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SESSIONAL PAPERS

VOLUME 4

FOURTH SESSION OFTHETHIRTEENTH PARLIAMENT

DOMINION OF CANADA

SESSION 1920

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10-11 George V Alphabetical Index to Sessional Papers

A. 1920

ALPHABETICAL INDEX

SESSIONAL PAPERS

PARLIAMENT OF CANADA

FOURTH SESSION, THIRTEENTH PARLIAMENT, 1920

A

Advertisements respecting voluntary enlist aient,
before year 1917

Agreement between Allies and Associated Powers, re
cost of liberation of Territories of former Austro-
Hungarian Empire

Agreement between Allies and Associate<i i*iift"ers
re. Italian reparation Payments, etc.

Agriculture — Report of Department of— 1019.

Agricultural Instruction Act— 1918-19

Air Board, Report of year 1920

" " O. in C. respecting re-organization of — 1920
" Force in Canada— O. in C. 1920 re organization. .
" Regulations— O. in C. relating to, 1920.

Alberta — respecting irrigation development in . .

Antigonish, N.S. — Date of establishing Branch of
P.VV. Department at

Antigonish, N..S. and North Sydney Branches of
P.W. Department at

Appointments to Civil Ser\'ice in Cities of Canada
since 1915

Archives, Department of, Ottawa--number of em-
ployees in, salaries, etc

Arms Traffic Convention— Protocol re— 1919

Assets of Canada — Total Amount, interest, etc from
1910 — average to present time

Auditor General's Report, Vol. I. Pt. A-B— A-to 3..]

" II, Pt.KtoS !

" III.Pt.TtoZ I

■' IV.Pt.ZZ J

Automobiles— respecting the amount of excise duty
collected on, in 1918-1919

B

Banks, cliartered — ^npmber of. profits, etc. years,
1911-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19

Beatonville P.O. .Inverness Co., X.S.. respecting site of

Becker &. Co., London, England — Copy of correepond-
ence bet^reen, and Government . -

Berlin and Brussells Acts Convention— 1919 .

Board of Commerce— re resignation of Chief Com-
missioner of, etc

Board of Commerce of Canada, First Annual Report
of— and O. in C. accompanjing same . .

Bonds and securities, statement re, 1919

British House of Commons— Resolutions of thanks
passed by, to troops in late war

0

Canadian Expeditionary Forces — re pajTnents to —
respecting rate of exchange

Canadian Expeditionary Forces— Copies of Routine
Orders promulgated— 1919-1920

Canadian Expeditionary Forces— Appointments, Pro-
motions and Retirements— 1919-20

5951— i

Canadian Government Merchant Marine Ltd. — Report

• of. Directors of 161

Canadian Militia— Promotions, Appointments and

Retirements— 1919-1920 95

Canadian Munition Resources Commisaion- Report

year 1915 to 1919 184

Canadian Munition Resources Commission O. in C. —

Copy of dissoU-ing same. 1920 184a

Canadian National Railways — re amount of work on

certain lines of..- 97

Canadian Naval Service — number of vessels of, during

war— names, etc 117

Canadian Naval Service re gratuity to warrant officers

of

43c

Canadian Northern Railway Company re mortgage
deeds granted by Government to, 1918-1919 175

Canadian Northern Railway System — Report of
Directors for year 1919 160

Canadian Securities once held in Great Britain, now
by U. S. of America 89

Canadian Silver Coinage — defining standard of 76

CanalStatistics, season of navigation. 1919 20a

Captain Superintendents H.M.C. Dockyards — re pay-
ments to . 43

Car\nll, George — respecting dismissal of from position
of Ticket Agent at St. John 134

Census of Industry, Pulp and Paper 17c(4)

Chippewa — Indians — Agreement between and Govern-
ment— re surrender of Samia Indian Reser\-e 207

Ci\'il Service Commission— Annual Report of, J919 . . 32

" " number of persons employed

on — names and salaries . 150

Ci^nl Ser\'ice Commission, re correspondence with,
respecting classification of Ci\-il Ser\-ice 90

Civil Service Investigation Commissions — No. of ap-
pointed since 1895 166

Civil Service Insurance Act, Statement in pursuance of 5 >
" Number of Classification engineers em-
ployed in re-classification of 9Sa

Civil Service, respecting names, salaries, etc., of men
employed to re-classify same. 228

Coal operations— Orders of the Director of— No. 1 to
144 inclusive 202

Coal— Production of in Canada past 10 years— Total
Exportation and importation of past 10 years 103

Commissions — re date and object of appointment of
since 1911 to date r5

Commissions — re date and object of appointment of
since 1912 to dat« 65a

Commissions — re date and object of appointment of
since 1914 to date 656

Commissions — re date and object of appointment cf
since 191 1 to date 65c

Commissions of Enquiry — re coat of reporting, trans-
lating, etc., since 1900 141

Conner, Jas., re dismissal of, etc 82

Cost of Living Bonus for Civil Service Employees,
years 1920-21 193

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A. 1920

Court Martial— re trials by of certain Riflemen of
Caimdiun Siberian Force. 1919

Consolidated Debt, of Canada — Amount of in gross —
also net, etc

Correspondence, copy of between Prime Minister, and
Prime Minister of Gt. Britain.

Customs and Inland Revenue — Report of 1919

" Shipping Department, Report of, 1919

Departments of the Government — number of non-
Canadian-bom in — ICngineers, etc

Department of Health— re sum of 5200.000 for combat-
ting Veneral Disease

Demonstration Farm at Baie St. Paul, Co. of Charle-
voix

Deputy Postmaster at Edmonton, Alberta — reappoint-
ment of

Dillon, John A., respecting retention as Fishing Over-
seer in Co. of Guyeborough, N.S.

Dismissals of Civil Servants in Cities of Canada since
1915

Dog-Fish Reduction Works— Clark's Harbour, N.S..

Dominion Council of Health— O. in C. appointing
same, 1919

Dominion I-^ands Survey Act — O. in C. respecting . . .

Dominion Lands Act — O. in C. respecting

Dominion Manufacturers Association — reJ5pecting —
appeals connected with, from Supreme Court

Dominion Railwavs Commission — re proceedings and
evidence, at Ottawa in 1911, and 1919 136fl

Edmonton. Alberta, re theft of $50,000 from post office

at

Election, Return of the Tliirteenth General

Emergency Fund for re-establishment of Soldiers-
amount overpaid to those not entitled

Estimates of Canada

'' Supplementary

' " Further Supplementary

Exchequer Court of Canada— Rules and Orders of. .

Experimental Farms, Report of, 1919

Explosives Division, Dept. of Mines— Report of year

1919

External Affairs — Report of Department of, 1919

FeJeral Government of Canada — Respecting number

of persons employed by — both sexes

Federal Housing Scheme—Orders in Council respect-

ing..

Feed for Live Stock— in Southern Alberta— cost of in
years 1918-19-20

Ferry, Steamboat— between Ste. Catherine and Tad-
oussac

Finance Department — number of employees in — in-
cluding Insurance Dept

Fiset. Dr.vMichel — respecting appointment of in 1914
as Parcel Post Super\isor, Quebec City

Fisheries Branch at Ottawa — names, salaries, etc. of,
years 1919-20

Forbes, J. L. A. — Reports concerning indemnity paid

Gagnon. F. X. — correspondence between and Govt.,
m Military- exemption

Geographic Board— Report of— including all decisions
from 1917 to 1919

Geological Surveys Branch, Department of Mines,
year 1919

Generals — number of retiring, also number of pro-
moted, etc., since six months past

Governor-Generals Warrants- Statement respecting
—1919-20

Grain Supervisors of Canada, Board of, O- in C.
appointing, 1919

Grand Etang Harbour, N.S., re improvements on,
years 1918. 1919. and 1920

Grand Trunk Ry. Co. of Canada — ^Agreement between
Government and

G

Greece — re Contract between Canadian Wheat Board

and Govt, of Canada respecting Wheat

Greece — amounts loaned , or credits given to — dates of,

etc

GrifTenhagen and Associates— O. tn C. re oontraot
with, by Government

H

Halford, H. J. — O. in Co. appointing as member of
Dominion Council of Health

Halifax GraviHg Dock — re expropriation of

Harbours of Halifax, .St. John, Quebec, Montreal,
Toronto, Hamilton, Port Arthur, Vancouver, —
Amount of money spent in since Confederation

Harbour Commission of Quebec — Documents re con-
struction of Docks, Elevators, etc

Headquarters, Militia Department at Ottawa, —
names of all officers employed at.

Highlanders— 78th Regt. of Pictou, N.S. re names of
officers of, etc . .

Highlanders— 78th Regt. of Pictou Co., N.S. re names
of officers of . . -

Historical Documents Publication Board — Annual
Report of '.*

Houses— number of commenced and finished under Act
of 1919

Imperial News Service — Correspondence respecting

establishment of same

Income Tax— Number of companies and persons
paying in Toronto

Inspectors of Terminal Elevators — re authority of

Immigration and Colonization — Report of Department
of, 1919

Indian Affairs— Report of Department of— 1919

Indian Affairs— Respecting number employed in
Department of — salaries, etc

Insurance Abstract of Statement of year 1919

Insurance — Report of Superintendent of — 1918

Insurance showing names of societies complying with
provisions of Insurance Act, also, those which have
neglected to do so. etc

Interior — number of emploj ees in service of Depart-
ment of— inside

Interior — number of employees in 8er\'ice of Depart-
ment of— in Ottawa

Interior— Report of Department of— 1919

International Opium Association — Copy of, etc

International Joint Commission re development of
St. Lawrence River — O. in C

International Labour Conference at Washington — Draft
Conventions, etc

International Labour Conference at Washington —
Names of Canadian Representatives at

Intoxicants into N. West Territories — re permits
granted for— 1919

Jellicoc— Admiral — Report of respecting Naval Mission

to Canada

Justice, Department of at Ottawa— number of em-
Ployeesin

Labour. Department of— Number of employees in,
etc.

158rf
170i

Labour, Department of^Number of employees in,

names, salaries, etc

Labour, Department of— Report for year 1920

Lady Evelyn, Steamer, Documents re carriage of mails,

etc. to Magdalen Islands

Lawyers, acting as public representatives in Military

Service trials — salaries, etc

League of Nations — Apportionment of expenses of,

also re Canada's share in

Librarians of Parliament — Report of — 1919

Life Saving Station at Cheticamp, N.S. respecting

closing of

Liquor Traffic Convention— Protocol re traffic in

Africa— 1919

Loans negotiated by Government since 1911

Lobster Hatchery — sale of at Charlotte town, P.E.I.

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A. 1920

M

J.

Mabou, and Whycocomah, N.S. — Documents re mail
route between ^

Mail carriers — County of Charlevoii-Montmorenoy,
number of

Mail Bags — re transfer of from C.P.R. to trains at
Iberville Junction— 1917-1918

Marine and Fisheries, Report of Department oi—
1918-19— Marine

Marine and Fisheries — Steamboat Inspection Report
(Marine)— 1918-19

Marine and Fisheries, Departaient of — number of
employees in inside service of 1586

Marine and Fisheries, Department of — number of
employees in at Ottawa - 1706

Marine and Fisheries, List of Vessels year 1919..

Mariners — sick — amount of dues from shipping in
Canadian Ports in— 1912-13-14-1.>-16-17-18-19

Married Women — No. of in employ of Government-
Salaries, etc

Metabetchouan— respecting appointment of Post-
master at

Mewbum, Hon. S. C— resignation of _

Metagama Stnir. re complaints of soldiers sailing on —
February 8, 1919

Militia Council— Report of year 1919 . .

Militia Department- -re oflSbers retained, who have^
not been overseas '

Militia Department— General Orders promulgated-
1919-1920

Militia Department— Number of employees in Inside
Service of

Militia and Defence — Memo, re European War — 1918-
1919

Mines Branch— Department of Mines— Annual report.

Mires, Department of in Ottawa — number of em-
ployees in, etc

Miscellaneous L'nforeseen Expenses — Statement res-

pecting^l920

Missisquoi Bay — re seine or net fishing in.

Mixed Fertilizers — re values of exportation of years —
1916-17-18-19, etc

Montreal Gazette— respecting names of publishers of ,
and amounts paid to in last 5 years

Mc

McLean, Hon. A. K.. resignation of 71

McNutt, Dr. L. W., Vancouver, B.C. — correspondence
re claim of against Government 157

National Battlefields Commission — 1919 54

*' " —1920 54a

Naval Ser\'ice — Report of Department of 1919

— number of employees in — Ottawa . . . I70g
" Fisheries Branch, Report of Depart-
ment of. 1919 40

Naval Mission to India — correspondence with British
Admiralty respecting 17^

Newspapers — Amounts paid to following — vears, 1919
and 1920— "Montreal Gazette," the "Gazette Print-
ing Co.," "Montreal Daily Star." "The Globe."
Toronto, "Mail and Empire" of Toronto, "Tele-
gram," of Toronto, "Star" of Toronto, "The Jour-
nal" and "The Journal Press," Ottawa, and the
"Citizen." Ottawa 226

O'Connor, W. F. — copy of O. inC. accepting resignation

ofs

Orders in Council: —
re payment of Command Money to Captain Super-
intendents

Cancellation of pajonent of Separation Allowance

dependents in Naval Service

Naval Forces of Canada, placed on peace footing
Ottawa Improvement Commission — Report of year

Parent. Eiis^e, Inspector of Inland Revenue — papers
re dismissal of in 1916

Parent, Elis^, Inspector of Inland Revenue — supple-
mentary' Return, etc

Parliamentary Library— number of employees in,
salaries, etc .

Peace Conference — Declaration by Supreme Council
of, on £k;onomic Conditions

P^ce Treaty —

Copy of between Allies and Bulgaria— 1919

■' Serb-Croat-Slovene —

1919

Czecho-Slovakia— 1919..

Penitentiaries, Report of M inister of Justice, as to year,
1919

Port of Canso. N.S. — re appointment of Harbour Mas-
ter at

Postmaster-General- Report of— 1919

Prince Edward Island— re appointment of Lieut.

rfor.

Printing Bureau, Govt.— number of dismissals from,
starting Januarj- 1 to March 1, 1920 . .

Proprietan,' or Patent Medicine Act — re appointment
of Advisorj- Council, etc

Public Accounts of Canada _.

Public cross road between Ste. Catherine andTadous-
sac — O- in C. respecting

Public Health-
Number of employees in Department of, etc

Orders in Council relating to organization and work

of.

Public Printing — number of persons employed in De-
partment of — names and salaries

Public Printing and Stalioner>- — Report of Depart-
ment of. vear 1919

Public Works:—

Report of Department of. 1919

Names of tenderers for. in Co. of MJontmorency , Que .
Number of employees in Canada from 1915 to 1920 .
Number of names and salaries throughout Canada,

up to January, 1920

Number of names and salaries in Ottawa

Public Service — number of employees in Departments
of, subject to new classification oT

Postmasters — names and P.O. addresses of, appoint-
ed in N.S. since 1917 — also documents re number of
in County of Charlevoix — ^Montmorency

Postmasters— re salaries paid to

Post Office Department—number of employees in
inside ser^nce of

Post Office Department at Ottawa — number of em-
ployees in, salaries, etc.

Post Offices — number of north of St. Lawrence from
Tadoussac to Esquimaux Point

Pound Sterling, British — Value of in Canadian cur-
rency in last of 1914. and in years 1915-17-18-19

Prince Edward Island — respecting names of persons
from, passing Civil Service Exams

loSa
\7(\o

16a

436

1919.

Q

Quebec and Saguenay Railway re curtailing of service

on since November. 1919 197

Quebec, Board of Trade of City of. re letter to Minister

of Trade and Commerce re Mail Steamers 155

Quebec. City of— correspondence re Dam on St.

Charles River. . . 88

Quebec. Riots of 1918 — respecting claims for damages,

etc., incurred in 140

Quebec n copy of letter of Western Senators and Mem- '

bers of Commons, respecting routing shipments via 171

Radiotelegraph Regulations— Amendments to 44

44a

Railways and Canals — number of employees in De-
partment of in Ottawa . " I70y

Railways and Canals— Report of Department of, 1919 20

Railway Statistics of Canada, year 1919 206

Railway Commission — respecting sessions of. relating
to compensation for damages caused by C.N. Ry . . . 208

Railway Commission— respecting sessions of relating
to compensation for damages caused by C.N. Ry.
passing through North Bay 208a

Railway Commissioners: —

Report of Board of, year 1919 \ 20c

Report of, vear 1919 )

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A. 1920

C.r.R. andG.TninkRys..

Railwny Belt, 40 milee in Province of B.C.— O. in C-
respecting

Railway between St. Camille, Que., and Cabono, Co.
of Temiscouata

Railway Station—" The Palais " at Quo. re construc-
tion of

Remissions and Refund of Customs Duties, year
1918 ,

Revenue—total estimate for 1891-189ft-1901-1906-I911-
1912-13-14-15-16-17-18.19; also expenditure, etc

Richibucto Beach, N.B., re closing of the life saving
station at

Ricthdorf, Prof. F. V., papers, letters, etc.. naturaliza-
tion of. etc

River Batiscan — Champlain Co.. respecting Bridge

River Batiscan — Champlain Co.. Reports, correspond-
ence, etc.

Robson, Judge, correspondence re resignation of, as
Chairman of Board of Commerce

Roumanta — Amounts loaned or credits given to—
dates, etc

Royal Canadian Navy— O. in C— 1920, rt engagement
of Seamen in

Koyal Canadian Navj'— O. in C.~1920, •■* amendment
to pay of Sergeant Lieutenants of

Royal Commission on Indian Affairs for Province of
B.C

Roj-al North West Mounted Police — Report of 1919. , .

Royal Society of Canada— Report of 1919

Running Race Meets— Report and Evidence of Com-
mission to enquire into conditions re

Rural Mail Carriers— re salaries, etc., paid to

Rural Mail Routes — Reports re. in Parishes of Champ-
I;iin, Batiscan and St. Luc. Quebec

Scientific and Industrial Research — Report of Chair-
man for Council of, year 1920

Secretaries — Private, Number of to Members, chair-
men, or members of commissions, since 1911 . .

Secretary to Deputy Minister of Justice — Documents
respecting promotion of

Secretary of State, Report of Department of— 1919, . . .

Secretan' of State, Department of — number of em-
ployees in

Secretary- of State Department of— number of em-
ployees in

Seed Grain — Cost of providing for settlers in Leth-
bridgein 1918-19-20

Sentences commuted ofprisoners to be hanged — number
of— 1916-17-18-19

Siberia Ej^dition to — number of men composing it,
voluntarily or otherwise — Cost of expedition to. etc. .

Siberia. Expedition to — Trial by Court Martial oi
Riflemen attached to Expedition to — 1919

Soldiers CiWI Re-establishment— Report of Depart-
mentof— 1919

Soldiers Civil Re-establishment re institutions under
jurisdiction of, etc

Soldiers Civil Re-establishment — Number of persons
employed in Department of in Ottawa

Soldiers Settlement Act— Number of farms in Quebec
Purchased by returned soldiers

Soldiers Settlement Board— Correspondence between,
and Minister Lands, Province Quebec

Soldiers Settlement Board re number of persons cm-
plo>'ed by in Province of Quebec

Spirituous Liquors: quantity of imported into Canada
years 1913-14-15-16-17-18-19

Superannuation and Retiring Allowances — Statement
respecting, to Dec- 31, 1919

Superannuation and Retiring Allowances re additional
years granted under

Superior Courts of Criminal Jurisdiction — Copies of

Rules of

Supreme Court of Nova Scotia — Rules of re Con-
troverted Elections Act

Supreme Court of Nova Scotia — Rules of Judges of rt
Criminal Code

St. and Ste.

Ste. Catherine and Tadoussac — re subsidy connected
with ferry between , ,

Ste. Catherine and Tadoussac, respecting postal ferr>-
8er%'ice between

St. Charles river — Quebec, re construction of a dam on .

Ste. Anne do Beauprc, Ste. Famille. Re d'Orloans,
St. Francois du Sud. He d'Orleans, St. Jean, He
d'Orleans, He de la Quarantine, and Pointe aux
Trembles, names of tenderers for public works
at — amounts of, etc

Ste. Anne de Bellevue re Militarj' Hospital at,— cost
of, number of patients at

St. John and Quebec Ry., N.B., re procuring running
rights of, over C.P.Ry. to enter St. John

Temporary Appointments— number of made bv
commission since Armistice still on pay-rolls. .

Temporar\' Loans since last session of Parliament .

Textile Manufactures — re drawbacks paid to on raw-
wool and cotton, year 1920

Toronto Harbour — re work of development of under
present scheme of work

Trade and Commerce — Report of relating to subsidies
and Steamship Subventions, for year 1919

Trade and Commerce — Trade of Canada (Imports for
consumption and exports) for the vear ending March
31, 1919

Trade and Commerce— Criminal Statistics for year
ended September 1919

Trade and Commerce— Report of the Weights and
Measures, Electricity and Gas Inspection Services,
year 1918-19

Trade and Commerce — Report of the Dominion Stat-
istician year 1918-19

Trade and Commerce — Department of — number of
employees in, salaries and names

Trade and Commerce — Department of — number of
employees in, salaries and names

Trade Commission overseas — re purposes of creation,
etc

Transcontinental Ry., Commission — correspondence re
Ry. Station at Champlain Market. City of Quebec —
also Elevators, etc, . . 1

Translators — number of in Senate, House of Commons,
and different Depts. of Government, etc 1

Treaty between Allies, and Associated Powers and
Rouraania. Dec. 9, 1919.

Treaty of Peace between Allies and Bulgaria — 1919 —
" " " Czecho-Slovakia— I9I9

Treaties and Conventions — Return re ratification of —
1920

Tunnel, construction of in City of Quebec connected
with Transcontinental Ry

Unforeseen Expenses — Miscellaneous Statement re 1920. 52

Venereal Disease — re sum of S200.000 placed with

Health Department for combatting

Veterinary' Director General — ^ Report of year 1919 . . .
A'ictorv Loan — 1919 — Total cost and general expenses

of

Victory Loan — Appointment of Special Committee

respecting stabilizing Loan of 1917

Victory Loan — Total amount of commission charges

paid to brokers and agents. 1919

w

War Purchasing Commission — Sales of Militari' and

other supplies made by in 1917-18-19

War Records Office. Canadian — Reports by Officer in

charge, London. England

War Revenue Stamps — re prosecutions in N.S. for

neglect in placing on Medical Packages

Wharves on St. John River, etc., re liability of Do-

ininion Government for

White, A. v.. consulting Engineer of Conser\'ation

Commission — re expenses, etc. of

Young, Arthur & Company — X;

paid to. etc. .

