. In Athabaska the polling divisions in each proposed district would be iu a continuous line along the river. The distance between the extreme east and the extreme west polling division in the Edmonton district is about 250 miles, roughly speaking, whereas the distance between the polling subdivisions at Lesser Slave Lake and at Smith Portage, which would be the most northerly part of the
proposed Athabaska division, in a direct line would (je about 350 or 400 miles but by river, which is the only means of communication, it would be 150 miles more.


Andrew B. Ingram: So that the polling divisions in Athabaska and Peace River would be more convenient than in Edmonton, because in Edmonton they are more scattered?


Frank Oliver: If the distance were not greater they would be more convenient, but the distance is greater.


Andrew B. Ingram: Would the hon. gentleman give us the shortest period of time within which an election could be held by the Northwest government in this area ?


Frank Oliver: My hon. friend will remember that the hon. member for Saskatchewan has already stated that there are polling divisions in the local district of Kin-istino where the polls cannot be held at the same time as 'the general polls throughout the territory. These polls have to be postponed from ten days to two weeks beyond the ordinary time, but the time between nomination and election is ten days. Three weeks would be the shortest possible time, leaving out the extreme polls in Kinistino.
House divided on amendment (Mr. M. S. McCarthy).
Amendment negatived-Nays 70. Yeas 32.


Mr. DEPUTY SPEAKER.: Shall the section carry ?


Wilfrid Laurier: I presume it will be discussed item by item. I move that the committee rise, report progress and ask leave to sit again.


Robert Laird Borden: I may say to the right hon. gentleman that I have another amendment to move, and it is very desirable we should adjourn now after working nine hours. I shall hand my right hon. friend a copy of the amendment this evening or tomorrow morning-in order that he may have notice.
Progress reported.
Sir WILFRID LAURIER moved the adjournment of the House.


Robert Laird Borden: I suppose we will continue with this same matter to-morrow.


Wilfrid Laurier: Certainly.


[Stage Direction]
Motion agreed to, and House adjourned at 11.30 p.m.
index

[Stage Direction]
Abbreviations of well known words and' Parliamentary expressions are used in the following 1°,
3°, First Reading, Second Reading, Third Reading; 3 m. h., 6 m. h., G w. h., Three Months' Hoist, Six Months' Hoist, Six Weeks'Hoist;'without remarks or debate ; Accts., Accounts; Adjn., Adjourn; Adjd., Adjourned; Amt., Amendment; Amts., Amendments; Amalg., Amalgamation; Ans., Answer; Ass.; Assurance; B„ Bill; B.C., British Columbia; Can., Canada or Canadian; C.P.R., Canadian Pacific Railway ; Com., Committee ; Co., Company ; Cone., Concur, Concurred, Concurrence ; Consd., Consider; Consdn., Consideration ; Cor., Correspondence; Deb., Debate; Dept., Department; Depts., Departments ; Div., Division ; Dorn., Dominion ; Govt., Government; His Ex., His Excellency the Governor General; Hse., House ; H. of C., Houseof 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 [DOT] P.E.I., Prince Edward Island ; P.O., Post Office ; Par., Paragraph; Prop., Proposed ; Q., Quebec; Ques.' Question ; Reeom., 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 mo-ver.
Adamson, Mr. A. J., Humboldt.
Autonomy B.:  (remarks) 7021 (Iv).
* Rep. of Mr. Mothersill (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9382 (v).


Autonomy B.: (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2625 (ii).
Caplin and Paspebiac Ry., Payments re Subsidy, (M. for ret.) 3203 (ii).
A
u

Ames, Mr. H. B.-Con.
Carbide purchased for Lighthouses, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2710, 2743 (ii).

 Quantity and Price (Ques.) 914 (i).
Copyright Act re Photographs, Amt. Legislation, &c. (Ques.) 1849 (i).
Dental Institute: See ' Pranking Privilege
Electoral Lists in N.W.T., Names of Qualified Electors, &c. (Ques.) 7422 (iv).
Pishing Bounties Distribution, Rep. re Frauds (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2911 (ii).
Fort William Dredging (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6730 (iv).
Franking Privilege, Abuse of, re Circulars from Dental Institute (remarks) on M. for Sup., 1807 (i).
Govt. Steamers, Coal Supply (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2605 (ii).

 Supplies, Purchase of (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 2620 (ii).

 circular re supplies (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 6464 (iv).
See ' Marine.'
Grain Survey Board, Recommendation from Montreal Board of Trade (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7230 (iv).

Pets., Memorials, &c., re (M. for copies)
1763 (i).

Toronto and Montreal, Appnmts. re.
Names, &c. (Ques.) 910 (i).
Hamilton Cove, Quo., P.O., Mail Service and Revenue (Ques.) 7421 (iv).
Harbour Buoys, Contracts with Companies re Placing, &c. (M. for ret.*) 917 (i).
Hodgins, Jonathon, Resignation from Montreal Harbour Commission (Ques.) 151 (i).
Hospital Dues for Sick Mariners Fund (remarks) in Com of Sup., 2687 (ii).
Immigration Arrangements for a Refund, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9322 (v).
Immigration Property, Montreal, Leased by Govt. (Ques.) 913 (i).
* Lady Laurier ' Govt. Str., Repairs re Accident (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2597 (ii).
Lemieux, Jos., Appnmt. re Lightship Service, Investigation, &c. (Ques.) 1762 (i).
Lighthouse Supply Depots (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2709 (ii).
Lowe, Mr., Refusal re Ship 'Neptune ' (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6472 (iv).
' Lurcher ' Lightship, Accident to (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2855 (ii).

 Expenditure re (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 2752 (ii).
Mail Distributing Stations, Montreal, Purchase of Site, &c (Ques.) 915 (i).
' Maisonmeuve,' Expenditure, &c, Duties, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2744 (ii).

 Expenditure re (Ques.) 1849 (i).
Ames, Mr. H. B.-Con.
Marine and Fisheries Supplies, Circulars re private Tenders, Cor., &c. (M. for ret.*) 1399 (i).

 Raising of Sunken Elevator, &c.
(Ques.) 151 (i).

 Removal of Shoals, &c (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 7319 (iv).

 Sheds, Cor. between P. W. St. George
and Mar. Dept., re (M.) for copies, 689 (i).

Steel Sheds, Approval of Plans, &c.
(Ques.) 151 (i).

Steel Freight Sheds, Rep. of Mr. Geo. S.
Green re Plan, &c. (M. for copies*) 3204 (ii).

 Sheds, Claims of P. Lyall & Sons, &c.
(M. for ret.*) 1397 (i).

 (Ques.) 687 (i)
Montreal Inland Revenue Building, Addition and Site re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1120 (i).
Montreal Post Office, Charges re Registered Letters (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 183 (i).

 Illegal Stamping of Letters for Election Matters (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 194 (i).

Pneumatic System, Installation of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1135, 1136 (i).

 St. Catherine St. Branch, Unsanitary
Condition (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 182
(i)



Armstrong, Mr. J. E. Con.
j c Freight Diversion and Traffic Arrangements (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2233 (11).


Railway Commissioners B.: 
Union Labels B.: 10 (Mr. Smith) in Com., 717, 1774 (i).
Ventilation in House of Commons, &c (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1565 (i).
Avery, Mr. M., Frontenac.
Ballot Box Frauds in Dom. Elections, on M. (Mr. Porter) to Com. of Sup., 9211 (v).
Barker, Mr. Sami., East Hamilton.
Apples, Packing for Sale B. 121 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 739 (i).
Auditor General's Resignation and Audit Act (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6529 (iv).

 on Amt. (Mr. Lennox) to Com. of Sup.,
9659; 9671 (v).


Autonomy B.: 
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 181 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 8689 (v).


Gillies Brothers Limited B.:  Reply to Financial Statement (Mr. Emmerson) 7446, 7467 (iv.).

 Rolling Stock, Estimate of Cost, &c.,
in Com. of Sup., 9506 (v).
Japanese Trade with Canada, Discrimination re Canadian Manufactures, Quotation from ' Industrial Canada ' (read) 6654 (iv).
Barker, Mr. Sami.-Con.
Killam, Judge, Appnmt. as Chairman of Ry. Commission (remarks) on M. for Com. on Res., 521 (i).
Locomotives built and purchased for I.C.Ry. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1966 (i).
Manitoba Boundaries, Letter of Mr. Rogers sent to Prime Minister (remarks) 4023 (ii).
Murray & Cleveland, Claims for Extras re Galops Canal : in Com. of Sup., 1221 (i).
Murray Harbour Branch and Hillsborough Bridge, in Com. of Sup., 2135, 2165 (ii).
North Atlantic Trading Co.'s Contract re Immigrants, on Prop. Res. (Mr. Osier) 9478 (v).


Northwest Territories B.: 160 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com:, 8768 (v).
Ontario Boundaries Extension, Cor. with Ross Govt., Inquiry for, 3590, 4078 (ii).
Ontario Fire Ins. Co.'s incorp B. 105 (Mr. Boyce) in Com., 2772 (ii).
Ontario and Minnesota Power Co.'s B. 86 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 2716 (ii).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  Instruction re Form of Oaths, on M.
(Mr. Armstrong) to adjn., 7348 (iv).
Riviere Ouelle Spur Line (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1981 (i).
Royal Mint, Ottawa: in Com. of Sup., 618 (i).
Russian Priests canvassing for Conservatives (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9264 (v).
Seamen's Act B. 147 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 7434 (iv).



Barker, Mr. Sami.-Con.
Seeds, Inspection and Sale B. 7 (Mr. Fisher)
in Com., 1204 (i).
Sidings and Spur Lines, I.C.R., in Com. of
Sup., 1970 (i).
South Shore Ry. Co. and Quebec Southern


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 
Autonomy B.: yii
Barr, Mr. J.-Con.
Ontario and Minnesota Power Co.'s B. 86 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 3135 (ii).
Parole System for Convicts (remarks) in Com of Sup., 471 (i).
Post Office Regulations re Distribution of Packages sent to Postmasters, Cor., &c. (read) 6834 (iv).
See ' Franking ', &c.

 Packages, Inquiry for, 6961 (iv).
Proyl. Govt, in N.W.T.: See 'Autonomy.' Royal Mint, Ottawa: in Com. of Sup., 618 (i). Seeds, Inspection and Sale B. 7 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 335, 1167 (i).
Shelburne Postmaster, Dismissal, &c., Cor. re (M. for copies) 595 (i).


Shelburne P.O.: [DOT] on Explanation (Mr. Grant) 6737 (iv).
Grain carried and exported through Govt. Elevators (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1917
(i).
Grand Trunk Railway Co.s B. 45 (Mr. Macdonald) in Com., 3885 (ii).
Hope Island Timber Cutting, Inquiry for Papers, 2759 (ii).
I.C.R., Traffic Arrangements with other Rys. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1917 (i).
KentViille Militia Camp, Purchase of Site (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6658, 6666 (iv).
Killarn, Judge, Appnmt. of as Chairman of Ry. Commission (remarks) on M. for Com. on Res., 541 (i).
Kingston Penitentiary Supplies, Contracts re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 477 (i).
Levis, Purchase of Land for I.C.R. (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6668 (iv).
MeOraney, Mr., Charges re Frauds re Census (remarks) in Com. on B. 5, 650 (i).
Manitoba Boundaries, M'gr. Sbarretti's Explanation, on M. to adjn., 3968 (ii).
Manitoba Voters' Lists, Control of by Dom. Govt, (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6808 (iv).
Midland Govt. Dock, Tenants, Rent, &c. (Ques.) 5428 (iii).

Protest re Govtl. Action (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 9557 (v).
Midland Harbour Range Lights (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2734 (ii).

 on Statement of Dep. Min. (remarks)
2853 (ii).
N.W.T. Boundary Line, Contract re Wire Fencing, on M. (Mr. Clements) to adjn., 5591 (iii).
Parliament Grounds Paving Contract, on M. (Mr. Hughes) to adjn., 5792 (iii).
Parry Sound, Buoy Contract (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2858 (ii).

Gas Plant, Purchase of Property (remarks) 2725 (ii).
Penetanguishene Dredging, Owner's. Name, &c. (Ques.) 2063 (ii).
Plunkett, Geo., Contract re Coal for Penitentiaries (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 479 (i).
Port Arthur and Ft. William Dredging Contract, Conmee & Bowman's Tender (M.) to adjn., 4645, 4676 (iii.)

 Advertisement for Tender, &c.	(M.)
to adjn., 4458 (iii).

Tenders re (remarks) 5963 (iv).



Bennett, Mr. W. H.-Con.
Postal Service, Patronage re Boots for Mail Carriers (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6229
(iv).
Pound Net Incenses issued (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2892 (ii).
Provl. Govt, in N.W.T. : See ' Autonomy.'
Ry. Commissioners (appnmt. of chairman) B. 36 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) on M. for Com. on Res., 541 (i).
Sbaretti :	See ' Manitoba,' &c.
4 Sequin,' Str., Purchase by Govt. (Ques.) 3834
(ii).
Supply :
Canals-Trent (Holland river) 9361; (surveys) 9356 (v).
Horn. Lands (Banff Park Waterworks) 9306 (v).
Fisheries (inspectors' salaries) 2892 (ii). Lighthouse and Coast Service (buoys) 2730;
(gas lights) 2725 (ii).
Pentitentiaries (Kingston) 477 (i).
Post Office (mail service) 9611 (v).
Public Works-Buildings-Man. (St. Boniface) 9549 ; N.W.T. (Edmonton) 9550 ; (Saskatoon) 9550 (v).
Public Works-Buildings, Out. (Neepawa) 9549; (Orillia) 9549; (Owen Sound) 9547; Ottawa (post office fittings) 9551 (v). Public Works-Harbours and Rivers, N.S. Battery Point) 9552 ; (Phinney's Cove) 9557 (v).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers, Ont. (Crowe's Landing) 9600; (Honora wharf) 9597 ; (Manitoulin wharf) 9597 ; (Midiland harbour) 9601; (Rama wharf) 9602; (Ros-seau wharf) 9600 (v).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers, Quo. (Anse A Pilot) 9591 ; (Beauce wharf) 9591; (Grande RiviOre de Beaupre) 9592; (Lake Megantic) 9591; (Riviere aux Re-nards) 9592; (St. Lawrence ship channel) 2456 (li).
Railways-I.C.R. (bridge strengthening) 1912
(i); (Indiantown branch) 9482 (v).
Thessalon Postmaster, Irregularities, &c. (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6227 (iv).
.Victoria Harbour Mail Contract (Ques.) 2191
(ii).
Watson, Customs Collector at Collingwood, Superannuation, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 408 (i).	[DOT]
Waverly Postmaster, Duties and Residence, &c. (Ques.) 5427 (iii).


Atlantic Fast SS.:  (remarks) 6112 (iv).
Bank Notes, Supervision re Printing and Circulation, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6254 (iv).
Beauharnois Canal Water Power, Negotiations re procuring for Electric Lighting, &e. (Ques.) 1504 (i).

utilization of (remarks)	in	Com.	of
Sup., 6307 (iv).

 Waterways, Opening	of	Feeders:	in
Com. of Sup., 7380 (iv).
Bicquet Lighthouse Keeper, Name, Salary, &c. (Ques.) 3202 (ii).
Bic Wharf, Purchase of Land from P. Ross, &c. (Ques.) 1850 (i).
Brandon, Saskatchewan and Hudson Bay Ry. Co.'s B. 179 (Mr. Turriff) on M. to ref. back to Ry. Com., 8653 (v).
Cabinet Ministers-ex, Annuities B. 203 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 9792 (v).
Caeouna Wharf, Expenditure re Work, &c. (Ques.) 7096 (iv).
Canadian Cattle Embargo in G.B., on M. to cone, in 6th Rep. of Com., 9007 (v).


Catholic Mutual Benefit Association B.: 93 (Mr. J. J. Hughes) in Com., 2770 (ii).
Caughnawaga Indians, Medical Attendance (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 225 (i).
Chateauguay River Dredging (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6847 (iv).
Chateau Richer, Public Works, Dates of Payment, &c. (Ques.) 3202 (ii).

 Montmorency Wharf, Expenditure by
Govt, (remarks) 1015 (i)
Collingwood Govt. Dock, Tenders re Conroy Bros, (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6576 (iv).
Criminal Code (trading stamps) Amt. B. 196 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 9429 (v).
Curran Bridge and Sorel Bridge Scandals, Ref. to on Nixon Charges, 8142 (v).	[DOT]
X

 on M. to cone, in 7th Rep. of Com.,
9809 (v).
Dismissals from Public Offices, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 139 (i).
Divorce Bills, Vote re, &c. (personal explanation) 6377, 6405, 6571 (iv).
Doutre, Mr. Alex., Dismissal and Reinstatement, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 142 (i), 6247 (iv).
Edmonton Electoral District, Galician Vote, &c. (remarks) 4201 (iii).
Electoral Atlas, Distribution to Members (remarks in Com. of Sup., 6897 (iv).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 52 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 2113 (ii), 9199 (v).
Gaynor-Greene Extradition, Charges against Mr. Lafontaine, &c. (Ques.) 3937 (ii).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  Rooms for Members, &c. (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 238 (i).
Imports and Exports, Duties paid, &c., on M. (Mr. Clements) for Ret. 3204 (ii).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 
Montreal Harbour Commissioners B.: 192 (Mr. Prdfontaine) in Com., 9288 (v).
Montreal Harbour Commission, Expenditure (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 779 (i).
Montreal Inland Revenue Buildings Addition, Site re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1123 (i).
Montreal Post Office, Illegal Stamping of Letters (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 196 (i).

Improvements, New Station (remarks)
in Com. of Sup., 222 (i).

Rep. of Supt. of Health (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 203 (i).
Nixon, Mr., Dom. Lands Agent, Charges against, on M. (Mr. Foster) to adjn., 8142
(v)	.
North Atlantic Trading Co.'s Contract re Immigrants (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9322 (v).



Bergeron, Mr. J. G. H.-Con.
N.W.T. Boundary Line, Contract re Wire Fencing, on M, (Mr. Clements) to adjn., 5584
(iii).
N. W. Mounted Police Act Amt. B. 8 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 460 (i).


Northwest Territories B.: 
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 37 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 1243 (i).
Quebec Harbour Commission, Transfer to Marine Dept., 771 (i).
Railways Act (Govt.) Amt. B. 132 (Mr. Em-merson) in Com., 6145 (iv).
Railway Passes, Certificate of Identification for Members (M.) 7249 (iv).
Returning Officers, Instructions re Form of Oath, on M. (Mr. Armstrong) to adjn., 7346 (iv).
Richibucto Public Building: in Com. of Sup., 6731 (iv).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 169 (Sir Frederick Borden) in Com. on Res., 6967 (iv).
Ste. Famille Wharfage Dues, Abolition of (Ques.) 1150 (i).	"

Expenditure re (Ques.) 1149 (i).
Bergeron, Mr. J. G. H.-Con.
St. Francois and Quebec SS. Subsidy, Request re (Ques.) 1504 (i).
St. James Division Branch Post Office (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 218 (i).
St. Lawrence River Channel, Charges re ' J. I. Tarte ' Dredge (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2463 (ii).
St. Timothfie Wharf, Repairs, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7305 (iv).


Saskatchewan B.: 70, in Com. on Res., 8701 (v). Sbaretti's, M'gr., Explanation re Man. Boundaries, Letter of Mr. Fitzpatrick to Bishop of Quebec (read) 4053 (ii).
Senate and House of Commons Indemnity B.
201 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 9791 (v).
Sorel Dredge Building, &c. (remarks) in Com, of Sup., 794 (i).
South Shore Ry. Co. and Quebec Southern Ry.
B. 149 (Mr. Geoffrion) in Com., 9345 (v). Supply :
Arts, Agriculture, &c. (Dom. exhibitions, B.C.) 9608 (v).
Adulteration of Food (patent medicines) 1725 (i).
Canals-Beauharnois (repairs) 6307 (iv). Canals-Chambly (culvert St. Theresa Island) 6301 (iv).
Canals-Cornwall (lock repairs) 9381 (v). Canals-Lachine (C6te St Paul bridge) 6294 (iv) ; (electric appliances) 9354 (v); (enlargement) 6295 ; (Hanault, O. L., payments) 6299 ; (lock gates suspension) 6301; (Mill St. paving) 6301_^ (power house flume) 6299 ; (repairs) 6306 (iv) ; (St. Gabriel basin) 9378 (v) ; (wall underpinning) 6298 ; (widening tailrace) 6299 (iv).
Canals-St. Ours (landing wharf) 6302 (iv). Canals-Trent (staff on dams) 9383 (v). .Charges of Management (Receiver General's Office) 6249 (iv), 9053 (v).
Civil Govt.-Agriculture (archivist) 9054 (v); (salaries) 92 ; (Aud. General's Dept, (salaries) 77, 91 ; Finance (salaries) 119 ; (High Commissioner's Office (salaries) 120; Indian Affairs (salaries) 116; Justice (fees, witnesses and jurors) 135 (i) ; Post Office (contingencies) 6247 (iv) ; (salaries) 95 ; Public Works (salaries) 94 (i) ; Sec. of State (Civil Service Examiners) 6249 (iv); (purchase of books) 75 (i).
Customs-.(contingent expenses, &c.) 256 ;
Yukon (living allowances) 411 (i).
Dom. Lands (surveys, maps, &c.) 6406 (iv). Dominion Police (salaries) 138 (i).
Excise (contingencies) 6724 (iv).
Fisheries (' Petrel,' protection service) 6630 (iv).
Geological Survey (salaries) 9249 (v).
House of Commons (contingencies) 250 ; (debates) '239 (i) ; (leather trunks) 6606 (iv); (salaries) 238 (i) ; (sessional clerks) 6597; Library (books) 6944 (iv).
Immigration (agencies, salaries, &c.) 6385 (iv).
Indians (land management fund) 236 ; Ont. (blankets, clothing) 225; (medical attendance) 225; Quebec (Oka band) 235; (St. Regis lockup) 237 (i).
Justice-Yukon (court fees, &c.) 137; (judges' allowances) 126 ; (law books, &c.) 136 ; maintenance of prisoners) 135 (i).

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Bergeron, Mr. J. G. H.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Labour Dept. (Labour Gazette) 7511 (iv).
Legislation

Franchise Act (voters' lists) 6897, 6954 (iv).
Lighthouse and Coast Service (.revolving lights) 2704 (il).
.Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and Mexico) 895 ; (Can. and S. Africa) 974 ; (Paspebiac and GaspO) 945 ; (St. Catherine's Bay and Tadousac) 948 (i).
Marine Hospitals (St. John, N.B.) 6628 (iv); (sick seamen) 2686 (ii).
Militia (Advisory Board) 436 (i); (permanent force) 9110 (v) ; (Royal Military college) 7000 (iv).	'
Miscellaneous (Pacific cable grant) 7276 (iv).
Ocean and River Service (hydrographic surveys) 6625 (iv).
Penitentiaries (parole system) 467 (i).
Pensions (Fenian Raid) 6956 ; (Militiamen, 1885) 6957 (iv).
Post Office (Compassionate allowance re Patrick Gallery) 6628; (inspector W. A. Cairns' salary) 6629; (mail service) 6629 (iv); (ry. mail clerks) 139 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-B.C. (improvements) 6735 ; N.B. (Riehibucto) 6731 (iv).
Public	Works-Buildings-Ont.	(London
drill hail) 6732 (iv).
Public Buildings. Ottawa (additions to H. of C.) 9544 (v) ; (Archives) 603 (i) ; (elevators) 9551 (v); (museum) 765; (Royal Mint) 606 (i).
Public Works - Buildings - Que. (Grosse Isle) 1109	(i), 6734 (iv); (Levis) 1112;
(Longueuil) 1114; (Magog) 1114; (Montreal barracks) 1118; (Montreal Inland Rev.) 1119; (Montreal military buildings) 1126; (Montreal P. O. improvements) 1127; (Montreal P. O. pneumatic system) 1135; (St. John's) 1143; (Valleyfield) 1144 (i).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.S. (Fort Lawrence) 6838; (L'Ardoise breakwater) 6839; (Port Hawkesbury) 6837 (iv).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Ont. (Port Arthur) 787 ; Que. (Anse aux Beaufils) 7285 ; (Anse aux Gris Fonds) 7285 ; (Anse St. Jean) 7286 ; (Baie des Peres, Lake Temiscamingue) 7287 ; (Ba-rachois de Malbaie) 7287 ; (Bic wharf) 7288 ; (Canton Fabre) 7288 ; (Chambord wharf) 7289 ; (Chatepuguay dredging) 6847, 7322 ; (Chateau Richer) 7290 ; (Descents des Femmes wharf) 7307 ; (Desjardins wharf) 7298; (Doueet's Landing) 6849, 7298 ; (eastern channel) 7330; (East Templeton) 7301; (Fraserville harbour) 7323 ; (Gatineau Point) 7303; (Grand Piles dam) 7327 (iv); (Que. harbour improvements) 770 (i), 6724 (iv); (Isle St. Therese). 7376; (Lake St. John dredging) 7306; (Laprairie ice piers) 7306; (Lavaltrie wharf) 7306; (Little Rapids dam) 6839 (iv); (Louise embankment) 770 (i); (Magdalen Islands) 7308; (Maskinooge river) 6842; (Mille Vaches) 7310; (Mistook wharf) 7310; (Mont Louis wharf) 7310; (Montmagny wharf) 7311; (Montmorency Falls) 7311; (Montmorency wharf) 6852 ; (Nicolet pier) 7313 ; (Notre Dame du Portage wharf) 7314; (Ottawa river) 7376; (Peel Head bay) 7314; (Riviere du Lievre) 7325; (Riviere du Loup) 7325; (Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere) 7390; (Ste Famine wharf) 7390; (St. Fidele) 7391; (St.
Bergeron, Mr. J. G. H.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works-Con.
Francois, Orleans) 7391; (St. Francis de Sales) 7392; (St. Jean, Orleans) 7393 (iv); (St. Lawrence channel) 2463 (ii); (St. Louis river) 7379; (St. Louis river feeders) 7381; (St. Maurice dredging) 6851, 7326; (Saguenay dredging) 7377; (Sorel ice piers) 6841; (Terrebonne) 7394 ; (Yamaska river) 7394 (iv).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Transportation, &c. (Georgian Bay surveys) 7637 (iv).
Public Works-Miscellaneous (balances, &c.) 7629; (clerical assistance) 7626; (Deep Waterways Commission) 6894; (engineers, &c.) 6895; (technical books; 7627; (transportation commission) 7627 (iv).
Public Works-Roads and Bridges-N.W.T. (Battle river) 7588; (Shellmouth) 7592 (iv).
Public Works-Slides and Booms (Gatineau River) 7630 (iv).
Public Works-Telegraphs-Que. (J. C. Taehd, special service) 6897; Yukon (Ash-croft-Dawson) 6896 (iv).
Railways-G.T.P. (surveys, construction, &c.) 2287 (ii); I.C.R. (working expenses) 9384; Miscellaneous (school of transportation) 9381 (v).
Senate (contingencies) 6620 (iv).
Yukon Ter. Govt, (additional allowance to Maj. Wood) 9250; (local council grant) 9250 (v).
Trading Stamps : See ' Criminal Code '. Uniforms for Letter Carriers. Contracts re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 207 (i).
Uniforms for Militia, Rules re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 438 (i).


Union Labels B.: 10 (Mr. Smith, B.C.) in Com., 719 (i).
Vancouver, Victoria and Eastern Ry. and Nav. Co.'s B. 139 (Mr. Ross) in Com., 8639 (V).
Ventilation of Chamber (remarks) 8696, 9544
(v).
Yukon Customs Officials, Living' Allowances (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 411 (i).
Yukon, Reforms re Condition of Govering, &c. (remarks) on M. (Mr. Thompson) to Com. of Sup., 7066 (iv).
Bickerdike, Mr. R., Montreal, St. Lawrence.
Aids to Navigation, re St. Lawrence Channel (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2891 (ii). American Currency circulated in Canada, Prevention re (Ques.) 3010 (ii).


Autonomy B.: xiii
Bickerdike, Mr. R.-Con.
Montreal Harbour Commission, Permanent Sheds, Cor., &c., on M. (Mr. Monk) for copies, 162 (i).
St. Lawrence Channel, Aids to Navigation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2891 (ii).
South Shore Ry. Co.'s (B. 149) M. to place on Order Paper, 9278 (v).
Black, Mr. J. B., Hants.
Adulteration of Food, Centralization of Samples (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1717 (i).


Autonomy B.: 
 Edmonton Election1 (remarks) in Com.,
5893 (iii).


Autonomy B.: *-* School Clauses, Explanation re Amts, (remarks) 5820 (iii).
Binder Twine Industry at Kingston Pen. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 485 (i).
Canada Eastern and I.C.R., Accounts re Expenditure (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1928
(i).
Canadian Cattle Embargo in G.B., on M. to cone, in 6th Rep. of Com., 9007 (v).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 997; in Com. on B., 634, 1069 (i).
Census Enumerators, Appnmt of (remarks) in Com. on B. 5, 1073 (i).
Circulars issued by Political Associations re Census, &c. (remarks) in Com. on B. 5, 1097 (i).
Cold Storage on Atlantic Steamers, on M. (Mr. Armstrong) to Com. of Sup., 8221 (v).
Cornwall Canal Employees during Election Campaign (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1229
(i).
Blain, Mr. R.-Con.
Corry Block, Rental paid by Govt, (remarks) in Com of Sup., 6821 (iv).
Dredges, Working Expenses, &c. (remarks)
[DOT] in Com. of Sup., 804 (i).
Dundonald Park and Ottawa Improvement Commission (remarks) in Com. on B. 180, 8686 (v).
Geological Survey Museum, Electric Lighting (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 761 (i).
Georgian Bay Islands, Sale to F. W. Grant (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6505 (iv).
Glace Bay, N.S., Purchase of Site for Building (Ques.) 9697 (v).
Glanders, Spread of among Horses (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6690 (iv).
Grand Trunk Ry. Co.'s B. 45 (Mr. Macdonald) in Com., 4218 (iii).
Halifax and Esquima-lt Garrisons, Defence of by Canada (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9115
(v).
Immigration, Contract with North Atlantic Trading Co. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7705 (iv).
Immigration Literature, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7710 (iv).
Indians, Medical Inspection, Payments re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6553 (iv).
I.C.R., Freight Rates and Traffic Arrangements (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2237 (ii).

 Locomotives, Purchase of, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1964 (i).
Lumber for Govt. Use, Prices, &e. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1514 (i).
' Lurcher,' Lightship, Accident re, (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2852 (ii).
Manitoba Voters' Lists, Control of by Dom. Govt, (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6770 (iv).
Marconi Wireless Tel. System, on Govt. Boats (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2615 (ii).
Marine Insurance, Reduction of Rates (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2865 (ii).
Murray Harbour Branch Ry. and Hillsborough Bridge, in Com. of Sup., 2143 (ii).
North Hastings Census Enumerator,,Payments to (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1077 (i).
Northwest Telephone Co.'s incorp. B. 28 (Mr. Turriff) in Com., 2051 (ii).
Oshawa Harbour Revenue (Ques.) 1504 (i).
Ottawa Buildings, Rentals, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1665 (i).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 180 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 8686 (v).
Ottawa Electric Co.'s B. 12 (Mr. GaJliher) in Com., 3196 (ii).
Passenger Stations and Freight Sheds, I.C.R., in Com. of Sup., 1977 (i).	.
Port Arthur and Ft. William Dredging Contract, Conmee and Bowman's Tender, on M. (Mr. Bennett) to adjn., 4662 (iii).
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Report (remarks) 6139 (iv).


Water Meters Inspection B.: 188 (Mr. Brodeur) in Com. on Res., 8676 (v).


Wireless Telegraphy Regulation B.: 186 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 9032 (v).
Wrecking Plant, ' Lord Strathcona,' in Com. of Sup., 958 (i).
Year-Book Statistics, &c (remarks) in Com. on B. 5, 997 (i).
Bland, Mr. L. T., North Bruce.
Supply :
Arts, Agriculture, &c. (experimental farms) 6179 (iv).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Out. (Kincardine) 7558; (Saugeen) 7565; (Wiar-v ton) 7569 (iv).
Bole, Mr. D. W., Winnipeg.


Autonomy B.:  Possession by Dom. (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 9114 (v).
Halifax and Esquimau Naval Stations, Continuance of (remarks) 9678 (v).
Halifax Fortifications, Retention of Imperial Troops (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6510 (iv). Highland Cadet Corps, Govt. Policy re (remarks) 7814 (iv).
Inspector General of Militia (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 437 (i).
Judge Advocate General, Appmt. of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 425 (i).
Kentville Militia Camp, Purchase of Site (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6660 (iv).

 Charges of Mr. S. Hughes (remarks) on
M. for Sup., 9710 (v).
Lindsay Drill Hall, Erection of (Aus.) 271 (i). London Drill Hall, Sale of old Site (Ans.) 8384 (v).
London Militiamen at Niagara (remarks) in Connection with London Election, 7251 (iv).

 Telegrams (read) 7331 (iv).
Medical Officers and Independence of Parlt.
Act (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 418 (i). Medical Officers re Militia Districts (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 417 (i).
Militia Council, Appnmts. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 415, 416 (i).

 Constitution, Duties, &c. (regulations
read) 420 (i).

 Memoranda, &c., Papers laid on Table,
9073 (v).

 Memorandum re General Policy, Quotations (read) in Com. of Sup., 9116 (v).
Military Hospital, St. Johns, Que., Contract re Repairs (Ans.) 5687 (iii).
Military School, Selection of Site (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7010 (iv).
Military Sites, Armouries, &c., Control of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 428 (i).
Military Training Camp, Central, Site, &c. (Ans.) 268 (1).



Borden, Hon. Sir Frederick-Con.
Militia Estimates, Delay in bringing down, on Amt. (Mr. Foster) 9099 (v).
______General Statement : in Com. of Sup.,
9105 (V).
Militia Force, Redaction of (explanation) on M. for Sup., 6992 (iv).

 on M. for Com., 5423 (iii).
_____ in Com. on Res. (subsidy) 5435, 5485,
5498 (iii).
_____in Com. (Alberta boundaries) 5601 ;
(arbitration re assets) 5946; (B.N.A. Act, 1867 to 1886) 5672; (B.N.A. Act) 5719 (iii) t Amt., 8526;	(B.N.A. Act) on Amt. (Mr. Monk) dual language, 8557,	8627	(v) ;
(C.P.R. lands) 6062 (iv); (distribution of seats) Amt., 8004, 8011 (v); (distribution of seats) -on Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7917
(iv)	; (election of members) in Com., 5810; (H. of C. representation) in Com., 5752; (Hudson Bay Co. rights) 5955 (iii), 8169
(v)	; (lands vested in Crown) in Com., 5946 (iii), 5986 (iv), 8171, 8260 (v); (laws, courts, &c.) in Com., 5813, 5931 (iii), 6101 (iv!)! 8170, 8240 (v); (legislative assembly) 5815; readjustment of representation) in Com., 5753 (iii); (school clause amt.) 7103 (iv); on Amt. (Mr. Bergeron) 8389 , 8420; on Amt. (Mr. Lamont) 8494 ; on Amt. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 8285, (amt.) 8292; (seat of govt.) 8248 (v); (Senate representation) in Com., 5675 (iii).

on Schedules (Athabasca) 8163; (Cardston) 8149; (Edmonton city) 8161; (Glei-chen) 8153; (Lacombe) 8156; (Leduc) 8157; (Lethbridge) 8150; (Macleod) 8150; (Medicine Hat) 8148; (Peace River) 8163; (Pincher

 in Com. (distribution of seats) 8704,
8739 ; (laws, courts, &c.)	8759 ; (schools)
Amt., 8759 , 8884 ; (Senate representation) in Com., 8703 (v).

 in Com. re Schedules (Moos-ejaw) 8758
(v).


Autonomy B.: 69, Alberta Boundaries, Population re Saskatchewan (remarks) 5919 (iii).

Approval by Cabinet, &c. (remarks) on
M. for Sup., 2263 (ii).

Mr. Bulyea's Interview re Subsidies
to Rys, &c. (remarks) 4202 (iii).

 Census of Town and Rural Population,
Sec., Inquiry for Estimates, 8092 (v).

 Constitutionality of, Changes re (remarks) 2192 (ii).

 Debate re Absence, &c (personal explanation) 2043 (ii).

 Discussion re (remarks) 6736, 6836 (iv).

 Edmonton Election and Toronto Election, Tests re -Feeling of Country (remarks) 5886 (iii).

 Haultuin, Mr., Defter to Prime Min.,
on M. for Sup., 2493 (ii).

 Inquiry for Rets, (remarks) 2594 (ii).

 Meridian Divisional Line (remarks)
8635 (v).

 Official Report of Division (remarks)
5430 (iii).

 Papers re, Inquiry for, 3008 (ii).

Responsibility, Sec. (remarks) 2321
(ii)	.

 Pets, circulated in Quebec, &c., Denial re Charge, 2570 (ii).

 on Ques. of Order (Mr. Foster) re Mr. Belcourt's Charges, 3521 (ii).

 Saskatchewan Boundaries, Addition to
(remarks) in Com. on B. 69, 5621 (iii).

 conference re boundaries (remarks)
8268 (v).

 Schedules re (remarks) 4375, 5423, 5815
(iii)	.

 Schedules, Preparation of, &c. (remarks) 4750 (iii).
B
Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Autonomy Bills, Schedules re Saskatchewan (remarks) 5474 (ill).

 School Clauses, Change, Explanation
re (remarks) 5673 (iii).

 School Clause, Explanation re Amts.
(remarks) in Com., 5818 (iii).

 printing, See. (remarks) 2761 (ii).

 School Clause, on Explanation (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 5985 (iv).

 School Clauses Amts, (remarks) in
Com., 5840 ; Quotations from Regina ' Leader, 5851 (iii).
See 'Manitoba,' 'Orangemen,' ' N.W.T.' Ballot Box Frauds in Dom. Elections, on M.
(Mr. Porter) to Com. of Sup., 9219 (v). Banking Act Amendment, Legislation re (remarks) 2441 (ii).
Bell, Dr., Appnmt. as Director of Geological Survey (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9303 (v). Bills from the Senate, on M. '(Mr. A. Johnston) to place on Order Paper, 8096 (v). Brandon, Saskatchewan and Hudson Bay Ry. Co.'s B. 179 (Mr. Turriff) on M. to met back to Committee, 8652 (v).
Brunet, Mr., Ry. Commissioner, Resignation of (remarks) 5036 (iii)-
Budget, The, Inquiry for, 2685 (ii), 4920 (iii). Cabinet, ex-Ministers, Annuity B. 203 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 9735 (v). [DOT] Cabinet Changes from 1904 (remarks) 1336 (i). Cabinet Vacancies, and Absence o-f Ministers (*remarks) on Orders of the Day, 3555 (ii). 

 Interior Dept., Information re (remarks) 3362 (ii).

 Statements of Mr. E. D. Smith re (remarks) 874 (i).
Collingwood Govt. Dock, Tenders re Conroy Bros, (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6580 (iv).
xviii

Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Colonial Conference, Par. in Montreal ' Star ' re Tariff Discussions (remarks) on M. for Sup., 7098 (Iv).
Colonial Stock Act and Provincial Trust Investments, &c., Cor., &e. (M. for copies*) 9698 (v).

 Inquiry for, 9540 (v).
Commerioal Agencies (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9037 (V).
Committees, Sel., Com., Addition of Name (remarks) 624 (i).

 Appnmt. of Mr. Bristol (remarks) 5210 (ill).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  Survey of Route, Moncton to Winnipeg,
Information re (remarks) 6134 (iv). Guarantee Bonds : See 1 Inland Revenue,' &c. Half-breed Scrip Investigation, Appnmt. of Counsel (remarks) 8529 (v).
Half-breed Scrip to Non-residents (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6504 (iv).

 on M. (Mr. Foster) to Com. of Sup.,
6566 (iv).



Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Halifax Garrisons, Explanation re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9128 (v).
Halifax Fortifications, Retention of Imperial Troops (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6510 (iv). Halifax and Esquimau, Naval Stations, Continuance of (remarks) 9677 (v).

 Control by Canada (remarks) on M. for
Sup., 1404 (i).
Halifax Lightship (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2708 (ii).
Halifax, New Public Building, Contract re, in Com. of Sup., 1037 (i).
Herring and Fishing Industry, Rep. of Commission, Inquiry for, 4552 (iii).
Immigration, Fraudulent Representations B. 120 (Mr. Logan) in Com., 9700 (V).

Freight Diversion and Traffic Arrangements (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2219 (ii).

 Freight Rates, Increases, &e. (remarks)
on Explanation of Min of Rys., 6119 (iv).

Snow Blockade, Delay in Service, &c.
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2028 (ii).

	Train Service, Stalled by	Snowstorms,
Tel.	(read) 695 (i).
Interior, Appnmt. of Mr. Oliver as Minister (remarks) 4201 (iii).
Internal Economy Committee (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6612 (iv).

Rep. -re Proceedings (remarks) 9076 (v).
Japan Trade Relations with Canada, on Stmnt. (Mr. Fisher) 7914 (iv).

 Treaty, Inquiry	for 8385 (v).
' J.	I.	Tarte ' Dredge,	Defective	Boilers,	&e.
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2466 (ii). Johnston, T. G., Late, M.P., Decease of (remarks) 8694 (v).
Judges of Provincial Courts (salaries) Act Amt. B. 204 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 9742, 9750 ; in Com., 9794 ; on Amt., 9797 (v).
Judicial Vacancies, Length of, Appmnts, &c. (remarks) 7423 (iv), 8002 (v).
Bj
Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Kentville Rifle Range, Purchase of Property (remarks) 6661, 7584 (iv).

 Former Pets, re (remarks) '4084 (iii).

Mr. Jackson's, Speech re ' Settlement
(remarks) 4843 (iii).

 Mgr. Sbaretti's Explanation, on M. to
adjn., 3938 (ii).


 Mgr. Sbaretti's Explanation, ' Race
and Religio-us Cry ', Charges by Mr. Paterson (reply) 4037 (ii).

Reply to O.C. of March 21st, 1905, from
Man. Govt, (remarks) 3744 (ii).
See ' Autonomy,' &c.
Manitoba Election Returns, Voters' Lists returned to Clerk of Crown (remarks) on M. for Sup., 1405 (i).

Duties of Returning Officers (remarks)
1506 (i), 4678 (iii).
Manitoba Voters' Lists, Control of by Dom.
Govt, (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6797 (iv). Melfort Mail Service, Charges re Delays, &c., Cor., &c. (read) 9789 (v).
Meteorological Observatory, Removal to Ottawa (remarks) 9800, 9810 (v).
Midland Harbour Range Lights (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2738 (ii).
Militia Medical Officers, Disqualification as Members of H. of C., Cor. asked for, 8997
(v).
'Militiamen at London, Elections, Voting, &c. (remarks) 7253, 7331 (iv).
Ministerial Changes, Mr. Aylesworth's Position, &c. (remarks) 1336 (i).
See ' Cabinet '.

on M. (Mr. Foster) to adjn., 8109 (v).
North Atlantic Trading Co.'s Contract re Immigrants (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9323 (v).

on prop. Res. (Mr. Osier) 9448 (v).

Tel. re Contract, &c. (remarks) 8182
(v).
Northwest Telephone Co.'s incorp. B. 28 (Mr. Turriff) in Com., 2052, 2324 (ii).
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt. (B. 156) in Com. (amt.) 8769 ; Amt. (agents) 8770; Amt. re Govt, employees, 8771 (v).'


Northwest Territories B.:  on Ques. of Order (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 4673 (iii).
Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Port Arthur and Ft. 'William Fog Alarms (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6645 (iv).
Port Arthur and Fort William Telephone System, and Board of Ry. Commissioners, on M. (Mr. Boyce) for Cor., 1394 (i). Prorogation, Date of, &c. (remarks) 9790, 9811 (v).	*
Provl. Govt, in N.W.T. : See ' Autonomy.' Public Works under Contract, Supervision Charges (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7589 (iv).
Public Works Minister, Resignation of, &c.
(remarks) re Rumour, 5035 (iii).

 Complaints re Location of Homestead
Entry (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9294 (v). Ships' Safety B. 21 (Mr. Sinclair) in Com., 731 (i).
South Shore Ry. Co. and Quebec Southern Ry. B. 149 (Mr. Geoffrion) in Com., 9341, 9587; on Senate Amts., 9815 (V).

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Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Statutes Revision, Completion of (remarks) 745 (i).


Supply B.: 

XX1J INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Railways-P.E.I. (Murray Harbour and Bridge) 2153 (ii), 8692 (v).
Senate (contingencies) 6621 (iv).
Trade and Commerce (commercial agencies) 9037 (v).
Supreme Court, N.S., Vacant Judgeship, Delay re Appnmt. (remarks) 5036, 5209 (iii), 6837 (iv).
Sutherland, Hon. James, Decease of (remarks) 5317 (iii).
Telegraph Lines in Can., Total Mileage (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7609 (iv).
Telephone Lines, Pet. re Control, on M. (Mr. W. F. Maclean) to Com. of Sup., 1244 (i). Thessalon Postmaster Dismissal, Investigation, &c. (remarks) on M. to adjn., 6652 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Mr. J. B. Dobey, Irregularities, &c., on
M. for Sup., 6209, 6221 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 on M. (Mr. Boyce) for Cor., 3203 (ii).
Title Guarantee and Trust Co.'s incorp. B. 99 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 3653, 4683; on M. for 3°, 4965 (iii).
Trachoma Hospital, Halifax, Disposal of to Govt, (remarks) 2303 (ii).
Trading Stamps : See ' Criminal Code,' &c. Transcontinental Commission, Appnmt. of Chairman (remarks) 7916 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Personnel and Duties, &c. (remarks)
9679 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Progress, &c. (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 6438 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Reps, re (remarks) 9687 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Rep. re C.A. Ry. (remarks) in Com. on
B. 45, 4225 (iii).
See ' G.T.P.', &c.
Treadgold Concessions Inquiry, Instructions to Commissioners (remarks) 7101 (iv). Tuberculosis, Prevention of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Perley) 1379 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 on M. (Mr. Perley) to cone., 9522 (v).
Union Labels B.:  on Explanation (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
5692 (iii).	t
Inquiry for Papers, 5808, 5961 (iii). ^
Borden, Mr. R. L.-Con.


Wireless Telegraph Regulations B.: 186 (Mr. Prdfontaine) in Com., 9032 (v).
Worthington, Col., Militia Allowance and Independence of Parlt. Act (remarks) in Com. of Sup., Cor., &c (read) 9149 (v).
Wrecking Plant ' Lord Strathcona,' in Com. of Sup., 960 (i).
Yukon Commissioner, Vacancy and Appnmt. (remarks) 5036 (iii).
Yukon Election, Cor. (read) re Ret. Officer, 1254 (i).
Delay in Opening Ballot Boxes (remarks) 987 (i).	,

 in Com. (schools) on Amt. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 7141 (iv), 8299 ; (Amt.) 8341 ; on Amt. (Mr. Bergeron) 8426, 8464 ; on Amt. (Mr. Lamont) 8522 (v).


Autonomy B.: 69 (Alberta) Debate in Com. on School Clause (personal explanation) 7175 (iv).


Autonomy B.: 70 (Saskatchewan) in Com., sec.
16 (schools) Amt., 8759 (v).
Man. Boundaries, M'gr. Sbarretti's Memorandum re Separate Schools, 3863 (ii).

 Plans re Termini, &c. (Ques.) 1150 (i).

Surveys, Reps, in Ry. Dept., &c. (remarks) 2009 (ii).

 Time for Tenders (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 6875 (iv).
Port Arthur and Fort William, Application re Telephones (Ques.) 595 (1).

Cor. re Application to Board of Ry.
Commissioners (M. for copy) 1386, 1391 (i).

 (M. for cor.) 3202 (ii).

 on M. for Sup., 6192 (iv).

 (remarks) on M. to adjn., 6649 (iv).

 Salary Warrants, Inquiry for 6239 (i.v).
Voters' Lists, Algoma East and West, &c., Revision, &c. (Ques.) 594 (i).
Voters' Lists for Unorganized Ters., Cor. re, Instructions, &c. (M. for copies*) 1397 (i).
Boyer, Mr. G., Vaudreuil.


Autonomy B.: 
Autonomy B.: 
Autonomy B.: 

XX1Y INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Broder, Mr. A.-Con.
Scout,' Str., Explosion of Acetylene Gas, Investigation re (remarks) 4842 (iii).
Supply :
- Railways-G.T.P. (surveys, plans, &c) 9490
(v).
Williamsburg and Cornwall Canal Water Power Leases, Dates, Rentals, Claims, &c. (Ques.) 4809 (iii).
Brodeur, Hon. L. P. (Minister of Inland
Revenue), Rouville.
Adulteration of Jams, &c., Prosecutions re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1711 (i).
Alexandra Bridge, Ottawa, Lighting, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7586 (iv).
Autonomy B.: 
Canadian Agency B.:  Total Cost, &c. (Ans.) 1760 (i).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 
Montreal P.O.: 
Union Babels B.: 
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 
Water Meters Inspection B.: 188 (Mr. Bro-deur) in Com., 9410 (v).

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Carvell, Mr. F. B., Carleton, N.B.


Autonomy B.: 
Autonomy B.:  Duties paid, &c. (M. for ret.) 3203 (ii).
Apples, Packing and Sale B. 121 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. of Res., 2418 (ii).
Beet Sugar Industry, Encouragement of (M.
for copies of cor.*) 3204 (ii).
Budget, on The, 8957 (v).
Chatham Armoury, Contract, Price re Erection (Ques.) 587 (i).	,
Coatsworth OuCtoms Collector, Revenue and Expenditure (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 261 (i).
Franking Privilege, Extension of Time after Prorogation (remarks) 9395 (v).
Hog Plague in Essex and Kent (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6711 (iv).
Ice Jam on Thames River (remarks) o,n M. for Sup., 1013 (i).
Imports and Exports, Duties paid, &c (M. for ret.) 3203 (ii).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 
Autonomy B.: 
Autonomy B.: 69, School Clauses Amts, (remarks) in Com., 5848 (iii).
Brantford Parade Ground (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1553 (i).
Brantford Post Office Building (remarks) in Com. of Supply, 219, 860 (i).
Budget, on The., 8936 (v).
Campaign Literature franked by Ministers of Crown (remarks) 1817 (i).
Cement, in Com. on Ways and Means, 8985 (v). Grass Seeds, Quantity exported (Ques.) 913 (i). G. B. and Her Colonies, Inter-Imperial Parlt., on prop. Res. (Mr. S. Hughes) 2358 (ii).



Cockshutt, Mr. W. F.-Con.
House of Commons, Improvements in Corridors, &c. (remarks) in Com of Sup., 1566 (i). Indian! Schools Establishment of (remarks) in Com. of Sup. 230 (i).
I.C.R., Freight Rates, Increases, &c., on Explanation of Min. of Rys., 6131 (iv).
Letter Carriers, Brantford, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 217 (i).
Manitoba Voters' Lists, Control of by Horn.
Govt, (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6802 (iv). N.W.T. Boundary Line, Contract re Wire Fencing, on M. (Mr. Clements) to adjn., 5590
(iii).	'


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  Inquiry for Ret., 4811 (iii).
Canada Eastern Ry., Roadbed Improvements (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1978 (i).
' Canadian Citizenship ' Political Speech by Min, of Rys. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2314
(ii).
Criminal Code (trading stamps) Amt. B. 196 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 9435 (v).
Drill Hall, Fredericton, Contract re (Ques.) 729 (i).
Fertilizers, Inspection of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1726 (i).
Fredericton Military Buildings, Tenders re Construction (Ques.) 728 (i).
Fredericton Post Office, Equipment, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 170 (i).
Fredericton Station Agent, Mr. O. White (M. for cor.) 193 (i).

Dismissal, &c. (Ques.) 107 (i).
*

Inquiry for Ret., 698 (i).
Govt. Steamers, Expenditure re Repairs, &c. (Ques.) 1349 (i).
Harvey,- N.B., Customs Collector, Appnmt. of (Ques.) 9696 (v).
I.C.R., Freight Rates, re Fredericton Increases (remarks) 6591 (iv).

on Explanation of Min. of Rys., 6123
(iv).

 remarks re, 6588 (iv).
' Traffic Arrangements, &c. (remark*) in Com. of Sup., 2223 (ii).
Military Buildings, Fredericton, Construction (Ques.) 728 (i).
Pound Net Licenses, Little Current, Cor. between A. E. Dyment, M.P., and Min of Mar. and Fisheries re (M. for copies*) 1399 (i).



Crocket, Mr. 0. S.-Con.
Provl. Govt, in N.W.T.: See 'Autonomy.' Supply :
Adulteration of Food (fertilizers) 1726 (i). Militia (cavalry corps) 9125 (v).
Post Office (provisional allowances) 170 (i). Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.B.
(Campbellton wharf) 1744 (i).
Railways-I.C.R. (Memramcook accommodation) 1977; (Moncton accommodation) 1948 (i); (revenue collections) 2223 (ii).
White. Odbur, Dismissal as Station Agent, I.C.R. (Ques.) 107 (i).

(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2205; Cor.,
&c. (read) 2206 (ii).
Woodstock Rifle Range, Purchase of Land (Ques.) 5132 (iii).
Daniel, Mr. John W., St. John City.
Blair, Mr., Resignation of, Denial re Election Speaking, 557 (i>.
Bridges, Dr., Resignation as Medical Officer of No. 8 District (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 417 (i).
Budget, on The, 8978 (v).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fishery, ini Com., 634 (i).
Dipper Harbour Breakwater, Construction, &c. (Ques.) 912 (i).
Dredging in Mar. Provs., Number of Vessels, &c., (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6890 (iv). Fisheries Industry, Commission re Investigation, Recommendations, &c., on M. (Mr. Ganong) 6344 (iv).
Fitz-Slmmons, Jane Marie Belief B. 130 (Mr. Calvert) in Com,. 9378 (iv).
Grand Trunk Ry. Co.'s B. 45 (Mr. Macdonald) in Com., 4220 (iii).
Halifax Garrison, Defence by Canadian Troop* (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9131 (v). Imports from United Kingdom, Amounts, &c. (Ques.) 267 (i).
Imports under Preferential Tariff, Amount, Value, &c. (Ques.) 152 (i).
I.C.R., Coal purchased, Amount, &c. (Ques.) 910 (i).

Freight Arrangements and Traffic Diversion (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2226 ; Letter from C. W. Stewart (read) 2227 (.ii).

Superannuation Scheme (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 2241 (ii).

Time Table, Changes and Delays, &c.,
on M. for Sup., 6827, 6829 (iv).
' Lady Laurier,' Number of Crew at Halifax (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2616 (ii).
Letter Carriers, Contract re Boots, &c., (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 211 (i).
Live Stock Record Association, incorp. B. 148 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5926 (iii).


Magdalen Island SS.: Subventions, Res. of Mar. Board of Trade (read) 907 (i).
Daniel, Mr. John W.-Con.
Mail Subsidy paid to Star Line re St. John River (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 181 (i). Militia Act (permanent force) Amt. B. 170 (Sir Frederick Borden) in Com. on Res., 6986 (iv).


on Explanation (Sir Frederick Borden)
6999 (iv).
Ottawa and New York Ry. Co.'s B. 92 (Mr. Pringle) in Com., 5964 (iv).
Preferential Tariff, Imports, Value, &e. (Ques.) 152 (1).
Provident Savings Association incorp. B. 134 (Mr. Gervais) in Com., 5975 (iv). Quarantine Officers, Examination of Ships, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2304 (ii). Royal Military Co-liege Amt. B. 169 (Sir Frederick Borden) in Com. on Res., 6967 (iv). St. John and Di-gby Mail Subventions, Res.
from Mar. Board of Trade (read) 905 (i).
St. John and St. Martini, N.B., Mail Contract (Ques.) 2776 (ii).
St. John Drill Hall, in Com. of Sup., 1049 (i). St. John, Halifax and London SS. Subvention, Memorial from St. John Board of Trade (read) 903 (i).
St. John, Halifax and W. Indies Mail Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7183 (iv).
St. Lawrence Navigation, Aids to (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 891 (i).
Settlers' Effects, Duty re in Conn, on Ways and Means, 3997 (v).
Submarine Signal Bells on ' Lurcher ' (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2873 (ii).
Supply ;
Arts, Agriculture, &c. (creameries) 6940, 7015 ; (experimental farms) 6168 (iv). Canals-Lac-hine (enlargement) 6294 (iv). Culling Timber (salaries) 7236 (iv).
Customs (revenue cruisers) 409 (i). Dominion Police (salaries) 138 (i). Immigration (medical Inspection) 9241 (v). Inspection of Staples (grain inspection) 7227
(iv).
Justice-Yukon (court fees) 137 (i).
Labour Deipt. (Labour Gazette) 7513 (iv). Lighthouse and Coast Service (submarine signals) 2873 (ii).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (France and Can.) 7095 (iv) ; (G.B. and Canada) 864 ; (St. John and Digby) 904 ; (St. John and Halifax) 925 (i); (St. John, Halifax and London) 903 (i), 7087 ; (St. John and W. Indies) M76 (iv).
Marine Hospitals (sick seamen) 2686 (ii). Militia (Dom. arsenal) 7012 (iv) ; (pay and allowance) 417 (i) ; (Royal Military college) 7004 (iv).
Miscellaneous (Aeadetny of Arts) 7238 ; (tuberculosis -grant) 7248 (iv).
Ocean and River Service (govt, steamers) 2615; (obstructions, removal) 2647; (schools of navigation) 2643 (ii).
Post Office (letter carriers' boots, &c.) 211; (provisional allowances) 168 (i).
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Daniel, Mr. John W.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works-Buildings-N.B.	(St. John
drill hall) 1049 (i); (St. John drill hall) 7504 (iv) ; (St. John immigration shed) 1050 ; (St. John Quarantine) 1052 (i); Ri-ehibucto) 6814 (iv) ; N.S. (Antigonish) 855 (i) ; Ottawa (heating, &c.) 6816 (iv). Public Works-Dredging-Dom. (repairs to vessels) 6890 ; Mar. Provs. (new plant) 6891 (iv).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.B. Chance harbour) 7497 ; (Quaco harbour) 7501 ; (Salmon river) 7499 ; N.S. (Shelburne) 7418 (iv).
Public Works-Miscellaneous (Deep Waterways Commission) 6894 (iv).
Quarantine (.cattle) 2310 ; (organized districts, salaries) 2302 (11).
Railwavs-G.T.P. (surveys, construction, &c.) 2299 (ii).
Railways-I.C.R. (advertising) 2236 ; (revenue collections) 2225 (ii).
Transportation Commission, Interim Rep. re St. John Harbour, *InquiTy for, 2595 (ii).


Catholic Mutual Benefit Association B.: 
Union Labels B.: 10 (Mr. Smith, B.C.) in Com., 724 (i).
Derbyshire, Mr. D., Brockville.
Apples, Packing and Sale B. 121 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 2425 (11).


Autonomy B.: 
Tison.   R.@: 
Autonomy B.: xxxiii
Emmerson, Hon. H. R. (Minister of Railways
and Canals), Westmoreland.
Agents' Dwelling Houses, I.C.R., Policy of Govt, (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6432 (iv). Allens employed at Sault Ste. Marie on Govt. Works, &c. (remarks) In Com. of Sup., 1415 (1).
Alien Labour and Ry. Employees : See ' Pbre Marquette.'
Amherst, Wharf Connection re I. C. Ry. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9521 (v).
Atlantic and Lake Superior Ry., Amounts paid for Damages (Ans.) 2063 (ii).

Rep. of Mr. Mothersill (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 9383 (v).
Atwater Bridge, Lachine Canal, Name of Contractor, Price, &c. (Ans.) 7261, 7422 (Iv). Balsam Lake Waterways, Agreement re (remarks) in Com., of Sup., 1524 (i). Beauharnois Canal Water Power, Negotiations re for Electric Lighting (Ans.) 1504 (i). Burritt's Rapids Locks, Dismissals, &c. (Ans.) 8384 (v).
Canada Atlantic Ry., Purchases, on Inquiry for Papers, 2685 (ii).
See ' Ry. Act. B. 132.'
Canada Eastern Ry., Improvement of Roadbed (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1978 (l).

Purchase, &c., on M. (Mr. Crocket) for
Ret. 734 (i).

 on Inquiry for Ret., 4811 (iii).

Total Expenditure re (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 1922 (i).
Canada Southern Bridge Co.'s B. 29 (Mr. German) in Com., 1286 ^(i).
' Canadian Citizenship ', Political Speech re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2214 (ii). Canadian Past Mail Service (announcement) 9279 (v).

 on M. (Mr. McKenzie) to adjn., 9782 (v).
Canal Inspectors, Qualifications, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1509 (i).
Cardinal Canal, Claims from Contractors: in Com. of Sup., 1220 (i).

 Swing Bridge and Wharf (remarks) In
Com. of Sup., 1418 (i).
Carillon Canal Fishway, Construction, &c. (Ans.) 2064 (ii).
Charlottetown Ry. Station, Site, &c. (Ans.) 60 (i).

 on Inquiry for Ret., 4810 (iii).
Coal for Govt. Rys., Purchase from N.S.
Mines, Prices, &c. (Ans.) 2191 (ii).
Cornwall Basin Dredging Contract, Amount paid, &c. (Ans.) 588 (i).
Cornwall Canal, Dredging, Contract re, Advertising, &c. (Ans.) 686 (i).

Employees during Election Campaign:
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1223 (i).
a
Emmerson, Hon. H. R.-Con.
Cornwall Canal, Extra Employees, during Oct. and Nov. (Ans.) 107 (i).
See ' Williamsburg. '
Cote St. Paul Water Power, Lease to J.
Frothlngham (Ans.) 3360 (id).
Criminal Code, 1892 (summary convictions) Amt. B. 66 (Mr. Porter) in Com., 4269 (iii). Culkute Cana), Litigation re Flooding (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1522 (i).
Drummond Co. Ry., Expenditure re (remarks) In Com. of Sup., 1940 (i).
Elevator at Port Oolbome, in Com. of Sup., 1266, 1288 (i).
Exchequer Court Act (ry. debts) Amt. B. 69 (Mr. Geoffrion) in Oom., 1401 (i).
Fessenden Wireless Tel. Co. of Canada in-corp. B. 144 (Mr. Geoffrion) in Com., 6380 (iv).
Fisheries Industry, Commission re Investigation, Recommendation, &e., on M. (Mr. Gan-ong) 6345 (Iv).
Fort Lawrence Pier, N.S., Name of Contractors, Amounts paid, &c. (Ans.) 5034
(iii).
Ft. William Telephone System, on Inquiry for Ret., 2685 (ii).
Fish Transportation from Boston to Montreal via G. T. Ry. (remarks) ini Com. of Sup., 1930 (1).
Fredericton Station Agent, Mr. O. White, Dismissal, on Inquiry for Ret., 698 (i).

Dismissal, &c., (Ans.) 107 (i).
Freight Rates oni I.C.R.: See ' I.C.R.', ' Ry. Rates.'
Galena Oil Co., Purchases from (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2254 (ii).	.
Gamebridge Masonry Inspector, Imperfect Ret. (remarks) 5600 (iii).

 Estimates (remarks) in Com. of Sup.,
2182 (ii).

 Interim Rep. (presnted) 6310 (iv).

 Location of Line from Winnipeg (remarks) 9815 (v).

 Plans re Termini, &c. (Ans.) 1151 (i).

 Plans deposited with Dept, of Rys., on
iM. (Mr. Boyce) for Ret., 917 (i), 2820 (ii).

 Proposed Route West of Winnipeg,
Plans, &c. (Ans.) 730 (i).

Surveys, B.C., Information re (Ans.)
3009 (ii).
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Emmerson, Hon. H. R.-Con.
G. T. P. Ry., Surveys through Madawaska, Route, &c. (Ans.) 5688 (iii).

 Surveys, Number and Names of Employees (Ans.) 686 (i).

 Surveys, Quebec and Moncton route,
Information re (remarks) 228 (1).

Surveys, Reps, in Ry. Dept., &c. (remarks) 2009 (ii).

 Terminus at Port Arthur, Approval of
Location (remarks) 6138 (iv).
Grand Trunk Ry. Co.'s B. 45 (Mr. Macdonald) in Com., 3879 (ii), 4126, 4218 (iii).
Grenville Canal, Appnmt. of Supt. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1509 (i).

 Lumber for Wharf (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 1514 (4).
Hay, Free Transportation over I.C.R. (Ans.) 59, 109 (i).

on M. (Mr. Foster) for Cor., 165 (i).

 on Inquiry for Ret., 919 (i).

 (remarks) 68 (i).
I.C.R. and P.E.I. Ry. Claims for Damages, Amounts paid (Ans.) 383 (i).
I.C.R., Advertising Car, Expenditure re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2257 (ii).

 Annual Statement, on M. for Sup., 1886,
1891 (i).

 Appointments to Train Service (remarks) in Coin, of Sup., 9521 (v).

 Capital Account, Total Expenditure re
(Ans.) 2065 (ii).

 Chapman, F. B., Emplymt. by Govt.
(Ans.) 1343 (i).

Coal carried free to Ottawa in 1902-3
(Ans.) 2192 (ii).

 Coal, Free Transportation in 1902-3,
Quantity, &c. (Ans.) 2065 (ii).

 Coal purchased, Amount, &c. (Ans.)
910 (i).

 Employees, Messrs. Weldon, &c. Political Partisan (Ans ) 1146 (i).

 Employees, Pensions. Govt. Legislation re (remarks) 9289 (v).

 Expenditure re Capital Account (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1950 (i).

 Financial Statement in Com. of Sup.,
7445 (iv).

 Fish Traffic : See ' Fish.'

 Freight Arrangements and Traffic Diversion, on Cor. of C. W. Stewart,(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2228 (ii).
Emmerson, Hon. H. R.-Con.
I. C. R., Freight Rates, Increase of, &c (Statement) in Reply to Mr. Taylor, M.P., 6112 ; Cor., &c. (read) 6115 (iv).

 (remarks) re Mr. Taylor's Statement.
6587 (.iv).

 Fuel Inspector, Duties, &c. (Ans.) 451
(1).

 Locomotives, Purchase of, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1964 (i).

 Parlour Cars, Net Profits, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2254 (ii).

 Passes issued. &c. (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 2258 (ii).

 Passes for Councillors at Quebec (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1925 (i).

Private Oars, Number, &c. (remarks)
in Com. of Sup., 2259 (ii).

 Purchases by Tender, &c. (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 2181 (ii).

 Receipts land Expenditures, Total
Amount (Ans.) 688 (i).

 Rolling Stock, Estimate of Cost, &c.
(read) in Com. of Sup., 9501 (v).

 Snow Blockade, Delay in Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2029 (ii).

 Superannuation Scheme (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 2241 (ii).

 Supplies, Purchase of, &c. (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 2246 (ii).

 Time Table, Changes and Delays, on
M. (Mr. Daniel) to Com. of Sup., 6828, 6830
(iv)	.

 Time Tables, Printing in English and
French (Ans.) 6827 (iv).

 Traffic Arrangements with other Rys.
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1915 (i); 2215
(ii).

 Train Service, re Snowstorms (e&p'lanation) 726 (i).

 Trains stalled by	Snowstorms,	re	Telegrams, &c., 696 (i).
See * P.E.I.'
James Bay Ry. Co., Maps re Location (Ans.) 2191 (ii).
Kitchen, Mr., Contract re Murray Harbour Ry. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2138 (ii).
Lachine Canal Water Power at Cote St. Paul, Use by Manufacturers (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1518 (i).

 Water Privilege,	Lease	to	Wm.	Parkyn,
fte.	'Ans.) 5133 (iii).

 Whistles. Nuisance of (remarks) 9284
(v)	.
Ldvis, Purchase of Land for I.C.R. (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6670 (iv).
McAIpine, Mr. E. H., Expenditure re Litigation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1522 (i).
McGill University School of Ry. Transportation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9381 (v).



Emmerson, Hon. H. R.-Con.
Madoc and Eldorado Ry- Bonus (Ans.) 7261 (iv).
Morell River Ry. Bridge, P.E.I., Complaints re (Ans.) 5035 (iii).
Municipal Telephone System, Application before Ry. Commission re Port Arthur, &c. (Ans.) 595 (i).
Murray & Cleveland, Claims for Extras re Galops Canal:	in Com. of Sup., 1220 (i).
Murray Harbour Branch Ry., Amount due Contractors (Ans.) 2064 (ii).

 Completion, &c. (Ans.) 189 (i).

 Delegation re (Ans.) 265 (i).
Murray Harbour Branch and Hillsborough Bridge, in Com. of Sup., 2127 (ii), 9482 (v).
New Brunswick Southern Ry., Negotiations re Purchase (Ans.) 584 (i).
New London Branch Ry., P.E.I. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2179 (ii).
N.W.T. Boundary Line, Contract re Wire Fencing, "on Explanation (Sir Wilfrid Laur-ier) 5696 (iii).
Ottawa and New York Ry. Co.'s B. 92 (Mr. Pringle) in Com., 5738 (iii), 5964 (iv).
Pere Marquette Ry. Employees, on Inquiry for Papers, 7916 (iv).
Port Arthur and Fort William Telephone System and Board of Ry. Commissioners' on M. (Mr. Boyce) for copies of Cor., 1393 (i).

 on Inquiry for Ret., 2203 (i).
Poonamalie Dam, Pet. re Repairs (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9380 (v).
Port Colborne Elevator, in Com. of Sup., 1266, 1288 (i).
P.E.I Ry., Claims for Damages re Murray Harbour Branch (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9489 (v).

 Deptl. Rep. (presented) 908 (i).
Railway Commission Board, Maintenance, in Com. of Sup., 1525 (i).

 Salaries, Private Secs., &c. (Ans.) 688
(i).

Expenditure re Cars (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 1538 (i).

 Number and Names of Employees
(Ans.) 684 (i).

Official Cars, Legal Expenses, &c. (Ans.)
593 (i).

 Rep., Non-Production (remarks) on M.
for Sup., 6235 (iv).

 Rep. of Board, Preparation of, &c. (remarks) 2007 (ii).

Rep. (presented) 6346 (iv).

 Rep. on Inquiry for (Mr. R. L. Borden)
6136 (iv).

 Staff Salaries, &c. (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 1539 (i).
Railway Rates, Discrimination re, on M. (Mr. McKenzie) to cone, in 4th Rep. of Com., 5005, 5013 (iii).
Ry. Report, Delay, &c. (remarks) 602 (i).
Railway Subsidies in Joliette Co., Salaries, &c., on M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 2066 (ii).
Ry. Surveys, re Joliette County, Total Expenditure (Ans.) 1346 (i).
Returns, Delay re, on Inquiry for, 1594 (i).
Richelieu Bridge at Sorel, Papers laid on Table, 8268 (v).
Rideau Canal Extension (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1524 (i).
Riviere Ouelle Spur Line (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1981 (i).
Ryan, Heber W\, Emplymt. by Govt. (Ans.) 4458 (iii).
St. Peter's Breakwater, P.E.I., Tenders re (Ans.) 5035 (iii).
Sackville Ry. Station, Tenders re Erection, &c. (Ans.) 5133 (iii).
Sault Ste. Marie Canals, Contractors, Payments to (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1406 (i).

 Dredging Contract, U.S. and Canadian
Contractors (Ans.) 589 (i).
' Scotia ' Str., Certified Engineers, &c. (remarks) 8386 (v).
Sidings and Spur Lines, I.C.R., in Com. of Sup., 1970 (i).
South Shore Ry. Co. and Quebec Southern Ry. B. 149 (Mr. Geoffrion) in Com., 9341 (v).
Standard Gauge Ry., Cost of Construction (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2181 (ii).
Stanley Bridge, P.E.I., Survey, Total Cost, Claims for Damages, &c. (Ans.) 587 (i).
Supply :
Canals-Beauharnois (repairs) 6307 (iv).

 Rep. re C. A. Ry., Ref. to in Com. on
B. 45, 4225 (iii).

re Waterways (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 1266, 1288 (i).
Trent Valley Canal, Damages re Flooding, Claims of Mr. James Clark, on M. (Mr. Ward) for Cor., 1396 (i).

 Surveys re Rice Lake, &c. (Ans.)
153 (i).
Truro Dining Room, I.C.R. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2256 (ii).

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Emmerson, Hon. H. R.-Con.
Vancouver, Victoria and Eastern Ry. and Nav. Co.'s B. 139 (Mr. Ross) in Com., 8315, 8639 (v).
Welland Canal, Deepening, Expenditure re (Ans.) 589 (1).

 Extra Employees, for Oct., Nov. (Ans.)
453 (1).

 Water Power Leases, &c. on M. (Mr. German) for Ret., 2099 (ii).
White, Mr. Od.bur, Dismissal, on M. (Mr. Crocket) for Cor., 193 (i).

 (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2209 (ii).
See ' Fredericton,' &c.
Williamsburg and Cornwall Canal Water Power Leases, Dates of Rental, Claims, &e. (Ans.) 4809 (ill).
Wire Fencing Contract: See ' N.W.T.'
Woodili, S., Emplymt. on I.C.R. (Ans.) 2192 (ii).
Ethier, Mr. J. A. C., Two Mountains.
Debates, Official (M.) to cone, in 7th Rep., 9801 (y).
Fielding, Hon. W. S., (Minister of Finance), Shelburne and Queen's, N.S.
Adjournment, 24th May, (M.) 6384 (iv).
* Agnes Dona-hoe,' Schr., Seizure by Uruguayan Govt, (remarks) 6110 (iv).
American Currency circulated in Can., Prevention re (Ans.) 3010 (ii).
Anglo-American Tel. Co., Agreement re Charges (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7606 (iv).
Ascension Day Adjournment (remarks) 6825 (iv).
Audit Act Amt. (remarks) 6112 (iv).

 Progress re (Ans.) 2190 (iv).
Auditor General and Audit Act, on A-mt. (Mr. Lennox) to Com. of Sup., 9640 (v).

 (remarks) 9541 (v).	.
Aud. Gen.'s Rep., Inadequate Supply, &c. (remarks 4272 (iii).

 in Com. (compensation re lands) 5817 ;
(B.N.A. Act) 5730 ; (Hudson Bay Co. rights) 5950 ; (laws, courts, &c.) 6102 ; (subsidy to provs.) 6091 (iv).

 Attack on Orangeism (remarks) in
Com., 5878 (iii).
Fielding, Hon. W. S.-Con.

 Changes re Financial Clauses remarks)
2046 (ii).

 Discussion re (remarks) 6736 (iv).

 Official Report of Division (remarks)
5431 (iii).

 Production of Cor., &c (remarks) 2593
(ii).

 School Clause Amts, (remarks) in
Com., 5830 (iii).

 on M. (Mr. A. Johnston) to place on
Order Paper, 8096 (v).
Boyd, Mr. Geo. A., Emplymt. at Sault Ste. Marie Wharf (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6881 (iv).
Bracehridge Dry Dock, Supt. re Construction (Ans.) 6654 (iv).
Budget, The (financial statement) 8888 (v).

 Resolutions re Ways and	Means	(M.)
8914 (v).

 (remarks) 2006 (ii).

 on Inquiry for, 2762 (ii),	4920	(iii),	7100
(iv)	.


Catholic Mutual Benefit Association B.: 93 (Mr. J. J. Hughes) in Com., 2769 (ii).
Cement, Tariff Changes, in Com. on B. 190, 9765 (v).
Century Life Insurance Co.'s B. 49 (Mr. Mac-pherson) in Com., 2765 (ii).
Chateauguay River Dredging (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6847 (iv).
Citizens' Bank of Canada, B. 133 (Mr. Barr) in Com., 5973 (iv).
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Fielding, Hon. W. S.-Con.
Collingwood Govt. Dry Dock, Payments by Govt, re Bounty (Ans.) 6653 (iv).

 Tenders re Conroy Bros, (remarks) on
M. for Sup., 6572 (iv).

 New Edition (remarks) in Com. of Sup.
6622 (iv).
Estimates (1905) Supp,l. (presented) 6165 (iv).

1906 (presented) 8718 (v).

Further Supplementary, 1906 (presented)
9392 (v).

Criticism of (remarks) 9052 (v).

 Trade Relations with Dom. (remarks)
7816 (iv).
Judges of Provincial Courts (salaries) B. 204 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 9742 ; (amt.) 9797 (v).
Kentville Militia Camp, Purchase of Site (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6667 (iv).

 Resolutions (m.) 8914 (v.)

 (M.) for Com., 9798, in Com., 9801 (v).
Western Life Assurance Co.'s incorp. B. 108 (Mr. Adamson) in Com., 4691 (iii).
White Lead, in Com. on Ways and Means, 8983, 9761 (v).
Wines, in Com. on Ways and Means, 8983, 9762, (v).
Wire Fencing : See ' N.W.T.,' &c.
Yarmouth, N.S., Investigation re (remarks) 9691 (v).
Finlay, Mr. J., East Peterborough.


Autonomy B.: 69 (Alberta) in Com. (distribution of seats) on Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7895 (iv).
Campaign Literature, franked by Ministers of Crown (remarks) 1817 (i).
Collingwood Dock, Conroy Bros. Cheque (remarks) 6583 (iv).
Officials dismissed by Mr. Whitney (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6863 (iv).
Postmasters acting as Ret. Officers (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6245 (iv).
Supply :
Civil Govt.-Post Office (contingencies) 6245 (iv).
Finlayson, Mr. D., Richmond, N.S.


Autonomy B.: 69, Attack on * Orangeism * (remarks) in. Com., 5879 (iii).
Supply ;
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.S. (Bourgeois inlet) 9581; (Pierreville pier) 9581 (v).


Autonomy B.:  on M. (Mr. Armstrong) to Com. of Sup.,
8201 (v).
Cold Storage re Steamship Service, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 868 (i).

 Stmnts. of Mr. E. D. Smith (remarks)
874 (i).
Copyright Photographs, Legislation re Amendments (Ans.) 1849 (i).
Cordage at Kingston Penitentiary, Sale of 58 Tons, &c. (Ans.) 6827 (iv).
Dairy Products, Classification for Export, &c. (Ans.) 7810 (iv).
Fisher, Hon. Sydney-Con.
Facer Steel Car Co.'s Patent Relief B. 27 (Mr. Caldwell) in Com., 1339 (i).
Franking Privilege, Extension of Time after Prorogation (remarks) 9395.
Freight Rates on Cattle : See 1 Holstein-.' Freight Rates ; See ' Ry. Rates.'
Fruit Growers Ass'on., P.E.I., Govt. Intention (Ans.) 381 (i).
Fruit Inspectors, Number, Amounts paid, &c. (Ques.) 588 (i).
Fruit Marks Act (staple commodities) Amt. B.
155) in Com., 5979 (iv).
Fruit Marks Act, Convictions re (Ans.) 3010
(ii)	.
Gillis, N. J., Emplymt. at St. Louis Exhibition, &c. (Ans.) 3361 (ii).
Glanders, &c., Expenditure re by O. C. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6700 (iv).

 (C.P.R. lands) 6060 (iv).

 (Crown Lands) Amt., 8171, 8256-7 (v).

 (date of Act) 8634 (v).

(distribution of seats) 7739 (iv) ; 8090
(vl.

 (election of members) 5766, 5809 (iii).

 (executive council) 5781 (iii).

 (H. of C. representation) Amt. in Com.,
5685, 5750 (iii).

 (Hudson Bay Co. rights) 5947 (iii), 6049
(iv)	, 8168, 8170 (v).

 (joint stock companies) in Com. (amt.)
6082 (iv).

 (lands vested in Crown) 5918, 5946, 5986
(iii).

 (laws, courts, &c.) 5783 (iii), 6101 (iv);
(amt.) 5812, 5927 (iii), 8240, 8244 (v).

 (Lt. Gov.'s powers) 5781 (iii).

 (readjustment of representation) in
Com. (amt.) 5753 (ii).	.

 (school clause) in Com. (remarks) 5817
(iii).

 (school clause) Explanation re Amendments (read) in Com., 5983 (iv).

 (school clause amt.) 7121 (iv) ; on Amt.
(Mr. Bergeron) 8394, 8414 ; on Amt. (Mr. Lamont) 8504 ; on Amt. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 8292 (v).

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Fitzpatrick, Hon. Chas.-Con.
Autonomy (Alberta) Bill 69 (seat of government) 5781 (ii), 8249 (v).

 (Senate representation) 5674 (iii).

 (subsidy to provs.) in Com., 6087 (iv).


Autonomy B.: 69, in Com., on Schedules (Atha-baslca) 8163 ; (Edmonton city) 8160 ; (Gle-chen) 8166 ; (High River) 8155 ; (Lacombe) 8156 ; (Leduc) 8157 ; (Macleod) 8151 ; (Peace River) 8163 ; (Pincher Creek) 8153 ; (Ponoka) 8156 ; (Red (Deer) 8155 ; (St. Albert) 8163 ; (Saskatchewan1) 8161! ; (Stony Plains) 8157 ; (StrathconaJ 8157 ; (Sturgeon) 8162 ; (Wet-askiwin) 8157 (v).


Autonomy B.: 
Autonomy B.: 70 (Saskatchewan) in Com., sec. 19 (annual subsidy) Amt. 8760 ; (Crown lands) 8760 (v).

(distribution of seats) 8704 (v).

(law courts, &c.) Amt., 8758 (v).

 (representation, H. of C.) Amt., 8703
(v).

 (schools) Amt., 8759 (v).

 (Senate representation) Amt. in Com.,
8703 (v).


Autonomy B.: 69, Attack on ' Oramgeism ' (remarks) in Com., 5878 (iii).

 Delay in Printing (remarks) 1671 (i).

Explanation re School Clauses (remarks) 5674 (iii).

 Haultain, Mr., Letter to Prime Minister, on M. for Sup., 2568 (ii).

 Pets, circulated by Jacques Cartier
Club to ' Catholic Quebec,' 2570 (ii).

 Printing and Distribution (remarks)
1755 (i).

 School Clause, Amts. Explanation, &c.
(remarks) 5818 (iii).

Schools Clause 16 (statement) re Drafting, 4828.

 Statement re School Attendance (remarks) 8095 (v).
See 'Mackenzie District B. 157,' ' Manitoba,' 'N.W.T., B. 156.'
Ballot Box Frauds in Dom. Elections, on M. (Mr. Porter) to Com. of Sup, 9214 (v).
Binder Twine Industry at Kingston Penitentiary (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 482 (i).
Bissonette vs. Crown, Illegal Stamping of Letters in Montreal P.O. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 198 (i).
Blair, Mr., Resignation of, Denial re Telegrams, 546 (i).
B.C. Judgeship, Appnmt. of W. W. B. Mcln-nes (Ans.) 382 (i).
Fitzpatrick, Hon. Chas.-Con.
B.	C. Legislation, Disallowance of (Ans.) 189
(i).
Cabinet, ex-Ministers, Annuity B. 203 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res. (Amt.) 9738 (v).
Canada Atlantic Ry. Co.'s B. 46 (Mr. Macdonald) in Com., 4240 (iii).
See ' G.T.R.', ' I.C.R.', &c.
Canada Evidence Act (B. withdrawn) 9075 (v).
Canadians' Mining Rights in S. Africa (remarks) on M. for Sup., 9532 (v).
C.	P.R. Tax Exemption, Interpretation, &c. (Ans.) 730 (i).
Castonguay, Dismissal by Govt. (Ans.) 5689 (iii).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 1099 (i).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  Investigation, Rep. of Evidence (remarks) 8698 (v).

 (M.) to withdraw, 8176 (v).
Manitoba Boundaries, M'gr. Sbarretti's Explanation (denial) re Drafting, &c., 4013 (ii).

 on M. to adjn., 4044 (ii).
Martineau Defalcations and Evidence re Bank Suit (remarks) 112 (i).
Montreal Sheds, Harbour Commissioners, Contract re (remarks) in Com. of Sup 761 (i).
Naturalization- and Aliens Act Amt. (B. 184) in Com., 8685, 8689 (v).
Newspaper Reports re Interviewing Prisoners (remarks) 3251 (ii).
Nixon, Robert, Investigation re (remarks) 9788 (v).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  on Ques. of Order (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1627 (i).
Ry. Debts Bill : See ' Exchequer.'
Returning Officers, Instructions re Form of Oath at Elections, on M. (Mr. Armstrong) to adjn., 7337 (iv).
Roads and Road Allowances, Alberta and Saskatchewan B. 195 (Mr. Oliver) in Com., 9528
(v)	.
St. Lawrence Ship .Channel, Wrecking Plants, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2477 (ii). Saskatchewan, Prov. of : See * Autonomy B. 70.'
Seamen's Act Amt. B. 38 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 2120 (ii), 7436 (iv).


Union Labels B.: 10 (Mr. Smith, B.C.) in Com., 719, 1774 (i).
Fitzpatrick, Hon. Chas.-Con.
Vancouver, Victoria and Eastern Ry. and Nav.
Co.'s B. 139 (Mr. Ross) in Com., 8637 (v). Wire Fencing :	See 1 N.W.T.,* * Boundary.'
Wrecking Plant ' Lord Strathcona ' in Com. of Sup., 958 (i).
See ' St. Lawrence.'
Yukon Elections, Delay in opening Ballot Boxes (remarks) 988 (i).
Yukon Judges, Salaries and Allowances (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 214 (i).
Yukon Member-elect, Delay in Gazetting (remarks) 453 (i).
Forget, Mr. R., Charlevoix.


Autonomy B.: 
Agnes G.: Donohue,' Schr., Seizure of (remarks) 1508 (i).
Alberta Province : See ' Autonomy.'
Allan Strs., List of Sailings, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 885 (i).
Animals slaughtered under Contagious Act, Compensation re (remarks) on cene., 6911
(iv).
Anthracite Coal Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 136 (Mr. Galliher) in Com., 5976 (iv).
Archives Building, Ottawa, in Com. of Sup., 603 (i).	'
Armouries, Construction of, Generally; in Com. of Sup.. 1649 (i).

Foster, Hon. G. E.-Con.
Autonomy, Provincial, for N. W. Ters. B. 69

 (distribution of seats) 7725 (iv); on
Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8022; on Amt. (Mr. M.	S. McCarthy) 7817, 7823, 7923 (iv).

 (lands vested in Crown) 6016 (iv).

 (laws, courts, &c.) 5929 , 5943 (iii).

 (school clause amt.) 7122, 7137 (iv).

(subsidy to provs.) in Com., 6087, 6098
(iv).
Autonomy Bill, Amendments re (remarks) 2840 (ii).

 Approval by Cabinet, &c. (remarks) on
M. for Sup., 2270 (ii).

Changes re, &c. (remarks) 2046 (ii)

 Delay -in Printing (remarks) 1671 (i).

 Haultain, Mr., Letter to Prime Minister, on M. for Sup., 2557 (ii).

 Information asked for in Rets., Inquiry for, 3091 (ii).

Pets, circulated in Quebec, on Ques. of
Order, 2570 (ii).

 Ques. of Order, re Mis-statement -of
Speech by Mr. Belcourt, 3517-20 (li).

 on Resignation of Hon. C. Sifton (remarks) 1864 (i).

 Schedules re Saskatchewan (remarks)
5476 (iii).

 School Clause, Explanation re Amts.
(remarks) in Com., 5818 (iii).

 Second Reading re (remarks) 2022 (ii).

(remarks) 262 (i).
See ' Manitoba.'
Badgley Island Timber Cutting, License granted (Ques.) 452 (i).
Binder Twine Bounties (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7221 (iv).

Industry, Kingston Penitentiary (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 482 (i).
Blair, Mr., Resignation from Ry. Commission (remarks) on M. for Com. on B. 6, 524 (i).

 Re-Hearing of N. W. Cases, Sec. (remarks) 56 (i).

 Inquiry for Tel., 697 (i).
Breakwaters, Wharfs, &c.. Govt. Policy re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9553 (v).
Budget, on The. Reply to Financial Statement, 8915 (v).

