Trail smelter question
Subtitle: reference of certain complants arising from the operation of the Smelter at Trail, B.C., to and international tribunal for adjudication, pursuant to the provisions of a convention between Canada and the United States of America, which was signed at Ottawa, the 3rd August, 1935.
Contributors: Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada Ltd.
Publisher: Patenaude (King's pr.)
Published: 1939
Place of publication: Ottawa
Language: eng
Subjects: Sulfur dioxide; Smoke.
Notes: The text of the Convention will be found in [pt. 2] Documents, Series A: Appendix A 4.
Table of contents: value: [Pt. 1] Statement: Statement of facts submitted by the agent for the government of Canada [J.E. Read], May 3, 1936.-  [Pt. 2] document, Series A: The Deans' report (Appendix A 1).  The Tory report (Appendix A 2).  Report of the International Joint Commission (Appendix A 3).  The convention (Appendix A 4)-  [Pt. 3] Documents, series AA.  Economic survey 1937, Appendix AAl.-  [Pt. 4] Documents, series B: Sulphur dioxide content of atmosphers 1930-1935 (Appendix B 1).  Sulphur content of vegetation (Appendix B 2).  Documents, series D: Agricultural conditions 1934 (Appendix D 1).  Agricultural conditions 1935 (Appendix D 2).  Effect of sulphur dioxide on barley (Appendix D 3).  Effect of sulphur dioxide on alfalfa (Appendix D 4).  Stroh experimental plots 1930-1935 (Appendix D 5)-  [Pt. 5] Supplement to Canadian documents series B and BB, Appendices B1 and BB2: Sulphur dioxide content of the atmosphere 1937 to 1940, comp. from sulphur dioxide recorder data submitted to the International Tribunal.-  [Pt. 6] Documents series C: Forest conditions 1934 (Appendix C 1).  Forest conditions 1935 (Appendix C 2).  Forest growth studies (Appendix C 3).  Effect of sulphur dioxide on yellow pine and Douglas fir (Appendix C 4).-  [Pt. 7] Answer: Answer to the United States supplementary statement, submitted by the agent for the Government of Canada, November 9, 1940.  (Rules of procedure, September 27, 1040, Rule 1)