Yukon, Ordinances of Territorj- of. year 1920

cost, amounts

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LIST OF SESSIONAL PAPERS

Arranged in Numerical Order, with their Titles at Full Length; the Dates when
Ordered and when Presented to the Houses of Parliament; the Name of the
Senator or Member tcho moved for each Sessional Paper, and whether it is
Ordered to be Printed or not Printed. Also those Printed but not Presented.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 1.

(TkU volume is hound in three parts).

1 . Report of the Auditor General for the year ended March 31t ,1919, Volume I, Parts a-b — A to J. Presented by Six
Henrj' Drayton, March 19, 1920 ' Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

Report of the Auditor General for the year ended March 31, 1919, Volume IT. Parts K to S. Presented by Sir
Henr\- Draj"ton, March 29, 1920 Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

Report of the Auditor General for the year ending March 31, 1919, Volume III, Parts T to Z. Presented by Sir
Henrj- Draj ton, March 16, 1920 Printed for distrUiution and sessional papers.

Report of the Auditor General for the year ended March 31, 1919, Volume TV, Part ZZ. Presented by Sir Henry
Drayton, May 14, 1920 Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 2.

(This volume is bound in two parts) .

2. The Public Accounts of Canada, for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1919. Presented by Sir Henry Drayton, March

2, 1920 Pi intedfor distribution and sessional papers.

3. Estimates of sums required for the service of the Dominion for the year ending on the 31st March. 1921. Presented

by Sir Henry- Draj-ton, March 22,1920 Presented for distribution and sessional papers.

4.

5. Further Supplementarj" Estimates of sums required for the service of the Dominion for the j'ear ending on the 3!st
March, 1920. Presented by Sir Henrj- Dra>'ton, May 17, 1920 Printed for distribut on and sessional papers.

5a. Further Suppfementaiy Estimates of sums required for the service of the Dominion for the year ending on the 31st
March, 1921. Presented by Sir Henr>- Draj-ton, June 25, 1920 Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

56. Further Supplementary Estimates of sums required for the ser\nce of the Dominion for the year ending on the 31s1
March, 1921. Presented by Sir Henr>' Drayton, June 29, 1920 Printed for distribution and

8. Report of the Superintendent of Insurance of the Dominion of Canada for the year ended December 31. 191S,

Volume I, Insurance Companies other than Life; Volume 11, Life Insurance Companies. Presented by Sir
Henry Drajlon, March 2, 1920 , Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

9, Abstract of Statements of Insurance Companies in Canada, year ending December 31, 1919.

Printed for distribution and

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 3.

lOo. Report relating to Mail Subsidies and Steamship Subventions as controlled by the Department of Trade and Com-
merce, for the year ended March 31, 1919. with Traffic Returns, etc., to December 31, 1919. The Senate.

Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

106. Annual Report of the Trade of Canada (Imports for consumption and Exports) for the fiscal year ended March 31,
1919 Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 4.

\0d. Criminal Statistics for the year ended September, 1919 Printed for distribution and sessional papers

lOe. Report of the Weights and Measures, Electricity and Gas Inspection Service, for the fiscal year ended March 31,

Printed for distrAution and sessional papers.

10/, Report of the Dominion Statistician for the year ended March 31, 1919.

Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

11. Annual Report of the Department of Customs and Inland Revenue, containing accounts of revenue with statements
relative to the Imports, Exports, Customs and Inland Revenue of the Dominion of Canada, foi;the fiscal year
ended March 31. 1919, as compiled from official returns. Presented by Hon. Mr. Burrell. March 4, 1920.

Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

11a. Shipping Report of the Department of Customs, containing Statements of Navigation and Shipping of the Dominion
of Canada for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1919, as compiled from official returns. Presented by Hon. Mr.
Burrell, March 4, 1920 Printed for duttribution and sessional papers.

13. Return of the Thirteenth General Election for the House of Commons of Canada, held on the 17th day of
December 1917 Printed for distribution and sessional paper*.

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 5.

14. Report of the Work of the Department of .Soldiers" Civil Re-e^^tithlishment. December, 1919. Presented by Mr
Clark (Brude). March 15, I9:'0 Printed for distribution and aesaional papers.

15. Iteport of the Minister of Agriculture for the Dominion of Canada, for the year ended March 31. 1919. Presented bv
Hon. Mr. Tolmie. March 9, 1920 Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

15(J. Report on "The Agricultural In.'itruction Act." 1918-19, pursuant to Section 8. Chapter 5 of 3-1 George V. Presented
by Hon. Mr. Tolmie. March 9. 1920 Printed for distribution and sessional papas.

156. Report of the Veterinar>- Director General, year ending March 31, 1919 Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

16* Report of the Dominion Experimental Farms for the fiscal year ending Stst March, 1919. Appendix to the Report
of the Minister of Agriculture. Presented by Hon. Mr. Tolmie. March 9, 1920,

Piinted for distribution and sessional papers .

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 6.

17c. Cenjus of Industr>'— Pulp and Paper Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

18. Annual Report of the Department of Immigration and Colonization, for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1919.

Presented by Hon. Mr. Calder, March 3, 1920 Presented for disiri6u(ton and sessional papers.

19. Report of the Minister of Public Works on the works under his control for the fiscal year ended March 31. 1919.

Presented by Hon. Mr. Reid, March 10, 1920 Printedfor distribution and sessional papers.

20. Annual Report of the Department of Railways and Canals, for the fiscal year from April 1, 1918. to March 31. 1919.

Presented by Hon. Mr. Reid, May 20, 1920 Printed foi distribution and sessional paper.i.

20a. Canal .Statistics for the season of naWgation of 1919 Printedfor distribution and sessional papers.

206. Railway Statistics of the Dominion of Canada year of 1919 Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

■■ for Canada, for the year ending March 31. 1919.
Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 7.

20if. Fifteenth Report of the Board of Railway Commis-sioners for Canada, for the nine months ending December 31 ,
1919. (Manuscript copy.l Presented by Hon. Mr. Reid. April 19. 1920.

21. Fifty-second Annual Report of the Department of Marine and Fisheries, for the year 1918-19— Marine. Presented

by Hon. Mr. Ballantyne, March 1. 1920 Printedfor distribution and sessional papers.

22. Marine and Fisheries— List of ^'esseIs. year 1919 Printed foi distribution and sessional papers.

23. Supplement to the Fifty-second Annual Reportof the Department of Marine and Fisheries for the fiscal year 1918-1919

(Marine)— Steamboat Inspection Report. Presented by Hon. Mr. Ballantyne, March I, 1920.

Pointed for distribution and sessional papers.

24. Report of the Postmaster General for the year ended March 31. 1919. Presented b.v Hon. Mr. Rowell, March 2, 1920.

Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 8.

25. Annual Report o( the Department of the Interior, for the fiscal \ear ended March 31, 1919, Presented by Hon. Mr.

Meighen, March 10. 1920 Punted for distribution and sfssionttl papers.

25a. Report of the Topogrnphical Surve

25*. Sixteenth Report of the Geographic Board of Canada, containing all decisions from April 1. 1917, to March .31. 1919.
Presented by Hon. Mr. Meighen, April 28, 1920 Printed for distribution and anssional papers.

26. Report of the Geological Survey Branch, Department of Mines, year 1919 Printedfor distribution and sessional papers.

26a. Summary Report of the Mines Branch of the Department of Mines, for the year ending December 31, 1919.

Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

27. Report of the Department oT Indian Affairs for the year ended March 31. 1919. Presented by Hon. Mr. Meighen.

March 16, 1920 Printedfor distribution and sessional papels

28. Report of the Roval Northwest Mounted Police for the year ended September 30, 1919. Presented by }ion. Mr.

Rowell. March 22, 1920 Printedfor distribution and sessional papers.

29. Report of the Secretary of State of Canada for the year ended March 31,1919. Presented by Hon. Mr. Sifton, March

10, 1920 Printedfor distribution and sessional papers.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 9.

(This volume is bound in two parts.)

30. (Sessional Paper No. 18, 6-7 Edward VH, Rev. Ed.) Second .\nnual Report of the Historical Documents Publication

Board, together with accompanying printed volumes, being the second edition, revised and enlarged, of the first
volume of the Constitutional Documents relating to Canada 175F1791. now issued in two parts. Presented by
Hon. Mr. Rowell, March 18. 1920 Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

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32. Eleventh Annual Report of the Civil Service Commission of Canada, September 1, 1918-December 31, 1919. Pre-
sented by Hon. Mr. Sifton, April 16, 1920 Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

33. Annual Report of the Department of Public Printing and Stationery for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1919. Pre-
sented by Hon. Mr. Sifton, June 8, 1920 Printed for distribution and sessional papers,

34. Report of the Secretarj* of State for External Affairs, for the year ended March 31, 1919. Presented by Hon. Mr'

Rowell. April 22, 1920 Printed for distribution and sessional papers*

35. Report of the Minister of Justice as to Penitentiaries for year ending March 31 , 1919.

Printed for distribution and sessional papers-

36. Report of the Militia Council for the Dominion of Canada, for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1919. Presented by

Hon. Mr. Guthrie, May 28, 1920 Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

37. Report of the Department of Labour for the year ended March 31, 1919. The Senate.

Printed for distrUjution and sessional papers.

38. Annual Report of the Editorial Committee for the year 1920. Presented 1920.

Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

39. Report of the Department of the Naval Service, for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1919. Presented by Hon. Mr.

BallantjTie, March 1, 1920 Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

40. Fifty-second Annual Report of the Fisheries Branch of the Department of the Naval Service, 1918. Presented by
Hon. Mr. Baliantyne, March 11, 1920 Printed for distribution and sessional papers.

1. Report of the Joint Librarians of Parliament. Presented by Hon. Mr. Speaker, Februarj-26, 1920 Not printed.

42. Copy of the Treaty of Peace between the Allied and Associated Powers and Bulgaria, signedat Neuilly-sur-Seine

on the 27th day of November, 1919. Presented by Hon. Mr. Rowell, February 26, 1920.

Ptinted for distribution to senators and metnbers.

42a. The Czecho-.Slovak Minorities Treaty — Treaty between the Principal Allied and Associated Powers and Czecho
Slovakia, signed at Saint-Germain-en-Laye, September 10. 1919. Ratification on behalf of Canada authorized
by Order in Council of December 1, 1919. Presented by Hon. Mr. Rowell, March 1, 1920.

Not printed.

426. The Serb -Croat-Slovene Minorities Treaty— Treaty between the Principal Allied and Associated Powers and the
Serb-Croat-Slovene State, signed at Saint- Germain-en- Laye, September 10, 1919. Ratification on behalf of
Canada authorized by Order in Council of December 1, 1919. Presented by Hon. Mr. Rowell, March 1, 1920.

Not printed.

42c. Arras Traffic Convention — Convention for the control of the trade in arms and ammunition, and Protocol, signed
September 10, 1919. Ratification on behalf of Canada authorized by Order in Council of December 9, 1919.
Presented by Hon. Mr. Rowell, March 1, 1920 Not printed.

42d. Liquor Traffic Convention — Convention relating to the liquor traffic in Africa, and Protocol, signed at Saint-Germain-
en-Laye, September 10, 1919. Ratification on behalf of Canada authorized by Order in Council of December
1919. Presented by Hon. Mr. Rowell. March 1, 1920 Not printed.

42tf. Berlin and Brussels Acts Convention— Convention revising the General Act of Berlin. February 26, 1885, and the
General Act and Declaration of Brussels, July 2, 1890, signed at Saint-Germain-en-Laye, September 10, 1919.
Ratification on behalf of Canada authorized bv Order in Council of December 9, 1919. Presented bv Hon. Mr.
Rowell. March 1 . 1920 Not printed.

42/ Return to an Address to His Excellency the Administrator, of the 22nd March. 1920, for a copy of the Orders in
Council of December 1, 1919. and December 9, 1919, respecting ratification of the treaties and conventions laid
before the House of Commons on Monday. March 1, 1920 Presented March 29, 1920, Mr. Fielding . . Not printed.

42g. Copy of the English test of the Treatj' between the Principal Allied and -\ssociated Powers and Rumania, signed
at Palis, Decembei 9. 1919. Piesented by Hon. Mi. Rowell. Apiil U, 1920 Not printed.

42a. Copy of the agreement of September 10, 1919, between the Allied and Associated Powers with regaid to the con-
tiibutions to the cost of libeiation of the tenitoiies of the foimei Austio-Hungaiian monaichy, and copy of
Declaiation dated the 8th of Decembei, 1919, modifying this Agieement. Piesented by Hon. Mi. Rowell,
Apiil 21, 1920 Not printed.

42i. Copy of Agieement of September 10. 1919, between the Allied and Associated Poweis and Italy with legaid to the
Italian lepaiation payments and copy of Declaiation of Decembei 8, 1919, modifj'ing this Agieement. Piesented
by Hon. Mi. Rowell, Apiil 21. 1920 Not printed.

43. Oidei in Council, P.C. 69. dated Febiuaiy 28. 1920. Payment of Command Money to Captain Supeiintendents H.M.C.

Dockyaids. Piesented by Hon. Mi. Baliantyne, Maich 1, 1920 Not printed.

43a. Copy of Oidei in Council, P.C. 566. dated Maich 17, 1920: Cancellation of Oideis in Council authoiizing and
governing the payment of Sepaiation Allowance to dependents of Officeis and Men in the Canadian Naval Sei vice
Piesented by Hon. Mi. Baliantyne. Maich 22, 1920 Not printed.

436. Oidei in Council, P.C. 559, dated 17th Maich, 1920: Naval Foices of Canada, including the Naval Volunteei
Foices, placed on a peace footing. Piesented by Hon. Mi. Ballant>-ne, Maich 25, 1920 Not printed.

43c. Copy of Oidei in Council P.C 1061. dated 15th Mav. 1920: Payment of Giatuitv to Ratings and Waiiant Officers
of the Royal Canadian Navy. Pi*>sented by Hon. Mi. Ballantj-ne, May 21, 1920 Not printed

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43d. Copy of Oi del inCoucnil. PC. 1005, dutL-d 2nth M:iy, 1020; Encagement of Seamen in Royal Canadian Na\'>'- Pie-

sented May 31, 1920. Mi. llocken \ at printed.

43c Oidei in Council, No. P.C. U55, dated May 22, 1920,— Amendmente to Rates of Pay foi Suigeon Lieutenants. Royal
Canadian Navy. (Sessional Papers, 1920, No. .) The Senate Not printed.

9, Nos. 78, 25 and 104. Presented by Hon. Mi. Ballantyne, Match 1,

. * Not printed .

44a. Amendment to Radiotelegiaph Regulation No. 92. Fiesented by Hon. Mt

45. Copy of the International Opium Convention, signed at The Hague, Januaiy 23, 1912, and ratified Januaiy 10, 1920.

Piesented by Hon. Mi. Rowell, Maich 2, 1920 Not printed.

46. Copy of an Agieement between His Majesty the King and the Giand Tiunk Railway Company of Canada. Pie-

sented by Hon. Mi . Raid, Maich 2, 1920 Not printed.

47. Copy of Oidei in Council, P.C. 2596, dated Slat Decembei, 1919— Aii Regulations. 1920. Piesented bv Hon. Mi.

Sifton. Maich 2, 1920 Not printed.

47fl. Repoit of the Aii Boaid, foi the fiscal 3<eai ending Maich 31. 1920. Piesented by Hon. Mi. Sifton. April 20. 1920.

.\'ot printed.

47b. Copy of Order in Council. P.C. 826, dated I9th April, 1920, respecting the reorganization of the Air Board. Presented

by Hon. Mr. Sifton. April 20, 1920 Not printed.

48. Copy of correspondence in respect to the resignation of the Chief Commissioner of the Board of Commerce. Presented

by Sir George Foster. March 2. 1920 Not printed.

48fl. Copy of correspondence relating to the resignation of Judge Robson as Chairman of the Board of Commerce of Canada.

Presented by Sir Robert Borden, June 26, 1920 Not printed.

49. Statement supplementary to that of 13th September, 1919, of Superannuation and Retiring Allowances in the Civil

Service between the said date and the 31st December, 1919. showing name, rank, salary, service allowance and
cause of retirement of each person superannuated or retired, also whether the vacancy has been filled by pro-
motion, or by appointment, and the salary oj any new appointee. Presented by Sir Henry Drayton. March 2,
1920 Not printed.

49a. Return to an Order of the House of the 22nd March, 1920. for a Return showing the cases in which, from October 1,
1896, to the present, in the computation of superannuation allowances to retiring officials, additional years were
allowed under the provisions of Section 12, of Ciiapter 7, R.S., the dates of the granting of the allowances, the
names of the officials and the number of years added to the actual ser\ice; along with a copy of all Treasury
Board Reports and Orders in Council relating to such cases. Presented March 31,1920, Mr. Fielding. . .Not printed.

50. Statement in pursuance of Section 17 of the Civil Ser\-ice Insurance Act, for the year ending March 31, 1919. Presented

by Sir Henry Drayton, March 2, 1920 Not printed.

51 • Statement of Governor General's Warrants issued since the last Session of Parliament on account of 1919-20. Presented
by Sir Henry Drajton, March 2. 1920 Not printed.

52. Statement of Expenditure on account of "Miscellaneous Unforeseen Expenses," from the Ist September. 1919, to

the 1st March, 1920, in accordance with the Appropriation Act Number U)t 1919. Presented by Sir Henry
Drayton, March 20, 1920 Not printed.

53. Statement of Temporary Loans issued by the Govefnment of Canada since the last Session of Parliament still out-

standing. Presented by Sir Henry Drayton, March 2. 1920 Not printed,

54. Statement of Receipts and Expenditures of the National Battlefields Commission to 31st March, 1919. Presented

by Sir Henry Drayton, March 2, 1920 Not printed.

54a. Statement of Receipts and Expenditures of the National Battlefields Commission to 3Ist March, 1920. Presented
by Sir Henry Drayton. April 19. 1920 Not printed.

55. Report of the Ottawa Improvement Commission for the fiscal vear ended March 31, 1919. Presented by Sir Henry

Drayton, March 2, 1920. ' iXot printed.

56. Statement of the Receipts and Expenditures of the Royal Society of Canada, for the year ended April 30, 1919.

Presented by Sir Henry Draj'ton, March 2, 1920 Not printed.

57. Financial Statement of the affairs of the Montreal Turnpike Trust for the vear ended December 31, 1919. Presented

by Sir Henry Draj-ton, March 2, 1920. Not printed.

58. Copy of General Rules and Orders of the Exchequer Court of Ctinada, in accordance with the ptovisions of Section

88 of the Exchequer Court Act, Chapter 140, R.S.C. 1906. Presented by Hon. Mr. Sifton, March 10, 1920.

Not printed.

58a. Copy of General Rules and Orders of the Exchequer Court of Canada, in accordance with the provisions of Section 88
of the Exchequer Court Act, Chapter 140. R.S.C. 1906. Presented by Hon. Mr. Sifton, April 14. 1920.

Not printed.

59. Copy of the Rules of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia enacted under the provisions of the Controverted Elections

Act, Chapter 7. R.S.C. 1906, in accordance with the requirements of Section 85 of the Act. Presented by Hon.
Mr. Sifton. March 10, 1920 Not printed.

Copy of the Crown Rules oj the Judges oj the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia in accordance with the provisions of
Section 576, subaection 2. of the Criminal Code. Presented by Hon. Mr. Sifton. April 16. 1920 Not printed.

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60. Return showing the number of permits granted to take intoxicants into the Northwest Territories, for the year ending

the 3Ist of December. 1919, in accordance with the pro\-isioiis of the Revised Statutes, Chapter 62, Section 88.
Presented March 10, 1920 .\'ot printed .

61. Report of Admiral of the Fleet, Viscount Jellicoe of Scapa, G.C.B.,O.M., G.C.V.O., on Naval Mission to the Dominion

of Canada (November-December, 1919). Presented, by Hon. Mr. Ballantjiie, March 10, 1920.

Printed for distribution to Senators and Mctnbers only.

62. Return showing: — 1. Number of postmasters in the County of Chadevoii-Montmorency. 2. Their names. 3. Their

residence. 4. When they were appointed. 5. Their actual sal^rj-. 6. Whether it was ever increased since they
were appointed. 7. If not/why. 8. If so, when, and to what extent. Presented March 10, 1920, Mr. Casgrain.

Not printed.

63. Order of the House for a Return showing;—!. Number of mail carriers in the County of Charlevoix-Montmorency.

2. Their names. 3. Their residence. 4. When they were appointed. 5. Their actual salarj'. 6. Whether it
was ever increased since thev were appointed. 7. If not, why. 8. If so, when, and to what extent. Presented
March 10, 1920, Mr. Casgrain Not printed.

64. Return to an Order of the Senate, dated September 30, 1919, for a statement giWng weights and values of the exporta-

tion from Canada during the fiscal years of 1916-17-18-19 of mixed fertilizers, also of Sulphate of .Vm.monia, Nitrate
of Soda, Ammoniates, Phosphate Rock, Super Phosphates, Kanite of Potash Salts. Chloride of Potash and
Crude Sulphate of Potash, and of any miscellaneous chemicals as are used in the manufacture of artificial fertilizers
also Basic Slag from the Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia. Prince Edward Island ,
by each proWnce, and where exported to as shown by clearances of the various Custom Houses. The Senate.

Not printed .

65. Return to an humble Address of the Senate to His Excellency the Governor General, dated ilay 8. 1919. showing

the date and object of all commissions appointed by the Government since its accession to power in 1911. up to
the present date; the number of days during which each of the said commissions sat; the names of the persons
composing the said commissions and the cost of each of these commissions to the countrj-. The Senate.

Not printed _

65a. Return to an Order of the Senate, dated September 5, 1919, showing:— The number of commissions appointed sinc«
1912. their object, the names of their members and their salaries, the total cost of each commission and those
which are still existing. The Senate Not printed.

656. Return to an Order of the House of the 30th April, 1919, for a Return showing: — 1. The number of commissons
appointed by the Government since the year 1914, to date, and the purpose for which each was appointed. 2. Th»
number of inembers on each of said commissions, and their names. Presented March IS, 1920. Mr. Prevosf

Not printed .

65r. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th June. 1919, for a Return showing: — 1. How many commissions have been
appointed by the Governor in Council and by Parliament since the year 1911. 2. The names of the various
commissions and the names of the members of the said commissions. 3. The amount of salarj- and travelling
expenses paid to each commission and the sum drawn by each commissioner. Presented March 18. 1920. Mr.
Michaud Printed for distribution to Senators and Members only.