 Inquiry re, 2006, 2441, 2762 (ii), 7100
(iv).
Burf-ord Armoury Construction (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1649 (i).
Business of the House, Notices of Motions,
&c. (remarks) 9523 (v).
See ' Govt. Legislation,' ' Morning,' Sec. Cabinet Vacancies -and Absent Ministers, on Orders of the Day, 3566 (ii).
Interior Dept., Information re (remarks) 3450 (ii).
Foster, Hon. G. E.-Con,
1 Canada Cape Breton,' Collision, Rep. re Investigation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2631 (ii).
Canada and Mexico SS. Communication (remarks) 66 (i).
Canadian Cattle, British Embargo (remarks) 456 (i).
Canal Inspectors, Qualifications, &e. (remarks) in Com. of Sup,, 1509 (i).
Carpets purchased by Govt., Value, &c. (remarks) 8266 (v).
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association, of Canada, B. 93 (Mr. J. J. Hughes) in Com., 2769 (ii).
Ce-m-e-nt, Tariff Changes, in Com. on B. 190, 9765 (v).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 625 (i).
Centre Toronto Electoral District, Vacancy (notification) 2777 (ii).
Century Life Insurance Co.'s B. 49 (Mr. Mac-pherson) in Com., 2765 (ii).
Charges by P.M.G. re Resignation in 1896 (remarks) 841 (i).
Citizens' Bank of Canada B. 133 (Mr. Barr) in -Com., 5973 (iv).
Cold Storage : See ' Statements.'
Collingwood Govt. Dock, Conroy Bros. Cheque (remarks) 6579 (iv).
Commercial Agencies in G.B., &c. (remarks) in Com. -of Sup., 7208 (iv).
Committees, Sel. Standing, on M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) to add Names, 110 (1).
Criminal Code (appeals) Amt. B. 66 (Mr. Porter) on M. for 3" (M.) to -ref. back to Com. re Amt., 9699 (v).
Criminal Code (trading stamps) Amt. B. 196 (Mr. Fitzpatriek) in Com., 9425 (v).
Customs Collections on Sunday (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 413 (i).
Customs Officers' Uniforms (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 413 (i).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  Open to Applicants, Ref. to by Prime
Min. (remarks) 1935 (i).

 Sale, &c., Inquiry for Ret., 2006 (ii).
Doukhobors Homestead Entries re Village Property (remarks) i-n Com. of Sup., 6415 (iv).
Dredge used in Govt. Works, Expenditure re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 795 (i).

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Foster, Hon. G. E.-Con.
Drummond County Ry., Expenditure on Capital Account, &c., (M. for ret.*) 2334 (ii).

 (remarks) 1940 (i).
Easter, Adjournment (remarks) 4458 (iii).
Estimates, Delay in bringing down and effci-ent criticism (amt.) to Sup., 9085 (v).

 (remarks) 9051 (v).
Estimates, of the Interior, Obstruction, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9276 (v).
Exports and Imports Returns, Issue of Monthly Rep. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7214 (iv).
Facer Steel Co.'s Patent Relief B. 27 (Mr. Caldwell) in Com.. 1339 (i).
Fisheries Industry, Commission re Investigation, Recommendation, &c., on M. (Mr. Ga-nong) 6312, 6337 (iv).
Fredericton Post Office, Equipment, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 172 (i).
Freight Rates on Rys.: See ' Holstein.'
Gamebridge, Masonry Inspector, Dismissal, Imperfect Ret. (remarks) 5600 (iii).

 Inquiry for Papers, 8004 (v).
See * Ritchie.'
Gillies Brothers, Limited, B. 95 (Mr. A. A. Wright) in Com., 2764 (ii).
Glanders among Horses, Expenditure re by O. C. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6700 (iv).
Gold Medal Furniture Co's Patent Relief B. 102 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 3399 (ii).
Govt. Legislation, Inquiry for, on M. to take in Wednesdays, 820 (i).
Govt. Railways, Rails taken up and renewed, Tons, Disposition of, &c. (M. for ret.) 2066
(ii).
Govt. Steamers, Coal Supply (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2614 (ii).

 (Ques.) 688 (i).

 Estimates (remarks) in Com. of Sup.,
2182 (ii).

 Interim Rep. (remarks) 6310 (iv).

 Surveys, Information re, Mr. Hay's
Address, &c. (remarks) 2007 (ii).

 Surveys, Quebec and Moncton Route,
Information re (remarks) 228 (i).

 Surveys, Rep. in Ry. Dept. &c. (remarks) 2018 (ii).	.


Foster.   H@: -Con.
G.T.P. Ry., Terminals, Plans deposited with Govt, on M. (Mr. Boyce) for Ret., 2823, 2829
(ii).

 Winnipeg Terminals, Contracts, &c.
(remarks) 9541 (v).

 Winnipeg Terminals, Cor. re (remarks)
6311 (iv).
Half-Breed Scrip, Issue to U.S. Citizens (remarks) 6311 (iv).
Half-Breed Scrip to non-residents (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6489, 6560 (iv).
Half-Breed Scrip, Charges re, &c., on M. for Sup., Cor. &c. (read) 7647 (iv).

 Charges re Mr. Chaffee's Claim (personal explanation) 7916 (iv).

 Mr. Chaffey's Letter (read) 8183 (v).

 Investigation, Appnmt. of Counsel (remarks) 8528, 8697 (v).

 Instructions to Judge Myers, re Investigation, Inquiry for, 7723 (iv), 8179 (v).

 O. C. re Judge Myers (remarks) 8003
(iv).

 Patents issued, &c. (remarks) 8003 (v).

 Inquiry for papers, 7099, 7422 (iv).

 Patents re (remarks) 6907 (iv).

 Issue of Patent, Inquiry for (remarks)
7020 (iv).

 Investigation, Progress re (remarks)
9725 (v).	'

 Complete Ret. (remarks) 9179 (v).

 Further Papers, Inquiry for, 9029 (v).

 Information re (remarks) 8777 (v).
See ' Nixon.'
Halifax and Esquimau Defences, Cor. O.Cs., &c., with Dom. Govt. (M. for copies*) 2334 (ii).
Halifax Equipment, &c., (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6511 (iv).
Harbours and Rivers in Mar. Provs., Criticism re Votes for, 9101 (v).
Harbours and Rivers-N.S., Charges against Govt. Policy (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9553 (v).
Hay transported over I.C.R., Cor. between Govt. &e. (M. for copies) 164, 280 (i).

 Inquiry for Ret., 919 (i), 2005, 2595,
3450 (ii).
Hillsborough Bridge, Murray Harbour Branch Ry., in Com., of Sup., 2147 (ii).
See ' Murray '.
Holstein Breeders, Complaint re Freight Rates on Rys. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6680 (iv).
Homestead inspectors and Govt. Officials, acting as Political Organizers, Govt. Policy re (remarks) in Com. of Sup. 9255 (v).
Homestead Inspectors, Policy re Politicians | (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6407 (iv).
See ' Nixon/ ' Leach.'
House of Commons, Furniture, Purchase of, (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6614 (iv).
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House of Commons, Official Duties of Staff, Statement re (remarks) 9077 (v).

Purchases, Audit of (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 6617 (iv).
See ' Library,' ' Ventilation.'
Icebreaker ' Montcalm ', Accident to, &c. (remarks) 4752 (iii).
Immigration in B.C., Authority for Inspection, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9332
(v).
Immigration of Skilled Labour, Statement from Toronto Labour Council, on M. for Sup., 7504 (iv).

 Notice of Motion, 7424 (iv).
See ' North Atlantic.'
Imperial Guarantee and Accident Ins. Co.'s incorp. B. 98 (Mr. Belcourt) in Com., 2771
(ii)	.
Imports and Exports, Total Amount for Home Consumption, 1904 (Ques.) 380 (i).
Indian Dept., Promotions re Senority of Service (remarks) in Cone., 6909 (iv).

 on Explanation (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
6921 (iv).
I.C.R. and G.T.R. Arbitration, &c. (remarks) 68 (i).

 Information re (remarks) 165 (i).
See ' G.T. Ry., B. 199.'
I.C.R., Chapman, F. B., Emplymnt. by Govt. (Ques.) 1342 (i).

 Expenditure re Capital Account (remarks) In Com. of Sup., 1954 (i).

Fuel Inspector, Duties, &c. (Ques.) 451
(i).

 Hay : See ' Hay.'

 Parlour Cars, &c., Net Profits (remarks) In Com. of Sup., 2254 (ii).

Passes issued, &c. (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 2258 (ii).

Private Cars, Number, &c. (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 2258 (ii).

 Railway Rates, Increases, &c. (remarks) on Explanation (Mr. Emmerson) 6118 (iv).

 Receipts and Expenditures, Total
Amount (Ques.) 688 (i).

 Rolling Stock, Equipment, Additions
from 1900 to 1904 (M. for ret.*) 736 (i).

Supplies, Purchase of Oil, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2246 (ii).

 Traffic Arrangements with Foreign and
Can. Rys., Amounts received (Ques.) 4703
(iii)	.
Interior, Minister of (remarks) 1152 (i)
Internal Economy Board, Rep. of Proceedings (remarks) 9077 (v).
International Bridge and Terminal Ry. Co.'s
incorp. B. 87 (Mr. Grant) on Sen. Amts.,
9695 (v).
Foster, Hon. G. E.-Con.
International Postal Supply Co., Renting of Stamping Machines (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 211 (i).
Iron and Steel Bounties (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7219 (iv).
Japanese Trade with Canada, Discrimination re Canadian Goods (remarks) 6656 (iv).

 on Statement (Mr. Fisher) 7908 (iv).

 (remarks) 7816 (iv).
Judges of Provincial Courts (salaries) B. 204 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 9743 (v).
Kentville Militia Camp, Purchase of Site (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6662 (iv).

 (remarks) 9709, 9711 (v).
Killam, Hon. Mr. Justice, Appnmt. as Chairman of Ry. Commissioners Board (remarks) on B. 36, 524 (i).
* Kingsford ' Dredge, Cost of Operation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 801 (i).
Leach, R. E. A., Dom. Lands Agents (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9251 (v).
Letter Carriers, Sick Leave, Payment, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 176 (i).
Library Accommodation, Extension of, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 604 (i).
London Militiamen at London Election (remarks) 7358 (iv).
Losses sustained for Damaged Goods, re ' Minto ' Str. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., '2623 (ii).
McAlpine, Mr. E. H., Expenditure re Litigation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1522 (i).
McMichael, Mr., Customs Inspector, Duties, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 406 (i).
Mail Bags, Locks, Repairs, &c., Contracts re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 205 (i).
Mails carried free by Rys. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 185 (i).
Mail Carriers, System of Payments (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 177 (i).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions, Information re System (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 923 (i).
Mail Subsidies re Newfoundland Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 177 (i).
Man. Boundaries, M'gr Sbarretti's Explanation on M. (Mr. R. L. Borden) to adjn., 3951 (ii).

 Letter to Cardinal Rampolla (read)
3956 (ii).

 Letter of Mr. Russell to Cardinal Rampolla (read) 3957 (ii).

 on Ques. of Order (Mr. Speaker) ' naming Member,' 3859 (ii).
See ' Autonomy.'
Manitoba Elections, Duties of Ret. Officers (remarks) 1633 (i).
Manitoba Election Returns (remarks) 1672 (i).
Martineau, Defalcations, Evidence re Bank Suit (remarks) 112 (i).

 Charges re (M.) to adjn., 8098 (v). .

Investigation re (remarks) 8697 (v).

 2nd Investigation re Charges, Letter
from Mr. Beere (read) 9787 (v).
Foster, Hon. G. E.-Con.
Nixon, Mr. (M.) to cancel Vote for Salary, in Com. of Sup., 9316, 9329 (v).

Reduction of Salary (Amt.) on cone.,
9769, Neg. (Y. 30; N. 66) 9770 (v).

 Inquiry for Papers, 6048 (iv).
See ' Half-breed."
North Atlantic Trading Co., Bonuses re Immigrants (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9321 (v).

 on prop. Res. (Mr. Osier) 9442 (v).
N.W. Cases, Re-hearing before Ry. Commission (remarks) 56 (i).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: Foster, Hon. la. E.-Con.
Port Arthur and Ft. William Dredging Contract, Conmee & Bowman's Tender, on M. (Mr. Bennett) to adjn., 4469 (Iii).

 Circular Letter of Acting Minister of
Public Works (remarks) re Cor., 4667 (iii).
Postage on Newspapers (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 179 (i).
Postage Stamps and Bank Notes, Contracts re, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 204 (i).
Postal Rates Increases, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 221 (i).
Post Office Clerks, Examination for Statutory Increases (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9068 (v).
P.E.I. Communication with Mainland (remarks) 833 (i).

 Investigation re Tunnelling, on M. (Mr. Lefurgey) for Cor., 2811 (ii).
Prohibitionist Principles, on Charges by P.M.G. (explanation) 842 (i).


Provident Savings Association B.: 134 (Mr. Gervais) in Com., 5974 (iv).
Provl. Govt, in N.W.T. : See 'Autonomy.'
Public Accounts Rep., Inquiry for, 97 (i).
Public Buildings, Comparison with U.S. System of Rentals, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1024 (i).
Public Buildings in Towns, &c., Amounts first voted, population, &c. (M. for ret.*) 1398 (i).
Public Building Sites, &c.. Non-partisan Selections (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 429 (i).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: Number and Names of Employees, &c.
(Ques.) 684 (i).

 Staff Salaries, &e. (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 1539 (i).

 Rep. of Mr. Blair, Inquiry for, 1539 (i).
Resignation in 1896, Charges of P.M.G. (personal explanation) 841 (i).
Returns, Inquire for, Delay, &c. (remarks) 4751 (iii).

 Inquiry for, re Public Works, 9688 (v).

 Inquiry for, 1594 (i), 2262 (ii), 5600 (iii).
Returning Officers, Instructions re form of j
Foster, Hon. G. E.-Con.
Oath at Elections, on M. (Mr. Armstrong) to adjn., 7337 (iv).
Richelieu Bridge at Sorel, O.C. and Rep. &c.t Inquiry for, 8098 (v).
Ritchie, James, Inspector of Masons re Trent Valley Canal, Dismissal (M. for cor.*) 2777 (ii).
See ' Gamebridge.'
Riviere Ouelle Spur Line (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1981 (i).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 169 (Sir Frederick Borden) In Com. on Res., 6969; in Com., 7262 (iv).
Royal Trust Co., Ref. to in Com. on B. 99, 3651 (ii).
Rural Mail Delivery, Cost of Establishment. &c., on M. (Mr. Lennox) for Ret., 2079, 2092 (ii).
Rural Mail Delivery System, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 220 (i).
St. John, Halifax and W. Indies Mail Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7187 (iv).
St. John Harbour Improvements (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 776 (i).
St. John Quarantine Station, Acetylene Gas Contract (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1052 (i). Saskatchewan,	Creation of	Province	:	See
'Autonomy.'
Saskatchewan Valley Land Co., Issue of Patents, &c., (Ques.) 8267, 8655 (v).
Schukin, Ivan,	Cancellation	of	Homestead
Entry (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6415 (iv). Seamen's Act Amt. B. 38 (Mr. Prdfontaine) in Com., 2115 (ii).
Seamen's Act Amt. (shipping masters) Act Amt. B. 147	(Mr. Prdfontaine)	in	Com.,
7428 (iv), 9030	(v).
Seeds, Sale and Inspection B. 7, on prop.
Res. (Mr. Fisher) 52; in Com., 355, 1203 (i). Separate School Pamphlet, Official Distribution, Preparation, &c. (Ques.) 2328 (ii).

(remarks) 2006 (ii).
Sifton, Hon. C., Resignation (remarks) 1853 (i). Smart, Jas. A., Emplymnt. by Govt, (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6421 (iv).

 Resignation, &c. (remarks) 115 (i).
S. Africa and Canada SS. Subsidy, in Com. of Sup., 973 (i).
South Shore Ry. Co., on Sen. Amts., 9815 (v). Speaker, Election of (remarks) 3 (i). Statements of Mr. E. D. Smith re Cold Storage (remarks) 875 (i).
Supply :
Adulteration of Food (Act violations) 1699. 1712 (i).
Agriculture, &e. (creameries) 6938 (iv) ; (criminal statistics) 1473; (i) ; (dairying) 6936; (live stock records) 6680 (iv); (Patent Record) 1472 (i).
Canals-Cornwall (repairs at locks) 1494 ; Grenville (guide piers) 1500 ; Miscellaneous (inspections, &c.) 1509; (staff and

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Supply-Con.
Canals-Con.
repairs) 1546 ; Murray (repairs) 1495 ; Trent (improvements) 1499 ; (surveys) 1489 ; Welland (stone protection) 1496 (i). Charges of Management, 69 (i); (Receiver General's Office) 9053 (v).
Civil Govt.-Agriculture Dept, (archivist) 9053; (private secretary) 9054 (v); (salaries) 92; Auditor Gen.'s Office (salaries) 77, 90; Customs (contingencies) 258, 405; (inspectors salaries) 405 (i); (salaries) 78 (1), 9069 (v); Finance (salaries) 78, 118 (i), 9061 (v); Geological Survey (salaries) 122 (i), 9249; Gov. Gen. Sec.'s Office (clerical assistance) 9053 (v); (salaries) 70 (i); High Commissioner's Office (salaries) 120; Indian Affairs (contingencies) 116; Interior (salaries) 114 (i); Cone, (salaries) 6909 (iv); (salary increases) 9070 (v); Inland Revenue (salaries) 89 (i), 9069 (v); Justice (salaries) 72; Marine and Fisheries (salaries) 2443 (ii), 9051; Militia (contingencies) 9068 (v); (salaries) 112 (i), 9067 (v); Post Office Dept, (salaries) 95(1), 9058 (v); Privy Council (salaries) 71 (i); Public Works (salaries) 95 (i); Railways and Canals (law clerk) 9066; (private sec.) 9063 (v); (salaries) 93; Sec. of State (salaries) 74; Trade and Commerce (salaries) 96 (i).
Dom. Lands (Banff, pamphlets re) 6424; (contingencies) 6406 (iv), 9289 (v); (homestead inspectors) 6407 (iv); (land agents) 9251; (maps, printing, &c.) 6424 (iv); (outside salaries) 9251, 9289 (v); (roads and bridges) 6423; (surveys, &c.) 6406 (iv). Dominion Police (salaries) 138 (1).
Excise (additional remuneration) 1688; (allowance to customs collectors) 1689 (inspections, &c.) 1693; (inspectors' salaries) 1679; (L. A. Frechette, translation) 1690; (methylated spirits) 1691; (preventive service) 1688; (travelling expenses) 1689 (i). Geological Survey (surveys, &c.) cone., 9685
(v).
House of Commons (additional messenger) 6613; (committee expenses) 6594; (leather trunks) 6606; (library hooks) 6945 (iv); (messengers) 243 (i); (pages) 6613 (iv); (salaries) 238 (i); (sergeant-at-arms, salaries) 6611; (sessional clerks) 6595; (sessional messengers) 6612; (stationery) 6594
(iv).
Immigration (agents in Can. and G. B.) 9226, 9308; Amt. on cone., 9769; (detention hospital, B.C.) 9227; (medical inspection, B.C.) 9331; (salaries) 9313 (v).
Indians-B.C. (industrial schools) 9339;
(Pemberton Band) 9340 (v).
Indians-Generally (land management fund) 237; (legal expenses) 237 (1).
Indians-Man. and N.W.T. (implements) 9336 (v).
Indians-Mar. Provs. (schools) 225 (i). Indians-Ont. amd Que. (legal expenses) 9336 (v); (medical attendance) 223; (surveys) 236 (i); (Treaty No. 9) 9336 (v). Inspection of Staples (grain inspection) 7227 (iv).
Justice-Mam., &c. (Judges' salaries) 123 ; N.W.T. (maintenance of prisoners) 122; Supreme Court (salaries) 125; (Three Rivers Judgeship) 9683 (v); Yukon (living allowances) 130; (maintenance of prisoners) 135 (i).
Di
Foster, Hon. G. E.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Labour Dept. (Labour Gazette) 7535 (iv). Legislation - Debates (expenditure) 6592 (iv).
Mail Subsidies and SS Subventions (Annapolis and G.B.) 967; (Can. and Mexico) 895 (i), 9680 (v); (Canada and Mexico), [DOT]on cone., 6909 (iv) ; Canada and S. Africa) 973; (GaspS and Dalhousie) 934 ; (Grand Mamam and Mainland) 922; (Halifax and Canso) 937; (Halifax and Nfld.) 906; (Halifax, Nfld. and Liverpool) 902; (Magdalen Islands) 906; (Manchester Line) 933; (Murray Bay and River Ouelle) 938; (Paspebiac and GaspS) 945; (Petit de Grat) 966 ; (Piotou and Cheticamp) 935 ; (Pictou and Montague Bridge) 926; (Port Mulgrave and Oanso) 936;	(P.E.I. and
G.B.) 927;	(P.E.I. and Mainland) 919 ;
(P.E.I. and Nfld.) 940; (Quebec and Blanc Sablon) 937; (Quebec and GaspS) 927; (Quebec and Natashquan) 967; (St. Catherine's Bay and Tadousac) 948; (St. John and Halifax) 923; (St. John and Minas Basin) 971; (St. John and W. Indies) 7177 (iv); (St. John and Westport) 966; (Victoria and San Francisco) 906; (Victoria and Vancouver) 939; (wrecking plant) 957 (4).
Militia (annual drill) 441 (i), 6512 (iv) ; (arsenals) 446 (i) ; (depots) 9113 (v) ; (Dom. arsenal) 6513 (iv) ; (Militia Council) 9109 ; (ordnance) cone., 9686 (V) ; (pay and allowance) 413 (i), 6511 ; (Royal Military college) 7003 (iv) ; (surveys) 440 (i) ; (transports, &c.) 6513 (iv).
Miscellaneous (Academy of Arts) 6959 (Iv) ; (Champlain's monument) 9340 ; (Dom. and Provincial legislation) 9684 (v) ; (Naturalization Act) 6957 (iv.) ; (moon gun, &c.) 121 (i) ; (Paeifl-c cable grant) 7277 : (Paris agency) 6958 ; (secret service) 695S (iv).
Ocean and River Service (govt, steamers) 2614 ; (schools of navigation) 2639 (ii). Penitentiaries (Dorchester) 481 ; (Edmonton Jail) 481 ; (general) 465 ; (parole system) 465 (i).
Pensions (Fenian raid) cone., 6961 ; (militiamen, 1885) 6957 (iv).
Post Office (detective service) 209 ; (inspectors' salaries) 144 ;	(letter carriers)
174 ; (mail service) 177 ; (mail service) Amt. re Thessalon Postmaster on cone., 9772 ; (postal maps, engraving) 9060 (v): (provisional allowances) 166 ; (ry. mail clerks) 139 ; (salaries) 166 ; Yukon (mail service) 203 ; (salaries) 214 (1).
Public Works-Buildings-General (armouries) 1649 ; (clerk of works) 1642 (1).
Public Works-Buildings-Man.	(Brandon
drill hall) 1633 (1) ; (Winnipeg immigration building) 9550 (v).
Public Works-Buildings-N.B. (Campbell-ton) 1048 (i) ; (generally) 7284 (iv) ; (St. John detention building) 1050 ; (St. John quarantine) 1052 ; (Woodstock armoury) 1057 (1).
Public Works-Buildings-N.W.T. (Edmonton) 9550 (v) ; (Moosejaw) 1638 ; (Prince Albert) 1638 ; (Red Deer court house) 1639 ; (Regina P.O.) 1639 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-N.S. (Antigonish) 846, 1020 ; (Canso) 1023 ; (Glace Bay) 1034: (Halifax Dom. building) 1036 ; (Halifax
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Supply -Con.
Public Works-Von.
Immigration, building) 1036 ; (Inverness) 1041 ; (Shelburne) 1043 ; (Sydney Mines) 1045 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Ont. (Belleville armoury) 1547 ; (Bowmanville) 1549 ; (Brantford drill hall) 1550 ; (Bridgeburg) 1550 ; (Cobourg armoury) 1555 ; (Guelph armoury) 1555 ; (Hawkesbury) 1560 ; (London military stores) 1562 ; (Military College) 1561 ; (North Bay) 1564 ; (Oshawa) 1564 ; (St. Mary's) 1579 ; (Sandwich) 1579; (Simcoe) 1581 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Ottawa (additions, &c.) 9-542 (v); (archives) 603; (coal sheds) 1565; (elevator attendants) 1667; (lighting) 1667; (museum) 756, 765; (Post Office reconstruction) 1574; (Royal Mint) 608-620 ; (telephones) 1669 ; (Wellington: St. paving) 1572; (western block, addition) 766 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-P.E.I. (Souris) 1047 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Yukon (maintenance) 1666 (i).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N. S. (Annapolis) 9576 ; (Baddeck wharf) 9585 ; (Battery Point) 9552; (Boisdale wharf) 9585; (Bourgeois inlet) 9581; (Devil's Island) 9551; (Economy wharf) 9579; (Glace Bay) 9577; (Half Island cove) 9584; (Irish cove) 9578; (Kelly's cove) 9582; (Parker's cove) 9552; (Parrsboro harbour) 9579 ; (Petite Riviere) 9580; (Phinney's Cove) 9552; (Pierreville pier) 9581; (Porter's Lake) 9583; (Pugwash wharf) 9578; (Ray's Creek) 9576 ; (River Hebert) 9578; (Round Hill wharf) 9552; (Sydney quarantine station) 9578; (Tatamagouche wharf) 9579 ; (Toney river) 9581 (v).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Ont.
(Port Arthur) 785 (i).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Que.
(Louise embankment) 772 (1).
Quarantine (cattle) 6700; on cone., 6911 (iv). Railways-G.T.P. (surveys, construction, &c.) 2278 (ii), 6427; (surveys) on cone., 6910 (iv).
Railways-I. C.R. (additional sidings) 6432
(iv); (Amherst accommodation) 1983; Drummondville improvements) 1960 (i); (locomotive machinery) 6428 (iv); (Mitchell diversion) 1940; (Moncton accommodation) 1946; (Newcastle improvements) 1967; (St. Fabien subway) 1981 (i); (station accommodation) 6429	(iv); (steel
rails, &c.) 1989; (Sydney Mines extension) 1987 (i); (ties, &c.) 6429 (iv); (water service) 2170 (ii) ; (working expenses) 6908 (iv).
Railways and Canals-Miscellaneous (litigation) 1522 ; (engineers, &c) 1521 (i). Railways-P.E.I. (air brakes) 2178	(ii);
(Bloomfield agent's house) 6432 (iv); (Cardigan branch) 2172 (ii) ; (Charlottetown track extension) 6433 (iv); (Freetown station house) 2180; (Georgetown station) 2179;	(M.C.B. couplers) 2178; (Morrell
bridge swing span) 2177; (Murray Harbour and Bridge) 2134 (ii); (working expenses) 6908 (iv).
Railways-Ry. Commission (maintenance) 1534 (i).
Scientific Institutions (astronomical observatory) 9248 (V).
Foster, Hon. G. E.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Senate (contingencies) 6943 (iv).
Trade and Commerce (Chinese Immigration Act) 7204 (iv); (salaries) 981 (i); (commercial agencies) 7208; (iron and steel bounties) 7216 (iv).
Weights and Measures (electric light inspection) 1698 (i); (inspection of staples) 9681 (v); (metric system) 1699; (standards) 1695 ; (travelling expenses) 1695 (i). Yukon Ter. Govt, (additional allowance to Maj. Wood) 9250; (local council grant) 9250 (v).
Telegraph Lines in Canada and Americanization (remarks) 7646 (iv).
Thessalon Postmaster, Mr. J. B. Dobey, Irregularities, &c., on M. ior Sup., 6203, 6212
(iv)	.

 on M. (Mr. Boyce) tor Cor., 3202 (ii).

 Amt. to Reduce Vote, on cone., 9772 (v).
Timber Lands, sold or leased by Interior Dept., Descriptions, &c. (M. for ret.*) 9698
(v)	.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co.'s in-corp. B. 99 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 3651 (ii), 4680 (ili).
Tobacco Industry, Inspection re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1681 (i).
Toronto, Centre, Vacancy, Issue of Writ (remarks) 3251 (ii).
Toronto Observatory, Govt. Policy re Removal (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9248 (v). Toronto Pneumatic Postal Service, Contract re Trench (remarks) 5807, 5922 (iii). Transportation Commission, Appnmt. of Chairman (remarks) 404 (i).

 Complete Membership and Reps, re (remarks) 321 (i).
Trent Valley Canal, Inspector Ritchie's Dismissal (M. for cor.*) 2777 (ii).

Inquiry for Ret., ,8178 (v).
White Lead, Tariff re, in Com. on B. 190, 9761
(v).
White, Mr. Odbur, Dismissal from I.C.R. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2211 (ii).
Wines, Tariff Changes, in Com. on B. 190, 9762
(v).
Wire Fencing:	See 'N.W.T.,' &c.

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Wrecking Plant ' Lord Strathcona,' in Com. of Sup., 957 (i).
Yarmouth Bank of N.S., Investigation re (remarks) 9690 (v).
Yukon, Member-elect, Delay in Gazetting (re-, marks) 454 (i).

 Reforms, &c., on M. (Mr. Thompson)
to Com. of Sup., 7035 (iv).

Salaries and Living Allowances (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 214 (iv).
Fowler, Mr. G. W., King's and Albert, N.B.
Acetylene Gas Contracts (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1052-3 (i).


Allan Fast SS.: Service, Contract re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 894 (i).


Autonomy B.: 69, in Com. (Crown Lands) 8260; (seat of Govt.) 8244 (v).
Blair, Mr., Resignation of, Conspiracy, &c. (remarks) on M. for Com. on B. 36, 535 (i).
Dismissals from Public Offices, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 140 (i).
I.C.R. Employees, Messrs. Weldon, McDou-gall, &c., Political Partisans (Ques.) 1146 (i).
Killam, Judge, Appnmt as Chairman of Ry. Commisson (remarks) on M. for Com. on B. 36, 535 (i).
Kingston, N.B., and Jubilee Station Mail Service, Tenders re, &c. (Ques.) 5133 (iii).
Maccan Mail Contract, Amount paid, &c. (Ques.) 188 (i).
Martineau . Defalcations, Collection of Guarantee (remarks) 113 (i).
Military Medical Officers, Appnmts., &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 417 (i).
Militia Act (permanent force) Amt. B. 170 (Sir Frederick Borden) In Com. on Res., 6985 (iv).
Militia Buildings, Architects, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 424 (i).


Pneumatic P.O.: Galliher, Mr. W. IK.-Con.


Autonomy B.:  (C.P.R. lands) in Com., 6066 (iv).

 (Senate representation) 5682 (iii).


Autonomy B.: 
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  Inquiry for, 1242 (i).
Carbide Manufacture, Willson Patent, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1055 (i).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr Fisher) in Com. on Res., 1002 (i).
Cold Storage Plants for Bait, &c. (Ques.) 1505 (I).
Fisheries Industry. Commission of Investigation, Recommendation, &c. (M.) to adjn., 6312 (iv).
Fishing Bounties Fraud re Payment, Rep. of 'Mr. Matheson (M. for copy*) 1770 (i).
Grand Manan, N.B., Payments to Life-saving Crew (Ques.) 4921 (iii).
House of Commons, Rooms for Members (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 251 (i).
James Bay Lobsters, Investigation by Govt. (Ques.) 6475 (iv).


Labour Union Labels B.: 10 (Mr. Smith) in Com. on Res., 274 (i).
Lepreaux Point Light, &c., Caretaker, Investigation re Dismdsals, &c. (Ques.) 6475 (iv.) Life-saving Crew, Grand Manan, N.B., Payments to, &e. (Ques.) 4921 (iii).
Lobster Canneries, Licenses, Applications, &c., N.B., District No. 1 (Ques.) 584, 910 (i). Lobster Fishing, Open Season in 1903-4-5 (Ques.) 1504 (i).
Lobsters, Legal Length in Bay of Fundy, Changes made, &c. (Ques.) 583 (i).
New Brunswick Southern Ry., Negotiations re Purchase, &c (Ques.) 584 (i).
Ryan, Heber W., Emplymt. toy Govt. (Ques.) 4458 (iii).
Submarine Signal Apparatus (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 892 (i).
Supply :
House of Commons (rooms) 251 (i).

(M.) to cone. 683 (i).

 2nd Rep. (presented) 4457 (iii).

 (M.) to cone., 4550 (iii).

* 3rd Rep. of Com. (presented) 4549 (iii).

 (M.)	to cone. 4551 (iii).

4th	Rep.	(presented)	4983	(iii).

 (M.) to cone., 5034 (iii).

5th	Rep.	(presented)	7096	(iv).

 6th	Rep.	(presented)	9392	(v).

 7th	Rep.	(presented)	9773	(v).


Autonomy B.: 
Autonomy B.: Grant, Mr. G. D., North Ontario.


Autonomy B.:  2nd Rep. (M.) to eon-c., 4081 (iii).
Grain Inspection Act Amt. B, 174 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 9396 (v).
Manitoba Voters' Lists, Control of by Dorn. Govt, (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6738 (iv).
Gunn, Mr. B. B., South Huron.
Adulteration of Food, Prosecutions under Act (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1726 (i). Autonomy B. 69, Attack re [DOT] Orangeism ' (remarks) in Com., 5910 (iii).
Fruit Marks Act, Convictions re (Ques.) 3010
(ii).
Goderich Mail Contract, Tender re (Ques.) 2493 (ii).
Seaforth Post Office (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 858 (i).
Tobacco Industry, Inspection of (remarks) ir Com. of Sup., 1687 (i).
Guthrie, Mr. H., South Wellington.
Autonomy and Provincial Rights, on M. (Mr. . W. F. Maclean) to adjn., 1752 (i).


Autonomy B.: 
Union Labels B.: 10 (Mr. Smith) in Com., 1770
(i).
Haggart, Hon. J. G., South Lanark.
Alien Labour Law, Amts, re (remarks) 6232 (iv).
Animals slaughtered under Diseases Act (remarks) on cone., 6912 (iv).
Anthracite Coal and Ry. Co.'s Pet., on. M.
(Mr. Gallaher) to present, 4550 (iii).
Auditor General and Audit Act, on Amt. (Mr. Lennox) to Com. of Sup., 9657 (v). Autonomy B. 69 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com. on Res., 5481 (iii).

 in Com. (B.N.A. Act) 5728 (iii).

 (C.P.R. lands) in Com., 6055 (iv).

(distribution of seats) 7735 (iv); on
Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden.) 8019; on Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7852 (iv).

(Hudson Bay Co. rights) 5947 (iii).

(joint stock companies) 6084 (iv).

(lands vested in Crown) 5946 (iii).

(law, courts, &c.) 5814, 5935 (iii).

 (school clause amt.) 7125 (iv).
Official Report of Division (remarks) 5432 (iii).
Printing and Distribution (remarks) 1754 (i).
Bank Notes, Circulation and Printing re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6251 (iv).
Bisonnette vs. Crown, Illegal Stamping of Letters in Montreal P.O. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 196 (i).
Brandon, Saskatchewan and Hudson Bay Ry.
Co.'s B. 179 (Mr. Turriff) in Com., 8654 (v). Canada Atlantic Ry. Co.'s B. 46 (Mr. Macdonald) in Com., 4236 (iii).
Canada Atlantic Ry. Purchase, &c., Inquiry for Ret., 2685 (ii).

 Purchase by G.T.R. (remarks) 69 (i).
See ' I.C.R.' &c., ' Transportation.'
Canada Eastern Ry. Co., Purchase, &e., on M. (Mr. Crocket) for Ret., 734 (i).

Litigation (remarks) in Com. of Sup.,
1523 (i).
Canadian Northern Ry. Co.'s B. 58 (Mr. La-mont) on Senate Amts., 9078 (v).
Canada Southern Bridge Co.'s B. 29 (Mr. German) in Com., 1287 (i).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 627, 659 (i).
Criminal Code, 1892 (summary convictions) Amt. B. 66 (Mr. Porter) in Com., 4269 (iii).

lvii
Haggart, Hon. J. G.-Con.
Culbute Canal, Litigation re Flooding (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1522 (i). Drummond Co. Ry., Expenditure re (remarks) 1942 (i).
Elevator at Port Colborne, in Com. of Sup., 1266, 1291 (i).
Exchequer Court Act (ry. debts) Amt. B. 69 (Mr. Geoffrion) in Com., 3205 (ii).
Freight Rates : See ' Ry. Rates.'
Georgian Bay Islands, Sale to Mr. F. W.
Grant (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6488 (Iv). Gillies Brothers, Limited, B. 95 (Mr. A. A.
Wright) in Com., 2765 (ii).


Government Contracts B.: Surveys, Reps, in Ry. Dept., &c. (remarks) 2009 Mi).
Great Northern Ry. Co.'s B. 71 (Mr . J. T.
Schell) in Com., 4258 (iii).
Half-Breed Scrip to Non-residents, on M. (Mr. Foster) to Com. of Sup., 6565 (iv).

(remarks) on M. for Sup., 6501 (iv).

on Annual Statement (Mr. Emmerson)
1906 (i).

Expenditure re Capital Account (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1950 (I).

Rates, Increases re. on Explanation
Min. of Rvs., 6120 (iv).

Reply to Annual Statement (Mr. Emmerson) 7447, 7457 (iv).
Judges taken from Bench for Appointments (remarks) 517 (i).
Killam, Judge, Appnmt. as Chairman of Ry. Commission (remarks) In Com. on B. 36, 517 CD.


Labour Union Labels B.: 10 (Mr. Smith, B.C.) in Com. on Res., 274 (i).
Haggart, Hon. J. G.-Con,
LSvis, Purchase of Land for I.C.R. (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6670 (iv).
Manitoba Boundaries Extension, Pets, re, on M. (Mr. W. J. Roche) for Copies, 1768 (i).
Murray Harbour Branch and Hillsborough Bridge, in Com. of Sup., 2140 (ii).
Nixon, Robt., on Amt. (Mr. Foster) to cancel Vote, in Com., of Sup., 9330 (v).
North Atlantic Trading Co.'s Contract re Immigrants, on prop. Res. (Mr. Osier) 9469 (v).
N.W. Mounted Police B. 8 (Sir Wilfrid Lau-rier) in Com. on Res., 99 (i).
Northwest Telephone Co.'s incorp. B. 28 (Mr. Turriff) in Com., 2056 (ii).
N.W.T. Boundary Fence, Contract re Wire Fencing, on Explanation (Sir Wilfrid Lau-rier) 5693 (Hi).
Ottawa and New York Ry. Co.'s B. 92 (Mr. Pringle) in Com., 5970 (iv).
Ottawa Electric Co.'s B. 12 (Mr. Galliher) in Com., 2542 (ii).
Poonamalie Dam, Pet. re Repairs (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9379 (v).
Port Colborne Elevator, in Com. of Sup., 1266, 1291 (i).
Postmasters acting as Partisan Officials (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6245 (iv).
Private Bills Pets., Extension of Time for Receiving (remarks) 318 (i).


Provl.   G@: See ' Autonomy.'


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: on Ques. of Order (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
1622 (i).
Railway Commission, Board of, Maintenance, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1533 (i).

 Appnmt. of Chairman, on M. for Com.^
on Res. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 517 (i).
Ry. Debts. : See 'Exchequer.'
Railway Rates. Discriminating re, on M. (Mr. McKenzie) to cone, in 4th Rep. of Com., 5016 (iii).
Red Deer Valley Ry. and Coal Co.'s B. 76 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 2325 (ii).
Resignations in 1896, Charges of P.M.G. (personal explanation) 839 (i).
lviii

Haggart, Hon. J. G.-Con.
Rural Mail Delivery, Cost of Establishing &c.
on M. (Mr. Lennox) for Ret., 2080 (ii).
Salmon, Capt., Resignation, &c., on M. (Mr. Ames) for Cor., 389 (i).
Seeds, Inspection and Sale B. 7 (Mr. Fisher) in
Com., 351, 1798 (i).
Sifton, Hon. C., Resignation re Autonomy
Bill (remarks) 1866 (i).
South Shore Ry. Co. and Quebec Southern


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 149 (Mr. Geoffrion) in Com., 9340 ; on
M. to ref. back to Ry. Com., 9072 (v).
Supply :
Canals-Carillon and Grenville (guide piers) 6305 (iv).
Canals-Chambly (culvert, St. ThSrOse Island) 6302 (iv) ; (macadamizing roads) 9378
(v).
Canals-Cornwall (concreting apparatus) 6298 (iv).
Canals-Farran's Point (gas plant) 6308 (iv).
Canals-Lachine (electrical installation) 9354 ; (enlargement) 6294 ; (lock gates suspension) 6301; (Mill St. paving) 6301; (power house flumes) 6300 ; (repairs) 6307; (wall underpinning) 6299 (iv).
iCanals-Miscellaneous (remuneration to lockmasters) 9384 (v).
Canals-Rapide Plat (enlargement, Upper entrance) 6289 (iv).
Canals-Rideau (extension) 1333 (i).
Canals-St. Lawrence (shoals) 6289 (iv).
Canals-St. Ours (landing wharf) 6302 (iv).
Canals-St. Peters (dredging) 6304 ; (repairs) 6308 (iv).
Canals-Sault Ste. Marie (construction) 1335 (i).
Canals-Soulanges (construction) 6290 (iv).
Canals-Trent (Geo. Matthews Co. damages) 6303 (iv); (Holland River) 9359 (v); lowering floor of lock 6303 (iv); (McLaren's creek bridge) 9379	(v) ; (Peterborough
dam) 6303 (iv); (staff on dams) 9383 (v); (surveys) 6291 (iv) ; (surveys of dam*>
9377 (v).
Canals-Welland (elevator at Port Col-borne) 1266, 1291 (i); (long level deepening) 6290; (lowering head of lock No. 1) 6309 (iv); (Port Colborne level) 1263 (i).
Charges of Management (Receiver General's Office) 6249 (iv).
Civil Government-Customs (salaries) 80
(i); Geological Survey (contingencies) 6248; Gov. Gen. Sec.'s Office (clerical assistance) 6248 (iv); (salaries) 70 (i); Interior (mines branch) 6264 (iv); Labour Department (salaries, &c.) 100; Marine and Fisheries (salaries. &c.) 102 (i), 6266 (iv); Post Office (contingencies) 6240,6245
(iv)	; Railways and Canals (private sec.)
'	9062 (v).
House of Commons (sessional messengers) 249 (i).
Immigration (medical inspection) 9239 (v).
Indians-Ont. and Que. (Treaty No. 9) 9336
(v)	.
Justice, Administration-N.W.T. (miscellaneous) 101 (i).
Legislation (House of Commons) 6268 (iv).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and G.B.) 884 (i).
Miscellaneous (Pacific cable grant) 7277 (iv).
Haggart, Hon. J. G.-Con.
Supply -Con.
Public Works Buildings, Ottawa (museum) 757; (Royal Mint) 623 (i).
Quarantine-General (cattle) on cone., 6912 (iv).
Railways and Canals-Generally (litigation) 1522 (i).
Railways-G.T.P. (salaries. &c.) 2295; (surveys, construction, &c.) 2282 (ii); (purveys) 7496 (iv).	_
Railways-I.C.R. (bridge strengthening) 9384, 9388 (v) ; (general vote)-7447, 7457 (iv); (Mitchell bridge) 1942 (i); (working expenses) 9384 (v).
Railways-P.E.I. (Hillsborough bridge) 2040
(ii); (Murray Harbour and Bridge) 214o
(ii).
Railways-Ry. Commission, Board of (maintenance) 1533 (i).
Tay Canal, Ref. to in Com. of Sup., 1307 (i). Tbessalon Postmaster, Mr. J. B. Dobey, Irregularities, &c., on M. for Sup., 6210 (iv). Title Guarantee and Trust Co.'s incorp. B.
99 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 3668 (ii). Tobacco Industry, Inspection of (remarks) in *Com. of Sup., 1687 (i).
Transportation Commission, Rep. re C.A.Ry.
(remarks) in Com. on B. 45, 4225 (iii). Transportation' Problem re Waterways (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1267, 1291 (i).


Union Labels B.: lvix
Henderson, Mr. D.-Con.


Autonomy B.: (lands vested to Crown) 6041 (iv).

(schools) on Amt. (Mr. Lamomt) 8511 (v).

. (subsidy to provs.) 6088 ; letter from


Hon.  G. W.@: Ross to Min. of Fin. (read) 6092 (iv).
Autonomy Bill, Official Report of Division (remarks) 5433 (iii).


Autonomy B.: 
Canadian Agency B.: 77 (Mr. Bickerdike) on M. for Com., 9049 (v).
Canadian Cattle Embargo in G. B., on M. to cone, in 6th Rep. of Com., 9004 (v).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 1074 (1).	.
Census Enumerators, Appnmt. of (remarks) in Corn, on B. 5, 1074 (i).


Clinton P.: O,, in Com. of Sup., 852 (i).
Cold Storage on Atlantic Steamers, on1 M. (Mr. Armstrong) to Com. of Sup., 8236 (v).
Colson, F., Emplymt. in1 Sec. of State's Office (Ques.) 8146 (v).
.Cullers, Abolition of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7579 (iv).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 190 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. 9761 (v).
Desks in Chamber, Inconvenience of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1569 (1).
Henderson, Mr. D.-Con.
Dorn. Atlantic Ry. Co.'s B. 106 (Mr. Black) in Com., 4971 (iii)-
Farmers' Bank of Canada B. 124 (Mr. T. Martin) in Com., 4700 (iii).
Fertilizers, Inspection re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1726 (i).
Fruit Marks Act (staple commodities) Amt.
B. 155 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 5979 (iv). Government Contract B. 51 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) In Com. 1673 (i).
Govt. Steamers, Purchase of Supplies (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2621 (ii).
Grain carried to Halifax via I.'C.R. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1919 (i).
Grain Inspectors, and Recommendation from Boards of Trade (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7234 (iv).
Grand Trunk Ry. Co.'s jB. 45 (Mr. Macdonald) in Com., 4216 (iii).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s B. 115 (Mr. L. G. McCarthy) in Com., 7621 (iv).
Hamilton and Kilbride Mail Contract, Cost of (Ques.) 9080 (v).
Hersey, A. H., Relief B. 167 (Mr. T. G. Johnston) in Com., 7624 (iv); 7682 (iv).
Highway Crossings : See ' Ry. B. 2.'
Bonse of Commons Furniture, Purchase of (remarks) In Com. of Sup., 6618 (iv).

Locked Drawers for Private Papers, &c.
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6618 (iv). Imperial Guarantee and Accident Ins. Co.'s Incorp. B. 98 (Mr. Belcourt) in Com., 2771 (ii).
Inland Revenue Act (guarantee bonds) Amt.
B. 176 (Mr. Brodeur) in Com., 8677 (v). I.C.R., Expenditure re Capital Account (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1959 (i).
Iron and Steel Bounties (remarks) in Com., of Sup., 7220 (iv).
< Lady Laurier,' Number of Crew at Halifax (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2616 (ii).
Lead Bounties (remarks) In Com. of Sup., 7223 (iv).
Lt. Governors of Alberta and Saskatchewan B. 193 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 9033 (v). Lowville to Milton Mail Service, Cost of Contract, &c. (Ques.) 9080 (v).
Metric System, Adoption of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1694 (i).	t
Mineral Specimens re Exhibitions (remarks) to Com. of Sup., 6272 (iv).
Murray Harbour Ry. and Hillsborough Bridge (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2169 (ii). Northwest Territories B. 160 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 8768 (v).
N.W.T. Boundary Line, Contract re Wire Fencing, on Explanation (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5698 (iii).


Ry.   C@: 36 (chairman) on Ques. of Order (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1630 (i).

lxi
Henderson, Mr. D.-Con.
Tobacco Industry, Inspection re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1682 (i).


Union Labels B.: 
Autonomy B.: 69 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com. on Res. (subsidy) 5522 (iii).

 in Com. (Alberta boundaries) 5619 (iii).

 (Crown Lands) 8265 (v).

 (distribution of seats) on Amt. (Mr. R.
L. Borden) 8088 (v) ; on Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 782S, 7886, 7947, 7984 (iv).

 (schools) on Amt. (Mr. Lamont) 8518
(v).

 (seat of govt.) 8248 (v).

 (subsidy to provs.) 6088 (iv).

* on Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7772 (iv).


Autonomy B.: 69, in Com. on Schedules (Macleod) 8151 ; (Pineher Creek) 8153 (v).


Autonomy B.: 
Provl.   G@: 
North Lake P.O.: , Removal, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9612 (v).
P.E.I. and Mainland Steam Communication, &c. (remarks) 1754 (Q.
P.E.I. Winter Communication, Investigation re Sounlings, &c., on M. (Mr. Lefurgey) for Co,'., 2795 (ii).
Senate and House of Commons Indemnity B.
201 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 9791 (v). Storm Signals in Lighthouses (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9176 (v).
Supply :
Lighthouse and Coast Service (storm signals) 9176 (v).
Militia (permanent force) 9163 (v).
Ocean and River Service (winter mail service, P.E.I.) 2655 (ii).
Public Works-Buildings

Man. (Winnipeg postal station) 9549 (v).
Railways-P.E.I. (Cardigan branch) 2174
(ii); (Cardigan branch) 9484; (Georgetown, accommodation) 9486 (v).
Winter Mail Service, P.E.I., Famine re Cattle Feed, &c. (remarks) ini Com. of Sup., 2655 (ii).
Hughes, Mr. S., Victoria & Haliburton, O. 'Autonomy (Alberta) B. 69 (Sir Wilfrid Lau-rier) in Com. on Res. (subsidy) 5511 (iii).

in Com. (Alberta boundaries) 5615
(iii).

(B.N.A. Act) 5732 (iii).

(distribution of seats) on Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7817, 7953 , 7971 (iv).

(election of members) 5769, 5810 (iii).

 (H. of C. representation) 5752 (ii).

(Lit. Gov.'s powers) 5781 (iii).

 (readjustment of representation) 5757
(iii).

 (Senate representation) 5674 (iii).

 in Com., on Schedules (Edmonton
city) 8161; (Saskatchewan) 8161; (Stony Plain) 8157; (Sturgeon) 8162 ; (Vermilion) 8155 (v).


Autonomy B.: 69, School Clause Amts. (M.) that Com. rise, 5833 (iii).
See ' Manitoba.'
Autonomy Bill, Preparation of Maps re Schedules (remarks) 5477 (iii).
Balsam Lake Waterways, Agreement re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1524 (i).
Bowmaa and Commee, Contract re Dredging (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 797 (i).
Cabinet Vacancies and Absent Ministers (remarks) on Orders of the Day. 3569 (ii).
Hughes, Mr. Sam.-Con.
Campaign Literature and Franking Privilege, &c. (remarks) 1811 (i).
C.A. Ry. and LC.R. : See ' Ry. B. 132.'
Canada Eastern Ry. Purchase. &c., on M. (Mr. Crocket) for Ret., 735 (i).
Canadian Cattle, Embargo in G.B., on M. to cone, in 6th Rep. of Com., 9018 (v).
Canadian Fast Mail Service, on M. (Mr. McKenzie) to adjn., 9781 (v).
Castonguay, Dismissal and Emplymt. by Govt. (Ques.) 5688 (iii).

 (remarks) 6653 (iv).
Cattle Embargo, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 902 (i).
See ' Can. Cattle.'
Director of Operations, re Militia Council (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 418 (i).
Dobey, Mr. : See * Thessalon.'
Dredges employed at Port Arthur (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 790 (i).
Dredges, Working Expenses, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 803 (i).
Dress Regulations for Militia (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 439 (i).
Elevator at Port Oolborne, in Com. of Sup., 1266 (i).
Franking Privilege, Use of Stamps, &-c. (remarks) 5134 (iii).
Freight Rates, Statement re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 890 (i).
See ' Rv. Rates.'
Glanders among Horses (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6694 (iv).
G.T.P. Ry. Terminals, Plans deposited with Govt, on M. (Mr. Boyce) for Ret., 2835 (ii)

Surveys, Rep. in Ry. Dept, &c. (remarks) 2017 (ii).
G.B. and Her Colonies, I-nter-Imperial Parlt. (prop, res.) 2334, 2395 (ii).

on Ques. of Order (Mr. Ingram) 2402
(ii).
Gregory, Co-1., Retirement of (remarks) ill Com. of Sup., 418 (i).
Halifax and Esquire-alt Military Defences. Govt. Control, &c., Par. in ' Journal ' (remarks) on M. for Sup., 1402 (i).
Harbours and Rivers, N.S., Govt. Policy re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9572 (v).
Hay Lake Channel, Lowering of Water (remarks) 701 (i).
Highland Cadet Corps, Montreal, Efficiency, &c. (remarks) 7815 (iv).
Huron County Public Buildings (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 859 (i).
Immigrants : See ' North Atlantic.'
Indian Reserves, abandoned by Indians, Sales, (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6563 (iv).
Inter-Imperial Parlt., between G.B. and Her Colonies (prop, res.) 2334, 2395 (ii).

lxiii
Hughes, Mr. Sam.-O't*.
Japan, Trade Relations with Dom., on Stmt. (Mr. Fisher) 7910 (iv).
Judge Advocate General, Appn-mt. of (remarks) in Oom. of Sup., 424 (1).
Kentville Militia Camp, Purchase of Site (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6656 (iv).

Purchase of Site, on Statement (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 9708 (v).

Rep. re Evidence (remarks) 8698 (v).
Labour Union Labels : See ' Union.'
Latter Carriers, Brantford, &c. (remarks) in Oom. of Sup., 217 (i).
Lindsay Drill Hall, Erection of (Ques.) 271
(1).
London, Bye-ElOction, Resignation of H. M.
for S. York (remarks) 6384 (iv).
London Militiamen at Niagara (remarks) re London Election, 7249 (iv).
McGilliouddy, Mr. D., Letter to Sir William Mu-lock, Ref. to in Com. of Sup., 6601 (iv). Man. Boundaries Extension, on Ques. of Order (Mr. Speaker) re ' Political Debts,' 3858 (ii).
*

 on Ques. of Order (Mr. Speaker) naming Member, 3858 (ii).

 Regulations, &c. (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 416 (i).
Militia Orders re Civil Servants (remarks) 1261 (i).
North Atlantic Trading Oo.'s Contract re Immigrants, on prop. Res. (Mr. Osier) 9453
(v)	.
N.W.T. Grazing Leases, &c. (remarks) re Question, 5478 (iii).
Order in the House (remarks) 323 (i).
Ottawa and New York Ry. Co.'s B. 92 (Mr. Pringle) in Com., 5744 (iii), 5966 (iv). Ottawa Buildings leased by Govt.. Payment of Taxes, &c. (Ques.) 379 (1).
Ottawa Drill Hall, Increased Accommodation. &a. (Ques.) 271 (1).
Parliament Grounds, Paving Contract, &c. (M.) to adjn., 5785 (iii).
Hughes, Mr. Sani.-Con.
Port Arthur, F-ort William and Kamindstiquia Harbours, Amount of Expenditure, &c. (M. for ret.*) 1398 (1).

 Inquiry for Ret., 2263 (ii).

(Ques.) 1065 (i).

Dredging Contract, Conmee & Bowman s
Tender, on M. (Mr. Bennett) to adjn., 4655 (lid).

Inquiry for Rep., 4644, 49-21 (lid).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 1-69 (Sir Frederick Borden) in Oom., 7262 (iv). Seeds, Inspection and Sale B. 7 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 323; Leter from Mr. Hogg (read) 1793 (1).
Sessional Clerks, Employed to get Data for Speeches (remarks) in -Com. o-f Sup., 6601 (iv).
Sifton, Hon. -C., Resignation re Autonomy Bill (remarks) 1861 (d).
Statements of Mr. E. D. Smith re Cold Storage (remarks) 874 (i).
Supply :
Canals-Soulanges (gasoline boat) 1421 ; Trent (construction) 1420; (surveys) 1480; Welland (Port Colborne elevator) 1266 (i). Geological Survey (surveys, &c.) 8669 (v). House of Commons (messengers) 248 (1) ;
(sessional c-lerks) 6597, 6601 (iv). Immigration (agencies, salaries, &c.) 6388 (iv).
Labour Dept.-(Labour Gazette) 7512 (iv). Mail Subsidies. and SS. Subventions (Can. and Mexico) 900; (St. J-oh-n, N.B., and Belfast) 902 (i).
Militia (annual drill) 441: (pay and allowance) 416 ; (surveys) 439 ; (target ranges) 445 (i).
lxiv

Hughes, Mr. Sam.-Con.
Supply -Con.
N.W. Mounted Police (pay of force) 8660;
(Yukon force) S662 (v).
Public Works-Buildings-Man. (Winnipeg military) 1636 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-N.B. (Woodstock armoury) 1050 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-N.W.T. (Lloyd-minster immigrant shed) 6734 (iv); (Prince Albert 1639 ; (Saskatoon) 1641 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-N.S. (Antigonlsh) 850; (Inverness) 1042; (Shelburne) 1044 ; (Sydney Mines) 1045 (i).
Public	Works-Buildings-Ont.	(London
drill hall) 5733 (iv); (Owen Sound) 9548 (v).
Public Works-Buildings-Ottaw'a (addition to H. of C.) 9543 (V); (archives) 606 ; (Royal Mint) 608 (i).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.S.
(Phimney's Cove) 9560 (v).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Ont. (Beaverton) 7546; (Blanche river) 7547 ; (Bracebridge) 7548 (iv); (Port Arthur) 785; (Port Colborne) 815 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-P.E.I.	(Souris)
1047 (i).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Que. (harbour improvements) 782 (i); (Richelieu dredging) 7377 (iv); St. Mary's Current) 814 (i).
Quarantine (cattle) 6694 (iv).
Railways-I.C.R. (general vote) 7447 (iv); (Halifax terminals) 2035 (ii).
Thessalcn Postmaster, Mr. J. B. Dobey, Irregularities, &c., on M. for Sup., 6221 (iv). Title Guarantee and Trust Co.'s incorp. B. 99 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 3656 (ii). Transportation Problem re Waterways, in Com. of Sup., 1275 (i).
Trent Canal Surveys, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1471 (i).


Union Labels B.: 
Alexandria P.O.: , Contract re, &c., (Ans.) 1760 (i).
Amherst Pier, N.S., Contract re Construction (Ans.) 4371 (iv).
Armouries. Construction of Generally, in Com. of Sup., 1649 (i).

 Erection of, Govt. Policy re (remajrks)
in Com. of Sup., 1547 (i).
Hyman, Hon. C. S.-Con.
Bic Wharf, Land purchased from P. Ross (Ans.) 1850 (i).
Brantford Parade Ground (remarks) in -Com. of Sup., 1554 (i).
Brantford Public Buildings (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 861 (i).
Breakwaters, Wharfs, &c.. Govt. Policy re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9553 (v).
Canada Southern Bridge Co.'s B. 29 (Mr. German) in Com., 1287 (i).
Carpets, Purchase by Govt, for Parliament Buildings, Value, &c. (Ans.) 8236 (v).
Cascumpec Sandhills Channel, P.E.I., Amount expended (Ans.) 2773 (ii).


Catholic Mutual Benefit Association B.: 93 (Mr. J. J. Hughes) in Com., 2770 (ii).
Centur- Life Insurance Co.'s B. 49 (Mr. Mae-pherson) in Com., 2767 (ii).
Chatham Armoury, Contract, Price, &c., re Erection (Ans.) 587 (i).
Civil Servants Guarantees, &c., re P.O. Dept. (Ans.) 1758 (i).


Clinton P.O.: lxr
Hyman, Hon. C. S.-Con.
' Kingsford,' Dredge, Cost of Operation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 801 (i).


Labour Union Labels B.: 10 (Mr. Smith, B.C.) in Com., 712, 1778 (i).
Lambert's Pier, P.E.X., Expenditure re (Ans.) 4373 (ill).
Lennoxville Post Office, Construction (Ans.) 4373 (iii).
Library Accommodation in Archives Building (remarks) in Com. of Sup., t>04 (i).
Magog Post Office, Erection of (Ans.) 5785 (iii).
Mail Distributing Stations, Purchase of Site, &c. (Ans.) 915 (i).
Mexico Steamers, Subsidies, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1560 (i).
Miminegash River Dredging, Commencement of Work (Ans.) 3834 (ii).	,
Montreal Harbour Commission, Expenditure re (remarks) In Com. of Sup.. 779 (i).
Montreal Inland Revenue Building Addition, Site re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1119 (i).'
Moosejaw and Edmonton Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. 20 (Mr. Scott) in Com., 2762 (ii).
Nicola, Kamloops and Similkameen Coal and Ry. Co.'s B. 34 (Mr. Galliher) in Com., 1707
(i).
North Thompson River Improvements, B.C., Expenditure, Sec. (Ans.j 5784 (iii).
Northwest Telephone Co.'s incorp. B. 28 (Mr. Turriff) in Com., 2052, 2325 (ii).
Ontario Fire Insurance Co.'s incorp. B. 105 (Mr. Boyce) in Com., 2772 (ii).
Ontario and Minnesota Power Co.'s B. 86 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 2763 (ii).
Ottawa and New York Ry. Co.'s B. 92 (Mr. Pringle) in Com., 5964 (iv).
Ottawa Buildings and Civic Taxation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1663 (i).

 List of Buildings rented (read) 1664 (i).

 Taxes paid, &c. (Ans.) 380 (i).
Ottawa and Georgian Bay Canal Surveys, on Inquiry for Copy of Instructions, 822 (i).
Ottawa Electric Co.'s B. 12 (Mr. Galliher) in Com., 3180 (ii).
Parliament Buildings, Additions to H. of C. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9542 (v).
Parliament Grounds, Paving Contract, &c., on M. (Mr. S. Hughes) to adjn., 5790 (iii).
Penetanguishiene Dredging, Name of Owner of Boat (Ans.) 2063 (ii).
Port Arthur and Ft. William Dredging Contract, Advertisement re Tender of Conmee and Bowman, on M. (Mr. Bennett) to adjn., 4458, 4651 (iii).

 Tenders re (remarks) 5963 (iv).

 on Inquiry for Ret., 2263 (ii).
Port Arthur, Fort William and Kaministiquia Harbours, Expenditure re (Ans.) 1065 (i).
Port Burwell Work, Contractor, &c., Prices paid, &c. (Ans.) 589 (i).
E
Hyman, Hon. C. S.-Con.
Port Hood, N.S., Breakwater, Estimated Cost, Approval, &c. (Ans.) 5132 (iii).
Port Perry Dredging, Expenditure re (Ans.)' 2190 (ii).
Port Stanley Harbour, Tender re (Ans.) 1760'
(i).
P.E.I. Dredging, Number and Names of Harbours, &c. (Ans.) 1148 (i).

 Mount Stewart Wharf Accommodation
(Ans.) 1763 (i).

 Delay in bringing down (remarks) 602
(i).
Quebec Drill Hall, Expenditure re (Ans.) 1145
(1).
Quebec Harbour Commission, Transfer to Marine Dept., in Com. of Sup., 771 (i).
Questions answered by Ministers (remarks) 1068 (i).
Railway Commission, Rental of Rooms (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1542 (i).
Returns re Public Works, on Inquiry for, 9688 (v).

 Inquiry for (Mr. Foster) 4751 (iii).
Rondeau Harbour Works, Tenders re (Ans.) 1761 (i).
Royal Mint, Ottawa: in Com. of Sup., 606 (i).
Rustioo Harbour Dredging, Expenditure re (Ans.) 1594 (i).
St. Angel Harbour Dredging, Expenditure re (Ans.) 1759 (i).
Ste. Famille Wharfage, Expenditure re (Ans.) 1150 (i).
St. Igmace Channel Dam, Plan, Completion, Sec. (Ans.) 592 (i).
St. John Harbour Improvements (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 776 (i).
St. John Quarantine Station, Acetylene Gas Lighting (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1052 (i).
St. Joseph Pier, Lake Huron, Delay in Completion (Ans.) 2774 (ii).
St. Lawrence Ship Channel, Rep. re Investigation into defective Boilers in Dredges (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2472 (ii).
St. Paul Land and Hydraulic Co.'s Lease, Rental, &e. (Ans.) 2777 (ii).


Detective Service P.   O.@: Building (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 859 (i).
Sherbrooke Drill Shed, Immediate Erection of (Ans.) 5784 (iii).
Sherbrooke Drill Hall: in Com. of Sup. 1139
(i).
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Summer side Drill Shed (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 1563 (i).
Summerside Harbour Breakwater, in Com. of
Sup., 1739 (i).
Supply :
Civil Govt.-Public Works (salaries) 94 (i).
Public Works-[DOT] Buildings, B.C. (Penile) 1641; (Vancouver) 1642; (New Westminster, Indian Branch) 1641 (i); Dom. (heating) 1670; (rentals) 1663 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-General (armouries) 1649; (clerk of works) 1642 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Man. (Brandon drill hall) 1633; (Dom. renewals) 1634 (i); (St. Boniface) 9549 (v) ; (Selkirk) 1634 ; (Virden drill hall) 1634 (i); (Winnipeg customs) 9549 (v): (Winnipeg immigration) 1635 (i),	9550 (v) ; (Winnipeg militia
stores) 1635 (i); (Winnipeg postal station 9549 (v); (Winnipeg P.O.) 1636 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-N.B. (Campbell-ton) 1048; (St. John drill hall) 1049; (St. John immigration shed) 1050; (St. John quarantine) 1052 ; (Woodstock armoury) 1057.
Public Works-Buildings-N.W.T. (Calgary P.O.) 1638; (court house) 1638; (Edmonton jail) 1638; (Edmonton) 9550 (v); (Medicine Hat) 1638; (Moosejaw) 1638; (Prince Albert) 1638; (Red Deer court house) 1639; (Regina P. O.) 1639; (Saskatoon) 1640; (Strathcona Horse barracks) 1637 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-N.S. (Antigonish) 846, 1018; (Canso) 1023; (Glace Bay) 1034; (Halifax, Dom. buildings) 1036; (Halifax, immigrant building) 1037; (Inverness) 1041; (Shelburne) 1043; (Sydney Mines) 1045; (Sydney P.O.) 1044 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Ont. (Belleville armoury) 1547; (Bowmanville) 1549 ; (Brantford drill hall) 1550; (Bridgeburg) 1550; (Chatham armoury) 1551; (Cobourg armoury) 1554; (Guelph armoury) 1555; (Hamilton drill hall) 1559; (Hawkesbury) 1560; (Kingston barracks) 1560; (Kingston stables) 1561; (London barracks) 1562; (London military stores) 1562; (London P.O.) 1563; (military college) 1561; (military college drill	hall)	1561	(i) ;
(Neepawa) 9549	(v) ; (North Bay)
1563	(i) ; (Orillia) 9549 (v) ; (Oshawa)
1564	(i); (Owen Sound) 9547 (v); (Peterborough armoury) 1578; (St. Catharines drill hall) 1578; (St. Mary's public build-tog) 1578; (Sandwich) 1579; (Simcoe) 1581: (Stratford armoury) 1581; (Toronto barracks) 1589; (Toronto customs) 1581; (Toronto drill hall) 1582; (Toronto postal station) 1591; (Toronto P.O.) 1590; (Toronto
i warehouse) 1583 (i).
Public	Works-Buildings-Ottawa	(addition and alteration) 9542	(v) ; (archives) 603	(i) ; (astronomical observatory) 9542	(v) ; (coal sheds)
1565	(i); (eastern block) 9547; (elevators)
9551 (v); (elevator attendants) 1667; (heating. &e.) 1667: (H. of C. improvements) 1565 (i): (improvements) 9549 (v); (lighting) 1667; (museum) 754 (i); (new deptl. buildings, site, &c.) 9605 ; (rentals, &c. statement (read) 9605; (post office fittings) 9551 (v); (reconstruction) 1573; (Printing Bureau) 1575 ; (repairs, &c.) 1663 (i) ; *(Rideau Hall, maintenance) 9550	(v) ;
Hyman, Hon. C. S.-Con.
Supply *-Con.
Public Works-Con.
Royal Mint) 606 ; (steel shelving) 1564 . (telephone) 1669; (Wellington St. paving) 1571; (western block, addition) 765 (i). Public Works-Buildings-P.E.I. (Souris) 1047 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Que. (Actonvaie) 1101; (Chicoutimi) 1106; (Dom., renewals) 1108 ; (Grosse Isle) 1108 ; (Lachute) 1111 ; (Levis) 1112; (Longueuilj 1113; (Magog) 1114; (Montmagny) 1117; (Montreal barracks) 1118; (Montreal Inland Rev.) 1119; (Montreal military buildings) 1125; (Montreal P.O. improvements) 1127; (Montreal warehouse) 1119 <i) ; (Quebec hospital) 9547 (v) ; (Quebec Immigration pier) 1138; (St. John's) 1143; (Sherbrooke drill hall) 1139; (Valleyfield) 1144 (iv).
Public Works-Buildings-Yukon (maintenance, &c.) 1666 (i).
Public Works-Dredging (new plant) 9604
(v).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.B (Campbellton wharf) 1744	(i); (Dipper
harbour) 9588 (v); (St. John harbour) 9588; (tidal water wharfs) 9590 (v).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.W.
T. (Saskatchewan surveys) 9603 (v).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.S. (Annapolis) 9576 (v): (Apple River wharf) 1728 (i); (Baddeck wharf) 9585; (Barrington wharf) 9581; (Battery Point) 9552; (Bourgeois inlet) 9581; (Devil's Island) 9551; (Economy wharf) 9579; (Prude's Point) 9581; (Glace Bay) 9577; (Half Island Cove) 9584; (Irish Cove) 9578; (Kelly's Cove) 9582 ; (Marble Mountain) 9580 ; (Parker's Cove) 9552; (Parrsboro harbour) 9579; (Parrsboro pier) 9578 ; (Petite RiviSre) 9580; (Phinney's Cove) 9553; (Pierreville pier) 9581; (Porter's Lake) 9583; (Pug-wash wharf) 9578; (Ray's Creek) 9576; (River Hebert) 9578; (Round Hill wharf) 9552; (Sydney Quarantine station) 9578 ; (Tatamagouche) 9579; (Toney river) 9581 (v).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Ont. (Barrie pier) 9595; (Crowe's landing) 9600; (Echo Bay) 9598; (Honora wharf) 9597; (Manitoulin wharf) 9597; (Meaford harbour) 9599; (Midland harbour) 9601; (Owen Sound) 9600 (v); (Port Arthur) 784; (Port Colborne 815 (i) ; (Rama wharf) 9602 ; (Rosseau wharf) 9600; (Saugeen) 9602; (Severn River) 9602; (Stokes Bay) 9598; (Trenton dredging) 9600 (v).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-P.E.I. (creosoted timber) 1737; (Higgin's pier) 1734 ; (McPherson's Cove) 1735; (Mimine-gash breakwater) 1735(i); (Mount Stewart) 9585 (v); (New London) 1735: (Point Prim Island) 1736; (repairs) 1737; (Richmond Bay) 1738; (Rustico) 1738; (St. Peter's Bay) 1739; (Summerside breakwater) 1739; {Wood Island) 1743 (i).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Que. (Ansie I'll'at) 9591; (Beauce wharf) 9591; (Disraeli wharf) 9593; (Douglasfcown) 9592; (English river) 9591; (Grande Riviere de BeauprO) 9592; (Grondine wharf) 9592 (v); (harbour improvements, Q-ue.) 770	(i) ;
(Hospital wharf, Grosse Isle) 9608; (Lake Megantic) 9591; (LapTairie ice piers) 9590; (Lotbiniere wharf) 9592 (v); (Louise embankment) 7700; (Newport breakwater)

Mr. Manny's Offer (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 9544 (v).
Wharfs, Construction, on Inquiry for Ret., 8181 (V).

 Govt. Policy re Building (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 1728 (i).
Wharfs, Piers, Docks, &c., Constructed by Govt., on M. (Mr. Foster) for Ret., 2777 (ii). Whitby Wharf Dredging, Expenditure re (Ans.) 2190 (ii).
Wire Fencing Contract, on Inquiry for Copy (remarks) 5962 (iii).
Ingram, Mr. A. B., East Elgin.
Apples, Packing and Sale B. 121 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 677, 742 (i).
Assiniboia and Moose Mountain Indian Agency, Rep. of Inspector (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9337 (v).
Auditor General's Resignation and Amts, to Audit Act, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6523 (iv).
Autonomy Bill 69 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) In Com. on Res., 5461 (iii).

 in Com. (Alberta Boundaries) 5650 (iii).

 (distribution of seats) on Amt. (Mr. R.
L.	Borden) 8061 (v); on Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7781, 7820, 7939, 7982 (iv).
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Ingram, Mr. A. B.-Con.
Autonomy Bill 69 (election of members) 5779 (iii).

 (lands vested in Crown) 5996 (iv).

 (schools) on Amt. (Mr. Lamont) 8494
(v).

 (Senate representation) 5682 (iii).

in Com., on Schedules (Athabaska) 8163;
(Edmonton city) 8160 ; (Lethbridge) 8150 ; (Macleod) 8152; (Ponoka) 8156; (Sturgeon) 8162 (v).
Autonomy Bill, Census re Rural and Town Populations (remarks) 8094 (v).

Edmonton Election Contest (remarks)
in Com., 5888 (iii).

date of election (remarks) in Com.,
5890 (iii).

Haultain, Mr., Letter to Prime Minister, on M. for Sup., 2587 (ii).

Official Report of Division (remarks)
5429 (iii).

School Clause Amts, (remarks) in Com.,
5852 (iii).

School Clauses, Explanation re Amts.
(remarks) 5819 (iii).

 on Ques. of Order (Mr. Foster) re Mr. Belcourt's Charges, 3521 (ii).
See ' Edmonton,' ' Man.'
Bills from the Senate, on M. (Mr. A. Johnston) to place on Order Paper, 8096 (v).
Cabinet Vacancies and Absent Ministers, on Orders of the Day (remarks) 3583 (ii).
Cadet Corps, Ammunition supplied, &e (remarks) 7815 (iv).
Canada Atlantic Ry. Co.'s B. 46 (Mr. Macdonald) in Com., 4236 (iii).
See * I.C.R.'
'Canada'-'Cape Breton,' Rep. re Investigation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2638 (ii).
Canada Eastern Ry., Total Expenditure (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1922 (i).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 668; in Com. on Res., 1008; in Com., 1070 (i).
Census Enumerators, Appnmt. of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1076 (i).
Cold Storage on Atlantic Steamers (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 874 (i).

 on M. (Mr. Armstrong) to Com. of Sup.,
8204 (v).
Commercial Agencies (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7211 (iv).
Debates, Official, 2nd Rep. of Com., on M. (Mr. Gervais) to cone., 4551 (iii).
Dom. Atlantic Ry. Co.'s B. 106 (Mr. Black) in Com., 4976 (iii).
* Druid,' Expenditure re Maintenance (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2703 (ii).
Drummond County Ry., Expenditure re (remarks) 1941 (i).
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Edmonton Election, Voters Lists, Refusal to Conservatives (remarks) in Com. on B. 69, 5852 (iii).

List of Voters, Names (read) 5855 (iii).
Exports and Imports, Monthly Rep. (remarks) in Com. of Cup., 7215 (iv).
Fishing Rights in N. Western Lakes (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2900 (ii).
Gas and Electric Light Inspection, Rep. re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1692 (i).


Government Contracts B.: 51 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 1673 (1).
Govt. Steamers, Coal Supply (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2608 (ii).
Grand Trunk Ry. Co.'s B. 45 (Mr. Macdonald) in Com., 3885 (ii), 4130, 4202 (iii).

 Summary Statements of C. A. Ry., 4231
(Iii).

 Statement re Mileage, 4223 (iii).
G. T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s B. 115 (Mr. L. G. McCarthy) in Com., 7622 (iv).
G. B. and Her Colonies, on prop. Res. (Mr. S. Hughes), Ques. of Order, 2402 (ii).


Immigrant SS.: Dining Cars, Losses re (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 2255 (ii).

Private Cars, Number, &c. (remarks)
in Com. of Sup., 2259 (ii).

Sidings and Spur Lines, in Com. of
Sup., 1974 (i).

Supplies, Purchase of Oil (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 2248 (ii).

Traffic Arrangements and Freight Diversions (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2219
(ii).

Traffic Arrangements and Freight
Rates (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2234 (ii).
Jamieson, Dr., Payment to re Berens Agency (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6552 (iv).


Labour Union Labels B.:  on M. (Mr. Clements) to adjn., 5589
(iii).
Oils. Inspection of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7618 (iv).
Ottawa and New York Ry. Co.'s B. 92 (Mr. Belcourt) in Com., 4969 (iii).
Ottawa Buildings, Rentals, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1665 (i).
Ottawa Improvement Commission (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7281 (iv).
Parliament Grounds, Paving Contract, &c., on
M.	(Mr. S. Hughes) to adjn., 5792 (iii).
' Patent Record.', Supply to Members (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1827 (i).
Pere Marquette Ry. Co., Emplymt. of Aliens, Rep. re (remarks) 6232 (iv).

Inquiry for Papers, 7916 (iv).
Petroleum, Bounties re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7221 (iv).
Port Arthur and Ft. William Dredging Contracts, Tender of Conmee & Bowman, &c., on M. (Mr. Bennett) to adjn., 4467 (iii).
P.E.I. Winter Mail Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2678 (ii).
Public Works Rep., Date of Issue (remarks) 755 (i).
Ry. Act (crossings) Amt. B. 2 (Mr. Lancaster) in Com., 3244 (ii).


Railway Commission B.: 36 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., on Ques. of Order, 1623 (i).
Railway Commissioners' Board, Maintenance, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1528 (i).

Expenditure re Car (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 1538 (i).

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Ingram, Mr. A. B.-Con.
Supply -Con.
Public Works.-Con.
7294; (Lake St. Peter piers) 6461 (iv); (St. Lawrence channel) 2476 (ii); (St. Simeon) 7393 (iv).
Public Works-Miscellaneous (architects) 7618, 7620; (cement testing) 7613; (clerical assistance) 7620 (iv).
Public Works-Roads and Bridges-N.W.T.
(colonization roads) 7594, 7598 (iv).
Public Works-Slides and Booms (Gatineau River) 7631 ; (St. Maurice) 7582; (Upper Ottawa Co.) 7629 (iv).
(Public Works-Telegraphs-Dom. generally) 7636 (iv).
Public Works-Telegraphs-N.W.T. (Qu'Ap-pelle and Edmonton) 7633 (iv).
Public Works-Telegraphs-Yukon (Ash-croft-Dawson) 7636 (iv).
Post Office (mail bags, &c.) 209 (i). Quarantine, &c. (public health, organized districts) 1845 (i).
Railways-G.T.P. (surveys, construction, &c.) 2289 (11); (surveys, plans, &c.) 9495; (terminals, &c.) 9499 (v).
Railways-I.C.R. (additional sidings and spurs) 1974; (bridge strengthening) 1921
(i); (Cape Road crossing) 6432; (general vote) 7455 (iv); (gratuities) 2183 (ii); (locomotive machinery) 6428 (iv); (Mitchell bridge) 1940 (i); (revenue collections) 2219 (ii); (rolling stock) 1987 (i), 9519 (v); (St. Moise station) 1976; (steel rails, &c.) 1990; (Sydney Mines extension) 1988 (i); ties, &c.) 6430 (iv).
Railways-P.E.I. (Cardigan branch) 2175;
(Murray Harbour and Bridge) 2133 (ii). Railways-Ry. Commission (maintenance) 1528 (i).
Steamboat Inspection (salaries) 2696 (ii). Trade and Commerce (Chinese Immigration Act) 7208; (commercial agencies) 7211; (iron and steel bounties) 7216 (iv). Weights and Measures (electric light inspection) 1697; (inspectors, &c.) 1692 ; (electric light inspection) 1696; (me,trie system) 1698 (i).
Thompson, Oapt. Thos., Preventive Officer at Port Bruce, Dismissal, &c. (Ques.) 1763 (i).


Union Labels B.: 
Water Meters Inspection B.: 188 (Mr. Broder) in Com., 9410 (v).
White, Mr. O., Dismissal from I.C.R. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2211 (ii).
Wire Fencing : See ' N.W.T.'
Wrecking Plant, ' Lord Strathcona ' in Com. of Sup., 959 (i).
Wrecking Plants, Bonus to Capt. Leslie (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2476 (ii)[DOT]
Jackson, Mr. S. J., Selkirk.	*


Autonomy B.: 69 (Alberta) in Com., sec. 16 (schools) on Amt. (Mr. Bergeron) 8398 (v).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 174 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 9400 (v).
Jackson, Mr. S. J.-Con-
Grasshopper Scourge, Man., Relief to Farmers (Ques.) 909 (i).
Manitoba Voters Lists, Control of by Dominion Govt, (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6783 (iv).
Ninety-Fifth Battalion, Reduction, &c. (Ques.) 909 (i).
Jackson, Mr. Wm, West Elgin.
Apples, Packing and Sale B. 121 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 2439 (ii).
Poultry Experiments on Farms (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6184 (iv).
Supply :
Arts, Agriculture, &c. (experimental farms) 6171 (iv).
Senate (contingencies) 6621 (iv).
Johnston, Mr. A., South Cape Breton.


Autonomy B.: 69, Attack on ' Orangeiism ' (remarks) re in Com., 5877 (iii).

 (election of members) in Com., 5776
(lii).

(schools) on Amt. (Mr. Bergeron) 8461
(v).

 (remarks) in Com., 5825 (iii).
Bills from the Senate (M). to place on Order Paper, 8096 (v).
Blair, Mr., Resignation of, Conspiracy, &c. (remarks) on M. for Com. on Res., 553 (i).
Estimates, Obstruction of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9273 (v).
Facer Steel Car Co.'s B. 27 (Mr. Caldwell) in Com., 1285 (i).
G. B. and Her Colonies, Inter-Imperial Parlt., on prop. Res. (Mr. S. Hughes) 2398 (ii).


Hersey Relief B.: 167 (Mr. T. G. Johnston) in Com., 7682 (iv).
I.C.R., Transportation Facilities re Fish Trade (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1931 (i).
McKenzie, Mr. D. D., Resignation, &c., Ques. of Order, 8475 (v).
Marine Offiecers at Halifax, Complaints re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2755 (ii).
Nixon, Mr., Dom. Lands Agent, Charges against, on M. (Mr. Foster) to adjn., 8139 (v).
* Orangemen,' Attack re Quotations from Quebec Papers re (remarks) In Com. on B. 69, 8350 (v).
Printing Bureau, Outside Printing, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6949 (iv).
Ry. Commissioners, (chairman) B. 36 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) on M. for Com. on Res., 553 (i).
Railway Rates, Discrimination re, on M. (Mr. McKenzie) to cone, in 4th Rep. of Agriculture Com., 4999 (iii).
Rifle Range in Cape Breton (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9169 (v).


Union Labels B.: 
Autonomy B.: Customs Instructions re, &c. (M. for
copies) 695 (i).
Fog Horns : See * Toronto Island '.
Hay, Free Transportation over I.C.R., &c. (Ques.) 59 (i).

 (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1929 (i).
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I.C.R., Advertising Car, Expenditure re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2257 (ii).

Coal, Free Transportation, Quantity in
1902-1903, &c. (Ques.) 2065 (ii).

Coal carried to Ottawa free in 19021903 (Ques.) 2192 (ii).

Freight Rates, Increases, &c., on Explanation of Min. of Rys., 6124 (iv).

on Annual Statement (Mr. Emmerson)
1897 (i).

Passes Issued, &c. (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 2257 (ii).

 Purchases by Tender, &c. (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 2181 (ii).

 Supplies, Purchase of, &c. (remarks)
in Com. of Sup., 2251 (ii).

Traffic Arrangements with other Rys.
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1915 (i).
Japan Trade Relations with Can., on Stmnt, (Mr. Fisher) 7911 (iv).
Loans by Govt., Temporary or Permanent, Total Amount, Rate of Interest, &c. (Ques.) 4921 (ill).
Oats, Rolled, Tariff Changes, in Com. on B. 190, 9764 (v).
Passenger .and Freight Rates, Advancement of, Information re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1542 (i).
Pneumatic System in Toronto P.O., in Com. of Sup., 1590 (i).
P.E.I. and I.C.R., Claims for Damages, Amounts paid (Ques..) 383 (i).
Printing Bureau, Printing of Reps., &c., in Com. of Sup., 1575 (i).
Railway Commission, Freight and Passenger Rates, Advancement re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1542 (i).
Railway Act (running rights) Amt. B. 132 (Mr. Emmerson) in Com., 6141, 6150 (iv).
Supply :
Arts, Agriculture, &c. (Can. exhibits, Imperial Institute) 1836 (i).
Canals-Miscellaneous (repairs, &c.) 1547 (i); Trent (Holland River) 9360; (Surveys) 9354 (v).
Public Works-Buildings-Ont. (London, barracks) 1562; (London, military stores) 1562; (Toronto, barracks) 1590; (Toronto, customs) 1581 ; (Toronto, drill hall) 1582; (Toronto, postal station) 1592 (i); (Toronto, P.O.)	1590; (Toronto, warehouse)
1587 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Ottawa (H. of C. improvements) 1565; (paving Wellington street) 1571; (post office reconstruction) 1573; (Printing Bureau) 1575; (steel shelv-in) 1564 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Que. (Laehute) 1112; (Sherbrooke drill hall) 1141 (i). Railways-I.C.R. (bridge strengthening) 1913 (i), 9386 (v); (double track) 1933 (i), 9390 (v); (revenue collections) 2204 (ii). Railways-Miscellaneous (school of transportation) 9382 (v).
lxxii

Kemp, Mr. A. E.-Con.
Supply -Con.
Railways-P.E.I. (air brakes) 2178; (Cardigan branch) 2171; (Summerside improvements) 2177 (ii).
Railways-Ry. Commission (maintenance) 1524, 1542 (i).
Toronto Drill Hall, in Com. of Sup., 1582 (i). Toronto Island Fog Horn, Testing, &c., Complaints re, Cor., &c. (read) 9281 (v).
Trading iStamps : See ' Criminal.'


Water Meters Inspection B.: 188 (Mr. Brodeur) in Com., 9410 (v).
Western Life Assurance Co.'s incorp. B. 108 (Mr. Adamson) in Com., 4692 (iii).
Yonge Street Bridge, Toronto, Order re Construction, Tel. re. &c. (Ques.) 586 (i).
Kennedy, Mr. J. B., New 'Westminster.


Autonomy B.:  (Alberta boundaries) in Com., 5661 (iii).

 (C.P.R. lands) in Com., 6072 (iv).
*

 (Crown Lands) 6036 (iv). 8257 (amt.) 8259 (V).

 (date of Act) 8634 (v).

 (distribution of seats) on Amt. (Mr. R.

Borden) 8026; on Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7772, 7825, 7848, 7888, 7940 (iv). 	 (election of members) in Com., 5772
(iii)	.

 (readjustment of representation) 5755
(iii).

(schools) on Amt. (Mr. Lamont) 8494
(v).

 (seat of govt.) 8256 (v).

 (Senate representation) 5676 (iii).

 (subsidy to provs.) 6089 (iv).

in Com., Schedules (Grenfell) 8757 (v).

 (Crown lands) 8761 (v).

Haultain, Mr., Letter to Prime Minister, on M. for Sup., 2521 (ii).

 (personal explanation) re Draft Bill,
1902,	4348 (iii).

School Clause Amts, (remarks) in Com.,
5842 (iii).
See ' N.W.T., B. 156.' 'Priv., Ques. of.'
Bredt, P. M., Emplymt. by Govt. (Ques.) 189. 265 (i).
C.P.R. Tax Exemption, Interpretation re (Ques.) 730 (I).
Cement, in Com. on Ways and Means, 8995 (v).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 671 (i).
Dom. Lands, Open to Applicants, &c., Ref. to by Prime Minister (Ques.) 1935 (i).
Doukhobor Homestead Entries re Village Property (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6409 (iv).
Electoral Lists for N.W.T., Names of Qualified Electors '"ues.) 7684 (iv).
Entennier, Mr. Henry, Entries for Homestead Lands, &c. (Ques.) 190 (i).
See ' Homestead.'
Fisher, Mr. P. G., Retirement, &c. (Ques.) 264 (i).
Fishing Rights in N. Western Lakes, Lease to F. H. Markey (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2901 (ii).
Glanders arong Horses, Compensation re Slaughter (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6697
(iv)	.
Govt. Officials in N.W.T., acting as Political Partisans (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9267
(v)	.


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 174 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 9494 (v).
Hamelin and Gosselim, Sentence and Imprisonment, &c. (Ques.) 1849 (i).
Homestead Entries, Bogus Entries by Land Companies (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9270 (v).