66. Copv of Report of the Royal Commission on Indian Afifairs for the Province of British Columbia. Presented bv

Sir George Foster, March 11, 1920 Not printed.

67. Report of the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into and concerning the conditions pertaining to running race

meets and betting in connection therewith, in Canada. Also copy of the evidence taken before the Royal Com-
mission appointed to inquire into and concerning the conditions pertaining to running race meets and betting in
connection therewith, in Canada. Presented by Sir George Foster, March 16. 1920.

Printed for Members and Senators only.

68. Return to an Address to His Excellency the Governor General of the 19th March, 1919, for a copy of the Order in

Council appointing the Board of Grain Supervisors for Canada. Presented March 12, 1920. Mr. Stevens.

Not printed,

69. Detailed Statement of Bonds or Securities registered in the Department of the Secretan- of State since Februarv 26,

1919. The Senate Not printed ,

70. Return to an Order of the House showing:—!. How many Acting Ministers have been named or appointed since

December 17, 1917. 2. Their names and in what Department they have administered as Acting Minister.
3. On what date each Minister was so appointed. Presented March 15, 1920. Mr. Tobin Not printed,

71. Copy of correspondence relating to the resignation of Hon. A. K. Maclean, and Hon. S. C. Mewburn, Minister of

Militia and Defence, as Members of the Government of Canada. Presented by Sir George Foster. March 15, 1920.

Not printed.

72. "The Forest Reserves and Parks Act.'* Presented by Hon. Mr. Meighen, March 16, 1920 Not printed.

73. Return of Orders in Council which have been published in the Canada Gazette and in the British Columbia Gazette,

between 1st Augiist, 1919, and the 5th Febtuar>-, 1920, in accordance with provisions of Sub-section {d) of Section
38 of the regulations for the sur\-ey, administration, disposal and management of Dominion Lands within the
40-mile Railway Belt in the ProWnce of British Columbia. Presented by Hon. Mr. Meighen. March 16. 1920.

Not printed.

74. Return of Orders in Council which have been published in the Canada Gazette, between the 1st August, 1919, and the

.5th Februarj'. 1920. in accordance with the pro^-isions of Section 5 of "The Dominion Lands Survey Act." Chapter
21, 7-8 Edward VH. Presented by Hon. Mr. Meighen, March 16, 1920 '. . . . Not printed.

75. Return to Orders in Council which have been published in the Canada Gazette, between 1st August. 1919, and the

5th February. 1920. in accordance with the provisions of Section 77 of "The Dominion Lands Act," Chapter 20,
7-8 Edward VII. Presented by Hon. Mr. Meighen, March 16, 1920 . ..Not printed.

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76. Copy of Order in Council. V.C. 198, dated 29th dny of Junuary. 1920 — Defining the Btandard of Canadian silver coin-

age. Presented by Sir Henrj' Drayton, March 16, 1920 Not printed.

77. Ueturn to an Order of the House of the 8th October, 1919, for a copy of the correspondence exchanged between the

firm of Becker and Company, Ltd., London, England, and the High Commissioner of Canada in London, con-
cerning a certain circular issued by the Canadian Mission. Presented by Sir George Foster, March 17, 1920.

Not printed.

78. CopiesofOrdersinCcuncil.P.C. 1445. dated 17th July. 1919; P.C. 1955. dated 18th September. 1919; and PC. 2562.

dated 24th December. 1919, together with copy of letter addressed to the Chairman of the Canadian Section of
the International Joint Commission, dated 2l9t January, 1920, relating to the development and use of the waters
of the St. Lawrence river forming the boundaries between the United States and Canada. Presented by Hon.
Mr. Rowell, March 18. 1920 Not printed.

79. Return to an Order of the House of the 12th May, 1919, for a copy of all reports, letters, memoranda, telegrams, plans

and estimates in connection with the construction of a bridge over the river Batiscan, in the parish of St. Frangois-
Xavier de Batiscan. Champlain County. Presented March IS, 1920. Mr. Deslauriera Nut printed.

79a. Return to an Order of the House of the 12th April, 1920, for a copy of all reports, letters, memos, correspondence.
plans and specifications relative to the construction of a bridge on the Batiscan river, in the parish of St. Fran^ois-
Xavier of Batiscan, in the County of Champlain. Presented by Hon. Mr. Reid, April 26, 1920. . . , .Not printed.

80. Return to an Order of the House of the 29th September, 1919, for a copy of all letters, plans and contracts lietween

the Government or the Commission of the Transcontinental and the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, con-
cerning (a) the construction, by this Company, of a railway station at "The Palais" in the City of Quebec;
(b) the conditions of exploitations of the said station by the Transcontinental Railway Company or by the
National Railways, and also any Orders in Council in this connection. Presented March 18, 1920. Mr.

Not printed.

81. Return to an Order of the House of the 29th September, 1919, for a copy of all correspondence and other papers and

documents in the possession of the Government or of the Civil Service Commission relating to the appointment
of a Harbour Master for the Port of Canso, N.S. Presented March 18, 1920. Mr. Sinclair (Antigonish).

Not printed.

82. Return to an Order of the House of the 29th September, 1919, for a copy of all correspondence relating to the dismissal

of James Conner from the dual positions which he held at Snowflake, Manitoba, under the Department of
Customs, and Immigration and Colonization. Presented March 18, 1920. Mr. Richardson Not printed.

83. Detailed Statement of Remissions of Customs Duties and the Refund thereof, under Section 92, Consolidated Revenue

and Audit Act, through the Department of Customs, for the fiscal year ended 31st March, 1918. Presented by
Hon. Mr. Sifton March 18, 1920 Not printed.

84. Return to an Order of the House of the 29th September, 1919, for a copy of all documents, letters and plans, exchanged

between the Government and any person, commission or company concerning the construction, in the City of
Quebec, or in the suburbs, of a tunnel to facilitate the entrance of the Transcontinental or of any other company
in the said city. Presented March 18, 1920. Mr. Parent. . Not printed.

85. Return to an Order of the House of the 22nd September, 1919, for a Return showing the total number of persons of

both sexes now employed by the Federal Government of the Dominion of Canada. Presented March 18, 1920.
Mr. Tobin Not printed.

86. Return to an Order of the House of the 10th March, 1920, for a copy of the contract between the Government of

Canada or the Canadian Wheat Board and Greece, for 12,000,000 bushels of wheat. Presented March IS. 1920.
Mr. Ajchambault Not printed.

87. Return to an Order of the House of the 10th November, 1919, for a copy of all correspondence, telegrams and other

documents exchanged between the Federal Government and the Government of New Brunswick with regard
to the transfer of wharves on the St. John river and tributary waters, including a cop>' of all correspondence
regarding the liability of the Dominion Government in maintaining and repairing these wharves. And Return
to an Order of the House of the 10th November. 1919, for a copy oi alt reports and recommendations made by the
officers of the Department of Public Works during the years 1918-1919, on the condition of the wharves in the St.
■John river and tributary waters, and the repairs required thereto. Presented lyiarch 18, 1920. Mr. Mclean
(Royal) Not printed.

88. Return to an Order of the House of the 29th September. 1919, for a copy of all documents, letters and plans passed

between the Government and the City of Quebec or any other corporation or construction and transport conapany
or any other person, concerning the construction or the non-construction of a dam on the St. Charles river, in the
City of Quebec. Presented March IS. 1920. Mr. Parent Not printed.

89. Return to an Order of the House of the 10th March, 1920. for a Return showingtho total amount of Canadian securities

previously held in Great Britain, and sold to the United States, with the amount of interest now payable by this
Dominion to the I'nited States to replace amount formerly paid to Great Britain. Also a copy of ail corres-
pondence relating to this matter. Presented March IS. 1920. Mr. Devlin Not printed.

90. Return to an Order of the House of the llth March, 1920, for a copy of all correspondence, agreements and contracts,

between the Government and any banks touching the payment of officers and men in the Canadian Kipeditionary
Forces, especially as regards the rates of exchange prevailing between Canadian and British currency and the
manner in which the same affected the pay of said officers and men, together with copies of all departmental
or other Government orders or regulations dealing with the subject of soldiers' pay and the effect of fluctuations
of exchange thereon. Presented March 22, 1920. Mr. McMaster Xot printed.

91. Return to an Onder of the House of the Uth March, 1920, for a Return showing:— I. The number of officers being

cetained in theser vice of the Militia Department at Headquarters at Ottawa who have not seen service overseaa.
2. Their names, positions, sala'aies and length of time in the service, respectively. 3. \Vhether returned men
are available for those positions. Presented March 22. 1920. Mr. McKenzie — Not printed.

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91a. Retxirn to an Order of the House of the 29th March. 1920. for a Return giving a list of the names of all the officers
employed at the Headquarters of the Militia Department, at Ottawa, their respective salaries the date of their
appointment and the length of their serWces in the Canadian Eipeditionarj- Force. Pcesented June 8, 1920.
Mr. .Vrchambault Not printed.

92. Return showing: — 1. Xames of the tenderers for the works to be done at the following places in the County of Mont-

morency. Quebec: Ste. Anne de Beaupre. Ste. Famille-Ile d'Orleans, St. Francois du Sud-Ile d'Orleans. St. Jean-
Isle d'Orleans, He de la Quarantine, Pointe aux Trembles. 2. UTiere they reside. 3. Amount of each tender.
4. \N'ho the successful tenderers were. 5. Whether the said works have been started. 6. ^"hen they will be
completed. Presented March 22, 1920. Mr. Casgrain. Xot printed.

93. Orders in Council relating to the organization and work of the Department of Health, as follows: — I . Order in Council,

P.C. 1627. dated August 2, 1919. naming the President of the Pri\'T,- Council as the Ministerof the Crown to preside
over the Department of Health and pro\'iding for the transfer to the Department of Health from the Department
of Immigration and Colonization of the staff of the Quarantine and Medical Service. 2. Order in C^ouncil, P.C.
1765. dated August 23, 1919. transferring to the Department of Health from the Department of Trade and Com-
merce the administration of the Adulteration Act, the Proprietar\- or Patent Medicine Act, the Commercial
Feeding Stuffs Act and the Fertilizers Act. 3. Order in Council. P.C 2204, dated October 30, 1919. transferring
to the Department of Health the work of the Housing Committee of the Cabinet. 4. Order in Council, P.C.
2321, dated November 21, 1919. transferring to the Department of Health from the Department of Marine and
Fisheries, the administration of Marine Hospitals. 5. Order in Council, P.C. 2612, dated December 31, 1919,
transferring to the Department of Health the Medical Branch of the Commission of Conser\-ation. Presented
byHon.Mr.Rowell, March 24, 1920 Xot printed.

93(1. Order in Council, P.C. 1961. dated September 29, 1919, covering the appointment of an Advisorj- Board as prescribed
in the "Act to amend the Proprietan.- or Patent Medicine Act." Chapter 66, ^10 George V. Order in Council.
P.C. 2079, dated Octobers, 1919. covering the appointment of the Dominion Council of Health. Order in Council,
P.C. 328, dated Februarj- 11, 1920, accepting the resignation of the Hon. Walter R. Rollo as a Member of the
Dominion Council of Health and appointing Mr. H. J. Halford. of Hamilton. Ontario, Vice-President of the Trades
and Labour Congress of Canada, in Mr. Rollo's place. Presented by Hon. Mr. Rowell. March 25. 1920.

Xot printed.

94. Copies of General Orders promulgated to the Militia for the period between Februar\' 1, 1919, and Februar\- 2, 1920.

Also. — Copies of all Routine Orders of the Canadian Eipeditionar\' Force promulgated from Februar\- 22, 1919,
to Februarj- 24, 1920. Presented by Hon. Mr. Guthrie, March 24,"l920 Xot printed.

95. Appointments, ^©motions and Retirements, Canadian Militia and Canadian Expeditionary Force, from Februar\-

6, 1919, to Januar>- 22, 1920. Presented by Hon. Mr. Guthrie, March 24, 1920 Xot printed.

96. Return to an Order of the House of the ISth September, 1919, for a Return showing:— 1. The total number of men

who joined the Expeditionary- Force for service in Siberia. 2. How many of such number voluntarily enlisted
for ser\-ice in Siberia. 3. Whether the Government is aware as to whether or not a considerable number of mem-
bers of such Expeditionarj- Force were made to embark at Victoria. B.C., by compulsion and with the point
of the bayonet directed at them. 4. Whether the Government is awafe as to whether or not certain members
of such Expeditionarj- Force who had not voluntarily enlisted for ser\-ice in Siberia were court-martialed and
sentenced to hard labour. If so, who such members are and what the nature of the sentence was. 5. The cost
to the Government of the Espeditionarj- Force for ser\-ice in Siberia. Presented March 25, 1920. Mr. Archam-
bault _ Xot printed.

96a. Return to an Order of the House of the 7th April, 1920, for a copy of all correspondence, documents, and records
including the evidence and judgments in connection with the trials held by Field General Court Martial o'the
259th, of the Canadian Eipeditionan,- Force in Siberia, on the following Riflemen, sentenced on the 28th of January,
1919: Alfred Laplante, O. Boisvert, Edmond Leroux, Joseph Guenard, E. Pauze and Arthur Roy. I^esented

May 18, 1920. Mr. Archaumbault Xot pnnted.

97. Return to an Order of the House of the 17th March. 1920, for a Return showing:—!. Whether any work has been

done on any of the lines enumerated in the Second Schedule of Chap. 13, 9-10, George V. being an Act to incor-
porate the Canadian National Railway Company and respecting Canadian National Railways. 2. If so. on
what pai^ticular line the work has been done. 3. What kind of work has been done. 4. How much money has
been expended for this work. 5. How much in construction. In survej-s. In expropriation, and the purchase
of the Right of Way. 6. How many station sites have been located on said lines, what the name is of each station,
and on what particular line. 7. Description of the land upon which it is located. How much was paid for said
Station site, and who was representing the Government or the Canadian National Railways in negotiating the
purchase. 8. If moneys were paid for any of such sites, to what appropriation they were charged, and on whose
or,der they were paid. 9. Whether any Order in Council has been passed entrusting said company with the man-
agement and operation of the Grand Trunk Pacific and the Intercolonial Railwavs. Presented March 25, 1920.
Mr. Bureau ..'. Xot printed.

98- ReturntoanOrder of the House of the 18th March, 1920, for a copy of all representations, complaints and other corre-
spondence filed with the CiWl Service Commission regarding Classification of the Civil Ser\'ice of Canada. Pre-
sented March 26, 1920. Mr. Fripp Xot printed.

98a. Return to an Order of the House of the 12th April. 1920 for a Return showing:— 1. Number of classification engineers
employed in connection with the Ci^-il Service. 2. Total amount paid to classification engineers to date in con-
nection with the work of classif>-ing the Civil Service. 3. Further estimate required to complete the work.
Presented April 29, 1920. Mr. Sinclair (Antigonish.) Xot ptinUd.

99. Return to an Order of the House of the 10th March. 1920, for a copj* of all correspondence relating to the appointment
of the Postmaster at Metabetchouan. Quebec. Presented March 29, 1920. Mr. Savard . Xot printed.

100. Draft Conventions and Recommendations adopted by the International Labour Conference at Washington and com-
municated to the Government by the Secretar>--General of the League of Nations pursuant to Article 405, Treaty
of Versailles:—! . Draft Convention limiting the hours of work in industrial undertakings to eight in the day and
forty-eight in the week. 2. Draft Convention concerning unemployment. 3. Recom^mendation concerning
unemployment. 4. Recommendation concerning reciprocity of treatment of foreign workers. 5. Draft Con-
vention concerning the employment of women b^ore and after childbirth. 6. Draft Convention concerning the
employmckit of women during the night. 7. Recommendation concerning the prevention of anthrax. S. Recom-

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mendation concerning the protection of women and chilflren up:iinat load poiiwning. 9. RfCommeDdation con-
cerning the estnblishnifnt of Government Heulth Services. 10. Draft Convention fixing the minimum agc-
for admisaion of children to industrial employment. 11. Draft Convention concerning the night work of young
persons emplo>'ed in industry. 12. Recommendation concernine the application of the Berne Convention of
1906, on the prohibition of the use of white phosphorus in the manufacture of matches. Presented bv Hon, Mr.
Rowell, March 29, 1920 Not printed.

100a. Return showing: — 1. Names of the Canadian representatives at the International Labour Conference last fall.
2. Amount expended in connection with this delegation. 3. Names of Canadian representatives at the Labour
Conference at Paris. 4. Amount expended in relation thereto. Presented March 29, 1920. Mr. Archambault

A'ot jyrinted.

101 . Return toan Order of the House of the 18th March, 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. On what date a Branch of the

Public Work.s Department was first established at Antigonish, N.S. 2, Wliat counties in Nova Scotia were
originally under the jurisdiction of the Antigonish Branch. 3. When the North Sydney office was established.

4. Names of the employees in the Antigonish Branch prior to the change and the amount of their yearly salarieji.

5. Names of the employees in both offices on December 31, 1914, and their yearly salaries. 6. Names of the
present employees in both branches and their respective yearly salaries. 7. How much was expended in public
works in the area under the jurisdiction of the Antigonish Branch for five years prior to December 31, 1911.
8. How much was expended in public works in the area covered by both the Antigonish and North Sydney
Branches during the five years subsequent to January 1, 1912. Presented March 29, 1920. Mr. Sinclair (An-
tigonish) Xot printed.

101a. Return showing the details of the expenditure of $1,372,079 82 made in the area covered by both the .\ntigonish
and North Sydney Branches of the Department of Public Works during the five years subsequent to Januar>''
1, 1912. Presented April 7, 1920. Mr. Sinclair (Antigonish.) Xot printed.

102. Return to an Order of the House of the 22nd of March, 1920, for a copy of all correspondence relating to the public

cross-road between Ste. -Catherine and Tadoussac. Presented March 29, 1920. Mr. Savard.. Not printed.

103. Return to an Order of the House of the 29th March, 1920, for a Return showing:— (a) the total production of coal in

Canada during the past ten jears (6) how much of said coal was anthracite (c) the total importation of coal
into Canada during the same period {d) how much of same was anthracite (e) the total exportation of coal from
Canada during the past ten years and (/) how much of this total was anthracite. Presented March 31, 1920.
Mr. Archambault Not printed.

104. Return to an Order of the House of the 10th March, 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. What amount of money has been

expended by the Government during the years 1918-19-20 in providing seed grain for settlers in the Lethbridge
and Calgary land districts respectively- 2. What amount of money has been expended by the Government
as its share of the freight charges in providing feed for live stock in Southern Alberta in the years 1918-19-20.
Presented April 6, 1920. Mr. Buchanan. Not printed.

105. Return to an Order of the House of the 15th March, 1920, for a Return showing for each of the fiscal vears 1S91, 1896.

1901, 1906, 1911, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917. 1918. 1919 and estimated 1920 (a) Total revenue of the Dominion (6) Expen-
diture chargeable to Consolidated Fund 'c) Expenditure chargeable to capital (tf) Total expenditure (e) Estimated
population (/) Total revenue per head of population Co) Expenditure per head chargeable to Consolidated Fund,
and (A) Total expenditure per head. Presented March 6. 1920. Mr. Fielding Not printed.

106. Return to an Order of the House of the 22nd March, 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. The total amount of the gross

consolidated debt of Canada on the 28th of February, 1920. 2. Total amount of the net consolidated debt of
Canada on the same date. 3. Total amount of the assets of the consolidated debt of Canada on the said date.
4. Total amount of the yearly interest payable on the gross consolidated debt of Canada on the said date. 5. Total
amount of yearly interest or revenue received or collected by Canada in respect to the property or securities
constituting the assets of the public debt. 6. Total amount of the floating debt of Canada on the 28th of Febru-
a^\^ 1920. 7. Total amount of vea^ly interest payable on the floating debt of Canada on the said date. Presented
April 6. 1920. Mr. Parent. . . - .' Xot printed.

107. Return to an Order of the House of the 24th March, 1920, for a copy of the correspondence between the Minister of

Lands and Forests of the Province of Quebec and the Soldiers* Settlement Board. Presented April 6, 1920. Mr.
Gauvreau ' Not printed.

108. Return showing: — 1. What loans have been negotiated by the Dominion Government since IML 2. The distinctive

name of each loan and its amount. 3. Of the said loans, which were (a) foreign, (6) British, and (c) Canadian.
Presented April 7, 1920. Mr. Casgrain Not printed.

109. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th March, 1919, for a return showing the total cost and general expense of

the 1918 Victory Loan, including detailed statements of the amounts paid to brokers, banks, newspapers, adver-
tising agencies, and all other persons, corporations, firms and agencies to whom payments were made, giving
the names of such persons, banks, newspapers, agencies or firms in each case. Presented April 7, 1920. Mr.
Blake Xot printed.

110. Report of the Explosives Division of the Department of Mines for the year 1919. The Senate Not printed.

111. Return to an Order of the House of the 22nd March, 1920, for a Return showing the number of persons or corporations

paving and the aggregate amount paid by each group by way of Dominion Income Tax in the City of Toronto
during the fiscal years 1917 and 1918 whose assessed income was over $1,500, $6,000, $10,000, $20,000, $30,000,
S50,000, $100,000. Presented April 12, 1920. Mr. Kennedy Xot printca.

112. Return showing:— 1. Number of post offices on the north shore of the St. Lawrence from Tadoussac to Esquimaux

Point. 2. Names, postal addresses and the date of appointment of each of these postmasters. Presented April

12, 1920. Mr. Savard Xot printed.

113. Return to an Order of the House of the 25th March, 1920, for a Return showing how many houses have been com-

menced, and iiow many finished, under the legislation of a year ago. Presented April 13, 1920. Mr. Clark (Red
Deer) Not printed.

114. Copy of Resolutions of thanks passed by the British House of Commons to the Forces engaged in the late War, and

embodving thanks to the troops from the Dominions overseas for their services during the said war. Presented
bv Hon. Mr. Rowell, April 13. 1920 Not pnnted.

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115. Return to an Order of the House of the 31st March, 1920, for a copy of all correspondence. Orders in Council, reports

and all other documents respecting the apportionment of expenses on the League of Nations and the pavment of
the sum of $64,043.15 on February 13th, 1920, as Canada's share of such expense. Presented April 13, 1920.
Mr. Fielding Xot printed.

116. Return to an Order of the House of the 15th March, 1930, for a copj- of all papers, documents, telegrams, correspond-

ence and reports made between the Department of Naval Service and the Inspector of Fisheries in Prince Edward
Island or any other partv or parties regarding the sale of the lobster hatcherj' at Charlottetown, P.E.I. Pre-
sented April 15, 1920. Mr. Sinclair (P.E.I.) Xot printed.

117. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th March. 1919. for a Return showing: — 1. The number of vessels belonging

to the Canadian Government in the Canadian Naval Ser\-ice during the war. 2. Their names. 3. The number
of vessels employed in the work of the Canadian Naval Service rented or chartered during the period of the war.
4. Their names. Presented April 15, 1920. Mr. Deslauriers Not printed.

118. Return to an Order of the House of the 24th March, 1919. for a Return showing the number of commutation of sentences

accorded by the Department of Justice to prisoners condemned to be hanged, where the crimes were committed,
and the sentence imposed after com^mutation, within the last four years. Presented April 15, 1920. Mr. Casgrain.

Xot printed.

119. Return to an Order of the House of the 10th March, 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. Number of persons discharged

from the Government Printing Bureau and Department of Public Printing and Stationery from 1st January, 1919,
to 1st March, 1920. 2. Upon whose recommendation and report dismissals were made. 3. Whether the King's
Printer or Assistant King's P*rinter recommended the persons to be dismissed. 4. Whether the report of dismissal
was in writing. 5. What qualifications the person or rersons had who investigated the respective cases for
dismissal, what investigation was made by them" and whether their conclusions are reduced to writing. Pre-
sented April 15. 1920. Mr. Fripp - Not printed.

120. Return to an Order of the House of the 24th March. 1920, for a copy of all letters, telegrams, correspondence, and other

papers in the possession of the Government, in connection with the transfer of mail bags from the C-P.R. mail
car to the mail car oi the Quebec, Montreal and Southern Railway Company, and from the latter to the former,
at Iben-ille Junction, during the period extending from the month ot November, 1917, to the month of April, 1918.
Presented April 16, 1920. Mr. Demers Xot printed.

121 . Return to an Order of the House of the 3Ist March, 1920, for a copy of all telegrams, papers, letters and correspondence

with feference to the application for naturalization of Professor F. V. lticthdorf> alias Frederick Edwards. 205
Scott BlocK, Winnipeg, also for copies of all correspondence to date with reterence to the resignation of the said
F. V. Ricthdorf, alias Frederick Edwards, from the employ of the Department of State and in particular cor-
respondence with the President of the Privj- Council, Controller McLean and Mr. A. Brophy of the said Depart-
ment. Presented April 16, 1920. Mr. Power Xot printed.

122. Return to an Order of the House of the 22nd Marcn, 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. Number of chartered banks in

Canada in ISSO. 2. Number of chartered banks in Canada at the present time. 3. Wliat profits, as shown bv
their annual statements, were made by each of the chartered banks in the years 1911. 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915. 1916,
1917, 1918 and 1919. 4- What taxes each paid to the Federal Treasury in each of the above years. 5. What
amount, not being interest on monev borrowed, the Federal Government paid to each chartered bank in each
of the years 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, I91S and 1919 for service rendered. 6- The paid up capital of each bank, and
itsreser\-e. Presented April 16, 1920. Mr. Ross. Xot printed.

123. Copy of all correspondence, papers, documents and tel^ranis, concerning the amelioration of conditions among the

Indians and Eskimos inhabiting the east coast of James and Hudson Bays, from East Main River in the south
to Hudson Straits in the north, showing what has been and is being done to provide emergency relief, medical
attention, administration of Justice, industrial training, introduction of reindeer treaty rights, securing of
adequate prices for their furs, and any other matter in the interests of these people. The Senate. . . - . Xot printed.

124. Return to an Order of the House of the 15th April, 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. Whatthe value in Canadian currencj

OI the British pound sterling was on the first of the months of No^■^mbe^ and December, 1914, on the first of all
the months of the years 1915, 1916. 1917. 191S. and on the first of January- and February, 1919. 2. During the
years 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918, whether the officers and men of the Canadian Eipeditionar\- Force were paid
in accordance with the rates of exchange prevailing at the various times at which payments were made to them,
and if not, at what rate or rates. 3. What was done in this respect with payments made to interned Canadian
soldiers, and at what rate or rates their pay was converted into the currencies of the countries in which thev were
interned. Presented April 19, 1920. Mr. McMaster Not printed.

125. Return to an Order of the House of the 12th April, 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. How much, if any. of the Federal

Emergency Fund for the re-establishment of the returned soldier was overpaid or inadvertently paid to those
not entitled to it under the regulations. 2.^How much of this amount has been recovered. 3. How many
prosecutions have been instituted for this rec'bverT.'- 4. What the decision has been in each case. 5. Whether
it is the intention of the Government to undertake any further action in cases of this nature. Presented April 19,
1920. Mr. Chisholm ,\ot printed.

126. Return to an Order of the House of the 12th Ma>-, 1919. for a Return showing:— 1. Whether prosecutions were auth-

orized by the Government a^inst parties in the Pro\-ince fo Nova Scotia for neglecting to place War Revenue
Stamps upon packages of Proprietary or Patent Medicine before the sale thereof, as required by the War Revenue
Act, 1915. 2. Person or persons appointed to institute these prosecutions. 3. Number of prosecutions, if any
brought. 4. Names of solicitors designated by the Government to conduct them. 5. Terms of said solicitors'
appointment. 6. Gross amount of fines imposed. 7. In what counties in Nova Scotia such prosecutions were
brought. 8. Who recommended the appointment of such Prosecutors and Solicitors. Presented April 19, 1920.
M r. Sinclair (Antigonish). Xot printed.

127. Copy of Order in Council P.C. 395, dat«d 18th February, 1920, in respect to the organization of an Air Force in Canada.

Presented bj- Hon. Mr. Sifton, April 19, 1920 .Vo( printed.

128. Return showing:— 1. For what purposes the special Trade Commission of the overseas branch of the Department

ofTradeand Commerce has been created, and how the purposes are to be accomplished. 2. Who is in charge
thereof, and his salarj-, 3. If publicity for Canadian production is sought, who has received the appointment

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of publicity expert, and what the proposed remuneration \s for such. 4. What sums, onnuallv or otherwise, are
paid by Canada to the British newspaper knon-n as Canada, and what sums to the Canada Gazettef Presented
April 19. 1920. Mr. McMaster Not printed.

129. itcturn to an Order of t!ie House of the 7th April, 1919. for a copy of the correspondence exchanged betwoon F. X.

Gagnon, Port Daniel East. Quebec, and the Department of Justice, regarding the Militarj" Exemption Tribunal

which sat at that place. Presented .\pril 20, 1920. Mr. Marcll (Bonaventure) Sot printed.

130. Return to an Order of the House of the 29th !i>eptember, 1919. for a copy of all telegrams, letters, contracts and plans,

passed between the Commission of the Transcontinental Railway, or the Government and the City o/ Quebec,
the different transport companies, the Harbour Commission of Quebec or any otlier persons, corporations or
companies from 1910 to date, concerning the construction of a railway station at the Champlain Market in the
city of Quebec, al.^'o the construction, in the said city, of wharves, docks, elevators to facilitate the transport
ol grain from the West via the Port of Quebec. Presented April 20, 1920. Mr. Parent . Xot printed.

130a Kcturn to an Order ot the House of the 5th May, 1920, for a copy of all documents, contracts and correspondence
relating to the negotiations between the City of Quebec and the Transcontinental Kailway regarding the Cham-
plain market site and the proposed docks and grain elevators situated along the front of the Hi. Lawrence river.
Quebec. Presented May IS, 1920. Mr. Power .Vo( printed.

131 . Return to an Order of the House of the 29th .September, 1919, for a copy of all documents, letters, and plans, submitted

by the Harbour Commission of Quebec since 1910 to date, concerning the construction of wharves, docks elevators,
cold storage, terminal facilities in the Port of Quebec, (or the transport by land and water. Presented April 21 ,

1920. Mr. Parent Sot printed.

132. Return showing: — 1. Minimum and maximum salan.- being paid to postmasters. 2. By what method the minimum

and maximum 9alar>- of postmasters is determined. 3. Whether postmasters receive a bonus on account of the
high cost of livmg. 4. It not, why. 5. Minimum and maximum salarj'- being paid to rural mail carriers.
6. Whether the Government has fixed a maximum rate per mile to apply to rural mail routes. 7. How the salary
of rural mail carriers is determined. S. Whether rural mail carriers receive a bonus on account of the high cost
of living. 9. If not, why. 10. Minimum and maximum salary being paid to letter carriers. II. Whether letter
carriers receive a bonus. 12. If so. how much. Presented April 21. 1920. Mr. Kennedy (Glengarry.)

Xot printed.

133. Return showing: — 1. Number of persons employed in the proWnce of Quebec in connection with the work of the

•Soldiers' Settlement Board. 2. Their names and post ofhce addresses. 3. Salarj- or remuneration eachoneis
drawing. 4. Whether any of these employees are allotted to certain constituencies. 5. If so, what persons arc
allotted to the various constituencies, and to what constituencies. Presented April 26. 1920. Mr. Tobin.

Xot printed.

134. lieturn to an Order of the House of the 31st Msirch. 1920, for a copy of all letters, telegrams and other correspondence

that has passed between one George Carvill, of the City of St. John, formerly City Ticket Agent for the Canadian
Government Railway (formerly Intercolonial Railway) at the said City of St. John, and any and all others for
and on behalf of the said George Carv-ill and the Minister of Railways and Canals. Deputy >iinister or any other
Ministers of the Government or any general manager, assistant manager, superintendent or other officials of the
Canadian Government Railway in reference to the dismissal of the said George CarWil from said railway on the
30th day of April. A.D. 1917. and the request of the said George Carvill for an investigation under oath before
an independent tribunal into the causes for his dismissal and the refusal of the management of the said railway
to grant such an investigation. Presented April 27, 1920. Mr. Copp . . 'Xot printed.

135. Return to an Order of the House of the 22nd March, 1920. for a copy of all documents, letters, telegrams and other

correpondence in the hands of the Government concerning the proposed railway between Si. Camille, County oi
Bellechasse, and Cabano. County of Temiscouata. P*resented April 27, 1920. Mr. Fafard Xot printed.

136. Return to an Order of the House of the 22nd March.- 1920. for a copy of the Report made by the Board of Railway

Commissioners for Canada, on the application of the Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk Railway Companies,
on behalfof themselves and other railwaj'scarn.ing His Majesty's mail in Canada, asking that fair and reasonable
rates be fixed by the Board for the carriage of mails pursuant to the reference of the matter to the Board by
Order in Council, P.C., 617, dated March 7. 1917, for the determination as to the accuracy or inaccuracy of the
rlaim made by the railway companies, that these rates are inadequate, and. if it is found that the present rates
are inadequate to determine as the result of evidence to be submitted by the Post Office Department and the
railway companies interested what would be a lair rate of payment for the service. Also a copy of all correspond-
ence between members of the Government or any officials thereof and the Board of Railway Commissioners
or any officials thereof in reference to the report mentioned above. Presented April 27, 1920. Mr. Bureau.

Xot printed.

136(1. Return to an Order of the Senate dated April 28, 1920, for a Return of the e^*idence and other proceedings submitted
before the Dominion Railway Commission at the sessions at Ottawa on October 3, 1911, Xovember 7. 1911, and
March 18. 1919. relating to freight rates and all matters before said Board on said rates. 2. A copy of the report
made by said Board to the Government as the result of said investigations. 3. A copy of the postal rate agree-
ment or agreements existing between the Government and the railway companies for parcel post ser\-ice. including
a statement or copy of the rates charged by the Government railways. 4. A copy of the report made by the
Dominion Railway Board to the Government on the contracts between the Government and the railway com-
panies as to the rates charged for the postal services. 5. Does the said report show (or is the Goverrmient aware)
that the rates fixed and paid are less than it cost therailway companies to perform the services. 6. What quantity
of mail is carried annually by parcel post. 7. How much of it is carried for mail order houses — distinguishing
quantities by proWnces. S. What are the postal rates charged for parcel post packages: (a)^to the public (b) to
mail order house;s. 9. Do these rates pay the full cost of transport.<ition. If not, what is the loss. 10. If there
is a loss how is it provided for.^ 11. Does the Government intend to make a change in the parcel post rates.
If so, what. The Senate Xot printed.

137. Return toanOrderofthe House of the 12th April, 1920. for a Return showing at the end of the fiscal year 1910. and

each subsequent year, the total assets of Canada, the amount received in each year as interest or other income
from such assets, and the average rate of interest or other income so received in each year. Presented April 28,
1920. Mr. Fielding Not printed.

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138. Return to an Order of the House of the 10th March, 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. The total amount of commission

charges paid to brokers and agents in connection with the last Victory Loan. 2. What amounts have been paid
to each of the said brokers and agents. 3. Whether any of the said commission charges have not yet been paid.
4. If so. whose accounts they are, and for what reason they have not been paid. Presented April 28. 1920. Mr.
Archanibault - jVo( printed.

139. Return showing;— 1. Names of the so-called experts employed by the Arthur Young Company to classi^- the

employees of the various departments, and which department or departments did each such expert classify.

2. The ages, nationality educational, and practical qualification, including positions previously held, with special
reference to classification work, ol each such expert. 3. (a) Cost to the Ciovernment for the services of each such
expert; (6) what is the cost to the Arthur Young Company of the services ol each expert. Have they been paid
in Canadian or American money. 4. How many Deputy Ministers have approved the classification of hheir
departments. 5. Whether the Arthur Young Company paj' an income or business tax in Canada. 6. In case
of difference of opinion respecting classification between the so-called experts and the Civil Service Commission
whose opinion prevails. Presented April 28, 1920. M. Gauvreau Not printfd.

140. Return to an Order of the House of the 14th April, 1920, for a copy of all reports, letters, [wtitions or documents

referring to claims for damages on behalf of innocent \ictims who, during the so-cailed Quebec riots of 1918, have
either been killed or wounded by the soldiers of His Majesty. Presented April 29, 1920. Mr. Parent.

Not printed.

141 . Return to an Orcc i of the Senate dated April IS, 1918, for a Return showing: — The amount paid in each year since

1900 inclusive, for (a) reporting, (6) translating, {>:) t\T)ewTiting, and {d) printing proceedings before Commission
of Inquirj^ and all other investigations for or on behalf of the Government or any Department thereof, in English
and in French respectively, the names of the persons under fa), (6) and (c) to whom such payments were made,
the amount paid to each as salarj- or other compensation, and the amount paid on account of each such person for
travelling and living expenses. The Senate Not printed.

142. Return to an Order of the Senate, dated April Ifi. 1918, for a Return referring to Return of the Senate (No. 7,

August 23, 1917, re officers 78th Regiment, Highlanders of Pictou County. Nova Scotia): — 1. (o) Giving the
names of the officers mentioned in the said Return who served with the overseas forces at the fighting front since
said Return was compiled. ^6) The unit and date each one so served, ic) The number who became casualties,
and when. 2. The location, connection and rank of each of the officers mentioned in said Return in the overseas
forces at the present time. The Senate Not printed.

142a. Supplementary Return to an Order of the Senate dated April 16, 1918, for a Return referring to Return of the Senate
(No. 7, August 23, 1917, re officers TSth Regiment, Highlanders of Pictou County. Nova Scotia.i — 1. (o) Giving
the names of the officers mentioned in the said Return who served with the overseas forces at the fighting front
since said Return was compiled. (6) The unit and date each one so served. (,c) The number who became
casualties, and when. 2. The location, connection and rank of each of the officers mentioned in said Return in
the overseas forces at the present time. The Senate Not printed.

143. Copy Declaration by the Supreme Council of the Peace Conference on the Economic Conditions of the World. The

Senate Not printed.

144. Return showing:— I. Whether the Government pays the expenses of an office in Toronto for A. V. White, consulting

engineer of the Conservation Commission. 2. If so, what expenses for said office it paid in the fiscal year
1919-20. including rent, salaries of assistants, travelling expenses, etc. 3. What relation, if any, the said A. V
White is to James White, Deputy Head of the Conservation Commission. 4. If any other relatives of its Deputy
Head were employed by the Conservation Commission in the past fiscal year, their names, what positions they
fill and what salaries were paid them. 5 W^hether it is the practice of the Government to maintain offices for
all its consulting engineers. 6. Whether it is the intention of the Government to continue to defray the expenses
of the Toronto office of the said A. V. White. 7. If the said A. V. White was employed by the Department of
Public Works, what was the last year he was so employed and what reraunerationhe *as paid. S- At what
annual salary rate he is being paid by the Conservation Commission for 1920-21. 9. What reports, if any. by
A. V. White, other than reports on water-powers and hydro-electric conditions, the Conservation Commission
has published. 10. Whether A. V. White holds the degree of Electrical Engineer from a recognized universitv.
11. Name of the Hydro-ElectricEngineerof the Conservation Commission. 12. What degrees he holds and what
practical experience he has had. 13. What annual salary he is paid. Presented May 3, 1920. Mr. Casgrain.

Not printed.

145. Return showing:—!. How many farms in each constituency in the province of Quebec were purchased bv returned

soldiers under the provisions of the Soldiers' Settlement Act. 2. The names of the buyers and sellers of each
of the said farms. 3- The price paid for each of these farms. 4. Who Wsited each of the said farms on behalf
of the Government. 5- What assistance was given by the Government in connection with each purchase. Pre-
sented May 3, 1920. Mr. Tobin Not printed.

146. Return to an Order of the House'of the 19th April. 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. Whether there was any printing

done for the Government outside of the Printing Bureau during the years 1918/1919. 2. If so, by whom.

3. Addresses of persons or firms to whom such printing was given. 4. Amount paid for this outside printing,
in each case, in 1918-19. Presented May 4, 1920. Mr. Dechesne Not pi-inled.

147. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th April, 1920. for a Return showing:— 1. Amounts loaned or credits given

by the Government of Canada: (a)toGreece: (6) to Rumania. 2. The dates these loans were granted or credits
given: (fl)toGreece; (6) to Rumania. 3. The nature of merchandises purchased by the Government of Canada
and charged in each case: {a) to Greece (fr) to Rumania. 4. The names of commercial firms or persons from
whom said goods were so purchased, specifying: (a) the nature of goods in each case (6) the amounts paid by the
Government to these firms or persons in each case and also the date of these payments. Presented May 5, 1920.
Mr. Archambault Not printed.

148. Return to an Order of the House oi the lOth March, 1920, for a copy ol all telegrams, petitions, letters and documents

ot all kinds sent to the Post Office Department referring in anv way to the mail route and mail service between
Mabou, N.S., and Whycocomagh. N.S. Presented May 5. 1920. Mr. Chisholm Not printed.

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 10— Contimied.

149. Return to an Order of the House of the 31st March, 1920, for a copy of all correspondence, reports and other documents

in any wav referring to a proposed change in the site o( Beaton\nlle Post Office, Inverness Countj', N.S. Presented
May 5. 1920. Mr. Chisholm A^o( printed.

150. Return showing:—!. How many persons are employed on the staff of the Civil Service Commission. 2. Thcirnames.

3. The respective salaries of said persons. Presented May 0, 1920. Mr. Hocken ' Not printed.

151. Return to on Order ol the House of tho 26th April, 1920. foro return showing tho total quantity in gallons, of spirituous

liquors imported into Canada during the years 1913, 1914, 1915, 191G, 1917, 1918 and 1919; and also showing the value
in money of the said imports during the same years. Presented May 10, 1920. Mr. .Archambault Not printed.

152. Return to an Order of the House of the 3rd May, 1920. for a copy of all correspondence and reports concerning the

dismissal of Mr. E!is6e Parent, inspector of Inland Revenue, the Gth of September, 1916 (file No. 111085). Pre-
sented March 10, 1920. Mr. Rinlret Not printed.

152(Tf' Supplementary Return to an Order of the House of the 3rd May. 1920, for a copy of all correspondence and reports
concerning the dismissal of Mr. Eiisie Parent, ina|>ector of Inland Rev'enuc, the 6th of September, 1916 (file No.
111085). Presented May 17, 1920. Mr. Rinfret Not printed.

153. Return to an Order of the House of the lOth March. 1920, for a copy of all correspondence between the Dominion

Government or any member thereof and the Dominion Manufacturers' Association or any manufacturer, relating
to appeals from the Supreme or other courts in regard to validity of certain Dominion or Provincial Actt* ana
Provincial Licenses whereby the Dominion Government undertook to give financial aid to said manutacturort}
for said appeals, as shown in the Financial Times, Montreal, oi the 21st February, 1920. Presented May 10, 1920.
Mr. Devlin Not printed .

154. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th April, 1920. for a Return showing:—!. Number ol translators employed

by the Senate, House of Commons and the different departments of the Government, and number employed by
each department. 2. Number employed permanently. 3. Number engaged for the session only. 4. Total
annual cost of the translation ser\-ice. 5. UTiether any translation was done outside of Ottawa during tile fiscal
vear ending 31st March. 1919. 6. If so, in how many instances, ana what rate was paid per page of printed matter.
Presented May 10. 1920. Mr. Hocken Not printed.

155. Return to an Order of the House of the 5th May, 1920, for a copy of a letter from the Board of Trade ot the City of

Quebec to the Minister of Trade and Commerce, dated October 24, 1919, concerning the new policy adopted
by the Ocean Mail Steamers ol not stopping at Quebec in their outward voyage, and a copy of the answer to said
letter. Presented May 10, 1920. Mr. Lapointe Not printed.

156. Return to an Order of the House oj the 29th April. 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. Name of each official and clerk

in the Fisheries Branch at Ottawa who will be in receipt of a salarv of SI .800 or over during the fiscal year 1920-21

2. Salary of each such official and clerk during the fiscal years 1916-17, 1917-18, 1918-19 and 1919-20. 3. Minimum,
and maximum salary of eaca such official and clerk as at present fixed by the classiiying experts of the CiWl Service
Commission. 4. What the salary- of each such official and clerk will be during the fiscal year 1920-21. 5. What
practical experience or direct connection, if any, each such official and clerk has nad in or with the fishing
industry; the nature of such experience or connection and the number of years it covers. G. What position each
such official and clerk, who has had no practical experience in or direct connection with the fishing industry,
filled or what duties he performed on first becoming attached to the Fisheries Branch. 7. Present duties and
responsibilities of each such official or clerk. Presented May 10, 1920. Mr. Du£f Not printed.