Henry Entennier's Location (remarks)
in Com. of Sup., 9268 (v).
See * Entennier.'
Homestead Inspectors, Policy re Politicians (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6408 (iv).
Homestead Inspectors acting as political organizers (remarks) in Com of Sup., 9261; Prime Minister's speech (quoted) 9263 (v).
Homesteads for Residents, N.W.T., Second Applications, &c. (M. for ret.*) 2067 (ii).
Indian Agents acting as Magistrates (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6545 (iv).
Indian Reserves, Sale of, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6552 (iv).
Judges of Provincial Courts (salaries) B. 204 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 9740 (v).

lxxiii
Lake, Mr. R. S.-Con.
N.W.T. Govt. Officials, Interference in Election Campaigns (remarks) on M. for Sup., 9713 (V).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 156 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., on Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) re Agents, 8772 (v). Pollock, Mr. J. R., Emplymt. by Govt. (Ques.) 190 (i).
Porter, S., Dom. Lands Agent (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9252 (v).

Emplymt. by Govt. (Ques.) 190 (i).
Privilege (Ques. of) re Separate Schools, Par. in ' Globe,' 3649 (11).
School Lands, Sold by Auction, to N.W. Ters., Number of Acres (Ques) 730 (i).
Schukin, Ivan, Cor. re Homestead Patent con-celled (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6408; Cor., &c. (read) 6410 (iv).
Shaw, Mr. J. B., Retirement, Ac. (Ques.) 264
(i).


Autonomy B.: 
Autonomy B.: Lamont, Mr. J. H.-Con.


Autonomy B.: 69, in Com. (distribution of seats) on Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) S06S ; on Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7893 Viv).

 (election of members) in Com., 5768
(ill).
(lands vested in Crown) in Com., 6021
(iv).

 (schools) Amt. 8491 (v).
Autonomy (Saskatchewan) B. 70, in Com. (Distribution of seats) 8712, 8743 (v).


Autonomy B.:  in Com. (distribution of seats) on Amt.
(Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7946 (iv).

 (Hudson Bay Co. rights) 5948 (iii).

<Lt. Gov.'s powers) 5781 (iii). #
(readjustment of representation) in Com., 5764 (iii).


Autonomy B.:  (M.) t-o present to His Ex., 50 (a).


Atlantic SS.: Service, Shipping Space and American Shippers (remarks) 5428 (iii). Auditor General and Audit Act, on Amt. (Mr. Lennox) to Com. of Sup., 9627 (v).
Aud. Gen.'s Rep. (presented) 271 (i).

Part I (presented) 109 (i).

 in Com. (Alberta boundaries) 5601 (iii).

 (B.N.A. Act. s. 2) 5719 (Hi), 8526 (v).

 (B.N.A. Act) on Amt. (Mr. Monk) Dual
Language, 8564, 8571 (v).

 (C.P.R. lands) 6051 (iv).

 (date of Act) 8634 (v).

(distribution of seats) 7724	(v) ; on
Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8010; on Amt. (Mr. M.	S. McCarthy) 7817, 7821. 7922 (iv).

 (Hudson Bay Co. rights) 5954 (iii).

 (legislative assembly) 5815 (iii).

 (schedules re constituencies) 5815 (iii).

 (school clause amt.) 7145 (iv), Amt.
(m.) 8269; on Amt. (Mr. Lamont) 8495 (v).

 (Senate representation) 5674 (iii).

(distribution of seats) 8705 (v).

Approval by Cabinet (remarks) on M.
for Sup., 2268 (ii).

on Constitutionality of, &c., on M. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 2196 (ii)..

Debate re, on Personal Explanation
(Mr. R. L. Borden) 2045.

Delay In Printing (remarks) 1671 (i).

Discussion re (remarks) 6836 (iv).

Franchise System (remarks) 5477 (iii).

Haultain, Mr., Letter to Prime Minister, on M. for Sup., 2502 (ii).

Information asked for in Rets., on Inquiry for (Mr. Foster) 3091 (ii).

on Inquiry for Papers, &c. (remarks)
2595 (ii).

Lt. Gov. Salaries) (prop, res.) 8693 (v).
*

* Meriddanj Divisional Line between Alberta and Saskatchewan, Letter (read) 8634 (v).

Notice of Amendment, &c. (remarks)
2761 (ii).

Notice of Procedure (remarks) 3169 (ii).

Number of Votes polled, Census, &c.,
(List read) in Com. on Bill, 7733 (iv).

Official Report of Division (remarks)
5429 (iii).

Population re Saskatchewan Boundaries (remarks) 5920 (iii).

Printing, &c. (remarks) 1755, 1788 (i),
8762 (v).

Provincial Rights, on M. (Mr. W. F.
Maclean) to adjn., 1751 (i).

Ry. Subsidies to Provs., &c. (remarks)
4202 (iii).

(remarks) 262 (i).

 on Resignation of Hon. C. Sifton (remarks) 1866 (i).

Resolutions re (remarks) 1594 (i).
_____Saskatchewan, Province of, Financial
Clauses (prop, res.) 2914 (ii).
_____ Schedules re (remarks) 4375, 4750 (iii).

Schedules, Population and Votes cast
(remarks) 5576 (iii).

 Schedules re Saskatchewan (remarks)
5475 (iii).
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Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid, G.C.M.G.-Gon.
Autonomy (B. 69) Second Reading, &c. (remarks) 2022, 2112 (ii).
See * Manitoba Boundaries.'
Badgley Island Timber Cutting, Licenses granted (Ans.) 452 (i).
Ballot Boxes, Payments to Mr. Cayouette (remarks) 989, 1337 (i).
Ballots, Blank, Method of Issuing, Complaints re S. Lanark and Ottawa (Ans.) 1342 (i).

 Printing, &c., for Carleton, Glengarry,
&c. (Ans.) 587 (i).

 Procedure re Printing, &c. (Ans.) 911
(i).
Banking, Act Amt., Legislation (remarks) 2442 (ii).
Binder Twine Mounties paid, &c. Statement (read) in Com. of Sup., 7221 (iy).
Blair, Mr., Resignation, &c. and Re-hearing of N.W. Cases (remarks) 66 (i).


 (remarks) on M. for Com. on Ry. B.
No .36, 511 (i).

 on Inquiry for Tel., 697 (i).
Boissevain Postmaster, Mr. Alex. McKnight, Dismissal, &c. (Ans.) 2328 (ii).
Borden, Mr. R. L., Congratulations to re Election (remarks) 624 (i).
Brandon, Saskatchewan and Hudson Bay Co.'s B. 179 (Mr. Turriff) in Com., 8655 (V).
Bredt, Mr. Emplymt. by Govt., 190, 265 (i).
B.C. Immigration Legislation, Dissallowance of (Ans.) 6475 (iv).
Britton, Judge, Rep. re Investigation, on Inquiry for Ret., 1152 (i).
Brunet, Mr., G.T.P. Ry. Commissioner, Resignation of (remarks) 5036 <.iii).
Business of the House, Ms. for Sup., &c. (remarks) 1241 (i)..

notices of motions (remarks) 9523 (v).

Cold Storage discussion (remarks) 8181
(y).
See ' Govt. Business.'
Cabinet Changes, Mr. Aylesworth's Position (remarks) 1336 (i).
Cabinet Vacancy (remarks) 4086 (iii).
Cabinet Vacancies and Absent Ministers (remarks) on Orders of the Day, 3562 (ii).
Cabinet Vacancy, Interior Dept., Information re (remarks) 3450 (ii).

 Minister of Public Works, on M. (Mr. W. P. Maclean) to adjn. 5474 (iii).

Representation in N.W. Ters. (remarks)
3252 (ii).
See ' Autonomy,' * Resignation,' * Hudson,'
' Ministers,' ' Oliver,' * Public Works.'
Canada Atlantic Ry. Co.'s B. 46 (Mr. Macdonald) in Com., 4236 (iii).
Can. Atlantic Ry., Purchase of by G.T.R. (remarks) 69 (i).
See ' I.C.R.'
Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid, G.C.M.G.-Gon.
C.P.R. Land Taxation, Judgment of Sup. Court (remarks) 2023 (ii).
Canadian detained on U.S. Borders (remarks) 5921 (iii).
Canadian Shippers via Atlantic SS. Co.'s and Armour's Contracts (remarks) re B. 45, 4235
(iii).
Carbide purchased by Marine Dept., Quantity and Price (Ans.) 915 (i).
Castonguay, A. B., Cause and Report re Dismissal (Ans.) 6653 (iv).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 631 (i).

on Ques. of Order (Mr. Monk) re Resolution, 631 (i).
Chateau Richer, Removal of Obstruction (remarks) 1154 (i).
Chesley Postmastership Vacancy, Appnmt., &c. (Ans.) 9081 (v).
Child Immigration to Can., Assistance by Govt. (Ans.) 1341 (i).
Child Immigration, Mrs. Close's Scheme (Ans.) 1936 (i).
Choquette, Judge, Date of Resignation and Appnmt. to Senate (Ans.) 1344 (i).	\
Civil Service Appnmts. since 1896 (Ans.) 585
(1).

 on Inquiry for Ret., 5808 (iii), 6232 (iv).
Civil Service Examiners Rep. (presented) 5428 (Hi).
Civil Service List (presented) 51 (i).
Clarke, Mr. E. F., Late M.P., Decease of (remarks) 2108 (ii).
Coal, Anthracite, Quantity used by Govt. (Ans.) 192 (i).
Colonial Conference and Tariff Discussions (remarks) on M. for Sup., 7099 (iv).
Colson, F., Appnmt. and Salary (Ans.) 8147
(v).
Commercial Agencies in G.B. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7208 (iv).

 Letter re Mr. Jackson's Ability (read)
in Com. of Su]>., 7210 (iv).
Commercial. Agents in Quebec, Collection of Taxes on (remarks) 9811 (v).
Committees, Sel. Standing (M.) 7 (i).

 Lists (presented) 60 (i).

 (cone.) Ill (i).

 Addition of Names (M.) 110, 624 (i), 3090
(ii), 5210, 5576 (iii).

 (M.) to add Name, 3090 (ii).

 4th Rep., on M. (Mr. Gervais) to cone.,
5034 (ill).

 on M. to cone, in 7th Rep., 9802 (v).
' De Ldvis,' Str., Hydrographic Surveys, Expenditure re (Ans.) 914 (i).
Demers, Mr. L. J., Decease of (remarks) 5139
(iii).
Dom. Elections Act Amts., Bills, Consideration during Recess (remarks) 9813 (v).
Dom. Lands, Open to Applicants, Ref. to in Speech (Ans.) 1935 (i).

 Sale, &c., on Inquiry for Ret., 2006 (ii).
Dukus Indian Reserve, Sale of Timber, &c. (Ans.) 3202 (ii).
Easter Adjournment (M.) 4750 (iii).

 (remarks) 4375, 4458 (iii).
Election, General, 10th Rep. (presented) 8001
(v).
Electoral Lists in N.W.T., Names of qualified Electors, &c. (Ans.) 7422, 7684 (iv).
' Emigration of State Children,' Cor. with Mr. C. Kinloeh Cooke re (Ans.) 5478 (iii).
Entennier, Mr. Henry, Entries for Homestead Lands (Ans.) 190 (i).
Esquimalt Naval Station, Abandonment by Imp. Govt. (Ans.) 188 (i).
Estimates (1905-6)-(presented) 58 (i).
Estimates, Delay in bringing down and efficient Criticism, on Amt. (Mr. Foster) 9096
(v).
Exports and Ijnports, Returns, Issue of Monthly Rep. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7214 (iv).
Fencing Wire, Inspection by Govt. (Ans.) 585
0).
See ' Wire.'
Fisheries Industry, Comnlission re, Recommendation. &c., om M. (Mr. Gan'ong) 6312, 6339 (iv).
Freight Rates : See ' Canadian Shippers.'
Georgian Bay Canal, Reps., &c. (Ans.) 192 (i).
Georgian Bay Islands, Jurisdiction Ontario and Dom. (remarks) 6487 (iv).
Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, &c., Fisheries, Requests re Investigation (Ans.) 5479 (iii).
Geographical Board of Canada, Rep. (presented) 625 (i).
Govt. Business, Precedence on Mondays (M.) 3361 (ii).

 Precedence on Wednesdays and Thursdays (M.) 820 (1).
See ' Business.'	,
Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid, G.C.M.G.-Con.
Graeme, Hunter, Complaints re Immigration Frauds (Ans.) 2189 (ii).
Grain Inspectors, List (read) in Com. of Sup., 7224 (iv).
Grain Survey Board, Pets, re Appnmts., on M. (Mr. Ames) for Cor. 1766 (i).

Question answered by Govt, (remarks)
1596 (i).

Surveys, Information given out of Dept.
of Rys., &c. (remarks) 2008 (ii).

Surveys, Reps, to Commission, &c. (remarks) 229 (i).

 Survey of Route Moncton to Winnipeg
Information re (remarks) 6135 (iv).

Terminals at Winnipeg, Cor., &c. (remarks) 9812 (v).

Terminus at Port Arthur, Ques. of
Order, 6138 (iv).
Grass Seeds, Quantity exported (Ans.) 913
(i).
G. B. and Her Colonies, Inter-Imperial Parlt., on prop. Res. (Mr. S. Hughes) 2392 (ii).
Half-Breed Claims unsettled, Complaints re (remarks) 9814 (v).
Half-Breed Scrip, Charges, re Mr. McDonald, &c., on M. (Mr. Fostqr) 7675 (iv).

Inquiry for Papers, 7100 (iv).

Further Papers, on Inquiry for, 9029
(v).

Instructions to Judge Myers, re Charges (remarks) 8180 (v).

Instruction to Judge Myers, on Inquiry
(Mr. Foster) 7723 (iv).

Investigation, Appmnt. of counsel (remarks) 8528, 8697 (v).
See ' Nixon.'
Half-Breed Scrip to Non-residents, on Mv (Mr. Foster) to Com. of Sup., 6569 (iv).

Patents re (remarks) 6907, 7020 (iv).

Statements re, 8777 (v).
Halifax Fishery Awards, Payments to Provs., Ref. re (Ans.) 2065 (ii).
Hamilton and Kilbride Mail Contract, Cost of, &c. (Ans.) 9080 (v).
Herring Fishing Industry, Rep. of Commission, Printing, &c. (remarks) 4552 (iii).
High Court of Justice, Ont., Appnmt. re (remarks) 5209 (iii).
Highway Crossings : See ' Ry. B. 2.'
lxxviii

Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid, G.C.M.G.-Con.
Hudson's Bay, Sovereignty of Can. (re'-f maTks) in Com. on B. 69, 5609 (iii).
Immigrants deported, Nationalities, Number, &c. (Ans.) 1847 (i).

(remarks) re Question, 1592 (i).
Immigrants, Examination re Qualifications (Ans.) 2188 (ii).

False Representations to (remarks) re
Bills, 8178 (v).

Number arriving in 1904 (Ans.) 1148 (i).

Appnmt.	of	Dep. Minister	(Ans.)	4371
(iii).

Depth Rep.	(presented) 453	(i).

Minister	of	(remarks) 1152	(i).

Vacancy	re	Interior Dept,	(remarks)
3362 (ii).
See * Cabinet.'
Internal Economy Committee (M.) 8 (i).


Labour Union Labels B.: 
Live Stock Record Association B.: (remarks) 5808 (iii).
Live Stock Record Associations, Delay to Farmers (remarks) 5577 (iii).
Lloydmaster and Meridian Line between Provs. of Alberta and Saskatchewan (remarks) 8634 (v).
Lobster Canning Licenses in District No. 1, Govtl. Intention (Ans.) 910 (i).
Logberg Printing Co., Winnipeg, Payments to (Ans.) 4373, 4457 (iii).
London Militiamen and London Elections (remarks) 7256 (iv).
London and North Oxford Bye-Election, Issue of Writs (notification) 6311 (iv).
See ' Returning,' &c.
Lowville to Milton, Mail Service, Cost of Contract, &c. (Ans.) 9080 (v).
McCormack & Sharpies, Messrs, Patent Relief, on M. (Mr. Calvert) to receive Pet. (objection) 6559 (iv).
Manitoba Boundaries, Former Pets, re (remarks) 4084 (iii).

Mr. Jackson's Speech re Settlement
(remarks) 4844 (iii).

 O.C. of March 21st, 1905 (remarks)
3745 (ii).
Manitoba Boundaries Extension, Pets, re, on M. (Mr. W. J. Roche) for Copies, 1768 (i).
Manitoba Boundaries Extension, M'gr. Sbar-retti's Demands from Man. Govt, (stmnt.) 3834; Cor., &c. (read) 3841 (ii).

 on M. (Mr. R. L. Borden) to adjn., 3947
(ii).
Manitoba Election Returns (remarks) 1672 (i).

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Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid, G.C.M.G.-Con.
Montreal Harbour Sheds, Claims of P. Lyall & Sons (Ans.) 687 (i).

 (remarks) re Ques., 697 (1).
Montreal Turnpike Trust, Indebtedness, Collections, &c., on M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 403 (i).
Morning Sittings (M.) 9081 (v).
Nicolas, Mr., Emplymt. by Govt, (remarks) on cone., 9685 (v).
Nixon, Mr., Charges against, on M. (Mr. Foster) to adjn., 8116 (v).

 on Inquiry for Papers, 6048 (iv).

 Investigation re (remarks) 8698 , 9788
(v).
See ' Half-Breed.'
North Atlantic Trading Co.'s Contract re Immigrants, Protests re (remarks) 8887 (v).

 Cor. with Ross Govt., on Inquiry for,
4078 (ii).
Ontario-Minnesota Power Co.'s B. 86 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 2763 (ii).
Ottawa Electric Co.'s B. 12 (Mr. Galliher) in Com. (M.) to ref. to Special Com., 1888 (i); in Com., 3176 (ii).
Ottawa Improvement Commission, Number of Employees (Ans.) 382 (i).
Ottawa Improvement Commission, Expenditures re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7280 (iv).
Oxford, N., Issue of Writ, &c. (remarks) 6136
(iv).

 Resignation of Mr. D. D. McKenzie (remarks) in Com. on Autonomy Bill, 8475 (v).
Pacific Cable Grants by Imp. Govt., Statement (read) in Com. of Sup., 7276 (iv).
Papal Ablegate : See ' Manitoba Boundaries '.
Parent, Hon. S. N., Appnmt. to Transcontinental Ry. Commission (remarks) 699 (i).
Parliament Grounds, Paving Contract, &c., on M. (Mr. S. Hughes) to adjn., 5799 (iii).
Patterson, T. W., Sale of Dom. Lands to in New Westminster, B.C. (Ans.) 4372 (iii).
Penny Banks, Charters, Stnrnt. of Business, &c. (Ans.) 687 (i).
Petroleum Crude, Bounties, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7220 (iv).
Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid, G.C.M.G.-Con. Pictou Cattle Disease, Investigation and Experiments re Cause (Ans.) 9079 (v).
Pollock, Mr. J. R., Emplymt. by Govt. (Ans.) 190 (i).
Port Arthur, &c., Dredging Contract, Ques. of Order re Irrelevancy of Debate, 4666, 4674 (Hi).
Port Burwell Dredging Contract, Purchase of Dredge, &c. (Ans.) 8656 (v).
Porter, Mr. Sydney, Emplymt. by Govt. (Ans.) 190 (i).
Postmaster General's Dept. Rep. (presented) 54 (i).
Post Office Assessment System, Collections re (Ans.) 3671 (ii).
Post Office Regulations re Distribution of .Packages, &e (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6835
(iv)	.
Preston, W. T. R., Immigration Agents, Salary, Reps., &c. (Ans.) 452 (i).

 Visit to Canada (Ans.) 451 (i).
P.E.I. and G. B. Mail Subsidy, Statement (read) in Com. of Sup., 7088 (iv).
P.E.I. and Mainland, Mail Service, Delays, &e. (remarks) 280 (i).
P.E.I. and W. Indies SS. Subsidy, Amount paid, Representations re (Ans.) 591 (i). .Printing Bureau, Enlargement, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6948 (iv).
Private Bills, Extension of Time, &c., on M. (Mr. Gervais) 2203 (ii).

 on M. (Mr. Grant) 448 (1).
Prorogation, Probable Date (remarks) 9801
(v)	.
Provincial Autonomy : See ' Autonomy.' Provincial Rights, on M. (Mr. W. F. Maclean) to adjn., 1749 (i).
Provincial Stock as Trust Investments in G.B., Cor., &c. (remarks) 9540. (v). Provincial Subsidies, Readjustment of, on M.
(Mr. Carvell) for Ret., 2103 (ii).
Public Works, Minister of, Rumour re Resignation (denial) 5035 (iii).
Public Works, Acting Min. of, Unconstitutionality of, &c. (remarks) 1938 (i).
Public Works, Delay in Rep. (remarks) 601 (i).
Public Works Portfolio (remarks) 6047 (iv). Quebec Bridge re G.T.P. (remarks) in Com. of Suip., 2296 (ii).
Quebec Political Crisis (explanation) 825 (i).



Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid, G.C.M.G.-Con.
Railway (Commissioners (chairman) B. 36 Ques. of Order, in Com., 1621 (i).
Ry. Commission, Appoint, of Chairman (remarks) 54 (i).
-* *- Board of Maintenance (remarks) in Com. of Snip., 1534 (i).

Opinion of Min. of Jus. re (remarks)
6233 (iv).

on M. for Sup., 6233 (iv).
Returns, on Inquiry for, 2262 (ii).

on Inquiry for (Mr. Foster) 4751 (ii).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 169 (Sir Frederick Borden) in Com. on Res., 6971 (iv).
Royal Mint, Ottawa; in Com. of Sup., 612 (i).
Ret. Officers, Deputy, Delay re Payments (remarks) 6560 (iv).
Returning Officers at Elections, Instructions re Form of Oath, on M. (Mr. Armstrong) to adjn., 7333 (iv).
See ' London.'
St. Abdon Post Office, Establishment of, &c. (Ana.) 6653 (iv).	,	,
St. Francois Wharf, Expenditure re in Fall of 1904 (Ans.) 1344 (i).
Salvation Army and Immigration, Cor. re (Ans.) 7684. (iv).	,
Saskatchewan Boundaries, Addition to (remarks) in Com. on B. 69, 5622 (iii).

Conference re (remarks) 8268 (v).
Saskatchewan Frov., Permanent Capital (remarks) 1596 (i).
See ' Autonomy.'
Sbarrettii, M'gr. : See * Manitoba Boundaries.'
School Lands sold by Public Auction in N.W. Ters. (Ans.) 730 (i).
' Scout ' Str., Explosion of Acetylene Gas, Investigation re (remarks) 4842 (iii).
Secretary of State, Depth Employees, Salaries, &c. (Ans.) 8147, 8656 (v).

Depth Report (presented) 5428 (iii).
Selkirk Ret. Officer, Occupation (Ans.) 1762
(1).
Senate and House of Commons Indemnity B. 202 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 9729
(v).
Separate School Pamphlet, Preparation by Official Authority (Ans.) 2006, 2328 (ii).
Sessions, Earlier Meeting (remarks) in Discussion on Estimates, 9096 (v).
Sherbrooke Drill Hall, Purchase of Site, &c., (Ans.) 191 (i).
Sherbrooke Post Office, Improvements, &c. (Ans.) 192 (i).
Sifton, Hon. Clifford, Resignation (explanation) 1851 (i).
Silver Coins, Worn, &c., Redemption (An)s.) 688 (i).
Smart, Dep. Min. of Interior, Resignation (remarks) 115 (i).
Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid, G.C.M.G.-Con.
Smart, Resignation and Employment by Govt.
(Ans.) 4371 (iii).
Speaker, Election (M.) 1 (i).

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Laurier, Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid, G.C.M.G.-Con.
Supreme Court Reports, Delay in Printing (Ans.) 1342 (i).
Sutherland, Hon. James, Decease ,bf (remarks) 5316 (Hi).
Telegraph Lines in Canada and Americans violating Alien Labour Act, on M. (Mr. Monk) to adjn., 7645 (iv).
Telephone Committee's Rep. (remarks) 9687
(v).
Telephone Grievances, and Tel. Com. Rep. (remarkis) on M. (Mr. Maclean) 9535 (v).
Telephone Lines, Pet. re Municipal Control, on M. (Mr. W. P. Maclean) to Com. of Sup., 1248 (i).
Thermograph Records re Atlantic Steamers, on M. (Mr. Henderson) for Copies, 1767 (i).
Tignish Breakwater, Tenders re, &c. (Ans.) 7018 (iv).
Timber Sales in Man. and N.W.T., Advertisements re (Ans.) 7098 (iv).
Tison, B. Aim6, Emplymt. by Govt. i(Anis'.) 6475 (iv).
Toronto, Centre, Vacancy, Issue of Writ (statement) 3362 (ii).

 Registration, &c. (remarks) 3251 (ii).
Trading Stamps, Abolition of, Legislation re (Ans.) 5425 (iii), 7684 (iv).

(remarks) 5134 (iii).

Reb. from Boards of Trade	re	Legislation (Ans.) 6903 (iv).
See ' Criminal Code.'
Transcontinental Commission, Appnmt. of Chairman (remarks) 7916 (iv).
See ' G.T.P.'
Transportation Commission, Complete Membership, &e. (remarks) 321 (i).
*	Interim Reip., on Inquiry	for	(remarks)
731 (i), 2595 (iii).
*	- Mr. Reford's Appnmt. (announcement) 492 (i).

 Rep. re, (remarks) in Com. on B. 45,
4226 (iii).
Tuberculosis, Prevention of, on M. (Mr. Per-ley) for Special Com., 8636 (v).

 Letter from Dep. Min. Cory (read) 5689
(iii).

 Letter from Hon. Mr. R. F. Sutherland
(read) 5691 (iii).

 on M. (Mr. Clements) to adjn., 5580
(iii)	.
*

on Inquiry for Ret., 5808 (iii).
Wire Fencing, Inspection of (Ans.) 686 (i).
Yonge Street Crossing Bridge, Construction, &e., Tel. re to Mayor (Ans.) 586 (i).
Yukon Commission ership, Vacancy re (remarks) 5036 (iii).
Yukon Elections, Delay in Ballot Box Opening (remarks) 988 (iii).
Yukon Ter., Ordinances Rep. (presented) 54
(i).
Yukon Elections Return of Member Elect, Telegrams (read) 1066 (i).

 Returning Officer (remarks) 1152 (i).

 (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2677 (II).
PE.I. Ry., West Cape Branch Survey (Ques.). 589 (i).
P.E.I. Steam Communication, Contract with Steam Navigation Co. (Ques.) 5316 (iii). P.E.I. Steam Communication, Snow Blockade,.
&c. (remarks) 1753 (i).
P.E.I. Tel. : See ' Anglo-American.'
P.E.I. Winter Communication, Investigation re Soundings for Pier at Cape Carleton, &c. (M. for cor.) 2778 (ii).

 in Com. on Schedules (Stony Plain)
8160 (v).

 ' Yellow Dog,' &c., Translation (read)
8367 (v).
' Protestants driven out of Quebec,' Ref. to in Speech on Autonomy Bill, 3305 (il). Provident Savings Association incorp. B. 134 (Mr. Gervais) in Com., 5975 (iv).
St. Lawrence Ship Channel, Defective BoileTS in Dredges, Litigation re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2470 (ii).
Supply :
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (GaspS and Dalhousie) 934; (Paspebiac and GaspS) 945; (Quebec and Gaspe) 926 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Que. (Montreal Inland Rev.) 1122 (i)..
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.S.
(Port Hawkesbury) 6838 (v).
Public Works

Harbours and Rivers-Que. (Douoet's Landing) 6849 (iv); (Grande Riviere de Beaupre) 9592 ; (Laprairi-e ice piers) 9590; (Maskimonge river) 9590 (v); (Montmorency wharf) 6852 (iv); (Petite Rivi&re) 9591 (v); (St. Maurice River dredging) 6852 (iv).
Railways-I.C.R. (Mitchell bridge) 1941 (i).
Lennox, Mr. H., South Simcoe.
Auditor General and Audit Act (amt.) to Com. of Sup., 9623 (v).

 (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6525 (iv).
Auditor General's Resignation, Acceptance by Govt, (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6522 (iv).

Legislation re Audit Act (Ques.) 590 (i).
Audit Office and Treasury Board, Legislation re (Ques.) 1935 (i).


Autonomy B.: (election of members) in Com., 5778 (Hi).

(laws, courts, &c.) 5930 (Hi).
Lennox, Mr. H.-Con.


Autonomy B.: 69 (schools) on Amt. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 8365 (v).

 (subsidy to provs.) in Com., 6088 (iv).
Autonomy Bill, Official Report of Division (remarks) 5432 (iii).


Northwest Territories B.: staff	salaries	(remarks)	in	Com. of
Sup., 1541	(i).

 Rep., Opinion of Min. of Jus. re (remarks) 6233 (iv).

Rep.	of Board, Preparation	of	(remarks) 2007 (ii).


Union Labels B.: 
Water Meters Inspection B.: 188 (Mr. Brodeur) in Com. of Res., 8675 (v).
Waterways and Transportation Problem, Ref.
to in Com. of Sup., 1311 (i).
Yukon Regulations : See ' Dom. Lands Act '.
Leonard, Mr. J. E. E., Laval.


Autonomy B.:  Par. from ' Le Journal ' (remarks) 753
(1).

 ' Le Soleil's ' Attitude (remarks) 830 (i).
Supply :
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Que.
(Terrebonne) 7394 (iv).
Trading Stamps, Res. from Boards of Trade re Legislation (Ques.) 6903 (iv).
Lewis, Mr. E. N., West Huron.
Anticosti Lightships, Expenditures re (Ques.) 1850 (i).
' De LOvis ' Str., Hydrographic Surveys, Expenditure re (Ques.) 914 (i).
Fisheries Protection Steamers, Names, &c. (Ques.) 1347 (i).
Lighthouse and Coast Service Steamers, Ports of Call, &c. (Ques.) 1850 (i).
Lighthouse Service, Aids to Navigation, Applications re Improvements, &c. (M. for ret.*) 917 (i).
Lurcher and East Point Lightships, Price, to Contractors, Renewals, &c. (M. for ret.*) 2333 (ii).

 Memoranda to Dep. Min., &c. (M. for
copies*) 2333 (ii).
Ocean and River Service Strs., Names and Tonnage, &e. (Ques.) 1347 (i).
P.E.I. Mail Service, Delays, &c. (remarks) 1153 (i)..
Public Works, Contracts awarded, Lowest Tenders, &c. (M. for ret.*) 916 (i).
Supply :
Canals-Miscellaneous	(inspection, &c.)
1513; Welland (Port Colborne elevator) 1280 (i).
Waterways and Transportation re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1280 (i).
Logan, Mr. Hance J., Cumberland.
Blair, Mr., Resignation of, Conspiracy, &c.
(remarks) on M. for Com. on B. 36, 531 (i). Cables of the Empire, Cor. re with Govt. (M. for copies*) 1397 (i).

Macdonald, Mr. E. M.-Con.
' Lurcher ' Lightship, Expenditure re Accident (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2755 (ii). Manitoba Boundaries, M'gr Sbarretti's Explanation, on M. to adjn., 3992 (ii). Naturalization and Aliens Act Amt. B. 184 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 8690 (v).
Nicola, Kamloops and Similkameen Coal and Ry Co.'s B. 34 (Mr. Galliher) in Com., 1709 (i).
Ottawa and New York Ry. Co.'s B. 92 (Mr. Pringle) in Com., 5747 (iii).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 180 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 8687 (v).
Pictou Cattle Disease, Investigation and Experiment re Cause, &c. (Ques.) 9079 (v). Supply :
Fisheries (dog-fish experiments) 9174 (v). Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Magdalen Islands) 907; (P.E.I. and Mainland) 921 (i).
Militia (permanent force) 9167 (v).
Ocean and River Service (govt, steamers) 2602 ; (winter mail service, P.E.I.) 2659
(ii).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.S. (Phinney's Cove) 9567; (Tatamogouche) 9580; (Toney river) 9581 (v).
Railways-I.C.R. (rolling stock) 9509 (v).
Macdonnell, Mr. A. C., South Toronto. Alexandria P.O., Contract re Delay, &c. (Ques.) 1760 (i).
Apples, Packing and Sale B. 121 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 2421 (ii).


Autonomy B.: Maodonnell, Mr. A. C.-Con.
Rondeau Harbour Works, Tenders re (Ques.) 1761 (i).
Seeds, Sale and Inspection B. 7 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 351, 372 (i).
South Africa and Canadian Mining Rights : See 1 Canadians Mining,' &c.
Statutes, Revision of, Completion, &e. (remarks) 745 (i).
Supply :
Labour Dept. (Labour Gazette) 7542 (iv). Public Works-Buildings-Dom. (heating) 6823 (iv); General (armouries) 1657; (clerk of works 1647; Out. (Toronto barracks) 1589; (Toronto, drill hall) 1582; (Toronto, warehouse) 1583 (1).
Public Works-Dredging-Mar. Provs. (new dredges) 6891 (iv).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers, Out. (Points au Baril route) 6888; (Port Dover) 7564; (Toronto, breakwater) 7567; (Toronto, eastern entrance) 7565 (iv).
Toronto Drill Hall, in Com. of Sup., 1582, 1657
(i).
Toronto Examining Warehouse: in Com. of Sup., 1583 (i).
Toronto Harbour, Eastern Entrance, Fog Signals, Alarms, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7565 (iv).

 Expenditure for 1880 to 1904 (M. for
ret.*) 403 (i).

Straightening Don River (remarks) In
Com. of Sup., 6888 (iv).

 Tender re Breakwater at Eastern Gap
(Ques.) 1761 (i).
Toronto Island Fog Horns, Testing, &c., Complaints re (remarks) 9283 (v).
Toronto Post Office, Erection of a new Building (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6833 (iv).
MacLaren, Mr. A. F., North, Perth.
Cold Storage on Atlantic Steamers, on M.
(Mr. Armstrong) to Com. of Sup., 8206 (v). Cornwall Canal Employees, Names, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1221 (i).
Railway Rates, Discrimination re, on M. (Mr. McKenzie) to cone, in 4th Rep. of Agr. Com., 5001 (iii).
Seeds, Inspection and Sale B. 7 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 1182, 1798 (i).
Sheep Disease (remarks) in Cora, of Sup., 6714 (iv).
Supply :
Railways-Ry. Commission (maintenance)
1539 (i).
Maclean, Mr. A. K., Lunenburg.
American Fishermen on N.S. Coasts, Protection re (remarks) 7907 (iv).


Autonomy B.: 
Autonomy B.:  in Com. (Alberta boundaries) 5607 (iii).

 (B.N.A. Act) 5729, 5749 (iii).

 (C.P.R. lands) 6050 (iv).

Crown lands) 8172 (v).

 (distribution of seats) 7727; Newspaper
Rumours, Quotations (read) 7744 (iv).

 (Hudson Bay Co. rights) 6049 (iv).

 (lands vested in Crown) in Com., 5986,
6008 (iv).

 (laws, courts, &c.) in Com., 6102 (iv).

 (readjustment of representation) in
Com., 5754 (iii).

 (Senate representation) in Com., 5678
(iii).

 on Schedules, sec. 25 (Athabasca) 8163;
(Saskatchewan) 8161; (Stony Plain) 8157 (v). Autonomy Bills, Alberta Boundaries, Letter re Naming of Province (read) 5637 (iii).

 Franchise System (remarks) 5476 (iii).

 (remarks) on Introduction of Min. of
Int. re Election, 5235 (iii).

Par. in ' Le Soleil' (M.) to adjn., 1745
(1).

 Res. re (remarks) 1594 (i).

Unconstitutionality of, &c. (M.) to
adjn., 2199 (ii).
See ' Manitoba.'


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 181 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 8689 (v).
Blair, Mr., Resignation, &c. (remarks) 55 (i).

 (remarks) on M. for Com. on Ry. B.
36, 497 (i).
Budget, The., Date of Delivery (remarks) 4920 (iii).
Business of the House, Motions for Supply, &c. (remarks) 1241 (i).
Cabinet ex-Ministers, Annuity B. 203 (Mr. Fielding) in Com. on Res., 9738 (v).
Cabinet Vacancy, Minister of Public Works (M.) to adjn., 5471 (iii).
See ' Public Works,' [DOT] Ministers.'
C.A.R. and I.C.R. : See * G.T.R.'
Canada Southern Bridge Co.'s B. 29 (Mr. German) in Com., 1287 (i).

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Maclean, Mr. W. F.-Con.


Canadian Canals Corporation B.: 
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: Surveys, O.C. re Commission (remarks)
229 (i).

 M. to withdraw, 3743 (ii).

 (amt.) re Express Cos., 1619 (i).

Appnmt. of Chairman, on prop. Res.
(Mr. Fitzpatrick) 320 (i), on Ques. of Order, 320 (i).

 in Com. (Hudson Bay Co. rights) 6949
(iii).

 (laws, courts, &e.) 5935, 5940 (iii).


Autonomy B.: 69, Attack re ' Orangeism ' (remarks) in Com., 5909 (iii).

 in Com. (Alberta boundaries) 5604,
5669 (iii).

(Crown Lands) 8262 (v).

 (distribution of seats) 7734 (iv); Amt.
to ref. to Judges, 7744; moved, 7770, 7819, 7931 (iv).

 on Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8017 (v).

 (election of members) 5766, 5809 (iii).

 (H. of C. representation) 5752 (iii).

 (laws, courts, &c.) 5944 (iii).

 (readjustment of representation) 5753
(iii).

 (schools) on Amt. (Mr. Lamont) 8494
(v)

 (seat of government) 5781 (iii), 8247 (v).

in Com., on Schedules (Athabasca)
8163; (Cardston) 8149; (Gleichen) 8153; Amt. 8166; (High River) 8155; Medicine Hat) 8149 (v).


Autonomy B.: 70 (Saskatchewan) in Com., (distribution of seats) 8727 (v).
McCarthy, Mr. M. S.-Con.
Autonomy Bill, Mr. Haultain, Letter to Prime Minister, on M. for Sup., 2515 (ii).

 Schedules, Preparation of (remarks)
5477 (iii).
Edmonton Election, Voters' Lists, Printing of (remark^) in Com. on B. 69, 5863 (iii). Experimental Farms, Establishment of, in Alberta, N.W.T. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6170 (iv).


Lesser Slave Lake P.O.: , Establishment of Mail Service, &c. (Ques.) 7018 (iv).


Autonomy B.: Murray Harbour Branch, Amount due
Contractors, &c. (Ques.) 2064 (ii).
' James W,' Schooner, Rescue of Crew by SS [DOT] Durango ' (remarks) 4198 (ii).
Lobster Fisheries, Res. of Board of Trade, Moncton (read) in Com. of Sup., 2909 (ii).
Marconi System, Establishment of on Govt. Steamers, (remarks) in Com. of Sup. 2623 (ii).
' Minto,' Govt. Steamer, Coal Loading, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup. 2603 (ii).
Morrison, Hector D., Customs Officer Pinette, P.E.I., Dismissal, &c. (Ques.) 2330 (ii).
Murray Harbour Branch and Hillsborough Bridge, in Com. of Sup., 2130 (ii).

 Claims for Land Damages from T.
Curley, &c. (M. for copies*) 2334 (ii).
New London Branch Ry., P.E.I. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2178 (ii).


North Lake P.O.: , Removal, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9612 (v).

xci
McLean, Mr. A. A.-Con.
Pinette, Customs Officer, P.E.I., Dismissal, "	&c. (Ques.) 2330 (li).
Power, Jas., Postmaster at Wheatley River, P.E.I., Dismissal, &c. (Ques.) 4374 (iii).
p.E.I. and Mainland Steam Communication, Delay in Mail Service (remarks) 2203, 2261 (U).
P.E.I., Dredging, Number and Names of Harbours, &c. (Ques.) 1148 (i).
P.E.I. Winter Communication, Investigation re Pier at Cape Carleton, on M. (Mr. Le-furgey) for Cor., 2808 (ii).

Delays, &c., in Com. of Sup., 2648; Cor.
(read) 2649; Res. from Delegates (read) 2651
(U).
P.E.I. Ry. Claims for Damages re Murray Harbour Branch (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9489 (v).
Railway Commission, Board of, Maintenance, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1532 (i).
Savage Harbour, P.E.I., Proposed Improvement (Ques.) 3361 (il).
Seeds, Inspection and Sale B. 7. (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 1182 (1).
Supply:
Civil Govt.-Marine and Fisheries (salaries) 2447 (ii).
Fisheries (hatcheries) 2904 ; (protection service) 2909 (11).
Immigration (agents, G.B.) 7700 (iv); (medical inspection) 9236 (v).
Legislation (laws, printing, &c.) 6948 (iv). Lighthouse and Coast Service (Marconi stations) 2870 (ii).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Manchester Line) 933; (P.E.I. and G.B.) 927 (i); (P.E.I. and G.B.) 7088; (St. John and W. Indies) 7197 (iv).
Miscellaneous (consolidation of statutes) 7247 (iv).
Ocean and River Service (Govt, steamers) 2598; (schools of navigation) 2646; (winter mail service, P.E.I.) 2648 (ii).
Post Office (mail service) 9612 (v).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.B. (Cape Tormentine) 7497 (iv); P.E.I. (Hig-gin's pier) 1734; (Rustico) 1738 (i); Telegraphs-Dom. (generally) 7636 (iv). Railways-I.C.R. (bridge strengthening) 1918 (i); (general vote) 7495 (iv); (steel rails) 2003 (i).
Railways-P.E.I. (air brakes) 2178; (Charlottetown station) 2026 (ii); (Georgetown accommodation) 9489 (v); (Morrell bridge span) 2177; (Murray harbour branch) 2041; (Murray Harbour and Bridge) 2130; (Vernon River blanch line) 2177 (ii).
Railways-Ry. Commission (maintenance) 1532 (i).
Weights and Measures (electric light inspectors) 1696 (i).
Timber Sales in Man. and N.W.T. Advertisements re (Ques.) 7097 (iv).
Truro Dining Room, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2255 (ii).
McLennan, Mr. A., Inverness.
Lobster and Herring Industry, Rep. of Commission (Ques.) 4371 (iii).
Supply :
Public Works-Buildings-N.S. (Inverness) 1040 (i); Harbours and Rivers-N.S. (Inverness Mines) 7404; (Mabou bridge) 7408; (Margaree) 7410 ; (Port. Hood) 7414 ; (Scott's bay) 7417 (iv).
Martin, Mr. A., Queen's, P.E.I.
Apples, Packing and Sale B. 121 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 679 (i).
Bait Freezers, Mar. Canada, Number, Location, &c. (M. for ret.*) 1769 (i), 2067 (il).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 671 (i).
Charlottetown, P.E.I. Ry. Station, Cor. and Reps, re Construction (M. for copies*) 194 (i).

Inquiry for Ret., 4810 (iii).

Site, &e. (Ques.) 60 (i).
Gold Storage Bait Freezers, Mar. Can., Number, Looajtion, &c. (M. for ret.) 1769 (i), 2067 (ii).
Commercial Agencies in Can., Location, &c. (M. for ret.*) 403 (i).
Fruit Growers Ass'on, P.E.I., Govt. Intention (Ques.) 381 (i).
Grand View Station, Murray Harbour Branch, P.E.I. Ry., Location, &c., Cor. (M. for copies*) 1770 (i).
Halifax Fishery Award, Distribution to Provinces, &c. (Ques.) 1593 (i).
Lambert's Pier, P.E.I., Expenditure re (Ques.) 4373 (iii).
Lawson, Mr. Henry, Postmaster at Stanhope, Dismissal, Cor., &c. (M. for copies.*) 1398 (i).

 (Ques.) 1062 (i).	.	[DOT]
Live Stock Record of Can., Nationalization, &c. (Ques.) 1848 (i), 2185 (ii).
Morell River Ry. Bridge, P.E.I., Complaints re (Ques.) 5035 (iii).
Murray Harbour and Hillsboro Bridge Branch, P.E.I. Ry. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7494 (iv).
Murray Harbour Branch, P.E.I. Ry., Completion, &c. (Ques.) 189 (i).

 Delegation re (Ques.) 265 (i).

 (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9482 (v).


North Lake P.O.: , Removal, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9613 (v).
P.E.I., Additional Subsidy in 1901, Inquiry for Ret., 4810 (iii).
P.E.I. and Mainland SS. Communication, Inspection of SS. * Stanley ' (Ques.) 687 (i).
______ Mail Service, Delays, &c. (remarks)
280 (i).

 Terms of Union, &c., Cor., &c. (M. for
copies*) 9698 (v).
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Martin, Mr. A.-Con.
P.E.I. Ry., Train Service (remarks) 697 (i). 

 Tunnel Surveys, Proposal to Delegation, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6643
(iv).
P.E.I. Communication with Mainland, Delays, &c., Tel., (read) 831 (i).

 Fisheries, Supervision, &c. (Ques.)
1762 (i).

 Mount Stewart Shipping Facilities,
Wharf Accommodation, &c. (Ques.) 1763 (i). P.E.I. Ry. Branch Lines, Construction an'd Surveys, Cor., &c. (M. for copies*) 916 (i). P.E.I. Ry. Stanley Bridge, &c., Surveys re (Ques.) 266 (i).
P.E.I. Steam Communication with Mainland, Tidings of SS. ' Stanley ' (remarks) 1338,
1595 (i).
P.E.I. Subsidy, Additional Grant, Cor., &e., re (M. for copies*) 3205 (ii).
P.E.I. and West Indies SS. Subsidy, Amount paid, Representations re (Ques.) 591 (i). P.E.I. Winter Communication, Inspector's Rep. of Str. ' Stanley,' &c., Cor., &c. (M. for copies*) 916 (i).
Railways and Canalls, Can., Subsidies, Construction, Expenditure, &e. (M. for stmnt.*) 916 (i).
Railway and Steamboat Accidents, 1904, Investigation re Causes, &c. (M. for ret.*) 1397 (i).
Railway Rates, Discrimination re, on M. (Mr. McKenzie) to cone, in 4th Rep. of Com., 5026 (iii).
Rustico Harbour Dredging, Expenditure re (Ques.) 1593 (i).
St. Peter's Breakwater, P.E.I., Tenders re, &c. (Quel3.) 5035 (iii).
Seeds, Sale and Inspection B. 7 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 354 (1).


Stanhope P.: 0., Dismissal of Mr. H. Lawson, Cor., Reps., &c. (M. for copies*) 1398 (i).

 (Ques.) 1062 (i).
Stanley Bridge, P.E.I. Ry., Total Cost, Claims for Damages, &c. (Quels.) 587 (i).
Supply :
Adulteration of Food (Act violations) 1704 (i).
House of Commons (stationery) 6595 (iv). Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and S. Africa) 977; (Magdalen Islands) 907; (Pictou and Montague Bridge) 926; (P.E.I. and G.B.) 929 (i), 7088 (iv); (P.E.I. and Mainland) 920; (P.E.I. and Nfld.) 940 (i), 7093; (St. John and W. Indies) 7194
(iv).
Militia (depots) 9113 (v).
Ocean and River Service (ice breaking steamerls) 9618 (v).
Public Works-Buildings-N.S. (Inverness) 1042 (i).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-P E.I. (Miminegash) 1735 (i); (Mount Stewart) 9585 (v); (New London) 1735; (Point Prim
Martin, Mr. A .-Con.
Supply -Con.
Public Works.-Con.
Island) 1736; (repairs, &c.) 1737; (Wood Island) 1743 (i).
Public Works-Telegraphs-B.C. (Kamloops) 7610 (iv).
Railways-I.C.R.	(bridge strengthening)
1913 (i) ; (general vote) 7495 (iv) ; P.E.I. Cardigan branch) 9482 (v) ; (Charlottetown accommodation) 2025 (ii) ; (Charlottetown track extension) 6434 (iv); (Hillsborough bridge) 2038; (Murray branch) 2038 (ii). Sydney, I.C.R., Station, Collection's for Freight, &e. (M. for ret.) 1767 (i). Wheatley River, P.E.I. Postmaster, Dismissal of James Power, Cor. (M. for copies*) 9697 (v).
Martin, Mr. T., North Wellington.


Autonomy B.:  in Com., sec. 2 (B.N.A. Act) on Amt.
(Mr. Monk) Dual Language, 8624 (v).

 in Com., (Alberta boundaries) 5602 (iii).

 (B.N.A. Acts) 8526 ; Amt., Dual Language) 8530, 8613 (v).

 (election of members) 5777 (iii).

 (laws, courts, &c.) 8241 (v).

 (readjustment of representation) 5756
(Hi).

 ((schools) on Amt. (Mr. Bergeron) 8425,
8441 (v).

on Amt. (Mr. Lamont) 8505 (v).
Autonomy (Saskatchewan) B. 70 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., sec. 2 (B.N.A. Act) Amt. 8702 (v).
Autonomy re N.W. Ters., Cor. re CM. for copies) 599 (i).

French and English Language, Notice
of Motion, 7582 <iv).
See ' Provincial,' ' Separate Schools.' Blair, Hon. A. G., Letter re Resignation (M. for copy*) 601 (i).
Canada Atlantic Ry. Co.'s B. 46 (Mr. Macdonald) in Com., 4243 (iii).
* Canada,' Str., Expenditure re Equipment, Names of Employees and Payments to, &c. (M. for ret.*) 1399 (i).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 991, 1003; in Com., 629, 1091
(i).


Huot. Mr.   J.@: , Payments to re L'Ange Gardien Beach (Ques.) 1343 (i).
Ice Breaker : See ' Montcalm.'
Immigration and Salvation Army, Cor. re (Ques.) 7684 (iv).
Immigration Office, G.B., Number of Employees, Salaries, &c. (Ques.) 592 (i).
Immigration, SS. Subsidies, Contracts re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7699 (iv).

 Ten Years' Contract, &c., Inquiry for,
8387 (V).
See ' North Atlantic.'
Immigrants, Farmer. Bonus paid by Govt., &c. (Ques.) 7811 (iv).
Isle Bizard Wharf Abutments, Expenditure re (M. for ret.*) 2067 (ii).
Jacques Cartier Surveys, Cost, Reps. &c. (Ques.) 593 (i).
Joliette Ry. Surveys, Total Expenditure re (Ques.) 1346 (i).
Kingston, Lighthouse Depot, Establishment of (Ques.) 914 (i).
Lachine Canal, Cote St. Paul. Use of Water Power (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1515 (i).
Lachine Canal Water Privilege, Lease to Wm. Parkyn, &c. (Ques.) 5132 (iii).
Levis, Purchase of Land for I.C.R. (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6670 (iv).
Manufacturing Industries, Statistics re (remarks), 1091 (i).
Meteorological Service, Names on Pay-roll, &c. (M. for ret.*) 917 (i).
Military Hospital, St. Johns, Que., Contract re Repairs, &c. (Ques.) 5687 (iii).



XC1V INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Monk, Mr. F. D.-Con.
Mint, Royal of Canada, Establishment of, Cor. with Imp. Govt. (M. for copies*) 916 (1).
[Stage Direction]
 Inquiry for. Cor. (remarks) 2595 (ii),
7424 (iv). 8287 (v).
' Montcalm,' used by Dept, for St. Lawrence Ship Channel (remarks) in Sup., 2450 (ii).
Montreal and other Harbours, Dues and Charges, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7314 (iv).
Montreal Harbour Commission, Permanent Sheds, Cor. between Govt., &c. (M. for copies) 153 (i).
Montreal Inland Revenue Building, Addition and Site re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1122
(i).
Montreal P.: 0., St. Catherine St. Branch P.O., Regis paid and Unsanitary Condition (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 201 (i).
Montreal Turnpike Trust, Indebtedness, Collections, &c. (M. for ret.) 402 (i).
Naval Militia for Canada, Total Expenditure re "">ues.) 1346 (i).
North Atlantic Trading Co., and Contract re Immigration (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7705 (iv).

 Inquiry for, &c., 7906 (iv).

 Protests re (Temarks) 8887 (v).
See ' Immigrants.'
N.W. Mounted Police Act Amt. B. 8 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 464 (i).


Northwest Territories B.: 160 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 8769 (v).
Ottawa and New York Ry. Co.'s B. 92 (Mr. Pringle) in Com., 5740 (iii), 5967 (iv).
Ottawa Electric Co.'s B. 12 (Mr. Galliher) in Com., 2534 (ii).
Parole System for Convicts (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 470 (i).
Prescott Lighthouse Depot, Total Area, &c. (Ques.) 1148 (i).
Preston, W. T. R., Immigration Agent, Salary, &e., Reps., &c. (Ques.) 452 (i).

 Employees, Total Cost, &c. (Ques.) 592
(i).
Provincial Autonomy re N.W. Ters., Cor. between Govt, of N.W.T., &c (M. for copies) 599 (1).
See 'Autonomy:'
Public Accounts Com., Meetings, &c. (remarks) 403 (1).
Public Buildings in Villages, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1101 (i).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 37 (Mr. Prefontaine) in Com., 1243 (i).
Quebec Harbour Works, Transfer to Marine Dept., in Com. of Sup., 771 (i).
Quebec Political Crisis, Explanation asked for, 822 (i).
Railway Commission (chairman) B. 36 (Mr! Fitzpatrick) i,n Com., 1606 (i).
Monk, Mr. F. D.-Con.
Railway Commission, Official Cars, Legal Expenses, &c. (Ques.) 593 (1).
Railway Surveys in Joliette Co., Engineers, Salaries, Instruction's, &c. (M. for ret.) 2065 (ii).
Royal Mint : See [DOT] Mint.'
St. Francois Wharf, Expenditure re in Sept., Oct. and Nov., 1904 (Ques.) 1343 (i).
Ste. Genevieve and Isle Bizard, Expenditure re, Cor., &c. (M. for stmnt.*) 601 (1).
St. Ignace Channel Dam, Plan, &c. (Ques.) 592 (i). '	,
St. Lawrence Ship Channel, Dredging, &e., in Com. of Sup., 2450 (ii).
St. Paul Land and Hydraulic Co.'s Lease, Rental, &e. (Ques.) 2777 (il).
Salmon, Capt., Resignation, &c., on M. (Mr. Ames) for Cor., 395 (i).
' Scout ' Str., Explosion of Acetylene Gas, Appnmt. of Experts on Commission (remarks) 4841 (iii).
Separate Schools, Circularte issued by Jacques Cartier Club (personal explanation) 2410 (ii).
Sorel Shipyard, Expenditure re Wages, Amount expended in supplies, &c. (M. for ret.*) 1399 (i).

 (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2457 (ii).
Statistics, Collection, &c., Information, &c. (remarks) in Com. on B. 5, 1003 (i).
Submarine Signal Co., Boston, Contracts with, &c.. Cor., &c. (M. for copies*) 917 (i).
Supply :
Avis, Agriculture, &c. (archives) 1827; (exhibitions) 1833; (Year-book) 1474 (i). Immigration (agents, G. B., &c., salaries) 7685 (iv).
Justice-Yukon (living allowances) 128 (i). Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Canada and France) 7094; (Canada and New Zealand 7094 (iv); (Can. and S. Africa) 979 ; (Paspebiac and GaspO) 947; (Quebec and Natashquan) 967; (St. .Catherine's Bay and Tadousac) 950; (wrecking plant) 963 (i).
Ocean and River Service (schoolfs of navigation) 2641 (ii).
Penitentiaries (coal contracts) 478 ; (parole system) 470 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-General (clerk of works) 1646 (i).
Public Works.-Buildings-N.W.T. (Regina P. O.) 1639 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Ottawa (museum) 761 (i).
Public Workte-Buildings-Que. (Actonvale) 1101; (Dom., renewals, &c.) 1107; (Grosse tale) 1108; (Longueuil) 1113; (Magog) 1115; (Montreal, barracks) 1118; (Montreal, Inland Rev.) 1119; (Montreal P. O., improvements) 1127; (Quebec, trachoma hospital) 1138 (i).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Que. (Grande Piles) 7327 (iv); (harbour improvements) 771 (i); (Portneuf wharf) 7314; (Repentigny wharf) 7314 (iv); (St. Lawrence Channel) 2450 (ii).



Monk, Mr. F. D.-Con.
Supreme Court Rep., Delay in Printing, Cor., &c. (M. for copy*) 1398 (i).

 (Ques.) 1341 (!)[DOT]
Telegraph Line's in Canada, Americanizing of, re Alien Labour Act (M.) to adjn., 7642 (iv). See * G.N.W.'
Trachoma Hospitals, Generally, Establishment of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1138 (i).
Trading Stamps Legislation, &c. (Ques.) 7020
(iv).

 (remarks) 5134 (ill).
Transcontinental Ry.: See ' G.T.P.'
Transportation Problem and Wharf Building, Govt. Policy re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7314 (iv).
Vegetable's, Canned, Preserved, &o.; Value of Imports, (M. for stmnt.*) 279 (i).
Verdun, Damage by Floods, Cor. from Board of Trade, Montreal (M. for copies*) 457 (i).
Veteran^, 1866 and 1870, Grant of Land (remarks) 6047 (iv).
Wrecking Plant ' Lord Strathcona ' in Com. of Sup., 963 (i).
Morin, Mr. J. B., Dorchester.


Autonomy B.: 69 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com. on Res. (subsidy) 5534 (iii).
Ballot Boxes, Payment to Mr. Cayouette re (letter read) 989 (i).

 (remarks) 1337 (i).
* Champlain,' Str., Total Cotet, &c. (Ques.) 149 (i).
See 'Montcalm.'
Chateau-Richer, Expenditure by Govt, for Public Works (M. for stmnt.*) 109 (i).


Atlantic Fast SS.: 

XCV1 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Mulock, Hon. Sir William, K.C.M.G.-Con.
Farmington and Wilmot Mail Contract, Name of Contractor, &c. (Ans.) 2330 (ii).
Fessenden Wireless Tel. of Can', incorp. B. 144 (Mr. Geoffrion) in Com., 6607 (ly).
Fitz-Simouis Relief B. 130 (Mr. Calvert) in Com., 6378 (iv).
Franking Privilege, Abuse of, re Circulars of Dental Institute (remarks) 1807 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Use of Stamps, &c. (remarks) 5135 (iii),
5963 (iv).
Free Mail Delivery, Total Cost (An®.) 729 (i).
Glenn Ross P.O.: 
Labour Union Labels B.: 10 (Mr. Smith, B.C.) in Com., 705 (i).
Letter Carriers, Bonuses, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 215 (i).

 Payment for Sick Leave (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 176 (d).

Uniforms, Contracts re (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 207 (i).
Leverette, Geo. Milton, Postmaster, Kitley, Partisan Conduct re Election (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6241 (iv).
Logberg Printing Co., Payments to (Ans.) 4373 (iii).
Maccan Mail Contract, Amount paid, (Ans.) 188 (1).
Mail Bags, Locks, Repairs, &c.. Contracts re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 205, 209 (i).
Mail carried free by Rys, (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 186 (i).
Mail Carriers, System of Payments (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 177 (i).
Mail Contracts, Tenders re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 179 (i).
Mail Subsidy paid to Star Line re River St. John (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 181 (i).
Mail Subsidies re Newfoundland Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 177 (i).
Mulock, Hon. Sir William, K.C.M.G.-Con.
Manitoba Boundaries Extension, M'gr. Sbar-retti's Memorandum, &c. (personal explanation) 3846 (ii).

 ' Malicious Fabrication ' re Charges,
4035 (ii).
Manitoba Voters' Lists returned to Clerk of Crown (remarks) 1406 (i).
Melbourne and Upper Melbourne Mail Contract, Tenders re (Ans.) 4372 (iii).
Mexico and Canada, Exports of Canadian Goods, &c. (remarks) 897 (i).
See ' Canada and Mexico.'
Mileage re Mail Carriage, .remarks) in Com. of Sup., 184 (i).
Ministers, Absence of (remarks) 1285 (i).
Money carried Through Mail, Legislation re (Ans.) 4809 (iii).
Montreal Postal Station (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1128 (I).
Montreal Post Office, Complaints re Registered Letters (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 183 (i).

Illegal Stamping of Letters (cor. read)
in Com. of Sup., 194 (i).

 Improvements, New Station (remarks)
in Com. of Sup., 223 (i).

 Pneumatic System Installation, in
Com. of Sup., 1134 (i).

 St. Catherine St. Branch, Unsanitary
Condition (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 202 (i).

 Stealing of Cheques, &c. (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 198 (i).
Moosejaw and Edmonton Ry. Co.'s iueo'J., B. 20 (Mr. Scott) in Com., 2715 (ii).
Nicola, Kamloops and Similkameen Coal and Ry Co.'s B. 34 (Mr. Galiiher) in Com., 1709
(i)	.
N.W.T. Boundary Line, Contract re Wire Fence, on Explanation (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5696 (iii).


Owen Sound P.O.: , Site re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1029 (i).
P&re Marquette Ry., Emplymt. of Aliens, Judge Winchester's Rep. (presented) 6232 (iv).
Pneumatic Tube System, (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 217 (i).
Port Arthur and Fort William Telephone System and Board of Ry. Commissioners, on M. (Mr. Boyce) for Copies of Cor., 1389 (i).

Letter from Mr. Pottinger (read) 1153
(i)	.

 (remarks) 2204 (ii).
P.E.I. Communication with Mainland, (remarks) 832 (i).

 (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 221 (i).
St. James Division Branch Post Office (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 218 (i).
St. John and St. Martin's, N.B., Mail Contract (Ans.) 2776 (ii).
Ste. Marguerite Postmaster, Dismissal of L.
Laflamme (Ans.) 6477 (iv).
Sarnia Post Office Building (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 862 (i).
Shelburne Postmaster, Dismissal, &c., on M. (Mr. Barr) for Cor., 597 (i).

 (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1044 (i).
Sherbrooke, Postal Rate and Delivery (Ans.) 379 (i).
Stanhope, P.E.I., Dismissal of Postmaster Lawson (Ans.) 1062 (i).
G
Mulock, Hon. Sir William, K.C.M.G.-Con.
* Supply :
Canals-Welland (Port Colborne elevator)-1272, 1300 (i).
Civil Govt.-Labour Dept, (salaries, &c.)-100 (i); Post Office-(contingencies) 6240-(iv); (salaries) 95 (i).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and Mexico) 895 (i).
Ocean and River Service, (winter mail service, P.E.I.) 2662 (ii).
Post Office (compassionate allowance re Patrick Callery) 6628 (iv) ; (detective service) 209 ; (inspectors' salaries) 144 ; (inspector W. A. Cairns salary) 6629 (iv); (letter carriers) 173; (mail service) 5629 (iv), (provisional allowance) 166; (ry. mail clerks) 139; (salaries) 165; Yukon (mail service) 203; (salaries) 214 (i). Public Works-Buildings-N.S. (Antigonish) 849; (Canso) 1029; (Shelburne) 1044 (i). Public Works-Buildings-Ont. (Sandwich) 1579; (Toronto postal station) 1592; (Toronto warehouse) 1584 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Ottawa (Royal Mint) 618 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Que. (Montreal military buildings) 1126; (Montreal P.O., improvements) 1127; (Montreal P.O., pneumatic system) 1134.
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.S. (Apple River wharf) 1730; (Harbour improvements) 774 (i).
Tay Canal, Ref. to in Com. of Sup., 1301 (i).
Telephone Systems, Investigation into: (M.) for Sel. Com., 2681, 2841 (ii).

 (M.) to add Names, 4186 (iii).
Thessalon Postmaster, Appnmt. and Sureties (Ans.) 6106 (iv).

 on M. (Mr. Boyce) to Com. of Sup., 6201
(iv).

 on M. (Mr. Boyce) for Cor., 3202 (ii).

 Further Papers re Irregularities (presented) 6232, 6646 (iv).
Toronto Examining Warehouse, in Com. of Sup., 1584 (i).
Toronto Postal Service, Pneumatic Tubes (remarks) 5807 (iii).

 (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1591 (i).
Transportation Problem re Waterways (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1272, 1300 (i).
Trent Canal Surveys (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1471 (i).
Tuberculosis, Prevention of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Perley) 1385 (i).
Uniforms for Letter Carriers, Contracts re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 206 (i).
Victoria Harbour Mail Contract (Ans.) 2191
(ii).
Waverley Postmaster, Duties and Residence, &e. (Ans.) 5427 (iii).

 Personal Duties (remarks) 5807 (iii).
Welland Canal, Leases for Water Power, on M. (Mr. German) for Ret., 2098 (ii).
Wire Fencing : See ' N.W.T.'
xcviii

Northrup, Mr. W. B., East Hastings.


Autonomy B.: 
Union Labels B.:  (Compensation re Lands) 5817 (iii).

 (Crown Lands), 8262 (v).

 (distribution of seats), 7728 (iv) ; on
Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden), 8017 (v) ; on Amt. (Mr. McCarthy) re distribution of seats, 7771, 7818, 7938 (iv).	[DOT]
-	

 (lands vested In Crown), 5992 (iv).

 (school clause amts.), 5865 (iii).

 (seat of govt.), 8244 (v).

 (subsidy to provs.), 6088 (iv).


Autonomy B.: 69, in Com., on Schedules (Athabasca) 8163 ; (Cardston) 8149 ; (Edmonton city) 8160 ; (Gleichen) 8154, 8166 ; (Lethbridge) 8150 ; (Macleod) 8150 ; (Medicine Hat) 8148 ; (Saskatchewan) 8161 ; (Stony Plains) 8157 ; (Sturgeon) 8162 ; (Vermilion) 8155 (v).
Autonomy (Saskatchewan) B. 70 in Com., sec.
12 (distribution of seats) 8712 (v). Autonomy B. 69, Attack on " Orangeism " (remarks) in Com., 5874 (iii).

 Printing of Voters' Lists (remarks)
5865 (iii).
" Emigration of State Children ; Reply to Ques. (read) 5576 (iii).
Geological Survey Director, Appnmt. of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9303 (v).
Georgian Bay Islands, Sale to Mr. F. W. Grant (remarks) 6480 (iv).

 Jurisdiction of, Memorandum (read)
6478 (iv).
Grazing Leases, &c., on Inquiry for Ret., 8530
(v)	.
Half-Breed Scrip, Applications from N. Ouel-let, &e., Purchase of, &c. (Ans.) 9079 (v). Half-Breed Scrip to Non-residents (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6500 (i^.

 on M. (Mr. Foster) to Com. of Sup.,
6564 (iv).

 (reply) to Hon. Mr. Foster, 7667 (iv).

 Further Issue of Patents (remarks) 8003
(v)

 Further Instructions laid on Table,
9075 (v).

 Further Papers laid on Table, 9179 (v).

 Inquiry for Copy of Instructions (Mr. Foster) 8181 (v).

 Memo, from Mr. Cot6 (read) 6403 (iv).

* on Inquiry (Mr. Foster) for Papers,
7423 (iv).
See ' Nixon.'
Homestead Entries, Bogus Applications (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9270 (v).

Sales to Settlers (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 9269 (v).
Homestead Inspectors and Govt. Officials acting as Political Organizers in N.W.T. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9256 (v).

Policy re Politicians (remarks) in Comof Sup., 6407 (iv).
Immigration Agents, Tabulated Statement (read) 9308 (v).
Immigration, B.C., Medical Inspection, O.C., &c. (read) in Com. of Sup., 9331 (v).



Oliver, Hon. Frank-Con.
Immigration, Bonuses paid to Transportation and Booking Cos. (Ans.) 7811 (iv).

 Bonuses to Steamships (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 9318 (v).
See ' North Atlantic.'

 Literature (remarks) in Com. of Sup.,
7710 (iv).

 Offices in G.B., Memorandum from Toronto Trade and Labour Council (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9312 (v).
Immigrants deported from Can., &c. (remarks) in Com .of Sup., 7702 (iv).
Immigrants entered at Vancouver and Victoria, Statement (read) in Com. of Sup., 9332 (v).
Immigrant Farmers, Bonuses paid by Govt. (Ans.) 7811 (iv).
Immigrants from English Workhouses, Proposal of Mr. Neill, &c. (Ans.) 6188 (iv).
Immigration of Children (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9324 (v).
Indian Agents acting as Magistrates (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6546 (iv).
Indian Reserve Sales, on M. (Mr. Hughes) 6564 (iv).

 Charges against, on M. (Mr. Foster) to
adjn., 8107 (v).

Investigation at Macleod (remarks)
9075, 9789 (v).

 on Amt. (Mr. Foster) to reduce Salary,
9316, 9770 (v).
See ' Half-Breed,' &c.
North Atlantic Trading Co., and Contract re immigration (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7705 (iv), 9320 (v).

 prop. Res. (Mr. Osier) 9440 (v).


Autonomy B.: in Com., (election of members), 5766
(iii).
Autonomy Bill, Mr. Haultain's Letter to Prime Minister on M. for Sup., 2513 (ii).
Ballot Box Frauds in Dom. Elections, on M. (Mr. Porter) to Com. of Sup., 9218 (v).
CaTpets purchased by Govt, for Parlt. Buildings, Quantity, Value, &c. (Ques.) 8266 (v).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 633 (i).
Clarke, Mr. E. F., Late M.P., Decease of (remarks) 2109 (ii).
Drummond Co. Ry., Expenditure re (remarks) 1941 (i).
Elevator at Port Colborne, in Com. of Sup., 1277, 1309 (i).
Estimates, Obstruction of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9272 (v).
Osier, Mr. E. B.-Con.
Govt. Officials and Political Organizers (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9272 (v).
Grand Trunk Ry. Co.'s B. 45 (Mr. Macdonald) in Com., 3650 (ii).
G. T. Pacific Surveys, Reps, in Ry. Dept., (remarks) 2021 (ii).
Immigration of Children (remarks) in Com. of of Sup., 9324 (v).
Immigration Office in G.B., Complaints of Toronto Trade and Labour Council, Memorandum (read) 9309 (v).
I.C.R., Expenditure re Capital Account (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1953 (i).
Japan Trade Relations with Canada, on Stmnt. (Mr. Fisher) 7913 (iv).
Killam, Judge, Appnmt. as Chairman of Commissioners (remarks) on M. for Com. on Res., 562 (i).


Labour Union Labels B.: 10 (Mr. Smith, B.C.) in Com., 709 (i).
Manitoba Boundaries, M'gr. Sbarretti's Explanation, on M. to adjn., 4033 (ii).
Moncton Shops, I.C.R., Capacity, &e. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1965 (i).
North Atlantic Trading Co.'s Contract re Immigrants, Termination of (prop, res.) 9437; Neg. (Y. 40; N. 76) 9480 (v).

 (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9320 (v).

 Notice of Motion, in Com. of Sup., 9329
(v).
N.W.T. Boundary Line, Contract re Erection of Wire Fencing, on Explanation (Sir "Wilfrid Laurier) 5712 (iii).

 on M. (Mr. Clements) to adjn., 5584
(iii).
N. W. Mounted Police Act Amt. B. 8 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 462 (i).
Ottawa Public Buildings, Rentals, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6818 (iv).
Parole System for Convicts (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 472 (i).
Pilotage Act (Quebec) Amt. B. 171 (Mr. Pre-fontaine) in Com., 7444 (iv).
Plains of Abraham, Que., Erection of Tank on Martello Towers (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 431 (a).
Port Colborne, Elevator on Welland Canal, in Com. of Sup., 1277, 1309 (i).
Ry. Commissioners (chairman) B. 36 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) on M. for Com. on Res., 562 (i).
Ross Rifle Factory, Tank on Martello Tower (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 431 (i).
Seeds, Inspection and Sale B. 7 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 1168 (i).
South Shore Ry. Co. and Quebec Southern Ry. B. 149 (Mr. Geoffrion) in Com., 9345 (v).
Supply :
Canals-Trent (Holland River) 9360; (surveys) 9356; (surveys of dams) 9377 (v); Welland (Port Colborne elevator) 1271, 1309 (i).


Allans SS.: Contracts re Cold Storage, Cor., &e. (read) in Com. of Sup., 865 (i).


Atlantic Fast SS.:  in Com. (distribution of seats) on
Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8081 (v).


Autonomy B.: 69, School Clause Amts, (remarks) in Com., 5870 (iii).

 Discussion re (remarks) 6836 (iv).
See * Manitoba.'
Binder Twine, Manufacture in Can. for Home Consumption (Ans.) 1759 (i).
Budget, on The, 8934 (v).
Canso, Establishment of Bait Freezers, &e. (Ans.) 1147 (i).
Cattle Embargo, &c. (remarks) in Com of Sup., 902 (i).
Cement, Tariff Changes, in Com. on B. 190, 9765 (v).
Cement, in Com. on Ways1 and Means, 8985 (v). Civil Service Insurance Act, Statement, &c. (presented) 54 (i).
Coatsworth, Customs Collector, Salary, &c.
(remarks) in. Com. of Sup., 261 (1).
Customs Collections on Sunday (remarks) in Com. of Sup.,' 413 (i).
Customs Collector, Victoria, B.C., Appnmt. of, &c. (Ans.) 271 (i).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 190 (Mr. Fielding) in Com., 9764 (v).
Discrimination re Freight Rates, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 889 (i).
Dumping Clause, Amts, to (remarks) in Com. on B. 190, 9767 (v).
______Customs, Instructions' re, on M. (Mr. Kemp) for Copies, 695 (i).
Dredges imported, Entries at Customs, &e. (remarks) re Ques. of Mr. Bennett, M.P., 5596 (iii).

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Paterson, Hon. William-Con.
Dredging Plant, &e., Imported into Canada, Valuation, &c. (Ans.) 5425 (ill).
Edmonton Election, Opposition to Min. of Int. (remarks) in Com. on B. 69, 5884 (iii).
Fisher, P. G., Retirement, &c. (Ans.) 264 (i).
Furness, Withy & Co., Contract re S. African Trade, in Com. of Sup., 971 (i).


Hamilton Cove P.O.: , Mail Service and Revenue (Ans.) 7422 (iv).
Harvey, N.B., Customs Collector, Appnmt. of (Ans.) 9697 (v).
Hay exported from Quebec to Boston, Number of Tons (Ans.) 689, 1065 (i).
Herring Industry, &c. at Canso, &c. (Ans.) 1147 (i).
Imports and Exports, Total Amount for Home Consumption, 1904 (Ans.) 380 (i).
Imports from United Kingdom, Amounts,^&c. (Ans.) 267 (i).
McMichael, Mr., Customs Inspector, Duties, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 406 (i).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions, Information re System (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 923 (i).
Manitoba Boundaries, Mr. Borden's Visit to Bishop Langevin in Winnipeg. &c., 4020 (ii).
Manitoba Boundaries, M'gr. Sbarretti's Explanation, on M. to adjn., 4018 (ii).
Meteorological Building, Toronto, Erection of (Ans.) 1149 (i).
Morrison, Hector D., Customs Officer, Pinette, P.E.I., Dismissal, &e. (Ans.) 2330 (ii).
Oats, Rolled, Tariff Changes, in Com. on B. 190, 9764 (v).	.
Preferential Tariff, Amounts, Volue of Imports, &c. (Ans.) 152 (i).
Prescott Lighthouse Depot, Total Area, &c. (Ans.) 1149 (i).
Pub. Accounts (presented) 50 (i).
'Reptile Press,' &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1576 (i).
Returns, on Inquiry for (Mr. S. Hughes) 5209
(iii).
Revenue collected in N.W. Ters., on M. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) for Ret., 601 (i).
Rolled Oats :	See ' Oats.'
Rouse, David, Appnmt. as Customs Collector, Salary, &c. (Ans.) 452 (i).
Ste. Famille Wharfage Dues, Abolition of (Ans.) 1150 (i).
St. Francois and Quebec SS. Subsidy, Request re (Ans.) 1504 (i).
Saskatchewan, Prov. of : See * Autonomy.'
Sault Ste. Marie Bonded Warehouse for Soft Coal, Establishment of (Ans.) 5688 (iii).
Savage Harbour, P.E.I., Proposed Improvement (Ans.) 3361 (ii).
Shaw, Mr. J. B., Retirement, &c. (Ans.) 264

Paterson, Hon. William-Con.
S. Africa and Can SS. Subsidy, Contract re in Com. of Sup., 971 (i).
Supply (M.) for Com., 50 (i)
Supply :
Chinese Immigration (salaries, &c.) 981 (i). Civil Govt.-Aud. Gen.'s Office (salaries) 77, 90; Customs (contingencies) 405; (salaries) 78 (i), 9069 (v); Finance (salaries) 78; Gov. Gen.'s Sec.'s Office (salaries) 70; Sec. of State (salaries) 74; Trade and Commerce (salaries) 96 (i).
Customs (commutation re navy and army) 6724 (iv); (contingent expenses) 256 (i); (Foote, J., gratuity, &c.) 6434 (iv); (inspectors' salaries) 405 (i); (remission of duty re army and navy goods) 681^ (iv); (revenue cruisers) 409 (i); (Shadwell, Mrs. J. B., gratuity) 6435; (Turner, Mrs. J., gratuity. &c.) 6435 (iv).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Annapolis and G.B.) 967 ; (Baddeck and East Bay) 934 ; (Canada and G.B.) 864; (Canada and Mexico) 895; Canada & South Africa) 971; (Grand Manan and Mainland) 922; (Halifax and Canso) 937; (Halifax and Liverpool) 902; (Halifax and Nfld.) 906; (Magdalen Islands) 906; (Manchester Line) 932; (Montreal, Quebec and G. B.) 932; (Murray Bay and Riv. Ouelle) 938; (Pas-pdbiac and Gaspd) 944; (Petit de Grat) 966; (Pictou and Chetieamp) 935; (Pictou and Montague Bridge) 926; (Port Mul-grave, &c.) 934;	(P.E.I. and G. B.) 927 ;
(P. E. I. and Mainland) 920 ; (P. E. I. and Newfoundland.) 940 ; (Port Mulgrave and Canso) 935; (Quebec and Blanc Sa-blon) 936; (Quebec and Gaspe) 926; (Quebec and Natashquan) 967; (St. Catherine'3 Bay and Tadousac) 948: (St. John, N.B. and Belfast) 902; (St. John and Digby) 904, 966; (St. John, N.B., and Glasgow) 902; (St. John and Halifax) 923; (St. John, Halifax and London) 904; (St. John and Minas Basin) 926, 971; (St. John and Westport) 966; (St. Stephen and Black Bay>
936; (Sydney and Bay St. Lawrence) 937; (Victoria and San Francisco) 906; (Victoria and Vancouver) 938; (wrecking plant) 957 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-N.S. (Antigonish) 848 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Ont. (Bridgeburg) 1550 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Ottawa (Printing Bureau) 1575 (i).
Railways-I.C.R. (semaphores) 1986 (i).
Thompson, Capt. Thos., Dismissal as Preventive Officer (Ans.) 1763 (i).
Trade and Commerce, Deptl. Rep. (presented) 321 (i).
Trade and Navigation Rep. (presented) 50 (i).
Watson, Mr., Customs Collector at Colling-wood, Superannuation, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 408 (i).
Ways and Means (M.) for Com., 50 (i).
Woodstock Armoury, Ownership of Land, &c. (Ans.) 4921 (iii).
Wrecking Plant, ' Lord Strathcona ', in Com. of Sup., 957 (i).	.
Yukon Customs, Living Allowances (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 411 (i).

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Perley, Mr. G. H., Argenteuil.


Autonomy B.:  in Com. (distribution of seats) 7735;
(iv); on Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8072 (v); on Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7864, 7970 (iv). Carillon Canal Fishway, Construction, &e. (Ques.) 2064 (ii).

 Establisment of (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 2910 (ii).
Carillon Works, Emplymt. of Labourers, Affidavit read re Political Influence (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6856 (iv).
Greece's Point Wharf, Total Cost, &c. (Ques.) 2063 (ii).

 (M.) for special Com., 8636 (v).

 Rep. (presented) 9392 (v).

 Grain Conveyors, Engineers' Plans, &c.
(Ques.) 2187 (ii).


Glenn Ross P.O.: , Abolition of, &c. (Ques.) 1149
(1).
Oxford Elections, Resignation of Mr. D. D. McKenzie (remarks) in Com. on Autonomy Bill, 8474 (v).
Prefontaine, Hon. Raymond (Minister of Marine and Fisheries), Maisonneuve.
" Acadia," Str., Disposal of Fittings, &c. (Ans.) 1849 (i).
Acetylene Gas Lights, Number, Annual, Saving &c. (Ans.) 1593 (i).
See ' Carbide,' ' Scout.'
Advances by O.C., Total Amount (Ans.) 267 (i). ' Agnes G. Donohue ' Schr. Seizure of (remarks) 1508 (i).
Aids to Navigation, Res. from Boards of Trade, Programme (read) in Com. of Sup., 6641 (iv).
American Fishermen on N.S. Coasts, Protection re (remarks) 7908 (iv).	*
Anticosti Lightships, Expenditure re (Ans.) 1S50 (i).



Prefontaine, Hon. Raymond-Con.
Atlantic Fisheries Investigation, Rep. re (An-s.) 270 (i).
Beaujeu Bank Pier (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6454 (iv)..
Bicquet Lighthouse Keeper, Name, Salary, &c. (Ans.) 3202 (it).
Blair, Mr., Resignation of, Conspiracy, &c., Denials, &c., 544 (i).
British American Fish Corporation, Lease to re N. Western Lakes (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2896 (ii).
Bronte Light, Installation of (remarks) In Com. of Sup., 2869 (ii), 9176 (v).
Brother's Light. Salary of Keeper (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2702 (ii).
' Canada-Cape Breton, ' Rep. re Investigation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2625 (ii).
Carbide purchased for Lighthouses, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2710, 2743 (ii).
Carillon Dam Fishway, Establishment of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2911 (ii).
Castonguay, Dismissal and Emplymt. by Govt. (Ans.) 5689 (ill).
' Champlain ' Str., Total Cost, &c. (Ans.) 150
(1).
See ' Ice Breaker,' ' Montcalm.'
Cold Storage Bait Freezers, Location, Number, &c., on M. (Mr. A. Martin) for Ret., 1770 (i).

 Amount expended (Ans.) 1505 (i).
Cowie, Mr., Emplymt. by Govt, re Herring Experiments (Ans.) 5425 (iii).
Exchequer Court Act (ry. debts) Amt. B. 59 (Mr. Geoffrion) in Com., 3210 (ii).
Fish-breeding Establishments in Lake Winnipeg (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6636 (iv).
Fishery Overseers, Colchester Co., N.S., Number and Remuneration, &c. (Ans.) 5978 (iv).
Fisheries Protection Service, Enforcement of the Law (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6633
(iv).

 Steamers, Names, &c. (Ans.) 1347 (i).

 Service, Weekly, &c., Pay-roll, Amt.
of Payments (Ans.) 1350 (i).
Fishing Regulations in Ont., Conflict with Dom. (remarks) 4752 (iii).
Fishing Rights in Estuaries, Jurisdiction re (Ans.) 1347 (1).
Fish imported into New York, Legislation re Prohibition of, -on M. (Mr. Demers) to Com. of Sup., 6190 (iv).
Godbout, Mr. J., Lighthouse-keeper, Political Partisanship (Ans.) 1343 (i).
Govt. Steamers, Expenditure re Repairs, &c. (Ans.) 1349 (i).

 Estimate of Expenditure (read) 2597
(ii).
Purchase of Supplies (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2617 (ii).
Prefontaine, Hon. Raymond-Con.
Govt. Steamers, Purchases of Supplies, Statement (read) 2619 (ii).
Grain Warehouses, Montreal, Preparation of Plans (Ans.) 1345 (i).
Halifax Fishery Award, Amount received by Can. Govt. (Ans.) 8886 (y).

 Distribution re Provinces (Ans.) 1593
(L-
Halifax Lightship (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2709 (ii).
Harbour controlled by Commissioners, Names &e., (Ans.) 1063 (i).
Herring and Lobster Industry, Investigation, &c., Rep. re (Ans.) 4371, 5425 (iii).
H-odgins, Jonathon, Resignation- from Harbour Commission, Montreal (Ans.) 151 (i).
Hospital Dues re Sick Mariners (remarks) In Com. of Sup., 2687 (ii).
Hurley, J. M., Fishery Inspector (remarks) In Com. of Sup., 2895 (ii).
Icebreaker ' Montcalm ', Accident to (statement) 4752 (iii).
See ' Montcalm.'
Lake Manitoba Closed to Fishing (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2901 (ii).
Lemieux, Jos., Appnmt. to Lightship Service (Ans.) 1762 (i).
Lepreaux Point Lightkeeper, Dismissal, Investigation re (Ans.) 6475 (iv).
Life-saving Crew, Grand Manan, N.B., Pay* ments to, &c. (Ans.) 4921 (iii).
Lighthouse and Coast Service Steamers, Ports of Call, &c. (Ans.) 1850 (i).
Lighthouse Depot at Prescott, Contract re Erection (Ans.) 1340 (i).
Lighthouse Supply Depots (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2710 (ii).
Lobster Fishing, N.B., Open Season in 19034-5 (Ans.) 1504 (i).
Low-e, Mr., Refusal re Ship * Ne-ptune ' (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6472 (iv).
Lumber purchased by Govt., Quantity Prices, &c. (remarks) fe, Com. of Sup., 2711
(ii).
' Lurcher,' Lightship, Accident to. Statement (read) 2851 (ii).

 Expenditure re (remarks) in Com. of
Sup., 2747 G1V See ' Salmon.'
' Maisonneuve ' Str., Expenditure re by Govt. (Ans.) 1850 (i).

 (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2745 (ii).
Manitoba Lake, Closing re Fishing, &c., Protests, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6631
(iv).
Marconi Stations, List of Stations (read) 2869 (ii).	.

 (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6625 (iv).

 System on Strs. ' Stanley ' and ' Minto,'
&c. (Ans.) 188 (i).

 Statement (read) 2852 (ii).
' Montcalm,' Accident to (statement) 4752
(iii).

 rep. of Capt. Koenig (read) 2451 (ii).

 Experiments re Ice-breaking (remarks)
in Com. of Sup., 6626 (iv).

 Total Cost, &c. (Ans.) 150 (i).
See * Champlain.'
Montevideo, Seamen in, Imprisonment, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2689 (ii).
Montreal Harbour Commissioners (B. 192) 1" m., 9028; in Com., 9288 (v).
Montreal Harbour Commission, Appnmt. of Commissioners (Ans.) 150 (i).
Montreal Harbour, Grain Conveyers, Engineers' Plans, &c. (Ans.) 2187 (ii).

 Sheds, Cor. between P. W. St. George
and Mar. Dept, re, on M'. (Mr. Ames) 693 (i).

 Sheds, Plans and Specifications re
' (Ans.i 2187 (ii).

 Raising of Sunken Elevator (Ans.) 151
(i).
Montreal Inland Revenue Building, Addition, Site re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1123 (i).
Moose Lake, License to Fish (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6630 (iv).
Ocean and River Service Sirs., Names and
Tonnage, &c. (Ans.) 1348 (i).

Statement of Trips made (read), 2675
P.E.I. and Mainland SS. Communication, Inspection of ' Stanley ' (Ans.) 687 (i).

 Allan SS. Co., Res. re (read) 2860 (ii).

 Res. from Montreal Board of Trade
(read) 2860 (ii).
St. Lawrence River Ship Channel, Rep. of Capt. Koenig, re ' Montcalm ' (read) 2451
(ii).

Suction Dredge, Description re (read)
in Com. of Sup., 6447 (iv).
See * Sorel.'
Salmon Canning Fisheries, B.C., Suspension, &c., Representations, &c. (Ans.) 270 (i).
Salmon, Capt., Rep. of Mr. Douglas Stevens in Answer to (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2878 (ii).

Rep. re ' Lurcher ' Accident (laid on
table) 2878 (ii).

Prefontaine, Hon. Raymond-Con.
Sorel Shipyards, Dredge Building, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6450 (iv).

 Purchase of Supplies (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 2457 (ii).
South Shore Ry. Co. and Quebec Southern Ry. B. 149 (Mr. Geoffrion) in Com., 9587 ; on Sen. Amts., 9815 (v).
Steam Communication with P.E.I., Delay in Mails, &c. (telegram read) 1753 (i).
Steel Sheds, Montreal Harbour, Approval Of Plans, &c. (Ans.) 151 (i).
Stevens, Douglas, Answer to Capt. Salmon's Rep. re Lurcher Accident, in Com. of Sup., 2878 (ii).
Submarine Signalling Bell, Shore Stations, Reps, of U.S., &c. (read) 2871 (Ii).

 (school clause amt.) 7172 (iv).
Ballots, Dom Elections, Printing, &c. for Carleton, Glengarry, &c. (Ques.) 587 (i). Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 641 (i).
Cornwall Armoury (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1552, 1659 (i).
Cornwall Basin, Dredging Contract, Amount, &c. (Ques.) 588 (i).

 Dredging, Contract re, Advertising
(QueS.) 686 (i).