157. Return to an Order of the House of the 3rd May. 1920, foracopy of all correspondence, telegrams, and other documents

exchanged between Dr. L. W. McNutt, Vancouver. B.C.. and the Department of Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment.
Sir Robert Borden and the Director of Medical Services of the Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment, with reference
to claim for $2,590.72 by the said Dr. McNutt against the above mentioned department, and also with reference
to the resignation or dismissal of the saia Dr. McNutt from the department in question. Presented May II.
1920. Mr. Power Not printed.

158. Return to an Order of the House of the 17th March, 1920, for a Return showing:— I. Number of emploj'ees in the

inside service of the Labour Department. 2. How many are males. 3. How many are females. 4. How manj*
males are French. 5. How many females are FVench. 6. How males are Protestants. 7. How many females
are Protestants. Presented Jfay 11, 1920. Mr. Hocken Not printed.

158::. Return to an Order of the House of the 17th March. 1920, for a Return snowing:-!. Number of emploj-ees in the
inside ser\*ice of the Post Office Department. 2. How many are males. 3. How many are females. 4. How
many males are French. 5. How many females are French. 6. How many males are Protestants. 7. How
many females are Protestants. Presented May 11, 1920. Mr. Hocken Not printed.

158&. Return to an Order of the House of the 17th March, 1920, for a Return showing:- 1. Number of employees in the
inside service of the Secretary- of State Department, including the Printing Bureau. 2. How many are males.

3. How many are females. 4. How many males are Frencii. 5. How many females are French. 6. How many
males are Protestants. 7. How many females are Protestants. Presented May 11. 1920. Mr. Hocken.

Not printed.

158l . Return to an Order of the House of the 12th April, 1920. for a Return showing:—!. Number of persons employed by
the Civil Service Commission. 2. How many are males. 3. How many are females. 4. How many males are
French. 5. How manv females are French. 6. How many males are Protestants. 7. How many females
are Protestants. Presented May 11, 1920. Mr. Hocken Not printed.

158d. Return to an Order of the House of the 17th March. 1920, for a Return showing:—!. Number of employees in the
inside sen*ice of the Department of Interior. 2. How many are males. 3. How many are females. 4. How
many males are French. 5. How many females are French. G. How many males are Protestanta. 7. How
many females are Protestants. Presented May 11, 1920. Mr. Hocken Not printed.

ISSt-. Return to an Order of the House of the 17th March, 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. Number of employees in tho
inside service of the Marine and Fisheries Department 2. How many are males. 3. How many are females.

4. How many males are lYench. 5. How many females are French. 6. How many males are Protestants.
7. How manv females are Protestants. Presented May 11. 1920. Mr. Hocken Not printed.

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158/. Return to an Order of the House of the 22nd March, 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. Number of employees in the
inside ser\'ice of the Finance Department including the Insxirance Branch. 2. How many are males. 3. How
many are females. 4. How many males are French. 5. How many females are French. 6. How many males
are Protestants. 7. How many females are Protestants. Presented May 11, 1920. '^Mr. Tobin Not printed.

ISSg. Return to an Order of the House of the 17th March. 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. Number of employees in the
inside service of the Department of Trade and Commerce. 2. How many are mtales. 3. How many are females.
4. How many males are French. 5. How many females are French. 6. How many males are Protestants.
7. How many females are Protestants. Presented May 11, 1920. Mr. Hocken Xot printed.

158%. ReturntoanOrderof the House of the 17th March, 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. Number of emploj-ees in the inside
service of the Militia Department. 2. How many are males. 3. How many are females. 4. How many males
are French. 5. How many females are French. 6. How many mates are Protestants. 7. How many females
are Protestants. Presented May 17, 1920. Mr. Hocken Not printed.

159. Return to an Order of the House of the 26th April, 1920, for a Return show-ing: — 1. What institutions are at present

under the jurisdiction and management of the Department of Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment. 2. Nimaber
of patients in each institution. 3. Number of employees in each institution. 4. Cost per year of each institution.
Presented May 12. 1920. Mr. Pardee Not printed.

160. Fifth .\imual Report of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Northern Railway Sj'stem, for the year ended

December 31, 1919. Presented by Hon. Mr. Reid, May 12, 1920 Printed for sessional papers only .

161. First Annual Report of the Board of Directors of Canadian Government Merchant Marine, Limited. Presented

by Hon. Mr. Reid, May 12, 1920 Printed for sesrional papers only.

162. ReturntoanOrderof the House of the 12th May, 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. Sales of military- and other supplies

madeby the War Purchasing Commission in each of the years 1917, 1918 and 1919, and amount of money obtained
for these supplies in each of the above years. 2. Whether these supplies were sold by tender, by advertisement,
or at public auction. 3. How military supplies, including rugs, furniture, etc., at Camp Borden were sold, who
the purchasers were and what prices were received for the various articles^ Presented May 14, 1920. Mr. Ross

Not printed.

163. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th April, 1920. for a copy of all papers, letters, correspondence between the

Department of Justice or any of its officers and the Civil Service Commission or any of its members with refer-
ence to the promotion of the Secretarv^ to the Deputy Minister of Justice in 1919 and 1920. Presented May 14,
1920. Mr. Cahill ' Not printed,

164. Return to an Order of the House of the 24th March. 1920. for a copy of all correspondence and telegrams between the

Dominion Government and the Alberta Government relating to irrigation development in Alberta, and more
particularly to Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District. Presented Maj- 17, 1920. Mr, Buchanan. . .Not printed.

165. ReturntoanOrderof the House of the 5th May, 1920, for a Return showing the names of all persons who have passed

the Civil Service examinations from the province of Prince Edward Island in 1917, 1918 and 1919, showing:
in) the grade for which they passed; (bHhenuniberof marks made by each; (c) those whoare returned soldiers;
{d) those who have received an appointment, with the name of their position. Presented May 17, 1920. Mr.
Sinclair i.P.E.1.) Not printed,

166. Return to an Order of the House of the 12th April, 1920. for a Return showing:^!. Number of Civil Service Investi-

gating Commissions appointed since the Istof Januarj'.A.D. 1S95. 2. On what respective dates said Commissions
were appointed, what number of Commissioners comprised each Board, their names and their home addresses.
3. How long each Board was engaged on such inquiry- and how much was paid to each. 4. Whether there is any
Board or any Member of a past or present Board now engaged in connection with the CivTl Service inquiry- or
classification of the Civil Service, other than the regular Civil Ser\-ice Commission of which Honourable Doctor
Roche is the Chairmian. 5. What amount or amounts were paid by the Government to the Civil Service
Classification Commissioners during the time from 1st January-, 1916, to and including the loth of March, A.D.
1920. what amounts were paid to each of the said Classification Commissioners and on what dates. Presented
May 17. 1920. Mr. McKenzie - Not printed.

167. Return to an Order of the House of the 17th May, 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. Number of married women whose

husbands did not serve in the Canadian Expeditionary Force who are in the pay of various Government depart-
ments at Ottawa. 2. Whether it is a fact that the Department of Immigration has in its employ a lady at a
salary of $300 per month. 3. Whether this lady is the wife or mother of a cetorned soldier, and whether any
effort was made at the time of her employment to secure the services of a war widow or dependent. 4. Whether
this lady's husband is in the employ of the Government or of one of the pro\-incial governments. 5. Whether
it is a fact that the daughters of several departmental heads are employed by their fathers in Government service
and that in such cases these young ladies hold positions which could be well filled with men who have been
trained by the Department of Soldiers' Ci^-il Re-establishment for the Ci\'il Service but are unable to secure
appointments. Presented May 19, 1920. Mr. Andrews Not printed.

168. Copy of Order in Council, P.C 1595, dated 31st July, 1919: Appointment of Victorj- Loan Special Committee in

connection with the stabilizing of the Victorj- Loan of 1917. Presented by Six George Foster, May 20, 1920.

Not printed.

169. Reports submitted by the Officer in charge of the Canadian War Records Office. London, England, to *he Right

Honourable Sir Robert L. Borden, G.C.M.G., M.P.. Prime Minister of Canada; and to the Honourable Sir
Edward Kemp, K.C.M.G., M.P., Minister, Overseas Military Forces of Canada, 1916-1919, with which is
included a Report of the Executive Committee of the Canadian War Memorials Fund. Presented by Sir Robert
Borden, May 20, 1920 Not printed.

170. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th May, 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. Number of persons employed in

the Department of Indian Afifairs in Ottawa. 2. Their names and salaries. Presented May 21, 1920. Mr.
Hocken ... Not printed.

170a. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th May, 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. Number of persons employed in
the Department of Labour in Ottawa. 2. Their names and salaries. Presented May 2i, 1920. Mr. Hocken.

Not printed.

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170^ Ui-turn to an Order of the House of tho 19th May. !920, for a Return showing:— 1. Number of persons employed in
The Department of Marine in Ottawa. 2. Their names and salaries. Presented May 21, 1920. Mr. Hoeken.

Xot print fd.

\70r Hot urn to an Order of the House of tho Ifith May, 1920, for a Koturn showinc: — 1. Number of persons employed in
the Department of Public Archives in Ottawa. 2. Their names and salaries. Presented May 26, 1920. Mr,
Hoeken .' ^ot printed.

170./. lieturn to an Order of the House of the 19th May, 1920, for a Return showing:—!. Number of persons employed in
the Department of Trade and Commerce in Ottawa. 2. Their names and salaries. Presented May 26, 1920.
Mr. Hoeken Not printed.

170c. Heturn to an Order of the House of 19th May, 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. Number of persons employed in the
DepLirtment of the Secretary of State in Ottawa. 2. Their names and salaries. Presented May 31, 1920. Mr.
Hoeken Kot printed.

170/. Return to an Order of the House of 19th May. 1920, for a Return showing:- 1. Number of persons employed in the
Department of Mines in Ottawa. 2. Their names and salaries. Presented May 31, 1920. Mr. Hoeken.

Not printed.

170(;. lieturn to an Order of the House of the 19th May, 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. Number of persons employed in
the Department of Naval Service in Ottawa. 2. Their names and salaries. Presented May 31, 1920. Mr.
Hoeken Not printed.

170a. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th May, 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. Number of employees in the
Department of Justice in Ottawa. 2. Their names and salaries. Presented May 31, 1920. Mr. Hoeken.

Not printed.

170i. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th May, 1920, for .i Return showing: — 1 . Number of persons employed in-
the Department of the Interior in Ottawa. 2. Their names and salaries. Presented June 2, 1920. Mr. Hoeken.

Not printed .

170^. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th May, 1920, for a Retui'n showing:—!. Number of persons employed in
the Department of Railways and Canals in Ottawa. 2. Their names and salaries. Presented June 8, 1920.
Mr. Hoeken Not printed.

170A-. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th May, 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. Number of persons employed in
the Department 'of Public Works in Ottawa. 2. Their names and salaries. Presented June 10, 1920. Mr.
Hoeken. . .' Not printed.

170 / Return to an Order of the House of the !9th May, 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. Number of persons employed in
the Department of Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment in Ottawa. 2. Their names and salaries. Presented June
14, 1920. Mr. Hoeken Not printed.

170 /'i. Return to an Order of the House of 19th May, 1920, for a Return showing:— I. Number of persons employed in the
Department of Public Printing. 2. Theirnamesandsalaries. Presented June 17, 1920. Mr. Hoeken, .^o/prinM.

170fi. lU-turn to an Order of the House of !9th May, 1920, for a Return showing:—!. Number of persons employed in the
Department of Public Health. 2. Theirnamesandsalaries. Presented June 17,1920. Mr. Hoeken.. iVofpnn/ttf.

nOo. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th May, 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. Number of employees in the Post
Office Department in Ottawa. 2. Theirnamesandsalaries. Presented Juno IS, 1920. Mr. Hoeken. .A''o( printed.

171. Also. —Return to an Order of the House of the 5th May, 1920, for a copy of a letter signed by twenty-two Senators

and Members of the House df Commons representing the Province6 of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba,
addressed to Sir Robert L. Borden, Prime Minister of Canada, dated .September, 1919. recommending the
shipment of grain by rail via Quebec; also a copy of the answer to such letter as well as the letters sent by J. T.
Ross, Esq., President of the Quebec Board of Trade, to the Minister of Railway's and Canals during the months
of January and February, 1920, concerning export of wheat \'ia Quebec, and of the letters of the Minister of Rail-
ways and Canals in answer thereto. Presented May 21. 1920. Mr. J^apointe Not printed.

172. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th May, 1920, for a Return showing: — !. Who the publishers are of the

Montreal Gazette. 2. Amounts paid to the Montreal Gazette Publishing Company for each of the last fiscal years
by the Dominion Government for (u) advertising, and (6) job printing. Presented May 21, 1920. Mr. Edwards.

Not printed.

173. Return to an Order of the Hou.se of tiie 7th April, 1920, for a copy of all correspondence, letters and petitions received

from the citizens of the Saguenay district and all otlicrs in connection with a subsidy from the Department of
Trade and Commerce in order to obtain the services of a steamboat ferry between Ste.CatherineandTadoussac.
Presented May 21, 1920. Mr. Savard .Not printed.

174. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th March, 1919, for a return showing the names and post office addresses

of all postmasters appointed in the Province of Nova Scotia since June 1, 1917, along with a copy of all corre-
spondence with the Post Office Department or with the Civil Service Commission relating to such appointments.
Presented Maj- 26, 1920. Mr. Sinclair (Antigonish) A'o^ printed.

175. Roiurn to an Order of the House of the 3rd May, 1920» for a copy of the mortgage deeds for the twenty-five and the

thirtv-five million dollars granted bv the Government of Canada to the Canadian Northern Railway Company
in 1918 and 1919. Presented May 26. 1920. Mr. Papineau Not printed.

176. Return to an Order of the Senate dated the 4th instant, for a Return showing all correspondence that may have taken

place with the British Admiralty, and with the Naval Mission to India and the Dominion, 1919-20. and also a
list of shareholders, officers and directors of the Imperial Oil Company. The Senate Not printed.

177. Return to an Order of the Senate dated the 5th instant, for a Return of copies of contracts between any Department

or Departments of the Government and the owners of the steamship-Z-wdv Evelyn, in respect to the carriage of
mails, passengers and freight between Pictou, Souris, and the Magdalen Islands; and copies of schedules of rates
for such service, if such schedules are in the possession of the Government. The Senate Not printed

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178. Return of an Order of the House of the 10th May, 1920, for a Return showing:—!. Whether inspectors in charge of

terminal elevators, under the Board of Grain Coimnissioners. have full authority to inspect grain, as proWded
for in the Canada Grain Act. 2. If not, why not. 3. If so, whether the inspectors issue the requisite inspection
certificates, with their signatures attached thereto, as evidence of such inspection. 4. Whether the Chief Inspec-
tor or his immediate assistant, in ch-^rge of terminal elevators, has authority to change such inspection, without
consent of the inspector directly in charge of a terminal elevator. 5. If so, whether this practice is proWded
for in the Canada Grain Act. 6. Whether inspection certificates, either inwards or outwards, are signed in blank
by an officer under the Board of Grain Commissioners, and then filled in afterwards by a clerk. 7. Whether
Western Inspection Certificates are signed in blank by the Chief Inspector or one of his officers, and then filled
in by an officer in the Eastern inspection District. 8. Whether the inward and outward inspection at terminal
elevators is identically the same. 9. Whether the Canada Grain Act provides for the inspection of grain into
terminal elevators, from steamers and Eiirges. 10. If so. whether the inward or outward inspection governs.
U. How much grain the Government elevator. Port .\rthur, has handled from September 1, 1919, to May 1,
1920. 12. How much ^rain the above elevator handled during the follo%\-ing crop years: 1913-14, 1914-15. 1915-16,
1916-17, 1917-18, 191S-19. 13. Cost per bushel in handling grain in the Government elevator. Port Arthur, for
the above crop years, and for the period, September 1, 1919, to May 1, 1920. 14. Whether the above cost includes
any provision for interest on investment and management. 15. Revenue per bushel for the above period: (a)
including as revenue, money derived from the sale of overages, screenings and scalpings; 'b) excluding as revenue,
money derived from the sale of overages, screenings and scalping. 16. Number of employees engaged in the
above elevator during the above periods. 17. Name of the senior officer or manager who superintended the
operations of the Government elevators under the Department of Trade and Commerce, for the above periods.
18. Whether all the Government elevators carry insurance on grain stored therein, in accordance with law. 19. If
not, why the discrimination against the other commercially owned elevators, and on whose authority the law
is broken. 20. Section 95. subsection 7, of the Canada Grain Act proxndes for the confiscation of overages over
one-quarter of one per cent to the Government. Wliether the Board of Grain Commissioners are keeping strict
accounting of all grain going into and out oi the terminal elevaton;, including screenings and scalpings, so as to
arrive at the above figures. 21. Whether the Registration Department, under the Board of GrEiin Commis-
sioners, baa full information tabulated showing the gross weight in and gross weight out of terminal elevators.
22. Change made by the Board of Grain Commissioners in the wording of the outward weight certificates.
2.'J. When the change was made. 24. Whether the weight certificate, as worded, w.hs considered faulty up to
the time of the change. 25. If not, why the change in the wording was made. 26. Whether the Canada Wheat
Board has an officer at Fort William, whose duty it is to check the grades given by the inspection department
under the Department of Trade and Commerce, on all grains shipped for and on account of the Canada Wheat
Board. 27. If so, how many officers are engaged in this office, their names and salaries. 28. If so, what the
necessity is of two Government officials doing the one task. 29. If so, whether the expenses incidental to this
office, are deducted from the money which ought rightly be given to the farmers, for the participation certificates
issued. 30. Whether the Canada VNTieat Board accepts the inspection certificates as issued by the Department
of Trade and Commerce, without reservation. 31. Whether the Canada Wheat Board always avails itself of
the highest Diarket for all wheat sold for and on account of the producers. 32. Since the Government has taken
over the control of the wheat business, whether this has had a tendency to reduce the work of the Board of Grain
Commissioners. 33. If so, whether the number of employees under the Board of Grain Commissioners have
been reduced, for the purposes of economical administration. 34. Whether the administration of the Canada
Grain Act is self sustaining. 35. If not, how the deficits are made up from year to year and on whose authority.
36. Salaries paid to the Secretary of the Board of Grain Commissioners and the Secretarj- of the Canada Wheat
Board. 37. Whether the public terminal elevators at Fort William or Port Arthur purchase and sell grain
from time to time, contrarj- to the Canada Grain Act. 38. If so. on whose authority. 39. Section 48 of the
Canada Grain Act provided for the fixing of grades other than statutorj' grades, by the Grain Standards Board.
Whether this Board has fixed the composition of grades of: (a) screenings, (6) scalpings. 40. If not, why not.
41. If not, who has fixed the composition and grades up to the present time, and on what authority. 42. If
fixed, what they are. 43. Whether the original dockages taken from the grain are returned to the producer or
the buyer of the warehouse receipt covering the specific parcel. 44. If not, why not. 45. How long the Govern-
ment, through the Department of Agriculture, has handled standard stock food ex terminal elevators. 46. Whe-
ther the venture has been profitable. 47. Surplus or deficit for each year. 48. Price paid to the terminal eleva-
tors for the standard stock food basis f.o.b. Fort William. 49. Price received by the Government for the same
food on the same basis. Presented May 27, 1920. Mr. Stevens Printed for sessional papers only.

179. -Momorandam Xo 6, respecting work oi the Department of Militia and Defence — European War — frona November

1, 1918. to October 31. 1919 Presented by Hon. Mr. Guthrie. May 28, 1920 Not printed.

180. Return to an Order of the House of the 12th May. 1920, for a Return showing: — 1. Whether the Government operations

at the Dog Fish Reduction Works at Clark's Harbour, Nova Scotia, have been discontinued. 2. If so, what
disposition has been made of the property. 3. Total Government disbursements including th-? original cost
and loss in operation. 4. On whose report or recommendation the operation was abandoned. 5. Recommen-
dation of the authority ad\*ising abandonment. 6. Whether J. B. Fielding, of the Honorary Ad\-isory Council
for Scientific and Industrial Research, authorized the report of the chairman on fish waste in Canada as intimated
on page 53 ol the report of the Administrative Chairman of the Honorary Ad\-isory Council for Scientific and
Industrial Research for the year ending March 31, 1919. 7. Whether Mr.'Fielding reported with regard to the
above-mentioned plant as follows: "At Clark's Harbour I inspected the Government Dog Fish Reduction plant,
which though verj- badly cared for appeared to be in working order, and well worth, in my opinion, retaining
for the purpose of the m.anufacture of fertilizer, though quit* unsuitable for the manufacture of food." 8. Con-
sideration given by the Government to Mr. Fielding's report. Presented May 28, 1920. Mr. McCurdy.

Mot printed,

181 . Return to an Order of the House of the 12th May, 1920, fora return showing the total amounts paid for advertisements

or newspaper articles relating to voluntarj- enlistment before the Militar>- Service Act of 1917 was in force: (a ) to
English newspapers in Canada and United States; (6) to French newspapcFS in Canada and I'nited States: (r) to
English newspapers in the province of Quebec; (rf) to French newspapers in the pro\-ince of Quebec. Presented
May 28. 1920. ilr. .-Vrchambault Not printed.

182. Return to an Order of the House of the loth March. 1920, fora Returnshowing:— How many of the 22.954 temporar>-

appointments made by the Board of Civil Service Commissioners since the armistice are at present on the pay
rolls of the various departments of the Government. Presented Maj' 28, 1920. Mr. Sinclair CAntigonL<:h.)

Xot printed.

183. Return to an Order of the House of the 3rd May, 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. How many generals belonging to the

permanent force have had to give up their rank during the last six months. 2. How manv generals have been
promoted since the armistice, and the names of those who are still in the service. 3. How many officers have

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been promoted brigadier general since the armistice, their names, how they are employed, and whether it is the
intention to retain them in that rank. 4. How many officers of the permanent force have been pensioned, their
names and the amount of pension. Presented Maj- 28, 1920. Mr. Bureau Xot printed.

184. Final report of the work of Canadian Munition Resources Commission, from November. 1915, to March, 1919, inclus-
ive, presented by Sir Robert Borden, May 31, 1920 Not printrd.

184rt. Copy of Order in Council, P.C. 1192, dated the 29th May. 1920: Dissohnng the Canadian ifunitions Resources Corn-
Presented by Sir Robert Borden, May 31, 1920 \ot printed.

185. Return to an Order of the House of the 26th .\pril, 1920, for a copy of all correspondence between the Government

or any member thereof and the Canadian Press. Limited, and the Canadian Associated Press, with regard to
the establishment of an Imperial newsservice. Presented May 31. 1920. Mr. Robb \oi printed.

186. Return to an Order of the House of 3rd May, 1920, for a copy of all correspondence, telegrams, petitions or any other

documents relative to the appointment of the Deputy Postmaster at Edmonton. Alberta. Presented May 31.

1920. Mr. Mackie i.Edmonton.) Sot printed.

187. Return to an Order of the House of 31st March, 1920, for a copy of all correspondence, letters, telegrams, reports by

detectives and others, and every document relating to the theft of Fifty Thousand dollars from the post office
in the City of Edmonton, and to George Armstrong. Postmaster of the said post ofHce, as well as to all employees
in the said post office so far as all these may relate to the theft of Fifty Thousand dollars. Presented May 31,
1920. Mr. Mackie (Edmonton.) .Vo( printed.

188. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th May, 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. Names and respective salaries of

the employees of the Parliamentary Librarj-. 2. How many are graduates of any college in Arts or Library
Science. 3. Whether it is the intention of the Government to make any more appointments to the said Library
of persons who have not taken a library science course in some recognized college. Presented May 31, 1920. Mr.
Wigmore Xot printed.

189. Return to an Order of the House of the 17th May, 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. Whether the steamship .We(fl(?onia

sailed frona Li\erpool carrj-ing soldiers and their families on or about the eighth day of February, A.D. 1919.
2. Complaints made to the Militia Department or any other department of the Government as to the condition
of said steamer at time of sailing and during said voyage. 3. Complaints made to the Government or any depart-
ment thereof as to the treatment accorded to said soldiers, their wives or families during said voj age. 4'. Whe-
ther a delegation from the City of St. John appeared before a committee of the Cabinet on or about the 27th day
of February, 1919, protesting against alleged ill treatment of said soldiers and their families during the said voyage.

5. If so, who comprised said delegation and what members of the Government acted on said Cabinet committee.

6. Whether the Government took any action as a result of said conference. If so, what action, and the result
of same. 7. Whether said delegation filed affida\'its or solemn declarations of passengers as to the condition of
the steamer and treatment accorded said passengers during said voyage. 8. If so. whether the Government
held an investigation concerning said complaints. 9. Result of such investigation. Presented June 2, 1920. Mr.
Copp Xot printed.

190. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th May. 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. Total amount of sick mariners*

dues collected from shipping entering Canadian ports for each of the years 1912. 1913, 1914, 1915. 1916. 1917. 1918
and 1919. 2. Amount expended by the Government in assistance to sicK or distressed mariners during each
of said years. 3. Number of officials of the Marine Department in Ottawa engaged exclusivelv on duties con-
nected witn collection, distribution and administration of sick mariners' dues. 4. Number of officials of Marine
Department transferred to Health Department in connection with sick mariners' dues. Presented June 2, 1920.
Mr. Stevens .Vo/ prtntrd.

191. Return to an Order of the House of the 10th March, 1920, for an order showing:— 1. Number of dismissals of Civil

Serv.ints made in the cities of the Dominion of Canada since the 1st of January, 1915. 2. Number of appoint-
ments which have taken place or have been made of Civil Servants in the cities of the Dominion of Canada siot^'
Januarj-, 1915. Presented June 2, 1920. Mr. Mackie (Edmonton.) Xot printed.

192. Return to an Order of the House of the 10th March. 1920, for a return giving a list of the lawj-ers from the pro\'ince

of Quebec who acted: (a) as public representatives; (b) military* representatives; \r) in the office of the registrars;
and id) in the office of the Central Appeal Judge, during the administration of the Military Service Act, showing
the amount paid to each of the said la\\'jers. Presented June 4. 1920. Mr. Archambaidt Xot printed.

193. Copies of Orders in Council, P.C. 1022. dated 8th May, 1920, P.C. 1065, dated 15th May. 1920. and P.C. 1280. dated

4th June. 1920. covering the Cost of Li\'ing Bonus for emplovees in the Civil Service of Canada for the fiscal year,
1920-21. Presented by Hon. Mr. Rowell. June 7, 1920 * Not printed

194. Copies of Orders in Council in respect to the Federal Housing Scheme, as follows:— P.C. 639. of March 27. 1920,

authorizing an increase in the maximum amount^sof the loans which may be granted under Class (a) of the Federal

? reject. P.C. 375. of February 20, 1919, approWng the General Scheme of Housing of the Pro\ince of Ontario.
'.C. 2201 , of October 30, 1919, approving certain amendments to the British Columbia Housing Scheme, approved
on May I, 1919, P.C. 907. P.C. 1090. of Mav 19, 1920, appro\Tng certain amendments to the General Housing
Scheme of the Province of Quebec. P C 1233. of May 31. 1920, appro\ing the General Scheme of Housing
of the Province of Saskatchewan. Presented by Hon. Mr. Rowell, June 7, 1920 Xot jn-inted.

195. Return to an Order of the House of the 5th May, 1920. for the production of copies of all letters, telegrams, papers

ixnd correspondence exchanged between the Department of .Agriculture and others in reference to t he establishment
of a Demonstration Farm at Baio St. Paul, in the County of Charlevoix. Presented June 7, 1920. Mr. Casgrain.

Xot rrrinted.

196. KelurntoanOrderof the Hou&e of the Sth April. 1920, for a Return showing:-! . What is, or ha" been, the numerical

strength of the staff^ of the Department of Public Works, bv districts, througKout the Dominion of Canada since
the 1st of January, 1915, to the 1st of Januarj-, 1920. 2. The names of the employees. 3. What salary is p;ud,
or was. to each employee of the Department during this period. 4. Which of said employees could have been
discharged since Januan,-, 1917. 5. How many employees in each district can now be dispon.sod with. 6. The
expenditure in each of said districts during the entire period. Presented June 8, 1920. Mr. Mackie (Kdmooton).

Xoi printed.

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1962. Supplementary Return to an Order of the House ol the Sth April. 1920, for a Return showing:—!. What is, or has
been, the numerical strength of the staflF of the Department of Public Works, by districts, throughout the
Dominion of Canada since the 1st of January, 1915, to the 1st of January, 1920. 2. The names of the employees.
3. What salary is paid, or was. to each employee of the Department during this period. 4. Which of said
employees could have been discharged since January, 1917. 5. How many employees in each district can now
be dispensed with. *6. The expenditure in each of said districts during the entire period. Presented June 17.
1920. Mr. Mackie CEdraonton). .Not fyrintfd.

197. Return to an Order of the House of the lOth March, 1920, for a copy of all letters, telegrams, documents, petitions.

reports, received by the Department of Railwaj'^ and Canals and Canadian National Railways, and the
correspondence exchanged between this Department and different persons and public bodies in reference to the
curtailing of the railway service along the new line of the Quebec and Saguenav Railway between Quebec and
Murray Bay since the 1st of November, 1919. Presented June 8, 1920. Mr. Casgrain Xot printed.

198. Return to an Order of the House of the 7th April. 1920, for a copy of all corraspondence. letters and telegrams in

connection with the granting of an allowance by the Post Office Department for a regular postal ferry service
by motor yacht between Ste. Catherine and Tadoussac. Presented June S. 1920. Mr. Savard Not printed.

199. Return to an Order of the House of the 15th March, 1920, for a copy of all letters, petitions, telegrams and other

documents relating t-o the retention in office, as a Fishery Overseer, of John A. Dillon, of Guysborough, N.S.
Presented June S. 1920. Mr. Sinclair (.Vntigonish) Not printed.

200. Relum to an Order of the House of the 1:2th April. 1920, for a copy of all documents, letters, telegram* and all other

papers and correspondence exclianged between theGovemment or any department or commission thereof and
the Government of the United Stales, the State of New York, the State of ^'e^mont, or any othex body, and a
copy of anv e\idence given before any commission, referring to seine or net fishing in Mississquoi bay. Presented
June 8. 1920. Mr. Kay Not printed.

201. Return to an Order of tlip House of the Sth May, 1920, for a Return showing amount of money spent by the Dominion

Government since Confederation on improvements in the harbours of Halifax, St. John. Quebec, Montreal,
Toronto, Hamilton, Port .A.rthur, Victoria and Vancouver. Presented June S, 1920. Mr. Faster (York).

Not pnntcd.

202. Orders of the Director of Coal Operations— Nos. 1 to 144, inclusive. Presented by Hon. Mr. Meighen. June 8, 1920.

Not printed.

203. Return to an Order of the House of the 22nd March. 1920, for a Return showinc:—l. Number of automobiles valued

under Sl.OOO imported into Canada in each of the vears 1918 and 1919. 2. Number valued at between SI .000 and
S2.000. 3. Number at a greater valuation than $2,000. 4. Duty collected on these automobiles. 5. The duty
collected on parts of automobiles imported during the years 1918 and 1919. 6. On what number of automobiles
valued at less than Sl.OOO excise duty was paid in the years 1918 and 1919. 7. On what nimiber of automobiles
valued at betwe^'n Sl.OOO and S2.000 excise duty was paid in the same years. 8. On what number of automobiles
valued at over S2,D00 excLse duty was paid in the same vears. 9. The amount of such excise duty. Presented
June 9. 1920. Mr. Ross ." Not printed.

294. Return to an Order of the House of the Sth May, 1920, for a copy of all papers, documents and letters in connection
with Dr. Michel Fiset. of Quebec City, appointment by Order in Council, dated 18th April, 1914, as parcel post
supervisorin Quebec City, with a salary of §2. 800 a year. Presented June 10. 1920. Mr. Lavigueur . .Not piinted.

205. First Annual Report of the Board of Commerce of Canada, dated 31st May, 1920: and also.— Copy of Order in Council.

P.C. 12^. dated Lst June. 1920. submitting the above Report for His Excellencv's information. Presented by
Sir Robert Borden, June 10, 1920 - Not printed.

206. Copy of Order in Council. P.C. 2529. dated December IS. 1919, regarding the distribution to the Pro\Tnces of the

sum of -5200.000, whicli was placed at the disposal of the Department of Health for combatting venereal
diseases. Presented by Hon, Mr. Rowell, June 11, 1920 Not printed.

207 . Copy of Agreement between the Chief and Principal men of t he Chippewas of Samia Band of Indians and ffis Majesty

the King regnrdiog the surrender of the Samia Indian Reserve to tlxe Government of Canada, dated at Sarnia,
Ont., 10th JDecember. 1919. Presented by Hon. Mr. Meighen, June 14, 1920 Not prinlvd.

208. Return showing: — 1. How many sittings were held by the Railway Commission to fix compensation for damages

caused by the pa.-^sing of the Canadian Northern through North Bay. 2. Who presided over the .said sittings.
3. The awards made. 4. To whom they were paid. 5. The total cost of the said sittings. 6. The amount
paid for counsel fees. 7. Wliat amount was paid for witnesses. 8. To whom the amounts were paid. Presented
June 16. 1920. Jlr. McDonald - Not printed.

208u. Supplementary Return to an Order of the House of the 16th June. 1920. for a Return showing: — 1. How many sittings ■
were held by the Railway Commis.sion to fix compensation for damages caused by the passing of the Canadian
Northern through North Bay. 2. \\ ho prei^ided over the said sittings. 3. The awards made. 4. To whom
they werepaid. 5. The total cost of the said sittines. 6. The amount paid for counsel fees. 7. What amount
was paid for witnesses. 8. To whom the amounts were paid. Presented June 21, 1920. Mr. McDonald.

Not printed.

209. RettimtoanOrder of the Hoaseof 2nd June, 1920,foracopy of all papers, documents, telegrams and reports concerning

theindemnity paid to the widow and children of J. L. A. Forbes, killed at Aston Junction, the 11th of September,
1918, while on duty as brakeman on the Government railways. Presented June i7, 1920. Mr. Rourassa.

Not printed.

210. Partial Return to an Order of the House of oth May, 1920, for the production of copies of all Rules of Court made b>-

the different Superior Courts of Criminal Jurisdiction of Canada according to the proNTsions of Section 576 of the
Criminal Code. Presented June 17, 1920. Mr. Casgrain Not printed.

211. Return to an Order of the House of 19th Marcn, 1920, for a copy of nil correspondence between tne Prime Minister

of Canada and the Prime Minister of Great Britain under authority of a resolution of the Imperial War Cabinet
of July 30, 191S. Presented June 17, 1920. Mr. Fielding Not printed.

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212. Copy of Order in Council. P.C. 1361. dated 10th Judp. 1920, ncceptinK the resignation of Mr. \V. F. O'Connor, as a

Commisaioncr of the Board of CoramtTce of Canadji; and also.— copy of letter communicating the said reHignu-
tion. Presented by Sir Robert Borden, June 17, iy20 Not -printed.

213. llcturn to an Order of the House of the 2Gth May. 1920, for a copy of all correspondence, petitions, reports and other

documents reearding the e;?tablishment of rural mail routes in the parishes of Champlain, Batiscan and .St. liUc,
in the County of Champlain, Quebec. Presented June IS, 1920. Mr. Desaulnienj Xot printed.

214. Return to an Order of the House of the 19th April, 1920, for a Return showinR:— I. Number of non-Canadian born

in the different Departments of the Government where the services of Kngineers, Archite<:ts. DraUKhtsmen,
etc.. are required. 2. Number of non-Canadian born Engineers, Architects, Draughtsnien. etc., who have hern
given positions within the last five years in the different departments of the Government. 3. Number of
Canadian born Engineers, Architects. Draughtsmen, etc.. who have obtained similar positions within the last
five years. 4. Whether American Engineers were given preference in obtaining such positions and appointed
over the heads of Canadian born Engineers, Architects, etc. Presented June 21, 1920. Mr. Cosgrain

Not printed.

215. Return to an Order of the House of the 10th May. 1920, for a Return showing;— 1. Totalamount of drawback for the

fiscal year ending March 31, 1920, paid to textile manufacturers on In) raw cotton, and {b) cotton yarns. 2. Total
amount of drawback for the fiscal year ending March, 1920, paid to textile manufacturers on (o) raw wool, and
(b) wollenyams. Presented June 21, 1920. Mr. Reid (Mackenzie) Not printed.

216. Copy of Order in Council number 123S, passed on the 31st day of May, 1920. concerning a contract entered into with

Griffenhagenana associates at a rate of$lO,000 per month. Presented June 21. 1920. Mr. I.emieux. . Notprinttd.

217 . Statement showing number of Employees in the several Departments of the Public Service for the fincal year ending

■^larch 31, 1921, designated in accordance with the new Classification Schedules. (Subject to possible amendment
in some instances as the result of appeals pending but not yet finally disposed of.) Presented by Hon. Mr. Powell,
June 23, 1920 .• Not printed.

213. Return tq an Order of the House of the 31st May, 1920, for a copy of all letters, telegrams and other documents relating
to the closing of the life savnng station at Richibucto Beach, in the countv of Kent, N.B. Presented June 2i,
1920. Mr. Leger Not printed.

219. Return to an Order of the House of the l.ith April, 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. When the work under the present

scheme of development of Toronto Harbour wa« commenced. 2. Milesof docks included in thisschemeand how
much of this work has been completed. 3. Depth of water proWded by this scheme. 4. Expenditure by the
Dominion Govenmient on this scheme for each year since the commencement of the work. o. Number of ships
and tonnage entered and cleared from this harbour each year since 1912. 6. Amountof water borne freight imported
and exportetitoandfrom this harbour since 1912. 7. What reduction, if any, in freight rates on goods entering and
leaving Toronto by rail has been secured by reason of the harbour improvements in question. 8. What the
extent of land reclamation is in connection with this scheme. 9. Who the owner of this land is and what the
policy of the Government is relative thereto. 10. Depth of the St. Lawrence canals and of the Welland canal.
Presented June 24, 1920. Mr. Campbell Not printed.

220. Return to an Order of the Hou^e of 12th May, 1920, for a copy of all letters, telegrams, correspondence, document*

and other papers exchanged between the Dominion Government, or any official thereof, or the otficials of the
Canadian Government Railways and the Government of New Brun.swick. or any official of the said Government,
or any of the officials of the St. John and Quebec Railwaj' Company with regard to the procuring of running
rights for the trains of the St. John and Quebec Railway over the Canadian Pacific Railway between Westfield
Beach and St. John. Also of all papers, documents and correspondence exchanged between the Dominion Govern-
ment or any official thereof or any officials of the Canadian Government Railways and the Canadian Pacific
Railwav Company or any official thereof, regarding the securing of the said running rights. Presented June 20.
1920. Mr. Caldwell Not printed.

221. ReturntoanOrderof the House of the 20th May, I920,foracopy of all telegrams, letters and other documents relating

to the closing of the Life Saving Station at Cheticamp, Inverness County, N.S. Presented June 2C, 1920. Mr.
Chisholm Not printed.

222. Report of the Administrative Chairman of theHonourary Advisory Council for Scientific and Industrial Research

of Canada, for the year ending March 31, 1920. Presented by Sir George Foster, June 26, 1920 Not printed.

223. tirdinancesof the Yukon Territory, passed by the Yukon Council in the year J920. The Senate Not printed.

224. Heturn to an Order of the House of the 23rd June, 1920, for a copy of letters, telegrams, petitions and documents of

all kinds which passed between the Department of Public Works and any person during the >-ears 1918. 1919,
1920, in any way refen'ing to improvements made on Grand Etang Harbour, N.S. Presented June 30, 1920. Mr.
Chisholm Not printed.

225. Return to an Order of the Hou.^e of the 28th April. 1920, for a Return showing:— 1. Number of private, assistant

private, joint and associate secretaries appointed to members of the Cabinet, Chairman or Members of Com-
mission since 1911. and how much money has been paid to each of them respectively. 2. Number of private,
assistant private, joint and associate secretaries each of the Members of the Cabinet actually have. -^. Their
names and respective salaries. 4. Number of employees in the office of each member of the Cabinet, their names
and respective salaries. Presented June 30, 1920. Mr. Decheae Not frinted.

226. Return to an Order of the House of the 7th June, 1920, for a Return showing amounts paid to the following newspapers

during the fiscal years 1919 and 1920 respectively for ta ) advertising, (ftj printing: ^/on^reofGozett^ and The Gazette
Printing Company, Montrmi Daily Star, The Globe, The Mail and Empire, Toronto. Tkc Teiegram, Toronto, The
Star, Toronto, The Journal and The Journal Press. Ottawa, The Citizen, Ottawa. Presented June 30. 1920. Mr.
Cowan Not printed.

227. Return to an Order of the House of the Sth October, 1919, for a copy of all letters, telegrams, petitions, memorials

or other papers or documents received by the Right Honourable the Prime Minister or any member of t he Govern-
ment during the year 1919 relating to the appo'ntment ol a Lieutenant-Governor for Prince Edward Island and
the replies thereto. Presented June 30, 1920. Mr. Sinclair (Antigoniah).

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228. Return to an Order of the House of the 26th May. 1920. for a Return showing:— 1. Who are or who were the men

engaged by the Civil Service Commission to re-classify the Civil Service at Ottawa. 2. \Yhen they were employ-
ed and at what rate of wages. 3. Whether they are still in the service of the CiWI Service Commission or are
any of them in said ser\'ice. 4. How much was paid to each of such assistants from date ol engagement up to
the end of April, 1920. 5 Total amount paid to the men so engaged from the date of the engagement to the end
of April 1920. Presented June 30. 1920. Mr. McKenzie Xot printed,

229. Return to an Order of the House of the 29th September, 1919. for a Return i^howing the cost of the Military- Hospital

at Saint Anne de Bellevue; the number of pntients recei\ed and treated therein, to date; expenses to date for
maintenance as to, {a) coal: (6) w-ood; (c) electricity; (rf) food: (e) lingerie; (/) remedies; (o) social events and
recreations; the cost of theatre installed in hospital; names of physicians, officers, nurses and privates of the
general services, showing those who went to the front, and those who did not; theirnationality and religion;
salaries paid to each of the said persons; and the names and salaries of the chaplains attached to the hospital!
Presented June 30, 1920. Mr. Archambault Xot printed.

230. Return to an Order of the House of the 14th June. 1920, for a Return showing the names of the societies which have

filed copies of policies compI>-ing with the proWsions of the Insurance Act, 1910, Geo. V, Chap. 157, Section 11,5;
the names of tne societies which have neglected to file copies of policies a.« required by said Act, and to whom
licenseshavebeenissued for the current year; and names of any societies from whom IiceD.«esbaTe been withheld.
Presented June 30, 1920. Mr. Archambault ^ol printed',

231 . Halifax Graving Dock, re expropriation of. The Senate Xot printed.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface Page iv

Introduction " v

Table I. — Indictable offences bj* judicial districts " 2 and following to 103

Class I. — Offences against the person " 2 " 41

Class II. — Offences against property with violence " 42 " 49

Class III. — Offences against property without violence " 50 " 69

Class IV. — Malicious offences against property. " 70 " 75

Class V. — Forgerj' and offences against the currency " 76 " 79

Class VI. — Other offences not included in the foregoing

classes " 80 " 103

Table II. — Summary of Table I, by classes and provinces, with totals of

each province and Canada " 106 " 111

Table III. — Indictable offences by provinces "114 , " 137

Table IV. — Summary of Table III, by classes, etc " 140 " 145

Table V. — Summary Convictions " 148 " 232

Table VI. — Indictable and non-indictable offences by judicial districts " 234 " 237

.Table VII. — Summary convictions and cases subject to trial by jury " 240 " 243

Table VIII .—Prison statistics for the years 1918-1919 " 246 " 248

Tables IX, X, XI, XII. — Pardons and commutations " 250 " 260

Table XIII.— Offences and ratios, 1876 to 1919 " 263 " 265

Table XIV.— Sentences and ratios, 1876 to 1919 " 266 " 267

Table XV. — Pardons and commutations, 1876 to 1919 " 268

Index — Indictable offences " 270

Index — .Summary convictions by Districts " 272, 273, 274.

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TABLE DES MATIERES

Preface Page xi.

Introduction

Tableau I. — Dalits justiciables d'un jurj' par districts judiciaires

CL.1SSE I. — Outrages centre la personne

Classe II. — Dalits avec violence centre la propri^te

Classe III. — Dalits sans violence centre la propriety

Classe IV. — Dommages malicieiut 4 la proprifet6

Classe V. — Faux et d4lits par rapport i la monnaie

Classe VI. — Autres dfelits non compris dans les classes
pr^c6dente3

Tableau II. — Recapitulation du Tableau I, par classes et par provinces,
avec tetaux de chaque province et du Canada

T.4BLEAU III. — Dfelits criminels par provinces

Tableau IV. — Recapitulation du Tableau III, par classes, etc

Tableau V. — Condamnations sommaires .....;. '.