 Employees during Election Campaign
(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1224 (i).
*

 Employees for October and Nov., 1904
(Ques.) 107 (1).
Judges of Provincial Courts (salaries) B. 204 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 9759 (v). Ottawa and New York Ry. Co.'s (B. 92) in Com., 5736 (iii). 5963 (iv) 5971.
Port Burwell Work, Contractor, Prices paid, &s. (Ques.) 589 (i).
Sault Ste. Marie Canal, Contract re Dredging (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1410 (i).

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Proulx, Mr. E., Prescott.


Autonomy B.: 69 (Alberta) in Com. (schools) on Amt. (Mr. Lamont) S515 (v).
Criminal Code, 1S92 (summary convictions) Amt. B. 66 (Mr. Porter) in Com., 4271 (ill).
Reid, Mr. J. D., Grenville.


Autonomy B.: 
Autonomy B.: 69 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) ill Com. on Res. (subsidy) 5563 (iii).

 in Com. (Alberta boundaries) 5624 (iii).

 in Com. (distribution of seats) on Amt.
(Mr. R. L. Borden) 8038, 8083 (v).

 Schedules, Population and Votes cast
(remarks) 5575 (iii).
British America Fish Co., Contract re Fishing in Western Lakes (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2896 (ii).
Cattle Quarantine, Man., System re (remarks) in' Com. of Sup., 2316 (ii).
Fish-breeding Establishments in Lake Winnipeg (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6635 (iv). Fishing Rights in Nelson River, &c., Contract re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2896 (ii). Glanders among Horses, Jurisdiction re Compensation (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6705 (iv).
G. T. P. Ry., Route proposed West of Winnipeg, Plans, Sac. (Ques.) 729 (i).
Homestead Inspectors acting as Liberal Organizers (remarks) in Com. of Sup. 9254 (v). See ' Nixon.'
Immigration, Govt. Policy re bonusing Steamships (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9318 (v). Indian Agents acting as Magistrates (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6550 (iv).
Lake Manitoba closed to Fishing (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2901 (ii).
Lake Winnipeg Fish Hatcheries, (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2905 (ii).
Leach, R. E. A., Dom. Lands Agent (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9252 (v).
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Roche, Mr. W. J.-Con.
Leach, Mr. (Ques.) 1065 (i).
Logberg Printing Co., Winnipeg, Payments to (Ques.) 4373, 4457 (iii).
Manitoba Boundaries Extension, Pets., &c., re (M. for copies) 1768 (i).

 Res. passed by Man. Legislature (remarks) 4082 (ii).
Manitoba Lake, Closing re Fishing, Protests, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6630 (iv). Manitoba Voters' Lists, Control of by Dom.
Govt, (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6751 (iv). Markey, F. H., Lease re Fishing Rights in N.W. Lakes (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2896 (H).
Marquette Voters' Lists, Original Copy (M. for copy*) 97 (i).
Milk River Ranche Co., Quarantine re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2312 (ii). Minnedosa Drill Hall, Representations re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9170 (v>.
Moose Lake, License to Fish (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6630 (iv).
Nixon, Mr., Dom. Lands Agent, Charges against, on M. (Mr. Foster) to adjn., 8122 (v).
See ' Homestead.'
North Atlantic Trading Co., Bonus re Immigrants (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9318 (v). North Thompson River, B.C., Improvements, Expenditure, &c. (Ques.) 5783 (iii). Northwest Ters., Surveys, Number of Miles, Total Cost, &c. (M. for ret.) 1396 (i).
Postal Business, Alberta District (M. for ret.) 599 (i).
Ret. Officers, Deputy, Payments re, Letter from Mr. E. Walker (read) 6560 (iv). Revenue collected, Customs and Inland Rev., in N.W. Ters., &c. (M. for ret.) 600 (i)". Riding Mountain Timber Reserve, Boundaries, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9298 (v). Russian Priests canvassing for Conservatives in Dom. Elections (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9264 (v).
Saskatchewan, Prov. of : See ' Autonomy.' Supply:
Customs (collectors' salaries) 407 (i).
Dom. Lands (land agents) 9252 ; (tree culture) 9298 (v).
Fisheries (fish-breeding stations) 6635 (iv) ; (hatcheries) 2905 (ii) ; (inspectors' disbursements) 6630 (iv) ; (inspectors' salaries) 2896 (ii).
Immigration (agents' salaries) 9318 (v). Indians-Man. and N.W.T. (annuities) 6538; (live stock) 6539 (iv).
Indians-Miscellaneous (unforeseen expenses) 6518 (iv).
Justice-Man. (Judges' salaries, &c.) 123 ;
Yukon (living allowances) 129 (i). Legislation-Franchise Act (voters' lists) 6898 (iv).
Public	Works-Buildings-B.C.	(Fernie)
Roche, Mr. W. J.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works-Buildings-Man. (Brandon drill hall) 1634 ; (Dom. renewals) 1634 ; (Winnipeg, immigration) 1635; (Winnipeg, militia) 1635 ; (Winnipeg P.O.)	1636 ;
(Virden drill hall) 1634 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-N.W.T. (Edmonton jail) 1638 ; (Moosejaw) 1638 ; (Regina P.O.) 1640 (i).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Man.
(Lake Dauphin) 7569 (iv).
Public Works-Telegraph Lines-N.W.T. (Qu'Appelle and Edmonton) 6893 ; Yukon (Ashcroft-Dawson) 6896 (iv).
Quarantine (cattle) 2312 (ii) ; (contagious diseases, Man.) 1843 ; (Winnipeg, &c., Hospitals) 1846 (i).
Tuberculosis, Prevention of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Perley) 1368 (i).
Voters' Lists for Man. Constituencies, Printing, &c. (Ques.) 60 (i).

Printing and Proof-reading, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6898 (Iv).
See * Marquette.'
Water Rights Reservations, N.W.T., Rep. of Mr. Burley, &c. (M. for copies*) 1398 (i). Young, Thos., and MeNab, G. C., Homestead Inspectors, Canvassing for Liberal Candidate (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9254 (v).
See ' Homestead.'
Ross, Mr. D., Tale-Cariboo.
Autonomy Bill, Separate Schools Pets, (remarks) 2319 (ii).
Man. Boundaries, M'gr. Sbarretti's Explanation, on M. to adjn., 4068 (ii).
Northwest Telephone Co.'s incorp. B. 28 (Mr. Turriff) ini Com., 2050 (ii).
Railway Belt Lands, B.C., Settlement of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9296 (v).


Union Labels B.: cix
Schaffner, Mr. F. L.-Con.
Supply:
Public Works-Buildings-N.S. (Antigonish) 857 (i) ; Roads and Bridges-N.W.T. (colonization roads) 7597, 7598 (iv).
Timber Li censes on Indian Lands, Govt.
Procedure (Ques.) 9280 (v).
Tuberculosis, Prevention of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Perley) 1373 (i).
Schell, Mr. J. T., Glengarry.
Great Northern Ry. of Canada (B. 71) in Com., 4258 (iii).


Schell. Mr.   M.@: 
Autonomy B.: 69 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com. on Res. (subsidy) 5502 (iii).

 in Com. (Alberta boundaries), 5627 (iii).

 (B.N.A. Act) on Amt. (Mr. Monk) Dual
Language, 8598 (v).

 (C.P.R. lands) 6058 (iv).

 (distribution of seats) on Amt. (Mr. R.
L.	Borden) 8073 (v).

on Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7772,
7891, 7924 (iv).

 (election of members), 5777 (iii).

 (lands vested in Crown), 6010 (iv).

 (schools) on Amt. (Mr. Lamont) 8509.

 (seat of govt.) 8245 (v).

 (subsidy to provs.) 6099 (iv).


Autonomy B.: 69, Edmonton Election, Date of Contest, &e. (remarks) in Com., 5890 (iii).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 
Autonomy B.:  Reply to from His Ex. (read) 1340 (i).
Assent to Bills, Mess, from His Ex., 6084
(iv).
See ' Bills.'


Autonomy B.:  Members' remarks checked, 2277 (ii).

 Official Report of Division (remarks)
5430 (iii).

 Presenting Pets, (remarks) 2319 (ii) ;
(ruling) 2320 (ii).

 on Resignation of Hon. C. Sifton (remarks) 1864 (i).
See ' Man. Boundaries,' ' Order, Ques. of,' * Petitions.'
Bills, Assent to, Com. from Gov. Gen. Sec. (read) 6991 (iv).

Mess, from His Ex., 6084 (iv).
Blair, Mr., Resignation, Conspiracy, &c., Ques. of Order, re Denials from Minister's (ruling) 546 (i).
Borden, Mr. R. L., Notification of Election, 583 (i).
Campaign Literature and Franking by Ministers of Crown (remarks) 1810 (i).
Carleton Electoral District, Vacancy, &c. (issue of warrant) 98 (i).
Controverted Elections, Lisgar, Judges Certificate (presented) 9 (i).
Debates, French Edition, Delay in Issuing, &e. (remarks) 240 (i).
Edmonton Electoral District, Certificate of Election (notification) 5131 (iii).
Speaker, Mr.-Con.
Edmonton Electoral District, Vacancy (notification) 4200 (iii).

 on Ques. of Order (Mr. Ingram) 2402
(ii).
House of Commons, Desks for Members (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6620 (iv).

Purchases, Audit of, &c. (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 6618 (iv).

 Rooms for Members (remarks) in Com.
of Sup., 238 (i).

 Supplies, Furniture, Purchase of, Res.
from Internal Economy Com. (read) 6614
(iv).
L6vis Electoral District, Certificate of Election (notification) 7175 (iv).
LSvis Vacancy, Ilssue of Writ (notification) 6474 (iv).
Library of Parlt., Joint Rep. (presented) 8
(i)	.
London Electoral District, Certificate of Election (notification) 8001 (v).

Issue of Writ (notification) 6473 (iv).
Man. Boundaries, Ques. of Order, Naming Member, 3858 (ii).

 Question of Order, ' Political Debts,
Payment of,' &c., 3857 (ii).

 Ques. of Order re ' Scurvy Politicians,'
3863 (ii).
Mess, from His Ex., Estimates, Suppl. (presented) 6165 (iv).
Mess, from His Ex. (Opening of Parliament) 4 (i).
Messengers, House of Commons (remarks)-in Com. of Sup., 240 (i).
Order, Ques. of, Man. Boundaries, Ruling re Naming Members, on Personal Explanation (Mr. S. Hughes) 3879 (ii).
Ottawa Electric Co.'s B. 13 (Mr. Galliher) in Com., Members remarks checked, 3190 (ii).
Oxford, N., Electoral Division, Certificate of Election (notification) 8177 (v).

 Issue of Writ (notification) 6046 (iv).
Petition presented re Autonomy Bill: (Ruling re Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Macpherson) 2681
(ii)	.
Petitions, Presenting of. Endorsement re (remarks) 2490 (ii).
Private Bills Pets., Extension of Time for Receiving (remarks) 318 (i).


Ry.   C@:  Vacancy (notification) 2841 (ii).


Union Labels B.: Vacancy (remarks) 98 (i).
Yukon Ter. Electoral District, Certificate of Election (notification) 2322 (ii).
Speaker, Deputy (Mr. C. Maroil), Bonaventure.


Autonomy B.: 69, Members' remarks checked, 5654, 5660 (iii).

 Ques. of Order (Mr. Foster) re Misstatement of Facts by Mr. Belcourt (ruling) 3520 (ii).
Speaker, Mr. Deputy-Con.


Autonomy B.: 69, Ques. of Order (Mr. A. Johnston) Resignation of Mr. D. D. McKenzie, 8475 ; (ruling) 8476 (v).


Autonomy B.: Sprouie, Mr. T. S.-Con.


Autonomy B.: 69, in Com. (Alberta boundaries) 5654 (iii).

 (B.N.A. Act) 5730 (iii); on Amt. (Mr. Monk) Dual Language) 8547, 8594 (v).

 (C.P.R. lands) 6072 (iv).

 (distribution of seats) on Amt. (Mr. R.
L.	Borden) 8027 (v); on Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7981 (iv).

 (H. of C. representation) 5751 (iii).

(lands vested in Crown) 5918 (iii), 5995
(iv).

 (laws, courts, &e.) 5928 (iii). 6101 (iv),
8243 (v).

 (readjustment of representation) 5757
(iii).

 (schools) on Amt. (Mr. Bergeron) 8473;
Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) to Amt. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 8295; on Amt. (Mr. Bourassa) 8341; (Mr. Lamont) 8493 (v).

 (Senate representation) 5681 (iii).

 (subsidy to prove.) 6086 (iv).


Autonomy B.: re Attack on ' Orangeism ' (remarks) in
Com. on B. 69, 5873 (iii).

Cor. ref. to by Prime Minister, Inquiry for, 2593 (ii).

 on Mr. Haultain's Letter, Ques. of Order re, 2569, 2590 (ii).

Official Report of Division (remarks)
5429 (iii).

 Pets, presented	re	(personal	explanation) 2320 (ii).

Printing, &c. (remarks) 1788 (i).

 Printing before 3rd Reading (remarks)
8762 (v).

School Clauses Amts, (remarks) in
Com., 5836 (iii).

 School Clauses,	Amts,	re	Explanation
(remarks) 5822 (iii).

"Yellow Dog," Quotation from Halifax * Chronicle,' iin Com., 5873, 5879, 6901
(iii).
See ' Lt.-Govs,' * McKenzie, D.D.,' 'Pets.,' ' Separate,' ' N.W.T. B. 160,' ' Yellow Dog.'
Ballots, Blank, Dom. Elections, Procedure re Printing, &c. (Ques.) 911 (i).

 Method of Issuing Complaints re S.
Lanark and Ottawa (Ques.) 1342 (i).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  Inquiry for Ret., 5808 (iii), 6232, (iv),
8002, (v).
Clarke, Mr. E. F., late M.P., Decease of (remarks) 2111 (ii).
Customs Collector at Victoria, B.C., Appnmt. of (Ques.) 270 (i).
Cold Storage, on M. (Mr. Armstrong) to Com. of Sup., 8202, 8238 (v).
Congdon, Mr., Legal Adviser to Yukon Govt, (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7717 (iv).
Consumption :	See ' Tuberculosis.'
Country Postmasters, Increases in Salaries, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 143 (i).
Debates, Official, 4th Rep. of Com., on M. (Mr. Gervais) 4984 (iii).

 on M. to cone, in 7th Rep., 9802 (v).
Dom. Atlantic Ry. Co.'s B. 106 (Mr. Black) in Com. 4977 (iii).
Dom. Lands Act, Yukon Regulations on M. (Mr. Oliver) to approve, 9786 (v).
Express Cos. : See ' Ry. B. 4.'
Freight Rates :	See ' Ry. Rates.'
INDEX	cxiii
Sproule, Mr. T. S.-Con.
Georgian Bay Indian Surveys (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 236 (i).
Gold Medal Furniture Co.'s Patent Relief B. 102 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 3399 (ii).
Grand Trunk Ry. Co.'s B. 45 (Mr. Macdonald) in Com., 3891 (ii).
G.T.P. Ry., Surveys, Reps, re (remarks) 229 (i).
Grazing Leases, &c., Inquiry for Rets., 8529
(v).
G. B. and Her Colonies, Inter-Imperial Parlt,, on prop. Res. (Mr. S. Hughes) 2405 (ii).

 Ques. of Order, 2401 (ii).
Half-Breed Scrip, Further Papers re, 9029 (v).
Harbours and Rivers, N.S., Govt. Policy re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9570 (v).
Hersey, A. H., Relief B. 167 (Mr. T. G. Johnston) in Com., 7682 (iv).
House of Commons Employees, Inquiry for Ret., 5209 (iii).
House of Commons P.O., Complaints re Mail Delivery (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 199 (i).
Immigration :	See ' North Atlantic.'
I. C. R. Freight Rates, Increases, &c., on Explanation of Min. of Rys., 6124 (iv).
Judges of Provincial Courts Act Amt. (salaries) B. 204 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. 9793 (v).
Kaslo and Lardo-Duncan Ry. Co. Pet., on M. (Mr. Galliher) 3744 (ii).
Killam, Judge, Appnmt, as Chairman of Ry. Commission, on M. for Com. on Ry. B. No. 38, 509 (i).


Labour Union Labels B.:  on M. to adjn., 4005 (ii).
Sproule, Mr. T. S.-Con.
Mileage re Mail Service, Additional (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 184 (i).
Military Camps, Indemnity re Injuries (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9158 (v).
Militia Estimates, on General Statement, in Com. of Sup., 9145 (v).
Montreal Post Office, Illegal Stamping of Letters (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 197 (i). Nicola, Kamloops and Similkameen Coal and Ry. Co.'s B. 34 (Mr. Galliher) in Com., 1707 (i).
North Atlantic Trading Co.'s Contract re Immigrants, on prop. Res. (Mr. Osier) 9469, 9471 (v).
N.W. Mounted Police Act Amt. B. 8 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com., 459 (i).
N.W.T. Boundary Line, Contract re Wire Fencing, on M. (Mr. Clements) to adjn., 5583
(iii).

 on Explanation (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
5696 (iii).
N.W.T. Grazing Leases, Number issued, &c. (Ques.) 5478 (iii).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 
Owen Sound P.O.: , Site chosen by P.M.G. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1029 (i).
Oxford, N., Electoral Vacancy (notification) 5961 (iv).
Parliament Grounds Paving Contract, on M.
(Mr. S. Hughes) to adjn., 5794 (iii).
Pets, re Autonomy Bill, Signature re (remarks) 2261, 2322 (ii).
Port Arthur and Ft. William Dredging Contract, Conmee & Bowman's Tender, on M. (Mr. Bennett) to adjn., 4463, 4659 (iii).
Port Arthur Harbour Dredging, in Com. of Sup., 808 (i).
Port Colborne Elevator, in Com. of Sup., 1321
(i).
Private Bills, Extension of Time, on M. (Mr. Grant) 318, 448 (i), 2491 (iii).
' Protestants driven out of Quebec,' Reply to Mr. Lemieux re Speech on Autonomy Bill, 3306 (ii).
Provident Savings Association incorp. B. 134 (Mr. Gervais) in Com., 5975 (iv).
H



CX1V INDEX

[Stage Direction]
-Sproule, Mr. T. S.-Con,
Public Buildings, Govtl. Policy re (remarks) in Com. of iSup., 1028 (i).
{Quarantine Officers, Examination of Ships, &c.
.(remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2306 (ii).
Quebec Political Crisis (remarks) 830 (i). Questions answered by Ministers (remarks) 1068 (i).
Railways and Canals Act Amt. B. 53 (Mr. Emmerson) in Com., 1674 (i).
Ry. Act (express companies) Amt. B. 4 (Mr. Maclean) on M. for Adjnmt , 3248 (ii). Railway Commissioners (chairman) B. 36 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) on M. for Com., 509 ; in Com., 1601 ; on M. for 3°, 1804 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 on Ques. of Order (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1623 (i).
Railway Commission, Appnmt. of Chairman, on prop. Res. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) on Ques. of Order, 320 (i).	'
Railway Commission, Board of, Maintenance (remarks) ip. Com. of Sup., 1536 (i).
Railway Rates, Discrimination re, on M. (Mr. McKenzie) to cone, in 4th Rep. of Agriculture Com., 5004 (iii).
Richmond and Drummond Fire Insurance Co.'s B. 103 (Mr. Tobin) on M. for 2°, 2296 (ii). Roads and Road Allowances for Alberta and Saskatchewan B. 195 (Mr. Oliver) in Com., 9526 (v).
Salmon Canning Fisheries, B.C., Suspension, &c., Representations, &c. (Ques.) 269 (i). Saskatchewan, Prov. of :	See 'Autonomy B.
70.'
Seeds Inspection and Sale B. 7 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 322, 361, 1162, 1201, 1797 ; on Amt. (Mr. Cockshutt) to M. for 3°, 1878 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Ques. of Order, 361 (i).
Separate Schools, Circulars addressed to Orange Lodges (remarks) 2405 (ii).
Separate Schools, Pets, from E. Assiniboia, Ques. of Priv., 2412 (ii).
Sifton, Hon. C., Resignation re Autonomy1 Bill (remarks) 1860 (i).
SmaU-pox Epidemic in Man., Expenses, &c.
(remarkls) in Com. of Sup., 2306 (ii).
South Shore Ry. Co.'s B. 149 (Mr. Geoffrion) on M. to ref. back to Ry. Com., 9073 (v). Speeches of Members, Delay in Printing!
Bureau, &c. (remarks) 7723 (iv).
Sunday Observance, Govt. Legislation re (Ques.) 8656 (v).
Supply:
Arts, Agriculture, &c. (aids to societies) 1829 ; (Can. exhibits, Imperial Institute) 1838 (i); (exhibition's) 6270; (experimental farms) 6176 (iv); (public'health organized districts) 1843 (i).
Canals-Sault Ste. Marie (construction) 1334; Welland (Port Colborne elevator) 1321 (i).
Sproule, Mr. T. S.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Charges of Management (bank notes) 6263
(iv).
Civil Govt.-Sec. of State (salaries) 6249
(iv).	[DOT]
Dominion Police (salaries) 138 (i).
Indian^-Ont. (medical attendance )	225;
(St. Regis lock-up) 237; (surveys, &c.) 236 (i).
Justice-Yukon (sheriff's allowances) 132
(i).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (G. B. and Can.) 868; (P.E.I. and G.B) 932; (St. Catherine's Bay and Tadousac) 951; (wrecking plant) 959 (i).
Militia (permanent force) 9113 (v). Miscellaneous (Alalska surveys) 7720; (maps, &c„ N.W.T.) 7721 (iv).
Ocean and River Service (Arctic expedition) 6469 ; (expenditures, &e.) 6466; i(Mr. Low's honorarium) 6473 (iv).
Post Office (letter carriers) 174; (mail carriers uniforms) 212 ; (provisional allowance) 168 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-Man. (Winnipeg postal station) 9549 (v) ; N.S. (Canso) 1028
(i)	; Ont. (Owen Sound) 9547; Ottawa (additions, &c., H. of C.) 9545 (v) ; (Museuml 755; Que. (Montreal military buildings) 1125 ; (Sherbrooke, drill hall) 1141 ; (trachoma hospitals) 1139 (i).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.S (Phinney's Cove) 9559; (Porter's Lake) 9584 (v).
Public Works-Harbours aLd Rivers-Ont.
(Port Arthur) 808; (Port Colborne) 815 (i). Public Works-Transportation Facilities (Georgian Bay surveys) 9547 (v). Quarantine (cattle) 2309 (ii); (Grosse Isle Steamer) 1839; (Tracadie Lazarstto) 1845; (William's Head) 1841 (i).
Railways-G.T.P. (construction) 9498 (v);
(surveys, construction, &c.) 2298 (ii). Railways-I.C.R. (double tracking) 1933;
(expenditure, &c.) 1925 (i).
Railways-Ry. Commission (maintenance) 1536 (i).
Yukon Govt, (local govt grant) 7718: (salaries, &c.) 7716; (school grant) 7719
(iv).
Telephone and Telegraph Systems, Govt. Control (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 187 (i).
Telephone Lines, Pet. re Municipal Control, or. M. (Mr. W. F. Maclean) to Com. of Sup , 1251 (i).
Thermographs re Cold Storage on Atlantic Service (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 868 (i).
Title Guarantee and Trust Co.'s incorp. B. 99 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 3653 (ii).
Tobacco Industry, Inspection of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1686 (i).'
Transportation Commission, Rep. of Mr. Bertram (remarks) 1288 (i).
Treadgold Concession, Rep. of Judge Britton (remarks) 821 (i).
Tuberculosis, Prevention of, on prop. Res. (Mr. Per ley) 1363 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Joint Com., Rep., on M. (Mr. Perley)
to cone., 9523 (v).
[Stage Direction]


Sproule, Mr. T. S.-Con.
Union Labels B.: Pet., on M. (Mr. D. Ross) 3743 (ii).
Ventilation of Chamber (remarks) 8696 (v).


Autonomy B.: dm Com. (laws, courts, &c.) 5814, 5935
(iii).

 (school clause amt.) 7129 (iv).

 School Glauses Amts, (remarks) in
Com., 5832 (iii).
Blair. Mr. Resignation of, Conspiracy &c., Denial re Election Speaking, 557 (i).
Cabinet Vacancies' and Absent Ministers (remarks) on Orders of the Day, 3578 (ii).
Collingwood Govt. Dock, Conroy Bros. Cheque (remarks) 6583 (iv).
Criminal Code (summary appeals) Amt. B. 45 (Mr. Porter) on Amt. (Mr. Bureau) re Race Courses, 5138 (iii).
Debates and Internal Economy Committees (remarks) 9804 (v).
Dredging, System of Hiring Dredges (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6844 (iv).
Fisheries Industry, Commission re Investigation, Recommendation, &c., on M. (Mr. Gamong) 6341 (iv).
Grand Trunk Ry. Co.'s B 45 (Mr. Macdonaldl in Com., 3884 (ii), 4203 (iii).
Halifax and Esquimau Garrison (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9114 (v).
I.C.R., Freight Arrangements and Traffic, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2222 (ii).

 Freight Rates, Increases, &c., on Explanation of Min. of Rys., 6127 (iv).

Time Table, Changes and Delays (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6832 (iv).
Judges of the Provincial Courts (salaries) B. 204 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 9740 : in Com., 9793 ; on Amt., 9798 (v).
Kemtville Militia Camp, Purchase of Site (remarks) om M. foir Sup., 6662 (iv).
McKenzie, Mr. D. D., Resignation re Autonomy Bill, on Ques. of Order (Mr. A. Johnston) 8478 (V).
Martlneau Defalcations, Collection of Guarantee Bonds (remarks) 114 (i).
Moncton Harbour Master, Appnmt. of Mr. D. Robertson (Ques.) 2329 (ii).
Northwest Telephone Co.'s incorp. B. 23 (Mr. Turriff) in Com., 2057 (ii).



CXV1 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Stockton, Mr .A. A .-Con.
N.W.T. Govt. Officials, Interference In Elections (remarks) on M. for Sup., 9729 (V). Opposition Leader, Indemnity to : See ' Senate and House of Commons.'
Ry Commissioners (chairman) B. 36 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 563 (i).
Robertson, iMr. D., Appnmt. as Harbour Master at Moncton (Ques.) 2329 (ii).
St. John Harbour Improvements (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 775 (i).
Seamen's Act (shipping masters) Amt. B. 147 (Mr. Prdfontaine) in Com., 9031 (v).
Senate and House of Commons Indemnity B. 202 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 9728
(v).
Supply:
Arts, Agriculture, &c. (Acadian historical data) 1830 ; (Archives) 1825 (i). Immigration (agents' salaries) 9317 (v). Indians-N.B. (supt's. salary) 9336 ; Ont. and Que. (legal expenses) 9336 (v).
Justice-Exchequer Court (salaries) 125 ;
Yukon (living allowances) 127 (i).
Militia (Canadian garrisons) 9114 (v). Penitentiaries (parole system) 470 (i).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-N.B. (Dipper harbour) 9588 ; (St. John harbour) 9589 ; (St. John tidal waters) 9590 CvL
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Que. (harbour improvements) 775 (i) ; (Maski-nong§ River dredging) 6844 (iv).
Railways-I.C.R. (revenue collections) 2222
CiQ-
Title Guarantee and Trust Co.'s incorp, B.
99 (Mr. Campbell) in Com., 4683 (iii). Trading Stamps, Legislation re Suppression (Ques.) 5426 (iii).
Transportation Commission and1 St. John Harbour, Reps, to Govt., &c. (M. for copies*) 9698 (v).
Vancouver, Victoria and Eastern Ry. and Nav. Co.'s B. 139 (Mr. Ross) on M. for 3°, 9048 (v).
Talbot, Mr. O. E., Bellechaase.
Apples, Packing and Sale B. 121 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. on Res., 2425 (ii).
Demers, Mr. L. J., Late M.P., Decease of (remarks) 5140 (iii).
Franking Privileges, Abuse of, re Jacques Cartier Club (remarks) 9798 (v).
I.C.R., ' Maritime Express,' &c. (remarks) on M. for Sup., 6832 (iv).
James Bay Ry. Co.'s (B. 65) 1°*, 1336 (i). Joliette and Lake Manuan Colonization Ry.
Co.'s (B. 191) 1"*, 9072 (v).
Man. Boundaries, M'gr. Sbarretti's Explanation, on M: tO adjn., 4070 (ii).
Military School at Quebec, Improvement of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9162 (v).
North Atlantic Trading Co., Bonuses re Immigrants (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9322
Talbot, Mr. O. E.-Con.
Ottawa Electric Co.'s B. 12 (Mr. Galliher) in Com., 3196 (ii).
Returning Officers, Instructions re Form of Oath at Elections, on M. (Mr. Armstrong) to adjn., 7348, 7369 (iv).
Supply;
Militia (permanent force) 9127, 9162 (v). Trans-Canada Ry. Co., Claims for Surveys, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 9494 (v).
Talbot, Mr. P., Strathcona.
Autonomy Bill 69 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) to M. for 2°, 4176 (ill).	-
[Stage Direction]
in Com. (distribution of seats) 7734
(iv)	; on Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8040 (v) ; on Amt. (Mr. S. McCarthy) 7830, 7877 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 (lands vested in Crown) 6040 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
(subsidy to provs.) in Com., 6089 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 in Com. on Schedules (Gleichen) 8154
(vj.
Medicine Hat and Northern Alberta Ry. Co.'s (B. 74) 1°*, 1671 (i).
Supply:
Indians-Man. and N.W.T. (provisions, &c.) 6551 (iv).
Taylor, Mr. G., Leeds.
Acetylene Gas System, Saving in Expenditure (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2697 (ii).
See * Scout.'
Agricultural Statistics, Expenditure (remarks) 990 (iv).
Apples, Packing and Sale B. 121 (Mr. Fisher) in Com. pn Res., 2426 ; in Com., 2849 (ii). Atlantic SS. Service, Shipping Space and American Shippers (remarks) 5428 (iii). Autonomy Bill 69 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) on Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) to M. for 2C, 4896
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
 (schools) on Amt. (Mr. Bourassa) 8362
(v) .	A
[Stage Direction]
 on M. for 3°, on Amt. (Mr. Scott) re
C.P.R. Land Taxes, 8787 (v).
Autonomy B.: 69, Attack on ' Orangeism ' (remarks) in Com., 5897 (iii).

School Clauses, Min. of Justice quoted,
in Com., 5898 (iii).


Autonomy B.: on Ques. of Order (Mr. Monk) 660 (i).
Census. Total Expenditure for Completion, Dismissal of Staff, &e. (Ques.) 588 (i).
Criminal Code (trading stamps) Amt. B. 196 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com., 9428 (v).
Debates, Official, 2nd Rep. of Com., on M. (Mr. Gervais) to cone., 4551 (iii).

 Expenditure re Capital Account (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1961 (i).

Freight Rates and Traffic Arrangements (remark's) in Com. of Sup., 2242 (ii).

Freight Rates, Ref. to Gananoque and
Fredericton, Reply to Min. of Railways, 6585 (iv).

Freight Rates, Increases, &c., on Explanation of Min. of Rys., 6120 (iv). .

 and G.T.R. Arbitration re Traffic Arrangement, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1929 (i).

Supplies, Purchase of Oil, &c (remarks)
in Com. of Sup., 2249 (ii).
Interior Dept., Dep. Minister, Resignation, Appnmt., &c. (Ques.) 4370 (iii).
Taylor, Mr. G.-Con.
Leverette, Geo. Milton, Postmaster, Kitley, Dep. Ret. Officer re Election, Partisan Conduct re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6240 (iv.)
Logberg Printing Co., Payments to, (remarks) re Question, 4374 (iii),
Manufacturers' Association, Commercial Literature as Campaign Literature, Franked by M.P.'s (remarks) 1815 (i).
Metric System, Letter from Gananoque Teacher (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1695 (i).
Military Accountant of Militia Council (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 434 (i).
Miltimore, Lt. J. M., Application for Permission to attend Cavalry School, Toronto (Ques.) 6383 (iv).
Murray Harbour Branch Ry. and Hillsborough Bridge, in Com. of Sup., 2159 (ii).
N.W.T. Boundary Line, Contract re Wire Fencing, on Explanation (Sir Wilfrid Lau-rier) 5704 (iii).
Orangemen, Attack re 'Yellow Dog' in Quebec Papers (remarks) in Com. on B. 69, 8362 (v).
Ottawa Public Buildings, Rentals (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6818 (iv).
Parliament Grounds, Paving Contract, on M. (Mr. S. Hughes) to adjn., 5802 (iii).
Port Arthur Dredging Contract, Time for Tenders (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6876
(iv).
Portland Cement bought at Quebec, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 435 (i).
Postmaster acting as Dej>. Returning Officer, Charges re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6240 (iv).
Provl. Govt, in N.W.T. : See ' Autonomy.'
Public Works Employees, Political Partisans (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6861 (iv).
Railway Commission, Freight and Passenger Rates, Advancement (remarks)* in Com. of Sup., 1544 (i).
Railway Rates, Discrimination re, on M. (Mr. McKenzie) to cone, in 4th Rep. of Agriculture Com., 4996 (iii).
Resignations of Conservative Ministers in 1896 (personal explanation) 845 (i).
Returning Officers, Instructions re Form of Oath at Elections, on M. (Mr. Armstrong) to adjn., 7365 (iv).
Rideau Canal Extension (remarks) in Com. of Sup.. 1523 (i).
Riviere Ouelle Spur Line (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1982 (i).
St. Lawrence Ship Channel, Expenditures re (remarks) 2455 (ii).
' Scout,' Str., Expenditure re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2700 (ii).

 Investigation re Explosion of Acetylene
Gas, &c. ('remarks) 4842 (iii).
cxviii

Taylor, Mr. G.-Con.
Seeds Inspection and Sale B. 7 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 361, 1214 (i).
Siftou, Hon. C., Resignation re Autonomy Bill (remarks) 1862 (i).
Smart, Jas. A., Emplymt. by Govt, (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6422 (iv).


Water Meters Inspection B.: 

Thompson, Mr. A. -Con.
Yukon Ter., Annexation to Provinces (remarks) 6509 (iv).

 Legal Adviser, Appnmt. of P. T. CODgdon (Ques.) 7020 (iv).


Provident Savings Association B.: 134 (Mr. Gervais) in Com., 5974 (iv).
Railways and Canals Act Amt. B. 53 (Mr. Em-merson) in Com., 1675 (i).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  in Com. (Alberta boundaries) 5625 (iii).

 (distribution of seats) on Amt. (Mr. M'.
S. McCarthy) 7941 (iv).

 (election of members) 5772 (iii).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  Claims for Damages re, Mr. Clark, Cor.,
&c. (M. for copy) 1396 (i).

Surveys, Rice Lake, &c. (Ques.) 153 (i).
Wilson, Mr. U., Lennox and Addington.
Autonomy Bill, Distribution of Printed Copies re (remarks) 2046 (ii).
Campaign Literature Franked by Minister of Crown (remarks) 1809 (i).
Census and Statistics B. 5 (Mr. Fisher) in Com., 631 (i).

on Ques. of Order (Mr. Monk) re Resolutions, 631 (i).
Franking Privilege re Campaign Literature (remarks) 1809 (i).
Georgian Bay Canal Survey, Instructions re, Inquiry for Copies, 822 (1).
I.C.R., Expenditures (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2215 (ii).


Traffic Arrangements and Freight Diversion (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2214 (ii).
Manitoba Boundaries, Memorandum re Separate Schools from M'gr. Sbarretti (remarks) 3871 (ii).

 on Ques. of Order re Political Debts,
3858 (ii).
Messengers, House of Commons (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 240 (i).
Military Training Tramp, Central, Site, &c. (Ques.) 268 (i).
Ottawa Electric Co.'s B. 12 (Mr. Galliher) in Com., 3198 (ii).
Port Arthur and Fort William Dredging Contract, Tender of Conmee & Bowman, on M. (Mr. Bennett) to adjn., 4480 (iii).


Railway Commission B.: 
Autonomy B.: Number of Witnesses, Payments to, &c.
(M. for ret.*) 1398 (i).
Aud. Gen.'s Rep., Distribution (remarks) 2262
(ii).
Autonomy Bill 69 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com. on Req., 5470 (ill).

 Saskatchewan B. No. 70, in Com. on
Res., 8702 (v).
Brothers Light, Keeper, Appnmt., Salary (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2702 (ii).
Child Immigration, Mrs. Close's Scheme (Ques.) 1936 (i).

(remarks) on M. for Sup., 2125 (ii).

:-Assistance by Govt. (Ques.) 1341 (i).
Dams across Rivers, Govt. Policy re Building (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6839 (iv.). Doukhobor Homestead Entries re Village Property (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6417 (iv). Dredging, System of Hiring Dredges (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6845 (iv).
Free Mail Delivery, Total Cost (Ques.) 729 (i).



Wilson, Mr. U.-Con.
G.T. Pacific Ry. Co.'s B. 115 (Mr. L. G. McCarthy) In Com., 7622 (iv).
Haggard, H. Rider, Inquiry for Rep., 9523 (v).
See ' Salvation.'
Immigrants, deported from Can. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7702 (iv).
Immigrants deported from Can., &c. (Ques.) 1847 (i).

Examination re Qualifications, &c.
(Ques.) 2187 (ii,.
Immigrants from English Workhouses, Proposal of Mr. Neill, &c. (Ques.) 6188 (iv).

Importation, 1904, &c., Number, Nationality, &c. (Ques.) 1592 (i).
Immigration, Bonus paid to Transportation,' or Booking Cos. (Ques.) 7811 (i).
See ' North Atlantic.'

Cost of Criminal Law (remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 6721 (iv).

Literature (remarks) in Com. of Sup.,
7710 (iv).
Immigration of Children to Canada, Assistance by Govt. (Ques.) 1341 (i).
Immigration of State Children, Cor. with Mr. C. Kinloch Cooke re (Ques.) 5478 (iii).
Immigration of Skilled Labour, and Toronto Labour Council, on M. (Mr. Poster) 7509 (iv).
Mail Delivery, Free, System, Total Cost, &c. (Ques.) 729 (i).
' Maisonneuve,' Expenditure re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2745 (ii).
Mineral Specimens re Exhibitions (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6271 (iv).
North Atlantic Trading Co., Inquiry for Copy of Contract, 8145 (v).

 on prop. Res. (Mr. Osier) 9455 (v).

 (remarks) 7907 (iv).
Parole System for Convicts (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 472 (i).
Preston, W. T. R., Visit to Canada (Quefo'l 451 (i).
Private 'Bills, Extension of Time, on M. (Mr. Grant) 449 (i).
Public Works under Contract, Supervision Charges (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 7588 (iv).
Ry. Act (crossings) Amt. B. 2 (Mr. Lancaster) in Com., 3246 (ii).
Ry. Commissioners (chairman) B. 36 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. on Res., 576 (i).
Rouse, Mr. David, Appnmt. as Customs Collector, Salary, &c. (Ques.) 452 (i).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 169 (Sir Frederick Borden) in Com. on Res., 6976 (iv).
Salvation Army Colonies, R. Haggard's Ren. (Ques.) 6188 (iv).
See ' Haggard.'
Wilson, Mr. U.-Con.
Schukin, Ivan, Homestead Entries, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6417 (iv).
Smart, Jas. A., Emplymt. by Govt, (remarks)
in Com. of Sup., 6419 (iv).
Supply:
Arts, Agriculture, &c. (dairying) 6932 ; (creameries) 6939; (experimental farms) 6172 ; (experimental farms bulletins) 6930; (exhibitions) 1834 (i), 6271 (iv).
Canals-Trent (surveys) 6293 (iv).
Charges of Management (Receiver Gen.'s office) 6249 (iv).
Chinese Immigration (salaries) 981 (i).
Civil Govt.-Agriculture (contingencies! 9058; (patent branch) 9057; (private secretary) 9054; (salaries) 9057 (v).
Civil Govt.-Finance (Private Secretary) 6268 (iv).
Civil Govt.-Marine and Fisheries (salaries) 6266 (iv).
Civil Govt.-Post Office (salaries) 9058 (v).
Civil Govt.-Railways and Canals (private) sec., 9062 ; (salary increases) 9062 (v).
Civil Govt.-'Sec. of State (salaries) 9071 (v).
Culling Timber (salaries) 7236 (iv).
Dom. Lands (Banff, pamphlets re) 6424 ; (maps, printing, &c.) 6425 (iv).
Immigration (agents, G.B., salaries) 7685 ; (agencies, salaries, &c.) 6385 ; (contingencies, &c.) 7709 ; (interpreters, &c.) 7701 (iv).
Legislation (H. of Commons) 6268 ; (voters' lists) 6722, 6954 (iv).
Lighthouse and Coast Service (lighthouse repairs) 9036 (v) ; (salaries) 2702 (ii).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and S. Africa) 979 (i).
Marine and Fisheries (salaries) 9050 (v).
Militia (Royal Military college) 7003 (iv).
Miscellaneous (consolidation of statutes) 7244 ; (Keewatin lunatics) 7720 ; (legal expenses re Martineau case) 6723 (iv).
Ocean and River Service (ice-breakers, repairs) 9034 (v).
Pensions (compensations) 6956 (iv).
Public Works-Buildings-N.W.T. (Lloyd-minster immigrant sheds) 6734 (iv).
Public Works-Buildings-Ottawa (grounds) 6817 (iv) ; (new deptl. buildings, site, &c.) 9608 (v) ; (Rideau Hall) 6823 (iv) ; (Ri-deau Hall, repairs) 9550 (v).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Ont. (Grand River dredging) 6873 ; (Ottawa locks) 7561 ; (Penetanguishene) 7563 ; (Point Edward dredging) 6869 (iv) ; (Stokes Bay) 9599 ; (Trenton dredging) 9600 (v).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Que. (Canton Fabre) 7289 ; Que. (harbour works) 6727 ; (MaskinongS River dredging) 6845 ; (Montmorency wharf) 6853 ; (Ottawa River) 7375 ; (Little Rapids dam) 6839 ; (Saguenay dredging) 7379 ; (Sorel ice piers) 6841 (iv).
Public Works-Miscellaneous (Academy of Arts) 7238 ; (architects, &c.) 7619 ; ' Canada Gazette ') 6723 ; (cement testing) 7614 (iv>
; (Ottawa river works) 7612 ; (Pacific cable grant) 7240 ; (printing, &c.) 6957 ; (surveys) 7611 (iv).
Public Works-Roads and Bridges-Dom. (traffic bridges) 7592 ; N.W.T. (Battle River) 7588 ; (colonization roads) 7597 ; (Shellmouth) 7592 (iv).
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Wilson, Mr. U.-Con.
Supply-Con.
Public Works-Slides and Booms (working expenses) 7632 (iv).
Public Works-Telegraphs-P.E.I. (Anglo-American Co.) 7632 ; Yukon (Ashcroft-Dawson) 7635 (iv).
Quarantine (organized districts, salaries) 2303 (ii) ; (Winnipeg hospitals) 1846 (i). Railways-G.T.P. (surveys, plans, &c.) 9490, 9497 (v).
Trade and Commerce (commercial agents) 9037 (v).


Water Meters Inspection B.: 188 (Mr. Brodeur) in Com. on Res., 8675 (v).
Winnipeg and St. Boniface Hospitals Govt. Grant re (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 2318 (ii).
Worthington, Mr. A. N., Sherbrooke. Ammunition, Inspection of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 424 (i).
Ammunition, Small Arms, &c., Control of (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 424 (i).
Agricultural Meetings in Eastern Townships, Purposes, &c. (Ques.) 268 (i).


Autonomy B.:  Immediate Erection (Ques.) 5784 (iii).

Purchase of Site, &c. (Ques.) 191 (i).

 in Com. (distribution of seats) on Amt.
(Mr. R. L. Borden) 8063 (v).
Autonomy Bill, Census re Town and Rural Population (remarks) 8094 (v).
Bank Notes, Printing, &e. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6260 (iv).
Bracebridge Dry Dock, Supt. re Construction (Ques.) 6654 (iv).	[DOT]
Cement, Tariff Changes, in Com. on B. 190, 9766 (v).
Census rs Urban and Rural Populations (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6274 (iv).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: cxxiii
Wright, Mr. W.-Con.
Supply :
Arts, Agriculture, &c. (live stock records) 6688 (iv); (quinquennial census, N.W.T.) 9609 (v); (statistics) 6274 (iv).
Canals-Trent (Holland River) 9372 (v). Customs (expenses) 261 (i).
Indians-Man. and N.W.T. (live stock) 6545; Miscellaneous (unforeseen expenses) 6521
(iv)	.
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions (Can. and S. Africa) 978 (i).
Public Works-Buildings-N.S. (Antigonish) 1019; Ottawa (lighting) 1669 (i).
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Ont. (Depot Harbour) 7552 (iv); (Honora wharf) 9597 (v); (Lake Temiskaming) 7559 (iv); (Rosseau wharf) 9600; (Severn River) 9602
(v)	.
Public Works-Harbours and Rivers-Que.
(Lake St. Peter piers) 6462 (iv). Quarantine (cattle) 6714 (iv).
Zimmerman, Mr. A., West Hamilton.


Autonomy B.: 

INDEX-PART II


[Stage Direction]
'Aberdeen' Boilers, Repairs, &c.:	in Com.
of Sup., 6464 (iv).
Academy of Arts : in Com. of Sup., 6959, 7238
(iv).
Acadian Historical Data, Compilation of : in Com. of Sup., 1830 (i).
'Acadia' Str., Disposition of Fittings, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Ames) 1849 (i).
Accountant of Militia Board : in Com. of Sup., 434 (i).
Acetylene Gas Contracts with Govt.: Remarks (Mr. Osier) in Com. of Sup., 1053 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Invention of Mr. Painchaud re Safety
Appliances : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 6308 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Lights, Annual Saving, Expenditure, &e.:
Ques. (Mr. Ames) 1592 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Plant, St. John Quarantine Station : in
Com. of Sup., 1052 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 System, Saving in Expenditure, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup., 2697 (ii).
Acreage in Provisional District Alberta, Saskatchewan, &c., disposed of, &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Roche, Marguette) 601 (i).
See ' Autonomy,' &c.
Acres of undisposed Lands, N. W. Ters.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 601 (i).
Actonvale Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1101 (i).
Additional Sidings, I.C.R., Spur Lines, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1970 (i), 6431 (iv).
Address, The, in Ans. to His Ex.'s Speech from Throne : moved (Mr. Macdonald) 9 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 seconded (Mr. Parent) 17 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) to present, 50
(i)
Reply to from His Ex.: Presented (Mr. Speaker) 1340 (i).
ADJOURNMENTS :
Ascension Day : Remarks (Mr. Fielding) 6825 (iv).
Ash Wednesday, M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 2112
(ii)	.
ADJOURNMENTS-Co*.
Easter : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 4750 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 4375 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. Foster) 4458 (iii).
24th May, Adjournment for : M. (Mr. Fielding) 6384 (iv).
Admiralty Court Registrars, Fees, &c.:	Remarks in Com. of Sup., 125 (i).
Administration of Justice, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 6721 (iv).
See ' Justice.'
Administration of Oaths of Office B. No. 1 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1°*, pro forma, 5 (i).
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: Violations of Act, Prosecutions, &c.: in
Com. of Sup., 1699, 1710 (i).
See ' Inland Revenue,' &e.
Advances by O.C., Total Amount, &c.:	Ques.
(Mr. Ames) 267 (i).
Advertising Car, I.C.R., Expenditure re : Remarks (Mr. Armstrong) in Com. of Sup., 2257 (ii).
Advertising, I.C.R., in Newspapers, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2236 (ii).
Advisory Board re Militia, Constitution of, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 415 (i).
Agents, I.C.R., Dwelling Houses, Policy of Govt.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 6432 (iv).
Agents' Houses, P.E.I. Ry. :	in Com. of Sup.,
2180 (ii).
See ' I.C.R.', &c.
' Agnes Donahoe,' Sehr., Seizure by Uruguayan Govt.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 6106 (iv).

 Remarks (Mr. D. D. McKenzie) 1507 (I).

 Telegram read (Mr. Wm. Roche) 6137
(iv).
AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS :
Acadian Historical Data, Compilation of : in Com. of Sup., 1830 (i).
Academy of Arts : in Com. of Sup., 6959 (iv).
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AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS Con. Agricultural Meetings in Eastern Townships, Purposes, &c.:	Ques. (Mr. Worthington)
268 (i).
Agriculture Committee, Meetings, &c.:	Remarks (Mr. U. Wilson) 404 (i).

 Number of Witnesses, Payments, &c.:
M. for Ret.* (Mr. U. Wilson) 1398 (i).

 2nd Rep. of Com.: (Mr. Greenway) to
cone., 4081 (iii).

 4th Rep.: Presented (Mr. P. H. McKenzie) 4984 (iii).

 M. (Mr. Greenway) to cone., 6310 (iv).

 6th Rep.: Presented (Mr. McIntyre)
8097 Cv).

 M. (Mr. P. H. McKenzie) to cone., 8998

Agriculture, Deptl. Rep.:	Presented (Mr. Fisher) 321 (i).

 Deptl. Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 91
(i)	, 9053 (v).
See ' Arts.' &c.
Agricultural Exports and Imports, Duties paid, &c.: M. for Ret. (Mr. Clements) 3203
(ii)	.

Ques. (Mr. Clements) 909 (i).
See ' Customs,' &c.
Agricultural Statistics, Expenditure re : Remarks (Mr. Taylor) in Com. on B. 5, 990 (i).
Aids to Agricultural Societies : in Com. of Sup., 1829 (i).


Allan SS.: Contracts re Cold Storage, Cor., &c.: Read (Mr. Paterson) in Com. of Sup., 865 (i).
See ' Cold Storage.'
Animals slaughtered under Diseases Act : Remarks (Mr. Foster) on cone., 6911 (iv). Archives, Deptl. Rep.: Presented (Mr. Fisher) 6826 (iv).
See ' Doughty.'

 Reconstruction of, &c. in Com. of Sup.,
1823 (i).
Archives, on cone., 6918 (iv).
Buffalo Specimens for Exhibitions : Remarks (Mr. Henderson) in Com. of Sup., 6272 (iv). Butter in Cold Storage on Atlantic Steamers : Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 881
(i).
*Canadian Cattle, Embargo in G. B. : on M. to cone, in 6th Rep. of Ag. Com., 8998 (v). Canadian Exhibit, Imperial Institute: in Com. of Sup., 1836 (i).
Canadian Shippers re Atlantic SS. Contract with Armours', &c. : Remarks (iMr. Taylor) 4235 (iii).
Cattle Quarantine :	in Com. of Sup., 2309 (ii),
6690, 6911 (iv).
Census in Eastern Townships, Incorrect Rets Remarks (Mr. Walsh) 675 (i).
AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS-Con.
Census, Quinquennial, re Alberta, &c. :	in
Com. of Sup. 9608 (v).
Census, Total Expenditure for Completion, Dismissal of Staff, &e. : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 588 (i).
Cold Storage re Atlantic Steamers, and Thermograph Records :	M. (Mr. Armstrong) to
Com. of Sup., 8183 (v).

 Ques. (Mr.'Armstrong) 2774 (ii).
See ' Thermograph.'
Cold Storage re Atlantic SS. Service :	Remarks in Com. of Sup., 868 (i).
Cold Storage, Bait Freezers, Mar. Canada, Number, Location, &c. : M. (Mr. A. Martin) for Ret., 1769 (i).
See ' Trade and Commerce.'
Creameries :	in Com. of Sup., 6938, 7014 (iv).
Criminal Statistics, Compilation of :	in Com.
of Sup., 1473 (i).
Dairying, Live Stock, and Fruit Industries : in Com. of Sup., 6932 (iv).
Dairy Products, Classification for Export, &c.: Ques. (Mr. DesJardins) 7810 (iv).
Doughty, Mr. A. G., Dom. Archivist, Salary : in Com. of Sup., 9053 (v).
Embargo 'on Canadian Cattle :	See ' Canadian Cattle.'
Exhibition (Dom.) at New Westminster, B.C., Grant :	in Com. of Sup., 9608 (v).
Exhibitions, Generally :	in Com. of Sup.,
6269 (iv).

 Liege, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1831 (i).
See * Liege,' ' New Westminster,' ' St.
Louis.'
Experimental Farms :	in Com. of Sup., 6165
(iv).
Freight Rates :	See ' Holstein.'
Fruit Growers' Association, P.E.I., Res. re Maintenance of Industry : Ques. (Mr. Martin) 381 (i).
Fumigating Stations:	in Com. of Sup.,'1831
(i).
Gillis, N. J., Emplymt. by Govt, at St. Louis Exhibition :	Ques. (Mr. A. A. McLean)
3361 (ii).
Glanders, Spread among Horses, Prevention of by Govt. :	Remarks (Mr. Blain) in Com.
of Sup., 6690 (iv).
Grimsiby, Establishment of Experimental Farm :	Remarks (Mr. Armstrong) in Com.
of Sup., 6165 (iv).
Holstein Breeders, Complaints re Freight Handling :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com.
of Sup., 6680 (iv).
See ' Agricultural Com.,' &c.
Imperial Institute, Can. Exhibition :	in Com.
of Sup., 1836 (i).
Liege Exhibition : in Com. of Sup., 1831 (i).

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AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS-Con.
Liege Exhibition, Co/. between Govt, of Quebec and Dom. re : M. for Copies* (Mr. A. Lavergne) 9698 (v).
Live Stock Record Associations, Delay to Farmers, &e. :	Remarks (Mr. W. F. Maclean) 5577 (iii).

 Nationalization, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. A.
Martin) 1848 (i).
Lumpjaw in Cattle, Prevention of : Remarks (Mr. Barr) on cone., 6917 (iv).
Maladie du Coit, Horse Disease :	Remarks
(Mr. Herron) in Com. of Sup., 6702 (iv).
New Westminster, B.C., Dom. Exhibition Grant :	in Com. of Sup., 9608 (v).
Patent Examiners, Salary Increases :	in
Com. of Sup., 9056 (v).
Patent Record :	in Com. of Sup., 1472 (i).
Patent Record supplied to Members :	Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 1827
(0.
Poultry Raising on Experimental Farm : Remarks (Mr. Blain) in Com. of Sup., 6183 (iv).
Quarantine, Cattle :	in Com. of Sup., 1838,
6690 ; cone., 6911 (iv).

 Organized Districts, Salaries, &c. :	in
Com. of Sup., 2302 (ii).
Quinquennial Census, Alberta and Saskatchewan : in Com. of Sup., 9608 (v).
St. Louis Exhibition :	Remarks (Mr. J. D.
Reid) in Com. of Sup., 1832 (i).
Smith, Mr. E. D., Charges by Min. of Ag. : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 874 (i).

 Statements re Cold Storage :	Remarks
(Mr. Fisher) 874 0).
Temiscamingue, Establishment of Experimental Farm :	in Com. of Sup. (remarks)
(Mr. Barr) 6167 (iv).
Thermograph Record, re Cold Storage on Atlantic Steamers :	M. for Ret.* (Mr. Armstrong) 2778 (ii).
Thermograph Records re Atlantic Steamers : M. (Mr. Henderson) for Copies, 1767 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of
Sup., 868 (i).

 Ret. laid on Table (Mr. Fisher) 7016
(iv).
See ' Cold Storage.'
Veterinary Inspectors employed by Govt., -re Hog, &e., Diseases :	Ques. (Mr. Clements)
1933 (i).
Williams Head Quarantine Station : in Com. of Sup., 1841 (i).
Year Book : in Com. of Sup., 1474 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Blain) 997 (i).
Aids to Agricultural Societies :	in Com. of
Sup., 1829 (i).
Aids to Navigation, Repairs to Lighthouses, &c. : in Com of Sup., 6636 (iv).
Aids to Navigation, Programme re Boards of Trade : Read (Mr Prefontaine) in Com. of Sup., 6641 (iv).
Aids to Navigation : in Com. of Sup., 2758 (ii).

re St. Lawrence Channel : in Com. of
Sup., 2850 (ii).


Alexandria P.O.: 

VII., c. 53.)

[Stage Direction]
Algoma Copper Range Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. No. 60 (Mr. Dyment) 1°*, 1241 ; 2°*, 1338 (i) ; in Com., and 3°*, 3598 (ii).	(5 Edward VII.,
[Stage Direction]
Aliens employed on Govt. Works at Sault Ste. Marie : Remarks (Mr. Boyce) in Com. of Sup., 1412 (i).
Alien Labour Act, Appeal against Judge Anglin's Declaration : Ques. (Mr. R. Smith) 8147 (v).
Alien Labour Investigation re G. T. P. Surveys: Inquiry for Rep. (Mr. Sproule) 821 (i).
Alien Labour Laws, Legislation re Amts.: Remarks (Mr. Haggart) 6232 (iv).
Aliens : See ' Naturalization,' ' Telegraph,' &c.
Allandale Landing Pier :	in Com. of Sup.,
9595 (v).
Allan SS.: Contracts re Cold Storage, Cor., &c.: Read (Mr. Paterson) in Com. of Sup., 865 (1).
Allan Steamers, List of Sailings : Inquiry for (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 885 (i).
See ' Agriculture,' ' Trade and Commerce.'
American Currency, Circulated in Canada, Prevention re : Ques. (Mr. Bickerdike) 3010 (ii).

cxxviii
American Fishermen on N. S. Coasts, Protection re by Govt.: Remarks (Mr. A. K. Maclean) 7907 (iv).
See ' Fisheries.'
Aruherstburg Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7546 (iv).
Amherst Pier, N.S., Contract re Construction : Ques. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 4371 (ill).
Amherst Station Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 1983 (i).
Ammunition, Small Arms, Inspection of : in Com. of Sup., 424 (i).
Anderson and Kennedy's Lake Outlets :	in
Com. of Sup., 7573 (iv).
Anglo-American Convention respecting Property : Remarks re Cor. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 1068 (i).	[DOT]
Anglo-American Tel. Co.,	Agreement	re
Charges : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sup., 7606 (iv).

P.E.I., Charges, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
7632 (iv).

 Subsidy Increases, &c.:	Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 108 (i).
Animals slaughtered under Diseases Act : Remarks (Mr. Foster) on cone., 6911 (iv).


Annapolis Basin SS.:  F. W. Grey's Salary :	in Com. of Sup.,
6679 (iv).

 Reconstruction of, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
1823 (i).
Archives, on cone., 6918 (iv).
Arctic Expedition, Fitting of Boats, &c.:	in
Com. of Sup., 6468 (iv).

Capt. Peary's Voyage :	Remarks (Mr. W. F. Maclean) 4753 (iii).
' Arctic,' Hudson Bay Exploration, Provision for : in Com. of Sup., 9177 (v).
Arichat (west) Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 7419 (iv).
Armouries, Generally, Construction of :	in
Com. of Sup., 1649 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup.,
423, 1547 (i).
Armoury at Woodstock, N.B., Ownership of Land by Govt., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 4920 (iii).
Arsenals, Dominion, Establishment of :	in
Com. of Sup., 445 (i).	,
See ' Militia,' ' Dom.', &c.
' Arthur Binney,' Fishing Schooner, Small-pox Quarantine : Remarks (Mr. D. D. McKenzie) in Com. of Sup., 2307 (ii).
Arts, Agriculture and Statistics : in Com. of Sup., 1472 1823 (i), 6165, 6269 (iv).
See ' Agriculture.'
Art Gallery, Ottawa : in Com. of Sup., 7618 (iv).
Ascension Day Adjournment :	Remarks (Mr. Fielding) 6825 (iv).
Ashcroft and Cariboo Mail Service, Tenders re Mail Contract : Ques. (Mr. Fester) 3670 (ii).
Ashcroft and Dawson Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 6896 (iv).	*
Ashcroft Water and Light Co., Condition of Lease re Lands : Ques. (Mr. Foster) 2492 (ii).



Ash-Wednesday, Adjournment : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 2112 (ii).
Assay Apparatus for Geological Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 8671 (v).
Assay Office,, Vancouver, B.C.*. in Com. of Sup., 7720 (iv).
Assent to Bills : See ' Bills.'
Assistant Receiver General's Office :	in Com.
of Sup., 9052 (v).
Associated British Canadian Society, Charges against Graeme Hunter :	Ques. (Mr. R.
Smith) 2188 (ii).
Astronomical Observatory, Ottawa, Fittings, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 9542 (v).

 Remarks (Mr. Ames) 7021 (iv), 9382 (v).


Atlantic Fast SS.: 
Atlantic SS.: Service, Shipping Space for American Shippers : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5428 (iii).
Atlin, B.C., Living Allowance to Judge :	in
Com of Sup., 9683 (v).
Atwater Bridge over Lachine Canal, Contract re, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 7261, 7422 (iv). Atwater Avenue Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 1240 (i).
Audit Act Amts., Govtl. Intention :	Remarks
(Mr. Bergeron) 6112 (iv).
Audit Act and Aud. Gen.'s Resignation : on M.
for Sup. (Mr. Lennox) 9623 (v).
Audit Act, Legislation re :	Ques. (Mr. Foster)
2190 (ii).
Audit Act and Treasury Board, Legislation re : Ques. (Mr. Lemieux) 1935 (i).
Auditor General's Office : in Com. of Sup., 77, 91 (i) ; 6721 (iv).
Aud. Gen.'s Rep., Part I. : Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) j.09 (i).

 Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 271 (i).
Aud. Gen.'s Rep., Additional Copies, Letter from Aud. Gen. to Sec. of State : Read (Mr. R. L. Borden) 4271 (iii).

 Distribution re : Remarks (Mr. U. Wilson) 2262 (ii).
'

 Inquiry for (Mr. R. L. Borden) 1151 (I).

Inquiry for (Mr. Foster) 51, 97 (i).
Aud. Gen.'s Resignation, Acceptance by Govt., and Audit 'Act Amts. : Remarks (Mr. Lennox) in Com. of Sup., 6522 (iv).
Aud. Gen.'s Resignation and Legislation re Audit Act :	Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 590 (i).



VII., c. 3.) J cxxx INDEX

Autonomy B.: 
Autonomy B.: 69, in Com. (Alberta Boundaries) 5601 (iii).


Autonomy B.: 69 (Arbitration re Assets) 5946 (ill).

 (B.N.A. Act. s. 2) 5719, 5750 (iii).

 (B.N.A. (Act, s. 2)	5719, 5750 (iii),
8526 ; Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8526 (v) ; Amt. (Mr. Monk) Dual Language, 8530, S613 (v).


 (C.P.R. Taxes) 6049 (iv).

 (compensation for lands) 5817 (iii).

 (date of Act) 8634 (v).

 (distribution of seats) 7724 ; Amt. (Mr. M. S. MjeCarthy) to ref. to Judges, 7770 ; Newspaper Rumors, Quotation : Read (Mr. W. F. Maclean) 7744 ; Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7817, 7864, 7917 (iv) ; Amt. (Mr. R.
L.	Borden) 8004, Neg., 8092 (v).

 (election of members), 5766, 5809 (iii).

 (Executive Council), 5781 (iii).

 (House of Commons representation), 5685
(iii) .	'

 (Hudson Bay Co. Rights) 5947 (iii), 6049
(iv)	, 8166 (v).

 (Joint Stock Companies) Amt. (Mr. Fitzpatrick), 6083 (iv).	-

(lands vested in Crown), 5918, 5946 (iii),
5986 (iv), 8171 ; Amt. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 8171, 8256-7 (v).

 (laws, courts, &c.) 5783, 5812 [DOT] Amt. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 5927 (iii), 6101 (iv), 8170, 8240 ; Amt. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 8244 (v).

 (Legislative Assembly) 5815 (iii).

 (Lt. Gov.'s Powers) 5781 (iii).

 (readjustment re census) Amt. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 5753 (iii).

 (school clause Amt.) 7103 (iv) ; Amt. (Mr. Bergeron) 8387 ; Amt. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 8269 ; Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8292 ; Amt. (Mr. Bourassa) 8341 ; Amt. (Mr. Lamont) 8491 (v).

 (seat of government) 5781 (iii), 8244 (v).

 (Senate representation) 5674 (iii).


Autonomy B.: 69, in Com., on Schedules (Atha-baska) 8163 ; (Cardston) 8149 ; (Edmonton city) 8160 ; (Gleichen) 8153, 8166 ; (High River) 8155 ; (Lacombe) 8156 ; (Leduc) SA57; (Lethbridge) 8150 : (Macleod) 8150 ; (Medicine Hat) 8148 ; (Peace River) 8163 ; (Fincher Creek) ; 8153 ; (Po-noka) 8156 ; (Red Deer) 8155 ; (St. Albert) 8163 ; (Saskatchewan) 8161 ; (Stony Plain) 8157 ; (Strathcona) 8157 ; (Sturgeon) 8162 ; (Vermilion) 8155 ; (Wetaskiwin) 8157 (v).


Autonomy B.: 69 (Alberta) on- a~, Amt. (Mr. S. Hughes) B.N.A. Act, sec. 2, Neg. (Y. 37 ; N. 106) 8834 (v).

 Amt. (Mr. Scott), C.P.R. Land Taxes,
8777.

 Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) Schools, 8804 ;
Neg. (Y. 41 ; N. 109) 8817 (v).

 Amt. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) Distribution
of Seats, 8858, Neg. (Y. 42 ; N. 97) 8859 (v).

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Autonomy B.: [DOT]- Amt. to Amt. (Mr. Bourassa) Dual Language (Neg. Y. 7, N. 140) 8854 (v).

 Amt. (Mr. Monk) Dual Language, 8839,
Neg. (Y. 7, N. 140) 8855 (v).

 Amt. (Mr. Barker) Rupert's Land? 8864
(v).

 Amt. (Mr. Bergeron) Schools (Neg. Y. 7 ;



N. 138) 8831 (v).

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Amt. (Mr. Bourassa) School Fund, 8835,
Neg. (Y. 7, N. 132) 8837 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Amt. re Separate Schools (Mr. Leonard)
8857 (v).
Autonomy B.: 70 (Saskatchewan) in Com. (annual subsidy), Amt. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 8760 (v).

 (B.N.A. Act) Amt. (Mr. Monk) 8702 (v).

 Amt. re C. P. R. (Mr. Scott) 8873, Neg.
(Y. 11, N. 126) 8881 (v).

 (Crown lands) 8760 (v).

 (distribution of seats) : Remarks (Mr. Lake) 8704 (v).

 (H. of C. Representation), Amt. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 8703 (v).

 (law courts, &c.) Amt. (Mr. Fitzpatrick)
8758 (v).

 (Rupert's Lands) Amt. (Mr. Barker)
8761 (y).

 (schools), Amt. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 8759 ;
Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8759 ; Amt. (Mr. Bourassa) 8759 (v).

 (Senate representation), Amt. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 8703 (v).


Autonomy B.:  Approval of Cabinet, Resignation, &c.:
Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) on M. for Sup.,
2263 (ii).

 Alberta Boundaries, Letter re Naming of
Proy.: Read (Mr. W. F. Maclean) 5637 (iii). 

 Changes since First Reading, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) 2046 (ii).

 Circulars, &c., Denial (Mr. R. L. Borden)
2570 (ii).

 Circular signed by T. Brown, Sec. of
Public Instruction, N.W.T., Printing, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) 3009 (ii).

 Constitutionality of, Changes re, &c.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 2192 (ii).

 Cor. referred to by Prime Minister : Inquiry for (Mr. Sproule) 2593 (ii).
Autonomy Bills, Delay in Printing : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 1671 (i).
a

 Remarks (Mr. Haggart) 1754 (i).

 Discussion, &e.: Remarks (Mr. R. L.
Borden) 6736, 6836 (iv).
Hauitain, Mr., Letter .to Prime Minister: on M. for Sup. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 2493 (ii).
Information asked for in Rets.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) 3091 (ii).

 Inquiry for Papers (Mr. R. L. Borden)
2594 (ii). '

 Letter from Hon. G. W. Ross to Min. of
Fin. (Mr. Henderson) 6092 (iv).

 Meridian Divisional Line : Remarks (Sir
Wilfrid Laurier) 8634 (v).

 Notice of Amendment, Printing, &c.:
Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 2761 (ii).

 Official Record of Division :	Remarks
(Mr. McIntyre) 5428 (iii).

Papers re : Inquiry for (Mr. R. L. Borden) 3008 (ii).

 Par. in ' Le Soleil ' : M. (Mr. W. F. Maclean) to adjn., 1745 (i).

 Personal Explanation, Debate and Absence : (Mr. R. L. Borden) 2043 (44).
Personal Explanations (Mr. Bourassa and Mr. A. Lavergne) 8865-6 (v).

Personal Explanation re Draft Bill of
.1902 (Mr. Lake) 4348 (iii).

 Petitions re :	Remarks (Mr. Turriff)
2260, 2319 (ii).

 Pets, re : Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Macpherson) 2681 (ii).

 ' Political Pay,' Charge by Mr. Belcourt re Mr. Foster's Speech :	Ques. of
Order (Mr. Foster) . 3517 ; Ruling (Mr. Dep. Speaker) 3520 (ii).
Population re Saskatchewan : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 5919 (iii).

 Printing, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Sproule)
1788 (i).

Ref. to Speech on ' Doukhobors and Englishmen ' (Mr. Black) 5901 (iii).

Resignation of Hon. C. Sifton : Personal
Explanation (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1851 (i).

 Res. re : Remarks (Mr. W. F. Maclean)
1594 (i).
*

 Schedules re Constituencies :	Remarks
(Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com., 5815 (ii).

 Schedules, Population and Votes cast :
Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) 5575 (iii).

Schedules, Preparation of, &c.: Remarks
(Mr. R. L. Borden) 4375, 4750 (iii).



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[Stage Direction]
Autonomy Bills, Schedules re Saskatchewan, Preparation of Maps, &c. : Ramarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 5475 (ill).
[Stage Direction]
School Clause Amt.:	Remarks re Explanation (Mr. R. L. Borden) 5673 (Hi).
______School Clauses, Attack on Orangelsm :
Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 5873 (iii).
______ School Clause, Explanation re Amended
clause 16 :	Read in Com. (Mr. Fitzpatrick)
5983 (iv).
______School Clause Amts., Explanation re :
Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com., 5818 (i) ; Quotations from Regina ' Leader (read) 5851 (iii).
______ School Clause in Com.: Remarks (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 5817-18 (iii).
______ School Clause :	Personal Explanation
(Mr. Bourassa) 7175 (iv).
______ School Clause 16 : Statement (Mr. Fitzpatrick re Drafting, 4829 (iii).
______Second Reading re : Remarks (Mr. Foster)
2022 (ii).
______Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 2112 (ii).
______ school Pets. : Remarks (Mr. Turriff) in
Com. of Sup., 2319 (ii).
______ personal explanation (Mr. Sproule) 2320
(H).
______ in Com. on Res. (subsidy clause), 5479 ;
Statement re Net Rev. of Public Lands : read (Mr. Scott) 5505 (iii).
_____ * Yellow Dog,' Quotation from Halifax
Chronicle :	Read (Mr. Sproule) in Com.,
5879, 5901 (Hi).
See ' Mackenzie,' ' Keewatin,' ' Controverted Elections,' ' Northwest Territories,' 'Land Titles Act,' [DOT]Northwest Irrigation,' ' Census and Statistics, N. W. Territories B. 160,' ' Northwest Territories Representation Act. Amt. B. 156 ' 1 CensoKS and Statistic® B. Jtpcs ' Northwest Irrigation B. 161.' ' Manitoba Boundaries '.
Baddeek and East SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 934 (i).
Baddeek Wharf, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 7396 (iv), 9585 (v).
Badgley Island Timber Cutting, Licenses Granted : Ques. (Mr. Foster) 452 (i).
Bait Freezers Deep Sea Fisheries : in Com. of Sup., 9620 (v).
_____. Establishment in Canso, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 1146 (i).
* Mar. Canada. Number, Location, &c.: M.
for Ret.* (Mr. A. Martin) 2067 (ii).
Ballots, Bank, Method of Issuing, Complains re S'. Lanark and Ottawa : Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 1342 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Printing, Procedure re :	Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 911 (i).
- Printing, &c., for Carleton, (Mr. Pringle) 5S7 (i).
&c.: Ques.
Ballot Box Frauds in Dom. Elections, Demonstration re Fraudulent Box : (Mr. Porter) on M. for Sup., 9199 (v).
Ballot Boxes, Payment to Mr. Cayouette : Remarks (Mr. Morin) 1337 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Letter read (Mr. Morin) 989 (i).
See 'House of Commons,' 'Voters' Lists,' &c.
Balsam Lake Waterways, Agreeement re : Remarks (Mr. S. Hughes) in Com. of Sup., 1524 (i).
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  Telegraph Lines : in Com. of Sup., 7306
in Com. of Sup., 7397
1 : in Com. of
in Com. of
of
Sup..
(iv).
Bear Cove Breakwater (iv).



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Beauharnois Canal, Repairs : in Com. of Sup.,
6307 (lv).	„
______Water Power. Utilization- : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) -in Com. of Sup., 6307 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 1504 (i).
Beaverton Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7546 (iv).
Beaujeu Bank Pier : in Com. of Sup., 6454 (iv). Beckerton Public Wharf :	in Com. of Sup.,
7397 (iv).
Beet Sugar Industry, Encouragement of &c.: M. for Copies of Cor* (Mr. Clements) 3204 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 M. (Mr. Bickerdike) to place on Order
Paper, 9278 (v).
Belle River Dredging Channel : in Com. of Sup., 7546 (iv).
Belle River Wharf, P.E.I.: Remarks (Mr. A.
Martin) in Com. of Sup., 9585 (v).
Bell, Dr., Director of Geological Survey : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup.. 9303 (v).
Belleville Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 1547 (i). Beloeil Guide Piers and Booms : in Com. of Sup., 7287 (iv).
Benrier, Mr. J. P., Postmaster at St. Claud, Dismissal, &e., Cor. re : M-. (Mr. Staples) for Cor.*, 1397 (i).
Ber-simis to Godbout Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 7608 (iv).
Bic Harbour Wharf at Pointe Cote : in Com. of Sup., 7287 (iv).	.
[Stage Direction]
Land purchased from P. Ross : Ques.
(Mr. Bergeron) 1850 (i).
Bicquet Lighthouse Keeper, Name, Salary, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 3202 (ii).
Bills from Senate (M.) to place on Order Paper amongst Private Bils (Mr. R. G. Macpher-son) 8001 (v).
[Stage Direction]
M. (Mr. A. Johnston) to place on Order
Paper, 8096 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Amendments re, Correction of Clerical
Error (Mr. Fielding) 8383 (v).
[Stage Direction]
M. (Mr. Bickerdike) to place on Order
Paper, 9278 (v).
Bills, Royal Assent.: Mess, from Dep. Governor (Mr. Speaker) 6084 (iv).
______Com. from Gov. Gen's Sec.: Read (Mr. Speaker) 6991 (iv).
Bills, Royal Assent to in Senate, 9820 (v). BILLS :
BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 3) To amend the Act respectmg Certificates to Masters and Mates of Ships.-(Mr. Lancaster.)
1°*, 9 ; on Order for 2°, 733 (i).
Bill (No. 4) To amend the Railway Act,
1903.-(Mr. Maclean, York.)
1°* 9 [DOT] on Order for 2°, 109 (i) ; Remarks, 3246 ; withdn., 3743 (ii).
Bill (No. 5) Respecting the Census and Statistics-(Mr. Fisher.)
1°* 52 : 2°* 625 ; in Com., 625 ; Res. prop.,
' 820 ; in Com. on Res., 989 ; M. for Com. on B„ 1013 ; in Com., 1069, 1467 ; 3°*, 1506 (i). (5 Edward VII., c. 5.)
Bill (No. 6) To amend the Steamboat Inspection Act, 1898.-(Mr. McCarthy, North Simcoe.)
1°*, 58 ; 2° m., 315 ; ref. to Sel. Com., 316 (1).
Bill (No. 7) Respecting the- Inspection and Sale of Seeds.-(Mr. Fisher.)
M.	for Com. on Res., 52; in C°m., 54 ; 1°* 66 * 2°, 322 ; in Com., 322, 1155, 1788 ; 3° m., 1868 ; 3°*, 1886 (i) ; Sen. Amts., 7583 (iv).	(5 Edward VII., c. 41.)
Bill (No 8) To amend the Mounted Police Act, 1894.-(Sir Wilfrid Laruier.)
Res. prop., 59 ; in Com., 98 , 1 *, 193 , 2°*, 459 ; in Com., 459 ; 3°*, 465 (i)- (5 Edward VII., c. 24.)
Bill (No. 9) To amend the Dominion Elections Act.-(Mr. Guthrie.)
1°, 263 (i).
Bill (No. 10) Respecting Labour Union Labels.-(Mr. Smith, Nanaimo.)
In Com. on Res., 272 ; 1°*, 279 ; 2*, 601 , in Com., 918, 1770 ; 3°, 1780 (i).
Bill (No. U) Respecting the Columbia and Western Railway Company.-(Mr. Galli-her.)
1°*, 317 ; 2°*, 404 ; in Com., and 3°*, 864
(i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 82.)
Bill (No. 12) Respecting the Ottawa Electric Company.-(Mr. Galliher.)
1° m., 316 ; 2°*, 404 ; in Com., 1283 ; on Order for Com., 1338 ; in Com., 1888, M. to ref. to Sel. Com., 1890 (i), 2532 ; on Order for Hcuse again in Com., 2714 ; in Com., 2950, 3170 ; 3° m., 3393 ; Amt. (Mr. Stewart) Neg. (Y. 56, N. 80) 3398 ; 3°*, 3399 (ii). (5 Edward VII., c. 40.)
Bill (No. 13) Respecting the Atlantic, Quebec and Western Railway Company.- (Mr. Gauvreau.)
1° 317 ; 2°*, 404 ; in Com., and 3°*, 864 ' (i).' (5 Edward VII., c. 59.)
Bill (No. 1) Respecting the Administration of Oaths of Office.-(Sir Wilfrid Lau-rier.)
I0*, pro forma, 5 (i).
Bill (No. 2) To amend the Railway Act, 1903.-(Mr. Lancaster.)
I0*, 9 ; 2° m., 281 ; M. to ref. to Ry. Com., 312 ; agreed to (Y. 85, N. 45) 315 ; in Com., 1780 (i), 3223 (Ii).
Bill (No. 14) Respecting the Molsons Bank. -(Mr. Ames.)
1° 317 [DOT] 2°*, 415 I in Com., 1755 ; 3°*, 1755 ' (i).' (5 Edward VII., c. 124.)
Bill (No. 15) To Incorporate the St. Mary's and Western Ontario Railway Company. -(Mr. McIntyre.)
![DOT]* 317 ; 2°*, 415 ; In Com., and 3°*, 864
(i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 155.)

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BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 16) Respecting certain patents of the Canada Car Company, Limited.- (Mr. Bickerdike.)
1"*, 317 ; 2°*, 415 (i).
Bill (No. 17) Respecting certain patents of the Goodwin Car Company.-(Mr. Bickerdike.)
1°*, 317 ; 2°*, 415 (i).
Bill (No. 18) Respecting the Ottawa, Northern and Western Railway Company.- (Mr. Belcourt.)
1°*, 317 ; 2°*, 415 ; in Com., and 3°*, 864 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 142.)
Bill (No. 19) To incorporate the Calgary, Red Deer and Battleford Railway Company.-(Mr. Scott.)
1°, 318 ; 2°*, 415 (i) ; in Com., and 3°*, 2325 (ii).	(5 Edward VII., c. 67.)
Bill (No. 20) To incorporate the Moosejaw and Edmonton Railway Company.-(Mr Scott.)
I0*, 318 ; 2°*, 415 (i) ; in Com., 2715, 2762,
(iii)	; 3°*, 2763 (ii). (5 Edward VII., c. 130.)
BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 29) Respecting the Canada Southern Bridge Company.-(Mr. German.) 1°*, 493 ; 2°, 583 ; in Com., 1286 ; 3°* 1287 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 70.)
Bill (No. 30) Respecting the Canada Southern Railway Company.-(Mr. German.) 1°*, 493 ; 2°*, 583 ; in Com., and 3°*, 1287 (i). (5 Edward VII., c. 71.)
Bill (No. 31) Respecting the Canada and Michigan Bridge and Tunnel Company. -(Mr. German.)

493 ; 2°*, 583 ; in Com., and 3°*, (i). (5 Edward VII., c. 69.
Bill (No. 32) To incorporate the London and St. Clair Railway Company.-(Mr Calvert.)
1°*, 493 ; 2°*, 583 ; in Com., and 3°*, 1287 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. US.)
Bill (No. 33) Respecting certain patents of Jean Effront.-(Mr. Demers, St. John and Iberville.)
I0*, 493 ; 2°*, 583 ; in Com., and 3°, 1755 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 89.)
Bill (No. 21) To amend the Act respecting the Safety of Ships.-(Mr. Sinclair.)
1°, 319 ; 2°*, 601 ; in Com., 731 (i).
Bill (No. 22) Respecting the Calgary and Edmonton Railway.-(Mr. Oliver.)
ic, 378 . 2°*, 534 ; in Com., 1100 ; 3"*, 1100 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 66.)
Bill (No. 23) To amend the provisions of the Criminal Code, 1892, "with respect to common bawdy houses.-(Mr. Bole.)
1°, 450 ; on Order for 2°, 733 (i).
Bill (No. 24) Respecting the Kootenay, Cariboo and Pacific Railway Company -(Mr. Galliher.)
1°*, 493 ; 2°*, 5S3 ; in Com., and 3°*, 1287 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 115.)
Bill (No. 25) Respecting the Walkertoh and Lucknow Railway Company.-(Mr. McKenzie, Bruce.)
I0*, 493 ; 2°*, 583, in Com., and 3°*, 1101 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 175.)
Bill (No. 26) To incorporate the Sovereign Fire Assurance Company of Canada.- (Mr. Clarke.)
1°*,. 493 ; 2°*, 583; in Com., 1755; 3°*, 1757 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 159.)	'
Bill (No. 27) Respecting certain patents of the Facer Solid Steel Car Wheel Company, of Perth, Limited.-(Mr. Caldwell.)
I0*, 493 ; 2°*, 583 ; in Com., 1285, 1339 ; 3°*, 1340 (i). (5 Edward VII., c. 91.)
Bill (No. 28) To incorporate the North-west Telephone Company.-(Mr. Turriff.)
1°*,
2323
7683
2°*, 583 ; in Com., 1890 (i), 2047, ; 3° m., 2325 ; on Order for 3°,
(ii)	; 3° m., 6346 ; Sen. Amts.,
(iv).	(5 Edward VII., c. 136.)
Bill (No. 34) Respecting the Nicola, Kamloops and Similkameen Coal and Railway Company.-(Mr. Galliher.)
1°*, 493 ; 2°*, 583 ; in Com., 1706 ; 3°*, 1755 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 134.)
Bill (No. 35) To incorporate the< Georgian Bay and Seaboard Railway Company.- (Mr. Grant.)
1°*, 493 ; 2°*, 583 ; in Com., and 3°*, 1288 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 95.)
Bill (No. 36) To amend the Railway Act 1903.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
Res. prop., 319 ; M. for Com., 493, 535 ; in Com., 563 ; 1** of B., 582 ; 2°, 745 ; in Com., 1596 ; 3° m., 1802 ; Amt. (Mr. Lennox) Neg., (Y. 47, N. 93) 1806 (i). (5 Edward VII., c. 35.)
Bill (No. 37) To amend the Quebec. Harbour Commissioners' Act, 1899.-(Mr. PrS-fontaine.)
1°, 582 ; 2° m., 1242 ; in Com., 1243 [DOT] 3°*, 1244 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 33.)'
Bill (No. 38) To amend the Seamen's Act. -(Mr. Prefontaine.)
1°, 583 (i) ; 2°*, 2114 ; in Com., 2115 (ii) ; wthdn., 4749 (iii).
Bill (No. 39) Respecting the Niagara, St. Catharines and Toronto Railway Company.-(Mr. Calvert.)
1°*, 625 ; 2°*, 864 (i) ; in Com., and 3"*, 4259 (iii). (5 Edward VII., c. 132.)
Bill (No. 40) Respecting the Niagara-Wel-land Power Company.-(Mr. Guthrie.)
1°*, 625 ; 2°*, 864 ; in Com., and 3°*, 1710 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 133.)
Bm '41>
Respecting the Regina and Hudson s Bay Railway Company.-(Mr. Scott.)
1°*, 625 ; 2°' 2325 (ii).
- 864 (i) ; in Com., and 3°*,
(5 Edward VII., c. 153.)
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BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 42) Respecting the Vancouver, Westminster and Yukon Railway Company.-(Mr. Macpherson.)
I0*, 625 ; 2°*, 864 ; in Com., and 3°*, 1541 (i).	(6 Edward VII., c. 173.)
Bill (No. 43) Respecting the Lake Champlain and St. Lawrence Ship Canal Company. -(Mr. Gervais.)
I0*, 625 ; 2°*, 864 ; in Com., and 3°*, 2042 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 116.)
Bill (No. 44) To amend the Act respecting Certificates to Masters and Mates of Ships.-(Mr. Lancaster.)
1°, 684 ; on Order for 2°, 918, 1399 (i).
Bill (No. 45) Respecting the Grand Trunk Railway Company.-(Mr. E. M. Macdonald.)
1°, 727 ; 2°*, 909 (i) ; on Order for Com., 2765 ; in Com., 3649, 3879 (ii), 4123, 4202 ; 3° m., 4228 (iii). (5 Edward VII., c. 75.)
Bill (No. 46) Respecting the Canada Atlantic Railway Company.-(Mr. E. M. Macdonald.)
1*, 728 ; 2°*, 909 (i) ; M. for Com., 4236 ; in Com., 4240 ; 3° m., 4412 (iii). (5 Edward VII., c. 50.)
Bill (No. 47) Respecting the Montreal Park and Island Railway Company.-(Mr. Geoffrion.)
1°*, 728 ; 2°*, 1101 (i).	[DOT]
Bill (No. 48) Respecting the Toronto and Hamilton Railway Company.-(Mr. Calvert.)
1°, 817 ; 2°*, 909 ; in Com., and 3°*, 1541 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 163.)
Bill (No. 49) Respecting the Century Life Insurance Company.-(Mr. Macpherson.)
1°*, 817 :	2°*, 909 (i) ; in Com., 2765 ;
3°«, 2767 (ii).	(5 Edward VII., c. 80.)
Bill (No. 50) To incorporate the Calgary and Battieford Railway Company.-(Mr. Turriff.)
1°*, 817 ; 2°*, 909 (i) ; in Com., and 3°*, 2325 (ii).	(5 Edward VII., c. 65.)
Bill (No. 51) Respecting Coniracts for Government Works.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick)
. 1°, 818 ; 2°*, 1672 ; in Com., 1672 ; 3°*, 1806 (i).	(5 Edward VII., e. 7.)
Bill (No. 52) To amend the Franchise Act, 1898.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick).
1°, 818 (i) ; 2°*, 2112 ; in Com., 2112 (ii), 9198 ; 3°*, 9199 (v).	(5 Edward VII.,
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Bill (No. 53) To amend the Act respecting the Department of Railways and Canals. -(Mr. Emmerson.)
I0*, 817 ; 2°*, 1673 ; in Com., 1673 ; 3°*, 1806 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 37.)
Bill (No. 54) To amend the Public Works Act.-(Mr. Hyman.)
1°, 819 ;	2°*, 1679 ;	3°*, 1806 (i).	(5
Edward VII.: 
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c. 36.) INDEX

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cxxxix
BILLS-Con.
BUI (No. 133, from the Senate) Respecting the Citizens' Bank of Canada.-(Mr Barr.)
1°*, 4271 ; 2°*, 4700 (iii) ; in Com. 5973 : 3°*, 5973 (iv).	(5 Edward VII.,' c. 81.)
Bill (No. 134) To incorporate the Provident Savings Association, Limited. - (Mr Gervais.)
, 4370 ; 2°*, 4598 (iii) ; in Com., 5974 ; 3°*, 5976 (iv) ; Sen. Amts., 9078 (v). (5 Edward VII., e. 151.)
Bill (No. 135, from the Senate) Respecting the Western Alberta Railway Company. -(Mr. Galliher.)
1°*, 4550 ; 2°*, 4700 3°*, 5976 (iv). 176.)
(iii) ; in Com., and (5 Edward VII., c.
Bill (No. 136, from the Senate) To incorporate the Anthracite Coal Railway Company.-(Mr. Galliher.)
M. to receive Pet., 4550 ; Pet. ref. back to Sel. Com., 4644 ; 1°*, 4807 ; 2°*, 4978 (iii): in Com., 5976; 3°*, 5976 ' (iv). (5 Edward VII., c. 56.)
Bill (No. 137, from the Senate) Respecting the Kingston, Smith's Falls and Ottawa Railway Company.-(Mr. Galliher.)
I0*, 4550 ; 2°*, 4978 (iii) ; in Com., and 3°*, 6383 (iv).	(5 Edward VII., c. 114.)
BILLS-Cob.
Bill (No. 144, from the Senate) To incorporate the Fessenden Wireless Telegraph Company of Canada.-(Mr. Telford.)
1°*, 4644 ; 2°*, 4978 (iii) 6607 ; 3°*, 6609 (iv). c. 93.)
; in Com., 6380, (5 Edward VII.,
Bill (No. 145 from the Senate) Respecting a Patent, No. 69772, of the Underwood Typewriter Company.-(Mr. Grant.)
1°*, 4644 ; 2°*, 4977 (iii) ; in Com., and 3°*, 6383 (iv).	(5 Edward VII, c„ 168.)
BiLI (No. 146 from the Senate) Respecting certain Patents of the Underwood Typewriter Company (Mr. Grant.)
1°*, 4644 ; 2"*, 4977 (iii) ; in Com., and 3°*, 6383 (iv). (5 Edward VII, c., 169.)
Biill (No. 147) To amend the Seamen's Act.- (Mr. Prefontaine.)
1°*, 4750 (iii) ; 2°*, 7424 ; iin Com. 7424 (iv), 9029 ; 3°*, 9031 (v).	(5 Edward

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Bill (No. 148) Respecting the .incorporation; of Live Stock Record Associations.- (Mr. Fisher.)
1° m., 5076 ; Remarks (Mr. W. F. Maclean) 5577 ; 2°*, 5922 ; in Com., 5922 ; 3°*, 5927 (iii). (5 Edward VII, e., 21.)
Bill (No. 138. from the Senate) Respecting the Montreal Bridge Company, and to change its name to the Montreal Bridge and Terminal Company.-(Mr. Piche.)
1°*, 4550 ; 2°, 4703 (iii) ; in Com., and 3°*, 6275 (iv).	(5 Edward VII., c. 127.)
Bill (No. 139) Respecting the Vancouver, Victoria and Eastern Railway and Navigation Company.-(Mr. Duncan Ross.)
M. to receive Pet., 3743 ; 1°*, 4550 ; 2° m , 4700 ; 2°*. 4977 (iii) ; in Com., 8315, 8637 ; 3° m., 8818, 9040 (v).	(5 Edward

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Bill (No. 140) Respecting the Northwest Coal and Coke Railway Company, and to change its name to the Great West Railway Company.-(Mr. Galliher.)
1°*, 4550 [DOT] 2°*, 4977 (iii) ; in Com., and 3°*. 5976 (iv).	(5 Edward VII., c. 100.)
Bill (No. 141) Respecting the Kaslo and Lardo-Duncan Railway Company.-(Mr. Galliher.)
M. to receive Pet., 3744 (ii), 4375 ; 1°* 4550 ; 2°*. 4977 (iii) ; in Com., and 3°*, 5976 (iv).	(5 Edward VII., c. 113.)
Bill (No. 142) For the relief of Edward Norman Lewis, a Member of the House of Commons.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1°*, 4550 ; 2°*, 5136 ; in Com., 5136 ; 3°*, 5137 (iii). (5 Edward VII., c. 19.)
Bill (No. 143, from the Senate) To incorporate the Owen Sound and Meaford Railway Company-(Mr. Telford.)
1°*, 4644 ; 2°*, 4978 (iii) ; in Com., and 3°*
5976 (iv).	(5 Edward VII., c. 144.) '
Bill (No. 149) Respecting the South Shore Railway Company and the Quebec Southern Railway Company.-(Mr. Brown.) 1°*, 5783 (iii) ; 2°*, 6868 (iv) ; M. to ref. back to Ry. Com., 9072 ; M. to place on Orders for Com., 9278 ; in Com., 9340, 9586 ; 3°*, 9587 ; Sen. Amts., 9815 (v). (5 Edward VII, e., 158.)
Bill (No. 150 from the Senate) Respecting the Interprovincial and James Bay Railway Company.-(Mr. Devlin.)
1°*, 5783 (iii) ; 2°*, 6868 ; in Com., and: 3°*, 7060 (iv).	(5 Edward VII, c., 109.)
Bill (No. 151) To incorporate L'Union Saint Joseph du Canada.-(Mr. Belcourt.)
M. to present Pet., 2490 ; M. to rec. Pet., 2491 (ii) ; 1°«, 5783 (iii) ; 2°*, 5976 (iv); in Com., and 3°*, S146 (v).	(5 Edward
VII. e., 170.)
Bill (No. 152 from the Senate) For the relief of Clara Bidwell McDermot.-(Mr. Campbell.)
1°*, 5919 (iii) ; 2°*, 5976 ; in Com., 6275, 6347 ; 3° m., 6376 ; Agreed to (Y. 38 ; N. 13) 6377 (iv). (5 Edward VII, c., 121.)
Bill (No. 153, from the Senate) For the Relief of George Pearson.-(Mr. Calvert.)
I0*, 5919 (Iii) ; 2°*, 6868 ; in Com., 7623 ; 3°, 7624 (iv).	(5 Edward VII, c., 147.)
Bill (No. 154. from the Senate) For the relief of George Dance Harper.-(Mr. Johnston, Lambton.)
1°*, 5919 (iii) ; 2°*, 5976 ; in Com., 6377 : 3°*. 6377 (iv). (5 Edward VII, c., 103.)
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BILLS-Con.
Bin (No. 155, from the Senate) Respecting the Administration of an Act respecting the Packing and Sale of Certain Staple Commodities.-(Sir "Wilfrid Laurier.)
I0*, 5960 (iii) ; 2°*, 5979 ; in Com., 5979 ;
3°*, 5983 (iv). (5 Edward VII, c., 45.)
Bill (No. 156) To amend the North-west Territories Representation Aot.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick. ) [DOT]
1° 6046 (iv) ; 2°*, 8769 ; in. Com., 8769 ;
' 3°*, 8886 (v). (5 Edward VII, c., 23.)
Bill (No. 157) Respecting the District of Mackenzie.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1°, 6103 (iv) ; Order dschgd., 8176 (v).
Bill (No. 158) To amend the Keewatin Act. -(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1°, 6103-4 (iv) ; Order dlschgd., 8176 (v).
Bill (No. 159) To amend the Dominion Controverted Elections act.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1°, 6103-4 (iv) ; 2°*, and ini Com., 8769 ; ' 3°*, 8885 (v). (5 Edward VII, c., 8.)
BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 168) For granting to Hi3 Majesty certain sums of money for the Public Service for the Financial Years ending respectively the 30th June, 1905, and the 30th June, 1906 (Sir Wilfrid Laurier.)
Res. prop., 6966 ; 1°* I 2°* ; in Com. and 3°*, 6966 (iv). (5 Edward VII., c. 1.)
Bill (No. 169) To amend the Act respecting the Royal Military College.-(Sir Frederick Borden.)
Res prop., 6904 ; in Com. on Res., 6966 ; 1°* of B., 6984 ; 2°*, 7262 ; in Com., 7262;	3°*, 7262 (iv).	(5 Edward VII.,
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Bill (No. 170) To amend the Militia Act.- (Sir Frederick Borden.)
Res. prop., 6905 ; in Com. on Res., 6984 ; 1°* of B., 6991 ; On Order for 2°, 7263; 2° m., 9179 ; in Com., and 3°*, 9198 (v). (5 Edward VII., c. 22.)
Bill (No. 171) Respecting the Fort and Pilotage District of Quebec.-(Mr. Prdfon-taine.)
1°, 7018 ; 2°*, 7440 ; in Com., 7440 ; 3°*,
Bill (No. 160) With respect to the Northwest Territories.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1°	6104 (iv) ; 2°, 8763 ; in Com., 8764 ;
' 3°*, 9408 (v). (5 Edward VII, c., 27.)
Bill (No. 161) To amend the North-west Irrigation Act, 1898.-(Mr. Oliver.)
1°, 6104 (iv) ; 2°*, 8775 ; ini Com., 8775 ;
' 3°*, 8885 (v).	(5 Edward VII, c., 26.)
Bill (No. 162) To amend the Land Titles Act, 1894.-(Mr. Oliver.)
I0*, 6104 (iv) ; 2°*, 9082 ; in Com., 9082 ;
' 3°*, 9085 (v). (5 Edward VII, c., 18.)
Bill (No. 163) To amen'1 the Census and Statistics Act.-(Mr. Fisher.)
1°, 6105 (iv) ; 2° 8774 ; in Com., 8775 ; 3°*, 8885 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 6.)
Bill (No. 172, from the Senate) For the relief of Philip Vibert.-(Mr.Zimmerman.) 1°* 7095 ' On Order for 2°, 7218 ; 2°, 7261; 'in Com., and 3°*, 7624 (iv).	(5 Ed-
*wnrrl VTT.. C. 174.)
Bill (No. 173) Respecting the St. Maurice Valley Railway Company-(Mr. Bureau.)
Pet presented, 6826 ; M. to receive Pet., 7017 [DOT]	1°*, 7175 ;	2°*, 7261 (iv) ; in
Com., and 3°*, 8655 (v).	(5 Edward

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Bill (No. 174, from the Senate) To amend the Grain Inspection Act as regards the Selection of Commercial Grades and Samples.-(Mr. Fisher.)
1°*, 7420 (iv) ; 2°*, 9395 ; in Com., 9395 ;
'3°*. 9408 (v). (5 Edward VII., c. 14.)
Bill (No. 164, from the Senate) To incorporate the Monarch Bank of Canada. (Mr. Gordon.)
1°*, 6232 ;	2°*, 6868 (iv) ; in Com., and
3°*, 8655 (iv).	(5 Edward VII., c. 125.)
Bill (No. 175) Respecting the Pacific Bank.- (Mr. Galliher.)
1°, 7420 ; 2°, 7625 (iv) ; in Com., and 3°*, ' 8146 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 145.)
Bill (No. 165) Respecting the Canadian Yukon Western Railway Company.- (Mr. Campbell.)
1°*, 6232 ;	2°*, 7218 (iv) ; in Com., and
'30*, 8655 (v). (5 Edward VII., c. 76.)
Bill (No. 166, from the Senate) Respecting certain Patents of the Ideal Manufacturing Company.-(Mr. Campbell.)
I0*, 6232 ;	2°*, 6868 ; in Com., and 3°*,
7625 (iv) ; M. re Amts., 8383 (v).	(5
Edward VII.: 
Edward VII.: 

VII., c. 62.)

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Bill (No. 180, from the Senate) Further to amend the Act of 1899 respecting the City of Ottawa.-(Mr. Fielding.)
I0*, 7642 (iv) ; 2°*, 8686 ; in Com., 8686 ; 3°*, 8688 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 29.)
Bill (No. 181) To amend the Bank Act.-(Mr. Fielding.)
1°, 7642 (iv) ; 2°*, 8688 ; in Com., 8688 ; 3°*, 8689 (V).	(5 Edward VII., c. 4.)
Bill (No. 182, from the Senate) Respecting the Sterling Bank of Canada.-(Mr. Campbell.)
1°*, 7810 (iv) ; M. to place or Orders for 2°*, 8001, 8096 ; 2°*, 8146 ; in Com. and 3°*, 8655 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 160.)
Bill (No. 183, from the Senate) Respecting a certain patent of the Metal Volatilization Company.-(Mr. McCool.)
1"*, 7810 (iv) ; M. to place on Orders for 2°, 8001, 8096; 2°*, 8146; in Coc., and 3°*, 9049 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 123.)
Bill (No. 184, from the Senate) To amend the Acts respecting Naturalization and Aliens.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
I0*, 7906 (iv) ; 2°*, 8685 ; in Com., 8685, 8689 ; 3°*, 8690 (v).	(5 Edward VII.,
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Bill (No. 185, from the Senate) For the relief of Isaac Pitblado.-(Mr. Bole.)
1°*, 7906 (iv) ; M. to place on Orders for ' 2°, 8001, 8096 ; 2°*, 8146 ; in Com., and 3°*, 9049 (v). (5 Edward VII., c. 148.)
Bill (No. 186) For the regulation of Wireless Telegraphy in Canada.-(Mr. Pr6-fontaine.)
1° m., 8177 ; 2°*, 90*1 ; in Com., 9031; 3°*, 9032 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 49.)
Bill (No. 187. from the Senate) To amend the Companies Act.
(This Bill was not read the first time in the House of Commons.)
Bill (No. 188) Respecting the Inspection of Water Meters,-(Mr. Brodeur.)
Res. prop., 8385 ; in Com. on Res., 8674 ; V* of B., 8676 ; 2°*, 9409 ; in Com.., 9409 ; 3°*, 9524 ; Sen. Amts., 9816 (v). (5 Edward VII., c. 48.)
Bill (No. 189) Further to amend the Dominion Elections Act, 1900.-(Mr. Borden, Carleton.)
1° m.. 8775 (v).
BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 190) To amend the Customs Tarifl, 1897.-(Mr. Fielding.)
M. for Com. on Ways and Means, 8888 ; in Com., 8983;. 1°*, of B„ 8997; 2°*, 9760 ; in Com., 9760 ; 3°*, 9769 (v). (5 Edward VII., c. 11.)
Bill (No. 191) Respecting the Joliette and Lake Manuan Colonization Railway Company.-(Mr. O. E. Talbot.)
1°*, 9072 ; 2°*, 9179 ; M. to place on Orders for Com., 9278 ; in Com., and 3°*, 9340 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 111.)
Bill (No. 192) Respecting the Powers of the Harbour Commissioners of Montreal.-(Mr. Prdfontaine.)
1°, 9028 ; 2°*, 9288 ; in Com., 9288 ; 3C*, 9288 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 23.)
Bill (No. 193) To amend the Revised Statute respecting the salaries of certain public functionaries and other annual charges on the Consolidated Revenue.- (Mr. Fielding.)
Res. prop., 8693 ; in Com. on Res., 9033 ; 1°*, 2°*; 9033 ; in Com., 9033 ; 3°*, 9033 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 20.)
Bill (No. 194) To amend the Revised Statute respecting the House of Commons, and the Dominion Elections Act, 1900. -(Mr. Borden, Carleton.)
1° m., 9073 (V).
Bill (No. 195) Respecting Roads and Road Allowances in the Provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta.-(Mr. Oliver). 1°, 9075 ; 2°, 9525 ; in Com., 9526 ; 3°*,
' 9529 ; Sen, Amts., 9819 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 38.)
Bill (No. 196) In amendment of the Criminal Code, 1892.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1°, 9075 ; 2°*, 9411 ; in Com., 9411 ; 3°, 9524 fv). (5 Edward VII., c. 9.)
Bill (No. 197) To amend the Adulteration ' Act.-(Mr. Bergeron.)
1°*, 9179 (v).
Bill 0No. 198, from the Senate) For the relief of Agnes Hedevig Helga Salusbury Trelawney.-(Mr. Campbell.)
I0*, 9278 ; 2°*, 9587 ; in Com., and 3°*, 9760 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 166.)
Bill (No. 199) To amend an Act respecting an Arbitration between His Majesty and the Grand1 Trunk Railway Company of Canada.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1°, 9279 ; 2°*, 9280 ; in Com., 9529 ; 3°*, ' 9529 (v).	(5 Edward VII, c., 15.)
Bill (No. 200) Respecting the Inspector of Insurance and the Director General of Public Health.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
1°, 9688 ; 2°*; in Com., and 3°*, 9690 (v). (5 Edward VII, c., 46.)
Bill (No. 201) Respecting the Salary of the First Minister.-(Mr. Fielding.)
Res. prop., 9700 : in Com. on Res., 9725 ; 1°* of B., 9726 ; 2°*. 9790 ; in Com., 9790 ; 3°, 9790 (v).	(5 Edward VII, c.,
12.)
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BILLS-Con.
Bill (No. 202) To amend the Act respecting the Senate and House of Commons.-[DOT] (Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
Res. prop., 9701 ;* in Com. on Res., 9726 ; 1°* of B„ 9733 ; 2°*, 9791 ; to Com., 9791; 3°*, 9792 (v).	(5 ifiawaru ,
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Bill (No. 203) Respecting Annuities for certain Privy Councillors.-(Mr. Fielding.)
Res. prop., 9702 ; in Com. on Res., 9733 ; 1°* of B., 9739 ; 2°*, 9792 ; in Com., 9792, 9796 ; 3°*, 9797 (v). (5 Edward VII, c., 30.)
Bill (No. 204) To amend the Act respecting Judges of Provincial Courts.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
Res. prop., 9702 ; in Com. on Res., 9740, 9797 ; 1°* of B., 9760 ; 2°*. 9792 ; in Com., 9792, 9798 ; 3°*, 9798 (v).	(5 Edward VII, c., 31.)
Bill (No. 205) To amend the Supreme and Exchequer Courts Act.-(Mr. Fitzpatrick.)
Res. prop., 9705; in Com. on Res., 9760; 1°* of B., 9760 ; 2°*; in Com., and 3°*, 9796 (v).	(5 Edward VII, c., 47.)
Bill (No. 206) For granting to His Majesty certain sums of money for the Public Service of the financial years ending respectively the 30th June, 1905, and the 30th June, 1906.-(Mr. Fielding.)
M. for Com. on Ways and Means, 9798 ; in Com.. 9800 ; 1°*; 2°*, 9801 ; in Com. 9801 ; 3°*, 9801 (v). (5 Edward VII, c '
2.)
Binder Twine Bounties, &c. : Statement Read (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com. of Sup., 7221 (iv).
Binder Twine, Home Consumption Manufactured in Can., Quantity, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Sinclair) 1759 (i).
Binder Twine Industry, Kingston, Output, Distribution, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 482 (i).
Binder Twine, Raw Material imported from Mexico : Remarks (Sir William Mulock) in Com. of Sup., 897 (1).
See ' Cordage.'
Bissonnette vs. Crown, Illegal Stamping of Letters in Montreal, P. O., Cor. read :	in
Com. of Sup., 194 (i).
See ' Post Office,' &c.
Blair, Mr., Resignation of, Conspiracy, Cor., Tels., &c. ; Read (Mr. Bennett) 541-6 (i).
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 Denials of Ministers, Ques. of Order :
Ruling (Mr.. Speaker) 546 (i).
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 Irrelevancy of Debate :	Ques. of Order
(Mr. Henderson) 558 (i).
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 Letter re Resignation :	M. for Copy*
(Mr. Monk) 601 (i).
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 inquiry for ret. (Mr. Foster) 697 (i).
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 Remarks (Mr. Maclean, York) 55 ; on M.
for Com. or B. 36, 511 (i).
Blanche River Improvements ; in Com. of Sup., 7547 (iv).
Blind River Dredging :	in Com. of Sup., 6870
(iv).
Boisdale 'Wharf, N.S. : in Com. of Sup., 9585 (v). Boissevain Postmaster, Mr. A. McKnight, Dismissal, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Schaffner) 2327 (ii). See ' Post Office,' &e.
Bonusing SS.: Cos. for Cold Storage, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Monk) in Com. of Sup., 1101-4
(i).
Book-keeping Methods I.C.R., &c. :	Remarks
in Com. of Sup., 1928 (i).
Boots and Shoes, Imports and Exports, &c. ; Remarks ('Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 7216 (iv).
Books purchased for Library, &c. :	Remarks
(Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 75 (i). Borden, Mr. R. L., Notification of Election (Mr. Speaker) 583 (i).


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Bridges, Strengthening of I.C.R. :	in Com. of
Sup., 1912 (i), 9384 (v).
Bridgewater Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7398 (iv).
British American Fish Co., Contract re Fishing Rights in Western Lakes :	Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. ot Sup., 2896 (ii).
B. C. Canning Industries :	See ' Salmon Canning.'
B. C. Customs' Collector, Victoria, Appnmt. of : Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 270 (i).
B. C. Dom. Lands, Sale to Mr. T. W. Patterson, Prices paid. &c. :	Ques. (Mr. Lancaster)
4371 (iii).
B. C. Indian Induotrial Schools : in Com. of Sup., 6556 (iy).

 Renewals Repairs, &c. :	in Com. of
Sup., 1641 (i).
Buildings, Govt. : in Com. of Sup., 9542 (v).
Buildings, Govt., Inspection by Architects, Clerks, &c. :	Remarks in Com. of Sup
1642 (i).
Manitoba :	in Com. of Sup., 1633 (i) [DOT]
9549.

 N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 1047 (i), 7284 (iv).
N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 1637 (i), 9550 (v).
in Com. of Sup., 9176 (v).
Brothers' Light, Salary of Keeper :	Remarks
(Mr. IT. Wilson) in Com. of Sup., 2702 (ii). Bruce County Armouries : Remarks (Mr. P. H.
McKenzie) in Com. of Sup., 1658 (i).
Brunet, Mr., G.T.P. Ry. Commissioner, Resignation, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden)
5036 (iii).
Bryce, Dr., Payments to re Indians : in Com. of Sup., 6558 (iv).
Bryson Bridge Reconstruction :	in Com. of
Sup., 7585 (iv).
Budget, The, Financial Statement (Mr. Fielding) 8888 ; Re.s. moved, 8914 (v).
Debate :
(Mr. Foster) 8915 ; (Mr. Cockshutt) 8936 : (Mr. Clements) 8957 ; (Mr. Paterson) 8934 [DOT] (Mr. Campbell) 8938 ; (Mr. A. A. Wright) 8949 ; (Mr. Caldwell) 8965 ; (Mr. Galliher) 8971 ; (Mr. Daniel) 8978 (iv).

 Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 2685 (ii).

 Date of Delivery :	Remarks (Mr. R. L.
Borden) 4920 (iii).
* N.S. : in Com. of Sup., S46, 1015 (i).

 Ont.: in Com. of Sup., 1547 (i), 9547 (v).



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Cabinet Vacancies and Absent Ministers : Remarks (Mr. Borden) on Orders of the Day 3555 (ii).	'
Interior Dept., Information re : Remarks
(Mr. R. L. Borden) 3362 (ii), 4085 (iii).
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Cabinet Vacancies and Absent Ministers : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 3450 (ii).
______Representation re :	Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 3252 (ii).
______Minister of Public Works : M. (Mr. W.
F. Maclean) to adjn., 5471 (iii).
Cables of the Empire, Cor. with Govt.: M. (Mr. Logan) for Cor.*, 1397 (i).
Cacouna Wharf, Expenditure re, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 7096 (iv).
Cadet Corps, Ammunition supplied : Remarks (Mr. Ingram) 7815 (iv).
See ' Militia.'
Cairns, A. W., Salary as P. 0. Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 6629 (iv).
Calgary and Battleford Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. No. 50 (Mr. Turriff) 1°*, 817 ; 2°*, 909 (i) ; in Com., and 3°*, 2325 (ii).	(5 Edward VII.,
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Calgary and. Edmonton Ry. .Co.'s B. No. 22 (Mr. Oliver) 1°*, 378 ; 2°*, 534 ; in Com., 1100 ; 3°*, 1100 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 66.)
Calgary, Land Titles Office : in Com. of Sup., 1638 (i).
______Post Office Enlargement :	in Com. of
Sup., 1638 (i).
Calgary, Red Deer and Battleford Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. No. 19 (Mr. Scott) 1° m., 318 ; 2°*, 415 (i) : in Com., and 3°*, 2325 (ii).	(5 Edward VII., c. 67.)
Campaign Literature and Franking Privileges: Remarks (Mr. White) 1809 (i).
See ' Franking.'
Campbellton and GaspS Basin Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 9616 (v).
Campbellton, Public Buildings :	in Com. of
Sup., 1048 (i).
______I.C.R. Station Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 1968 (i).
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Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1744, (i).
Canada Atlantic Ry. Co.'s B. No. 46 (Mr. Macdonald) 1° m., 728 ; 2°*, 909 (i) ; M. for Com., 4236 ; in Com., 4240 ; 3° m., 4412 (iii). (5 Edward VII., c. 50.)
Canada Atlantic Ry., Purchase :	Inquiry for
Ret. (Mr. Haggart) 2685 (ii).	,
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Remarks (Mr. Haggart) 69 (i).
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 Running Rights : See 1 I.C.R. and C.A.R. ,
' Govt. Rys. B. 132,' ' Transportation.'
Canada Car Co.'s Patent Relief B. No. 16 (Mr. Bickerdike) 1°*, 317 ; 2°*, 415 (i).
Canada Central Ry. Co.'s B. No. 178 (Mr. Dy-ment) 1°*, 7642 (iv) ; M. to place on Orders for 2°, 8001, 8096 ; 2°*, 8146 ; in Com., and 3°*, 9049 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 68.)
' Canada-Cape Breton ' Accident, ' Statement of Case ' : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Ames) 2067 (ii).
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 Capt. Salmon's Resignation, Cor., &c. :
M. for Copies (Mr. Ames) 384 (i).
* Canada-Cape Breton ' Accident, Report re Investigation, Instructions, &e. :	Remarks
(Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 2625 (ii).
See ' Marine.'
Canada Eastern Ry., Improvements of Roadbed : Remarks (Mr. Crocket) in Com. of Sup., 1978 (i).
_____Cor., Names of Officials, &c.: M. for Ret.
(Mr. Crocket) 734 (i).
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 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Crocket) 4811 (iii).
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 Purchase, Expenditure re Litigation :
Remarks (Mr. Haggart) in Com. of Sup., 1523 (i).
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 Total Expenditure re :	Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 1922 (i).
See ' I.C.R.', &c.
Canada and France SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7094 (iv).
* Canada Gazette ' Expenditure :	in Com. of
Sup., 6723 (iv).
Canada and G. B. Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 864 (i).
See ' Post Office,' ' Trade and Commerce,' &c.
Canada Life Assurance Co., Ref. to in Com. on B. 108, 4684 (iii).
Canada and Mexico Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 895 (i), 9622, 9680 (v) ; cone., 6909 (iv). Canada and Mexico SS. Communication : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 66 (i).
Canada and Michigan Bridge and Tunnel Co.'s B. No. 31 (Mr. German) 1°*, 493 ; 2°*, 583 ; In Com., and 3°*, 1287 (i).	(5 Edward VII.,
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Canada-Middlesex Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. No. 55 (Mr. Calvert) 1°*, 908 ; 2°*, 1101 (i).
Canada and New Zealand SS. Subventions : in Com. of Sup., 7094 (iv).
Canada and S. Africa SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 971 (i).
Canada Southern Bridge Co.'s B. No. 29 (Mr. German) 1°*, 493 ; 2°*, 583 ; in Com., 1286 ; 3°*, 1287 (1).	(5 Edward VII., c. 70.)
Canada Southern Ry. Co.'s B. No. 30 (Mr. German) 1°*, 493 ; 2°*, 583 ; in Com., and 3°*, 1287 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 71.)
* Canada ' Str., Expenditure re Equipment, Names of Employees, Payments to, &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Monk) 1399 (i).
See ' Marine,' &c.
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 
Canadian Agency B.: Par. in Montreal ' Star ' :	Read (Mr. Lennox) 454 (i).
' Canadian Citizenship,' Political Speech by Min. of Rys.: Remarks (Mr. Crockett) 2214 (U).
Canadians detained at U. S. Borders :	Letter
read (Mr. Barker) 5920 (Hi).
Canadians, Distressed, Relief to :	in Com. of
Sup., 7247 (iv).
Canadian Exhibit, Imperial Institute : in Com. of Sup., 1836 (i).
Canadian Fast Mail Service : Remarks (Mr. D.
D.	McKenzie) 9773 (v).

 Name of Contractor, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 7422 (iv).
K
CANALS-Con.
Beauharnois Canal Repairs : in Com. of Sup.,
6307	(iv).

Water Power, Utilization:	Remarks
(Mr. Bergeron.) in Com. of Sup., 6307 (iv).

 Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 1504 (i).
Burrit's Rapids Locks, Dismissal, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Reid) 8384 (v).
Canal Tools, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 1546.
Cardinal Canal, Claims for Damages re Contractors : in Com. of Sup., 1220 (i).

 Swing Bridge and Wharf :	Remarks
(Mr. J. D. Reid) in Com. of Sup., 1418 (i).
Carillon and Grenville Canals, Guide Piers : in Com. of Sup., 6305 (iv).
Chambly Canal, Macadamizing Road : in Com. of Sup., 9378 (v).

 Ste. Therese Island Culvert : in Com.
of Sup., 6301 (iv).
Cornwall Canal, Concreting Apparatus :	in
Com. of Sup., 6298 (iv).

 Dredging, Contract re Advertising, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Pringle) 588, 686 (i).

 Employees for Oct. and Nov., 1904 :
Ques. (Mr. Pringle) 107 (i).

 Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 1219 (i).

 Lock Repairs :	in Com. of Sup., 1494
(1).

 Stone Facing between Locks :	in
Com. of Sup., 9381 (v).
Cote. St. Paul, Bridge, Lachine Canal :	in
Com. of Sup., 6294 (iv).

Water Power, Lease to J. Frothingham : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 3360 (ii).
Culbute Canal, Litigation re Flooding, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Haggart) in Com. of Sup., 1522 (i).
Deptl. Salaries :	in Com. of Sup., 1219 (i) ;
9061 (v).
Dep. Minister. Appnmt. of Mr. Butler and Superannuation of Mr. Schreiber, Duties assigned to, &c. : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 9678 (v).
Farran's Point Gas Plant : in Com. of Sup.,
6308	(iv).
Galops Channel, Completion :	in Com. of
Sup., 1230 (i).

 Enlargement :	in Com. of Sup., 1220
(i).

 Removing Shoals :	in Com. of Sup.,
9354 (v).

 Repairs re Leakage : in Com. of Sup.,
1492 (i).
Gamebridge Mason Inspector, Dismissal, Imperfect Ret. : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 4750, 5600 (iii).

Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Foster) 8004
(v).
See ' Ritchie.'
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 Enlargement :	in Com. of Sup., 6294
(iv).

Installation of Electrical Appliances :
in Com. of Sup., 9354 (v).

 Lock Gates, Suspension :	in Com. of
Sup., 6300 (iv).

 Machinery for Shops : in Com. of Sup.,
1240 (i).

Mill Street Paving : in Com. of Sup.,
6301 (iv).
_____Power House Flumes : in Com. of Sup.,
6299 (iv).

 Rebuilding Wall Basin, Lock No. 2 : in
Com. of Sup., 1421 (i).

 Rebuilding Wharf below Dock :	in
Com. of Sup., 1421 (i).

 Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 6306 (iv).

St. Gabriel's Basin Walls : in Com. of
Sup., 9378 (v).

Tail Race Widening :	in Com. of Sup.,
6299 (iv).

 Wall Underpinning :	in Com. of Sup.,
6298 (iv).

 Water Privilege, Lease to Wm. Parkyn,
&c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 5132 (iii).
See ' Atwater,' ' Cote St. Paul,' ' Hanault. Magann & Finn, Payments to re Port Col-borne Contract : in Com. of Sup., 1232 (i). Matthews, Geo. Co., Claims re Damages by Flooding : in Com. of Sup., 6303 (iv). 'Murray Canal, Inspector:	Remarks (Mr. Cochrane) in Com. of Sup., 1512 (i).

 Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 1495 (i).
Payne, J. L., Salary Increase : in Com. of Sup., 9062 (v).
Port Colborne, Breakwater, Elevator, &c., Cor., Papers, &c.:	M. for Copies* (Mr. Barker) 2087 (ii).

Deepening Summit Level : in Com. of
Sup., 1232 (i).

Eastern Breakwater : in Com. of Sup.,
815 (i).

 Elevator : in Com. of Sup., 1263, 1268,
1288 (i).

 Entrance Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 1230 (i).
See ' Welland.'
CANALS-Con.
Railways and Canals, Depth Rep.: Presented (Mr. Emmerson) 908 (i).

Delay in bringing down : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 601 (i).
Rideau Canal Extension : in Com. of Sup., 1333 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup.,
1523 (i).
Ritchie, James, Inspection of Masonry re Trent Canal, Dismissal, &e.: M. for Cor.* (Mr. Foster) 2777 (11).
See ' Gamebridge.*
St. Lawrence Canals, Deepening Shoals : in Com. of Sup., 6289 (iv).
St. Peters Canal, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6303 (iv).

Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 6308 (iv).
St. Ours Canal, Booms and Piers : in Com. of Sup., 1499 (i).

Landing Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 6302
(iv)	.
Sault Ste. Marie Canal, Contracts re Construction : in Com. of Sup., 1406 (i).

 Construction : in Com. of Sup., 1334 (i).

 Dredging, U.S. and Canadian Contractors, Prices, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Pringle) 589 (i).
Soulanges Canal Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 6290 (iv).
Sunday Work : in Com. of Sup., 1547 (i), 9383
(v)	.
Tay Canal, Ref. to in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Hag-gart) 1301 (i).
Tools, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1546 (i). [DOT] Trent Canal, Claims for Damages, Mr. Jas. Clark, Cor., &c.: M. (Mr. Ward) for copy, 1395, (i).

 Dismissal of J. Ritchie, &c.: M. for
copy* (Mr. Foster) 2777 (ii).

 incomplete return :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) 4750 (iii).
See ' Gamebridge.'
_____ Geo. Matthews Co., Claim re Damages
by Flood : in Com. of Sup., 6303 (iv).
_____- improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1499
0).

 Lowering Floor of Lock : in Com. of
Sup.. 6302 (iv).

 McLaren's Creek Bridge : in Com. of
Sup., 9379 iv).

Peterborough Dam : in Com. of Sup.,
6303 (iv).

 Staff on Dams, taken by Dom. Govt.:
in Com. of Sup., 9383 (v).

Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 1471, 1476
(i), 6291 (iv), 9354 (v).

letter from Sir Wilfrid Laurier to Mr. Aylesworth : Read (Mr. Ward) 1476 (i).

 Surveys of Dams taken by Dom.: in
i Com. of Sup., 9376 (v).

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CANALS-Con:
Trent Canal, Surveys, Rice Lake, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Ward) 153 (i).
See ' Holland.'
Vanderburg, Stephen, Claims re Injuries on Welland Canal : in Com. of Sup., 6305 (iv). Welland Canal, Deepening, Expenditure, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Pringle) 588 (i).

Deepening Long Level :	in Com. of
Sup., 6290 (iv).

Deepening Summit Level at Port Colborne, 1263 (i).

 Electric Plant : in Com. of Sup., 1231
(i)	, 9377 (v).

 Employees during Oct., Nov.: Ques.
(Mr. Lancaster) 453 (i).

 Emplymt. of Labour, Political Influence : Remarks (Mr. Lalor) in Com. of Sup., 6855 (iv).

 Lowering Head of Lock No. 1 : in Com.
of Sup., 6309 (iv).

 Port Colborne Elevator : in Com. of
Sup., 1263, 1266, 1288 (i).

 Removal of Obstructions : in Com. of
Sup., 1231 (i).

 Removal of Piers and Bridge Building : in Com. of Sup., 1234 (i).

Stone Protection Works : in Com. of
Sup., 1496 (i).

 Survey : in Com. of Sup., 1234 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Blain) in Com. of Sup.,
1520 (i).

 Water Power Leases, Names, Quantity, &e.: M. for Ret. (Mr. German) 2097
(ii)	.
See ' Magann,' [DOT] Port Colborne.' Williamsburg Canal, Steam Hoist : in Com. of Sup., 1494 (i).
Williamsburg and Cornwall Canals, Water Power Leases, Dates, Rentals, Claims, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Broder) 4809 (ii).
Yamaska Lock : in Com. of Sup., 6868 (iv). Canning Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7402 (iv). Canso Herring Industry, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Le-furgey) 1146 (i).
Canso Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1023
(i).
Canton Fabre Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7288 (iv).
Cape Road Crossing, I.C.R.. Elimination of : in Com. of Sup., 6432 (iv).
Cape Tormentine Harbour Improvements :	in
Com. of Sup., 7497 (iv).
Capital Account, I.C.R., Total Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. Chisholm) 2064 (ii).
See ' I.C.R.', &c.
Caplin and Paspebiac Ry., Payments re Subsidy : M. for Ret. (Mr. Ames) 3203 (ii) Carbide for Acetylene Gas Purposes, Quantity purchased : Ques. (Mr. Ames) 914 (i).
Carbide purchased, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Ganong) in Com. of Sup., 1055 (i).
Carbide purchased for Lighthouses : Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 2710, 2743 (ii). See ' Marine,' &c.
Cardigan and Montague Bridge Branch, P.E.I. Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 2171 (ii).
See ' I.C.R.-P.E.I.' &c.
Cardinal Canal, Claims for Damages re Contractors : in Com. of Sup., 1220 (i).
Swing Bridge and Wharf : Remarks (Mr. J. D. Reid) in Com. of Sup., 1418 (i). Carillon Canal, Fishway, Construction, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Perley) 2064 (ii).

remarks (Mr. Perley) in Com. of Sup.,
2910 (ii).
*

 Guide Piers : in Com. of Sup., 6305 (iv).

 Works, Emplymt. of Labourers, Affidavit
read re Political Influence : Remarks (Mr. Perley) in Com. of Sup., 6856 (iv).
Carleton Co., Electoral District, Certificate re Election : Notification (Mr. Dep. Speaker) 583 (i).


Celeste Joly Patent Relief B.: 
Tariff Changes re : in Com. on Customs
Bill, 9765 (v).
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 Cor. and Reps, re Construction : M. for
copies* (Mr. A. Martin) 194 (i).

 inquiry for ret. (Mr. A. Martin) 4810 (iii).

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Civil' Govt., Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 70, 120
(i), 6240, 6721 (iv), 9034 (v).
Civil Service Appointments since 1896, Inside Services, Names, &e.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Snroule) 2333 (ii).

 Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 585 (i).

 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Sproule) 5808 (iii),
6232 (iv), 8002 (v).
Civil Service Examiners : in Com. of Sup., 6249 (iv).

 Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 2108 (ii).
Clark's Harbour, Removal of Rocks from Channel : in Com. of Sup., 7398 (iv).
Clifton Breakwater Improvements :	in Com. of
Sup., 7497 (iv).	*
Clinton Post Office Buildings :	Remarks (Mr. Henderson) in Com. of Sup., 852 (i).
Clerks of Works, Salaries, &c., Dom. Buildings: in Com. of Sup., 1642 (i).
See ' Pub. Works,' &c.
Coal, Anthracite, Quantity used by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. A. McLean) 192 (i).
See * Pub. Works,' &c.
Coal carried Free on I.C.R. to Ottawa, 1902-3 ; Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 2065, 2192 (ii).
Coal Contracts and Supplies for Penitentiaries : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 478 (i).
Coal for Govt. Railways, Quantity accepted from N.S. Mines : Ques. (Mr. Barker) 2191 (ii).

 Quantity : Ques. (Mr. Daniel) 910 (i).
Coal Supply for Govt. Steamers, Handling, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2613 (ii).
Coatsworth Customs Collector, Salary, Revenue, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. Clements) in Com. of
Sup., 263 (i).
Cobourg Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 1554 (i).
Cobourg Piers, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 7548 (iv).
Colborne Armoury :	Remarks (Mr. Cochrane)
in Com. of Sup., 1655 (i).
Cold Storage re Atlantic Steamers, and Thermograph Records :	M. (Mr. Armstrong) to
Com. of Sup.. 8183 (v).

 Ques. (Mr. Armstrong) 2774 (ii).

 Remarks in Com. of Sup., 868 (i).
See ' Thermograph,' &c.
Cold Storage, Bait Freezers, Mar. Canada, Number, Location, &c. : M. (Mr. A. Martin) for Ret., 1769 (i).
Cold Storage Plant for Bait, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 1505 (i).
Coldwater and Lovering Mall Contracts, &c., Remuneration :	Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 1848
. (i), 2594 (ii).
Collingwood Customs Collector Watson, Superannuation, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 408 (i).
Collingwood Dock, Conroy Bros., Cheque : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) on M. for Sup., 6572 (iv).
Collingwood Dry Dock, Payments by Govt., re Bounty. &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 6653 (iv).

 Mr. Conroy's Cheque, Retention by Govt.:
Statement (Mr. Fielding) 6654 (iv).
See ' Port Arthur,' &c.
Collingwood Harbour Improvements :	in Com.
of Sup., 6849, 7549 (i-).
Colonial Conference and Tariff Revision :	Par.
in Montreal ' Star ' :	Remarks (Mr. R. L.
Borden) 7098 (iv).
Colonial Stock Act, and Investment of Funds in G. B. : M. for Copies of Cor.* (Mr. R.
L.	Borden) 9698 (v).

 Letter re Mr. Jackson's Ability (read) in
Com. of Sup., 7210 (iv).
Commercial and Manufacturing Industries, Statistics re :	Remarks (Mr. Macdonnell) in
Com. on B. 5, 1085 (i).
Commercial Travellers' Tax in Quebec :	Remarks (Mr. W. F. Maclean) 9811 (v). Committees, Sel. Standing :	M. (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 7 (i).

 Lists :	Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
60 (i).

 Addition of Mr. Bristol's Name :	Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 5210 (iii).

 Change of Names :	M. (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 227 (i).
______ M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) to add Names,
110, 624 (i), 3090 (ii), 5576 (iii).
Commodities, Packing, &c. : See * Apples.' Companies Act Amt. B. No. 187 (from the Senate) this Bill was not read the first time in the House of Commons.
Congdon, F. T., Appnmt. as Legal Adviser to Yukon, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. Thompson) 7020
(iv).



Congdon, F. T., Appnmt. as Legal Adviser to Yukon, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in (Com. of Sup., 7717 (iv).
Conmee & Bowman : See ' Port Arthur,' &c.
Conroy Bros. Cheque : See * Collingwood Dock.'
Consolidation of Statutes :	in Com. of Sup.,
7244 (iv).
Contagious Diseases, Prevention in Man. : Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 1843 (i).
Contracts for Govt. Works : See ' Govt. Contracts.'
Controverted Elections, Lisgar, Judges' Certificate : Presented (Mr. Speaker) 9 (i).
See ' Dom. Election Bills,' &c.
Conventions between United Kingdom and U.S. re Personal Property :	Remarks re Cor.
(Mr. R. L. Borden) 1068 (i).
Copyright Act re Photographs, Legislation re Amt. : Ques. (Mr. Ames) 1849 (i).
Cordage at Kingston Penitentiary, Sale of 58 Tons, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. Clare) 6827 (iv).

 Plant established at Kingston :	Ques.
(Mr. Clare) 2329 (ii).
See * Binder Twine.'
Cornwall Armoury : Remarks (Mr. Pringle) in Com. of Sup., 1552, 1659 (i).
Cornwall Canal, Basin Dredging Contract, Amotnt, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Pringle) 588 (i).

 Concreting Apparatus : in Com. of Sup.,
6298 (iv).

 Dredging, Contract re, Advertising, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Pringle) 686 (i).

Employees for Oct. and Nov., 1904 :
Ques. (Mr. Pringle) 107 (i).
*

 Employees, Payment to re Election Campaign : Remarks (Mr. Pringle) 1224 (i).

 Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 1219 (i).

 Lock Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 1494 (i).

Stone Facing between Locks :	in Com.
of Sup., 9381 (v).
Corporation, Trusts, &c. : Remarks in Deb. on Address (Mr. Maclean) 42 (i).
Corry Block, Rental, &c. :	in Com. of Sup.,
6818 (iv).
Cote St. Paul, Bridge, Lachine Canal : in Com. of Sup., 6294 (iv).

 Ques. (Mr. Clements) 909 (i).
Anthracite Coal (Scotch) imported, Commercial Value &c :	M. for Ret.* (Mr. Macdonald) 9697 (v).
Boots and Shoes, Imports and Exports, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 7216 (iv).

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CUSTOMS-Con.
B. C. Customs Collector, Victoria, Appnmt. of : Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 270 (1).
Chinese Immigration, Salaries to Customs Officers, &c. : In Com. of Sup., 981 (i).
Coatsworth Customs Collector, Salary, Revenue, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. Clements) in
Com. of Sup., 261 (i).
Collector at Victoria, B.C., Appnmt. of : Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 270 (i).
Collectors' Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 407 (i).
Collections on Sundays : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 413 (i).
Contingencies :	in Com. of Sup., 256 (i).
Depth Salaries :	in Com. of Sup., 78 (i), 9069
(v).
Dredging Plant, &c., imported into Canada, Valuation, &c. :	Que3. (Mr. Bennett) 5425
(iii).

 Remarks re Answer to Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 5591 (iii).
Dumping clause, Customs Instructions re, &c.: M. for Copies (Mr. Kemp) 695 (i).
Duties, Remission re Army and Navy Articles: in Com. of Sup., 6724, 6812 (iv).
Gratuities : in Com. of Sup., 6434 (iv).
Harvey, N. B., Customs Collector, Appnmt. of: Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 9696 (v).
Hay exported from Quebec to Boston, Number of Tons : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 689 (i).
Hay Imports from U.S., Quantity, Duties collected, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Boyce) 1064 (i).
Imports and Exports, Agriculture Products, Duties paid, &e.: M. for Ret. (Mir. Clements) 3203 (ii).
Imports and Exports for Home Consumption, Total Amount : Ques. (Mr. Foster) 380 (i).
Imports from United Kingdom, Amounts, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Daniel) 267 (i).
Imports under Preferential Tariff, Amounts paid, Value, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. Daniel) 152
(i).
Inspectors of Customs, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 405 (i).
Martin, Eli, Emplymt. in .Customs Dept. : Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 7097 (iv).
Montreal Customs, Dep. Collector, Appnmt. of :	Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of
Sup., 256 (i).
Montreal Free Port, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 7317 (iv).
Morrison, Hector D., Customs Officer at Pi-nette, P.E.I., Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. A. A. McLean) 2330 (ii).

 Officers' Uniforms : in Com. of Sup.,
413 (i).


David Thomas Owens Patent Relief B.: 
Provl.   G@: , Co., Wrecking Plant re Ship Channel : Remarks (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. of Sup., 2479 (id).
See * Trade and Commerce,' Sac.
Debates. Official, Sel. Com. : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 111 (i).

 M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) to add Name,
3090 (ii).

 1st. Rep. of Com.: Presented (Mr. Gervais) 493 (i).

 M. to cone. (Mr. Gervais) 683 (i).

 2nd Rep. of Com.: (presented;) 4457.


 M. (Mr. Gervais) to cone., 4550 (iii).
*

 3rd Rep. of Com.: Presented (Mr. Gervais) 4549 (iii).
1 

 M. to cone. (Mr. Gervais) 4551 (iii).
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Debates Committee, 4th Rep. of Com. :	Presented (Mr. Gervais) 4983 (ili).

 M. to cone., 5034 (iii).

5tb Rep.: Presented (Mr. Gervais) 7096
(iv)	.

6th Rep.: Presented (Mr. Gervais) 9392
(v)	.


7th Rep. of Com.: Presented (Mr. Gervais) 9773 (v).

 M. (Mr. Ethier) to cone., 9801 (v).
Debates, Delay in French Edition : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 239 (i).
Debates, Official : in Com. of Sup., 239 (i), 6592 (iv).
Deep Water Ways Commission: in Com. of Sup., 6894 (iv).
See ' International Water,' &e.
' De Devis,' Str., for Hydrographic Survey, Total Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. Lewis) 914 (i).
Demers, Mr. L. J., Late M.P., Decease of : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5139 (iii).
Dental Institute Circulars :	See ' Franking
Privilege.'
Depot Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 7552 (iv).
Descente des Femmes, Tel. Lines : in Com. of Sup. 9604 (v).

Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7307 (iv).
Desjardins Wharf, Allumette Island : in Com. of Sup., 7298 (iv).
Desks in House of Commons, Improvement in : Remarks (Mr. Cockshutt) in Com. of Sup., 1566 (i).
See ' House of Commons,' &c.


Detective Service P.   O.@: Dept.: in Com. of Sup., 209 (i).
Devil's Island Breakwater, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 7402 (iv), 9551 (v).
Digby Pier Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 7402 (iv).
Dipper Harbour Breakwater, N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 7498 (iv), 9588 (v).

Construction, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Daniel) 912
(i).
Director of Operations re Militia Council : Remarks (Mr Hughes, Out.) in Com. of Sup., 418 (i).
See ' Militia,' &c.
Disallowance of B. C. Legislation : Ques. (Mr. Smith, B.C.) 189 (i).
Discrimination in Freight Rates re Atlantic Steamers : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 888 0).
See * Trade and Commerce.'
Dismissals from Public Office : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 139 (I).
Edsraeli Wharf, Que. : in Com. of Sup., 9593 (v).

 Ammunition, &e.: in Com. of Sup., 7012
(iv).

 Col. Gaudet's Salary : dm Com. of Sup.,
6513 (iv).

 Fuel, &c : in Com. of Sup., 6822 (iv). 

 Furniture, &c. :	in Com. of Sup., 6817
(iv) .	[DOT]

 Heating, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1670 (i).

 Rentals, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1663 (i),
6818 (iv).



VII., c. 8.)

Foster Hon.  G. E.@:  Inspectors' Salaries :	in Com. of Sup.,
6410 (iv).

 Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 9251, 9289
(v).
Dom. Lands, in N.W.T., Open to Applicants for Sale, &c. : Ques (Mr. Lake) 1935 (i).

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Dom. Lands, N.W.T. Sales, &c. : Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Foster) 2006 (ii).

Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 8671 (v).

 Surveys, Maps, &c. :	in Com. of Sup.,
6406, 6424 (Iv).
See ' Interior,' &c.
Dom. Lighthouse Depot, Kingston, Establishment of : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 914.

 Ques. (Mr. Lalor) 915 (i).
Dom. Notes, Printing in English and French : Ques. (Mr. Paquet) 6826 (iv).
Dom. Police, Commissioner's Report : Presented (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 54 (i).
Dom. Police, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 138 (i).
Dom. and Provincial Accounts :	in Com. of
Sup., 6959, 7241 (iv).
Dom. and Provincial Legislation, Compilation of Reps., &c. : in Com. of Sup., 9685 (v).
Dom. Steamers, Maintenance, Purchase of Supplies, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6464 (iv).
Dom. Traffic Bridges, Generally :	in Com. of
Sup., 7592 (iv).
Doncaster Indian Reserve, Abolition of [DOT] Ques. (Mr. Desjardins) 7812 (iv).
Dorchester Co., Returning Officers, Appnmt. of, Cor., &c. : M. (Mr. Morin) for Copies*, 916 (i).
Dorchester Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 480 (1).


Double Tracking I.C.R. :: in Com. of Sup., 1933
(I), 2027 (ii), 9390 (v).
Doucet's Landing Dredging :	in Com. of Sup.',
6849, 7298 (iv).
Doughty, Mr. A. G., Dom. Archivist, Salary : in Com. of Sup., 9053 (v).
See ' Agriculture,' &e.
Douglastown Isolated Block :	in Com. of Sup.,
9592 (v).
Doukhobors Homestead Entries re Village Lots: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6414 (iv).
Doutre, Mr., Dismissal as Postmaster from Beauharnois :	Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in
Com. of Sup., 142 (i), 6247 (iv).
Dredging Contracts, Govt. Policy re : Remarks (Mr. J. D. Reid) in Com. of Sup., 1419 (1).
Dredging Contract, Conmee & Bowman :	See
' Port Arthur.'
Dredges employed at Port Arthur, Expenditure, &c. : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 790 (i).
Dredges, Govt., Built at Toronto :	Remarks
(Mr. Bennett) 2456 (ii).
Dredging Plant, &c., Imported into Canada, Valuation, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 5425
(ill)'.

 Remarks re Answer to Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 5591 (iii).
Dredging, B.C., New Plant :	in Com. of Sup.,
757S (iv).

 Generally :	in Com. of Sup., 7578 (iv).
Dredging, Man., New Plant : in Com. of Sup., 7577 (iv).
Dredging in Mar. Provinces, Number of Vessels, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6890, 7578 (iv).
Dredging, Ont. and Que., New Plant : in Com. of Sup., 7577 (iv).


Edward VII.: , c. 87.)
Drill Hall. Fredericton, Tenders re Construction : Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 729 (1).
* Druid ' Str., Expenditure re Maintenance : Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 2703 (Ii).
Drummond County Ry., Expenditure on Capital Account, &c. :	M. for Ret.* (Mr. Foster)
2334 (ii).

Remarks (Mr. Osier) in Com. of Sup., 1941
(i)	.
Drummondville Improvements re I.C.R. :	in
Com. of Sup., 1960 (1).
See ' I.C.R.' &c.
Dukis Indian Reserve, Sale of Timber :	Ques.
(Mr. Bennett) 3202 (ii).
Dumping Clause. Amts, re: Remark's (Mr. Blain) in Com. on Customs Bill, 9767 (v).

 Customs Instructions re, &c. :	M. for
Copies (Mr. Kemp) 695 (i).



B. 180, 8686 (v).

[Stage Direction]
Durham Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7498 (iv).
Earnings per Train Mile, I.C.R., Stmnt. . Read in Com. of Sup., 9503 (v).
Easter Adjournment : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 4750 (iii) .
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 4375 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. Foster) 4458 (iii).
9604 (v).
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[Stage Direction]
Eastern Channel, St. Maurice River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7326 (iv).
East Temple-ton Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7300 (iv).
Echo Bay Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9598 (v). Economy Pile Wharf Extension- : to Com. of Sup., 9579 (v).
Educational Clauses : See ' Autonomy Bill.' Edmonton, Dorn. Lands Office : in Com. of Sup., 9550 (v).
Edmonton Election, and Toronto Election, Tests re Feeling of Country : Remarks (Mr. R.
L.	Borden) in Com., 5886 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
date -of nomination of Min. of lot.: Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in- Com., 5890 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Certificate of Election ; Notification (Mr. Speaker) 5131 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Printing of Voters Lists, Refusal to Conservatives, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. on B. 69, 5852 ; Names of Voters (read) 5855 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Vacancy : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 4200
(iii)	.
Edmonton Jail : in Com. of Sup., 481, 1638 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Extension of Building : in Com. of Sup.
9684 (v).
Edmonton Public Building : in Com. of Sup . 9550 (v).
Edmonton and Qu'Appel-le Tel. Lines : In Com of Sup., 7633 (iv).
Edmonton, Yukon and Pacific Ry. Co.'s B. No. 62 (Mr. Lament) 1°*, 1241 ; 2°*, 1339 (i) ; in Com., and 3°*, 4259 (iii). (5 Edward VII, c., 88.)
Eel Cove Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7407 (iv). Effron't : See ' Jean.'
Election General, 10th Rep.: Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 8001 (v).
See 'Dom. Election Bills,' &c.
Electoral Atlas, Distribution to Members : Remarks (Mr. Fielding) in Com. of Sup., 6897
(iv)	.
[Stage Direction]
 New Edition : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron)
in Com. of Sup., 6622 (iv).
Electoral Lists in N.W.T., Names of Qualified Electors, &c.: Ques. (M-r. Ames) 7422 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Ques. (Mr. Lake) 7684 (iv).
Electric Lighting, Geological Museum, Contract re : Remarks (Mr. Lennox) in- -Com. of Sup., 760 (i).
Electric Light Inspectors : in Com. of S-up., 1696 (i).
Elevator at Port Colbo-rne : in- Com. of Sup., 1263, 1266, 1288 (i).
Elevators in Ottawa Buildings, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 6816 (iv).
See * Pub. Works,' &c.
Embargo on Canadian Cattle : See * Canadian Cattle.'
* Emigration of State Children,' Cor. with Mr. C. Kin-loch Cooke : Ques. (Mr. G. Wilson) 5478
(iii).
See ' Immigration,' &c.
Employees, I.C.R., Messrs. Weldon, McDougall, &c„ Political Partisans : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 1146 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Pensions, Legislation re : Remarks (Mr. Macdonald) 9029, 9288 (v).
Engine House, Riviere du Loup : in Coin, of Sup., 9389 (v).
See ' I.C.R.,' &c.
Engineers, Draughtsmen-, &c., Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 9382 (V).
[Stage Direction]
 Public Works : in Com. of Sup., 6895 (iv),
[Stage Direction]
 Railway Dept.: in Com. of Sup., 1521 (i).
English River, Removal of Obstructions : in Com. of Sup., 9591 (v).
Entennler, Mr. Henry, Entries lor Homestead Lands, &e.: Ques. (M-r. Lake) 190 (i).
Escoumai-n- Wharf : in- Com. of Sup., 7303 (iv).
Esquima-lt and Halifax Garrisons, Situation, &c.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 9128 (v).
Esquimau and Nanaimo Ry. Co.'s B. No. 90 (Mr. Smith, B.C.) 1°*, 2005 ; 2°*, 2297 (ii) ; in Com., and 3°*, 4597 (iii). (5 Edward VII, c., 90.)
Es-quimal-t Defences : to Com. of Sup., 9170 (v).
Esquimau Naval Station, Abandonment by Imp. Govt., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Sloan) 188 (i).
See ' Halifax,' ' Militia,' &c.
Estimates, Delay in Suppl., Criticism re :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) on- M. for Sup., 9085 (v).
Estimates, (1905-6) :	Presented (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 58 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 (1905) Suppl.: Presented (Mr. Fielding)
6165 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 (1906) Suppl.: Presented (Mr. Fielding)
8718, 9392 (v).
Exchequer Court (railway debts.) Act Amt. B. No. 59 (Mr. Geoffrion) 1° m„ 986 ; 2°*, 1399; in Com., 1400 (i), 2105, 3205 (i-i).
Exchequer Court, Admiralty Jurisdiction, Number of Actions, &c.: M. (Mr. A. H. Clark) for Ret.*, 1770 (i).
Exchequer Court Judgeship im On-t., Appn-mt. re: Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 5209 (iii).
Exchequer Court	Salaries :	in	Com.	of	Sup.,
125 (i).
Excise, Additional Remuneration for Extra Works : in Com. of S-up., 1688 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Allowance -to Customs CoH-ectors :	in
Com. of Sup., 1689 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Contingencies : in- Com. of Sup., 6724 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Inspectors'	Salaries :	in	Com.	of	Sup.,
1679 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Inspectors,	Travelling	Expenses	: in	Com.
of Sup.. 1689	(i).
[Stage Direction]
 Officers, B.C., Provisional Allowance : in
Com. of Sup., 1690 (1).
[Stage Direction]
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Exhibitions, (Dom.) at New Wesminster, B.C., Grant : in Com. of Sup., 9339, 9608 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Generally : in Com. of Sup., 6269 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Liege, &e.: in Com. of Sup., 1832 (1).
Expenditure re Capital, I.C.R., &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 1940 (i).
See ' I.C.R.,' &c.
Experimental! Farms : in Com. of Sup., 6165 (iv), 9608 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Distribution of Reps.: in Com. of Sup.,
6926 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Establishment of in Alberta : Remarks
(Mr. M. S. McCarthy) in Com. of Sup., 6170
(iv).
Experimental Station in Niagara District,1 Cor., &c.: Inquiry for (Mr. Armstrong) 7677 (iv).
Exports and Imports, Returns, Issue of Monthly Rep., and! Indexing, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 7214 (iv).
See ' Customs,' &c.
Express Cos.: See ' Ry. Bill 36.'
Extradiction Cases by U.S., before Commissioners at Montreal : Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 3937 (ii).
Facer Solid Steel. Car Wheel Co.'s Patent Relief B. No. 27 (Mr. Caldwell) 1°*, 493 ; 2°*, 683 ; in Com., 1286, 1339 ; 3°*, 1340 (i). (5 Edward VII, c., 91.)
Facilities, I.C.R., Increased : in Com. of Sup., 9482 (v).
See ' I.C.R.,' &c.
Fairford River Bed Outlet :	in Com. of Sup.,
7569 (iv).
Farmers' Bank of Canada B. No. 124 (Mr. T. Martin) 1°*, 2681 ; 2°*, 3136 (ii) ; in Com., and 3°*, 4700 (iii) ; Sen. Amts., 6609 (iv). (5 Edward VII., c. 92.)
Farmington and Wilmot Mail Contractor, Guarantee, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 2330 (ii).
Farran's Point Gas Plant :	in Com. of Sup.,
6308 (iv).
Fencing Wire, Inspection by Govt., &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 585 (i).
See ' N.W.T., Boundary,' &c.
Fenian Raid Pensions : in Com. of Sup., 6956 ; cone., 6961 (iv).
Fernie, B.C., Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1641 (i).
Fertilizers, Inspection of :	Remarks (Mr'.
Crocket) in Com. of Sup., 1726 (i).
Fessenden Wireless Telegraph Co.'s incorp. B. No. 144 (Mr. Telford) 1°*, 4644 ;	2°*, 4978
(iii)	; in Com., 6380, 6607 ;	3°*, 6609 (iv).
(5 Edward VII., c. 93.)
FINANCE :
American Currency, Circulated in Canada, Prevention re : Ques. (Mr. Bickerdike) 3010
(ii).
See * Foreign,' ' Silver.'
FINANCE-Con.
Assistant Receiver General's Office : in Com. of Sup., 9052 (v).
Audit Act and Treasury Board, Legislation re: Ques. (Mr. Lennox) 1935 (i).
See ' Auditor General,' &c.
Banking Act Amts., Legislation re : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) 6112 (iv).
Bank Notes, Supervision re Printing and Circulation, &c. :	Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
6251 (iv).
See ' Dom. Notes.'
Binder Twine Bounties, &c. : Statement read (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) in Com. of Sup., 7221
(iv).
Canadian Bank of Commerce-Yukon, Compensation re : in Com. of Sup., 9615 (v).
Charges of Management :	in Com. of Sup.,
69 (i), 6249 (iv), 8691, 9052 (v).
Dom. and Provincial Accounts :	in Com. of
Sup., 6959, 7241 (iv).
Dom. Notes, Printing in English and French : Ques. (Mr. Paquet) 6826 (iv).
Estimates, (1905-6) :	Presented Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 58 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 (1905) Suppl. :	Presented (Mr. Fielding) 6165 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 (1906) Suppl. : Presented (Mr. Fielding)
8718, 9392 (v).
Finance Dept., Private Sec. Allowance :	in
Com. of Sup., 6268 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Deptl. Salaries :	in Com. of Sup., 78,
118 (1). 9060 (v).
Foreign Coin Circulation, Prevention re : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) 8776 (v).
Iron and Steel Bounties, Payments re :	in
Com. of Sup., 7216 (iv).
Lead Bounties, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. Ingram)
in Com. of Sup., 7222 (iv).
Life Insurance Companies Funds, Total Amount, Par Value, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Macdonell) 3204 (ii).
Loans by Govt., Temporary or Permanent, Total Amount, Rate of Interest, &c. : Quei. (Mr. Kemp) 4921 (iii).
Manitoba School F.: und, Amt. paid to Man. Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Bole) 379 (i).
Mint, Royal, Establishment of in Can., Cor. with Imp. Govt. :	M. (Mr. Monk) for
Copies*, 916 (i).

'- inquiry for cor. (Mr. Monk) 2595 (ii),
7424 (iv), 8387 (v).

Estimated Cost of Equipment, Capacity,
&c. : Ques. (Mr. Foster) 2185 , 2326 (ii).
See 'Pub. Works-Ottawa,' &c.
Montreal Turnpike Trust, Indebtedness, Collections, &e. : M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 402 ' (D-
Ontario Subsidies, Letter from G. W. Ross to Fin. Min. : Read (Mr. Henderson) 6092 (iv).
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Establishment in Canso, &e. :	Ques.
(Mr. Lefurgey) 1146 (i).

 Mar. Canada, Number, Location, &c. :
>M. for Ret.* (Mr. A. Martin) 2067 (ii).
British American Fish Co., Contract re Fishing Rights in Western Lakes :	Remarks
(Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 2896 (ii).
B. C. Canning Industries : See ' Salmon Canning.'
Canso Herring Industry, &c. : Ques (Mr. Lefurgey) 1146 (i).
Carillon Canal Fishway, Construction, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Perley) 2064 (ii).

 Remarks (Mr. Perley) in Com. of Sup.,
2910 (ii).
Cowie, Mr., Emplymt. by Govt, re Herring Experiments :	Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 5425
(Ui).
Dog-fish Experimental Works, Construction of : in Com. of Sup., 9173 (v).
Fish-breeding Establishments, Maintenance, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6635 (iv).
FISHERIES-Con.
Fishing Bounty Distribution, Expenditure re : in Com. of Sup., 6636 (iv).

 Fraud re Payment, Rep. of Mr. Matheson : M. (Mr. Ganong) for Copy*, 1770 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup.,
2911 (ii).
Fish-Curing Establishments : in Com. of Sup., 9173 (v).
Fish exported into New York State, Prohibition of, &c,: Remarks (Mr. L. P. Demers) on M. for Sup., 6177 (iv).
Fish Hatcheries, Distribution of : in Com. of Sup., 2904 (ii).
Fish Hatcheries in Lake Winnipeg: Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 6635 (iv).
Fishing Regulations, Conflict between Dom. and Provinces, &c. Remarks (Mr. Boyce) 4751 (iii).
Fishing Rights in Estuaries, Jurisdiction by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1346 (i).
Fisheries Industry, Commission of Investigation, Recommendation, &c.: M. (Mr. Ganong) to adjn., 6312 (iv).

 Expenses re : in Com. of Sup., 9172 (v).
See ' Herring,' &e.
Fishermen Immigrants from England and Scotland for Cod Fisheries, P.E.I.:	Ques.
(Mr. Lefurgey) 586 (i).
Fish Transportation from Boston to Montreal via G. T. Ry., &c.: Remarks (Mr. Gervais) in Com. of Sup., 1930 (i).
Georgian Bay and Lake Huron Fisheries, Requests for Investigation, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Boyce) 5479 (iii).
Halibut Fisheries, B.C., American Encroachments, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Sloan) 585 (i).
Halifax Fishery Award, Amount received by Can. Govt.: Ques. (Mr. PichS) 8886 (v).
Halifax Fishery Award and Claims of P.E.I., Memorials, Cor., &c.: M. (Mr. A. McLean) for Copies, 1386 (i).

Distribution re Provinces, Basis re :
Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 1593 (i).

Payment to Provs., Ref. re : Ques. (Mr. Carvell) 2065 (ii).
Hatcheries, N.B., Salmon Pond, N.B., Cost, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 590 (i).
Herring and Fishing Industry, Rep. of Commission, Printing, &c.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 4552 '*!Q.
Herring Industry and Bait Freezers, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 1146 (i).
Herring Industry, Experiments at Canso, N.S., Emplymt. of Mr. Cowie : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 5425 (iii).
Hurley, J.M., Inspector, Rep., &c.:	Remarks
(Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup., 2895 (ii).
Inspection, N.S., Violation of Regulations, &c.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 9687 (v).

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FISHERIES-Con.
Inspectors' Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 2878, 2890 (ii), 6630 (iv).
James Bay Lobsters, Investigation re by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 6475 (iv).
Lake Manitoba, Closing re Fishing, Protests, &c.: Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 2901 (ii), 6630 (iv).
Lake Winnipeg Fish Hatcheries : Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 2905 (ii). Lobster Canneries, Licenses, Applications, &c.,
N.B. District No. 1 : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 584
(i).

Number issued by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 910 (i).
Lobster and Herring Industry, Rep. of Commissioners : Ques. (Mr. McLennan) 4371 (ill). See ' Fisheries Industry,' &c.
Lobster Fishing, Open Season in 1903-4-5 : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 1504 (i).
Lobster Fisheries, Res. of Board of Trade, Moncton : Read (Mr. A. A. McLean) in Com. of Sup., 2909 (ii).
Lobsters, Legal Length in Bay of Fundy, Changes re : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 583 (i). Manitoba Lake Fishing, Closing of, Cor., Pets., &c.: M. for Copies* (Mr. Crawford) 9698 (v). Markey, F. H., Lease to re Fishing Rights in N. Western Lakes : Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 2896 (ii).
Moose Lake Fishing Licenses, Grants to by Govt.: Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 6630 (iv).
Nelson River, &c., Fishing Rights : Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 2896 (ii). Overseers, Complaints against : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 6632 (iv). Overseers in Colchester Co., N.S., Number and Remuneration, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Laurence) 5978 (iv).
Oyster Culture, Protection re : in Com. of Sup., 2912 (ii).
Pound Net Licenses issued by Dept.: Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 2892 (ii).

Circular issued by Jacques Cartier Club,
&c. : Remarks (Mr. O. E. Talbot) on M. for Wavs and Means, 9798 (v).

Regulations after Prorogation : Remarks
(Mr. Clements) 9395 (v).

 Use of iStamp re Documents : Remarks
(Mr. Barr) 5134, 5963 (iii).
See ' Campaign,' &c.
Frank, Relief to Settlers re Land Slide : Remarks (Mr. Herron) in Com. of Sup., 9603 (v).
Frechette, L. A., Translation re Excise Branch: in Com. of Sup., 1690 (i)..
Fraser River Ship Channel Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 7574 (iv).
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Fraserville Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7323 (iv).
Fredericton, Military Buildings, Tender re Construction : Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 728 (i).

Post Office, Equipment, &e. : Remarks in
Com. of Sup. (Mr. Crocket) 170 (i).

 Station Agent, Dismissal of Mr. O.
White : M. for Oor. (Mr. Crocket) 192 (i).

 Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 107 (i).

 inquiry for ret. (Mr. Crocket) 698 (i).
See ' I.C.R.,' &c.	[DOT]
Free Mail Delivery, Total Cost, &c. : Ques. (Mr. U. Wilson) 729 (i).
See ' Post Office,' &c.
Freeport Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 7402 (lv).
Freetown Agent's Dwelling House, P.E.I. Ry. : in Com. of Sup., 2180 (ii).
Free Transportation of Hay, &c., I.C.R.: Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 59 (i).
See ' Hay', ' Passes,' &c.


Freight Diversion I.C.R.: and Traffic Arrangements : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 2219 (ii).

 Letter from C. W. Stewart : Read (Mr. Daniel) 2227 (ii).
Freight Rates, Advancement of Rebate : Remarks (Mr. Campbell) in Com. of Sup., 1545
(i).

Discrimination, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Ont.) in Com. of Sup., 890 (i).

Increases of, &c.: Statement (Mr. Emmerson) in Reply to Mr. Taylor, 6112 (iv) ; Cor. read, 6115 (iv).

 Ref. to Gananoque and Fredericton : Reply (Mr, Taylor) to Min. of Rys., 6585 (iv). See ' Agriculture-Holstein,' [DOT] Trade and Commerce,' &c.
Frude's Point Wharf Enlargement, N.S. :	in
Com. of Sup., 9581 (v).
Fruit Growers Association, P.E.I., Res. re Maintenance of Industry :	Ques. (Mr. A.
Martin) 381 (i).
Fruit Inspectors, Number, Amounts paid, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 588 (i).
Fruit Marks Act, Convictions under : Ques. (Mr. Gunn) 3010 (ii).
Fruit Marks Act, Inspectors appointed,. Names, Salaries, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Taylor) 736 (i).
Fuel Inspector, I.C.R., Duties, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Foster) 451 (i).
Fumigating Stations : in Com. of Sup,, 1831 (i). Furness. Withy & Co., Contract re S. African Trade : in Com. of Sup., 971 (i).
See ' Trade and Commerce.'
Gabarus Harbour Improvements : in Com of Sup., 7402 (iv).
Galena Oil Co., Oil purchased for I.C.R. : Remarks (Mr. Armstrong) in Com. of Sup., 2254 (ii).
Galician Vote re Edmonton Election : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) 4201 (iii).
Galops Canal, Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 1220 (i).

 Channel Completion : in Com. of Sup.,
1230 (i).

 Removing Shoals : in Com. of Sup., 9354
(v).


 Repairs re Leakage : in Com. of Sup.,
1492 (i).
Gamebridge Masonry Inspector, Dismissal, Imperfect Ret.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) 5600
(iii).

 Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Foster) 8004 (v).
See ' Canals,' &c.
Gananoque Armoury : Remarks (Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup., 1656 (i).	'
Gas and Electric Light Inspection at Three Rivers, Total Cost, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Paquet) 1760 (i).
Gas and Electric Light Inspection, Rep. re : Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 1692 (O.
Gas Plant, Parry Sound, Purchase of Property : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 2712, 2725 (ii).
See ' Acetylene,' &c.
GaspS Basin and Dalhousie SS. Subsidy :	in
Com. of Sup., 934 (i).
Gatineau Point Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 7303 (iv).
Gatineau River Slides and Booms : in Com. of Sup., 7630 (iv).
Gaynor-Greene Extradition, Charges against Mr. Lafontaine, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 3937
(ii).
General Statistics : in Com. of Sup., 6274 (iv).
Geographical Board of Canada, Rep.: Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 625 (i).
Geological Museum, Ottawa : in Com. of Sup., 754 (i).
Geological Survey, Appnmts. and Absences, &n.: Ques. (Mr. Perley) 382 (i).

 Contingencies : in Com. of Sup., 122(i).
6248 (iv).

 Director, Name, &c.: Remarks (Mr. R.
L.	Borden) in Com. of Sup., 9303 (v).

 Explorations, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 8669,
9685 (v).

 Maps, Printing and Distribution, &c.: in
Com. of Sup.. 8670 (v).

 Mr. F. Nicolas' Salary : in Com. of Sup.,
9249 (v).
Georgetown, Increased Accommodation, P.E.I. Ry. : in Com. of Sup., 2179 (ii).
Georgeville Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 7402 (iv).

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Georgian Bay Canal Surveys, Engineers, Reps., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Brabazon) 192 (i).

 Instructions re, Inquiry for Copies (Mr. White) 822 (i).
Georgian Bay Canal Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 7637 (iv).

 Survey via French River, &c.: in Com. of Suo.. 9547 (iv).
Georgian Bay Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6886
(iv).
Georgian Bay Indian Surveys : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup., 236 (i).
Georgian Bay Islands, Sale, Jurisdiction, &c.: Remarks (Mr. W. Wright) 6477 (iv).

 Sale to Mr. F. W. Grant : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 6479 (iv).


Gillies Brothers Limited B.:  Public Building, Purchase of Site : Ques. (Mr. Blain) 9697 (v).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1034 (i).
Glanders, Spread among Horses, Prevention of by Govt.: Remarks (Mr. Blain) in Com. of Sup., 6690 (iv).


Glenn Ross P.O.: Government Railways, Disposal of Old Rails, &c.: M. for Ret. (Mr. Foster) 2066 (il).
See ' I. C. R.', ' Old Rails,' &c.
Govt. Steamers, Expenditure re Repairs : Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 1349 (i).

 Maintenance, Repairs, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 2595 (ii).

 statement of expenditure :	Read (Mr. Prefontaine) 2597 (ii).

 Purchase of Supplies : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 2617 (ii).
See * Marine,' &e.


Hon.  G. W.@:  Pets., Memorials, &c., re : M. (Mr. Ames)
for Copies, 1763 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup.,
7230 (iv).
Grain Warehouses, Montreal, Preparation of Plans : Ques. (Mr. Piche) 1345 (i).
Grand Bend Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7553 (iv).
Grand Bend Pier, Delay in Building, &e.: (Mr. Armstrong) 1344 (i).
Grand Manpn and Mainland : SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 922 (i).

 Commissioners, Appoints., Total Amount
expended : M. (Mr. Poster) for Ret.*, 916 (i).

 Commission, Appnmt. of Hon. S. N.
Parent : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) 699 (i).

 Commission, Staff and Salaries : Ques.
(Mr. Foster) 688 (i).

 Commission, Surveys, Salaries, &c.:	in
Com. of Sup., 2277 (ii).

 Commission, Surveys, &c., Number of Employees : M. (Mr. Gervais) for Ret.*, 1770 (i).

 Contracts, Awarding of, &c.: Answer to
Question (Mr. Emmerson) 9782 (v).

 Construction, Location from Winnipeg,
&c., Rumours re : Remarks (Mr. Lamont) 9814 (v).
See ' Route.'

 Contracts, Winnipeg Terminals : Remarks
(Mr. Poster) 9541, 9812 (v).

 Construction, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 9498
(v).

Estimates :	Remarks (Mr. Poster) re
Discussion, 2182 (ii).

 Interim Rep.: Presented (Mr. Emmerson)
6310 (iv).

 Plans re Terminal Points, deposited with
Ry. Dept.: M. (Mr. Boyce) for Ret., 917 (i), 2816 (ii).

 Ques. (Mr. Boyce) 1150 (i).

Plans of Terminal at Port Arthur, Approval of Location : Remarks (Mr. Boyce) 6138 (iv).

Questions answered by Ministers : Remarks (Mr. Monk) 1595 (i).

 Route proposed, West of Winnipeg,
Plans, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 729 (i).
See * Construction.'

 Surveys and Salaries : in Com. of Sup.,
2282, 2298 (i)), 7498 (iv).
G.T.P. Ry., Surveys in B.C., Information re : Ques. (Mr. Sloan) 3009 (Ii).

Surveys, Information given out by Mr. Hays in Address: Remarks (Mr. Foster) 2007
(ii)	.

Surveys, Number and Names of Employees, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Gervais) 686 (i).

 Surveys, O.C. re Commission : Remarks
(Mr. Maclean, York) 229 (i).

Surveys, Plans, Field Notes, &c., Repayment for, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 9490 (v). 

 Surveys, Quebec and Moncton Route, Information re : Remarks (Mr. Poster) 228 (i).

 Survey of Route, Moncton to Winnipeg,
Information re : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 6134 (iv).

 Surveys through Madawaska, N.B., Suggested Route :	Ques. (Mr. Costigan) 5688
(iii)	.

 Terminals, Right of Way, &c. : in Com.
of Sup., 9498 (v).

Canadian Northern, Joint Terminals :
Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 9499 (v).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: No. 45, Statement re Amalgamation with C. A. R. (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 4222 (iii).

 Statement re Mileage (Mr. Ingram) 4223,
4231 (iii).



Grazing Leases, &c. : Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Sproule) 8529 (v).
See ' Interior.'
G. B. and Canada Mail Subsidy :	in Com. of
Sup., 864 (i).
See ' Trade and Commerce,' ' Atlantic,' &c.
G. B. and Her Colonies, Inter-Imperial Parliament : Prop. Res. (Mr. S. Hughes) 2334 (ii).

 Cues, of Order (Mr. Sproule) 2401 ; Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 2401.



VII., c. 99.)

[Stage Direction]
Great Salmon River Breakwater :	in Com. of
Sup., 7498 (iv).
Great West Ry. Co. : See ' Northwest Coal,' &c.
Gregory, Col., Retirement of :	Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Ont.) in Com. of Sup., 418 (i).
Greece's Point Wharf, Total Cost, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Perley) 2063 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. Perley) in Com. of Sup.,
7301 (Iv).	.
Green, Samuel H.. Postmaster at Kaslo, B.C., Dismissal, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 2331
(ii).
See ' Post Office,' &c.
Grenville Canal, Appnmt. of Inspector :	Remarks (Mr. Perley) in Com. of Sup., 1509 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Guide Piers : In Com. of Sup., 1499 (1).
See * Canals,' &c.
Grimsby. Establishment of Experimental Farm: Remarks (Mr. Armstrong) In Com. of Sup., 6165 (iv).
Grondine's Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9592 (v).
Grosse Isle Hospital Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9608 (v).
Grosse Isle Pier : in Com. of Sup., 7305 (iv).
Grosse Isle Quarantine Station Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1108 (i), 6734 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Steamer : in Com. of Sup., 1838 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Telegraph System :	in Com. of Sup.,
9604 (v).
Guelph and Georgian Bay Ry Co.'s B. No. 100 (Mr. Guthrie) 1°*, 2108 ; 2°*, 2297 ; in Com., and 3°*, 3136 (ii).	(5 Edward VII., c. 101.)
Guelph Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 1555 (i).
Haggard, Rider, Rep. to Imp. Govt., &c. :	Remarks (Mr. U. Wilson) 9523 (v).
Hailey bury, Lake Temiscaming Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 6887, 7556 (iv).
Haldimand Armoury :	Remarks (Mr. Lalor) in
Com. of Sup., 1656 (i).
Half-Breed Scrip issued to United States Citizens :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) 6311 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Memo, from Mr. Cote : Read (Mr. Oliver)
6403 (iv).
Half-Breed Scrip to non-residents, Cancellation of O.C.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) 6489, 6560
(iv).
Half-Breeds Patents, Issue of, Claims, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) on M. for Sup., 6907 (iv)

 Inauiry for :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) 7020,
7099 (iv).
Half-Breed Scrip, Charges re Mr. McDonald, Cor., &c. : Read (Mr. Foster) 7647 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Charges, [DOT]&c. : Personal Explanation (Mr. Bole) 7812 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Charges re Mr. Chaffee's Claims :	Personal Explanation (Mr. Foster) 7916 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Instructions Judge Myers re Investigation : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 7723 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 O. C., re Judge Myers :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) 8003 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 patents issued, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 8003 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 scope of instruction to Judge Myers :
. Remarks (Mr. Foster) 8170 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Mr. Chaffey's letter : Read (Mr. Foster)
8183 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Investigation, Apppmt. of' Counsel : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 8528, 8697 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Information re :	Remarks (Mr. Foster)
8777 (v).
[Stage Direction]
statement (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 8777 (v).

Investigation re Progress, &c. : Remarks
(Mr. Foster) 9725 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Inquiry for papers (Mr. Foster) 7422 (iv),
9028 (v).
[Stage Direction]
further papers laid on Table (Mr. Oliver)
9075, 9179 (V).
Half-Breed Scrip, Unsettled Claims in N. W. Ter., Complaints from Old Settlers : Remarks (Mr. Herron) 9813 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Application by Norman Oulette and
Others, Purchase of, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. Staples) 9078 (v).
See ' Immigration,' ' Indians,' ' Interior,' &c.
Half Island Cove Breakwater, N.S. : in Com. of Sup., 9584 (v).
Halibut Fisheries, B.C., American Encroachments, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Sloan) 585 (i).
Halifax and Canso SS. Subsidy :	in Com. of
Sup., 937 (i).
Halifax and Esquimau Defences, Cor., O. C.'s', &c., with Dom. Govt. : M. for Copies* (Mr-Foster) 2334 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 Abandonment of by G. B. : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 6510 (iv), 9677 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Par. in Ottawa ' Journal ' re Govt, Control :	Read (Mr. S. Hughes) 1402 (I).
See [DOT] Militia,' &c.
Halifax and Newfoundland SS. Subsidy r in Com. of Sup., 906 (i).
Halifax and W. Indies SS. Subventions t . in Com. of Sup., 7087 (iv).		
L
[DOT]clxii
[Stage Direction]
Halifax, Deep Water Dredging re I.C.R. Terminals : in Com. of Sup., 2026 Cii).
[Stage Direction]
 Detention Hospital :	in Com. of Sup.,
1037 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Dom. Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 1036
[Stage Direction]
See * Public Works.' &c.
[Stage Direction]
Fishery Award, Amount received by Can.
Govt.: Ques. (Mr. PichS) 8886 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Claims of P.E.I., Memorials, Cor., &c.:
M.	(Mr. A. McLean) for Copies, 1386 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Distribution re Provinces, Basis re: Ques.
(Mr. A. Martin) 1593 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Payment to Provs. Ref. re : Ques. (Mr. Carvell) 2065 (ii).
Halifax Immigrant Building : in Com. of Sup., 1036 (i).
Halifax, I.C.R., Increased Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 2032 (ii), 9391 (v).
Halifax Lightship, Maintenance, &c. : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 2708 (ii).
Halifax Military Equipment :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 6511 (iv).
Halifax, St. John's Nfld. and Liverpool Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 902 (i).
Hamilton and Kilbride Mail Contractor, Distance. &c.: Ques. (Mr. Henderson) 9080 (v).
Hamilton Cove P.O.:  B.C. : in Com. of Sup., 7573 (iv).

 Man.: in Com. of Sup., 7569 (iv).

 N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 1744 (i), 7497 (iv),
9588 (v).
Harbours, Rivers and Bridges, N.W.T., General Repairs :	in Com. of Sup., 7573
(iv).

 N.W.T. Improvements : in Com. of Sup.,
7573 (iv), 9602 (v).

 N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 1727 (i), 6837,
7237, 7395 (iv), 9551 (v).

 N.S., Govt. Policy re Breakwaters, &c.:
Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 9553 Cv).

 Ont. : in Com. of Sup., 6729, 6869, 7546
(iv), 9595 (V).

 Ont., Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 7555
(iv)	.

 P.E.I. : in Com. of Sup., 1734 (i), 9585
(v)	.

Harrigan Cove Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7403 (iv).
Harrison, Oapt., Allowance re Services :	in
Com. of Sup., 6466 (iv).
Harvey, N.B., Customs Collector, Appnmt. of : Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 9696 (v).
Haultain, Mr., Letter re Autonomy Bill : Remarks '(Mr. Borden) on M. for Sup., 2493 2548 (li).
See ' Autonomy.' &c.
Hawkesbury Public Building : in Com of Sup., 1560 (i).
Hay exported from Quebec to Boston, Number of Tons : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 689 (i).
Hay, Free Transport over I.C.R., Cor. between Govt., &e. : M. for copies (Mr. Foster) 164

0.0.. Circulars, &e. : M. for copies* (Mr. Foster) 280 (i).

 Inquiry (Mr. Foster) for Ret., 919 (i),
2005. 2595, 3450 (ii).

 Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 59 (i).	[DOT]

 Remarks (Mr. Kemp) in Com. of Sup.,
1929 (i).

 Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 108 (i).
Hay Imports from U.S., Quantity, Duties collected, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Boyce) 1064 (i).
Hay Lake Channel, Lowering of Water : Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Ont.) 701, 1420 (i).
Herring and Fishing Industry, Rep. of Commission, Printing, &c.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 4552 (iii).
Herring Industry and Bait Freezers, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 1146 (i).
Herring Industry Experiments at Canso, N.S., Emplymt. of Mr. Cowie : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 5425 (iii).
See ' Fisheries,' &c.

 Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 6887
(iv).
Hope Island Timber Cutting : Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Bennett) 2759 (ii).
Hospital Dues for Sick Mariners Fund, Surplus, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 2687 (ii).
HOUSE OF COMMONS :
Ballots, Blank, Printing, Custom re Procedure : Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 911 (1).
Ballot Box Frauds in Dom. Elections, Demonstration re Fraudulent Box : (Mr. Porter) on M. for Sup., 9199 (v).
Ballots, Blank, Method of Issuing, Complaints re S. Lanark and Ottawa :	Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 1342 (i).
Li
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HOUSE OF COMMONS-Con.
Ballot Boxes, Payment to Mr. Oayouette : Letter read (Mr. Morin) 989 (i).
Bills, Royal Assent : Mess, from Dep. Governor (Mr. Speaker) 6084 (iv).

 Com. from Gov. Gen.'s Sec.: Read (Mr. Speaker) 6991 (iv).
See ' Bills.'
Books purchased for Library, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 75 (i). Borden, Mr. R. L., Notification of Election (Mr. Speaker) 583 (i).

Introduced, 624 (i).
Carleton Co., Electoral District, Certificate re Election : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 583 0). #

 Vacancy : Notification (Mr. Speaker)
98 (1).

Committee Expenses : in Com. of Sup.,
6594 (iv).
Controverted Elections, Lisgar, Judges' Certificate : Presented (Mr. Speaker) 9 (i).
Desks, in House of Commons, Improvement in : Remarks (Mr. Cockshutt) in Com. of Sup., 1566 (i).
See ' Locked.'
Doorkeepers Inattention : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 6600 (iv). Dorchester Co., Returning Officers, Appnmt. of. Cor., &c.: M. (Mr. Morin) for Copies*, 916 (i).
Edmonton Electoral District, Certificate of Election : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 5131 (ill).
Electoral Lists in N.W.T., Names of Qualified Electors, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Ames) 7422 (iv).

 Ques. (Mr. Lake) 7684 (iv).

 Employees :	Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Sproule) 5209 (iii).
Internal Economy Commission : Mess, from His Ex.: Read (Mr. Speaker) 8 (4).

 Res. re Purchasing Furniture :	Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 6612 ; Res. read (Mr. Speaker) 6614 (iv). 

 Reps, presented to the House : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 9076 (v). Legislation, House of Commons : in Com. of Sup., 6268 (iv).
Levis Electoral District, Certificate of Election : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 7175 (iv).

 Vacancy, Issue of Writ : Notification
(Mr. Speaker) 6474 (iv).
Library, Books and Salaries :	in Com. of
Sup., 75 (i), 6944 (iv).

Enlargement of, &c.:	Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 6944 (iv).

 Joint Rep.: Presented (Mr. Speaker) 8
0).
Locked Desks for Members' Papers : Remarks (Mr. Henderson) in Com. of Sup., 6618 (iv). See ' Desks.'
clxiy

HOUSE OF COMMONS-Con.
London and N. Oxford By-Election', Issue of Writ : Notification (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 6311 (iv).
_____ Issue of Writ : Notification (Mt. Speaker) 6473 (iv).