Tableau VI. — Delits criminels et petits deiits par districts judiciaires

Tableau VII. — Condamnations sommaires et delits justiciables d'un jurj-. .

Tableau \'TII. — Statistique penitentiaire pour les ann^es 1918-1919

Tableaux IX, X, XI, XII. — Pardons et commutations

Tableau XIII.— Delits et proportions, 1876-1919

Tableau XIV. — Sentences et proportions, 1876-1919

Tableau XV. — Pardons et commutations, 1876-1919

Index — D41its justiciables d'un jury

Index — Condamnations sommaires par districts

XXI.

2 et suivantes a 103

106
114
140
148
234
240
246
250
263
266
268
271
272, 273, 274

HI
137
145
232
237
243
24&
260
265
267

lOd— A^

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

PREFACE.

The Criminal Statistics of Canada are collected, compiled and published
under authority of the Act respecting the Dominion Bureau of Statistics, 8-9
George V, Chapter 43.

The Introductory abstract of the present report has been written by Mr.
Reginald E. Watts, Statistician, and the tables were compiled by Messrs. A.
Bourret and O. Gravelle. No new tables have been introduced. Tables XIII
and XIV, which appeared for the first time in the report of 1918, are repeated
as they show a recapitulation of all classes of crime and sentences from the
date of the first report, 1876, to the present time.

R. H. COATS,

Dominion Statistician.
Dominion Bureau of Statistics,
August, 1920.

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

CRIMINAL STATISTICS OF CANADA, 1919

INTRODUCTION.

Before dealing -with the figures shown in the accompanjnng tables it will
be of interest to take a brief retrospective glance at the trend of crime during
the period in which these statistics have been published in Canada, viz., since
1876. Table XIII shows the number, ratio to population and percentage of
convictions of offences grouped into several classes from 1876 to 1919. This
table has been classified by offences not taking into consideration the method
of court procedure, nor the technical distinction between "indictable" and
"non-indictable" offences.

Taking con\'ictions for all offences there was a very considerable increase
in the number and in the ratio of population from 1876 down to the opening
year of the war. During this period of thirty-nine years the number of con-
victions rose from 28,215, or 714 per 100,000 of the population to 183,035, or
2,369 per 100,000 population, which is an increase of 548 per cent in actual
number, but, what is more remarkable, the ratio to population increased 232
per cent. It is further remarkable that this increase did not set in till the
closing years of the last century, after which the figures went up rapidly till the
breaking out of the war, which seemed to make the people realize that all
efforts must be concentrated upon the suppression of the criminals beyond our
shores. All in common were, for the time raised above petty self in the prosecu-
tion of the common cause, for criminahty was abated and began immediately
to decline. The absent population overseas was but 5 per cent of the total, yet
by 1917 a diminution of 38 per cent in con\-ictions is shown, these declining from
2,369 to 1,363 per 100,000 population. Then in 1918 when the mental strain
was being relieved by the foreshadowed successful ending of the struggle, an
increase in convictions again took place, the last two annual reports showing
a progress almost as rapid as that just before the war.

The increase in convictions was not equally great in aU parts of the country.
In the pro\"inces, including and west of ]Manitoba, the increase during the period
1900-14 was 804, and in the eastern pro\'inces but 229 per cent. The increase
in population for the same period was, West 235, and East 28 per cent. When
the decrease in offences set in the West dropped more rapidly than the East.
In 1916 the West had reduced its convictions by 58 per cent, whereas in the
East the decline was but 24 per cent, but this decrease in the West is partially
due to the receipt of incomplete returns from Saskatchewan and Alberta since
the termination in 1916 of the services of the Royal North West Mounted PoUce
in these pro\'inces. The monthly reports of Criminal Statistics from that body
were very much more complete than those received through the civil court
oflacials. As an offset to that, the increase in the last two years has been greater
in the East than in the West, being 13 ■ 5 and 9 per cent respectively.

With respect to origins of persons convicted of indictable offences, calcula-
tions reveal the following: According to the Census of 1911, the Canadian bom
were 78 per cent of the population, whereas the convictions of Canadian born
show an average of only 59 per cent for the last ten years. Other British bom
in Canada amounted to 11 per cent, and the convictions to 15-5 per cent. Foreign

VI CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

born made up 11 per cent and convictions 25-5 per cent. In the figures relating
to convictions by birth places the number of "not given" are relatively
apportioned.

In studying the trend of crime it is of particular moment to observe in what
class of offences the increase is most marked, and it is gratifying to find that
with respect to criminal cases proper the increase has been very slight. It is
the minor class of offences that shows the greater increase.

Making use of ratios, the more accurate method of illustrating the subject,
it is seen (Table XIII) that offences against the person have decreased almost
steadily from 1876, when that class of crime was 17-6 per cent of the whole
number of convictions and 125 per 100,000 of the population, to 1919 when the
figures were 60 per cent and 88 per 100,000 population. Offences against
property and other felonies of a criminal nature show an increase of from 11-3
per cent in 1876 to 12- 1 per cent in 1919, and from 81 to 178 per 100,000 popula-
tion. The criminal cases as a whole decreased from 28-9 to 18- 1 per cent.

Of the minor offences the principal increase is in offences against Municipal
Acts and by-laws, which, during that period, rose from 3-0 to 30-5 per cent of
the total number of convictions.

Breaches of liquor laws show but little variation averaging between five
and six per cent of the total convictions, but the ratio increa.sed from 38 to 84
per 100,000 population. Drunkenness remained at a fairly constant figure,
var>nng from 24 to 39 per cent until the last two j'ears when it dropped to 17- 1
and 18-6 per cent. Vagrancy and disorderly conduct varied little until just
before the pre-war period, when the convictions for these offences nearly doubled
only to diminish again with the general decline. Convictions for
bawdy house-keeping ' and inmates thereof increased with certain variations
from 1-9 to 4-3 per cent and from 13 to 63 per 100,000 population. Other
minor offences in the main have increased a little. All the minor offences com-
bined have increased from 71-1 to 81-9 per cent of the toal convictions, and
from 508 to 1,206 per 100,000 population during the whole period, reaching a
higher figure during the high water period of 1913-14.

With regard to sentences the figures show a general tendency' to greater
lenienc3^ Supsended sentence's and those bound over to keep the peace have
gradually increased from 1-6 per cent of the whole during the forty-four years
to over 17 per cent. On the other hand, terms of imprisonment in gaols and
penitentiaries have decreased, whereas options of fine have varied only shghtly.

The tables of this report are similar to those of former years embracing
the two main divisions, indictable offences and summary convictions of non-
indictable offences.

PART I. INDICTABLE OFFENCES.

These are divided into six classes: Class I, offences against the person;
Class II, offences against property with violence; Class III, offences against
property without violence; Class IV, malicious offences again.st property;
Class V, forgery and other offences against currency; Class \'I, other offences
not included in the preceding. The cases included in tliese classes were tried
before the Courts of Assizes, King's Bench Supreme Court, and general sessions,
according to the procedure in the different provinces; under the Acts respecting
speedy trials, and under the Summary Trial's Act by police and other magis-
trates.

The number of persons who were brought to trial before the Superior
Criminal Courts during the year ended September 30, 1919, was 1.155 as against
1,062 in 1918. Those who elected a speedy trial numbered 4,488 in 1919, and

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3,795 in 1918. All others to the number of 17,378 in 1919, were tried before
magistrates' courts under the Summary Trial's Act. For 1918 the figures were
16,890. The total number of indictable offences tried was 21,747 for 1918 and
23,021 for 1919. An increase of 1,274 over 1918.

The percentage of persons tried by jury has been on the whole gradually
diminishing over a series of years. In 1891 the percentage of jury trials was
13, in 1900 it was 11, in 1910 it had dropped to 7, and in 1919 to 5 per cent.
Speedy and summary trials correspondingly increased.

The convictions for indictable offences in 1919 numbered 18,396, or 1,026
more than in 1918. The percentages of acquittals to charges were: 1919, 20-09
per cent; 1918, 20-13 per cent; and 1917, 20-02 per cent. During the last ten
years the percentage of acquittals has decreased from 25 to 20, which probably
indicates greater care in investigating and laying charges.

In 1919, there were 4,564 acquittals, 10 cases in which "no Bill" was found
by the grand jury, 11 cases in which the jury failed to agree upon a verdict,
7 cases of nolle prosequi or stay of proceedings, and 33 cases of detention for
lunacy. In making computations these are grouped with acquittals.

The following table shows the number of charges, convictions and acquittals,
and the percentages of acquittals by provinces : —

• 1918.

1919.

Provinces.

Number

of
charges.

Number

of
convic-
tions.

Acquittals.

Number

of
charges-

Number

of
convic-
tions.

Acquittals.

Num-
ber.

Per
cent.

Num-
ber-

Per
cent.

Prince Edward Island

42

990

387

4.631

10,278

1,617

1,412

1,237

1,138

15

37

717

334

3,747

8.313

1,-364

1,099

889

859

11

5
273
53
884
1,965
253
313
348
279

4

n-90
27-58
13-69
1909
19-12
15-65
22-17
28-13
24-52
26-66

32
1,059
437
4.823
10.647
1,619
1,385
1,480
1,532
7

31

767
333
3,920
«,628
1,386
1 , 135
1,040
1 , 151

1
292
104
903
2,019
233
250
440
381

2

3-12
27-67

23-80

18-74

18-96

14-39

18 05

Alberta

29-73

24-87

Yukon ....

18-57

Canada

21,747

17,370

4,377

20-13

23,021

18,396

4,625

20 09

This table .shows that the order in which the provinces stand with respect
to the ratio of convictions to charges is thus : Prince Edward Island with 3 - 12
per cent of acquittals; Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Yukon, Quebec and Ontario,
with acquittals ranging from 14-39 to 18-96 per cent; and New Brunswick,.
British Columbia, Nova Scotia and Alberta, ranging from 23-80 to 29-73
per cent.

With regard to criminality by provinces a computation of ratios for a period
of five years reveals that Ontario stands highest with an average of 297 per
100,000 population, and Alberta second with 272. The latter province in 1915
showed the largest ratio of any province in any year with 464. Prince Edward
Island and New Brunswick stand in the best position with an average of but
26 and 86 respectively, with Nova Scotia and Quebec next with 143 and 160.
The ratio for the whole of Canada decreased from 260 per 100,000 population
in 1915 to 189 in 1917, rising to 214 the next year and dropping again to 208
in 1919.

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10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

The following tablp shows by provinces the ratio per 100,000 population
of convictions of indictable offences for five years 1916-19.

Provinces.

1915.

1916.

1917.

1918.

1910.

Average.

17
188

77
141
335
298
336
464
319
317

15
126

82
174
292
223
271
386
284
235

35
113

91
151
252
190
158
173
200
258

39
139

91
164
299
229
154
160
129
130

33

148
90
168
306
221
152
177
160
59

26

143

86

160

297

232

214

272

218

Yukon

200

Canada

260

235

189

214

208

221

According to urban and rural population the returns for 1919 show that
16,305 persons convicted of indictable offences represented themselves as
residing in cities and towns, and 2,051 as living in rural districts. In 40 cases
the residence was not given. The population of cities and towns of over 1,000
as given by the 191 1 census was 3,009,896 or 41 • 8 per cent of the total population.
The urban criminality, according to the figures above, for 1919 is 88 per cent.
The increase in urban population since 1911 would probably reduce the difference
slightly, but the figures show the cities and towns to he responsible for by far
the greater percentage of detected crime.

By occupations the returns show that convictions for criminal offences
among the agricultural class, which includes also miners, fishermen and lumber-
men, decreased from 1,152 in 1918 to 966 in 1919, a decrease of 186, equal to
6-6 per cent of the whole body of convictions for 1918- — compared with 5-6
iper cent in 1919. Among the transportation and commercial class they increased
from 1813 to 1963, being 10-4 and 10-7 per cent of the total convictions for the
years 1918 and 1919. Among the domestic class they decreased from 1,866 or
10-7 per cent to 1,608 or 8-8 per cent of total convictions. Among- the industrial
class they increased from 1,214 or 7-0 per cent to 1,424 or 7-7 per cent. In the
professional class convictions decreased from 359 or 2-0 per cent to 315 or 1-7
per cent. Among the labouring class they increased from 4,403 or 25-4 per cent
to 5,232 or 28-4 per cent. Those without occupations and whose occupations
were not recorded made up 27 per cent of total convictions for both years.

With regard to sex the returns show that of total convictions during 1919
those of males were 16,161, against 14,871 in 1918, an increase of 1,290; and those
of females, 2,235, against 2,499 in 1918, a decrease of 264.

The following table shows convictions of females by provinces and the per-
centages to total convictions: —

1918.

1919.

Provinces.

Number of

female
convictions.

Percentage

to total
convictions.

Number of

female
convictions.

Percentage

to total
convictions.

5
52
29
1,047
878
186
70
88
144

13-51
7-27
8-68
27-94
10-56
13-64
6-37
9-90
16-76

1
54
21
886
783
125
94
154
117

3-29

7-04

6-31

22-60

8-95

9-01

8-28

Alberta

14-81

1017

Yukon

Canada

2.499

14-39

2,235

1215

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The proportion of females convicted of indictable offences steadily decreased
from 1884 till 1915. After that date an increase is sho^sii as follows: —

Average from 1884 to 1891—8-60 per cent.
1892 to 1895— 7-20
1896 to 1900— 6-12
1901 to 1905— 5-72
1906 to 1910— 4-82
1911 to 1915—4-71

1916—6-52

1917—7-27

1918—9-28

1919—8-24

Adding bawdy house-keepers and inmates thereof that were transferred
from the summary convictions to the indictable offences in accordance with
changes in the criminal code in 1916, the figures for the last four years would be
19-17, 15-89, 14-39 and 12-15 per cent instead of those sho-wn above.

With respect to birth places, the returns have been fairly uniform for a
number of years. In 1919 those of Canadian birth contributed 55-21 per cent
of the total convictions of indictable offences. Those born in England were
7-22, in Ireland 1-55, in Scotland 2-07, in other British Possessions 0-50, in
United States 5-38 and in other foreign countries 15-11 per cent. Taking the
ten years period ending 1919, there was an increase in crime till 1914, then a,
decrease set in till 1918, then an increase again. The return bj- birth places is
shown in the following table: —

Birth puces of Persons Con'ticted of Ixdictable Offexces from 1910 to 1919, showixg the
Growth .\n-d Dimixution during Three Periods.

England.

Other

British

Possessions.

United
States.

Other
Foreign.

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

Increase from
1910 to 1914.

1915

1916

1917

Decrease from
1914 to 1917.

1918

1919

Increase from
1917 to 1919

6,276
6,376
6,713
7,619
9,162

460p.c.

9,172
7.428
7,097

22-5 p.c.

9,322
10,157

43 1 p.c.

925
1,246
1,319
1,961
1,872

102-4 p.c.

1,482
952
780

58-4 p.c.

1,177
1,329

70-4 p.c.

258
302
404
451
472

83 0 p.c.

371
260

180

61-9 p.c.

285
193

365
451
571
675

162-6 p.c

473
321
242

64 1 p.c.

381
381

57-4 p.c.

49
16

101
87

151

208-2 p.c

1.32
57
95

37. 1 p.c.

152

90

(decrease)

5-2 p.c.

558
734
910

1.212
1,015

Sl-9p.c

916

845

16-7 p.c.

1,315
1,547
2,065
2,674
3,516

167-4 p.c.

3,741
2.697

2.228

36-6 p.c.

3,161
2,780

The variations in the total number of convictions for the three periods is
(1) an increase of 83 -23 per cent; (2) a decrease of 27 -42 per cent; (3) an increase
of 18-11 per cent.

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10 GEORGE V. A. 1920
The records with regard to religious denominations are as follows: —

CoJmcnoNs or Indictable OrrEVCES by Reugious Denominations.

Denominations.

Number of con-
victions.

Percentage

to total

convictions

1919.

Percentage

of

denominations

to total

population

1911.

Anglicans

Methodists

Presbyterians

Baptists

Roman t'atholics. . .
Other Dent>ininations
Not specified

1.910
1.368
1.397
385
6,959
3,124
2.227

2,186
1,589
1,432
383
6,896
3,121

+ 276

+ 221

63

3

562

37 3
170
15-2

14-5
15 0
15-5

5-3
39-3
10 0

0-4

A study of the last two columns shows that the percentage of convictions
is less than the percentage of population with respect to all the specified denomina-
tions; but in the case of "other denominations" and the "not specified" the
percentage of convictions is greater than that of population, which indicates
that the standard of morals is lower among the class who have no religious
connection.

The returns of the educational status of those convicted of indictable
offences show that in 1918 there were 14,234 of elementary or better education,
1,084 illiterates, and in 1919 there were 14,690 and 843 respectively, an increase
of 456 among the educated and a decrease of 281 among the uneducated.

Use of Liquors, Percentage to Total Convictions.

Period.

Moderate.

Immoderate.

Not Stated.

1887-1890

Per cent.
44-6
53-8
54-5
60' 1
58-2
55-4
50-4
35-9
38-5
34-6
67- 1
58-4

Per cent.
39-2
40- 1
34-3
29-8
26-7
22-4
17-9
11-4
9-5
8-5
7-8
6-9

Per cent.
16-2

1891-1894

61

1895-1898

11-2

1899-1902

10-2

1903-1906

15- 1

1907-1910

22-2

1911-1914

31-7

1915

52-7

1916

520

1917

56-9

1918

25- 1

1919

34-7

The figures show that the moderate drinkers, though varnng their haliits
from time to time, have not changed much in the main. The immoderate
drinking class has decreased from 40 per cent of the total convictions to under
7 per cent during the period, whereas the moderate and unknown classes have
varied considerably, sho'wing an increase. The conclusions to be drawn from
the foregoing calculations as shoMTi are that inebriety has little or no influence
over criminality, that by far the greatest percentage of crime is committed by
the moderate or non drinking class, or else the psychologj' of man is changing
and fewer persons have the moral courage to own up to over indulgence.

First time criminals formed 82-2 per cent of the conA-ictions in 1919.
Those con\acted a second time were 8-9 per cent and recidivists — those

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convicted several times — were also 8-9 per cent of the total convictions. The
figures for 1918 were almost the same, viz., 82-4, 8-9 and 8-7 per cent respectively.

With respect to conjugal condition, the greater percentage of crime has
always been committed by the single portion of the population, the figures for
1919 being: single 60-2, married 24-3 and widowed 1-7 per cent of the con-
victions. For 1918 the figures stood: single 59-5, married 25-7 and widowed
1 • 5 per cent. These ratios are only very slightly different from those of twenty
and thirty years ago.

Juvenile Delinquency.

In analyzing this phase of the subject a serious condition is revealed, one
which requires more than a cursory glance. The returns for the last three years
show that more than 20 per cent of the indictable crimes have been committed
bj' children under 16 years of age. Looking back the records show for the period
1884 to 1891 the average was 13-64 per cent, and in 1899 it was 16-38 per cent.

The following table shows the numbers of convictions and percentages of
each sex from 1901 to 1919:—

Juvenile Offenders Under 16 Years of Aoe.

Year.

Total

convictions.

under 16

and over.

Number of Juveniles
under 16 years of age.

Percentage to total
convictions.

M.

F.

M.

F.

1901-1903 average

1904-1906 '■

5,940
7.490
10,715
15,504
21,438
20,625
19, 160
15,559
17,370
18,396

941
719
1,149
1.802
2,542
2.972
3,055
3,481
3,927
3,728

31
41
44
75
86
78
102
125
177
148

15-8
9-6
10-7
11-6
11-9
14-4
15-9
22-4
22-6
20-3

0-5
0-5

1907-1910

0-4

1911-1913 "

0-5

1914

0-4

1915

0-4

1916

0-5

1917..

0-8

1918

10

1919

0-8

The increase of boy criminals as shown above has been almost 300 per cent
in the past 20 years. The greatest advance in the figures is shown to be from
1914 to 1919, during which time the growth has been from 11-9 to 20-3 per cent'
of all convictions.

The crimes of which the 3,876 juveniles of under 16 years of age were con-
victed in 1919 are shown thus.

For offences against the person there were 118 charges, convictions number-
ing 85 and acquittals 33, as follows: —

Acquittals.

Aggravated assault

Common assault

Indecent assault

Carnal knowledge

Endangering life of railway passengers

Shooting, stabbig.and wounding

Manslaughter

Total

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10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

For offences against property with violence there were (i31 convictions
and 28 acquittals di\dded as follows : —

Crimea.

Convictions.

Acquittals.

611

25

1

1
19

2

Total

631

28

Offences against property without violence were as follows:-

Crimes.

Convictions.

Acquittals.

Theft

2,837
10
6
5
74
12
5

182

Theft of mail

1

11

Fraud

Total

2,949

194

The disposition of cases of malicious injury to property was as follows:-

Crimes.

Convictions.

Acquittals.

144
14

21

2

Total

158

23

8

Various other offences: —

Crimes.

Convictions.

Acquittals.

U
11

4
15

3

1

1

1

4

Total

45

7

Grand total

3,876

285

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The crime of stealing, whether it be under the classification of burglary,
robbery or common larceny, is shown to be by far the most prevalent, being
92 per cent of all the convictions. Stealing is the most natural offence for a
youth to commit. The innate desire of the child before it has attained any
other faculty is to grasp something and hold it. This desire is more often
indulged than curbed and thus that trait of character is developed to a greater
degree than that of judgment. What other result can be expected than that the
uncontrolled habit should produce the thief? In the reports of 1901-2 and 3,
when the gro'W'th of juvenile crime was quite marked, the attention of the Press,
judges and juries, preachers, teachers and parents was dra'wn to the matter and
they were urged to study the facts carefully with a view to take intelligent action
to diminish the evil. The same warning applies now with even greater force.

The sentences imposed upon juvenile offenders in 1919 were: option of a
fine, 254; to under one year in jail, 21; to various terms in penitentiaries, 7
(1, fifteen years for manslaughter; 1, five years for aggravated assault; 1, three
years for sodomy; 2, four years for theft; 2, two years for burglary); to reform-
atories for various periods 541, and to be whipped 16. The remainder, 3,036 in
number, were let off with a warning, bound to keep the peace or had their
sentences suspended. By rehgion 1,738 were returned as Roman Catholics
and 2,138, Protestants of different denominations.