Resignation of Mr. W. F. Maclean :
Remarks (Mr. A. Lavergne) 6384 (iv).
See ' Oxford.' '
Man. Elections : Duties of Ret. Officers, &c.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 1506 (i).
Manitoba Election Returns :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) 1672 (i).
_____Voters' Lists returned to Clerk of
Crown :	Remarks on M. for Sup. (Mr. R.
L.	Borden) 1405 (i).
Manitoba Voters' Lists, Control of by Dom. Govt.: Remarks (Mr. Greenway) on M. for Sup., 6738 (iv).
Marquette Voters' Lists, Original Copy : M. for Copy* (Mr. W. J. Roche) 97 (d).
Meetings after six o'clock. Recess : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 450 (i).
Members, New, 111, 624, iS46 (i), 7420 (iv).
Messengers, House of Commons : in Com. of Sup., 240 (i), 6612 (iv).
Ministers, Absence from House :	Remarks
(Mr. W. F. Maclean) 1285 (1).
Morning Sittings : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 9081 (V).
N'icolet, Controverted Election, Certificate from Judges : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 9081 (v).
N.W. Ter., Voters' Lists : Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 2594 (ii).
Oxford and London Elections, Resignation of Mr. D. D. McKenzie : Remarks (Mr. Porter) in Com. on B. 69, 8474 (v).


Oxford N.: , Electoral Vacancy : Notification to Mr. Speaker (Mr. Sproule) 5961 (iv).

Issue of Writ :	Notification (Mr. (Mr. Speaker) 6046 (iv).

 Remarks (Mr. R. L. BoTden) 6135 (iv).

 Certificate of Election :	Notification
(Mr. Speaker) 8177 (v).
Petitions, Presenting, Endorsement of, &e.: Remarks (Mr. Speaker) 2490 (ii).
P.O., Complaints re Delivery of Mails : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com of Sup., 199 (i).
See ' Post Office,' &c.
Purchases, Auditing of : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 6617 (tv).
Quebec Centre Electoral District, Certificate of Election : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 110 (i).
Questions answered by Ministers : Remarks (Mt. S. Hughes) 1067 (4).
Ret. Officers, Dep., Delay in Payments to, Letter from Mr. Walker : Read (Mr. W. J. Roche) 6560 (iv).
HOUSE OF COMMONS- Con.
Ret. Officers, Forms and Instructions re Dom. Elections : M. for Copies* (Mr. Barker) 697 (i).

Instructions re Form of Oath at London and! Oxford Elections : M. (Mr. Armstrong) to adjn., 7331 (iv).

for Mackenzie and Dauphin, Man. Special Reps. Inquiry for (Mr. R. L. Borden) 1336 (i).
Rooms for Members, Allotment : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 238, 250 (i).
Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 6268 (iv).
Selkirk Ret. Officers, Occupation, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Northrup) 1761 (i).
Senate and House of Commons Conferences, Mess, from the Senate : Read (Mr. Fielding) 9028 (v).

M. (Mr. Fielding) to cone., 9280 (v).
Sergeant-at-Arms, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 240 (i), 6610 (iv).
Sessional Clerks : in Com. of Sup., 239 (i), 6595 (iv).
Sessional Messengers :	in Com. of Sup., 240
(i), 6612 (iv).
Sessional Pages : in Com. of Sup., 6613 (iv).
Sessions of Parliament, Delays in bringing down Estimates, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) 9085 (v).
Speaker, Election of : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 2 (i).
Speaker, Dep.: M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) to appoint, 50 (''
Stationery : in Com. of Sup., 238 (i), 6594 (iv).
Steward for Speaker's Rooms, Appnmt. of : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 240 (i).
Toronto Centre, Electoral District, Certificate of Election : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 4370
(iii)	.

 Issue of Writ, Registration, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) 3251 (ii).

 Remarks (Mr. Foster 2777 (ii).

 Notification (Mr. Speaker) 2841 (ii).

 Statement (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 3362
Ventilation in the House of Commons : Remarks (Mr. Armstrong) in Com. of Sup., 1565 (i).
See * Public Works,' &c.
Voters' Lists, Algoma, East and West, Revision, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Boyce) 594 (i).

 Edmonton Election, Preparation of :
Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 6622 (iv).

 Electoral Atlas : In Com. of Sup., 6722
(iv)	.

 Macdonald, &c.: M. for Copy* (Mr. Staples) 697 (i).

>N. W. Ters., Use in Dom. Elections,
1905 : M. for Ret.* (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 601 (i).
See ' N.W.T.'



HOUSE OP COMMONS-Con.
Voters' Lists, Man., Printingv &e. : Ques. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 60 (i).
See 'Man.' &c.

 Printing, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6897,
6954 (iv).

Unorganized Tens., Cor. re, Instruction,
M.	(Mr. Boyce) for Copies*, 1397 (i). Wright Electoral District : Certificate of Election : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 1846 (i).


Vacancy : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 98
(i)	.
Yukon Election, and Returning Officer, Cor. : Read (Mr. R. L. Borden) 1254 (i).
Yukon Elections for Dom., Delay in opening Ballot Boxes : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 987 (i).

 Ret. of Member Elect, Delay, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Northrup) 453 (i).

 Returning Officer, Information re : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 1152 (i).

 Memo, from Toronto Trade and Labour
Council : Read (Mr. Osier) 9309 (v).
Agents, G. B., &c., Salaries, &e.: in Com. of Sup., 6384, 7685 (iv), 9226 (v).

 on Cone.: M. (Mr. Foster) to reduce
Mr. Nixon's Salary, 9770 ; Neg. (Y. 30, N. 66) 9770 (v).
Associated British Canadian Society, Charges against Graeme Hunter :	Ques. (Mr. R.
Smith) 2188 (ii).
Association in Prince Edward County : Remarks (Mr. Alcorn) in Com. of Sup., 7706 (iv).
Austrians stranded in Ottawa, Provision for, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Perley) 4845 (iii).
Bonus to Transportation and Booking Agents : Ques. (Mr. U. Wilson) 7811 (iv).
See ' North Atlantic.'
Children from English Workhouses, Proposal of Mr. Neill : Ques. (Mr. U. Wilson) 6188 (iv).

 Govt. Assistance: Ques. (Mr. U. Wilson)
1341 (i).

Par. in ' Citizen ' re Mrs. Close's
Scheme (remarks) 1933 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. U. Wilson) on M. for
Sup., 2125 (ii).

 Cor. with Mr. C. Kinloch Cooke : Ques.
(Mr. U. Wilson) 5478 (iii).

 Reply to Ques.: Read (Mr. Oliver) 5576
(iii).
Contingencies : in Com. of Sup., 7709 (iv).
Detention Hospital, B.C., Proclamation re : Read (Mr. Oliver) in Com. of Sup., 9331 (v).

 Authority, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster)
in Com. of Sup., 9927 (v).
False Representations to, &c. :	Remarks re
Bills (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8177 (v).
Farmer, Bonus paid by Govt., &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 7811 (iv).
Graeme Hunter, Charges re Immigration Society : Ques. (Mr. R. Smith) 2188 (ii).
Haggard, H. Rider, Rep. to Imp. Govt., &c. : Remarks (Mr. U. Wilson) 9523 (v).
See ' Salvation,' &c.
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IMMIGRATION-Con.
Immigrants deported in 1904-1905, Nationalities, &c. : Ques. (Mr. U. Wilson) 1592, 1847 (i).

Remarks (Mr. U. Wilson) in Com. of
Sup., 7702 (iv).

Examination re Qualifications, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. U. Wilson) 2187 (ii).
Immigration Property, Montreal, Leases by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Ames) 913 (i).

Interpreters, Salaries, &c. : in Com. of
Sup., 7701 (iv).

 Literature, Distribution of Printing,
&c. : in Com. of Sup., 7710 (iv).

 Medical Inspection, &c. :	in Com. of
Sup., 9226 (v).

Office, G. B., Number of Employees,
Salaries, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 592 (i).
North Atlantic Trading Co.'s Ten Year Contract re Immigrants, &c. : Inquiry for (Mr. Monk) 7906 (iv), 8387 (v).

Remarks (Mr. Monk) in Com. of Sup.,
7705 (iv).
Inquiry for (Mr.	U.	Wilson)	8145Remarks (Mr. R.	L.	Borden)	8182
(v).

 Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of
Sup., 9318 (v).

 Notice of M. (Mr. Osier) 9329 (v).

 Prop. Res. (Mr. Osier) on M. for Sup.,
9437 ; Neg. (Y. 40, N. 76) 9480 (v).

 Protests re : Remarks (Mr. Monk) 8887
(v).
See ' SS. Subsidies,' &c.
Number of Immigrants arriving in 1904, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Barr) 1148 (i).
Peterborough Immigrant Homes, Inspection re :	Remarks (Mr. Cochrane) in Com. of
Sup., 7694 (iv).
Preston, Mr. W. T. R., Immigration Agent, Salary, &c., Reps., &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 452 (1).
Salvation Army and Immigration, Cor., &e. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 7684 (iv).
Salvation Army Colonies, Rider Haggard's Rep. : Ques. (Mr. U. Wilson) 6188 (iv).
See ' Haggard.'
Skilled Labour, Allegations from Toronto Labour Council :	Notice of Motion (Mr. Foster) 7424 (i).

 M. (Mr. Foster) to adjn., 7504 (iv).

 SS. Steamship Bonuses to by Govt. :
Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 9318 (v).



VII., c. 107.)

[Stage Direction]
Imperial Institute, Can. Exhibit :	in Com.
of Sup., 1838 (i).
Imports and Exports, Agricultural Products, Duties paid, &c. :	M. for Ret. (Mr. Clements) 3203 (ii).
Imports and Exports for Home Consumption, Total Amount : Ques. (Mr. Foster) 380 (i).
Imports from United Kingdom, Amounts, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Daniel) 267 (i).
Imports under Preferential Tariff, Amounts paid, Value, &e.:	Ques. (Mr. Daniel) 152
(i).
Indemnity of Members, &c. : See ' Senate and House of Commons,' &e.
Indian Harbour Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7403
(iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Pet. re : Inquiry for (Mr. R. L. Borden)
8178 (v).
INDIANS :
Agents acting as Magistrates : Remarks (Mr. Lake) in Com. of Sup., 6545 (iv).
Blankets, Clothing, &c. :	in Com. of Sup.,
225 (i).
B. C. Indians, Miscellaneous Expenditure : in Com. of Sup., 9339 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Industrial Schools :	in Com. of Sup.,
6556 (iv), 9339 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Travelling Expenses re : in Com. of
Sup., 6557 (iv).
Bryce, Dr., Payments to : in Com. of Sup., 6558 (iv).
Caughnawaga Indians, Medical Attendance : Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Bergeron) 225 (i).
Depth Rep. : Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 111 (i).
Depth Salaries, Indian Affairs :	in Com. of
Sup., 116 (i).
Doncaster Reserve, Abolition of : Ques. (Mr. Desjardins) 7812 (iv).
Dukis Reserve, Sale of Timber : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 3202 (ii).
Georgian Bay Indian Surveys : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup., 236 (i).
Grants to Agricultural Societies : in Com. of Sup., 237 (i).
Half-Breed Scrip, Applications by Norman, Oulette, and Others, Purchase of, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Staples) 9078 (v).
Half-Breed Scrip, Further Papers laid on Table :	(Mr. Oliver) 9197 (v).
See ' Interior,' &c.
Inspectors, Man. and N.W.T. :	in Com. of
Sup., 6548 (iv).
Jamieson, Dr., Payment to by Govt, re Indian Attendance : Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 6552 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
clxvii
INDIANS-Con.
Lands Management Fund :	in Com. of Sup.,
236 (i).
Legal Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 237 (i).
Legal Expenses re Test Case at Oka : in Com. of Sup., 9335 (v).
Live Stock, purchased for Indians, Man. and
N.W.T. : in Com. of Sup., 6539 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Statement : Read (Mr. Oliver) in Com.
of Sup., 6513 (iv).
McDonald, Mr. J. L., Dismissal as Indian School Teacher, N.S. : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 6514 (iv).
Indians, Man. and N.W.T., Annuities :	in
Com. of Sup., 6538 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Implements : In Com. of Sup., 9336 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Provisions, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 9338
(v).
Medical Inspection, B.C. :	in Com. of Sup.,
6555 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 N.B. : in Com. of Sup., 6516 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Ont., &c.: in Com. of Sup., 223 (i).
[Stage Direction]
P.E.I. : in Com. of Sup., 6537 (iv).
Medical Inspection, Payments re : Remarks) in Com. of Sup., 6553 (iv).
Moose Mountain Indian Agency, Letter from Rev. E. Mackenzie : Read (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 9337 (v).
N.B., Indians, Supt.'s Salary : in Com. of Sup., 9336 (v).
Indians, N.S., General Vote : in Com. of Sup., 6514 (iv).
Oka Indians, Settlement of Claims, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 235
(i).
Ont. and Quebec, Indians, Medical Attendance : in Com. of Sup., 223 (i).
Pemberton Band of Indians, B.C., Purchase of Land : in Com. of Sup., 9339 (v).
Printing for Indians, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6553 (iv).
Promotions, Indian Dept., &c.: Cone., 6909 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Promotion of Mr. Bray :	Statement
(Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 6920 (iv).
Purchase of Provisions : in Com. of Sup., 6550 Civ).
Reserves, Sale of, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Lake) in Com. of Sup., 6552 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. S. Hughes), on M. for
Sup., 6563 (iv).
Salaries, Indians, N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 6516 (iv).
Seed Grain, Indians. Man. and N.W.T. : in Com. of Sup., 6539 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 N.B. : in Com. of Sup., 6516 (iv).
Schools, Indian : in Com. of Sup., 225 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Establishment of : Remarks (Mr. Cockshutt) in Com. of Sup., 230 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Mar. Provs. : in Com. of Sup., 225 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Ont.: in Com. of Sup., 230 (i).
INDIANS-Con.
Stoney Indians, Depleting Game, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Herron) in Com. of Sup., 6518 (iv).
Surveys, Man. and N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 6552 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Que. and Ont.: in Com. of Sup., 236 (i).
Timber on Indian Lands, Procedure re Sale of : Ques. (Mr. Schaffner) 9280 (v).
Treaty No. 9, Payments re Indians : in Com. of Sup., 9336 (v).
' Unforeseen Expenses, Indians : in Com. of Sup.. 6517 (iv).
Yoho Park Reserve, N.W.T. : in Com. of Sup., 7719 (iv).
Industrial Schools, B.C. : in Com. of Sup., 9339
(v).
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: Violations of Act, Prosecutions, &c. :
in Com. of Sup., 1699, 1710 (i).
Cement Testing Laboratory, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7613 (iv).
Culling Timber, Inspectors, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 7236 (iv).
Depth Rep. : Presented (Mr. Brodeur) 51 (i), 4085 (ill).
Depth Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 89 (i), 9069
. (v).
Electric Light Inspectors : in Com. of Sup., 1696 (i).
Excise, Additional Remuneration for extra work : in Com. of Sup., 1688 (i).

Allowance to Customs Collectors : in
Com. of Sup., 1689 (i).

 Contingencies : in Com. of Sup., 6724
(iv).

Inspectors' Travelling Expenses :	in
Com. of Sup., 1689 (i).

 Officers, B.C., Provisional Allowance :
in Com. of Sup., 1690 (i).
Fertilizers, Inspection of :	Remarks (Mr. Crocket) in Com. of Sup., 1726 (i).
Frechette, L. A., Translation re Excise Branch : in Com. of Sup., 1690 (i).
Gas and Electric Light Inspection at Three Rivers, Total Cost, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Paquet) 1760 (i).
Gas and Electric Light Inspection, Rep. re : Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 1692 (i).
Inspectors of Weights and Measures, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1692 (i).
clxviii

INLAND REVENUE-Con.
Jams, Preserves, Adulteration of, Prosecutions re : Remarks (Mr. Armstrong) In Com. of Sup., 1710 (i).
Maple Products, Adulteration of. Prevention by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Beland) 1340 (i). Methylated Spirits, Purchased by Exercise Dept. : in Com. of Sup., 1691 (i).
Metric System, Adoption of : Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 1694 (i). Preventive Service re Excise : in Com. of Sup., 1688 (i).
Spirits in Bond, Age Limit, &c.: Remarks (Mr. W. F. Maclean) in Com. on B. 176, 8679 (v).
Tobacco Industry, Inspection re, &c.:	Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 1681
(i).
Weights and Measures Inspectors : in Com. of Sup., 1692 (i).

 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Crocket) 698 (i).

 Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 107 (i).
See [DOT] White.'
Freight Diversion and Traffic Arrangements : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 2219 (ii).

,- Letter from C. W. Stewart : Read (Mr. Daniel) 2227 (ii).
Freight Rates, Increase in, &c.: Statement (Mr. Emmerson) in Reply toi (Mr. Taylor) 6112 (iv) ; Cor. read, 6115 (iv).

 Ref. to Gananoque and Fredericton :
Reply (Mr. Taylor) to Min. of Rys., 6585 (iv).

clxix
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY-Con.
Fuel Inspector, Duties, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Foster) 451 (i).
Galena Oil Co., Oil purchased : Remarks (Mr. Armstrong) in Com. of S-up., 2254 (ii).
See [DOT] Oil.'
Government Railways, Disposal of Old Rails, &c.: M. for Ret. (Mr. Foster) 2066 (ii).

 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Faster) 4751 (ill).
Grades and Curves : in Com. of Sup., 1987 (i).
Halifax, Deep Water Terminals, Dredging re I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 2026 (ii).
Halifax, Terminals : in Com. of Sup., 2032
(ii).
Increased Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 9391 (v).
Hay transported free over I.C.R., Cor. between Govt., &c.: M. for Copies (Mr. Foster) 164 (i).

O.C., Circulars, &e.: M. for Copies*
(Mr. Foster) 280 (i).

Inquiry (Mr. Foster) for Ret., 919 (i),
2005, 2595, 3450 (ii).

 Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 59 (i).

 Ques. (Mr. Wilmot) 108 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Kemp) in Com. of Sup.,
1929 (i).
Increased Expenditure : Remarks (Mr. White) in Com. of Sup., 2215 (ii).
Indiamtown and Blackville Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 9482 (v).
I.C.R. and P.E.I. Rys., Claims for Damages, Amounts paid, &c.: M. for Ret. (Mr. Kemp) 383 (i).
Locomotives, Purchase of, &.C.: Remarks (Mr. Blain) in Com. of Sup., 1964 (i).
Levis Property for I.C.R. Purposes, Charges re : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) on M. for Sup., 66 68 Civ).
Locomotive Machinery for Shops : in Com. of Sup., 6428 (iv).
' Maritime Express,' Running Time : Remarks (Mr. Lavergne) 6831 (iv).
M. C. B. Coupler for Rolling Stock, P.E.I. Ry.: in Com. of Sup., 2178 (ii).
Memramcook Ry. Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 1977 (i).
Mitchell Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 1940 (i).
Mitchell, Diversion of Line : in Com. of Sup. 1940 (i).
Moncton, Increased Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 1967 (1)., 9391 (v).

Shops, Capacity of :	Remarks (Mr. Osier) in Com. of Sup., 1965 (i).
Newcastle Station Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1967 (i).
Oil and Supplies. Purchases re :	Remarks
(Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 2246 (ii).
See ' Galena.'
Original Construction : in Com. of Sup., 1912 (!)[DOT]
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY-Con.
Parlour, and Dining Oars, Profits, &c., re : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 2254 (ii).
Passenger Stations and Freight Sheds : in Com. of Sup., 1977 (i).
Passes over I.C.R. for Legislators of Quebec Prov.: Remarks (Mr. Gervais) in Com. of Sup., 1922, 1925 ; Reply (Mr. Emmerson) 1925 (i).
Passes issued, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Kemp) in Com. of Sup., 2257 (ii).
Pension Scheme for Old Age : Ques. (Mr. Macdonald) 2492 (ii).
See ' Employees.'
Pictou Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 9390
(v).
P.E.I. Railway : in Com. of Sup., 2025, 2127
(ii), 8692 (v).

Agents* Houses ; in Com. of Sup., 2180
(ii)	.

Bloomfield Agent's House : in Com. of
Sup., 6432 (iv).

 Branch Lines, Survey and Construction,
Cor., &c.: M. (Mr. A. Martin) for Copies*, 916 (i).

 Cardigan to Montague Bridge : in Com.
of Sup., 2171 (ii), 9482 (v).

 Charlottetown, P.E.I. Ry., Station, Cor.
and Reps, re Construction : M. for Copies* (Mr. A. Martin) 194 (i).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. A. Martin) 4810
(iii)	.

Charlottetown Railway Station, Site
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Martin) 60 (i).

 Charlottetown Station Accommodation r
in Com. of Sup., 2025 (ii), 6433 (iv).

Freetown Agent, Dwelling House : in
Com. of Sup., 2180 (ii).

Georgetown Increased Accommodation:
in Com. of Sup., 2179 (ii), 9486 (v).

Grand View Station, Murray Harbour
Branch, Location, &c., Cor.: M. (Mr. A. Martin) for Copies*, 1770 (i).

Kitchen, Mr., Contractor for Hillsborough Bridge, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Armstrong) in .Com. of Sup., 2138 (ii).

 Kensington Increased Accommodation :
in Com. of Sup., 2178 (ii).

 Land Expropriations, Papers laid on
Table (Mr. Emmerson) 8528 (v).

 M. C. B. Coupler : in Com. of Sup., 2178
(ii).

Morrell River Bridge Swing Span : in
Com. of Sup., 2177 (ii).

Morrell River Ry. Bridge, Complaints
re : Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 5035 (iii).

Murray Harbour Branch and Hillsborough Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 2038, 2127 (ii), 7494 (iv), 8692, 9482, 9488 (v).



INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY- Con.
P.E.I. Ry., Murray Harbour Branch, Amount due Contractors, &c.: Ques. (Mr. A. A. McLean) 2064 (ii).

 Murray Harbour Branch, Completion,
&c.: Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 189 (i).

delegation re : Ques. (Mr. A. A. Mc-
265 (i).

 and Murray Harbour Branch Expenditure to Jan. 1st, 1905 : Ques. (Mr. A. A. McLean) 106 (i).

 Standard Gauge, Cost of Construction :
Remarks (Mr. Blain) in Com. of Sup., 2181 (il).

 Stanley Bridge, &c., Surveys re : Ques.
(Mr. A. Martin) 266 (i).

Stanley Bridge, Total Cost, Claim for
Damages, &c.: Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 587 (i).

Summerside Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 2176 (ii).

 Train Service : Remarks (Mr. A. Martin) 697 (i).

Vernon River Bridge Branch Line : in
Com. of Sup., 2177 (ii).

Water Service Improvements : in Com.
of Sup., 2170 (ii).

West Cape Branch Surveys : Ques (Mr. Lefurgey) 589 (i).

Westinghouse Brakes : in Com. of Sup.,
2178 (ii).

Working Expenses : in Com. of Sup.,
6901, 6908 (iv).
Private Cars, Number, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 2258 (ii).
Receipts and Expenditures, Total Amount : Ques. (Mr. Foster) 688 (i).
Revenue Collections : in Com. of Sup., 2204
(ii).
RiviSre Ouelle Spur Line, Extension, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Barker) in Com. of Sup., 1981 (i).
Rolling Stock : in Com. of Sup., 1986 (i), 2037 (ii), 6428 (iv).

 Number added 1900-4: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Foster) 736 (i).
Stmnt. of Estimated Cost : Read in Com. of Sup., 9501 (v).
Running Rights over C. A. Ry.: See 'Govt. Rys. B. 132.'
Running Time, Connections at Montreal : Remarks (Mr. Morin) 6831 (iv).
St. Cyrille, Diversion of Ry. Line : in Com. of Sup., 1969 (i).
St. Fabien Subway : in Com. of Sup., 1980 (i).
Ste. Fiavie Increased Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 9390 (v).
St. John Increased Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 9389 (v).
St. Lambert and Beloeil Double Tracking : in Com. of Sup., 2183 (ii).
St. Moise Station Improvements : in Com. of Sup.. 1976 (i).
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY- Con.
Sackville Railway Station, Tenders re Erection, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 5133 (iii).
Semaphores : in Com. of Sup., 1986 (i).
Snow Blockades, Delay in Service, &e.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 2028 (ii).
Station Accommodation along Line : in Com. of Sup., 6429 (iv).
Steel Rails and Fastenings : in Com. of Sup., 1988 (i), 2038 (ii).
See ' Govt. Rys.', &c.
Superannuation Scheme :	Remarks (Mr. Daniel) in Com. of Sup., 2241 (ii).
Sydney, Increased Accommodation: in Com. of Sup., 1912 (i).

 Collections for Freight, &e.: M. Mr. A.
Martin) for Ret., 1767 (i).
Sydney Mines, Extension of Line : in Com. of Sup., 1987 (i).
Ties, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6429 (iv).
Time Table, Changes and Delays : on M. for Sup., 6827-9 (iv).	,
Time Tables, Printing in English and French: Ques. (Mr. Paquet) 6827 (iv).
Traffic and Freight Arrangements, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2228 (il).
Traffic Arrangements with Foreign and Can. Rys., Amounts received : Ques. (Mr. Foster) 4703 (iii).
Traffic Arrangements with other Rys.: Remarks (Mr. Kemp) in Com. of Sup., 1915 (i).
Train Service, Stalled by Snowstorms, Tel.: Read (Mr. R. L. Borden) 695 (i).

 Explanation (Mr. Emmerson) 726 (I).
Transportation Facilities re Fish Trade with Mar. Provs.: Remarks (Mr. Gervais) 1930 (i).
Truro, Dining Room : Remarks (Mr. A. A. McLean) in Com. of Sup., 2255 (ii).

Increased Accommodation : in Com. of
Sup., 9391 (v).
White, Odbur, Dismissal as Station Agent : Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 107 (1).

 M. for Cor. re (Mr. Crocket) 193 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Crocket) in Com. of
Sup., 2205 ; Cor. (read) 2206 (11).


 Remarks (Mr. S. Hughes) in Com. of
Sup., 2235 (ii).
Woodill, Seymour, Emplymt.: Ques. (Mr. Barker) 2191 (ii).
Working Expenses : in Com. of Sup.. 6907 (iv), 9384 (v).
Inter-Imperial Parliament between G. B. and Her Colonies : Prop. Res. (Mr. S. Hughes) 2334 (ii).
INTERIOR :
Acreage in Provisional District Alberta, Sas., &c., Disposal of, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 601 (i).
Acres of undisposed Lands, N. W. Ters. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 601 (i).

clxxi
INTERIOR-Core.
Alaska Boundaries, Demarcation, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 7719 (iv).
Alberta, - Provisional District, Acreage disposed of : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 601 (i).
Assay Apparatus for Geological Survey : in Com. of Sup., 8071 (v).
Badgley Island Timber Cutting, Licenses granted : Ques. (Mr. Foster) 452 (i).
Banff Hot Spring Roads and Bridges :	in
Com. of Sup., 6423 (iv).
Banff Pamphlets, Printing and Distribution : in Com. of Sup., 6424 (iv).
Cabinet Vacancy, Interior Dept., Information re (Mr. Foster) 3450 (ii).

 Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 4085 (iii).
See ' Interior,' &c.
Colonization Roads, Man. and N.W.T. :	'n
Com. of Sup., 7594 (iv).
Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 453 (i).
Deptl. Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 114 (i), 6264
(iv), 9070 (v).
Dep. Minister of, Resignation, Appnmt, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 4370 (iii).
Dom. Lands, Homestead Inspectors' Salaries, &e. : in Com. of Sup., 6407 (iv).

Inspectors' Salaries :	in Com. of Sup.,
6410 (iv).

 Maps, Printing, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
6106, 6424 (iv).

N.W.T., Open to Applicants for Sale,
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Lake) 1935 (i).

N.W.T. Sales, &c. :	Inquiry for Ret.
(Mr. Foster) 2006 (ii).

 Salaries, &c. :	in Com. of Sup., 9251,
9289 (v).

Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 8671 (v).
Doulthobors Homestead Entries re Village Lots : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6414 (iv).
Edmonton, Dom. Lands Office :	in Com. of
Sup., 9550 (v).
Entennier, Mr. Henry, Entries for Homestead Lands, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lake) 190 (i).
Forest Protection in Man. : in Com. of Sup., 9298 (v).
Geological Survey, Annnmts. and Absences, &c. : Dues. (Mr. Perley) 382 (i).

 Contingencies :	in Com. of Sup., 6248
(iv).

 Director, Appnmt., &c. : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 9303 (v).

 Explorations. &c. :	in Com. of Sup.,
8669 ; on cone., 9685 (v).

 Maps, Printing and Distribution, &c. :
in Com. of Sup., 8670 (v).

 Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 122 (i).
Georgian Bay Islands, Sale, Jurisdiction, &c.: Remarks (Mr. W. Wright) 6477 (iv).
INTERIOR-Core.
Georgian Bay Islands, Sale to Mr. F. W. Grant: Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 6479 (iv).

Personal Explanation (Mr. Grant) 6736
(iv)	.
Govt. Lands, N.W.T., Sale of in 1903-4, Rates, &c.: M. for O. C.* (Mr. Foster) 164 (i).
Grazing Leases, N.W.T., Number issued, Names of Lessees, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 5478 (iii).

 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Sproule) 8529 (v).
Half-Breed Patents, Claims, &c. :	Remarks
(Mr. Foster) on M. for Sup., 6907 (iv).
Half-Breed Scrip, Charges re Mr. Chaffee's Claims : Personal Explanation (Mr. Foster) 7918 (iv).
Half-Breed Scrip, Charges re Mr. McDonald, Cor, &c. : Read (Mr. Foster) 7647 (iv).

 Charges, &c. :	Personal Explanation
(Mr. Bole) 7812 (iv).
Half-Breed Scrip, issued to United States Citizens : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 6311 (iv).

 Memo, from Mr. Cote :	Read (Mr. Oliver) 6403 (iv).

 to non-residents, Cancellation of O. C.:
Remarks (Mr. Foster) 6489, 6560 (iv).

* O. C.'s, Forms, &e. : Inquiry for (Mr. Foster) 7099 (iv).

Instructions to Judge Myers re Investigation :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) 7723 (iv),
8170 (v).

 Mr. Chaffey's letter : Read (Mr. Foster) 8183 (v).
Half-Breed Scrip, O. C. re Judge Myers : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 8003 (v).

 Patents issued, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) 8003 (v).
Half-Breed Scrip Investigation, Appnmt. of Counsel :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) 8528, 8697
(v)	.

 Information re : Remarks (Mr. Foster)
8777 (v).

Progress, &c.:	Remarks (Mr. Foster
9725 (v).

 Statement (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 8777
(v).
Half-Breed Scrip, Further Papers laid on Table (Mr. Oliver) 9075 (v).

 Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Foster) 7422
(iv), 9029 (v).

 Issue of Patent, Inquiry for : Remarks
(Mr. Foster) 7020 (iv).

 Unsettled Claims in N. W. Ter., Complaints from Old Settlers :	Remarks (Mr. Herron) 9813 (v).
Homesteads for Residents, N.W.T., Second Applications, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Lake) 2067 (ii).
Immigration Property, Montreal, Leases by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Ames) 913 (i).
clxxii

INTERIOR-Gno.
Interior Dept.- Appnmt. of Minister :	Statement (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 4200 (iii).

 Remarks (Mr. Foster) 1152 (i).
See ' Cabinet.'

 Dep. Minister, Resignation, &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Taylor) 4370 (iii).

Vacancy in Cabinet :	Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 3362 (ii).
Leach, Mr. R. E. A., Emplymt. by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Boyce) 1151 (i).
Litigation Expenses, Interior Dept.: in Com. of Sup., 7720 (iv).
Logberg Printing Co., Winnipeg, Payments to: Ques. (Mr. W. J. Roche) 4373, 4457 (iii).

 Remarks re Question (Mr. Taylor) 4374
(iii)	.
Maps for Dom. and N.W.T. Engraving, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 7721 (iv), 9307 (v).
National Boundary Fence : in Com. of Sup., 8672 (v).
Se.e ' Wire Fence,' &c.
Nicolas, Mr., Emplymt. by Geological Survey Dept.: on Cone., 9685 (v).
Nixon, Jos., Appnmt. as Lands Agent at Macleod. N.W.T.: Explanation (Mt. Oliver) 6110
(iv)	.

 Charges re Irregularities : M. (Mr. Foster) to adjn., 8098 (v).

 Delays in Answers t'o Questions : Remarks (Mr. Oliver) 9075 (v).

Investigation : Remarks (Mr. Foster)
8697 (v).

Second Investigation, Letter re Payment of Money : Read (Mr. Foster) 9787 (v).
N.W.T. Boundary, Erection of Wire Fencing, Contract re : Ques. (Mr. Clements) 5478
(iii).
N.W. Ters., Land Sales : Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Foster) 1154 (i).
N.W. Land Titles Office, Registrars' Salaries: in Com. of Sup., 9249 (v).
Patterson, T. W., Sale of Dom. Lands, B.C., Price paid, &e.: Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 4371 (ill).
Preston, Mr., Immigration Office G.B., Number of Employees, Salaries, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 592 (i).
Preston, W. T. R., Visit to Canada : Ques. (Mr. U. Wilson) 451 (i).
Riding Mountain Timber Reserve, Change in Boundaries, &c.: Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 9298 (v).
St. Lawrence Islands, Govt. Control re Sale, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Walsh) 6477 (iv).
Saskatchewan Valley Land Co., Issue of Patents, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Foster) 8267, 8655 (v).
School Lands sold by Auction, in N.W.T., Number of Acres : Ques. (Mr. Lake) 730 (i).
Schukin, Ivan, Homestead Patent cancelled : Remarks (Mr. Lake) in Com. of Sup., 6408
INTERIOR-Ono.
Seed Grain, Advance to Settlers, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 9307 (v).
Settlers Effects, Duty re : in Com. on Ways and Means, 8996 (v).
Seymour, Mr. D. G., Complaint re Homestead Location :	Remarks (Mr, R. L. Borden)
9033, 9294 (v).
Smart, Jas. A., Dep. Min. of Interior, Resignation, &c: Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 4370 (iii).
Surveys, Dom. Lands : in Com. of Sup., 9306
(v).
Timber Limits, Sale in N.W.T. and Man., Advertisements re : Ques. (Mr. A. A. McLean) 7097 (iv).
Tree Culture and Forest Protection, Man., &c.: in Com. of Sup., 9297 (v).
Wood, Major Z. T., Additional Living Allowance re Yukon : in Com. of Sup., 9250 (v).
Young, Thois. and G. C. McNab, Dom. Officials and Political Organizers : Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 9254 (v).
Internal Economy Commission :	Mess, from
His Ex.: Read (Mr. Speaker) 8 (i).

Res. re purchasing Furniture : Remarks
(Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 6612 ; Res. read (Mr. Speaker) 6614 (iv).

 Maps or Plans re Location, Filing of :
Ques. (Mr. Grant) 2190 (ii).
' James W.', Schooner, Rescue of Crew by SS.
' Durango Remarks (Mr. A. A. McLean) 4198 (iii).
Jamieson, Dr., Payment to by Govt, re Indian
, Attendance : Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 6552 (iv).
Jams, Reserves, Adulteration of, Prosecutions re : Remarks (Mr. Armstrong) in Com. of Sup., 1710 (i).
Janvrin's Island Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 7406 (iv).
Japan Exhibition, Trade Increase : Remarks (Mr. Armstrong) in Com. of Sup., 6273 (iv).

 Discrimination re Canadian Goods, Quotations re in ' Industrial Canada ': Read (Mr. Barker) 6654 (iv).
*

 Relations with Canada, Treaty, &c.: Statement (Mr. Fisher) 7908 (iv).

 Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8385 (v).

 Promotions and Appnmt.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8002 (v).

 Statement (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 8002 (v).
JUSTICE :
Admiralty Court Registrars, Fees, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 125 (i).
JUSTICE-Con.
Atlin, B C., Living Allowance to Judge : in Com. of Sup., 9683 (v).
B. C. Judgeship, Appnmt. of W. W. B. Mc-Innes : Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 382 (i).
Castonguay, Dismissal and Emplymt. by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. S. Hughes) 5688 (iii).

 Ques. (Mr. 0. E. Talbot) 6653 (iv).
Consolidation of Statutes : in Com. of Sup., 7244 (iv).
Court Room, Prince Albert : in Com. of Sup., 124 (i).
Dodd, Judge, Salary: in Com. of Sup., 124 (i).
Dominion Police Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 138 (i).
Dorchester Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 480 (i).
Edmonton Jail : in Com. of Sup., 481, 1638 (i).

 Extension of Building : to Com. of Sup.,
9684 (v).
Exchequer Court, Admiralty Jurisdiction, Number of Actions, &c. M. (Mr. A. H. Clarke) for Ret.*, 1770 (i).

 Judgeship in Ont., Appnmt. re : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 5209 (iii).
. 

Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 125 (i).
Extradition Cases by U.S., before Commissioners at Montreal : Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 3937 (ii).
Gaynor-Greene Extradition, Charges against Mr. Bafontaine, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 3937 (ii).	.
Hamelin and Gosselin, Imprisonment, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lake) 1849 (i).
High Court Judgeship, Exchequer Court Division, Vacancy re : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 5209 (iii).
Judges, Man. and N.W.T., Travelling Allowances : in Com. of Sup., 122 (i).
Judges Salaries in Yukon :	Remarks (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. of Sup., 214 (i).
Judicial Vacancies, Length of Vacancies, Appnmts., &c.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 7423 (iv).

Promotions and Appnmt.:	Remarks
(Mr. R. L. Borden) 8002 (v).

 Statement (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 8002 (v).
Justice, Administration of, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 101 (i), 6721 (iv).

 Prisoners' Maintenance :	in Com. of
Sup., 122 (i).
Justice, 'Depth Salaries: in Com. of Sup.,72 (i).

 Penitentiaries : in Com. of Sup., 465 (i).
Keewatin Ter., Maintenance of Lunatics : in Com. of Sup., 7720 (iv).
Kingston Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 477
(i).
Manitoba, Stony Mountain Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 481 (i).
New Westminister, B.C., Penitentiary, Payment to W. A. Duncan : in Com. of Sup., 9684 (v).
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JUSTICE-Con.
N. W. T. Supreme Court Judges, Additional : in Com. of Sup., 9683 (i).
Parole Officer, W. T. Archibald, Salary :	in
Com. of Sup., 6721 (iv).
Parole System for Convicts : Remarks in Com. *of Sup., 465 (i).
Penitentiaries, General Expenditure : in Com. of Sup., 465 (i).

 Rep.: Presented (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 271
(1).
Prince Albert Court Room : in Com. of Sup., 124 (i).
Piince Albert Jail : in Com. of Sup., 481 (i). Regina Jail : in Com. of Sup., 481 (i).
St. Regis Lockup : in Com. of Sup., 237 (i). St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 480 (i).
Secret Service, Expenditure re '* in Com. of Sup., 6958 (iv).
Sheriffs of Yukon, Allowances : in Com. of Sup., 132 (i).
Statutes Revision Commission : in Com. of Sup., 8672 (v).

 Completion of : Remarks (Mr. R. L.
Borden) 745 (i).

 Indexing, &c.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 8673 (v).
Stony Mountain Penitentiary, School Fees : in Com. of Sup., 9684 (v).
Sunday Observance Legislation, Payment for Legal Servioes : in Com. of Sup., 6722 (iv). Supreme Court Bench, N.S., Vacancy, Appnmt., &c., Delay : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 5036, 5209 (iii), 6837 (iv).
Supreme Court Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 125 (i).
Three Rivers, Additional Judge : in Com. of Sup., 9682 (v).
Yukon, Court Fees : in Com. of Sup., 137 (i).

Judges Allowances : in Com. of Sup.,
126 (i).

 Law Books : in Com. of Sup., 136 (i).

 Prisoners, Maintenance of : in Com. of
Sup., 136 (1).

 Judgment of Exchequer Court, &c. :
Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 6664, 7584 (iv).

 Rep. of Evidence, Printing, &e. :	Remarks (Mr. S. Hughes) 8698 (v).

 Remarks (Mr. Foster) on M. for cone.,
9686 (v).

 Ques. (Mr. Lalor) 915 (i).
Kingston Military Stables :	in Com. of Sup.,
1561 (i).


Kingston.   N.B.@: and Jubilee Station Mail Contract, Tenders re, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 5133 (iii).
Kingston, Penitentiary :	in Com. of Sup., 477
(i).



' Labour Gazette,' and Partisan Officials : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 7511 (v).
Labour Deptl. Rep. :	Presented (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 54 (i).

 Salaries :	in Com. of Sup., 100 (i).
Labour Unions : See ' Aliens,' ' Union Labels.'
Lachine Canal, Cote St. Paul, Water Power used for Manufacturers : Remarks (Mr. Monk) in Com. of Sun.. 1515 (i).

Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 6294 (iv).

Installation of Electrical Appliances : in
Com. of Sup., 9354 (v).

Lock Gates, Suspension :	in Com. of
Sup., 6300 (iv).

 Machinery for Shops : in Com. of Sup.,
1240 (i).

 Mill Street Paving :	in Com. of Sup.,
6301 (iv).

 Power House Flumes : in Com. of Sup.,
6299 (iv).

Rebuilding Wall Basin, Lock No. 2 : in
Com. of Sup., 1421 (i).

 Rebuilding Wharf below Dock : in Com.
of Sup., 1421 (i).

 Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 6306 (iv).

St. Gabriel's Basin Walls : in Com. of
Sup., 9378 (v).

 Tail Race Widening :	in Com. of Sup.,
6299 (iv).
*

 Wall Underpinning :	in Com. of Sup.,
6298 (iv).

 Water Privilege, Lease to Wm. Parkyn,
&c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 5132 (iii).
Lachute Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1111
La Compagnie de Chemin de fer Electrique : See ' Three Rivers,' &c.	[DOT]
' Lady Laurier,' Govt. Str., Accident, Investigation re :	Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of
Sup., 2597 (ii).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 1062 (i).
See ' Post Office,' &c.
Laws, Printing and Binding : in Com. of Sup 6948 (iv).
Leach, Mr. R. E. A., Emplymt. by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Boyce) 1151 (i).

Remarks (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) in Com.
on B. 69, 8163 (v).
Letter Carriers, Bonuses, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 215 (i).

Contract re Boots, &c.:	(Remarks) in
Com. of Sup., 211 (i).

Payments on Sick Leave, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 173-6 (i).

Books and Salaries : in Com. of Sup.,
6944 (iv).

Enlargement of, &c. *. Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) ih Com. of Sup., 6944 (iv).

 Extension, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) in
Com. of Sup., 604 (i).

 Joint Rep.: Presented (Mr. Speaker) 8 (i).
Library and Printing Com.: M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) to add Name, 5685 (iii).
Liege Exhibition : in Com. of Sup., 1832 (i).

 Keepers' Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 2698
(ii), 9175 (v).

 Maintenance and Repairs : in Com. of
Sup., 6636 (iv).

Steamers, Ports of Call, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lewis) 1850 (i).
Lighthouse Construction as Aids to Navigation: in Com. of Sup., 9175 (v).
Lighthouse Depot at Kingston, Establishment of : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 914 (i).

 Ques. (Mr. Lalor) 915 (i).

 Prescott, Tenders re Contract :	Ques.
(Mr. Lalor) 1340 (i).
Lighthouse Engineers, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2760 (ii).
Lighthouse Keeper, at Biequet, Name, Salary, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 3202 (ii).
Lighthouse Revolving Lights, Maintenance : in Com. of Sup., 2704 (ii).
Lighthouse Service and Aids to Nav., Applications from Lighthouse Board : M. for Ret.* (Mr. "Lewis) 917 (i).
Lighthouse Supply Depots :	Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 2709 (ii).
Lightships, Maintenance, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2706 (ii).
*

 Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 3035 (v).
See ' Marine.'
L'lle d'Alma, Removal of Point of Rock : in Com. of Sup., 7307 (iv).
Lindsay Drill Hall, Erection of : Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Ont.) 271 (i).
Litchfield Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7407
(iv).
Litigation Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 7247 (iv).

Interior Dept.: in Com. of Sup., 7720 (iv).

 Railways and Canals : in Com. of Sup.,
1522 (i).
Little Brook Breakw'ater : in Com. of Sup., 7407 (iv).
Little Current Channel, Georgian Bay : in Com. of Sun.. 6886, 7559 (iv).
Little Judique Boat Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 7407 (iv).
Little Pabos Harbour Improvements : in Com.
j of Sup., 7307 (iv).

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Live Stock, purcnased for Indians, Man. and N. W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 6539 (iv).

 Notice of resuming in Com. on B. (Sir
Wilfrid Laurier) 5808 (iii).
Live Stock Records, Associations : in Com. of Sup.. 6680 (iv).

 Nationalization, Establishment of, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 1848 (i), 2186 (ii).
Loans by G-ovt., Temporary or Permanent, Total Amount, Rate of Interest, &e. : Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 4921 (iii).
Lobster and Herring Industry, Rep. of Commissioners : Ques. (Mr. McLennan) 4371 (iii). See ' Fisheries.'
Lobster Canneries, Licenses, Applications, &c., N.B., District No. 1 : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 584
(i)	.
Lobster Fishing, Open Season in 1903-4-5 : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 1504 (i).

 Res. of Board of Trade, Moncton : Read
(Mr. A. A. McLean) in Com. of Sup., 2909
(ii)	.
Lobsters, Legal Length in Bay of Fundy, Changes re : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 583 (i).

 Licenses, District No. 1, N.B., Number
issued by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 910 (i). Locked Boxes : See ' Post Office.'
Locomotive Machinery for I.C.R. Shops :	in
Com. of Sup., 6428 (iv).
Locomotives, I.C.R., Purchase of, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Blain) in Com. of Sup., 1964 (i).
Logberg Printing Co., Winnipeg, Payments to : Ques. (Mr. W. J. Roche) 4373 (iii).

 Remarks re Question (Mr. Taylor) 4374
(iii)	.
Lloydminster as Meridian Divisional Line : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 8634 (v). Lloydminster Immigrant Building, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 6734 (iv).
London Barracks : in Com. of Sup., 1562 (i). London By-Election, Resignation of Mr. W. F. Maclean : Remarks (Mr. A. Lavergne) 6384
(iv)	.
London Drill Hall, Electric Wiring : in Com. of Sup., 6732 (iv).

Issue of Writ : Notification (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 6311 (iv).
Longueuil Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1113 (i).
Lotbinihre Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 9592 (v).
Louisburg, Old'Fort, C.B., Preservation of: in Com. of Sup., 9170 (v).
Louise Embankment, Quebec Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 770 (i).
Lowe, Mr., Refusal to accept Boat ' Neptune ' : Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 6472
(iv).

Investigation re Accident :	Statement
Read fMr. Prdfontaine) 2851 (ii).

Memoranda to Dep. Minister of Marine :
M. for Copies* (Mr. Lewis) 2333 (ii).

 Rep. of Capt. Salmon, Laid on Table,
2878 (ii).


Magdalen Island SS.: Subsidy : In Com. of Sup., 906 (i).
Magog Post Office, Erection of : Ques. (Mr. Worthington) 5784 (ili).
Magog Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1114 (i). Mahone Bay Dredging: in Com. of Sup., 7408 (iv). Mail Bags, Locks, Repairs, &c., Contracts re : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 205
(i).
Mails carried free by Rys.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 185 (i).
Mail Contracts, Tenders, Competition, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup. 179 (i).
Mail Delivery, Free System, Total Cost, &c.: Ques. (Mr. U. Wilson) 729 (i).
Mail Distributing Station, Montreal, Purchase of Site : Ques. (Mr. Ames) 915 (i).
Mail Service, General Vote :	in Com. of Sup.,
219 (i), 6629 (iv).

Miscellaneous Expenditure :	in Com. of
Sup., 9609 (v).

 System of Payments : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 177 (i).
See ' Post Office.'
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions :	in Com.
of Sup., 864, 919 (i), 6901, 6909, 7087, 7176 (iv), 8691, 9616, 9680 (v).

Information re System, Utility, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 923 (i).
Mail Subsidies re Newfoundland Service : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 177 (i).
Main a Dieu Breakwater :	in Com. of Sup.,
7409 (iv).
' Maisonneuve ' Steam Launch, Expenditure by Govt, re : Ques. (Mr. Ames) 1849 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup.,
2744 (ii).
Major's Hill Park, Maintenance :	in Com. of
Sup., 6817 (iv).
Mailadie du Colt, Horse Disease : Remarks (Mr. Herron) in Com. of Sup., 6702 (iv).
Malignant Cove Channel Piers : in Com. of Sup., 7409 (iv).
Mallein Test for Cattle : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup., 2317 (ii).


Manchester SS.: Line Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 932 (i).
Man. and N.W.T. Govt., Officials, Resignation, &c., 1904 :	Ques. (Mr. Herron) 1344 (i).
Manitoba Boundaries Extension, Pets., &c., re : M. (Mr. W. J. Roche) for Copies, 1768 (i).
- M. for Copies* (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 2067 (ii).

 O. C. March 21st, 1905, Reply of Man).
Govt. :	Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 3744
(ii).
Manitoba Boundaries, Res. passed by Man. Legislature :	Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche)
4082 (iii).

 Mr. Jackson's Speech re Settlement : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 4842 (iii).
Manitoba Boundaries, M'gr. Sbarretti's Memorandum re Separate Schools :	Statement
(Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 3834 ; Cor. read, 3841 (ii).

 ' Payment of Political Debts,' Ques. of
Order : Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 3857 (ii).

 Naming Member, &c. (Mr. Speaker) 3858.

 ' Scurvy Politician,' Quotation, &c. :
Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 3863 (ii).
Manitoba Boundaries, M'gr. Sbarretti's Explanation : M. (Mr. R. L. Borden) to adjn., 3938 (ii).

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Manitoba Boundaries, Letter to Cardinal Ram-polla : Read (Mr. Foster) 3956 (ii).

Letter of Mr. Chas. Russell to Cardinal Rampolla : Read (Mr. Foster) 3957 (li).

 Letter of Mr. Fitzpatrick to Bishops of
Quebec : Read (Mr. Bergeron) 4053 (ii).
Manitoba, Dom. Buildings :	Remarks (Mr. Sehaffner) in Com. of Sup., 857 (i).

 Renewals, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup.,
1634 (i).
See ' Public Works.'
Man. Elections, Duties of Ret. Officers, &c. : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 1506 (i).
Manitoba Election Returns, Duties of Returning Officers : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 4678 (ill).

 Voters' Lists returned to Clerk of Crown:
Remarks on M. for Sup. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 1405 (i).

 Seizure	:	Telegram	read	(Mr.	Wm.
Roche) 6137	(iv).

Remarks (Mr. D. D. McKenzie) 1507
(i)	.
Aids to Navigation : in Com. of Sup., 2758
(ii)	.
Aids to Navigation, re St. Lawrence Channel : in Com. of Sup., 2850, 2891 (ii).

'Refftirs	to Lighthouses,	&c.:	in	Com.
of Sup., 6636	(iv).

 programme re Boards of Trade : Read
(Mr. Prdfontaine) in Com. of Sup., 6641 (iv). Anglo-American Tel. Co., P.E.I., Charges, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 7632 (iv).
Anticosti Lightships, Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. Lewis) 1850 (i).
Arctic Expedition, Capt. Peary's Voyage : Remarks (Mr. W. F. Maclean) 4753 (iii). Bicquet Lighthouse Keeper, Name, Salary, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 3202 (ii).
Bout de L'lsle Ferry Service, Inspection, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Ames) 9696 (v).	'
Bronte Pier Lighthouse : Remarks (Mr. Henderson) in Com. of Sup., 2868 (ii).

Statement re :	(Mr. Prefontaine) in
'Com. of Sup., 9176 (v).
Brothers' Light, Salary of Keeper : Remarks (Mr. U. Wilson) in Com. of Sup., 2702 (ii). Buoy Contracts, Tenders, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sud., 2742 (ii).
Buoys. Construction and Maintenance :	in
Com. of Sup., 2729 (ii).



MARINE-Con.
* Canada Cape Breton ' Accident, 'Statement of Case ' : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Ames) 2067 (ii).
______ Report re Investigation, Instructions,
&c.: Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 2625 (ii).

Capt. Salmon's Resignation, Cor., &c.:
M. for Copies (Mr. Ames) 384 (i).
Canada,' Str., Expenditure re Equipment, Names of Employees, Payments to, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Monk) 1399 (i).
Carbide for Acetylene Gas Purposes, Quantity purchased : Ques. (Mr. Ames) 914 (i).
______ Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup.,
2710, 2743 (ii).
*	Champlain,' Str., Total Cost, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Morin) 149 (1).
See ' Ice Breakers.'
Coal Supply for Govt. Steamers, &c. :	Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2613 (ii).
' De Levis,' Str., for Hydrographic Survey, Total Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. Lewis) 914 (i).
Dorn. Lighthouse Depot, Kingston, Establishment of : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 914 (i).

 Ques. (Mr. Lalor) 915 (i).
* Druid,' Str.,' Expenditure re Maintenance : Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., '2703 (ii).
Fog Signals, Submarine : Remarks (Mr. Daniel) in Com. of Sup., 891 (i).
Gas Plant, Parry Sound, Purchase of Property : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. Of Sup., 2712, 2725 (ii).
Godbout, Mr. J., Lighthouse-keeper, Political Partisanship re Dom. Elections^: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1343 (i).
Govt. Steamers, Expenditure re Repairs : Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 1349 (i).

 Maintenance, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of
SUD.. 2595 (ii), 6464 (iv).
_____ Purchase of Supplies : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of 'Sup., 2617 (ii).

 Statement of Expenditure :	Read (Mr. Prefontaine) 2597 (ii).
Grand Manan, N.B., Life-saving Crew, Payments to, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 4921
(iii).
Halifax Lightship, Maintenance, &c.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 2708
(ii).
Harbours and Boards of Commissioners, Names, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 1063 (i). Harbours Buoys, Maintaining, Placing, &c.; Contracts re : M. (Mr. Ames) for Ret.*, 917 Ci).
Harbours and Rivers, Marine Dept., Que. : in Com. of Sup., 2448 (ii).
Harrison, Capt., Allowance re Services : in Com. of Sup., 6466 (iv).
MARINE-Con.
Hospital Dues for Sick Mariners Fund, Surplus, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 2687 (ii).
Hydrographic Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 2679 (ii), 6623 (iv), 9172 (v).
See ' De Levis.'
Ice-Boats, Renewals, &c. :	in Com. of Sup.,
9177 (v).
Ice-breaker ' Montcalm,' Accident to, Information : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 4752 (iii).

Statement (Mr. PrSfontaine) 4752 (iii).
Ice-breakers re St. Lawrence Channel :	in
Com. of Sup., 6464 (iv), 9617 Cv).

 Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 9034
(v).
See 'Champlain.'
< James W.', Schooner, Rescue of Crew by SS. ' Durango ' : Remarks (Mr. A. A. McLean) 4198 (iii).
Kingston Lighthouse Depot, Establishment by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 914 (i).

 Ques. (Mr. Lalor) 915 (i).
* Lady Laurier,' Govt. Str., Accident, Investigation re : Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup.. 2597 '(ii).

 Number of Grew at Halifax : Remarks
(Mr. Daniel) 2616 (ii).
Lemieux, Jos., Appnmt. re Lightship Service, Investigation, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Ames) 1762
(i)-
Lepreaux Point Light, &c., Caretaker, Investigation re Dismissal :	Ques. (Mr. Ganong)
6475 (iv).
Leslie, Capt., Wrecking Plant in St. Lawrence Channel : Remarks (Mr. J. D. Reid) in Com. of Sup., 2476 (ii).
Lifeboat Crews, N.S., Number, Expenditure, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Sinclair) 912 (i). Life-saving Crew, Grand Manan, N.B., Payments to : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 4921 (Iii).
Life Saving Stations and Rewards : in Com. of Sup., 2624 (ii).
Lighthouse Agencies, Rents, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 2705 (ii).
Lighthouse Construction as Aids to Navigation : in Com. of Sup., 9175 (v).
Lighthouse Service and Aids to Nav., Applications from Lighthouse Board :	M. for
Ret.* (Mr. Lewis) 917 (i).
Lighthouse and Coast Service :	in Com. of
Sup., 2850 (ii), 9035 (v).

 Inspection : in Com. of Sup., 2697 (ii).
Lighthouse, Bay of Quints : Remarks (Mr. Alcorn) in Com. of Sup., 2647 (ii). Lighthouse Depot at Kingston, Establishment of : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 914 (i).

 Ques. (Mr. Lalor) 915 (i).

 Prescott, Tenders re Contract : Ques.
(Mr. Lalor) 1340 (i).

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MARINE-Gon.
Lighthouse Engineers, Salaries, &c.: in Com. of Sun., 2760 (ii).
Lighthouse Keeper at Bicquet, Name, Salary, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 3202 (ii).
Lighthouse Keepers' Salaries: in Com. of Sup., 2698 (ii), 9175 (v).
Lighthouse Revolving Lights, Maintenance of : in Com. of Sup., 2704 (ii).
Lighthouse and Coast Service Steamers, Ports of Call, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lewis) 1850 (i).
Lighthouse Supply Depots : Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 2709 (ii).	,
Lightships, Maintenance, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 2706 (ii), 6636 (iv).
Lightships, &c., Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 9035 (v).
*	Lurcher ' and East Point Lightships, Amounts
paid to Contractors, Renewals, &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Lewis) 2333 (ii).
*	Lurcher' Lightship, Expenditure re, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) in Com. of Sup., 2747 (ii).

Investigation re Accident : Statement
Read (Mr. Prefontaine) 2851 (ii).

Memoranda to Dep. Minister of Marine:
M. for Copies* (Mr. Lewis) 2333 (ii).

Rep. of Capt. Salmon laid on Table
2878 (ii).	'

Submarine Signal re :	Remarks (Mr. Daniel) in Com. of Sup., 2873 (ii).
Marconi Wireless Cable Service : in Com. of Sup., 7632 (iv).
Marconi Wireless Tel. Service re Govt. Steamers : Remarks (Mr. Blain) in Com. of Sup., 2615 (ii).

 on Strs. ' Stanley ' and ' Minto ' : Ques.
(Mr. Lefurgey) j.88 (i).
Marconi Stations, List : Read (Mr. Prdfon-taine) in Com. of Sup., 2869 (ii).
Marconi Tel. System on Strs. ' Stanley ' and ' Minto ' : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 188 (i).
Marine and Fisheries Supplies, Circulars re Private Tenders, Cor., &e. :	M. for Ret.*
(Mr. Ames) 1399 (i).
Marine Supplies, Purchase of :	Inquiry for
Ret. (Mr. Ames) 4753 (iii).
Marine and Fisheries Supplies, Orders with or without Tender : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Lalor) 1397 (i).
Marine Deptl. Supplies : Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Lalor) 2594 (ii).
Marine Hospitals, Fernhill Cemetery, Care of: in Com. of Sup., 6628 (iv).
Marine Hospitals for Sick Seamen : in Com. of Sup., 2686 (ii).
Marine Hospital, Yarmouth : in Com. of Sup., 9172 (v).
Marine Insurance, Decrease of Rates : Remarks (Mr. Blain) in Com. of Sup., 2865 (li).
MARINE-Con. .
Marine Officers at Halifax, Complaints re: Remarks (Mr. A. Johnston) 2755 (ii).
Marine and Fisheries, Salaries : in .Com, of Sup., 102 (i), 2443 (ii), 6266 (iv), 9050 (v).

Deptl. Rep.: Presented (Mr. Prfifontaine)
111	(i), 2594 (ii).
Marine Schools : in Com. of Sup., 2639 (ii).
Marine Technical Officers, Salaries,- &c.: in Com. of Sup., 9050 (v).
Masters and Mates Examination : in Com. of Sup., 2623 (ii).-
Meteorological Building, Toronto, Erection of: Ques. (Mr. Foster) 1149 (i).
Meteorological Observatory, Removal to Ottawa : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 9772 (v).

 Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 9800, 9810
(v).

 Statement (Mr. Prefontaine) 9812 (v).
Meteorological Service : in Com. of Sup., 2679
(11).

 Pay-roll List, &c.: M. (Mr. Monk) for
Copies*. 917 (i).
Midland Harbour, Range Lights, Complaints re : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 2734 (ii).

 Statement Read (Mr. Prfifontaine) 2852
(11).
Moncton Harbour Master, Appnmt. of Mr. D. Robertson : Ques. (Mr. Stockton) 2329 (ii).
' Montcalm,' Ice-breaker, Accident to : Statement (Mr. PrSfontaine) 4752 (iii).

Experiments re Ice-breaking : Remarks
(Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 6626 (iv).

Rep. of Capt. Koenig, and Cor.: Read
(Mr. Prefontaine) 2451 (ii).

Total Cost : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 150 (1).
Montevideo, British Seamen Imprisoned in, Litigation re : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 2689 (ii).
Naval Militia and Cruiser ' Canada ' : in Com. of Sup., 9178 (v).
Naval Militia for Canada, Total Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1346 (i).

Policy of Govt.: Remarks (Mr. Ames) in
Com. of Sup., 2909 (ii).
Obstructions, Removal of in Navigable Waters : in Com. of Sup., 2647 (ii).
Ocean and River Service, Amounts of Payments on Pay-roll, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 1349 (i).	[DOT]
Ocean and River Service, in Com. of Sup., 2595 (ii), 6463, 6623 (iv), 9171, 9617 (v).

Maintenance of Steamers : in Com. of
Sup., 9034 (v).

 Removing Obstructions, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Ames) 151 (1).

Strs., Names and Tonnage, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Lewis) 1347 (1).
Parry Sound Buoy Contract : Statement Read (Mr. Prdfontaine) 2856 (ii).
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MARINE-Con.
Parry Sound Gas Plant, Purchase of Land, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2712, 2725 (ii).
' Petrel,' Repairs to Boilers : in Com. of Sup., 6630 (iv).
Pilotage Service : in Com. of Sup., 2760 (ii).
Prescott Lighthouse Depot, Total Area, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1148 (i).
P.E.I. Steam Communication Contract with Steam Nav. Co.: Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 5316
(ill)
P.E.I. and Mainland, Winter Communication, Cor., &c., since Confederation :	M. for
Copies* (Mr. A. Martin) 9698 (v).
P. E. I. Steam Communication, Snow Blockade and Delay in Mails : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) 1753 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. A. Martin) 1595 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. A. A. McLean) 2203, 2261
(ii).

 Explanation (Sir William Mulock) 2261
(ii).
P. E. I. and Mainland Winter Communication, Str. * Stanley,' Cor., &c.: M. (Mr. A. Martin) for Copies*, 916 (i)

Inspection of Str. * Stanley ' :	Ques.
(Mr. A. Martin) 687 (i).
P. E. I. Communication with Mainland : Remarks (Mr. A. Martin), Tel. Read, &c., 831 (i).

Tidings of Str. ' Stanley ' : Remarks
(Mr. A. Martin) 1338 (i).
P. E. I. Winter Communication, Claims of Travellers re Refund of Expenses on account of Delay : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 4807 (iii).

 Investigation re Soundings, Tunnel, &c.:
M. for Cor. (Mr. Lefurgey) 2778 (ii).
Quadra,' Str., Repairs to : in Com. of Sup., 9171 (v).
Reid, Capt., Rep. re Submarine Signals : Read (Mr. Prefontaine) 2886 (ii).
Marine and Fisheries, Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Prefontaine) 2594 (ii).
Ste. Famille Wharfage Dues, Abolition of : Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 1150 (i). ,
St. Lawrence Channel, Aids to Navigation : in Com. of Sup., 2858 (ii).

Res. from Montreal Board of Trade :
Read, 2859 (ii).

Res. from Allan SS. Owners :	Read,
2860 (ii).
St. Lawrence Channel, Aids to Navigation : Remarks (Mr. Bickerdike) in Com. of Sup., 2891 (ii).

Remarks (Mr. Daniel) in Com. of Sup.,
891 (i).
St. Lawrence River Channel, Dredging, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 2448 (ii).

 ' Montcalm ' Ice Breaker, &e. : in Com.
of Sup., 2451 (ii).
MARINE-Con.
St. Lawrence Channel, Lights, Buoy Service, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 2703 (ii).

 New Dredge Plant :	in Com. of Sup.,
9171 (v).
St. Louis, Lake, Buoy and Light Service : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 2704 (ii).
St. Louis, Capt., Certificate re Reinstatement: Ques. (Mr. Ames) 591 (i).
Salmon, Capt., Rep. re Accident to Lurcher, Laid on Table 2878 (ii).

 Resignation re ' Canada,' &c., Collision: M. (Mr. Ames) for Cor., 384 (i).
See ' Canada-Cape Breton.'
Schools of Navigation : in Com. of Sup., 2639 (ii).
Scotia,' Str., Certificates of Engineers, &c. : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8385 (v).
' Scout,' Str., Compensation Claims re Injuries, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of
Sup., 6463 (iv).

 Expenditure re Cost Service : Remarks
(Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup., 2700 (i).

Investigation re Explosion of Acetylene
Gas, Appnmt. of Experts :	Remarks (Mr. Monk) 4841 (iii).

 Repairs, &c. :	in Com. of Sup., 6643
(iv).
Shipwrecked Seamen : in Com. of Sup., 2688 (ii).
Signal Service re Lighthouses :	in Com. of
Sup., 2760 (ii).
See ' Fog,' &c.
Steamboat Inspection : in Com. of Sup., 6628 (iv).

 Salaries, &c. :	in Com. of Sup., 2695
(ii).
Stevens, Douglas, Answer to Capt. Salmon's Rep. re ' Lurcher ' Accident :	Read (Mr. Prefontaine) 2878 (ii).
Stevens, Mrs. Douglas, Gratuity : in Com. of Sup., 6628 (iv).
Submarine Signal Apparatus : Remarks (Mr. Ganong) in Com. of Sup., 892 (i).

Installation :	in Com. of Sup., 2871
(ii).

 Reps, of U.S., List of Stations : Read
(Mr. Prefontaine) 2871 (ii).
Submarine Signal Co. of Boston, Cor. with Min. of Mar., &c. :	M. (Mr. Monk) for
Copies*, 917 (i).
Sydney Harbour Pilots, Charges re Widows and Orphans Fund :	Remarks (Mr. R. L.
Borden) in Com. of Sup., 9036 (v).
Tidal Service, Salaries, &c. :	in Com. of
Sup., 2647 (ii).
Toronto Island Fog Horns, Nuisance re Test-in": :	Remarks (Mr. Kemp) 9281, Cor., &c.
(read) 9282 (v).

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MARINE-Con.
Vessels, List of :	Rep. Presented (Mr. Prdfontaine) 6907 (iv).
Wharfs, Piers, Docks, constructed by Govt, since 1896 :	M. for Ret. (Mr. Foster) 2777
(ii).
Winter Mail Service, P.E.I., Ice Boat :	in
Com. of Sup., 2648 (ii).	f

 Cor. Read (Mr. A. A. McLean) 2649 ;
Res. from P.E.I. Delegates (read)-(Mr. A. A. McLean) 2651 (ii).

 Mr. A. Pigott's Claims : in Com. of
Sup., 9599 (v).
Medical Attendance, Indians, N.B. :	in Com.
of Sup., 9599 (v).

 Indians, Ont., &c. : in Com. of Sup., 223
(i).

 Read (Mr. Speaker) 6165 (iv).

 Remarks (Mr. R. ,L. Borden) 9800, 9810
(v).

Statement (Mr. Prefontaine) 9812 (v).
Meteorological Service : -in- Com. of Sup., 2679
(ii)	.

 Pay-Roll- List, &c.: M. (Mr. Monk) for
Copies*, 917 (i).
Methylated Spirits, Purchased by Excise Dept.: in Com. of Sup., 1691 (i).
Metric System, Adoption of : Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 1694 (i).
Mexico Steamers, Subsidy re : Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. -of Sup., 1-560 (i).
Middle Fork Falls, Location of, Sale or Lease by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Herron) 9079 (v). Midland Govt. Dock and1 Storehouse, Tenants and Rental, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 5428.
(iii)	.
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Midland Harbour, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 9601 (v).

Improvements : ini Com. of Sup., 7560
(iv)	.

 Ammunition, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
7012 (iv).

 Col. Gaudet's Salary : in Com. of Sup.,
6513 (iv).

Establishment of : in Com. of Sup.,
445 (i).
Dress Regulation, for Military Officers : in Com. of Sup., 438 (i).
Bundonald, Earl of, Cor., O.Gs., &c., re Dismissal : M. for Copies* (Mr. Bel court) 3205
(ii)	.
Esquimalt and Halifax Garrisons, Situation, &e.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 9128 (v).
Esquimau Defences : in Com. of Sup., 9170 (v).
Esquimau Naval Station, Abandonment by Imp. Govt., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Sloan) 188 (i). Halifax and Esquimau Defences, Cor., O.Cs., &c., with Dom. Govt.: M. for Copies* (Mr. Foster) 2334 (ii).

Abandonment of by G.B.:	Remarks
(Mr. R. L. Borden) 9677 (v).

Far. in Ottawa ' Journal ' re Govt. Controll : Read (Mr. S. Hughes) 1402 (i).
Halifax Fortlflcations, Retention of Imperial Troops : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 6510 (iv).
Halifax Military Equipment : Semarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 6511 (iv).
Highland Cadet Corps, Montreal, Letter re : Read (Mr. Monk) 7813 (iv).
MILITIA-Con.
Hospital, St. John's, P.Q., Repairs, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 5687 (iii).
Inspector General of Militia : in Com. of Sup., 437 (i).
KentVile Militia Camp, Purchase of Site, Charges re : Remarks (Mr. S. Hughes) on M. for Sup., 6656 (iv).

 Judgment of Exchequer Court, &c.:
Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 6664, 7584 (iv).

 Remarks (Mr. Foster) on M. for cone.,
9686 (V).

 statement read (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 9706
(v).

 Rep. of Evidence, Printing, &e.: Remarks (Mr. S. Hughes) 8698 (v).
King's Regulations and Orders : Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 54 (i).
London Militiamen at Niagara :	Remarks
(Mr. S. Hughes) re London Elections, 7249
(iv)	.

Telegrams read- (Sir Frederick Borden)
7331 (iv).
Manitoba Grenadiers, 95th Batt. Reduction, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Jackson) 909 (i).
Medical Officers in Militia Districts, Appnmt., &c.: in Com. of Sup., 417 (i).
Military Buildings, Fredericton, Tenders re Construction : Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 728 (1).
Military Camp Casualties, Indemnity re : Remarks (Mr. Worthington) in Com. of Sup., 9147 (v).
Military Camps : Remarks (Mr. Worthington) in Com. of Sup., 442 (i).
Military Camp, Establishment of at S. Sim-coe : Remarks' (Mr. Lennox) 9712 (v).
Military Depots, Chain of, Ref. to in General Statement, on Militia (Sir Frederick Borden) 9112 (V).
Military School! for Montreal, Selection of Site : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 7009 (iv).
Military Sites, Purchased of : Remarks (Mr. Worthington) in Com. of Sup., 427 (1).
Military Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 439 (i).
Military Training Camp, Central Site, &c.: Ques. (Mr. White) 268 (i).
Militia and Defence, Accountant's Salary : in Com. of Sup., 9067 (v).

 Contingencies : in Com. of Sup., 9068
(v)	.

Deptl. Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 112
(1). ,
Militia Council, Appnmt. of Officers : Remarks (Sir Frederick Borden) in Com. of Sup., 415 (i).

 Memorandum laid on Table (Sir Frederick Borden) 9073 (v).

Memorandum :	Read	(Sir	Frederick
Borden) in Com. of Sup., 9116 (v).



MILITIA-Con.
Militia Council, Regulations :	Read (Sir
Frederick Borden) 420 (i).

Appnmit. of Heads : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 432 (i).
Militia, Equipment for Defences : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 446 (i).
Militia Estimates, Permanent Force (general statement): in Com. of Sup., 9105 (v).

Unfair Criticism re :	Remarks (Sir
Frederick Borden) 9099 (v).
Militia Force, Reduction of :	Explanation
(Sir Frederick Borden) on M. for Sup., 6992 (iv).

Infantry Corps, Reduction of, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Belcourt) 7019 (iv).
Militia Medical Officers, Disqualifications as Members of H. of C.: Inquiry for Cor. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8997 (v).

Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com.
of Sup., Cor. read, 9149 (v).
Militiamen at London Elections, Voting, Tel.: Read (Sir Frederick Borden) 7331 (iv).
See ' London.'
Militiamen, Pensions, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6957 (iv).
Militia, Officers gazetted re Examinations, Names, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Leonard) 8886 (v).

 Orders and Civil Servants : Remarks
(Mr. Perley) 1260 (i).

 Pay and Allowance : in Com. of Sup.,
415 (i), 6510 (iv).

Staffs of Officers, Reduction in Number :
Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 5315 (iv).

 Stores : in Com. of Sup., 6513 (iv).

Tranportation : in Com. of Sup., 6513
(iv).
Mlitimore, Lt. J. M., Application re Permission to attend Cavalry School, Toronto : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 6383 (iv).
Ninety-Fifth Batt, Reduction and Disbandment, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Jackson) 909 (i).
Pay and Allowance re Militia : in Com. of Sup., 6510 (iv).
Permanent Force, Recruiting Points, Total Number, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Cockshuitt) 5977 (iv).
Plains of Abraham, Number of Acres purchased by Govt.: Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 436 (i).
Quebec Military School, Improvement of : Remarks (Mr. O. E. Talbot) in Com. of Sup., 9162 (v).
Rifle Grants : in Com. of Sup., 444 (i), 9169 (v).
Ross Rifles, Examination of, &c.: Remarks (Sir Frederick Borden) in Com. of Sup., 9123 (v).
Ross Rifle Factory, Tank on Mar tel lo Tower : Remarks (Mr. Osier) in Com. of Sup., 431 (i).
MILITIA-Con.
Royal Military College : in Com. of sup., 7000 (iv), 9170 (v).
Royal Scots Armoury, Military Properties : in Com. of Sup., 9169 (v).
Sherbrooke Armouries, Provision for Militia, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Worthington) 266 (i).

 Purchase of Site, &c.:	Ques. (Mr. Worthington) 191 (i).
Simcoe Military Camp, Establishment of : Remarks (Mr. Lennox) 9712 (v).
S.A. WaT, King's Medals for Canadian Soldiers : M. for Cor., &c.,* (Mr. Worthington) 3204 (ii).
Sussex Rifle Range, Inspector : Remarks (Mr. Fowler) in Com. of Sup., 7011 (iv).
Target Ranges : in Com. of Sup., 445 (i).
Uniforms for Militia, Regulation re : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 438 (i).
Veterans of 1866 and 1870, Grants of Lands, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Monk) 6047 (iv).
Woodstock, N.B., Rifle Range, Purchase of Land : Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 5132 (iii).
Milk River Ranehe, Quarantine, &c.: Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 2312 (ii).
Miill Cove Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7413 (iv).
Mille Vache Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 7310 (iv).
Miltimore, Lt. J. M., Application re Permission to attend Cavalry School, Toronto : Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 6383 (iv).
Miminegash Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1735
(i).

 Contract re Repairs : Ques. (Mr, Lefurgey) 1350 (i).

Dredging, Commencement of Work :
Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 3834 (ii).
Mineral Specimens for Exhibitions : in Com. of Sup., 6269 (iv).
Mines Branch, Int. Dept. : in Com. of Sup., 6264 (iv).
Mines Branch, Smelting Ore Expenditure : in Com. of Sup., 9303 (v).
Ministers' Absence from House : Remarks (Mr. W. F. Maclean) 1285 (i).
Ministerial Changes since 1904, Mr. Ayles-worth's Position (Mr. R. L. Borden) 1336
Ministers of Finance and Interior, Absence, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) 321 (i).
Minto,' Str., Losses to P.E.I. Merchants re Damaged Goods : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 2623 (ii).
Mint, Royal, Building : in Com. of Sup., 606 (i).
Mint, Royal Canadian, Estimated Cost, Capacity, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Foster) 2185, 2326 (ii).

 Establishment of in Can., Cor. with Imp.
Govt. : M. (Mr. Monk) for Copies*, 916 (i).

 Inquiry for (Mr. Monk) 2595 (ii), 7424
(iv), 8387 (v).
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Miscellaneous Expenditure, Charwomen :	in
Com. of Sup., 6268 (iv).
Miscellaneous Legal Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 6723 (iv).
Mlscou Harbour Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7498 (iv).
Mistook Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7310 (iv).
Mitchell Bridge, I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 1940
(i).
Mitchell, Diversion of Line, I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 1940 (i).


Molsons Bank B.:  Shops, Capacity of : Remarks (Mr. Osier) in Com. of Sup., 1965 (i).
Money transmitted through Mail, Par. in Quebec Papers re Legislation ; Ques. (Mr. Gau-vreau) 4807 (iii).
' Montcalm.' Ice-breaker, Accident to : Statement (Mr. Prefontaine) 4752 (iii).

 Experiments re Ice breaking : Remarks
(Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 6626 (iv).

Rep. of Capt. Koenig, and Cor. : Read
(Mr. Prdfontaine) 2451 (ii).


Montreal Harbour Commissioners Power B.:  Expenditure, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 779 (i).
Montreal Harbour, Grain Conveyors, Preparation of Plans, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Piche) 2187
(ii).

 Permanent Sheds, &c., Cor. between
Govt., &c.: M. for copies (Mr. Monk) 153
(1).

 Preparation of Plans and Specification,
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Piche) 2186 (ii).

 Claims of P. Lyall & Sons, &c.: M. (Mr. Ames) for Ret.*, 1397 (i).

Ques. (Mr. Ames) 687 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) re Question,
696 (i).

Cor. between P. W. St. George and Mar.
Dept.: M. for Copies (Mr. Ames) 689 (i).

Rep. of Mr. Geo. S. Green, re Plans, &c.:
M. for Copies* (Mr. Ames) 3204 (ii).

Steel Sheds, Contract re :	Remarks
('Mr. Fitzpatrick) in Com. of Sup., 761 (i).
Montreal Harbour, Raising of Sunken Elevator: Ques. (Mr. Ames) 151 ti).
Montreal Inland Revenue Building : in Com. of 'Sup., 1119 (i).

 Illegal Stamping of Letters for Election
Matters : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 194 (i).

 cor. read (Sir William Mulock) 194 (i).
Montreal Post Office, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1127 (i).

New Station : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in
Com. of Sup., 222 (i).


 Pneumatic Installation, System : in Com.
of Sup., 1131 (i).

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Montreal Post Office, St. Catherine St. Branch, Rents paid and unsanitary condition : Remarks (Mr. Monk) in Com. of Sup., 201 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup.,
182 (i).



VII., c. 128.)

[Stage Direction]
Montreal and Southern Counties Ry. Co.'s B. No. 96 (Mr. Geoffrion) 1°*, 2005 ; 2°*, 2062 ; in Com., and 3°*, 3136 (ii).	(5 Edward VII.,
[Stage Direction]
Montreal Turnpike Trust, Indebtedness, Collections, &c. : M. (Mr. Monk) for Ret., 402 (i).
Montreal Wharfs, Removal of Shoals, &e. : Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 7319 (iv).
Moosejaw and Edmonton Ry. Co.'s incorp. B. No. 20 (Mr. Scott) 1°*, 318 ; 2°*, 415 (i) ; in Com., 2715, 2762 (ii). (5 Edward VII., c. 130.)
Moosejaw Public Building :	in Com. of Sup.,
1638 (i).
Moose Lake Fishing Licenses, Grants to by Govt. : Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 6630 (iv).
Moose Mountain Indian Agency, Letter from Rev. E. Mackenzie :	Read (Mr. Ingram) in
Com. of Sup., 9337 (v).
Morning Sittings : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 9081 (v).
Morrell River Bridge Swing Span, P.E.I. Ry. : in Com. of Sup., 2177 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 Complaints re :	Ques. (Mr. A. Martin)
5035 (iii).
Morrison, Hector D., Customs Officer at Pinette, P.E.I., Dismissal, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. A. A.
McLean) 2330 (ii).
Motions, Notices of, and Order Paper :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) 9523 (v).
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  Claims for Land Damages from T. Curley, &c. : M. for Copies* (Mr. A. A. McLean) 2334 (ii).

 Completion, Delegation re :	Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 265 (i).

 Completion, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Martin) 189
(i)..

 Policy of Govt. :	Remarks (Mr. Ames)
in Com. of Sun.. 2909 (ii).
Neepawa Public Building :	in Com. of Sup.,
9549 (v).
Nelson River, &c., Fishing Rights :	Remarks
(Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 2896 (ii).
New Brunswick Southern Ry., Negotiations re Purchase, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 584 (i).
New Campbellton Ballast Wharf :	in Com. of
Sup., 7413 (iv).
New Carlisle Wharf Pier Extension : in Com. of Sup., 7312 (iv).
Newcastle Pier : in Com. of Sup., 7561 (iv).
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Newcastle Station Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1967 (i).
Newfoundland Mail Subsidies : in Com. of Sup., 177 (i).
New London, P.E.I., Breakwater Repairs :	in
Com. of Sup.. 1735 (i).
Newport Breakwater Extension, Que. : in Com. of Sup., 9592 (v).
Newport Landing Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7413 Civ).
Newspapers, Sensational Reports re Interviewing Prisoners :	Remarks (Mr. Lavergne)
3250 (ii).
New Westminster, B.C., Dom. Exhibition, Grant : in Com. of Sup., 9339, 9608 (v).


Edward VII.: , c. 134.)
Nicolas, Mr., Emplymt. hy Geological Survey Dept. : on Cone., 9685 (v).
Nicolet, Controverted Election, Certificate from Judges :	Notification (Mr. Speaker) 9081
(v).
Nieolet Pier Extension : in Com. of Sup., 7313 (iv).
Ninety-Fifth Battalion, Reduction and Disbandment, &c.: Ques. (Mr. S. J. Jackson) 909 (i).
Nixon, Jos., Appnmt., as Lands Agent at Macleod, N.W.T. :	Explanation (Mr. Oliver)
6110 (iv).

 Appnmt. as Land Agent : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 5718 (iii).

 Charges re Irregularities : M. (Mr. Foster) to adjn., 8098 (v).

 Delays in Answers to Questions :	Remarks (Mr. Oliver) 9075 (v).

Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Foster) 6048 (iv).

Investigation :	Remarks (Mr. Foster)
8697 (v).

 M. (Mr. Foster) to reduce Vote re Salary,
9316 (v).

 Notice of M. (Mr. Osier) 9329 (v).

Remarks (Mr. Monk) in Com. of Sup.,
7705 (iv).

 Remarks (Mr. ,R. L. Borden) 8182 (v).

Prop. Res. (Mr. Osier) on M. for Sup.,
9437 ; Neg. (Y. 40, N. 76) 9480 (v).

*- Protests re: Remarks (Mr Monk) 8887 (v).

 Inquiry for Contract (Mr. U. Wilson) 8145
(v).

 Inquiry for (Mr. Monk) 7906 (iv).
North Bay Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1563 (i).


Northern Bank B.: 
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@:  Pay of Force, N. W. Ter.; .in Com. of Sup.,
8657 (v).

 Pensions : in Com. of Sup., 6957 (iv).

 Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 78 (i).


Northwest Territories B.: N. W. T. Boundary, Erection of Wire Fencing, Contract re : Ques (Mr. Clements) 5478 (iii).

 Contract re Erection of Wire Fencig : M.
(Mr. Clements) to adjn., 5578 (iii).

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N. W. T., Boundary -Line, Wire Fence Contract, Letter from Dep. Min. Cory and Hon. R.
F.	Sutherland: Read (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5689-91 (iii).

 Inquiry for Papers (Mr. R. L. Borden)
5808 (iii), 5961 (iv).
Northwest Territories, Govtl. Grajnt : in Com. of Sup., 9622 (v).
N. W. T. Govt. Lands, Sale of in 1903-4, Rates &C.: M. for O.C.* (Mr. Foster) 164 (i).

 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Foster) 1154 (i).
N. W. T. Govt. Officials, Interference re Elections and Political .Partisanship : Amt. (Mr. Lake) to Com. of Sup., 9713 (v).
N. W. T. Grazing Leases, Number issued, Names of Lessees, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 5478
(iii).	*
N. W. T Officials and Interference in Political Campaigns : Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 9254 (v).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 
Edward VII.:  Maintenance of Steamers : in Com. of
Sup., 9034 (v).

 Removing Obstructions &c.: Ques. (Mr. Ames) 151 (i).

 Strs., Names and Tonnage, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. Lewis) 1347 (i).
Officials dismissed by Mr. Whitney : Remarks (Mr. Finlay) in Com. of Sup.. 6863 (iv). Ogden's Pond Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 7413 (iv).
Oil and Supplies, I.C.R., Purchases re :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 2246 (ii). Oka Indians, Settlement of Claims, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 235 (i). Oliphant Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7561 (iv). Oliver, Hon. Frank, Appnmt. as Minister of Interior : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 4201 See ' Interior ' &c.
Ontario Boundaries, Cor. with Dom. Govt.: Inquiry for (Mr. Barker) 3590 (ii).

Ontario Subsidies, Letter from Premier of Ont. to Fin. Min.: Read (Mr. Henderson) 6092
(iv).
Orangemen, Attack by Quebec papers ' Yellow Dog ' Quotations : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com..on B. 39, 8350 (v).
See 4 Autonomy,' &c.
Order, Ques. of, Naming Member : Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 3858 (ii).



Ottawa Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 603, 754 (i), 6814 (iv), 9550 (v).

 Additions, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 9543
(v).

 Corry Block, Rentals, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 6818 (iv).

Elevator Attendance : in Com. of Sup.,
1667 (i), 9551 (v).

 Heating, Engineers, &e. :	in Com. of
Sup., 1667 (i).

 Heating : in Com. of Sup., 6816 (iv).

 H. of C. Improvements : in Com. of Sup.,
1565 (i).

 Leased by Govt., Location, Taxes paid,
&.	: Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Ont.) 379 (i).

Lighting Plant, &e.: in Com. of Sup.,
1667 (1).	'	-

 P. O. Savings Bank Dept. : in Com. of
Sup., 9549 (v).

Purchase of Site, Stmnt., &c.; in Com. of
Sup., 9605 (v).

 Rentals : List Read (Mr. Hyman) in
Com. of Sup., 1663 (i).

Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 6815 (iv).

Stmnt. re Rentals, &c. (Mr. Hyman) in
Com. of Sup., 9605 (v).

 Steel Shelving : in Com. of Sup., 1564
(1). ,

Telephone Service : in Com. of Sup., 1669
(i).

Treasury Vaults : in Com. of Sup., 6825
(iv).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: Letter from W. A. Littlejohn, Toronto
City Clerk : Read (Mr. Maclean) 3170 (ii).

Letter from Sec. Treas. D. R. Street :
Read (Mr. Stewart) 3183 (ii).

Amt. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 3199 (ii).
Ottawa Grounds, Maintenance, &c. : in Com. of ISup., 6817 (iv).
Ottawa Improvement Commission, Expenditure: Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 7280 (Iv).

Wharf at Foot of Rideau Canal : in Com.
of Sup*, 7561 (iv).

 Harbour Protection Works ; in Com. of
Sup., 7561 (iv).


Detective Service P.   O.@: , Site re : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup., 1029 (i).
Owen 'Sound Public Building : in -Com. of Sup., 9547 (v) .
Owens : See ' David,' &e.
Oxford and London Elections, Resignation of Mr. D. D. McKenzie : Remarks (Mr. Porter) in Com. on B. 69, 8474 (v).
Oxford, N., Electoral District, Vacancy, Issue of Writ ; Notification -(Mr. Speaker) 6046 (iv).

 Certificate of Election : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 8177 (v),

 Notification to Mr. Speaker (Mr. Sprdule)
5961 (v).

Issue of Writ : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 6135 (iv).
See ' London,' &e.
Oyster -Culture, Protection re : in Com. of Sup., 2912 (ii).


Pacific Bank B.: 

Paris Agency, Expenditure re : in Com. ot Sup., 6958 (iv).
Parker's Cove Breakwater, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 9552, 9576 (v).
Parliament Grounds1, Paving Contract, &c.: M. (Mr. S. Hughes) to adjn., 5785 (iii).
Parlour and Dining Cars1, I.C.R., Profits, &c., re : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 2254 (ii).
Parole Office, W. T. Archibald, Salary : in Com. *of Sup., 6721 (iv).
Parole System for Convicts : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 465 (4).
Parrsboro, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 9579 (V).

 Employees : Inquiry for Papers (Mr. Ingram) 7916 (iv).
Peribonca (Petite Riviere) Removal of Snags : in Com. of Sup., 9591 (v).
Permanent Force, Recruiting Points, Total Number, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. Cockshutt) 5977
(iv).
See ' Militia,' &c.
Personal Explanation- re Voting in Ottawa (Mr. Logan) 562 (i).
Peterborough Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 157S
(i).
Peterborough Immigrant Homes, Inspection re : Remarks (Mr. Cochrane) ini Com. of Sup., 7694 (iv).
Petewawa Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7562 (iv).
Petitions, Presenting, Endorsement of, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Speaker) 2490 (ii).
Petition re Separate Schools in Autonomy Bill : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2319 (ii).
See ' Autonomy,' &c.
Petit de Grat SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 966
(i).
Petite Riviere, Improvements, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 9580 (v).
Petit Roeher Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7500 (iv).
Petrel.' Repairs to Boilers : in Com. of Sup., 6630 (iv).



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[Stage Direction]
Petroleum Bounties, Payments, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Poster) an Com. of Sup., 7220 (iv).
Phinney's Cove Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 9552 (v).
Photographs : See ' Copyright."
Pictou Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 9390
(v).
Pictou Cattle Disease, Investigation re Cause, &,c.: Ques. (Mr. Macdonald) 9079 (v).
Pictou and Cheticamp SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 935 (i).
Pictou and Montague Bridge SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 926 (i).
Pierreviile Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 6868 (iv).
Piers and Breakwaters, P.E.I., Repairs, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1737 (i).
Piers and Bridges, General Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 7305 (iv).
See ' Pub. Works," &c.
Pilotage Service : in Com. of Sup., 2760 (ii).
Pinette Customs Officer, Mr. H. D. Morrison : Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. A. A. McLean) 2330 (ii).
Pitblado, Isaac Relief B. No. 185 (Mr. Bole) 1°*, 7906 (iv) ; M. to place on Orders for 2°, 8001, 8096 ; 2°*, 8146 ; ini Com., and 3°*, 9049 (v). (5 Edward VII., c. 148.)
Plains of Abraham, Number of Acres purchased by Govt.: Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 436 (i).
Pleasant Bay Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7414 (iv).
Plunkett, Geo., Contract re Coal for Kingston Penitentiary : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 478
(i).
Plympton Breakwater Repairs :	in Com. of
Sup., 7414 (iv).
Pneumatic Tube Installation in Montreal P.O.: in Com. of Sup., 1131 (1).
[Stage Direction]
 Toronto P.O.: in Com. of Sup., 1590 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Cost, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com.
of Sup., 217 (i).
Pointe au Baril Route, Georgian Bay : in Com. of Sup., 6888 (iv).
Pointe du Chene Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7500 (iv).
Point Edward Dredging: in Com. of Sup., 6869, 7563 (iv).
Point Prim Island Wharf :	in Com. of Sup.,
1736 (i).
Poirierville Landing Pier, N.S. :	in Com. of
Sup., 9581 (v).
Police Patrol Boats in Northern Waters :	*n
Com. of Sup., 9177 (v).
Political Crisis in Quebec, Par. from ' Le Journal ' : Read (Mr. Leonard) 753 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Explanation asked for (Mr. Leonard) 822
[Stage Direction]
' Political Debts, Payment of," Ques of Order re
Man. Boundaries :	Ruling (Mr. Speaker)
3857 (ii).
Pollock, Mr. J. R., Emplymt. by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Lake) 190 (i).
Poonamalie Dam, Contribution re Repairs : Remarks (Mr. Haggart) in Com. of Sup., 9379 (v).
Port Arthur Dredging Contract, Advertisement re Tenders : Remarks (Mr. Boyce) in Com. of Sup., 6875 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Tender of Conmee & Bowman : M. (Mr. Bennett) to adjn., 4458, 4645 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Tenders re :	Remarks (Mr. Bennett)
5963 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Boyce) 2685 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. S. Hughes) 2263 (ii),
4921 (iii).
Port Arthur, Fort William and Kaministiquia Harbours, Amount of Expenditure :	M. for
Ret..* (Mr. S. Hughes) 1398 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Ques. (Mr. S. Hughes) 1065 (i).
Port Arthur, Fort William Telephone System, Cor. re Application to Board of Ry. Commissioners :	M. (Mr. Boyce) for Copies,
1391 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Ques. (Mr. Boyce) 595 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Boyce) 2203 (ii).	.
Port Arthur Harbour Dredging :	in Com. of
Sup., 784 (i).
Port Bruce Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7563 (iv).
Port Burwell Dredging Contract, Purchase of Dredge, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. Blain) 8656 (v).
Port Burwell Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7563 (iv).
Port Burwell Work, Contractor, Prices paid, &c : Ques. (Mr. Pringle) 589 (i).
Port Colborne : in Com. of Sup., 1263 (i).
Port Colborne Breakwater, Elevator, &c., Cor., Papers, &c. :	M. for Copies* (Mr. Barker)
2067 (ii).
Port Colborne, Deepening Summit Level :	in
Com. of Sup., 1232 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Eastern Breakwater :	in Com. of Sup.,
815 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Elevator : in Com. of Sup., 1266, 1288 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Entrance Improvements :	in Com. of
Sup., 1230 (i).
Port Credit Dredging : Remarks (Mr. Blain) in Com. of Sup., 6871, 7555 (iv).
Port Dover Harbour Improvements :	in Com.
of Sup., 7564 (iv).
Port Essington, B.C., and Queen Charlotte Islands Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 9616 (v).
Port Greville Breakwater Extension : in Com., of Sup., 7414 (iv).
Port Hastings Wharf :	in Com. of Sup., 7414
(iv).
Port Hawkesbury Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 6837 (iv).
Port Hood, N.S., Breakwater, Estimated Cost, Approval, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Blain) 5132 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
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Port Hood Harbour, Northern Entrance :	in
Com. of Sup., 7414 (iv).
Port Hope Piers and Dredging :	in Com. of
Sup., 7564 (iv).
Port La Tour Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 7415 (iv).
Port Mulgrave and Bras D'Or Lakes SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 934 (i).
Port Mulgrave and Canso SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 935 (i).	'
Port Perry Dredging, Expenditure re :	Ques.
(Mr. Christie) 2190 (ii).
Port Stanley, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7564 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Tenders re : Ques. (Mr. Macdonell) 1760
(i)	.
Porter's Lake Boat Channel to Three Fathom Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 9583 (v).
Porter, Mr. Sydney, Emplymt. by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Lake) 190 (i).
Portland Cement bought at Quebec : Remarks (Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup., 435 (i). Portneuf Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7314 (iv). Postage on Newspapers :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 179 (i).
Postage Stamps and Bank Notes, Contract re : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 204 Postal Business, Alberta District : M. for Ret.
(Mr. Roche, Marquette) 599 (i).
Postal Contracts, &c., Patronage for Hamilton : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 6228 (iv).
Postal Map Engraving : in Com. of Sup., 9060 (v).
Postal Rates, Increases, &e. :	Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 221 (i).
Postmasters acting as Political Partisans, Charges re : in Com. of Sup., 6240 (iv). Postmaster, Reduction of Salary :	Remarks
(Mr. Miller) in Com. of Sup. 6863 (iv).
POST OFFICE :
Alberta District Postal Business, &c. : M. for Ret. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 599 (i).
Ashcroft and Cariboo Mail Service, Tenders re Mail Contract :	Ques. (Mr. Foster) 3670
(ii)	.
Benrier, Mr. J. P., Postmaster at St. Claud, Dismissal, &c., Cor. re :	M. (Mr. Staples)
for Cor.*, 1397 (i).
Bisonnette vs. Crown, Illegal Stamping of Letters in Montreal P.O., Cor. read : in Com. of Sup., 194 (i).
Boissevain Postmaster, Mr. A. McKnight, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Schaffner) 2327 (ii). Brantford Letter Carriers :	Remarks (Mr. Cockshutt) in Com. of Sup., 217 (i).
Cairns, A. W., Salary as P. O. Inspector : in Com. of Sup., 6629 (Iv).
Campaign Literature and Franking Privileges: Remarks (Mr. White) 1809 (i).
See ' Franking.'
N
POST OFFICE-Con.
Canadian Fast Mail Service and SS. ' Virginian' : Tel. Read (Mr. Emmerson) 9279 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. D. D. McKenzie) 9773 (v).
Chesley Postmaster, Vacancy, Appnmt., &c. : Ques. (Mr. Barr) 9081 (v).
Civil Servants' Guarantees re P. O. Dept. : Ques. (Mr. Chisholm) 1758 (i).
Coldwater and Lovering Mail Service, Contract re : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 1848 (i), 2594
(ii).
Country Postmasters, Increases in Salaries : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup , 143
(i)	.
Detective Service, P. O. Dept.: in Com. of Sup., 209 (i).
Dobey, J. B.: See ' Thessalon Postmaster.* Doutre, Mr., Dismissal as Postmaster from Beauharnois : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 6247 (iv).
Dundas, Ry. Mail Clerk, Reinstatement : in Com. of Sup., 139 (i).
Farmington and Wilmot Mail Contract, Guarantee, &e. : Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 2330
(ii)	.
Franking Privilege, Abuse of re Circulars of Dental Institute : Remarks (Mr. Ames) 1807
(i)	.
[Stage Direction]
 Circular issued by Jacques Cartier Club,
&e.: Remarks (Mr. O. E. Talbot) on M. for Ways and Means, 9798 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Regulations after Prorogation :	Remarks (Mr. Clements) 9395 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Use of Rubber Stamp : Remarks (Mr. Barr) 5134 (iii), 5963 (iv).
See * Campaign,' &c.
Fredericton Post Office, Equipment, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Crocket) 170 (i). Free Mail Delivery, Total Cost, &c.: Ques.
(Mr. U. Wilson) 729 (i).
Detective Service P.   O.@: , Abolition of, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Porter) 1149 (i).
Goderich Mail Contract, Tender re : Ques. (Mr. Gunn) 2493 (ii).
Green, Samuel H., Postmaster at Kaslo, B.C., Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 2331
(ii)	.
Hamilton Cove, P. O. Mail Service and Revenue : Ques. (Mr. Ames) 7421 (iv).
Hamilton and Kilbride Mail Contractor, Distance, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Henderson) 9080 (v). H. of C. Post Office, Locked Boxes, &c.: Remarks (Mr. S. Hughes) 8387 (v).
International Postal Supply Co., Rent of Stamping Machines : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 211 (i).
Inverness, N.S., Postmaster, Personal Duties, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 8885 (v).
Kaslo, Dismissal of Mr. S..H. Green as Postmaster : Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 2331 (ii)-
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POST OFFICE-Con.
Kent, Miss A., Dismissal as Postmistress at Kent, N.S. : Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 2331 (i).
Kentvale Postmaster Sureties, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Boyee) 5977 (iv).
See ' Thessalon,' &c.
Killarney and Little Current Mail Service, Tenders re Contract, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 3669 (ii).
Kingston, N.B., and Jubilee Station Mail Contract, Tenders re, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 5133 (iii).
Lakeville and North Lake Mail Service, Complaints re : Remarks (Mr. A. A. McLean) in Com. of Sup., 9612 (v).
Lawson, Mr. Henry, Postmaster at Stanhope, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 1062 (i).

 Cor., &c.: M. for Copy* (Mr. A. Martin)
1398 (i).
See ' Stanhope.'
Lefebvre, A. P., Dismissal from Markstay Post Office, Investigation, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Broder) 7096 (iv).
Lennoxville Post Office, Construction of: Ques. (Mr. Worthington) 4373 (iii).
Lesser Slave Lake Post Office, Establishment, Mail Service, &c.: Ques. (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) 7018 (iv).

 Remarks (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) in Com.
on B. 69, 8163 (v).
Letter Carriers, Bonuses, &c., Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 215 (i).

 Contract re Boots, &c.: Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 211 (i).

Payments on Sick Leave, &c.: in Com.
of Sup., 173-6 (i).

System of Payments : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 177 (i).
Mail Subsidies re Newfoundland Service : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 177 (i).
Melbourne and Upper Melbourne Mail Contract, Tenders re : Ques. (Mr. Worthington) 4372 (iii).
Melfort Mail Service, Complaint from Saskatchewan Board of Trade re Delays : Read (Mr. R. L. Borden) 9789 (v).
Mileage re Mail Service, Additional : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup., 184 (i).
Money transmitted through Mail, Par. in papers re Legislation : Ques. (Mr. Gauvreau) 4807 (iii).
Montreal Post Office, Charges re Registered Letters : Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 183 (i).

 Illegal Stamping of Letter for Election
Matters : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 194 ; Cor. read (Sir William Mulock) 194 (i).

Improvements, New Station : Remarks
(Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 222 (i).
See ' Pneumatic.'

St. Catherine St. Branch, Unsanitary
Condition : Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 182 (i).

 Stealing of Cheques, &e.: Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 198 (i).
Musquodoboit Postmaster, Dismissal (remarks) on M. for Sup. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 6224 (iv).

Letter read (Mr. R. L. Borden) 9613
(v).
Newfoundland Mail Subsidies : in Com. of Sup., 177 (i).
See ' Trade and Commerce,' &c.
Newpapers, Postage : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 179 (i).
Pneumatic Tube Installation in Montreal P.
0.	: in Com. of Sup., 1131 (i).

 in Toronto P. O. :	in Com. of Sup.,
1590 (i).
See ' Toronto.'
Postage Stamps and Bank Notes, Contract re: Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 204
(i).
Postal Business, Alberta District : M. for Ret. (.Mr. Roche, Marquette) 599 (i).
Postal Contracts, &c., Patronage for Hamilton, Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 6228 (iv).
Postal Rates, Increases. &c. : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 221 (i).
Postmasters acting as Political Partisans, Charges re : in Com. of Sup., 6240 (iv).
Postmasters Reduction of Salary : Remarks (Mr. Miller) in Com. of Sup., 6863 (iv).



POST OFFICE-Con.
Post Office, Dept., Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 95. 165 (i), 6240 (iv), 9058 (vl.

 Inspectors' Salaries : in Com. of Sup.,
144 (i).

 Outside Service : in Com. of Sup., 139
(0.

Provisional Allowance :	in Com. of
Sup., 166 (i).
Post Office, Assessment System, Collections re : Ques. (Mr. Chisholm) 3671 (ii).

Official, Compassionate Allowance to P.
Callery : in Com. of Sup., 6628 (ii).
Regulations to Postmasters re Distribution of Packages : Remarks (Mr. Barr) on M. for Sup., 6834 (iv).

 Inquiry for (Mr. Barr) 6961 (iv).

 Rep. presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
54 (i).
Post Offices in N.W.T., Establishment of, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Ont.) 223 (i).
Powers, Jas., Postmaster at Wheatley River,
P.E.I., Dismissal, &c. : Ques. (Mr. A. A. McLean) 4374 (iii).
See ' Wheatley.'	.
P.E.I. Mail Service, Delays, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) 1152 (i).

Letter from Mr. Pottinger : Read (Sir
William Mulock) 1153 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Martin, P.E.I.) 280 (i.)
Railway Mail Clerks : in Com. of Sup., 139 (i).
See ' Dundas.'
Ramsay and New Ross Mail Service, Tenders re : Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 9696 (v).
Rural Mail Delivery, Establishment in Can., Probable Cost, &c.: M. for Reps., &c. (Mr. Lennox) 2067 (ii).

Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup.,
220 (i).
St. Abdon Post Office, Establishment of, Recommendation re : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 6653 (iv).


Huot. Mr.   J.@: Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 218 (i).
See ' Montreal.'
Ste. Marguerite Postmaster, Dismissal of L.
Laflamme : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 6477 (iv). Shelburne Postmaster, Dismissal, &c., Cor. re: M. for Copies (Mr. Barr) 595 (i). Sherbrooke Post Office, Improvements, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Worthington) 191 (i).

 Postal Delivery Service : Ques. (Mr. Worthington) 378 (i).
Stamping Machines : See ' International,' &c. Stanhope, P.E.I., Postmaster, Dismissal, &c.: Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 1062 (i).

 Cor., Reps., &c. : M. for copies* (Mr. A. Martin) 1398 (i).
Ni
POST OFFICE-Con.
Stanhope Postmaster, Dismissal, Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. A. Martin) 4810 (iii).
See * Lawson.'
Thessalon Postmaster, Appnmt. and Sureties: Ques. (Mr. Boyce) 6105 (iv).

Dismissal of W. J. Dobie : M. for Cor.
(Mr. Boyce) 3202 (ii).
- Irregularities, &c.:	Remarks (Mr. Boyce) on M. for Sup., 6192 (iv).

Salary Warrants issued : Inquiry for
(Mr. Boyce) 6239 (iv).

Papers laid on Table (Sir William Mulock) 6332 (iv).

further papers laid on Table (Sir
William Mulock) 6646 (iv).

 M. to reduce Salary (Mr. Foster) 9772
(v).
Toronto Post Office, Additional Postal Station: in Com. of Sup., 1591 (i).

 Pneumatic Postal Service, Contract re:
Remarks (Mr. Hyman) 5921 (iii).

 Contract re Trench (Mr. Foster) 5922
(iii).

Pneumatic Service : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 5807 (iii).
Victoria Harbour Mail Contracts : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 2191 (ii).
' Virginian's ' Trip : See * Canadian Fast Mail,' &c.
Waverley Postmaster, Duties and Residence, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 5427 (iii). Waverley, Postmaster, Personal Duties, &e. : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 5807 (iii).
Wheatley River Postmaster, Dismissal of Mr. James Power, Cor., &c. : M. for Copies* (Mr. A. Martin) 9698 (v).
See ' Power.'
Winter Mail Service : in Com. of Sup., 6467 (iv).
See ' Marine,' ' P.E.I '
Yukon, Mail Service : in Com. of Sup., 203 (i).



CXCV1 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Prescott . Lighthouse report, Total Area, &e. .
Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1148 (i).
Preston, Mr. W. T, R-, Immigration Agent, Salary, &c. : Reps., &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 452 (i).
______Immigration Office G.B., Number of Employees, Salaries, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. Monk)
592 (i).	.
______. Visit to Canada : Dues. (Mr. U. Wilson)
451 (i).	„
Preferential Tariff, Value of Imports, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Daniel) 152 (i).
See ' Customs,' &c.
Preventive Service, re Excise : in Com. of Sup., 1688 (i).
Prime Minister, Salary (Increase :	See ' First
Minister.'
Prince Albert, Court Room : in Com. of Sup., 124 (i).	_
______ Jail : in Com. of Sup., 481 (i).
______ Public Building :	in Com. of Sup., 1638
(i).	.	,
P.E.I. and Great Britain SS. Subsidy, Claims of SS. Cos. :	in Com. of Sup., 927 (i).
P.E.I. and G.B. SS. Subventions :	in Com. of
Sup., 7088 (iv).
______ Statement (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 7088 (iv).
P.E.I. Communication with Mainland :	Remarks (Mr. A. Martin) Tel. read, &c., 831 (i). P.E.I. Dredging, Number and Names of Harbours, &c. : Ques. (Mr. A. A. McLean) -..48 (i).
P.E.I. Fisheries, Supervision, &c. : Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 1762 (i).
P.E.I. and Mainland SS. Communication, Train Service : Remarks (Mr. A. Martin) 280, 697
(i)	.
P.E.I. Mail Service, Delays, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) 1152 (i).
_______Letter from Mr. Pottinger : Read (Sir
William Muloek) 1153 (i).
P.E.I. Delay in Mail Service :	Remarks (Mr. A. A. McLean) 2203, 2261 (ii).
_______ Explanation (Sir William Muloek) 2261
(ii)	.
P.E.I. Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions, Res. from Mar. Board of Trade :	Read (Mr. Daniel) 907 (i).
P.E.I. Steam Communication, Contract with Steam Nav. Co. : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 5316
(iii)	.
P.E.I. Steam Communication with Mainland, Delays. &c. : Remarks (Mr. A. Martin) 1595
(i).	.
[Stage Direction]
 Snow Blockade and Delay in Mails : Remarks (Mr. Lefurgey) 1753 (i).
P.E.I. Subsidy, Additional Grant, Cor., &c. : M.
for Copies* (Mr. A. Martin) 3205 (ii).
P.E.I. and Mainland SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 919 (i).
P.E.I. and Newfoundland SS. Subventions :	in
Com. of Sup., 940 (i), 7092 (iv).
P.E.I. and W. Indies SS. Subsidy, Amount paid, Representations re :	Ques. (Mr. Martin,
P.E.I.) 591 (i).
P.E.I. Tunnel, Delegation re : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 6644 (iv).
P.E.I. Winter Communication, Claims of Travellers re Refund of Expenses on account of Delay :	Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 4807 (iii).
_____ Cor., &c„ since Confederation :	M. for
Copies* (Mr. A. Martin) 9698 (v).
______ investigation re Soundings, Tunnel, &c. :
M. for Cor. (Mr. Lefurgey) 2778 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Str. * Stanley,' Cor., &e. :	M. (Mr. A.
Martin) for Copies*, 916 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. A. Martin) 1338 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Inspection of Str. ' Stanley ' : Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 687 (i).
P.E.I. Mount Stewart Shipping Facilities, Wharf Accommodation, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 1763 (i).
P.E.I. Railway : in Com. of Sup., 2025, 2027 (ii), 8692 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Bloomfield Agent's House :	in Com. of
Sup., 6432 (iv).
_____ Branch Lines, Survey and Construction,
Cor., &c. : M. (Mr. A. Martin) for Copies*, 916 (i).
_____ Cardigan to Montague Bridge :	in Com.
of Sup., 9482 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Claims for Damages, Amounts paid, &c. :
M. for Ret. (Mr. Kemp) 383 (i).
_____ Georgetown Increased Accommodation :
in Com. of Sup., 9486 (v).
_____ Land Expropriations, Papers laid on
Table (Mr. Emmerson) 8528 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Murray Harbour Branch Extension to
Jan. 1st, 1905 : Ques. (Mr. A. A. McLean) 106 (i).
_____Murray Harbour Branch :	in Com. of
Sup., 7494 (iv), 9488 (v).
______ Stanley Bridge, &c., Surveys re :	Ques.
(Mr. Martin, P.E.I.) 266 (i).	^
______Water Service Improvements :	m -om.
of Sup., 2170 (ii).
______ West Cape Branch Surveys : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 589 (i).
____Working Expenses :	in Com. of Sup.,
6901, 6908 (iv).
See * I.C.R.,' &c.
P.E.I. Tel. Co. : See ' Anglo-American.' Printing Bureau, Addition to : in Com. of ^up , 1575 (i).	^
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup-,
6897 (iv).
_____Enlargement of and Outside Printing .
Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup.. 6948 (iv).
[Stage Direction]


Printing Bureau, New Machinery Plant :	in
Com. o£ Sup., 9614 (v).
Printing, Miscellaneous : in Com. of Sup., 6723, 6901, 6948, 6957 Civ).
Prisoners, Maintenance of in N.W.T. : in Com of Sup., 122 (i).
Private Bills Pets., Extension of Time :	(Mr. Grant) M. re Report, 318, 448 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks re Debating (Mr. Speaker) 318
(i).	.
[Stage Direction]
 M. to extend Time (Mr. Galiher) 4375
(iii).
[Stage Direction]
 M. (Mr. Gervais) 2203 (ii).
Private Bills, 12th Rep. of Com.: Presented (Mr. Grant) 2491 (ii).
Private Cars, I.C.R., Number, &e. :	Remarks
(Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 2258 (ii).
See ' Ry. Commission,' &c.
Privileges, Ques. of re Separate Schools :	(Mr. Lake) 3649 (ii).
Privy Council Office : in Com. of Sup., 71 (i).
Privy Councillors : See ' Cabinet Ministers.'
Prohibitionist Principles, Charges by P.M.G. : Personal Explanation (Mr. Foster) 842 (i).
Prorogation, Date of : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 9790 (V).
[Stage Direction]
 Com. from Gov. Gen.'s Sec. : Read (Mr,
Speaker) 9815 (v).
Protection to Women and Children, Amt. to Criminal Code re Wife Beaters : Ques. (Mr Ames) 591 (i).
' Protestants driven out of Quebec,' Ref. to in Autonomy Bill Speech (Mr. Lemleux) 3305 ; Reply (Mr. Sproule) 3306 (ii).
' Protestant Govt.,' Ref. to in Speech on Autonomy Bill : (Mr. Fielding) 3006 (ii).
Protestant Schools, Ref. to by Mr. Fielding : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Speech on Autonomy Bill, 3462 (ii).
Provident Savings Association incorp. B. No. 134 (Mr. Gervais) 1"*, 4370 ; 2°*, 4598 (iii) ; in Com. 5974 ; 3°*, 5976 (ii Sen. Amts., 9078 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 151.)
Provincial Autonomy re N. W. Ters., Cor. between Govts. :	M. for Copies (Mr. Monk)
599 (i).
See ' Autonomy,'
Provincial Rights, Par. in Le Soleil ' :	(Mr. W. F. Maclean) to adjn.. 1745 (i).
Provincial Stocks in G. B. : See ' Colonial Stock Act.'
Provincial Subsidies, Discussion re, in Com. on Autonomy Bill, 5434 (iii).
Provincial Subsidies, Readjustment re, Memoranda, &c. :	M. for Copies (Mr. Carvell)1
2100 (ii).
Pryor, J. A., Relief B. No. 127 (Mr. Calvert) 1°*. 3091 ; 2°*, 3400 (ii) ; in Com., and 3°*, 4259
(iii). (5 Edward VII., c. 150.)
Public Accounts Com. : M. (Mr. Mclsaac) 582 (i).
Public Accounts Com., Meeting, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) 7100 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Calling Meeting, &c.:	Remarks (Mr. Monk) 403 (i).
Public Accounts Rep.: Inquiry for (Mr. Foster) 97 (i).
Public Accounts, Reporting Evidence, &c.:	in
Com. of Sup., 9616 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Presented (Mr. Paterson) 50 (i).
Public Buildings, Comparison with U. S. System of Rentals : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 1024 (i).
Public Buildings in Towns, Erection of, Amounts first voted, Population, &e.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Foster) 1398 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 inquiry for ret. (Mr. Foster) 4751 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Erected since Confederation, Cost, &c.:
M. (Mr. A. Lavergne) for Ret.*, 1398 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Govt. Policy re Construction : Remarks in
Com. of Sup., 852 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Govt. Policy re : Remarks (Mr. W. F.
Maclean) in Com. of Sup., 1027 (i).
Public Functionaries, Salaries : See ' Lt. Governors.'
Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 
Detective Service P.   O.@: , Contract re, Delay, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Macdonnell) 1760 (i).
Aliens employed on Govt. Works at Sault Ste. Marie : Remarks (Mr. Boyce) in Com. of Sup., 1412 (i).
Allandale Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 9595 (v).
Amherstburg Harbour Improvements :	in
Com. of Sup., 7546 (iv).
Amherst Pier, N.S., Contract re Construction: Ques. (Mr. R. L. Bordem) 4371 (iii).
Anderson and Kennedy's Lake Outlets : in Com. of Sup., 7573 (iv).
Annapolis, Queen's Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 9576 (v).
Anse k Beaufils Pier Extension : in Com. of Sup., 7285 (iv).
Anse aux Gris Fonds Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7285 (iv).
Anse St. Jean Pier Extension : in Com. of Sup., 7286 (iv).
Anse L'llot Landing Piers : in Com. of Sup., 9591 (v).
Antigonish Public Building : in Com. of Sup.. 846, 1015 (i).
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PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
Apple River Wharf, N.S. : in Com. of Sup., 1727 (i), 7395 (iv).
Arbitration and Awards re Public Works : in Com. of Sup., 7611 (iv).
Architects for Military Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 424 (i).
Architects for Public Works, Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 7618 (iv).
Arichat (west) Landing Piers : in Com. of Sup., 7419 (iv).
Armouries, Generally, Construction of : in Com. of Sup., 1649 (i).
Armouries, Supervision and Control, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 423 (i).
Ashcroft and Dawson Tel. Lime : in Com. of Sup., 6896 (iv).
Assay Office, Vancouver, B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 7720 (iv).
Baddeck Wharf, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 7396
(iv), 9585 (v).
Banff, N.W.T., Water Works and Sewage Construction : in Com. of Sup., 9306 (v).
Barachois Boat Harbour : in Com. of Sup.,
7396	(iv).
Barachois de Malbaie Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7287 (iv).
Barrie (Allandale) Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 9595 (v).
Barrington Passage Wharf, Iv'.S.: in Com. of Sup., 9581 (v).
Barry's Wharf, Madawaska River : in Com. of Sup., 6873 (iv).	-
Bass River Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup.,
7397	(iv).
Batiscan Channel Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7322 (iv).
Battery Point Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 9552 (v).
Battleford Bridge, N.W.T., Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 7587 (iv).
Bayfield Pier, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7546 (iv).
Bay St. Lawrence. Boat Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 7397 (Iv).

Telegraph Lines : in Com. of Sup., 7606
(iv).
Bear Cove Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7397
(iv).
Beaujeu Bank Pier : in Com. of Sup., 6454 (iv).
Beaverton Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7546 (iv).
Beckerton Public Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7397 (iv).
Belle River Dredging Channel : dn Com. of Sup., 7546 (iv).
Belle River Wharf, P.E.I.: Remarks (Mr. A. Martin) in Com. of Sup., 9585 (v).
Belleville Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 1547 (i).
Beiloeil Guide Piers and Booms : in Com. of
Sup., 7287 (iv).
PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
Bersimis to Godbout Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 760S (iv).
Bic Harbour Wharf at Pointe A Cote : in Com. of Sup., 7287 (iv).

Land purchased from P. Ross, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 1850 (i).
Blanche River Improvements :	in Com. of
Sup., 7547 (iv).
Blind River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6870
(iv)	.
Boisdale Wharf, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 9585
(v)	.
Bourgeois Inlet Wharf, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 9581 (v).
Bowmanvdlle Armoury : in Com. of Sup.. 1549 (i).
Bracebridge Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7547 (iv).	.
Brandon Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 1833 (i).
Brantford Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 1550
(i).
Breakwaters, &c., N.S., Govt. Policy re : Remarks (Mr Foster) in Com. of Sup., 9553 (v). 9553 (v).
Breton Cove Boat Landing : in Com. of Sup., 7397 (iv).
Bridges, Dominion, Generally : in Com. of Sup., 7592 (iv).
Bridgeburg Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1550 (i).
Bridgewater Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7398 (iv).
Broad Cove, Harbour Works : in Com. of Sup., 7403 (iv).

 Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 7398
(iv).
Bronite Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7548 (iv).
Bryson Bridge Reconstruction :	in Com. of
Sup., 7585 (iv).
Buildings, B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 1641 (i), 6735 (iv).

 Renewals, Repairs, &c.: In Com. of
Sup., 1641 (i).
Buildings, Generally, Fuel, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6822 (iv).

Inspection by Architects, Clerks, &c.:
Remarks in Com. of Sup., 1642 (i).

 Heating, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1670 (i).
Buildings, Manitoba : in Com. of Sup., 1633 (i). 9549 (v).

N.B.:	in Com. of Sup., 1047 (i), 7284
(iv).

 N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 846, 1015 (i).

 N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 1637 (i), 6734
(iv), 9550 (v).

 Ont.: in Com. of Sup., 1547 (i), 9547 (v).

 Ottawa : in Com. of Sup., 9542 (v).
See ' Ottawa.'

 Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 1101 (i).

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PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
Buildings, Quebec, Renewals, Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1107 (i).
Burford Armoury : Remarks (Mr. Poster) lb Com., 1649 (i).
Cacouna Wharf, Expenditure re, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 7096 (iv).
Calgary, Land Titles Office : in Com. of Sup., 1638 (1).

 Post Office Enlargement : in Com. of
Sup., 1638 (1).
Campbellton, Public Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 1048 (i).

Wharf, N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 1744 (i).
Canning Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7402 (ivL
Canso Public Building in Com. of Sup., 1023
(1).
Canton Pabre Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7288
(lv).
Cape Tormentine Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7497 (iv).
Carillon Work, Emplymt. of Labourers, Affidavit read re Political Influence : Remarks (Mr. Perley) in Com. of Sup., 6856 (iv).
See * Canals,' &c.
Carlos Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7398 (iv).
Caseumpee Sandhills Channel, P.E.I., Amount expended, &c.:	Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 2773
(11).
Chambord Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7289 (iv).
Champlain Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup.,
. 7290 (iv).
Chance Harbour Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7497 (iv).

 Remarks (Mr. Stockton) in Com. of
Sup., 9588 (v).
Chateauguay River Dredging and Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 6847, 7322 (iv).
See 1 St. Louis,' &c.
Chateau Richer Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7290 (iv).

Expenditure by Govt, for Public Works:
M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Morin) 109 (i).

Public Works, Dates of Payments, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 3202 (ii).

Removal of Obstruction :	Remarks
{Mr. Morin) 1154 (i).

Wharf, Expenditure by Govt.: Remarks
(Mr. Bergeron) 1015 (i).
See ' Montmorency.'
Chatham Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 1551 (i).

Contract, Price, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Clements) 587 (i).
Chczzctcook (east) Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7402 (iv).
Chicoutimi, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7377 (iv).

 Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1106
(i).
Chilliwack Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7573 (lv).
PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
Clark's Harbour, Removal of Rocks from Channel : in Com. of Sup., 7398 (iv).
Clifton .Breakwater Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7497 (iv).
Cobourg, Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 1554 (i).

 Piers, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 7548
(iv).
Collingwood, Harbour Dredging : in Com. of Sup,, 6879 (iv),

Harbour Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 7549 (iv).
Columbia River, General Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7573 (iv).
Country Harbour, Removal of Obstructions : in Com. of Sup., 7398 (iv).
Court Houses, &c., N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 1638 (1).
Cow Bay, Fort Morien Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 7399 (iv).
Cow Bay Run Breakwater : in Com. of Sup.,
7401	(iv).
Creosoted Timber for Piers and Breakwaters, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 1737 (i).
Crowe's Landing Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9600 (v).
Culloden Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7401
(iv)	.
Cunningham Point Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
7402	(lv).
Dams across Rivers, Govt. Policy re: Remarks (Mr. U. Wilson) in Com. of Sup., 6839 (iv). Depot Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 7552 (iv). Descente Dss Femmes, Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7307 (iv).

Tel. Lines : in Com. of Sup., 9604 (v).
DesJardins Wharf, Allumette Island : in Com. of Sup., 7298 (iv).
Devil's Island Breakwater, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 7402 (iv), 9551 (v).
Digby Pier Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 7402 (iv). Dipper Harbour Breakwater, N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 7498 (iv), 9588 (v).

Construction, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Daniel)
912 (i).
Disraeli Wharf, Que.: in Com. of Sup., 9593
(v)	.

Expenditure re : Remarks (Mr. Morin)
in Com. of Sup., 1729 (i).
Doucet's Landing, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6849, 7298 (iv).
Douglastown Isolated Block : In Com. of Sup., 9592 (V).
Dredges employed at Port Arthur, Expenditure, &c.: Remarks in Com. of Sup., 790 (i). Dredges, Govt., Built at Toronto : Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 2456 (ii).
Dredges used in Govt. Works, Expenditure re : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 795, (i).



PUBLIC WORKS-Cow.
Dredging, B.C., New Plant : in Com. of Sup., 7578 (iv).
Dredging Contracts, Govt. Policy re : Remarks (Mr. J. D. Reid) in Com. ol Sup., 1419 (i)
Dredging Plant, Generally : in Com. of Sup.,
7578	(iv), 9604 (v).

Mar. Provs.: in Com. of Sup., 7578 (iv).

Number of Vessels, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 6890 (iv).

Ont. and Que., New Plant : in Com. of
Sup., 7577 (iv).

working expenses : in Com. of Sup.
7579	(iv).

P.E.I., New Plant : in Com. of Sup.,
7576 (iv).

 New Vessel : in Com. of Sup., 6891 (iv).
Dredging Vessels, Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 6890, 7576 (iv).
Drill Hall, Fredericton, Tenders re Construction : Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 729 (i).
Durham Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7498 (iv).
Eastern Channel, St. Maurice River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7326 (iv).
East Templeton Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7300 (iv).
Echo Bay Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9598 (v).
Economy Pile Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 9579 (v).
Edmonton Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 9550 (v).
Edmonton and Qu'Appelle Tel. Lines : in Com of Sup., 7633 (iv).
Eel Cove Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7407 (iv).
English River, Removal of Obstructions : in Com. of Sup., 9591 (v).
Escoumain Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7303 (iv).
Fairford River Bed Outlet : in Com. of Sup., 7569 (iv).
Fernie, B.C., Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1641 (i).
Fort Lawrence Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 6838 (iv).

Name of Contractor, Amounts paid, &c.:
Ques. (Mr. R. L. Borden) 5034 (iii).
Fort William Harbour Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 784 (i).
Ft. William and Port Arthur Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6900 (iv).
See ' Port Arthur,' &c.
Fraser River Ship Channel Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 7574 (iv).
Fraserville Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7323 (iv).
Fredericton Military Buildings, Tender re Construction : Qpes. (Mr. Crocket) 728 (i).
Freeport Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 7402 (iv).
PUBLIC WORKS-Cow.
Frude's Point Wharf Enlargement, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 9581 (v).
Gabarus Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7402 (iv).
Gatineau Point Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 7303 (iv).
Gatineau River Slides and Booms : in Com. of Sup., 7630 (iv).
Georgeville Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 7402 (iv).
Georgian Bay, Canal Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 7637 (iv).

 Survey via French River, &c.: in Com.
of Sup., 9547 (v).

 Surveys, Engineers Reps., &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Brabazon) 192 (i).
Georgian Bay Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6886
(iv)	.
Gimli Wharf, Lake Winnipeg :	in Com. of
Sup., 7573 (iv).
Glace Bay, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 9577 (v).

 Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1034
(i).

 Purchase of Site : Ques. (Mr. Blain)
9697 (v).
Goderich Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7553 (iv).
Grand Bend, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7553 (iv).
*-:  Delay in Building, &c.: Ques. (JJr.
Armstrong) 1344 (i).
Grand Meehins Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7303 (iv).
Grand Piles Dam, St. Maurice River : in Com. of Sup., 7326 (iv).
Grand River, Ont., Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6873 (iv).
Grand RiviSre de Beauprg Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9592 (v).
Great Salmon River Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7498 (iv).
Greece's Point Wharf, Total Cost, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Perley) in Com. of Sup., 2063 (ii).

Remarks (Mr. Perley) in Com. of Sup.,
7301 (iv).
See ' Carillon.'
Grondine's Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9592 (v). Grosse Isle, Hospital Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9608 (v).
.-[DOT]

 Marconi System : in Com. of Sup., 9604
(v)	.

 Pier : in Com. of Sup., 7305 (iv).

 Quarantine Station :	in Com. of Sup.,
1108 (i), 6734 (iv).

 Quarantine Telegraph System: in Com.
of Sup., 9604 (v).
Guelph Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 1555 (i). Haileybury Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 6887, 7556 (iv).

cci
PUBLIC WORKS- Con.
Half Island Cove Breakwater, N.S. : In Cora, of Sup., 9584 (v).
Halifax, Detention Hospital : in Com. of Sup., 1037 (i).

 Dom. Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 1036
(i).

 Immigrant Buildings : in Com. of Sup.,
1036 (i).
Hamilton Drill Hall: in Com. of Sup., 1559 (i).

 Harbour Improvements :	in Com. of
Sup./ 7556 (iv).
Harbours and Rivers, B.C. : in Com. of Sup., 7573 (iv).
Harbours, Docks and Slides, Working Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 7632 (iv). Harbours, Rivers and Bridges, Generally : in Com. of Sup., 7575 (iv).

 Man. : in Com. of Sup., 7569 (iv).

 N.B. :	in Com. of Sup., 1744 (i), 7497
(iv), 9588 (v).

 N.S. : in Com. of Sup., 1727 (i), 6837,
7237, 7395 (iv), 9551 (v).

 N.W.T. :	in Com. of Sup., 7573 (iv),
9602 (v).

 general repairs : in Com. of Sup., 7573
(iv)	.

 Ont. : in Com. of Sup., 6729, 6869, 7546,
7555 (iv), 9595 (v).

 P.E.I. : in Com. of Sup., 1734 (i), 9585
(v)	.

 Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 770 (i), 6436,
6839, 7285 (iv). 9590 (v).
Ha?rrigan Cove Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7403 (iv).
Hawkesbury Public Building :	in Com. of
Sup., 1560 (i).
Higgin's Shore Pier, P.E.I. : in Com. of Sup., 1734 (i).
Honora Wharf Freight Shed :	in Com. of
Sup., 9597 (v).
Honora Wharf Improvements :	in Com. of
Sup., 6887 (iv).
Howard's Cove, P.E.I., Surveys re Wharf : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 4703 (iii).
Hull Wharf, Total Cost, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Per-ley) 2064 (ii).
Huot, Mr. J., Payments to re L'Ange Gardien Beach : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1343 (i).
Indian Harbour Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7403
(iv)	.
Indian Harbour Wharf : Pet. re, Inauiry for (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8178 (v).
Inverness Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1040 (i).
Inverness Mines Harbour Improvements :	in
Com. of Sup., 7403 (iv).
Irish Cove Wharf, N.S. : in Com. of Sup., 957S
(v)	.
Isle Bizard Wharf Butments, Expenditure re : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Monk) 2067 (ii).
PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
Janvrin's Island Wharf :	in Com. of Sup.,1
7406	(iv).
' J. I. Tarte,' Dredge, Defective Boilers, Accident, &e. : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 2466 (ii).
Kamloops, Lower Nicola Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 7610 (iv).
Kelly's Cove Breakwater, N.S. :	in Com. of
Sup., 9582 (v).
Kincardine Harbour, Piers and Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7558 (iv).
' Kingsford,' Dredge, Cost of Operating : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., SOI (i).
Kingston, Military Stables : in Com. of Sup., 1561 (i).

 Royal Military Barracks :	in Com. of
Sup.. 1560 (i).
Lachute Public Building :	in Com. of Sup.,
1111 (i).
Lake Dauphin, Lowering :	in Com. of Sup.,
7569 (iv).
Lake St. Francis Outlet, Guide Pier : in Com. of Sup., 7572 (iv).
Lake St. John Dredging :	in Com. of Sup.,
7306 (iv).
Lake St. Peter Permanent Piers : in Com. of Sup., 6453 (iv), 9171 (v).
Lake Temiscaming Wharfs : in Com. of Sup., 7559 (iv).
Lambert's Pier, P.E.I., Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 4373 (iii).
Langly Wharf Protection Bank : in Com. of Sup., 7575 (iv).
Laprairie Ice Piers :	in Com. of Sup., 7306
(iv), 9590 (v).
L'Ardoise Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 6838, 7407 (iv).	.
Larry's River Breakwater Extension :	in)
Com. of Sup., 7407 (iv).
Lavaltrie Wharf Repairs :	in Com, of Sup.,
7306 (iv).
Levis Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1112 (i).
L'lle d'Alma, Removal of Point of Rock : in Com. of Sup., 7307 (iv).
Lindsay Drill Hall, Erection of : Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Ont.) 271 (i).
Litchfield Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7407 (ivj.
Little Current Channel, Georgian Bay :	in
Com. of Sup., 6886, 7859 (iv).
Little Judique Boat Harbour :	in Com. of
Sup., 7407 (iv).
Little Pabos Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7307 (iv).
Little Rock Breakwater :	in Com. of Sup.,
7407	(iv).
Lloydminster Immigrant Building, N.W.T: in Com. of Sup., 6734 (iv).
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PUBLIC WORKS- Con.
London, Barracks : in Com. of Sup., 1562 (i).

Drill Hall, Electric Wiring : in Com.
of Sup., 6732 (Iv).

Drill Hall, Sale of, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. Elson) 8384 (v).

 Military Stores, Magazine, &c. :	in
Com. of Sup., 1562 (i).

 Post Office Building : in Com. of Sup.,
1563 (i).
Longueuil Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1113 (i).
Lotbiniere Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 9592 (v).
Louisburg, Old Port, C.B., Preservation of : in Com. of Sup., 9170 (v).
Louise Embankment, Quebec Harbour :	in
Com. of Sup., 770 (i).
Lunenburg Dredging Harbour :	in Com. of
Sup., 7408 (iv).
McPherson's Cove Breakwater :	in Com. of
Sup., 1735 (i).
Mabou Bridge : in Com. of Sup., 7408 (iv). Magdalen Island Breakwaters and Piers :	in
Com. of Sup., 7308 (iv).
Magog Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1114 (i).
Mahone Bay Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7408
(iv)	.
Mail Distributing Station, Montreal, Purchase of Site : Ques. (Mr. Ames) 915 (i).
Main a Dieu Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7409 (iv).
Malignant Cove Channel Piers : in Com. of Sup., 7409 (iv).
Manitoba Public Buildings :	Remarks (Mr. Schaffner) in Com. of Sup., 857 (i). Manitoulin Island, Silver Water Wharf :	in
Com. of Sup., 9597 (v).
Marble Mountain Wharf, N.S. :	in Com. of
Sup., 9580 (v).
Margaree Harbour Improvements :	in Com.
of Sup., 7409 (iv).
Margaretville Breakwater Extension :	in.
Com. of Sup., 7412 (iv).
Maskinonge River Dredging :	in Com. of
Sup., 6842, 7325 (iv), 9590 (v).
Matchedash Bay Channel Improvements :	in
Com. of Sup., 7560 (iv).
Meaford Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7560 (iv).

M. A. Pigott's Claims :	in Com. of
Sup., 9599 (v).
Medicine Hat Public Building:	in Com. of
Sup., 1638 (i).
Megantic Lake Piers : in Com. of Sup., 9591
(v)	.
Meteghan Cove Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7413 (iv).
Midland Harbour Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 9601 (v).
PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
Midland Harbour, Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7560 (iv).
Military Buildings, Fredericton, Tenders re Construction : Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 728 (i).
Mill Cove Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7413 (iv).
Mille Vaches Landing Pier : in Com. of Sup., 7310 (iv).
Miminegash Breakwater :	in Com. of Sup.,
1735 (i).

 Contract re Repairs : Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 1350 (i).

Dredging, Commencement of Work :
Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 3834 (il).
Miscou Harbour Wharf :	in Com. of Sup.,
7498 (iv).
Mistook Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7310 (iv).
Mont Louis Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7310 (iv).
Montmagny Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7311 (iv).
Montmorency Falls Cribwork :	in Com. of
Sup., 7311 (iv).
Montmorency, Wharf Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 6852 (iv).

 Expenditure re by Govt. :	Remarks
(Mr. Bergeron) 1015 (i).
See ' Chateau Richer.'
Montreal, Barracks : in Com. of Sup., 1118 (i).

 Examining Warehouse :	in Com. of
Sup-., 1119 (i).

 Harbour, Raising of Sunken Elevator :
Ques. (Mr. Ames) 151 (i).

 Inland Revenue Building : in Com. of
Sup., 1119 (i).	*

 Military Buildings : in Cdm. of Sup.,
1125 (i).

 Post Office, Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 1127 (i).

 P. O., Pneumatic Installation, System :
in Com. of Sup., 1131 (i).

 Postal Station :	Remarks in Com. of
Sup.. 1128 (i).
Montreal, Quebec, &e., Harbours, Dues and Charges re Transportation Problem :	Remarks (Mr. Monk) in Com. of Sup., 7314 (iv).
Moosejaw Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1638 (i).
Mount Stewart, P.E.I., Wharf :	Remarks :
(Mr. A. Martin) in Com. of Sup., 9585 (v).
Mud Cove Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7500 (iv).
Narrows Lake, Quarry Channel : in Com. of Sup., 7572 (iv).
New Campbellton Ballast Wharf :	in Com.
of Sup., 7413 (iv).
New Carlisle Wharf, Pier Extension : in Com. of Sup., 7312 (iv).
Newcastle Pier 5 in Com. of Sup., 7561 (iv).
Neepawa Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 9549 (v).

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PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
New London, P.E.I., Breakwater Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 1735 (i).
Newport Breakwater Extension, Que. :	in
Com. of Sup., 9592 (v).
Newport Landing Wharf :	in Com. of Sup.,
7413 Civ).
Nieolet Pier Extension :	in Com. of Sup.,
7313 (iv).	[DOT]
Noel Wharf Repairs :	In Com. of Sup., 7413
(iv).
North Bay Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1563 (i).
North Thompson River Improvements :	in
Com. of Sup., 7575 (iv).

Improvements re Navigation, Expenditure, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. W. J. Roche) 5783
(iii).
Notre Dame du Portage Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7314 (iv).
Ogden's Pond Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 7413 (iv).
Oliphant Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7561 (iv). Orillia Public Building, Improvements :	in
Com. of Sup., 9549 (v).
Oshawa, Harbour Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 9600 (v).

 Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1564
(i).
Otonabee River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7564 (iv).
Ottawa, Alexandra Bridge, Lighting, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Henderson) in Com. of Sup., 7686 (iv).
Ottawa Bridges : in Com. of Sup., 6889 (iv).

 Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 7585 (iv).
Ottawa Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 603, 754 (i), 6814 (iv), 9550 (v).

 Additions to Eastern Block :	in Com.
of Sup., 9547 (v).

 Archives Building, Erection of :	in
Com. of Sup., 603 (i).

Art Gallery : in Com. of Sup., 7618 (iv).

 Astronomical Observatory, Fittings,
&c.: in Com. of Sup., 9542 (v).

 Buildings leased by Govt., Location,
Taxes paid, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Out.) 379 (i).

 Carpets purchased, Quantity, Value,
Duty paid, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Osier) 8266 (v).

 Clerks of Works, Salaries, &c., Dom.
Buildings : in Com. of Sup., 1642 (i).

 Coal Sheds : in Com. of Sup., 1565 (i).

 Corry Block, Rental, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 6818 (iv).

 Deptl. Buildings, Purchase of Site, &c.
(Stmnt.) : in Com. of Sup., 9605 (v).

Drill Hall, Increased Accommodation :
Ques. (Mr. Hughes, Ont.) 271 (i).
PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
Ottawa Buildings, Elevator Attendance :	in
Com. of Sup., 1667 (i), 6916 (iv), 9551 (v).

Engineers, Draughtsmen, &c., Salaries:
in Com. of Sup., 6895 (iv), 9382 (v).

 Engineers, Firemen, Salaries, &c.: in
Com. of Sup., 6822 (iv).

 Furniture, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 6817
(iv) .	^

 Geological Museum : in Com. of Sup.,
754 (i).

 electric lighting, contract re : Remarks
(Mr. Lennox) in Com. of Sup., 760 (i).

 Grounds, Maintenance, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 6817 (iv).

 Heating, Engineers, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 1667 (1), 6816 (iv).

 H. of C., Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 1565 (i).

 House of Commons, Remodelling, &c.:
Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 9542
(v)	.

ventilation of Chamber : Remarks (Mr. Taylor) 7812 (iv), 8695 (v).

Library Accommodation in Archives
Building : Remarks (Mr. Hyman) in Com. of Sup., 604 (i).

Library, Extension : in Com. of Sup.,
9542 (v).

remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup.,
604 (i).

Lighting Buildings : in Com. of Sup.,
6816 (iv).

Lighting Plant, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
1667 (i).

 Major's Hill Park, Maintenance : in
Com. of Sup., 6817 (iv).

 Mint Building : in Com. of Sup., 606 (i).

 Parliament Buildings, Additions, &c.:
in Com. of Sup., 9542 (v).

 Parliament Grounds, Paving Contract,
&c.: M. (Mr. S. Hughes) to adjn., 5785 (iii).

 Post Office Fittings, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 9551 (v).

Post Office, Restoration and Addition
to : in Com. of Sup., 1573 (i).

Printing Bureau, Addition to : in Com.
of Sup., 1575 (i).

 Rentals, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1663 (i),
6818 (iv).

 Rentals : List read (Mr. Hyman) in
Com. of Sup., 1663 (i), 9605 (v).

 Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 6815 (iv).

Rideau Hall, Improvements, Grounds,
&c.: in Com. of Sup., 6823 (iv), 9550 (v).

Steel Shelving : in Com. of Sup., 1564
(i).

Telephone Service : in Com. of Sup.,
1669 (i), 6814 (iv).

Treasury Vaults : in Com. of Sup., 6825
(iv).
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PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
Ottawa Buildings, Western Deptl. Block, Addition to ; in Com. of Sup., 766 (i).
Ottawa River Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 7612
(iv)	.
Ottawa, Wharf at Foot of Rideau Canal : in Oom. of Sup., 7561 (iv).
Owen Sound, Harbour Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6886 (iv).

 Harbour Improvements : in Com. of
Sup., 9600 (v).

 Harbour Protection Works : in Com.
of Sup., 7561 (iv).

 P.O., Site re : Remarks (Mt. Sproule)
in Com. of Sup., 1029 (i).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 9517
(v)	.
Parker's Cove Breakwater, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 9552, 9576 (v).
Parrsboro, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup.. 9579 (v).

 Landing Pier Addition: in Com. of Sup.,
9578 (v).
Parry Sound Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7562 (iv).
Peel Head Bay Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7311 (iv).
Pelee Island Cable Line :	in Com. of Sup.,
7609 (iv).
Pembroke Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7114 (iv).
Pembroke Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7562 (iv). Penetanguishene Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7563 (iv).
Penitentiary Coal Contracts, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Monk) in Com.of Sup., 478 (i).
Perce (North Cove) Wharf : in Oom. of Sup., 9592 (v).
Peribonca (Petite Riviere) Removal of Snags: in Com. of Sup., 9591 (v).
Peterborough Armoury :	in Com. of Sup.,
1578 (i).
Petewawa Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7562 (iv). Petit Rocher Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7500 (iv).
Petite Riviere Improvements, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 9580 (v).
Phinney's Cove Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 9552 (v).	-
Pierreville Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 6868 (iv). Piers and Bridges, General Repairs : In1 Com. of Sup., 7305 (iv).
Piers and Breakwaters, P.E.I., Repairs, &e.: in Com. of Sup., 1737 (i).
Pleasant Bay Wharf :	in Com. of Sup., 7411
(iv).
Flympton Breakwater Repairs : in Oom. of Sup., 7414 (iv).
Pointe du Chene Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 7500 (iv).
PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
Point Edward Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6869, 7563 (iv).
Point Prim Island Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1736 (i).
Poirierville Landing Pier, N.S.: in Oom. of Sup., 9581 (v).
Port Arthur and Ft. William Dredging Contract, Tender of Conmee & Bowman: M. (Mr. Bennett) to adjn., 4458, 4615 (iii).

 Fort William and Kaministiquia Harbours, Amount of Expenditure : M. for Ret.* (Mr. S. Hughes) 1398 (i).

 Ques. (Mr. S. Hughes) 1065 (i).
*

 inquiry for ret. (Mr. Boyce) 2685 (ii).

 inquiry for ret. (Mr. S. Hughes) 4921
(iii).
Port Arthur Harbour Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 784 (i).
Port Bruce Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7563 (iv). Port Burwell, Harbour Improvements: in Com. of Sup., 7563 (iv).

Contractor, Prices paid, &c.:	Ques.
(Mr. Pringle) 589 (i).

 Dredging Contract, Purchase of Dredge,
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Blain) 8656 (v).
Port Credit Dredging: Remarks (Mr. Blain) in Com. of Sup., 6871 (iv).
Port Dover Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7564 (iv).
Porter's Lake Boat Channel to Three Fathom Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 9583 (v).
Port Greville Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 7414 (iv).
Port Hastings Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7414 Port Hawkesbury Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 6837 (iv).
Port Hood Harbour, Northern Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 7414 (iv).

Breakwater, Estimated Cost, Approval,
&c.: Ques. (Mr. Blain) 5132 (iii).
Port Hope Piers and Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7564 (iv).
Port La Tour Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 7415 (iv).
Portneuf Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7314 (iv). Port Perry Dredging, Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. Christie) 2190 (ii).
Port Stanley, Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7564 (iv).

 Tenders re :	Ques. (Mr. Macdonnell)
1760 (i).
Prince Albert Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1638 (i).
P.E.I. Dredging, Number and Names of Harbours, &c.: Ques. (Mr. A. A. McLean) 1148 (i.)
P.E.I. Mount Stewart Shipping Facilities, Wharf Accommodation, &c.: Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 1763 (i).



PUBLIC WORKS-Com.
Public Buildings in Towns, Erection of, Amounts first voted. Population, &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Foster) 1398 (i).

 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Foster) 4751 (iii).
Public Buildings erected since Confederation, Cost, &e.: M. (Mr. A. Lavergne) for Ret.*, 1398 (i).

Govt. Policy re Construction : Remarks
in Com. of Sup., 852 (i).
Public Works, Balance of Expenditure : in Com. of Sup., 7628 (iv).

 Clerical Assistance : in Com. of Sup.,
7620 (iv), 9605 (v).

 Contracts, Names of Tenderers, &c.:
M. (Mr. Lewis) for Ret.*, 916 (i).

 Deptl. Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 94 (i),
6724 (iv), 9071 (v).

Deptl. Rep., Date of Issue, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Ingram) 755 (i).
-	

 Deptl. Rep., Delay in bringing down :
Remarks (Mr. Foster) 601 (i).
-	 . Presented (Mr. Hyman) 731 (i).
Public Work Labourers, Political Partisans :
Remarks (Mr. Lalor) in Com. of Sup., 6859
(iv).
Public Works and Marine Dept., Line of Demarcation re Works : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 6841 (iv).

 in Com. of Sup., 9171 (v).
Public Works, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 1727 (i). Public Works, Portfolio, Appnmt. of Minister, &c.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 5961, 6047
(iv)	.

Acting Minister, Unconstitutionality of:
Remarks (Mr. W. F. Maclean) 1936 (i). 

 Cabinet Vacancy : M. (Llr. W. F. Maclean) to adjn., 5471 (iii).

Minister, Rumoured Resignation : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 5035 (iii).
-	

 Returns : Inquiry for (Mr. Foster) 9688
(v)	.

Supervision, Charges, &c. :	Remarks
(Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 7588 (iv).

Technical Books, Purchase, &c.: in Com.
of Sup., 7627 (iv).
Pugwash, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9578 (v).
Quaeo Harbour Improvements :	in Com. of
Sup., 7501 (iv).
Qu'Appelle and Edmonton Tel. Line : im Com. of Sup., 6893 (iv).
Quebec Drill Hall, Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 1145 (i).
Quebec* Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 770 (i), 6724 (iv).


 Transfer to Mar. Dept.: Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 771 (i).
Quebec, Immigration Pier : in Com. of Sup., 1138 (i).
PUKLIC WORKS-Con.
Quebec, Trachoma Hospital : in Com. of Sup., 1138 (i), 9547 (v).
Rama Wharf on Lake Couchiching: in Com. of Sup., 9602 (v).
Rapide Plat Enlargement, Upper Entrance : in Com. of Sup., 6289 (iv).
Ray's Creek, N.S., Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9576 (v).
Red Deer Court House, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1639 (i).
Red Point Wharf, P.E.I.,: Remarks (Mr. A. Martin) in Com. of Sup., 9586 (v).
Regina Post Office Customs House, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1639 (i).
Repentigny Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7314 (iv).
Richelieu Bridge at Sorel, Inquiry for O.C., &c. (Mr. Foster) 8098 (v).	.

 Papers laid on Table, 8268 (v).

 Remarks (Mr. Brodeur) in Com. of Sup.,
6960 (iv).
Richelieu River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7376 (iv).
Richibucto, Extension Pier : in Com. of Sup., 7501 (iv).

 Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 6730
(iv).

 explanation (Mr. Fielding) in Com. of
Sup., 6813 (iv).
Richmond Bay Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 1738
Rimouski Pier : in Com. of Sup., 7320 (iv).
River Hebert Wharf, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 9578 (v).
RiviSre du Lievre, Little Rapids Dam: in Com. of Sup., 7325 (iv).

 Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6839 (iv).
Ottawa River Wharf at RiviSre du Lievre : in Com. of Sup., 7375 (iv).
RiviSre du Loup Harbour Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7323 (iv).
RiviSre Ouelle Pier Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 7375 (iv).
RiviSre aux Renards Breakwater Pier : in Com. of Sup., 9592 (v).
RiviSre Verte Improvements :	in Com. of
Sup., 7390 (iv).
Roads and Bridges, Ottawa : in Com. of Sup., 6889 (iv).
Rondeau Harbour Works, Tenders re : Ques. (Mr. Macdonell) 1761 (i).

 Improvements :	in Com. of Sup., 7564
(iv).
Rosseau Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9600 (v).
Round Hill Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9552 (v).
Rustico Harbour Breakwater :	in Com. of
Sup., 1738 (i).
Rustico Harbour Dredging, Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 1593 (i).
St. Alexis, Ha Ha Bay Pier : in Com. of Sup., 7390 (iv).
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PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
St. Alphonse de Bagotville Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 6868 (iv).
St. Alphonse Wharf, Que. : in Com. of Sup., 9591 (v).
St. AndrS de Kamouraska Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 7390 (iv).
St. Angel Harbour Dredging, Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. Paquet) 1759 (i).
St. Anicet and Ste. Barbe Waterways-:	in
Com. of Sup., 7380 (iv).
Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere Pier Reconstruction: in Com. of Sup., 7390 (iv).
St. Boniface Public Building :	in Com. of
Sup., 9549 (v).
St. Catharines Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 1578 (i).
St. Charles Borromee Wharf :	in Com. of
Sup., 7390 (iv).	.
Ste. Famille Wharf, Expenditure re :	Ques.
(Mr. Bergeron) 1149 (i).
Ste. Famille Wharf Extension :	in Com. of
Sup., 7390 (iv).
St-e. Fidele Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7390 (iv). St. Francis Lake (Beauce) Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9591 (v).
St. Frangois, Isolated Block : in Com. of Sup., 7391 (iv).
St. Frangois Wharf, Expenditure re in Sept., Oct. and Nov., 1904 : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1343 (i).
St. Francois de Sales Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
7391	(iv).
St. Fulgence Wharf :	in Com. of Sup., 7393
(iv)	.
St. GOdSon Island Wharf :	in Com. of Sup.,
7392	(iv).
St. GeneviSve Piers :	in Com. of Sup., 9592
(v)	.
St. Ignace Channel Dam, Plan, Completion, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 592 (i).
St. Jean des Chaillons Wharf :	in Com. of
Sup., 9592 (v).
St. Jean, Orleans Wharf :	in Com. of Sup.,
7393	(iv).
St. John, Drill Hall, N.B. : in Com. of Sup.,
1049	(i), 7503 (iv).

 Detention Building : in Com. of Sup.,
1050	(i).

 Harbour, N.B. : in Com. of Sup., 9588
(v).

Harbour Protection Works : in Com. of
Sup., 7503 (iv).	,

 Quarantine Station : in Com. of Sup.,
1052 (i).

 River Tidal Waters : in Com. of Sup.,
7503 (iv).

Tidal Water, Contribution re Wharfs :
in Com. of Sup., 9590 (v).

Tributaries : in Com. of Sup., 7501 (iv).
PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
St. Johns, P.Q., Military Hospital, Contract re Repairs, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 5687 (iii).

Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1143
(1).
St. Joseph's Pier, Lake Huron, Delay re Completion : Ques. (Mr. Armstrong) 2774 (ii).
St. Lawrence River Dredging, St. Mary's Current : in Com. of Sup., 814 (i).
St. Lawrence (lower) Removal of Rock :	in
Com. of Sup., 7308 (iv).
St. Lawrence Ship Channel, Suction Dredge, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6437 (iv).

 Description Read (Mr. Prgfontaine) in
Com. of Sup., 6447 (iv).
St. Louis River Improvements :	in Com. of
Sup., 7379 (iv).
See ' Chatea-uguay,' &c.
St. Mary's Current, St. Lawrence Channel, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 814 (i).
St. Mary's Public Building : in Com. of Sup.,
1578	(i).
St. Maurice River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6851, 7326 (iv).
St. Maurice District Slides and Booms :	in
Com. of Sup., 7579 (iv).
St. Peter's Bay Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1739 (1).
St. Peter's Breakwater, P.E.I., Tenders re, &c. : Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 5035 (iii).
St. Simeon Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7393 (iv).
St. Therbse Island, Dredging :	in Com. of
Sup. 7376 (iv).
St. Timothee Wharf, Repairs, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 7305 (iv).
SacrS Coeur Wharf: in Com. of Sup., 7390 (iv).
Saguenay River Dredging :	in Com. of Sup.,
7377 (iv).
Salmon River, B.C., Removal of Obstructions: in Com. of Sup., 7575 (iv).
Sandwich Public Building : in Com. of Sup.,
1579	(i).
Sarnia, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7564 (iv).

Post Office Building :	Remarks (Mr. Henderson) in Com. of Sup., 862 (i).
Saskatchewan (North) River Survey : in Com. of Sup., 9602 (v).
Saskatoon Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1640 (i), 9550 (v).
Saugeen River, Dredging :	in Com. of Sup.,
9602 (v).

Improvements :	in Com. of Sup., 7565
(iv).
Sault Ste. Marie, Dredging Govt. Dock. Total Amount expended, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Boyce) 5426 (iii).
Sault Ste. Marie, Harbour Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6881 (iv).
Savage Harbour, P.E.I., Proposed Improvements : Ques. (Mr. A. A. McLean) 3361 (ii).

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PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
Scott's Bay Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 7415 (iv).
Seaforth Post Office : Remarks (Mr. Gunn) in Com. of Sup., 858 (I).
Selkirk Public Building :	in Com. of Sup.,
1634 (i).

Wharf : Extension :	in Com. of Sup.,
7573 (iv).
Severn River, Removal of Obstructions at Macdonald's Chute : in Com. of Sup., 9602 (v).
Shelburne Harbour Dredging :	in Com. of
Sup., 7418 (iv).
Shelburne Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1043 (i).
Shellmouth Bridge, N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 7591 (iv).
Sherbrooke Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 1139
(i).

Immediate Erection, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Worthington) 5784 (iii).

 Purchase of Land, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Worthington) in Com. of Sup., 427 (i). Simcoe Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1581 (i).
Skinner's Cove Boat Channel and Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 7418 (iv).
Slides and Booms, Facilities, Govt. Policy re: Remarks (Mr. Henderson) in Com. of Sup., 7579 (iv).

Revenue collected : in Com. of Sup.,
7629 (iv).
Sorel, Deep Water Wharf . in Com. of Sup., 9593 (v).

 Dredge Building, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Ont.) in' Com. of Sup., 790 (i).

 Ice Piers : in Com. of Sup., 6841 (iv).

 Shipyard, Expenditure re Wages, Supplies, &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Monk) 1399 (i).

 Shipyard, Purchase of Supplies : kv
marks (Mr. Monk) in Com. of Sup., 2457 (ii). Souris Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1047 (i).
Spanish River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7565 (iv).
Stokes Bay Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9598 (v). Stratford Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 1581 (i). Strathcona Horse Barracks : in Com. of Sup., 1637 (i).
Summerside Harbour Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1739 (i).
Summerville Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7418 (iv).
Surveys and Inspection re Public Works : in Com. of Sup., 7611 (iv).


Sydney Mines P.O.:: in Com. of Sup. 1045 (i). Sydney, Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1044 (i).

Quarantine Station Wharf : in Com. or
Sup., 9578 (v).
PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
TachO, J. C., Special Remuneration re Tel.
Service : in Com. of Sup., 6897 (iv). Tatamagouche Wharf, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 9579 (v).
Telegraph Lines, B.C.: in Com. of Sup., 7635 (iv).

 Mar. Provs.: in Com. of Sup.. 7606 (iv).

 N.W.T.: in Com. of Sup., 6893 (iv).

 Que: in Com. of Sup., 9604 (v).
Telegraph Service, Salaries : in Com. of Sup., 7620 (iv).
Temiscaming Lake, Baie des PSres Wharf: in Qom. of Sup. 7287 (iv).
Terrebonne Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7394 (iv). Thames River Dredging : Remarks (Mr. Clements) in Com. of Sup., 6872 (iv).
Thessalon Breakwater: in Com. of Sup., 7565 (iv).
Thornbury Dredging: in Com. of Sup., 7565 (iv).
Three Fathom Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 7418 (iv).
Tignish Breakwater, Tenders re, &c. :	Ques.
(Mr. Lefurgey) 7018 (iv).
Toney River, N.S., Boat Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 9581 (v).
Toronto, Customs House, Alterations, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1581 (i).

 Drill Hall, Additional Accommodation:
in Com. of Sup., 1582 (i).

Examining Warehouse, Addition to :
in Com. of Sup., 1583 (i).

 Harbour, Eastern Entrance : in com.
of Sup., 7565 (iv).

 Harbour, Expenditure from 1880 to
1904 : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Macdonell) 403 (1).

 Harbour Island Breakwater : in Com. of
Sup., 7567 (iv)

 Harbour. Straightening of Don River:
Remarks (Mr. Macdonell) in Com. of Sup., 6888 (iv).

 Harbour Works, Tender re Breakwater
at Eastern Gap: Ques. (Mr. Macdonell) 1761 (i).

 Meteorological Building, Erection of :
Ques. (Mr. Foster) 1149 (i).

 Military Buildings, Barracks, &c.: in
Com. of Sup., 1689 (i).

 Postal Station ' C ' Quarters : in Com.
of Sup., 1592 (i).

 Post Office, Erection of a new Building : Remarks (Mr. Macdonell) on M. for Sup., 6833 (iv).

 Post Office, Land, Pneumatic Plant,
&c.: in Com. of Sup., 1590 (i).
Trachoma Hospitals in Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 1138 (i), 9547 (v).
Transportation Facilities, Georgian Bav Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 7637 (iv).



CCY111 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
PUBLIC WORKS- Con.
Transportation Problem and Whaii Buildings : Remarks (Mr. Monk) in Com. ol Sup., 7314 (iv).
Trenton, Dredging Trent River : in Com. of Sup., 6600 (v).
Valileyflelid Public Building : m Com. of Sup., 1144 (i).
Vancouver Island and Salt Spring, Telephone Line : in Com. of Sup., 7610 (v).
Vancouver Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1642 (i).
Victoria Beach Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 741S (iv).
Victoria Harbour Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7575 (iv).
Virden Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 1634 (i). Wallace Harbour : in Com. of Sup., 7419 (iv). Wharf Building, Policy of Govt.: Remarks (Mr Monk) in Com. of Sup., 7314 (iv). Wharfs Construction : Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Poster) 8178 (v).
Wharfs in Tidal Waters : in Com. of Sup.,
7393	(iv).
Whitby Harbour Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6880 (iv).
Whitby Harbour Dredging,' Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. Christie) 2190 (ii).
White Head Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7419
(iv)	.
White Mud River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7573 (iv).
Wiarton Harbour Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7569 (iv).
Williams Head Quarantine Station Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7576 (iv). Winnipegosis Channel Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7573 (iv).
Winnipeg, Customs Examining Warehouse : in Com. of Sup., 9549 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Immigration Building : in Com. of Sup.,
1635 (i), 9550 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Military Buildings, N.C.O. Quarters :
in Com. of Sup., 1635 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Postal Station : in Com. of Sup., 9549
(v)	.
[Stage Direction]
 Post Office, Land and Building :	in
Com. of Sup., 1636 (i).
Wolfville Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7419 (iv). Wood Island, Protection to Breakwater :	in
Com. of Sup., 1y43 (i).
Woodstock, N.3., Armoury : in Com. of Sup., 1057 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Ownership of Land, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 4920 (iii).
Yamaska River Dredging :	in Com. of Sup.,
7394	(iv).
Yarmouth Harbour Retaining Walls :	in
Com. of Sup., 7419 (iv).
Yukon-Ashcroft-Dawson Tel. Line :	in Com.
of Sup., 7635 (iv), 9605 (v).
PUBLIC WORKS-Con.
Yukon Buildings, Maintenance, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 1666 (i).
Yukon Telegraph Lines :	in Com. of Sup.,
6896 (iv).	'
Pugwash, N.S., Wharf :	in Com. of Sup., 9578
(v).
Quaeo Harbour Improvements :	in Com. of
Sup., 7501 (iv).
' Quadra,' Str., Repairs to :	in Com. of Sup.,
9171 (v).
Qu'Appelle and Edmonton Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 6893 (iv).
Quarantine, Cattle : in Com. of Sup., 6690; cone., 6911 (iv).
Quarantine, Health of Animals :	in Com. of
Sup., 2309 (ii).
Quarantine : in Com. of Sup., 1838 (i).
Quarantine Oflicers, Instructions re Examination of Ships : Remarks (Mr. Daniel) in Com. of Sup., 2304 (ii).
Quarantine, Organized Districts, Salaries, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 2302 (ii).
Quebec and Blanc Sablon Mail Subsidy :	in
Com. of Sup., 937 (i), 9617 (v).
Quebec Bridge and G. T. Pacific Construction : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 2296, 2298 (ii).
Quebec Centre Electoral District, Certificate of Election : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 110 (i).
Quebec Drill Hall, Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 1145 (i).
Quebec and Gaspe Basin SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 926 (i).
Quebec Harbour Commissioners' Act Amt. B. No. 37 (Mr. Prgfontaine) 1°, 582 ;	2"	m.,
1242 ; in Com., 1243 ; 3°*, 1244 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 33.)
Quebec Harbour Improvements :	in Com. of
Sup., 770 (i), 6724 (iv).
Quebec Harbour Works, Transfer to Mar. Dept.; Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 771 (i).
Quebec Immigration Pier ; in Com. of Sup., 1138 (i).
Quebec Military School, Improvement of :	Remarks (Mr. O. E. Talbot) in Com. of.Sup., 9162 (v).
Quebec and Natashquan SS. Subsidy :	in Com.
of Sup., 967 (i).
Quebec Port and Pilotage B. No. 171 (Mr. Pre-fontaine) 1°*, 7018 ;	2°*, 7440 ; in Com.,
7440 ; 3°*, 7444 (iv).	(5 Edward VII., c. 34.)
Quebec Trachoma Hospital ; in Com. of Sup., 1138 (i), 9547 (v).
Questions answered by Ministers :	Remarks
(Mr. S. Hughes) 1067 (i).
Quinquennial Census, Alberta and Saskatchewan : in Com. of Sup., 9608 (v).
[Stage Direction]


Railway Act (Express Cos.) Amt. B. No. 4 (Mr. W. F. Maclean) 1°*, 9 ; on Order for 2°, 109 (i) ; Remarks, 3246 ; wthdn., 3743 (ii). Railway Act (crossings) Amt. B. No. 2 (Mr. Lancaster) 1°*, 9 ; 2° m., 281 ; M. to ref. to Ry. Com., 312, agreed to (Y. 85, N. 45) 315; in Com., 1780 (i). 3223 (ii).
Railway Act (ry. comn., chairman, &c.) Amt. B. No. 36 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) Res. prop., 319 ;
M.	for Com., 493, 535 ; in Com., 563 ; 1°*, of B„ 582 ; 2° m„ 745 ; in Com., 1596 ; 3° m., 1802 ; Amt. (Mr. Lennox), Neg. (Y. 47,
N.	93) 1806 (i).	(5 Edward VII., c. 35.)
[Stage Direction]
 Ques. of Order (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 320 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Amt. (Mr. W. P. Maclean) re Express
Companies, 1619 ; Ques. of Order (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) re Amt. (Mr. Maclean) 1621 (i); Ruling (Mr. Dep. Speaker) 1632 (i).
Railways and Canals, Dept, of, B. No. 53 (Mr. Emmerson) 1° m., 817 ; 2°*, 1673 ; in Com., 1673 ; 3°*, 1806 (i). (5 Edward VII., c. 37.) Ry. Act (express Companies) Amt. B. No. 4 (Mr. Maclean) on M. to adjn. :	Remarks), (Mr/
Maclean) 3246 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. W. P. Maclean) 109 (i).
Railways and Canals, Dep. Minister, Appnmt. of Mr. Butler and Superannuation of Mr. Schreiber, Duties assigned to, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 9678 (v).
Railways and Canals, Deptl. Rep. : Presented (Mr. Emmerson) 908 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Deptl. Salaries :	in Com. of Sup., 93,
1219 (i). 9061 (v).
[Stage Direction]
 Extra Clerks, Salaries : in Com. of Sup.,
1521 (i).	.
[Stage Direction]
 Miscellaneous Expenditure :	in Com. of
Sup., 1520 (i).
Railways and Canals, Subsidized by Govt., Amount expended, &c. : M. (Mr. A. Martin) for Ret.*, 916 (i).
Railway Belt Lands.   B.C.@: , Settlement re Abuses under Crown Timber Regulations :	Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 9295 (v).
Railwav Commission, Appnmt. of Chairman : Remarks (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 54 (i).

Expenditure re Private Car ; Remarks
(Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 1538 (i).

Inquiry for Rep. (Mr. Lennox) 2007, 2685
(ii' 6136 (iv).

 Maintenance. Appnmts., &c. ; in Com. of
Sup., 1524 (i).

 Names of Employees, &c. : M. for Ret.*
(Mr. Perley) 403 (i).

 Ques. (Mr. Poster) 684 (i).

 Salaries paid, Private Secs., &c. : Ques.
(Mr. Blain) 687 (i).

 Official Cars, Legal Expenses, &c. :
Ques. (Mr. Monk) 593 (i).
O
Railway Commission, Re-bearing of N. W. Cases : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 56 (i).

 Rental of Rooms : Remarks (Mr. Poster)
in Com. of Sup., 1542 (i).
Railway Commission Rep., Opinion of Min. of Jus. re : Remarks (Mr. Lennox) 6233 (iv).

Non-Production of, on M. for Sup. (Mr. Lennox) 6233 (iv).

 Report : Presented (Mr. Emmerson) 6346
(iv).

Staff Salaries and Rep. of Mr. Blair : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 1639 (i).
Railway Mail Clerks : in Com. of Sup., 139 (i).
See ' Post Office,' &c.
Railway Passes, Certificate of Identification for Members : M, (Mr. Bergeron) 7249 (iv).
Railway Rates, Discrimination re, on M. (Mr. P. H. McKenzie) to cone, in 4th Rep. of Agriculture Committee, 4984 (iii).
See ' Rys.-Freight.'
Railway Rep., Delay in bringing down : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 601 (i).
Railway Statistics ; in Com. of Sup., 1521 (i).
Railway and Steamboat Accidents, 1904, Investigation re Causes, &c. : M. for Ret.* (Mr. A. Martin) 1397 (i).
Ry. Surveys for Joliette Co., Total Expenditure, &c., re : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1346 (i).

 M. for Ret. (Mr. Monk) 2065 (ii).
RAILWAYS :
Atlantic and Lake Superior Ry. Co.'s Claims for Damages, Amounts paid, &c. Ques. (Mr. Ames) 2063 (ii).

Remarks	(Mr.	Ames) 7021	(iv).

 Remarks	(Mr.	Ames) In Com.	of Sup.,
9382 (v).
Canada Atlantic Ry., Purchase : Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Haggart)	2685 (ii).

Remarks	(Mr.	Haggart) 69	(i).
See ' C. A. Ry.'
Canada Eastern Ry. Improvements of Roadbed : Remarks (Mr. Crocket) in Com. of Sup., 1978 (i).

 M. for Ret. (Mr. Crocket) 734 (i).

Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Crocket) 4811
(iii).

Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup.,
1922 (i).
C. P. R. Land Taxation, re Municipalities, Judgment of Sup. Court : Remarks (Mr. W. F. Maclean) on M. for Sup., 2022 (ii).
Caplin and Paspebiac Ry., Payments re Subsidy : M. for Ret. (Mr. Ames) 3203 (ii).
Crow's Nest Pass Ry. Co., Passenger Rates, Ref. to Ry. Commission :	Remarks (Mr. Herron) 6836 (iv).
Freight Rates, Advancement of Rebate : Remarks (Mr. Campbell) in Com. of Sup., 1545

 Discrimination, &e.:	Remarks (Mr. Hughes, Ont.) In Com. of Sup., 890 (i).



RAILWAYS-Con.
Gratuities to Ry. Employees : in Com. of Sup., 2183 (ii).
See 1 I.C.R.', &c.
Jacques Cartier Survey, Costs, Reports, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 693 (i).
James Bay Ry., Deviation of Line, &c.: M. for Cor.* (Mr. Grant) 9697 (v).

Maps or Plans re Location, Piling of :
Ques. (Mr. Grant) 2190 (ii).
Joliette Co., Ry. Surveys, Total Expenditure re : Ques. 'Mr. Monk) 1346 (i).
See ' Ry. Surveys.'
McGill University, Grant to Ry. Transportation School : in Com. of Sup., 9381 (v).
Madoc and Eldorado Ry. Bonus, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Northrup) 7261 (iv).
National Transcontinental : See ' G. T. P.'
New Brunswick Southern Ry., Negotiations re Purchase, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 584 (i).
Passenger and Freight Rates, Advancement of, Information re : Remarks (Mr. Kemp) in Com. of Sup., 1542 (i).
POre Marquette Ry., Emplymt. of Aliens, Rep. re : Laid on Table (Sir William Mulock) 6232 (iv).

 Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 271 (i).
Census (1901) : Presented (Mr. Fisher) 50 (i).
Civil Service Examiners : Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5428 (iii).
Civil Service Insurance Act, Statement : Presented (Mr. Paterson) 54 (i).
Civil Service List :	Presented (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 51 (i).	[DOT]
Dom. Police Commissioner's Report :	Presented (Mr. Fitzpatrick) 54 (i).
Geographical Board of Canada : Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 625 (i).
Indian Affairs : Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 111 (i).
Inland Revenue :	Presented (Mr. Brodeur)
51 (il. 4085 (iii).
Interior :	Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
453 (i).
Justice (Penitentiaries) : Presented (Mr. Fitz-Datrickl 271 (i).
Marine and Fisheries :	Presented (Mr. Pr6-
fontaine) 111 (i).
Militia, King's Regulations and Orders : Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 54 (i).
Post Office : Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 54 (i).
Public Works :	Presented (Mr. Hyman) 731
Secretary of State :	Presented (Sir Wilfrjjd'
Laurier) 5428 (iii).
Trade and Commerce : Presented (Mr. Paterson) 50, 321 (i).
Reptile Fund, &c. (remarks) in Com. of Sup., 1576 (i).
Resignation of Conservative Ministers in 1896 : Personal Explanation (Messrs. Foster, Hag-gart and Taylor) 841 (i).
Resignation of Hon. C. Sifton :	See ' Sifton,'
' Autonomy.'

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Restigouche Bridge, Repairs, &c. :	Remarks
(Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 9385 (v).
Returns and Reports : Inquiry for (Mr. R. L. Borden) 1242 (i).

 Delay in Producing : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 1594 (i).
Returns : Inquiry for, 2262 (ii), 4751 (iii).

 Inquiry for (Mr. Foster) 5600 (Iii).

Inquiry for (Mr. S. Hughes) 5209 (iii).
Ret. Officers' Dep., Delay in Payments to, Letter from Mr. Walker :	Read (Mr. W. J.
Roche) 6560 (iv).
Returning Officers for Mackenzie and Dauphin, Man., Special Reps., Inquiry for (Mr. R. L. Borden) 1336 (i).
Returning Officers, Forms and Instructions re Dom. Elections : M. for Copies* (Mr. Barker) 697 (i).

 Instructions re Form of Oath at London
and Oxford Elections : M. (Mr. Armstrong) to adjn., 7331 (iv).
Revenue Collections, I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 2204 (ii).
Revenue collected in N. W. Ters., Customs and Inland Rev. : M. for Ret. (Mr. Roche, Marquette) 600 (i).
Revenue Cruisers for Customs :	in Com. of
Sup., 409 (i).
Richelieu Bridge at Sorel : Inquiry for O. C., &c. (Mr. Foster) 8098 (v).

 Papers laid on Table, 8268 (v).

Remarks (Mr. Brodeur) in Com. of Sup.,
6960 (iv).
Richelieu River Dredging :	in Com. of Sup.,
7376 (iv).
Richibucto, Extension Pier :	in Com. of Sup.,
7501 (iv).

 Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 6730
(iv).



Remarks (Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup.,
1523 (i).
Rideau Hall, Grounds, Renewals, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 9550 (v).	'

 in Com. on Ways and Means, 8984 (v).
Rolling Stock Equipment, I.C.R., Number added 1900-4 : M. for Ret.* (Mr. Foster) 736 (i).
Rolling Stock, I.C.R. ; in Com. of Sup., 1986 (i), 2037 (ii), 6428 (iv).

 Stmnt. of Estimated Cost : Read in Com.
of Sup., 9501 (v).
Rondeau Harbour Improvements :	in Com. of
Sup., 7564 (iv).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: 

VII., c. 39.) CCX11 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Royal Military College : to Com. of Sup., 7000 (Iv), 9170 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Drill Hall : to Com. of Sup., 1561 (i).
Royal Mint : See ' Mint.'
Royal Scots Armoury, Military Properties : In Com. of Sup., 9169 (v).
Royal Trust Co., Ref. to in Com. on B. 99 (Mr. Fielding) 3651 (il).
Running Time, I.C.R., Connections at Montreal: Remarks (Mr. Morin) 6831 (iv).
Rural Mail Delivery, Establishment in Can., Probable Cost, &c.: M. for Reps., &e., (Mr. Dennox) 2067 (11).
Rural Mail Delivery System : Remarks (Mr. Foster) to Com. of Sup., 220 (1).
See ' Post Office,' &c.
Rustico Harbour, Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1738 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Dredging, Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. A.
Martin) 1593 (i).
Ryan, Heber W., Emplymt. by Govt. : Ques. (Mr. Ganong) 4458 (iii).
St. Abdon Post Office, Establishment of, Recommendation re : Ques. (Mr. Morin) 6653. (iv).
St. Alexis, Ha Ha Bay Pier : Com. of Sup., 7390
(iv)	.
St. Alphonse de Bagotville Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 6868 (iv).
St. Alphonse Wharf, Quo.: to Com. of Sup., 9591
(v)	.
St. Andre de Kamouraska, Wharf Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 7390 (iv).
St. Angel Harbour Dredging, Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. Paquet) 1759 (i).
St. Anicet and Ste. Barbe Waterways : to Com. of Sup., 7380 (iv).
Ste. Anne de la PocatiOre, Pier Reconstruction: in Com. of Sup., 7390 (iv).
St. Boniface, Hospital : in Com. of Sup., 1846
[Stage Direction]
 Public Building : In Com. of Sup., 9549
(v).
St. Catharines Drill Hall : to Com. of Sup., 1578 (i).
St. Catherine's Bay and Tadousac SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 948 (i).
St. Charles Borromee Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7390 (iv).
St. Cyrille, Diversion of Ry. Line : in Com. of Sup., 1969 (1).
St. Fabien Subway, I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 1980 (i).
Ste. Famille Wharfage Dues, Abolition of : Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 1150 (i).
Ste. Famille Wharf, Expenditure re : Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 1149 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Extension : to Com. of Sup., 7390 (iv).
Ste. FidOle Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7390 (iv). Ste. Flavie I.C.R., Increased Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 9390 (v).
St. Francis de Sales Wharf : in Com of Sup., 7391 (iv).
St. Francis, Isolated Block : to Com. of Sup.,
7391	(iv).
St. Francis Lake (Beauce) Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9591 (v).
St. Frangois and Quebec SS. Subsidy, Requests re : Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 1504 (i).
St. Frangois Wharf, Expenditure re in Sept., Oct. and Nov., 1904 : Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1343 (1).
St. Fulgence Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7392 (iv). St. G6d6on Island Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
7392	(iv).
Ste. Genevieve Piers : in Com. of Sup., 9592 (v). Ste. Genevieve and Isle Bizard, Expenditure re, Cor., &c.: M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Monk) 601 (1).
St. George, Mr. P. W., Emplymt. by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Ames) 152 (1).
St Ignace Channel Dam, Plan, Completion, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 692 (i).
Huot. Mr.   J.@: Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 218 (1).
St. Jean des Charltons Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9592 (v).
St. Jean d'Orleans Wharf : in Com. of Sup.,
7393	(iv).
St. John Detention Building . to Com. of Sup., 1050 (i).
St. John and Digby SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 904, 966 (i).

 Resolution from Moncton Board of Trade:
Read (Mr. Daniel) 904 (i).


Huot. Mr.   J.@: in Com. of Sup., 1049 (i), 7503 (iv).'
St. John, N.B., Dublin, Belfast Winter Service : in Com. of Sup., 902 (1).
St. John, Halifax and London SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 903 (i), 7087 (iv).

 Memorial from Board of Trade, St. John:
Read (Mr. Daniel) 903 (1).
St. John, Halifax and W. Indies Mail Subsidies: in Com. of Sup., 7176 (iv).

 Res. from Montreal Corn Exchange :
Read (Mr. Ames) 7178 (iv).
St. John, Halifax and Yarmouth SS. Subvention: in Com. of Sup., 923 (i), 6901 (iv).
St. John Harbour, Improvements :	Remarks
(Mr. Stockton) in Com. of Sup., 775 (i). 

 Protection Works : in Com. of Sup., 7503
(iv)	.
St. John, N.B., Harbour and Transportation Commission, Reps, re : M. for Copies* (Mr. Daniel) 9698 (v).
St. John Harbour, N.B.: in Com. of Sup., 9588
(v)	.
St John, Increased Accommodation I.C.R.: in Com. of Sup., 9389 (v).
St. John and Minas Basin SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 926, 971 (i).

coxiii
St. John River, Mail Subsidy paid to Star Line: Remarks (Mr. Daniel) in Com. of Sup., 181 (i).
St. John Quarantine Station : in Com. of Sup., 1052 (i).
St. John River, Tidal Water, Contribution re Wharfs : in Com. of Sup., 9590 (v).

 Tidal Waters : in Com. of Sup., 7503 (iv).

 Tributaries : in Com. of Sup., 7501 (iv).
St. John and St. Martins, N.B., Mail Contract : Ques. (Mr. Daniel) 2776 (ii).
St. John and W. Indies and S. America, Mail Subsidies : in Com. of Sup., 8691 (v).
St. John and Westport SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 966 (i).	-
St. John's, P.Q., Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1143 (i).
St. Joseph's Pier, Lake Huron, Delay re Completion : Ques. (Mr. Armstrong) 2774 (ii).
St. Lambert and Beloeil, Double Tracking: in Com. of Sup., 2183 (ii).
St. Lawrence Canals, Deepening Shoals: in Com. of Sup., 6289 (iv).
St. Lawrence Channel, Aids to Navigation : in Com. of Sup., 2858 ; Res. from Montreal Board of Trade : Read, 2859 ; Res. from j Allan SS. Owners : Read, 2860 (ii).

Remarks (Mr. Bickerdike) in Com. of
Sup., 2891 (ii).

 Lights, Buoy Service, &c.:	in Com. of
Sup., 2703 (ii).
See ' Marine,' &c.
St. Lawrence Navigation, Aids to : Remarks (Mr. Daniel) in Com. of Sup., 891 (i).

 Channel, Dredging, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
2448 (ii).

 ' Montcalm,' Ice Breaker, &c.: in Com. of
Sup., 2451 (ii).

 St. Mary's Current : in Com. of Sup., 814
(i).
St. Lawrence Ship Channel, New Dredge Plant : in Com. of Sup., 9171 (v).
St. Lawrence (lower) Removal of Rock : in Com. of Sup., 7308 (iv).

 Suction Dredge, &c.:	in Com. of Sup.,
6436 (iv).



VII., c. 155.)

[Stage Direction]
St. Mary's Current, St. Lawrence Channel, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 814 (i).
St. Mary's Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1578 (i).
St. Maurice River Channel Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6851, 7326 (iv).
St. Maurice District Slides and Booms : in Com. of Sup., 7579 (iv).
St. Maurice Valley Ry. Co.'s B. No. 173 (Mr. Bureau) Pet. presented, 6826'; M. to receive Pet., 7017 ; 1°*, 7175 ; 2°*, 7261 (iv) ; in Com. and 3°*, 8655 (v). (5 Edward VII., c. 156.)
St. Moise Station Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1976 (i).
St. Ours Canal, Booms and Piers : in Com. of Sup., 1499 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Landing Wharf : in Com. of Sup.., 6302
(iv).
St. Paul Land and Hydraulic Co.'s Lease, Rental, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Monk) 2777 (ii).
St. Peter's Bay Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1739 (i).
St. Peter's Breakwater, P.E.I., Tenders re, &c.: Ques. (Mr. A. Martin) 5035 (iii).
St. Peter's Canal, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6303 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Repairs : in Com. of Sup., 6308 (iv).
St. Regis Lockup : in Com. of Sup., 237 (i).
St. Simeon Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7393 (iv).
St. Stephen and Black Bay SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 936 (i).
St. Th6r6se Island, Dredging : in Com. 0f Sup., 7376 (iv).
St. Timothee Wharf, Repairs, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 7305 (iv).
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary : in Com. of Sup., 480 (i).
Sabbath Day Legislation, Reference Expenses : in Com. of Sup., 9684 (v).
Sackville Railway Station, Tenders re Erection, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Fowler) 5133 (iii).
Sacre Coeur Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7390 (iv).
Saguenay River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7377
Salmon Canning Fisheries, B.C., Suspension, &c„ Representations re : Ques. (Mr. Sproule) 269 (i).
See * Fisheries,' &c.
Salmon, Capt., Resignation re ' Canada,' &c., Collision : M. (Mr. Ames) for Cor., 384 (i).

[Stage Direction]
Salmon, Capt., Rep. re Accident to ' Lurcher,' Laid on Table, 2878 (ii).
See ' Marine,' &c.
Salmon Hatcheries and Provincial Fishing Licenses : Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 2905 (ii).
Salmon River, B.C., Removal of Obstructions : in Com. of Sup., 7575 (iv).
Salvation Army Colonies, Rider Haggard's Rep.: Ques. (Mr. U. Wilson) 6188 (iv).
See ' Immigration.'
Sandwich Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1579 (i).
Sarnia, Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7564 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Post Office Building : Remarks (Mr. Henderson) in Com. of Sup., 862 (i).
Saskatchewan Bill, Conference re Boundaries : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8268 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Papers re Population, &c., Laid on Table,
8267 (v).
Saskatchewan Boundaries, Addition to : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. on B. 69, 5621 (iii).
Saskatchewan, Province of, Financial Clauses : prop. Res. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 2914 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Deb.: See 'Autonomy Bills.'
Saskatchewan Bridge Co.'s incorp. B. No. Ill (Mr. .Scott) 1°*, 2184 ; 2°*, 2773 (Ii) ; in Com., and 3°*, 4259 (ill). (5 Edward VII., c. 157.)
Saskatchewan (North) River Survey : in Com. of Sup., 9602 (v).
Saskatchewan, Permanent Capital at Regina : Remarks (Mr. Lamont) 1596 (i).
Saskatchewan Valley Land Co., Issue of Patents, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Foster) 8267, 8655 (v).	.
Saskatoon Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1640 (i), 9550 (v).
Saugeen River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 9602
(v).
Saugeen River Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 7565 (iv).
Sault Ste. Marie Bonded Warehouse re Soft Coal, Establishment of, &c.:	Ques. (Mr. Boyce) 5688 (iii).
Sault Ste. Marie Canal, Construction : in Com. of Sup., 1334 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Contracts re Construction : in Com. of
Sup., 1406 (i).
Sault Ste. Marie, Celebration re Ship Canals : in Com. of Sup., 9621 (v).
Sault Ste. Marie Canal Dredging, U.S. and Canadian Contractors, Prices, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Pringle) 589 (1).
Sault Ste. Marie Govt. Dredging Dock, Total Amount expended, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Boyce) 5426 (iii).
Sault Ste. Marie Harbour Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 6881 (iv).
Savage Harbour, P.E.I., Proposed Improvements: Ques. (Mr. A. A. McLean) 3361 (ii).
Saw-logs, Export Duty, &c.:	Renjarks (Mr. Perley) on M. for Sup., 752 (1).
Sbarrettl, Memorandum re Separate Schools : See ' Manitoba Boundaries,' &c.
Sshool Lands sold by Auction in N.W.T., Number of Acres : Ques. (Mr. Lake) 730 (i). Schools of Navigation :	in Com. of Sup., 2639
Schreiber, Mr. :	See ' Railways and Canals.'
Schukin, Ivan, Claim of, Cor. with Int. Dept, and Dom. Lands Office at Yorkton, &c. : M. for Copies* (Mr. Lake) 2334 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. Lake) in Com. of Sup., 6408
(iv).
' Scotia,' Str., Certificates of Engineers, &e, : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 8385 (v).
Scott's Bay Breakwater Extension : in Com. of Sup., 7415 (iv).
*	Scout,' Str., Compensation Claims re Injuries,
&c. :	Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of
Sup., 6463 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Expenditure re Coast Service : Remarks
(Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup., 2700 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
Investigation re Explosion of Acetylene
Gas, Appnmt. of Experts : Remarks, 4841 (Iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Repairs, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 6643 (iv).
See ' Marine,' &c.
*	Scurvy Politician,' Ques. of Order re Quotation : Ruling (Mr. Speaker) 3863 (ii). Seaforth Post Office :	Remarks (Mr. Gunn) in
Com. of Sup., 858 (i).
Seamen's Act Amt. B. No. 38 (Mr. Prefontaine) 1° m., 583 (i) ; 2°*, 2114 ; in Com., 2115 (ii); wthdn. 4749 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 B. No. 147 (Mr. Prdfontaine) 1°*, 4750
(iii)	; 2°*, 7424 ; in Com., 7424 (iv), 9029 ; 3°*, 9031 (v). (5 Edward VII., c. 40.)
[Stage Direction]
Victoria Board of Trade Res. : Read (Mr. Prefontaine) 7432 (iv).
See ' Shipwrecked,' ' Marine,' &c. Secretary of State, Deptl. Employees, Salaries, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Belcourt) 8655 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Number of Employees : Ques. (Mr. Henderson) 8147 (v).
*

 Depth Report :	Presented (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier 5428 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 Salaries :	in Com. of Sup., 74 (i), 6248
(iv)	, 9071 (V).
Secret Service, Expenditure re :	in Com. of
Sup., 6958 (iv).
Seed Grain, Advance to Settlers, N.W.T. : in Com. of Sup., 9307 (v).
Seed Grain, Indians, Man and N.W.T. : in Com. of Sup., 6539 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Indians, N.B. : in Com. of Sup., 6516 (iv).
Seeds, Sale and Inspection B. No. 7 (Mr. Fisher) M. for Com. on Res., 52 ; in Com., 54 ; 1°*, 66 ; 2° m., 322 ; in Com., 322, 1155, 1788 ; 3°, m., 1868 ; 3°*, 1886 (i) ; Sen. Amts., 7583 (iv). (5 Edward VII., c. 41.)
[Stage Direction]


Selkirk Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1634 (i).
Selkirk Ret. Officers, Occupation, &c. :	Ques.
(Mr. Northrup) 1761 (i).
Selkirk Wharf Extension : in Com. of Sup., 7573 (iv).
Semaphores, I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 1986 (i).
Senate and House of Commons (indemnity) B. No. 202 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) Res. prop., 9701 ; in Com. on Res., 9726 ; 1'* of B„ 9733 ; 2°*, 9791 ; in Com., 9791 ; 3°*, 9792 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 43.)
Senate and House of Commons Conferences, Mess, from the Senate : Read (Mr. Fielding) 9028 (y).
*

 M. (Mr. Fielding) to cone., 9280 (y).
Senate Contingencies :	in Com. of Sup., 6620,
6943 (iv).
Separate Schools, Circulars addressed to Orange Lodge :	Remarks on prop. Res. (Mr. [DOT]*-Hughes) re Imp. Parliament, 2405 (ii).
Separate School Pamphlet, Official Authorization for Distribution, Preparation, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Foster) 2328 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
 Remarks (Mr. Foster) 2006 (ii).
Separate Schools, Pets, from E. Assa. : Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Sproule) 2412 (ii).
Separate Schools, Ques. of Privilege (Mr. Lake) 3649 (ii).
[Stage Direction]
See ' Autonomy Bill,' ' Man. Boundaries.'
' Seguin,' Str., Purchase by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 3834 (ii).
Sergeant-at-Arms, Salaries, &c. :	in Com. of
Sup., 240 (i), 6610 (iv).
Sessional Clerks, House of Commons : in Coin, of Sup., 239 (i), 6595 (iv).
Sessional Messengers :	in Com. of Sup., 6612
(iv).
Sessional Pages : in Com. of Sup., 6613 (iv).
Sessions of Parliament, Delays in bringing down Estimates, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 9085 (v).
Settlers' Effects, Duty re :	in Com. of Ways
and Means, 8996 (v).
Severn River, Removal of Obstructions at Macdonald's Chute : in Com. of Sup., 9602 (v).
Seymour, Mr. D. G., Complaint re Homestead Location :	Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden)
9033, 9294 (v).-
Shadwell, Mr. J. B., Gratuity to : in Com. of Sup., 6435 (iv).
Shaw, Mr. J. B., Retirement, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Lake) 264 (i).
Shelburne Harbour Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7418 (iv).	[DOT]
Shelburne Postmaster, Dismissal, &c., Cor. re : M. for Copies (Mr. Barr) 595 (i).
Shellmouth Bridge, N.W.T. :	in Com. of Sup.,
7591 (iv).
Shellmouth Public Building :	in Com. of Sup.,
1043 (i).
Sherbrooke Armouries, Provision for Militia, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Worthington) 266 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Immediate Erection, &c. :	Ques. (Mr. Worthington) 5784 (iii).
[Stage Direction]
 Purchase of Land, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. Worthington) in Com. of Sup., 427 (i)..
[Stage Direction]
 Purchase of Site, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Worthington) 191 (i).
Sherbrooke Drill Hall : in Com. of Sup., 1139
(i).	.
Sherbrooke Postal Delivery Service : Ques. (Mr. Worthington) 378 (i).
Sherbrooke Post Office, Improvements, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Worthington) 191 (i).
Sheriff of Yukon, Allowances : in Com. of Sup., 132 (i).
Ships Safety B.:  Prevention in N.W.T.:	Remarks (Mr. Herron) in Com. of Sup., 1841 (i).
Smart, Jas. A., Dep. Min. of Interior, Resignation, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Taylor) 4370 (iii).

 Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup.,
115 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Lake) in Com. of Sup., 6419
(iv).
Smelting Ore, Mines Branch : in Com. of Sup., 9303 (v).
Smith, Mr. E. D., Charges by Min. of Agr. : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 814 (i).



CCXY1 INDEX

[Stage Direction]
Smith, Mr. E. D., Statements re Cold Storage : Remarks (Mr. Fisher) 874 (i).
Snow Blockades, I.C.R., Delay in Service, &c.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. o£ Sup., 2028 (ii).
See ' I.C.R.', ' P.E.I.', &c.
Sorel, Deep Water Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 9593 (v).
[Stage Direction]
Dredge Building, &c.:	Remarks (Mr. Hugkes, Ont.) in Com. of Sup.,-790 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 Ice Piers : in Com. of Sup., 6841 (iv).
Sorel Shipyards, Dredge Building: Remarks (Mr. Ames) in Com. of Sup., 6448 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
Expenditure re Wages, Supplies, &c.: M.
for Ret.* (Mr. Monk) 1399 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Purchase of Supplies :	Remarks (Mr. Monk) in Com. of Sup., 2457 (ii).
Soulanges Canal Enlargement : in Com. of Sup., 1421 (i), 6290 (iv).
Souris Public Building, P.E.I.: in Com. of Sup., 1047 (i).
S. Africa and Canada SS. Service, Dates of Sailing, Values, &c., of Exports : M. (Mr. A. Johnston) for Ret.*, 1397 (i).
S. Africa and Canada SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 971 (i).
S. A. War, King's Medals for Canadian Soldiers: M. for Cor.*, &e. (Mr. Worthington) 3204 (ii). South Shore Ry. Co. and the Quebec Southern Co.'s B. No. 149 (Mr. Brown) 1°*, 5783 (iii) ; 2°*, 6868 (iv) ; M. to ref. back to Ry. Com., 9072 ; M. to place on Order Paper for Com., 9278 ; in Com., 9340, 9586 ; 3°*, 9587 ; Sen. Amts., 9815 (v).	(5 Edward VII., c. 158.)
Sovereign Fire Assurance Co. of Canada's in-corp. B. No. 26 (Mr. E. F. Clarke) 1°*, 493 ; 2°*, 583 ; in Com., 1755 ; 3°*, 1757 (i). (5 Edward VII., c. 159.)
Spanish River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7565 (iv).
Speaker, Election of : M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier)
2 (i).
Speaker, Dep.: M. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) to appoint, 50 (i).
Speeches of Members, Delay in Printing at Bureau : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) 7723 (iv). Speech from Throne : See ' Address.'
Spirits in Bond, Age Limit, &c.: Remarks (Mr. W. F. Maclean) in Com. on B. 176, 8679 (v). Standard Gauge, P.E.I. Ry., Cost of Construction : Remarks (Mr. Blain) in Com. of Sup., 2181 (ii).
Detective Service P.   O.@: , Dismissal of Mr. H. Lawson, Cor., Reps., &c.: M. for Copies* (Mr. A. Martin) 1398 (i).


Administration B.: Indexing, &c.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 8673 (v).

Completion of : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 745 (i).


Northwest Territories Representation Act Amt.   B.@: ccxvii
Submarine Signal Bells. Installation : in Com. of Sup., 2871 (ii).

 reps, of U.S., List of Stations : Read (Mr. Prgfontaine) 2871 (ii).
Submarine Signal Co. of Boston. Cor. with Min. of Mar., &c.: M. (Mr. Monk) for Copies*. 917 (1).
Summerside Drill Hall : Remarks (Mr. Lefur-gey) in Com. of Sup., 1562, 1662 (i). Summerside Harbour Breakwater : in Com. of Sup., 1739 (i).
Summerside Improvements, P.E.I. Ry : in Com. of Sup., 2176 (ii).
Summerville Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7418 (iv). Sunday Customs Collections, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 413 (i).
Sunday Observance Legislation, Payment for Legal Services : in Com. of Sup., 6722 (iv).

 Govt. Legislation, re: Ques. (Mr. Sproule)
8656 (v).
Superannuation Scheme, I.C.R. : Remarks (Mr. Daniel) in Com. of Sup., 2241 (ii).
See ' Employees,' &c.


Supply B.: 
Edward VII.: , c. 2.)
Supply : M. for Com. (Mr. Paterson) 50 (i). SUPPLY :
Committee :
Administration of Justice : See ' Justice.' Arts, Agriculture and Statistics :
Aid to Agricultural Societies, 1829 (i). Archives, 1823 (i), 6679 (iv).
Criminal Statistics, 1473 (i).
Dairying Interests, To promote, 6938, 7014 (iv).
Dairying Interests, Live Stock, &c., 6932
(iv)	.
Dorn. Exhibition, New Westminster, 9608
(v)	.
Exhibitions, 1831 (i), 6269 (iv). Experimental Farms, 6165 (iv), 9608 (v). For Renewing Can. Exhibit at Imp. Institute, 1836 (i).
Fumigating Stations, 1831 (i).
General Statistics, 1827 (i), 6274 (iv). Historical Data re Acadians, 1830 (i). Live Stock Records, 6680 (iv).
Patent Record, 1472 (1).
Printing. &c., of Bulletins, 6926 (iv). Quinquennial Census, Man., Saskn. and Alta., 9608 (v).
Year Book, 1474 (i).
Charges of Management :
General Vote, 69 (i), 6249 (iv), 8691, 9052 (v).
Civil Government :
Agriculture, 91 (i), 9053-57 (v).
Auditor General's Office, 77, 90 (1), 6721 (iv).
Board of Civil Service Examiners, 75 (i), 6249 (iv).
SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.
Civil Government-Con.
Contingencies :
Agriculture, 92 (i), 9057 (v).
Auditor General's Office, 6721 (iv). Finance, 118 (i), 6268 (iv).
Governor General's Secretary's Office, 70 (i), 6248 (iv).
Interior, 116 (i).
Justice, 73 (i).
Labour, 100 (i).
Marine and Fisheries, 105 (i), 2442 (ii), 6265 (iv).
Militia and Defence, 9068 (v). North-west Mounted Police, 78 (i).
Post Office, 95 (i), 6240 (iv), 9060 (v). Privy Council Office, 72 (i).
Public Printing and Stationery, 76 (i). Public Works. 94 (i).	-
Railways and Canals, 94 (i).
Secretary of State, 75 (i).
Trade and Commerce, 9034 (iv). Customs, 78 (i), 9069 (v).
Depts. Generally, 121 (i), 6268 (iv). Finance, 119 (i), 6268 (iv), 9060 (v). Geological Survey, 122 (i), 6248 (iv). Governor General's Secretary's Office, 70 (i), 9053 (v).
High Commissioner's Office, 120 (i).
Indian Affairs, 116 (i).
4 Inland Revenue, 89 (i), 9069 (v).
Interior, 114 (i), 6234 (iv), 9070 (v). Justice, 72 (i).
Labour, 100 (i).
Marine and Fisheries, 102 (i), 6265 (iv), 9050 (v).
Militia and Defence, 112 (i), 9067 (v). North-west Mounted Police, 78 (i).
Post Office, 95 (i), 9058 (v).
Privy Council Office, 71 (i).
Public Printing and Stationery, 76 (i). Public Works, 94 (i), 6724 (iv), 9071 (v). Railways and Canals, 93 (i), 9061, 9066 (v). Secretary of State, 74 (i), 6248 (iv), 9071 (v).
Trade and Commerce, 96 (i).
Culling Timber, 7236 (iv).
Custpms :
Gratuity to Jeffrey Foot, 6434 (iv). Gratuity to Widow of Late J. B. Shadwell, 6435 (iv).
Gratuity to Widow of Late John Turner, 6435 (iv).	'
Salaries, Contingent Expenses, &c.,	256,
405 (i).
Salaries, Travelling Inspectors, Expenses, Jtc., 405 (i).
Dominion Lands :
Contingencies, 6406 (iv), 9292 (v).
Mines Branch, Iron Ore Electric Smelting, 9303 (v).
Salaries, &e., 9251 (v).
Extra Clerks, &c., 9289 (v).
Surveys, &c., 6406 (iv), 8671, 9306 (v). Timber Lands Protection of, 9297 (v). Dominion Police :
General Vote, 137 (i).
Excise :
Adulteration of Food, 1699, 1710 (i).
Extra Duty Pay re Overtime, 1688 (i). Methylated Spirits, 1690 (i).
Preventive Service, 1688 (i).
Provisional Allowances to Officers, 1690
(i).
ccxviii

SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.
Excise-Con.
Salaries, &c., 1679 (i).
To pay Collectors of Customs Allowance for Duty collected, 1689 (i).
To pay L. A. FrSchette for Translation, 1690 (i).
Travelling Expenses, Rent, Fuel, &c., 1689
(i)	. 6724 (iv).
Weights and Measures :
Metric System, 1698 (1).
Rent, Fuel, Travelling Expenses, &c., 1695 (i).
Salaries, &c., 1692 (i).
Salaries re Light Inspection, 1696 (1). Fisheries :
Bait Freezers, 9620 (v).
Commission on Fisheries, 9172 (v).
Fog Fish, Reduction Works re 9173 (v). Fish-breeding Establishments, &c., 2904
(ii)	, 6635 (iv).
Fishing Bounty, Expenses re, 6636 (iv). Fish-curing Establishments, 9173 (v). Honorarium to R. N. Venning, re Russian Seizures, 6630 (iv).
New Boilers, &c., Cruiser ' Petrel,' 6630 (iv).
Ovster Culture, 2911 (ii).
Protection Service, 2907 (ii).
Salaries to Overseers, &c., 2878 (ii), 6630
(iv) .	*
Geological Survey :
Books for Library, 8671 (v).
Compiling of Field1 Notes, &c., 8670 (v). General Vote, 8669 (v).
Metallurgical. Petrographical Assistance, 8671 (V).
Special Surveys in B.C- and Yukon, 8669
(v)	.
To pay Frank Nicolas, 9249 (v).
Govt, of Northwest Territories :
Land Titles Offices, Expenses, &c., 9249 (v).
Govt, of Yukon Teritory :
Additional Living Allowance, Major Z. T. Wood, 9250 (v).
General Vote, 7716 (iv), 9622 (v).
Grant for Local Purposes, 7718 (iv), 9250 (v).
Immigration :
Agents' Salaries, Can., G. B. and Foreign Countries, 7684 (iv), 9226, 9308 (v). Contingencies in Canada, British and Foreign Countries, 6384, 7709 (iv).
Indians :
British Columbia :
Dom. Exhibition at New Westminster, 9339 (v).	!
Industrial Schools, &c., 6556 (iv), 9339 (v). Medical Attendance, &c., 6555 (iv). Miscellaneous, 9339 (v).
Pemberton Reserve, 9339 (v).
Travelling Expenses, 6556 (iv). Generally :
P. H. Bryce, Medical Inspector, 6558 (iv). Printing and Stationery, 6558 (iv) Manitoba and N.W.T.:
Annuities, 6538 (iv).
Implements, 9336 (v).
Live Stock, 6539 (iv).
Provisions, &c., 6550 (iv), 9338 (v).
Seeds, 6539 (iv).
Surveys, 6552 (iv).
SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.
Indians-Con.
New Brunswick :
Medical Attendance, 6516 (iv). Miscellaneous and Unforaeen, 6517 (iv). Relief and Seed Grain, 6516 (iv).
Salaries, 6516 (iv).
Supt.'s Salary, 9336 (v).
Nova Scotia :
General Vote, 6514 (iv).
Ontario and Quebec :
Blankets, &c., 226 (i).
General Legal Expenses, 237. (i).
Grant for Agriculture Society, Munceys, 237 (i).
Indian Treaty No. 9, Expenses re, 9336 (v).
Land Management Fund, 236 (i).
Legal Expenses, 9335 (v).
Medical Attendance, 223 ti).
Park in Thousand Islands, 9335 (v). Salaries of Chiefs, &c., and Agent Oka, 235 (1).
Schools, 225, 230 (i).
St. Regis Lockup, 237 (1).
Surveys of Reserves, 236 (i).
P.E.I.:
Medical Attendance, 6537 (iv).
Yukon :
Inspection of Staples :
Further Amount, Wages and Contingencies, 6901 (iv), 9616, 9681 (v).
Inspector's Salaries, &c., 7224 (iv).
Justice :
Atlin District, Judge's Allowance, 9683 (v). Exchequer Court :
General Vote, 125 (i).
Judges' Travelling Expenses, 122 (i). Miscellaneous, including N.W.T., 101, 102 (i), 6721 (iv).
Prince Albert, Court House, &c., 124 (i). Remuneration of N.W.T. Stenographers, 125 (i).
Salary, County Court Judge, N.S., 124 (i). Supreme Court :
General Vote, 125 (i).
Three Rivers, Judge, 9682 (v).
Yukon :
Fees, &e., 135 (i).
Judges' Travelling Allowances, 126 (1). Law Books, 136 (i).
Living Allowances, &c., 132 (i). Maintenance of Prisoners, 134 (i). Miscellaneous Expenditure, 137 (i). Legislation :
General :
Printing and Binding, 6948 (iv).
Printing, &c., of Laws, 6948 (iv). Voters' Lists, 6897, 6954 (iv).
House of Commons :
Committees, 6594 (iv).
Contingencies, 239 (i).
Debates, 239 (i), 6592 (iv).
General Vote, 6268 (iv).
Salaries, 238 (i).
Sergeant-at-Arms Estimate, 240 (i).
One Additional Messenger, 6613 (iv). Pages, 6613 (iv).
Sessional Messengers, 6610 (iv).
Sessional Clerks, 239 (i), 6595 (iv). Stationery, 6594 (iv).
Telephone Com., Expenses re Translation, 9621 (v).
Voters' (Lists, &c., 6897 (iv).



SUPPLY- Core.
Committee-Core.
Public Works-Income-Con.
Buildings-Con.
Manitoba-Con.
Winnipeg, District Military Stores Building, 1635 (i).
Examining Warehouse, 9549 (v). Immigration Building, 1635 (i), 9550 (v).
Military Buildings, Quarters, 1635 (i). New Postal Office, 16s6 (i).
Postal Station, 9549 t*).
New Brunswick :
Campbellton, Public Building, 1048 (i). General Vote, 7283 (iv).
Riehibucto, Public Building, 6730, 6813 (iv).
St. John, Drill Hall, 1049 (i), 7503 (iv). Immigration Detention Building, 1050 (i).
Quarantine, Partridge Island, 1052 (i). Woodstock Armoury, 1057 (i). Northwest Territories :
Barracks for Strathcona Horse, 1637 (i).
Calgary, Public Buildings, 1638 (i).
Land Titles Office, 1638 (i).
Court Houses, &c., 1638 (i).
Edmonton, Dom. Lands Office, 9550 (v). Immigrant Building, 9550 (v).
Jail, 1638 (i).
Public Building. 9550 (v). Lloydminster, Immigrant Building, 6734 (iv).
Medicine Hat, Public Building, 1638 (i). Moosejaw, Public Building, 1638 (i). Prince Albert, Public Building, 1638 (i). Red Deer, Court House, 1639 (i). Regina, Public Buildings, 1639 (i). Saskatoon, Public Building, 1640 (i), 9550 (v).
Nova Scotia :
Antigonish, Public Building, 846, 1015 (i).
Canso, Public Building, 1023 (i).
Glace Bay, Public Building, 1034 (i). Halifax, Dom. Building, 1036 (i). Immigrant Building, 1036 (i).
New Public Building, 1037 (i). Inverness, Public Building, 1040 (i). Shelburne, Public Building, 1043 (i). Sydney, Public Building, 1044 (i). Sydney Mines, Public Building, 1045 (i).
Ontario :
Belleville, 1547 (i).
Bowmanville, 1549 (i).
Brantford Drill Hall Addition, 1549 (i). Brideeburg, Public Building, 1550 (i). Chatham Armoury, 1551 (i).
Cobourg Armoury, 1554 (i).
Guelph Armoury, 1555 (i).
Hamilton Drill Hall, 1559 (i). Hawkesbury, Public Building, 1560 (i). Kingston Military Barracks, R.C.E.A., 1560 (i).
Military Buildings for Field Battery, 1561 (i).
Military College, Addition to Drill Hall, 1561 (i).

 Servants' Quarters, 1561 (1).

 Stable, 1561 (i).
London Drill Hall. 6732 (iv).
Military Magazine, 1562 (i).
New Stores Building, 1562 (i).
Post Office, 1563 (i).
SUPPLY-Core.
Committee-Core.
Public Works-Income-Core.
Buildings-Core.
Ontario-Core.
North Bav, Public Building, 1563 (i). Orillia, Public Building, 9549 (v). Oshawa, Public Building, 1564 (i). Ottawa Deptl. Buildings :
Fittings for Savings Bank Branch, 9549 (v).
Improvements in Main Building, 1565 (I).
New Coal Shed, 1565 (1).
Pavement on Wellington St., 1571 (i). Post Office Repairs, &c., 1573 (i). Printing Bureau, Additions, &c., 1575 (i).
Steel Drawers, &c., 1564 (i).
Owen Sound Public Building, 9547 (v). Peterborough Armoury, 1578 (i).
St. Catharines Drill Hall, 1578 (i).
St. Mary's, Public Building, 1578 (i). Sandwich, Public Building, 1579 (i). Simeoe Public Building 1581 (i). Stratford Armoury, 1581 (i).
Toronto, Customs House, 1581 (i).
Drill Hall, 1581 (i).
Examining Warehouse, 1583 (i). Military Buildings, Barracks, 1589 (i).
Post Office, Additions, Pneumatic Plant, 1590 (i).

 Additional P. O. Station, 1591
(i).

 Postal Station ' C,' 1592 (i). Prince Edward Island :
Souris, Public Building, 1047 (i). Quebec :
Actonvale, Public Building, 1101 (i). Chicoutimi, Public Building, 1106 (i). Dom. Buildings, Repairs, &e., 1107 (i). Grosse Isle, Quarantine Station, 1108 (i), 6734 (iv).
Lachute, Public Building, 1111 (i). Levis, Public Building, 1112 (i). Longueuil, Public Building, 1113 (i). Magog, Public Building, 1114 (i). Montmagny, Public Building, 1117 (i). Montreal, Barracks for Permanent Corps, 1118 (i).
Examining Warehouse, 1119 (i). Inland Revenue Building, Addition, 1119 (i).
Military Buildings, New Stores Building, 1125 (i).
Post Office, Improvements, 1127 (i). Post Office, Pneumatic Tube System, 1131 (i).
Quebec :
Hospital, 1138 (i), 9547 (v). Immigrants Buildings, Generally, 1138 (D.
St. Johns Public Building, 1143 (i). Sherbrooke, Public Building, 1139 (1). Valleyfleld, Public Building, 1143 (i). Rents, Repairs, &c. :
Dom. Buildings, Caretakers, &c., 1663 (i), 6822 (iv).
Fuel. 6822 (iv).
Furniture, 6817 (iv).
Rents, 6818 (iv).
Ottawa, Dom. Buildings :
Additional Fittings, Treasury Vault, 6825 (iv).



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SUPPLY- Con.
Committee-Con.
Public Works-Income-Con.
Buildings-Con.
Kents, Repairs, &c.-Con.
Ottawa, Dom. Buildings-Con.
Elevator Attendance, 667	(1), 6816
(iv)	, 9551 (v).
Fuel, 1670 (i).
Grounds, 6817 (iv).
Heating, Engineers' Salaries, &c., 1667
(i), 6816 (iv).
Lighting, 1667 (i), 6816 (iv).
Major's Hill Park, 6817 (iv).
Post Office Fittings and Supplies, 9551
(v)	.
Removal of Snow, 6823 (iv).
Rents, 1663 (i).
Repairs, &c., 6815 (iv).
Rideau Hall, including Grounds, 6823 (iv), 9550 (v).
Telephones, 1669 (i), 6814 (iv).
Rents, 1663 (i).
Yukon :
Yukon, Public Buildings, &c., 1666 (1). Dredging :
British Columbia :
General Vote, 7579 (iv).
To replace Snag Boats, &c., 7578 (iv). General Dredge Repairs, 6890,	'.'576
(iv).
Manitoba :
Generally, 7579 (iv).
New Plant :
Generally, 7578 (Iv), 9604 (v).
Manitoba, New Tug, &c., 7577 (iv).
Mar. Provs., 6891, 7578 (iv).
Ont. and Quebec, 7577 (iv).
Ont. and Que.:
Generally, 7579 (Iv).
P.E.I.:
New Dredge and Scows, 6891, 7576 (Iv). Harbours and Rivers :
British Columbia :
Anderson and Kennedy Lake, Clearing Outlets, 7573 (iv).
Chilliwack, Wharf, 7573 (Iv).
Columbia River, General Improvements, 7573 (iv).
Above Revelstoke, Obstructions, 7573 (Iv).
Below Revelstoke, Improvements, 7574 (iv).
Improvements above Golden, 7574 (iv).
Improvements below Golden, 7574 7574 (iv).
Fraser River, Ship Channel, 7574 (iv). Harbours, Rivers, and Bridges, General Improvements, 7575 (iv). Langley, Protection Works, &c., 7575 (Iv).
North Thompson River, 7575 (iv). Salmon River, Removal of Obstructions, &c., 7575 (iv).
Victoria Harbour, Dredging, &c., 7575 (iv).
Williams' Head, Quarantine Station, 7576 (iv).
Generally, 7576 (iv).
Manitoba :
Lake Dauphin, Lowering, 7569 (iv). Lake St. Francis Outlet, 7572 (iv). Quarry Channel at Narrows, Lake Manitoba, 7572 (iv).
SUPPLY- Con.
Committee-Con.
Public Works-Income-Con.
Harbours and Rivers-Con.
Manitoba-Con.
Selkirk, Wharf Extension, 7573 (iv). Wharf on Lake Winnipeg at Gimli, 7573 (iv).
White Mud River, Dredging, 7573 (iv). Winnipegosis, Mossy River Channel, 7573 (iv).
New Brunswick :
Campbellton, Wharf Extension, 1744
(i).
Cape Tormentine, Harbour Improvements, 7497 (iv).
Chance Harbour, Breakwater, 7497 (iv).
Clifton, Breakwater, 7497 (iv).
Dipper Harbour, 7498 (iv), 9588 (v). Durham Wharf, 7498 (lv).
Great Salmon River, Groyne and Breakwater, 7498 (iv).
Miscou Harbour, Wharf, 7498 (iv). Mud Cove, Breakwater, 7500 (iv).
Petit Rocher, Breakwater, 7500 (iv). Pointe du ChSne, Breakwater, 7500 (iv).
Quaco Harbour, Improvements, 7501 (iv).
Richibucto, Pier Extension, 7501 (iv). River St. John Tributaries, 7501 (iv).
Wharfs, &c., 7502 (iv).	[DOT]
St. John Harbour, 7503 (iv), 9588 (v). Northwest Territories :
General Repairs, 7573 (iv).
North Saskatchewan River, Surveys, 9602 (v).
Nova Scotia :
Annapolis, Repairs to Queen's Wharf, 9576 (v).
Apple River, Wharf, 1727 (i), 7395 (iv). Baddeck, Wharf, 7396 (iv), 9585 (v). Barachois, Boat Harbour, 7396 (iv). Barrington Passage, Wharf, 9581 (v). Bass River, Wharf Repairs, 7397 (iv). Battery Point, Breakwater, 9552 (v). Bay St. Lawrence, Boat Harbour, 7397 (iv).
Bear Cove, Breakwater, 7397 (iv). Beckerton, Public Wharf, 7397 (iv). Boisdale, Wharf, 9585 (v).
Bourgeois Inlet, 9581 (v).
Breton Cove, Boat Landing, 7397 (iv). Bridgewater, Dredging, 7398 (iv).
Broad Cove Marsh, Wharf Repairs, 7398 (iv).
Carlos Cove, Breakwater, 7398 (iv). Clark's Harbour, Removal of Rocks, 7398 (iv).
Country Harbour, Improvements, 7398 (iv).
Cow Bay (Port Morien), 7399 (iv).
Cow Bay Run, Breakwater, 7401 (iv). Culloden, Breakwater, 7401 (iv). Cunningham's Point, Wharf, 7402 (iv). Devil's Island, Breakwater, 7402 (iv), 9551 (v).
Digby Pier, Repairs, 7402 (iv).
East Chezzetcook, Breakwater, 7402 (iv).
Economy, Wharf, 9579 (v).
Fort Lawrence, Landing Pier, 6838
(iv).
Freeport, Landing Pier, 7402 (iv). Frude's Point, Wharf, 9581 (v).
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SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.
Public Works-Income-Con.
Harbours and Rivers-Con.
Nova Scotia-Con.
Gabarus, Harbour Improvements, 7402
(iv)	.
General Vote, 7237 (iv).
Georgeville Wharf, 7402 (iv).
Glace Bay, Harbour Improvements, 9577 (v).
Habitant River, Wharf, 7402 (iv).
Half Island Cove, Breakwater, 9584
(v)	.
Harrigara's Cove, Wharf, 7403 (iv). Indian Harbour, Wharf, 7403 (iv). Inverness (Broad Cove) Mines Harbour, Repairs, 7403 (iv).
Irish Cove, Wharf, 9578 (v).
Janvrin's Island, Wharf, 7406 (iv). Jersey Cove (Eel Cove), Wharf, 7407 (iv).
Kelly's Cove, Wharf, 9582 (v). L'Ardoise, Breakwater Extension, 6838, 7407 (iv).
Larry's Breakwater, 7407 (iv). Litchfield, Breakwater, 7407 (iv).
Little Brook, Breakwater, 7407 (iv). Little Judique, Boat Harbour, 7407 (iv). Lunenburg, Dredging Harbour, 7408 (iv).
Mabou Bridge, Breakwater, 7408 (iv). Mahone Bay, Dredging, 7408 (iv). Main-a-Dieu, Breakwater, 7409 (iv). Malignant Cove, Harbour, 7409 (iv). Marble Mountain, Wharf, 9580 (v). Margaree Harbour, Improvements, 7409 (iv).
Margaretsville Harbour, Repairs, &c., 7412 (iv).
Meteghan Cove, Breakwater, 7413 (iv). Mill Cove, Breakwater, 7413 (iv).
New Campbellton, Ballast Wharf, 7413 (iv).
Newport Landing, Wharf, 7413 (iv). Noel. Wharf, 7413 (iv).
Ogden's Pond, Channel Protection, 7413
(iv)	.
Parker's Cove, Breakwater, 9552, 9576
(v)	.
Parrsboro Harbour, 9578-9 (v). Pembroke, Breakwater, 7414 (iv). Phinney's Cove, Breakwater, 9552 (v). Petit Riviere, Improvements, 9580 (v). Pleasant Bay, Wharf, 7414 (iv). Plympton, Breakwater, 7414 (iv). Poirierville, Landing Pier, 9581 (v). Porter's Lake, Channel, 9583 (v).
Port Greville, Breakwater, 7414 (iv). Port Hastings, Wharf, 7414 (iv).
Port Hawkesbury, Wharf, 6837 (iv). Port Hood, Pier Repairs, 7414 (iv). Port La Tour. Breakwater, 7415 (iv). Pugwash, Wharf, 9578 (v).
Ray's Creek, Wharf, 9576 (v).
River Hebert, Wharf, 9578 (v).
Round Hill, Wharf, 9552 (v).
Scott's Bay, Extension Breakwater, 7415 (iv).
Shelburne Harbour, Dredging, 7418 (iv). Skinner's Cove, Boat Channel, 7418 (iv).
Summerville, Wharf, 7418 (iv).
Sydney Quarantine Station, Wharf, 9578 (v).
Tatamagouche, Wharf, 9579 (v).
SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.
Public Works-Income-Con.
Harbours and Rivers-Con.
Nova Scotia-Con.
Three Fathom Harbour, Protection Works, 7418 (iv).
Toney River, Boat Harbour, 9581 (v).
Victoria Beach, Wharf, 7418 (iv).
Wallace Harbour, Repairs, 7419 (iv).
West Arichat, Wharf, 7419 (iv).
White Head, Wharf, 7419 (iv).
Wolfville Wharf, Reconstruction, &c., 7419 (iv).
Yarmouth Harbour, Protection Works, 7419 (iv).
Ontario :
Amherstburg, Harbour, 7546 (iv).
Barrie, Pier, 9595 (v).
Barry's Bay, Madawaska River, 6873 (iv).
Bayfield, North Pier Extension, 7546 (iv).
Beaverton, Harbour, 7546 (iv).
Blanche River, 7547 (iv).
Blind River, Dredging, 6870 (iv).
Bracebridge Wharf, 7547 (iv).
Bronte, Harbour Improvements, 7547 (iv).
Cobourg, Pier Repairs, 7548 (iv).
Collingwood, Harbour Improvements, 6879, 7548 (iv).
Crowe's Landing, Wharf, 9600 (v).
Depot Harbour. Breakwater, 7552 (iv).
Echo Bay, Wharf, 9598 (v).
Georgian Bay and Point au Baril Route, 6888 (iv).
Goderich Harbour Improvements, 7553 (iv).
Grand Bend, Breakwater, 7553 (iv).
Grand River, Dredging, 6873 (iv).
Haileybury, Wharf, 6887, 7556 (iv).
Hamilton, 7556 (iv).
Harbours, Rivers and Bridges, General Improvements, 7555 (iv).
Honora Wharf, 6887 (iv), 9597 (v).
Kincardine Harbour, 7558 (iv).
Lake Temiscaming, Wharf. 7559 (iv).
Little Current. Channel Improvements, 6886, 7559 (iv).
Matchedash Bay, Channel Improvements, 7560 (iv).
Meaford Harbour, Improvements, 7560 (iv), 9599 (v).
Midland Harbour, 7560 (iv), 9601 (v).
Newcastle Pier, 7561 (iv).
Oliphant, Wharf, 7561 (iv).
Oshawa, Harbour, 9600 (v).
Ottawa, Wharf at Foot of Rideau Canal 7561 (iv).
Owen Sound, Protection Works, 7561 (iv), 9600 (v).
Dredging, 6886 (iv).
Parry Sound, Wharf. 7562 (iv).
Pembroke, Wharf, 7562 (iv).
Penetanguishene, Dredging, 7563 (iv).
Petewawa Wharf, 7562 (iv).
Point Edward, Dredging, 6869, 7563 (iv).
Port Bruce, Wharf, 7563 (iv).
Port Burwell, Improvements, 7563 (iv)
Port Dover, Improvements, 7564 (iv).
Port Hope, Repairs, &c.. 7564 (iv).
Port Stanley, Harbour Improvements, 7564 (iv).

[Stage Direction]
SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.
Public Works-Income-Con. Harbours and Rivers-Con.
SUPPLY- Con.
Committee-Con.
Public Works-Income-Con. Harbours and Rivers-Con.
Ontario-Con.
Rama, Wharf, 9602 (v).
River Otonabee, Dredging at Peterborough, 6886, 7564 (iv).
Rondeau Harbour Improvements, 7664 (iv).
Rosseau, Wharf, 9600 (v).
Sarnia, Dredging, 7564 (iv).	_
Saugeen River, Improvements, 7565 (iv), 9602 (V).
Sault Ste. Marie, 6881 (iv).
Severn River, 9602 (v).
Silverwater, Wharf, 9597 (v).
Spanish River, Dredging, 7565 (iv). Stokes Bay, Wharf. 959S (v).
Thessalon Breakwater, 7565 (iv). Thornbury, Dredging, 7565 (iv). Toronto Harbour, Eastern Entrance, 7565 (iv).
Extension of Island Breakwater, 7567 (iv).
Trenton, Dredging. 9600 (v).
Whitby Harbour, 6880 (iv).
Wiarton, Dredging, 7569 (iv).
Prince Edward Island :
General Vote, 9585 (v).
Higgin's Shore Pier, Reconstruction, 1734 (i).
McPherson's Cove, Wharf, 1735 (i). Miminegash Harbour Works, 1735 (i) New London, Breakwater, 1735 (i). Point Prim Island. Wharf, 1736 (i). Repairs to Piers, &c., 1737 (i).
Creosoted Timber, 1737 (i).
Richmond Bay, Grand River Wharf,
1738	(i).
Rustico Harbour Breakwater (South Entrance), 1738 (i).
St. Peter's Bay, Breakwater, 1739 (i). Summerside Harbour, Breakwater,
1739	(i).
Wood Islands, Breakwater, 1743 (i). Quebec:	'
Anse & Beaufils, Pier, 7285 (iv).
An.se aux Gris Fonds, Improvements, 7285 (iv).
Anse k LTlot, Pier, 9591 (v).
Anse St. Jean, Pier, 7286 (iv).
Bale des Pdres, Wharf, &c., 7287 (iv). Barachois de Malbaie, Breakwater, 7287 iv).
Belceil Guide Piers, &c., 7287 (iv).
Bic Harbour, Wharf, 7287 (iv).
Canton Fabre, Wharf. 7288 (iv). Chambord, Wharf, 7289 (iv). Champlain, Wharf, 7290 (iv).
Chateau Richer, Harbour Improvements, 7290 (iv).
Desjardins, Allumette Island, Wharf, 7298 (iv).
Disraeli Wharf, 9593 (v)
Doucet Landing, Dredging, 6849, 7298 (iv).
Douglastown, Isolated Block, 9592 (v). East Templeton, Wharf, 7300 (iv). English River, Removal of Obstructions, 9591 (v).
Eseoumains, Pier, 7303 (iv).
Gatineau Point, Wharf, &c., 7303 (iv). Grands Mechin.s, Breakwater, 7303 (iv). Grande Rivi&re Beauprd, 9592 (v). Grohdines, Wharf, 9592 (v).
Quebec-Con.
Grosse Isle, Extension Pier, &c., 9608 (v).
Harbours and Rivers, General Repairs, 6868, 7305 (iv).
Lake Megantie, Piers, 9591 (v).
Lake St. Francis, Wharves. 9591 (v). Lake St. John, Dredging, 7306 (iv). Laprairie Ice Piers, and Protection Walls, 7306 (iv), 9590 (v).
Lavaltrie, Pile Wharf. &c., 7306 (iv).
Le Tableau, Wharf, &c., 7307 (iv). Little Pabos, Harbour Improvements, 7307 (iv).
L'lle d'Alma, Removal of Rocks, 7307
(iv)	.
LotbiniSre, Wharf Improvements, 9592
(v)	.
Lower St. Lawrence, Removal of Rocks, 7308 (iv).
Magdalen Islands, Breakwater and Piers, 7308 (iv).
Mille Vaches, Landing Pier, 7309 (iv). Mistook (Deslisle) Wharf, 7310 (iv). Mont Louis, Wharf, 7310 (iv). Montmagny, Wharf, 7311 (iv). Montmorency Falls, Cribwork, &c., 6852, 7311 (iv).
New Carlisle, Wharf, 7312 (iv). Newport Breakwater, 9592 (v).
Nicolet River, Dredging, &e., 7312 (iv). Notre Dame du Portage, Wharf, 7314 (iv).
Peel Head Bay (Missisquoi Bay), Wharf, 7314 (iv).
Petit RiviSre Peribonka, Removal of Snags, 9591 (v).
PercS Wharf, 9592 (v).
Pierreville, Wharf, 6868 (iv).
Portneuf, Wharf. 7314 . iv).
Repentigny, Wharf, 7314 (iv). Rimouski, Pier Extension, 7320 (iv). River Batisean, Dredging, 7322 (iv). River Chateauguay, Dredging, 6847, 7322 (iv).
Enlargement at Discharge into St. John River, 7322 (iv).
River du Loup, (en haut), Dredging &c., 7325 (iv).
(Fraserville), Harbour, 7323 (iv). River LiSvre, Dam Reconstruction, &c., 6839, 7325 (iv), 9590 (v).
River Maskinonge, Dredging, 6842, 7325 (iv).
River Ottawa, Wharf at LiSvre River,
7375	(iv).
River Ouelle, Pier, 7325, 7375 (iv). River Renards, Breakwater, 9592 (v). River Richelieu, St. TherSse, Dredging,
7376	(iv).
River Saguenay, Dredging, 7377 (iv). River St. Louis, Improvements, 7379 (iv).
River St. Louis, Feeders, &c., 7380 (iv). River St. Maurice, Channel, 7326 (iv). River St. Maurice, Dam, 7326 (iv).
[Stage Direction]
 Dredging Eastern Channel, 6851,
7330 (iv).
River Verte, Improvements, 7390 (iv). Sacre Coeur, Wharf, 7390 (iv).
St. Alexis, Pier, 7390 (iv).
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SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Core.
Public Works-Income-Con.
Harbours and Rivers-Core.
Quebec-Con.
St. Alj^onse de Bagotville, 6868 (iv), 9591 (v).
St. AndrS de Kamouraska, Wbarf, &e.,
7390	(iv).
Ste. Anne de la PocatiSre, Pier, 7390 (iv).
St. Charles BoromSe, Wharf, 7390 (iv). Ste. Famille, Extension Pier, 7390 (iv). St. Fiddle, Wharf, 7390 (iv).
St. Francois, Isolated Block Approach,
7391	(iv).
St. Francois de Saies, Wharf, &c., 7391 (iv).
St. Fulgence, Wharf. 7392 (iv).
St. GOdeon Islands, Wharf, 7392 (iv). St. Genevieve, Piers, 9592 (v).
St. Jean, Wharf, 7393 (iv), 9592 (v).
St. Simeon, Wharf Extension, 7393 (iv). Sorel, Ice Piers, 6841 (iv).
Deep Water Wharf, 9593 (V). Terrebonne, Wharf, &c., 7394 (iv). Yamaska River, Dredging, 7394 (iv). Miscellaneous :
Arbitrations and Awards. Payment re, 7611 (iv).
Authorized Works, Balances re, 7628 (iv).
Cement Testing Laboratory, 7613 (iv). Chief Architect's Office, Salaries, &c., 7618 (iv).
Chief Engineer's Office, Salaries, &c., 6895 (iv).
Deep Waterways Commission, 6894 (iv).
National Art Gallery, 7618 (iv).
Survey of Head Waters of Ottawa River, 7612 (iv).
Surveys and Inspections, 7611 (iv). Technical Books of Reference, 7627 (iv). Telegraph Service, Staff, 7620 (iv). Temporary Clerical Assistance, &c., 7620, 7626 (iv), 9605 (v). Transportation Commission, 7627 (iv), 8692 (v).
Roads and Bridges :
Battle River, Bridge at Battleford, 7587 (iv).
Bryson Bridge. 7585 (iv).
Colonization Roads in Man. and N. W. T„ 7594 (iv).
Dorn. Traffic Bridges. Generally, 7592 (iv).
Ottawa City, Duffer in and Sappers' Bridges, &c., 6889, 7585 (iv).
Ordinary Repairs, &c., 7585 (iv). Sheilmouth Bridge over Assiniboino River, 7591 (iv).
Slides and Booms :
St. Maurice River, 7579 (iv).
Telegraph Lines :
British Columbia :
Kamloops-Lower Nicola, 7610 (iv). Nanaimo-Parksville,	Alberni, &c.,
9604 (v).
Vancouver Island-Salt Spring Island Telephone, 7610 (iv).
Mar. Provinces :
Mabou, Cheticamp, &c., to Bay St. Lawrence, 7606 (iv).
SUPPLY-Core.
Committee-Core.
Public Works-Income-Core.
Telegraph Lines-Con.
North-west Territories :
Qu'Appelle, Edmonton and Moosejaw, 6893 (iv). 9604 (v).
Ontario :
Pelee Island and Mainland, 7609 (iv). Quebec :
Bersimis to Godbout, 7608 (iv). Descente des Femmes to SacrS-Coeur, 9604 (v).
Grosse Isle, Marconi, 9604 (v).
Yukon :
Ashcroft-Dawson, 9605 (v).
Quarantine :
Cattle Quarantine, 6690 (iv).
Health of Animals, 2309 (ii).
Organized Districts, Salaries, &c., 2301 (ii). Public Health, &c., 1841 (i).
Public Works Health Act, 1845 (i). Steamer for Service at Grosse Isle, 1838, (1)4
Steamer for Service at William Head, 1841
(i).
Tracadie Lazaretto, 1845 (i).
Winnipeg and St. Boniface Hospitals, 1846
(i).
Railways and Canals :
Canals :
Beauharnois, Repairs, 6307 (Iv).
Chambly :
Denault's Farm, Culvert, 6301 (iv). Macadamized Road, 9378 (v). Strengthening Banks, 9378 (v). Cornwall :
Concreting Apparatus, 6298 (iv). Enlargement, 1219 (i).
Filling in between old and new Locks, 1494 (i).
Improvements, 9381 (v).
Reducing Shoals West of Cornwall, 6289 (iv).
' Farran's Point, Acetylene Gas Plant, 6308 (iv).
Galops, Enlargement, 1220 (i).
Removing Shoals below Lock 28, 9354 (v).
To stop Leak in Bank, 1492 (i). Galops Rapids, To complete Channel, 1230 (i).
Generally :
Staff and Repairs, 1546 (i).
Sunday Service, 1547 (i).
Grenville, Guide Piers, Greece's Point, &c., 1499 (i), 6305 (iv).
Lachine, Atwater Avenue Bridge, 1240
0).
Electrical Installation, 1240	(i), 9354
(v).
Enlargement and Improvements, 6294 (iv).
Lock Gates, 6300 (iv).
Machinery for Shops, 1240 (iv).
Paving Mill St., 6301 (iv).
Power House, Flume, 6299 (iv). Rebuilding Wall, Basin No. 2, 1421 (1). Rebuilding Wharf below Dock, 1421 (i). Repairs, 6306 (iv).
Slope Walls, 6294 (iv).
. Underpinning Wall, Basin No. 2, 6298 (iv).
Walls, St. Gabriel Basin, 9378 (v). Widening Tail Race, 6299 (iv).
[Stage Direction]


SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.
Railways and Canals-Con.
Canals-Con.
Murray, To rebuild Piers, &c., 1495 (i). North Channel, Dam, &c., 1230 (i). Rapide Plat, Upper Entrance Enlargement, 6289 (iv).
Rideau, Extension, 1333 (1).
Sault Ste. Marie, Construction, 1334, 1406 (i).	.
St. Ours, New Boom and Pier, 1499 (i).
Wharf, 6302 (iv).
St. Peter's, Dredging, 6303 (iv).
Repairs, 6308 (iv).
Soulanges :
General Repairs, &c., 1421 (i).
Steel Bridge at Power House, &c., 6290
(iv)	.
Trent :
Construction, 1420, 1471, 1476 (i).
Dams, Surveys re, 9376 (iv).
Holland River, Surveys, 9359 (v). Improvements, 1499 (i).
Lowering Floor of Lock, 6302 (iv). McLaren's Creek, Road, 9379 (v).
Staff on Dams, 9383 (v).
Survey of Routes, &c., 6291 (iv), 9354
(v)	.
To complete New Dam, Peterborough, 6303 (iv).
To pay Geo. Matthews Co. Claim, 6303 (iv).
Welland, Electric Light Power Plant, 1231 (i), 9377 (v).
Lowering Head of, Lock No. 1, 6309
(iy).
Port Colborne, Elevator, 1266, 1288 (i).
Improvements at Entrance, 1230 (1). Removing Obstructions, 1231 (i). Retaining Wall', Rock Cut, 1499 (1). Stone Protection to Banks of New Canal, 1496 (1).
Summit Level Deepeniag, Port Col-borne to Thorold, 1232, 1283 (i), 6290
(ii).
To make Survey, 1234 (i).
To pay Stephen Vanderburg, 6305 (iv). To rebuild bridges, &c., Niagara and Queenston Streets. 1234 (1). Williamsburg Steam Hoist and Pump, 1494 (i).
Miscellaneous :
Arbitrations and Awards. 1508 (i).
Costs of Litigation, 1521 (i).
Railway Commission, Board of, 1524, 1541
(i).
Railway Statistics, 1521 (i).
Salaries of Engineers, &c.. 1521 (i), 9382 (v).	„
Salaries of Extra Clerks, 1521 (i). 6306 (iv). School of Ry. Engineering. McGill, Contribution, 9381 (v).
Sunday Work on Canals, 9383 (v).
Surveys and Inspections, Canals, 1509 (0-Surveys and Inspections, Railways, 1520 (i).
Railways :
Grand Trunk Pacific Ry., Surveys, &c., 2277, 2298 (ii), 6427, 7496 (iv), 9489 (v). Construction, 9498 (v).
Terminals and Right of Way, 9498 (v). Intercolonial Railway :
Additional Sidings. Facilities, &c., 1970. (i), 6428, 6431 (iv).
SUPPLY- Con.
Committee-Con.
Railways and Canals-Con.
Railways-Con.
Intercolonial-Con.
Amherst, Increased ^Accommodation,
1983 (i).
Antigonish, Increased Accommodation, 1967 (i).
Belceil and St. Lambert, Double Tracking, 2183 (ii).
'Campbellton, Improvements, 1963 (i).
Cape Road Crossing, Elimination, 6432 i(iv).
Double Tracking, 1933 (I), 2027 (ii), 9290 (v).
Drummondville, Accommodation, 1960 («[DOT]
General Vote, 2204 (ii), 7445 (iv).
Gratuity to Family, Late C. J. Carter, 2183 (ii).	-
Halifax, Dredging at Deep Water Terminus, 2026 (.ii).
Improving Grades, 1987 (i).
Increased Accommodation, 2031	(ii),
9-391, 6429 (dv), 9432 (V).
Indiantown and Blackville, Maintenance, 9482 (v).
Machinery for Shops, 6428 (iv).
Memramcook, Accommodation, 1977 (i).
Mitchell, Diversion of Line, 1940 (i).
Monoton Accommodation, 1946 (i), 9391
(v).
New Castle, Improvements, 1967 (i).
Original Construction, 1912 (i).
Pictou, Increased Accommodation, 9390 (v).
River du Loup, Engine House, 9389 (v).
Rolling Stock, 1986 (i), 2037 (ii), 9482, 9501 (v).
St. Cyrille, Diversion of Public Road, 1969 (i).
St. Fabien, Subway, 1980 (i).
St. Flavie, Increased Accommodation, 9390 (v).
St. John, Increased Accommodation, 9389 (v).
St. Moi'se, Station, 1976 (1).
Semaphores at Stations, 1986 (i).
Steel Rails, 1988 (i), 2038 (ii).
Strengthening Bridges, 1912 (i), 9384 (v).
Sydney Accommodation, 1912 (i).
Sydney Mines Extension, 1987 (i)
Truro, Increased Accommodation, 9391 (v).
Water Supply, 2170 (Ii).
Working Expenses, 6901 (iv), 9384 (v).
Prince Edward Island Ry.:
Air Brakes, &c., 2178 (ii).
Bloomfield, Agent's House, 6432 (iv).
Branch Line, Cardigan to Montague Bridge, 2171 (ii), 9482 (v).
Branch Line to Vernon River Bridge, 2177 (ii).
Charlottetown, Increased Accommodation, 2024 (ii).
Extension along Water Front, 6433 (v).
Freetown, Agent's House, 2180 (ii).
Georgetown, Increased Accommodation, 2179 (ii), 9486 (v).
Kensington, Increased Accommodation, 2178 (ii).
M. C. B. Couplers, 2178 (ii).
Morrell River Draw Bridge, 2177 til).
Murray Harbour Branch, &c., 2038, 2127, 2204 (ii), 8692 (v).
[Stage Direction]
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SUPPLY-Con.
Committee-Con.
Railways and Canals-Con.
Railways-Con.
Prince Edward Island Ry.- Con. Summerside, Improvements, 2176 (ii). Water Service, 2170 (ii).
Working Expenses, 6901 (iv).
Scientific Institutions :
Hydrographic Surveys, 2679 (ii), 6623 (iv), 9172 (v).
Steamer for Atlantic Coast, 9172 (v). Meteorological Service, 2679 (ii). Observatory, Salaries, &c., 9248 (v).
Steamboat Inspection :
Inspection of Dom. Steamers, 2695 (ii).
To pay the Widow of Douglas Stevens, Esq., 6628 (iv).
Trade and Commerce :
Administration of Chinese Immigration-tion Act, 981 (i), 7204 (iv).
Bounties on Iron and Steel, &c.,	7216
(iv).
Commercial .Agencies, &c., 9037 (v). General Vote, 7218 (iv).
Unprovided Items :
Generally, 6902 (iv).
Concurrence :
Archives, 6918 (iv).
Cattle Quarantine, 6911 (iv).
Civil Govt., Interior Dept., 6909 (iv).
Fenian Raid Pensions, 6961 (iv).
Geological Survey, 9685 (v).
Immigration, Salaries, Can., G.B.,	&c.,
9769 Cv).	„„„ , .
Militia, Ordnance, Lands, &c., 9689 (v). National Transcontinental Ry., Surveys, &c., 6910 (iv).
Post Office, Mail Service, 9772 (v).
Supreme and Exchequer Courts Act (salaries) Amt. B. No. 205 (Mr. Fitzpatrick) Res. prop., 9705 ; in Com. on Res., 9760 ;	1°* of B.,
9760 ; 2°* ; in Com., and 3°*, 9796 (v).	(5
Edward VII.: , c. 47.)
Supreme Court Bench, N.S., Vacancy, Appnmt., &c., Delay :	Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden)
6837 (iv).
Supreme Court Judgeship, N.S., Vacancy re * Information asked for (Mr. R. L. Borden) 5209 (iii).
______ Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 5036 (iii).
Supreme Court Rep., Delay in Printing, Cor, &c. :	M. for Copy* (Mr. Monk) 1398 (i).
______ Ques. (Mr. Monk) 1341 (i).
Supreme Court Salaries: in Com. of Sup., 125 (i). Surveys and Inspection re Public Works :	in
Com. of Sup., 7611 (iv).
Surveys, Dom. Lands :	in Com. of Sup., 9306
(v).
Sussex Rifle Range, Inspector :	Remarks (Mr
Fowler) in Com. of Sup., 7011 (iv). Sutherland, Hon. James, Decease of :	Remarks
(Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 5316 (iii).
Sydney and Bay St. Lawrence SS. Subsidy :	in
Com. of Sup., 937 (i).
i -
Sydney Harbour Pilots, Charges re Widows and Orphans Fund :	Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 9036 (v).
Sydney, Increased Accommodation, I.C.R. :	in
Com. of Sup., 1912 (i).
Sydney, Public Building : in Com. of Sup., 1044

 Quarantine Station Wharf :	in Com. of
Sup., 9578 (v).

 Station, I.C.R., Collections for Freight,
&c. : M. (Mr. A. Martin) for Ret., 1767 (i).
Sydney Mines, Extension of I.C.R. : in Com. of Sup., 1987 (i).

 P. O. : in Com. of Sup., 1045 (i).
Tache, J. C., Special Remuneration re Tel. Service : in Com. of Sup., 6897 (iv).
Target Ranges : in Com. of Sup., 445 (i).
' Tampican,' SS., Grounding cl : See ' Montreal Wharfs.'
Tariff Commission, Expenditure re : in Com. of Sup., 9614 (v).
Tariff re Freight Rates, Advancement :	Remarks (Mr. Taylor) in Com. of Sup., 1544 (i).
See ' Rys,' &c.
Tatamagouche Wharf, N.S.: in Com. of Sup., 9579 (v).
Tay Canal, Ref. to in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Hag-gart) 1301 (i).
Telegraph Lines in Canada, Americanizing of, in Violation of Alien Labour Act (Mr. Monk) to adjn.,. 7642 (iv).
Telegraph Lines, B.C. :	in Com. of Sup., 7635
(iv).

 Mar. Provs. : in Com. of Sup., 7606 (iv).

 N.W.T. : in Com. of Sup., 6893 (iv).


 Que. : in Com. of 'Sup., 9604 (v).
Telegraph Service Salaries :	in Com. of Sup.,
7620 (iv).
Telephone Grievances, Rep. of Telephone Com. Legislation, &c. : Remarks (Mr. W. F. Maclean) on M. for Sup., 9523 (v).
Telephone Systems, Investigation re Committee: (Sir William Mulock) 2681, 2841 (ii).

 M. (Sir William Mulock) to add Names,
4186 (iii).

 Rep. Govt. Policy re : Remarks (Mr. W.
F. Maclean) 9687 (v).

 Translation of Evidence :	in Com. of
Sup., 9621 (v).
Telephone Lines, Pet. re Municipal Control : Remarks (Mr. W. F. Maclean) on M. for Sup., 1244 (i).
Telephone Service, Ottawa Buildings : in Com. of Sun.. 1669 (i), 6914 (iv).
Telephones : See ' Municipal,' ' Northwest Tel-phone B. 28.'
Telephone and Telegraph Lines, Govt. Construction, &e.: Ques. withdrn. (Mr. Boyce) 6105 (iv).
______ Govt. Control :	Remarks (Mr. Sproule)
in Com. of Sup., 187 (i).
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Temiscamingue, Establishment of Experimental 'Farm : in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Barr) 6167 (iv).
Temiscaming Lake, Baie des Peres Wharfs : in Com. of Sup., 7287 (iv).
Terrebonne Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7394 (iv).
Thames River Dredging : Remarks (Mr. Clements) in Com. of Sup., 6872 (iv).
Thames River, Ice Jam : Remarks (Mr. Clements) 1013 (i).
Thames River, Lake St. Clair, Survey, Completion and Cost :	Ques. (Mr. Clements)
590 (1).
Thermograph Records re Cold Storage on At-lantio Steamers :	M. for Ret.* (Mr. Armstrong) 2778 (ii).

 M. (Mr. Henderson) for Copies, 1767 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup.,
868 (i).

 Ret. laid on Table (Mr. Fisher) 7016 (Iv).
Thessalon Breakwater :	in Com. of Sup., 7565
(iv)	.
Thessalon Postmaster, Appnmt. and Sureties : Ques. (Mr. Boyce) 6105 (iv).

 Dismissal of W. J. B. Dobie :	M. for
Cor. (Mr. Boyce) 3202 (ii).

 Irregularities, &c. : Remarks (Mr. Boyce)
on M. for Sup., 6192 (iv).

 Papers laid on Table (Sir William Mulock) 6232 (iv).

 Further Papers laid on Table (Sir
William Mulock) 6616 (iv).

 Salary Warrants Issued :	Inquiry for
(Mr. Boyce) 6239 (iv).

Issue of Writ, Registration, &c.: Remarks
(Mr. Foster) 2777, 3251 (ii).

 Issue of Writ : Statement (Sir Wilfrid
Laurier) 3362 (ii).

 notification- (Mr. Speaker) 2841 (ii).
Toronto Customs House, Alterations, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1581 (i).
Toronto Drill Hall, Additional Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 1582 (i).

 Expenditure from 1880 to 1904 : M. for
Ret.* (Mr. Macdonell) 403 (i).

 Fog Horns, Nuisance re Testing :	Remarks (Mr. Kemp) 9281 ; Cor., &c. (read) 9282 (v).

 Fog Signals, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Macd"-
nell) in Com. of Sup., 7565 (iv).

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Toronto, Island Breakwater : in Com. ot Sup., 7567 (iv).

 Straightening of Don River : Remarks
(Mr. Macdonell) in Com. of Sup., 6888 (iv).

 Tender re Breakwater at Eastern Gap :
Ques. (Mr. Macdonell) 1761 (i).
Toronto Meteorological Building, Erection of : Ques. (Mr. Foster) 1149 (i).
Toronto Military Buildings, Barracks, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1589 (i).
Toronto Pneumatic Postal Service, Contract re : Remarks (Mr. Hyman) 5921 (iii).

 Contract re Trench (Mr. Foster) 5922 -(iii).

 Plant, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1590 (i).

 Pneumatic Service : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 5807 (iii).
Toronto Postal Station ' C ' Quarters : in Com. of Sup., 1592 (i).

 remarks (Sir William Mulock) 1584 (i).
Toronto Post Office, Additional Postal Station: in Com. of Sup., 1591 (i).

 Erection of a new Building : Remarks
(Mr. Macdonell) on M. for Sup., 6833 (iv).
Toronto Trades and Labour Council, Memo, re Immigration in G.B.: Read (Mr. Osier) in Com. of Sup., 9309 (v).
Tracadie Lazaretto, Quarantine :	in Com. of
Sup., 1845 (i).
Trachoma Hospital, Halifax, Disposal of to Govt.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup., 2303 (ii).
Trachoma Hospitals in Quebec : in Com. of Sup., 1138 (i).
TRADE AND COMMERCE :


Annapolis Basin SS.: Subsidy :	in Com. of
Sup., -966 (i).
Annapolis a#d G. B. SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 967 (i).
Annapolis and London Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 9622 (v).


Atlantic Fast SS.: Service : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 892 (i).
See ' Post Office,' &c.
Baddeck and East Bay SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 934 (i).
Campbellton and Gaspe Basin Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 9616 (v).
Canada and France SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 7094 (iv).	'
Canada and G. B. Mail Subsidy : In Com. of Sup., 864 (i).
Canada and Mexico Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 891, 1560 (i), 9622, 9680 (v).
Canada and Mexico SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., cone., 6909 (iv).

 Remarks (Mr. Foster) 66 (i).
Canada and New Zealand SS. Subventions : in Com. of Sup., 7094 (iv).
Canada and S. Africa SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 971 (1).
TRADE AND COMMERCE-Con.
Commercial Agencies in Can., Location, &c.: M. for Ret.* (Mr. Martin) 403 (i).
Commercial Agencies : in Com. of Sup., 7208
(iv).

Letter re Mr. Jackson's ability (read)
in Com. of Sup., 7210 (iv).
Davie, Geo. T., Co., Wrecking Plant re Ship Channel :	Remarks (Mr. Fitzpatrick) in
Com. of Sup., 2479 (ii).
Furness, Withy & Co., Contract re S. African Trade : in Com. of Sup., 971 (i).
Gaspe Basin and Dalhousie SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 934 (i).
Grain Survey Boards, Pets., Memorials, &c., re : M. (Mr. Ames) for Copies, 1763 (i).
Grand Manan and Mainland, SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 922 (i).
G.	B. and Canada Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 864 (i).
Halifax and Canso SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 937 (i).
Halifax and Newfoundland SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 906 (i).
Halifax, St. John's Nfld. and Liverpool Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 902 (i).
Halifax and W. Indies SS. Subventions : in Com. of Sup., 7087 (iv).
' King Edward ' and ' St. Lawrence ' Strs. SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 967 (i).


Magdalen Island SS.: Subsidy : in Com.. of Sup., 906 (1).
Mail Subsidies, &c., Information re System, Utility, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 923 (i).
Mail Subsidies and SS. Subventions : in Com. of Sup., 864, 919, 932 (i), 6901, 7176 (iv), 8691, 9616, 9680 (v).

 cone., 6909, 7087 (iv).
Mexico Steamers, Subsidy re : Remarks (Mr. Ingram) in Com. of Sup., 1560 (i).
Montreal and G.B., St. John and Manchester, SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 932 (i).
Murray Bay and Rividre Ouelle SS. Subsidy -in Com. of Sup., 938 (i).
Paspebiac and Gaspe Basin SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 944 (i).
Petit de Grat SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 966 (i).
Pictou and Cheticamp SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 935 (i).
Pictou and Montague Bridge SS. Subvention: in Com. of Sup., 926 (i).
Port Essington, B.C., and Queen Charlotte Islands Mail Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 9616
(v).
Port Mulgrave and Bras d'Or Lakes SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 934 (i).
Port Mulgrave and Canso SS. Subsidy : . in Com. of Sup., 935 (i).



TRADE AND COMMERCE-Con.
P.E.I. and G.B. SS. Subventions : in Com. of Sup., 7088 (iv).

 Claims of SS. Cos.: in Com. of Sup.,
927 (i).

 Statement (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 7088
(iv)	.
P.E.I. and Mainland SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 919 (1).
P.E.I. and Newfoundland SS. Subventions : in Com. of Sup., 940 (i), 709'2 (iv).
Quebec and Blanc Sablon SS. Subsidy :	In
Com. of Sup., 937 (i), 9617 (v).
Quebec and GaspS Basin SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 926 (1).
Quebec and Natashquan SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 967 (i).
St. Catherine's Bay and Tadousac SS. Subsidy.
in Com. of Sup., 948 (1).
St. Francois and Quebec SS. Subsidy, Requests re : Ques. (Mr. Bergeron) 1504 (i).
St. John and Digby SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 904, 966 (1).
_____Res. from Moncton Board of Trade :
Read (Mr. Daniel) 904 (i).
St. John, N.B., Dublin, Belfast Winter Service : in Com. of Sup., 902 (i).
St. John, Halifax and London SS. Subsidy : In Com. of Sup., 903 (i), 7087 (iv).
_____ Memorial from Board of Trade, St.
John : Read (Mr. Daniel) 903 (i).
St. John, Halifax and W. Indies Mail Subsidies : in Com. of Sup., 7176 (iv).
_______ Res. from Montreal Corn Exchange :
Read (Mr. Ames) 7178 (iv).
St. John and Halifax via Yarmouth SS. Subvention : in Com. of Sup., 923 (i), 6901 (iv). St. John and Minas Basin SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 926, 971 (i)
St. John River, Mail Subsidy paid to Star Line : Remarks (Mr. Daniel) in Com. of Sup., 181 (i).
St. John and St. Martins, N.B., Mail Contract : Ques. (Mr. Daniel) 2776 (ii).
St. John and W. Indies and S. America, Mail Subsidies : in Com. of Sup., 8691 (v).
St. John and Westport SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 966 (i).
St. Stephen and Black Bay SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 936 (i).
S. Africa and Canada SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 971 (i).
Sydney and Bay St. Lawrence SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 937 (i).
Trade and Commerce, Salaries, Depth Contingencies, &c. : in Com. of Sup., 96 (i), 9034
(v)	. *
Victoria and San Francisco SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 906 (i).
TRADE AND COMMERCE-Con.
Victoria, Vancouver and Skagway SS. Subventions : In Com. of Sup., 7091 (Iv).
Victoria and Vancouver SS. Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 938 (i).
Wrecking Plant, B.C., Subsidies to : in Com. of Sup., 9177 (v).	,
Wrecking plant, ' Lord Strathcona ' Subsidy : in Com. of Sup., 957 (i).
Wrecking Plant, St. Lawrence : in Com. of Sup., 7094 (iv).	[DOT]
Trade and Navigation, Depth Rep. : Presented (Mr. Paterson) 50, 321 (i).
Trading Stamps, Abolition of, Legislation re : Ques. (Mr. Ames) 7684 (iv).

 Res. re .Abolition of : Ques. (Mr. Leonard)
6903 (iv).

Legislation re, &c. : Ques. CMr. Monk)
7020 (iv).

Legislation re Suppression : Ques (Mr. Stockton) 5425 (iii).

.- Remarks (Mr. Monk) 5134 (iii).
See ' Criminal Code B. 196.'


Traffic Arrangements I.C.R.: with Foreign and Can. Rys., Amounts received : Ques. (Mr. Foster) 4703 (iii).

 Remarks (Mr. Kemp) in Com. of Sup.,
1915 (i).

 Remarks in Com. of Sup., 2228 (ii).
Train Service, I.C.R., Stalled by Snowstorms, Teh: Read (Mr. R. L. Borden) 695 (1).

 Explanation (Mr. Enrmerson) 726 (ii.
Trans-Canada Ry. Co., Claims for Surveys along G. T. Route : Remarks (Mr. O. E. Talbot) in Com. of Sup., 9494 <\).
Transcontinental Commission, Appnmt. of Chairman : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 7916 (iv).
Transcontinental Railway 'Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 6427 (iv) ; cone., 6910 (iv).
Transcontinental Ry. : See ' G. T. Pacific,' &c.
Transportation Commission : in Com. of Sup., 7,627 (iv).

 Appnmt. of Chairman : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 404 ; Announcement (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 492 (i).

 Complete Membership and Reps, re : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 321 (i).

 Constitution and Progress, &c. : Remarks
(Mr. R. L. Borden) 9679, 9687 (v).

Expenditure : Remarks in Com. of Sup.,
8692 Cv).

Interim Rep. re St. John Harbour : Inquiry for (Mr. Daniel) 2595 (ii).

Preliminary Rep : Remarks (Mr. Daniel)
731 (i).

 Rep. of Mr. Bertram : Read (Mr. Emmerson) 1288 (i).

Rep. re C. A. Ry.: Remarks (Mr. Haggart) in Com. on B. 45, 4225 (iii).



Transportation Commission: Progress re Works. &c.: Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) in Com. of Sup.. 6438 (iv).
See ' Waterways,' &c.
Transportation Facilities, Georgian Bay Survey : in Com. of Sup., 7637 iv).

I.C.R., re Fish Trade, Mar. Provs.: Remarks (Mr. Gervais) 1930 (i).
Transportation Problem re Waterways : in Com. of Sup., 1266, 1288 (i).

 and Wharf Building :	Remarks (Mr. Monk) in Com. of Sup., 7314 (iv).
Travelling Expenses, Inspectors of Weights and Measures : in Com. of Sup., 1695 (i). Treadgold Concessions, Instruction to Commissioners : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 7101
Ur).

Incomplete Return : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 4750 (iii).
See ' Canals,' &c.
.

 Geo. Matthews Co., Claim re Damages by
Flood : in Com. of Sup., 6303 (iv).

 Improvements : in Com. of Sup., 1499 (i).

Lowering Floor of Lock : in Com. of
Sup., 6302 (iv).

McLaren's Creek Bridge :	in Com. of
Sup., 9379 (v).
______Peterborough Dam :	in Com. of Sup.,
6303 (iv).
-	

 Ref. to in Com. of Sup. (Mr. Lennox) 1311
(i).
______staff on Dams, Taken by Dom. Govt.: in
Com. of Sup., 9383 (v).
______Surveys : in Com. of Sup., 1471, 1476 (i).
______Letter from Sir Wilfrid Laurier to Mr. Aylesworth : Read (Mr. Ward) 1476 (i).
______Surveys, Completion : in Com. of Sup.,
6291 (iv), 9354 (v).
.

 Surveys of Dams taken by Dom.: in Com.
of Sup., 9376 (v).
.

 Surveys, Rice Lake, &c.:	Ques. (Mr. Ward) 153 (i).
Trenton, Dredging Trent River : in Com. of Sup., 9600 (V).
Truro, Dining Room, I.C.R.: Remarks (Mr. A. A. McLean) in Com. of Sup., 2255 (ii).
Truro, Increased Accommodation : in Com. of Sup., 9391 (v).
Tuberculosis, Prevention of : prop. Res. (Mr. Perley) 1351 (i).

 M. (Mr. Perley) for Special Com., 8636
(v).

 Rep. of Joint Com.: Presented (Mr. Perley) 9392 (v).



VII., c. 169.)

[Stage Direction]
Patent No. 69772 Relief B. No. 146 (Mr. Grant) 1°*, 4644; 2°*, 4977; in Com., and 3°*. 6383 (iv).	(5 Edward VII., c. 168.)
Uniforms for Customs Officers : Remarks (Mr. Foster) in Com. of Sup., 413 (i).
[Stage Direction]
 for Letter Carriers, Contracts re : Remarks in Com. of Sup., 206 (i).
[Stage Direction]
Militia, Regulations re : Remarks (Mr. Bergeron) in Com. of Sup., 438 (i).
Union Labour Labels B.: Vats for dipping Quarantined Cattle, N.W.T.: Remarks (Mr. M. S. McCarthy) in Com. of Sup., 2312 (ii).
Vegetables, Canned, Preserved, &c., Value of Imports :	M. for Stmnt.* (Mr. Monk) 279
(i).
Venning, R. N., Honorarium to :	in Com. of
Sup., 6630 (iv).
Ventilation in the House of Commons . Remarks (Mr. Armstrong) in Com. of Sup., 1565 (i).


Edward VII.: 
Edward VII.: , c. 48.)
Water Rights Reservations, N.W.T., Rep. of Mr. Burley, &c. :	M. for Copies* (Mr. W. J.
Roche) 1398 (i).
Waterways and Transportation Problem :	Remarks in Com. of Sup., 1266, 1288 (i).
See ' Transportation,' &c.
Watson, Mr., Customs Collector, Collingwood, Superannuation, &c. :	Remarks (Mr. Bennett) in Com. of Sup., 408 (i).
Waverley Postmaster,, Duties and Residence &c. : Ques. (Mr. Bennett) 5427 (iii).

 Remarks (Mr. Bennett) 5807 (iii).
Ways and Means : M. for Com. (Mr. Paterson) 50 (i).

 M. for Com. (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 6966
(iv).
Ways and Means-The Budget, Financial Statement (Mr. Fielding) 8888 (v).

 Resolutions moved, 8914 (v).
Weights and Measures Inspectors . in Com. of Sup., 1692 (i).
Weights and Measures Standards :	in Com. of
Sup., 1695 (i).
Welland Canal, Deepening, Expenditure, &c. : Ques. (Mr. Pringle) 588 (i).

 Deepening Long Level : in Com. of Sup.,
6290 (iv).

 Deepening Summit Level at Port Colborne, 1263 (i).

 Electric Power Plant : in Com. of Sup.,
1231 (i), 9377 (v).

 Employees during Oct., Nov. : Ques. (Mr. Lancaster) 453 (i).

 Emplymt. of Labour, Political Influence :
Remarks (Mr. Lalor) in Com. of Sup., 6855 (iv).

 Lowering Head of Lock No. 1 :	in Com.
of Sup., 6309 (iv).

 Port Colborne : in Com. of Sup., 1263 (i).

* Port Colborne Elevator : in Com. of Sup., 1266, 1288 (i).

ccxxxiil
Welland Canal, Removal of Obstructions : In Com. of Sup., 1231 (i).

 Removal of Piers and Bridge Building :
in Com. of Sup., 1234 (i).

 Stone Protection Works :	in Com. of
Sup., 1496 (i).

Survey : in Com. of Sup., 1234 (i).

Surveys : Remarks (Mr. Blain) in Com.
of Sup., 1520 (i).

Remarks (Mr. Perley) in Com. of Sup.,
1727 (i).
Wharfs in N.S., Expenditure re : Remarks (Mr. Perley) in Com. of Sup., 2611 (ii).
Wharfs. Piers, Docks, constructed by Govt, since 1896 : M. for Ret. (Mr. Foster) 2777 (ii).

 Inquiry for Ret. (Mr. Foster) 8178 (v).
Wharfs in Tidal Waters : in Com. of Sup., 7393 (iv).
Wheatley River Postmaster, Dismissal of Mr. James Power, Cor., &c. :	M. for Copies*
(Mr. A. Martin) 9698 (v).
See ' Post Office.'
Whitby Harbour Dredging :	in Com. of Sup.,
6880 (iv).

 Expenditure re :	Ques. (Mr. Christie)
*	2190 (ii).
White Head Wharf : in Com. of Sup., 7419 (iv).
White Lead :	in Com. on Ways and Meansi,
8983 (v).

 Amt. re Customs Act : in Com. on Bill,
9761 (v).
White, Mr. O., Dismissal, &c. : M. for Cor. re (Mr. Crocket) 193 (i).

Dismissal as Station Agent, I.C.R. :
Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 107 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Crocket) in Com. of Sup ,
2205 ; Cor. (read) 2206 (ii).

 Hospitals : in Com. of Sup., 1846 (i).
Winnipeg and St. Boniface Hospitals : Remarks (Mr. Sproule) in Com. of Sup., 2318 (ii).
Winnipeg, Immigration Building : in Com. of Sup., 1635 (i), 9550 (v).

 Military Buildings, N.C.O. Quarters : in
Com. of Sup., 1635 (i).

Postal Station : in Com. of Sup., 9549 (v).

 Post Office, Land and Building : in Com.
of Sup., 1636 (1).
Winnipegosis Channel Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7573 (iv).
Winter Communication, P.E.I. and Mainland : Remarks (Mr. A. Martin) in Com. of Sup., 6643 (iv).
Winter Mail Service, P.E.I., Ice Boat : in Com. of Sup., 2648 (ii).

 Cor. Read (Mr. A. A. McLean) 2649 ; Res.
from P.E.I. Delegates : Read (Mr. A. A. McLean) 2651 (ii).

 Statement of Trips of Ice Boats : Read
(Mr. Prefontaine) 2675 (ii).
Winter Mail Service : in Com. of Sup., 6467 (iv).
See ' P.E.I.', &c.
Wire Fencing, Inspection by Govt.: Ques. (Mr. Lefurgey) 585, 685 (i).
Wire Fencing re N.W.T., Boundary Line, Contract re Erection : M. (Mr. Clements) to adjn., Cor., read, &c., 5578 (iii).
See ' N. W. T. Boundary,' &c.


Wireless Telegraphy Regulation B.: Woodstock Armoury, N.B., Ownership ot Land, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Crocket) 4920 (iii).

 Vacancy : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 98
(i).
' W. S. Fielding,' Completion, &c., of New Dredge : Remarks (Mr. Daniel) in Com. of Sup., 6891 (iv).
Yamaska Lock : in Com. of Sup., 6868 (iv).
Yamaska River Dredging : in Com. of Sup., 7394 (iv).
Yarmouth Bank of N.S., Investigation, Punishment of Offenders : Remarks (Mr. Foster) 9690 (v).
Yarmouth Harbour Retaining Walls : in Com. of Sup., 7419 (iv).
Year-Book : in Com. of Sup., 1474 (i).

 Statistics, &c.: Remarks (Mr. Blain) in
Com. on B. 5, 997 (i).
'Yellow Dog,' Attack on Orangemen by Quebec Newspapers : Ref. to in Com. on B. 69, 8350 (v).
See ' Autonomy,' &c.
Yoho Park Reserve, N.W.T.,: in Com. of Sup., 7719 (iv).
Yonge Street Bridge, Toronto, Order re Construction, Tel. re, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Kemp) 586 (i).
Young, Thos., and G. C. McNab, Dom. Officials and Political Organizers : Remarks (Mr. W. J. Roche) in Com. of Sup., 9154 (v).
Yukon Ter., Annexation to Provs., &c.: Remarks (Mr. Thompson) 6509 (iv).
Yukon-Ashcroft-Dawson Tel. Line : in Com. of Sup., 7635 (iv), 9605 (v).
Yukon, Buildings, Maintenance, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 1666 (i).

 Commissionership, Vacancy re : Remarks
(Mr. R. L. Borden) 5036 (iii).

 Court Fees : In Com. of Sup., 137 (i).

 Customs, Living Allowance : in Com. of
Sup., 411 (i).

 Elections for Dom., Delay in opening
Ballot Boxes : Remarks (Mr. R. L. Borden) 987 (i).

 Election, Cor. re Returning Officer : Read
(Mr. R. L. Borden) 1254 (i).

 information re :	Remarks (Mr. R. L.
Borden) 1152 (i).

 Remarks (Mr. Northrup) 453 (i).

 return of Member Elect : Telegrams read
(Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 1066 (i).
Yukon Govt. Administration, Diving Allowance, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 126 (i), 7716 (iv).

Grant to Local Council : in Com. of Sup.,
7718 (iv), 9250 (v).

Judge's Allowances : in Com. of Sup.,
126 (i).

Law Books : in Com. of Sup., 136 (i).

 Legal Adviser, Appnmt. of Mr. Congdon,
Duties, &c.: Ques. (Mr. Thompson) 7020 (iv).
Yukon Mail Service : in Com. of Sup., 203 (i).
Yukon, Orders-in-Council, Regulations, &c., Approval of, &c.: prop. Res. (Mr. Oliver) 9725 9784 (v).

 Ordinances : Presented (Sir Wilfrid Laurier) 54 (O.

 Post Office Officials, Salaries, Living Allowances, &c.: in Com. of Sup., 214 (i).

 Prisoners, Maintenance of : in Com. of
Sup., 135 (i).

Reforms re Government, &c.: Remarks
(Mr. Thompson) on M. for Sup., 7021 (iv).

Telegraph Lines : in Com. of Sup., 6896
(iv).

 Territorial District, Certificate of Election : Notification (Mr. Speaker) 2322 (ii).

Witnesses Fees, &c.: in Com. of Sup.,
135 (i).