Of the 3,876 juveniles convicted of indictable ofifences in 1919, 2,711 were
dealt with in juvenile courts in the following cities: Montreal, 863; Toronto, 989;
Winnipeg, 457; Vancouver, 131; Ottawa, 120; Halifax, 65; Victoria, 31;
Brandon, 36; Brantford, 19.

In addition to the indictable offences hitherto discussed there were almost
an equal number of youths con\ncted of minor offences by the Juvenile Courts
in the cities above mentioned. These are shown below.

Young Deunquents Con'vktted of Minor Offences by the Juvenile Courts, 1919.

Offences.

Mont-
real.

Tor-
onto.

Win-
nipeg.

Van-
cou-
ver.

Ot-
tawa.

Hali-
fax.

Vic-
toria.

Bran-
don.

Brant-
ford.

Total.

5

2

6

/ 13

2

2

5
3

5

3

3

208

3

1

6

42
3
11
4
100
246
7
4
77

17

5

273

3

51
17

304
51

424
74
84
13

270

62

28

49

1
11

"2

12
""2

417

113

11
94

4

436

527

198
11

55
3

333

2

4

181

13

61

31
5
7

23

14

11

387

5

249
1

1

180
1

9

8
10

5

2

1

459

37

1

Totals

875

1,478

568

40

55

133

1

62

3.212

•Including parents found guilty of contributing to delinquency of children.

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

INDICTABLE OFFENCES BY CLASSES.
CiABS I. — Offences Against the Person.

Number

of
charges.

Number

of

convictions.

Number

of
charges.

Number

of

convictions.

Murder

Murder, attempt to commit

Manslaughter

Abortion and concealing birth of infants.
Rape and other crimes against decency. .

Procuration

Bigamy

Shooting, stabbing and wounding

Assault on females

Aggravated assault

Assault on peace officers

Assault and battery

Refusing to support family :

Various other oflences against the person

Totals for Canada

50
20
49
35
498
59
107
162
36
643
368
1,239
164
138

3,568

20
7
21
20
285
33
91
111
32
464
340
912
105

2,529

34
62
10
516
39
92
182
29
711
554
1.109
114
153

3,684

28
22
32
8
311
23
71
109
22
471
503
852
85
77

The outstanding point in the above table is the increase in the number of
murder, attempted murder and manslaughter cases. The number of murders
for 1919 is the second highest record since the first publication of these statistics,
there being 79 charges and 28 convictions, while 1915 was the peak year in this
regard -with 86 charges and 34 convictions. The average number of con%-ictions
of murder for the last fortj'-four years is 12, 1906 being the banner year with
only 2 convictions. The increase of convictions for offences against the person
in 1919 over 1918 is a trifle over 3 per cent.

Class II.— Offences Against Propertt wrrH Violence.

1918.

1919.

Offences.

Number

of
charges.

Number

of

convictions.

Number

of
charges.

Number

of

convictions.

2,162

- 183

20

1,932
100
17

2,717
348
27

2.420

Robbery and demanding with menaces

164
22

2,365

2.049

3.092

2.606

The charges in this class increased 30-8 and the convictions 22-3 per cent.

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Class III. — Ofpences Against Property without Violence.

1918.

Number

of
charges.

Number

of

convictions.

Number

of
charges.

Number

of

convictions.

Bringing stolen goods into Canada

Embezzlement

False pretences

Feloniously receiving stolen goods.
Fraud and conspiracy to defraud . .
Horse, cattle and sheep stealing. . .

Theft

Theft of post letters

Totals for Canada

7
600

10,275
21

421
323
360

64
,404

20

579
536
499

90
10,613

32

406
373
366

Of this class theft forms 90 per cent, and taking burglarj', robbery and theft
under all heads in the preceding two classes, it is seen that this class of crime
makes up 60 per cent of all the indictable offences, which proportion is represent-
ative of that of former years.

Class IV. — Malicious Offences against Property.

1918.

1919.

Offences.

Number

of
charges.

Number

of

convictions.

Number

of
charges.

Number

of

convictions.

Arson

Malicious injury to horses, cattle and

other damage

74
301

33
216

73
450

43

327

375

249

523

370

This class shows an increase of 39-5 per cent with respect to charges and
48-6 per cent of convictions.

Class V. — Forgery and other Offences against the Currency.

1918.

1919.

Offences.

Number

of
charges.

Number

of

convictions.

Number

of
charges.

Number

of

convictions.

3
306

1
255

466

377

Totals for Canada

309

256

466

377

While there were no returns of offences against the currency for 1919 the
increase in forgery and uttering forged documents is 52-2 per cent for charges
and 47-3 per cent for convictions over 1918.

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920
Class VI. — Other Offences not included in the fobeooino Classes.

Treasonable acts

Sedition

War Measures Act, offences against

Attempt to commit suicide

^^odomy and bestiality

Indecent exposure and other offences against public

morals

Perjurj- and subornation of perjury

Carrying unlawful weapons

Conspiracy

Forcible entry

Offences against gambling and lottery acts

Prison breach and escape from prison

Offences against revenue laws

Riot and affray

Keeping bawdy houses and inmates thereof

Various other misdemeanors

Totals for Canada

1918.

Number

of
charges.

95
105
107

54

3

471

180

26

82

1,665

147

Number

of

convictions.

415
168

58
1,551

1919.

Number

cf
charges.

21
12
332
177
312
75
1,340
122

2,884

Number

of

convictions.

2
296
169
292
65
1,239
84

2,518

Although the figures in this class, as a whole, show a diminution during the
year, yet there are two items that show notable increases, viz., offences against
pubhc morals and revenue laws. The charges in the former case increased 61
and the convictions 30 per cent. In the latter case the increase is over one
thousand per cent in both charges and convictions. This may be explained as
the result of the prohibition laws lately enacted; since illicit stills are being
ferreted out by the dozen, whereas, formerly it was not necessarj' to resort to
illegal methods in order to satisfy the desire for stimulants. In all but one
item — forcible entry — decreases are sho^vn.

Sentences.

Of the 18,396 persons convicted of indictable offences in 1919, 5,053 were
given the option of a fine, a decrease of 53 from the 1918 figures; 4,376 w^ere sent
to the common gaols for terms of imprisonment under two years, a decrease
of 309; 978 were sentenced to penitentiary terms of two to five years, this figure
being an increase of 277 over that of 1918; 229 to terms of five years and over,
an increase of 44; 7 to life imprisonment as against 4 for 1918; 678 to reformatory
schools, the same number as last year; 28 death sentences were passed in 1919,
being 8 more than in 1918, and 7,047 persons had their sentences suspended or
were bound over to good behaviour, which number exceeded that of the previous
year by 438.

One man under sentence of death committed suicide before the date set
for his execution. In one case of manslaughter where the sentence was suspended
a new trial was ordered by the Court of Appeal. In 26 cases corporal punish-
ment was administered with the lash; 2 for rape, 2 for carnal knowledge, 1 for
incest, 1 for indecent assault, 1 for assault on females, 1 for carrying unla'wful
weapons, and 16 for theft. In some cases this whipping was in addition to a
term of imprisonment. Eight criminals were deported and in two cases deporta-
tion was pending when the returns were forwarded.

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PART II.— SUMMARY CONVICTIONS.

The second division of offences consists of cases disposed of Police by Magis-
trates or other Justices of the Peace under the Summary Conviction's Act, and
includes offences against the various Provincial and ^Municipal Acts and By-laws,
breaches of the peace, common assaults, threatening and insulting language,
offences against the liquor laws, drunkenness, vagrancy, etc.

This class of offences, as was previously mentioned, is steadily increasing;
the number of convictions in 1919 was 111,623 as against 105,899 in 1918 and
98,452 in 1917, an increase of 5-4 per cent over 1918, which latter year shows
an increase of 7-56 per cent over 1917. Of these the female offenders numbered
8,300 or 7-43 per cent. In 1918 the percentage of female offenders was 7-37
and 7-05 in 1917, thus showing a slight increase from year to year.

The following table gives the number of Summary Con\'ictions by provinces
in 1919, as compared with 1918.

Provinces.

1918.

1919.

Percentage

of

Increase or Decrease.

Total.

M.

F.

Total.

M.

F.

Total.

M.

F.

Prince Edward Island

209

4,794

1,611

25,374

46,448

7,298

6, .536

6,744

6,821

64

205
4,532
1,530
21,338
44,360
6,856
6,335
6.484
6,394
61

4

262

81

4,036

2,088

442

201

260

427

3

236
5.533
2,447
30,881
44,587
8,128
6,180
5,961
7,638
32

223
5,238
2,361
26,708
42,325
7,690
5.889
5,672
7,185
32

13
295
86
4.173
2.262
438
291
289
453

+130
+ 11-2
+51-9
+21-7

- 40
+11-4

- 5-4
-11-6
+120
-500

+ 90
+15-6
+54-3
+25-2

- 4-6
+ 12-2

- 70
-12-5
+ 12-4
-47-5

+2250
+ 12-6

+ 6-2

Quebec

+ 3-4

+ 8-3

- 0-9

+ 30-9

Alberta

+ 111

+ 61

Yukon

105,899

98,095

7.804

111,623

103,323

8,300

+ 5-4

+ 5-3

+ 6-3

With respect to totals and males these figures show that Ontario is the only
province of Eastern Canada in which there was a decrease. In the West,
Saskatchewan, Alberta and Yukon show decreases. All the other pro\'inces
show increases. Summary convictions of females increased in every proxnnce
excepting Manitoba and in the Yukon, the latter place returning no convictions
of females for 1919.

Grouped by offences, the figures are: —

Assault and other oflfences against the person

Trespass and other offences against property ._....

Breach of Municipal by-laws

Breach of liquor laws

Drunkenness

Vagrancy, disorderly, and intnates of bawdy houses..
Offences against the Militia and War Measures Acts. . .
Miscellaneous minor offences

Total

5.108

2,680
38,401

7,472
21,026
10,550

6,295
14,367

105,899

5,116

3,170
39,593

7,383
24,217
10,921

6.082
15, 141

+ 8
+ 490
+1,192

- 89
+3,191
+ 371

- 213
+ 774

+ 5,724

lOd-

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10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

In 1919 breaches of Municipal Acts and by-laws constitutcii 35 o ))er cent
of the total summary convictions, and of these 54 per cent or 22-7 per cent of
all the convictions were offences relating to highways. This latter class has in
the last twenty years increased more rapidly than any other offence. In 1901
there were but 185 convictions for not obser\ing the regulations regarding street
traffic. By 1911 the number of convictions reached 5,777 and in 1919 had
grown to 25,296. The advent of the motor vehicle is the principal cause of this
increased activity in the Police Courts.

Although drunkenness was on the decline between 1913 and 1918 the figures
above show an increase of 3,191 or 15-2 per cent in convictions for 1919 over the
previous year. In 1919 offences relating to the liquor traffic are practically the
same as for 1918, being but 89 less. In this connection it will be interesting to
study comparative figures over a period of years, relating to fines imposed and
breaches of the la.ws against trafficking in and drinking liquor.

The following table shows the number of persons fined, r.mount of fines
paid and unpaid, and the average for each person fined.

Breach or Liquok Laws.

Year.

Number of
persons
fined.

Amount of Fines.

Average

fine for

each person.

Percentage

of unpaid

fines.

Total.

Paid.

Unpaid.

1897

1.994
3,114
7.079

$

102.417
129,191

1,178,842

$

99,344
112,860
930,947

$

3.073
16,331
247,995

$ cts.
51.36

41.49
166.52

Per cent.
30

1905

12-6

1919

21-4

DRUNKENNESS.

1897

9,382
19,394
21,975

30,506 22.274 S.232 3.25
84,682 54,766 29,916 4.36
226,939 lSfi.176 .■?9.763 10.33

27-0

1905

35-3

1919

171

These figures speak eloquently as to the high cost of drinking in 1919
compared with the other two years given.

The man in the street might be inclined to ask, "Has Prohibition obtained
its objective?"

The answer is that in 1897 for both classes of offences 11,376 persons paid
$121,618 in cash or served time in jail equivalent to $11,305 as penalties for
their misbehaviour; in 1905 22,508 persons paid S167,626 in fines and served
time for $46,247 in unpaid fines, whereas in 1919 the figures stood at 29,054
persons, $1,117,123 and $287,758 respectively. The average fine for each
person showed an increase, from 1897 to 1919, of from $51.36 to §166.52 for
iquor laws and from .$3.25 to $10.33 for drunkenness.

Comparative tables for 1918 and 1919 for non-indictable offences are shown
in Table V of the report on pages 236 to 246.

Methods of Trial for Indictable Offences.

The number of persons proceeded against by the various courts for indict-
able offences in 1919 was: tried by jury, 1,155 or 5-0 per cent of the whole, of
whom 654 or 56-6 per cent were convicted; tried by judge without a jury
(speedy trial), 4,488 or 19-5 per cent of the whole, of whom 3,113 or 69-4 per
cent were convicted; tried under the Summary Trial's Act, 17,378 or 75 -5 of the

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whole, of whom 14,629 or 84-2 per cent were convicted. The figures for 1918
were: tried by jury, 1,062 or 4-9 per cent of the whole of which the convicted
were 565 or 53-2 per cent; speedy trials, 3,795 or 17-4 per cent of the whole
of which the convicted were 2,618 or 68-9 per cent; under the Summary Trial's
Act, 16,890 or 77-7 per cent of the whole, of which the convicted were 14,187
or 84 0 per cent.

The following table shows the number of jury trials and trials without
jury of indictable offences, the percentage of jury trials to the whole, and the
percentages of convictions of those tried with and without a jury for the period
1901-1919.

Number of

cases tried.

Percentage
of jury
trials
to the
whole.

Percentage of
convictions.

Year.

With a Jurj-.

Without

a Jurj'-

Convicted.

Acquitted.

Convicted.

Acquitted.

Jurj-.

1901

354
428
383
349
401
394
509
629
706
728
737
770
720
831
778
597
462
565
654

287
352
321
335
311
191
410
425
414
439
433
439
366
518
527
433
385
497
501

5.284
5.232
6.138
6.405
7,223
7,698
8,601
10,705
10,743
10,972
11,890
14,797
17,600
20.607
19,847
18.563
15,097
16,805
17,742

2,245
2.440
2,736
2.752
2,964
2.617
2,521
3,336
3,487
3,166
3,565
4.162
5.392
6,051
5,562
4,349
3,510
3,880
4,124

7-8
9-2
7-4
70
6-5
5-4
7-6
7-0.
7-3
7-6
70
60
4 5
4-8
4-9
4-3
4-3
4-9
50

55-2
54-9
54-4
51 0
56-3
67-3
55-4
59-7
68-4
62-4
630
63-7
66-3
60-8
59-6
57-9
54-5
53-2
56-6

70-2

1902

68-2

1903

69-2

1904

700

1905

70-9

1906

74-6

1907

77-3

1908

76-2

1909

75-5

1910 ....

77-6

1911 . ...

77-0

1912

780

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

1918

1919

76-5
77-3
78-1
81 0
801
81-2
811

The foregoing statement shows that the percentage of jury trials, though
varying from year to year, has gradually decreased from an average of a little
over eight per cent for the first three years to under five per cent for the last
three years. The percentages of convictions of jury and non-jury case are
notable, inasmuch as they show that the juries fail to secure as high a ratio'of
convictions as do the judges sitting without the intervention of a jury. The
averages for the period are: convictions of persons tried by jurj-, 59-4 per cent,
and without a jury, 76-8 per cent.

PARDONS AND CO:\IMUTATIOXS.

The number of cases in which the prerogative of mercy was exercised in
1919 was 1,453, an increase of 297 over 1918. Of the persons thus affected
356 were granted unconditional pardon. 840 were released under ticket of leave,
284 of whom had other specified ■conditions imposed. Fines were remitted in
168 cases. The terms of imprisonment were reduced in two cases, and in two
cases lashes were remitted.

Of the prisoners released, 485 were from penitentiaries, 356 from reforma-
tories and 461 from common gaols. Those not imprisoned whose fines were
remitted amounted to 151. By sexes the division is 1.374 males and 79 females.
There were 39 cases in which unconditional pardon was granted to ticket-of-
leave men, being eight more than the previous year. Death sentences were
commuted to life imprisonment in six cases of males and to a term of twelve
years in the case of one female.

^Od— B*

10 GEORGE V DOCUMENT PARLEMENTAIRE No. lOd

PRfiFACE.

La Statistique de la Criminalite est coUigee, compilee et publiee en vertu
des dispositions de la loi constituant le Bureau Federal do la vStatistique, 8-9
Georges V, chapitre 43. Le precis introductif du present rapport a ete redige
par M. Reginald E. Watts, statisticien, et les tableaux compiles par MM. A.
Bourret et 0. Gravelle. Ce rapport ne contient pas de tableaux nouveaux.
Les tableaux XIII et XIV, parus pour la premiere fois dans le rapport de 1918,
sent reputes et constituent une recapitulation des crimes, delits et contraven-
tions de toutes categories depuis 1876, date du premier rapport, jusqu'a mainte-
nant.

E. H. COATS,
Statisticien du Dominioh.
Bureau Federal de la Statistique,
Aout 1920.

10 GEORGE V DOCUMENT PARLEMENTAIRE No. lOd A. 1920

STATISTIOUE DE LA CRIMINALITE AU CANADA,

1919.

INTRODUCTION

Avant d'aborder I'examen des chiffres present^s dans les tableaux qui vont
suivre, il convient de jeter un coup d'ceil retrospectif sur les tendances de la
criminalite au cours de la periode qui commence en 1876, date du debut de ces
informations.

Le tableau XIII indique le nombre, le pourcentage per capita et la propor-
tion relative des condamnations prononcees, par categories de delits, depuis
1876 jusqu'a 1919. Dans ce tableau on a groupe les debts de meme nature,
independamment de la procedure criminelle qui a ete suivie, et sans ^tablir
de distinction entre les debts criminels ou justiciables d'un jury et les petits
debts ou condamnations sommaires.

En considerant I'ensemble des debts, on constate une augmentation tres
considerable deleur nombre et de leur pourcentage per capita, entre 1876 et le
commencement de la guerre. Durant cette periode de trente-neuf ans, le nombre
des condamnations s'est elev^ de 28,21.5, ou 714 par 100,000 habitants, a 183,035
ou 2,359 par 100,000 habitants, soit une augmentation de 548 pour cent de leur
nombre: mais, detail plus frappant, la proportion per capita a atteint 232 pour
cent. II est a remarquer que cet accroissement n'a commence a se manifester
que pendant les dernieres annees du siecle passe, apres quoi les chiffres monterent
rapidement jusqu'au debut de la guerre, epoque a laquelle la population semble
avoir concentre tous ses efforts sur la suppression des criminels vivant hors de
notre pays. Absorbee par la grande tache a accomplir dans I'int^ret de la civi-
lisation, la population vit s'elever le niveau de sa moralite, si bien que la crimi-
nalite commen^a immediatement a declincr. Des 1917, quoique 5 pour cent
seulement du total de la population fut alors outre-mer, les condamnations
baisserent de 38 pour cent, c'est-a-dire qu'clles declinerent de 2,369 a 1,363 par
100,000 habitants. Puis en 1918, lorsque la tension mentale commen^a a dispa-
raitre pour faire place a la certitude d'une. \'ictoire prochaine, le nombre des
condamnations augmenta de nouveau, les deux derniere rapports annuels indi-
quant une progression presque aussi rapide qu'avant la guerre.

L'augmentation de la criminalite ne se produisit pas d'une maniere egale
dans toutes les parties du pays. Dans les provinces de I'ouest, a partir du
Manitoba et y compris cette province, I'accroissement pendant la periode 1900-14
atteignit 804 pour cent, tandis que dans les provinces de Test, elle se limitait a
229 pour cent. Pendant la meme periode, la population de I'ouest a augmente
de 235 pour cent et celle de Test de 28 pour cent. Lorsque la criminalite com-
men^a a decliner, les progres realises furent plus rapides dans I'ouest que dans
Test. En 1916 on signalait deja une diminution de 58 pour cent des condam-
nations prononcees dans I'ouest tandis que dans Test le fiechissement ne depas-
sait pas 24 pour cent ; mais cette diminution dans I'ouest est attribuable partielle-
ment aux rapports incomplets provenant de la Saskatchewan et de I'Alberta,
causes par la suppression, en 1916, des services de la Police Montee du Nord-
Ouest dans ces p^o^■inces. Les rapports mensuels sur la criminalite emanant de
ce corps etaient beaucoup plus complets que ceux re^us par la suite des fonction-
naires des tribunaux civils. Par contre, pendant les deux dernieres annees on
constate une augmentation plus grande dans I'est que dans I'ouest, les chiffres
etant 13 . 5 et 9 pour cent, respectivement.

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10 GEORGE V A. 1920

All ])()iiit tio vue dc I'oiigiiic ties coiulainnos ])our crimes ct dolits graves,
I'analyse du rapi)ort revole ee qui suit: d'apres le recensement ile 1911, la popu-
lation n(5e au Canada representait 78 p.c. du total, tandis que les condamnations
prononc(5es contre la population ahorigene, pendant les dix dernieres annexes,
ne formcnt que 59 pour cent du total. Les autres sujets britanniques n<?s au
Canada constituaient 11 pour cent du total et les condamnations ((ui les out
frappes, s'elevent a 15. 5 pour cent. La population nee a I'etranger, dont le
chiffre ne ddpasse pas 11 pour cent, absorl)e 25.5 pour cent des condamnations.
Dans les chiffres relatifs aux condamnations par lieu de naissance, le nombre
des mentions "inconnu" est relativement proportionne.

En constatant les fluctuations de la criminalite, il est du plus haul int^ret
d'etablir dans ciuelle categoric de crimes ou dclits I'augmentation est le plus
marquee; a cet <^gard, il est consolant d'observer que I'accroissement des crimes
proprement dits a cte fort niinime; ce sont les delits de peu de gravit^' et les con-
traventions qui presentent I'accroissement le plus considerable.'

En se servant de pourcentages, m^thode la plus efficace pour mettre un sujet
en lumiere, on voit (tableau XIII) que les attentats contre les personnes ont
diminue prescjue regulierement depuis 1876 jusqu'en 1919, puisque cette cate-
goric de crimes reprfeentait 17-6 pour cent du total des condamnations et 125
par 100,000 habitants et qu'elle est tombee a 6 pour cent et a 88 jiar 100,000
habitants. Les vols ciualifies, les inccndies et autres actes criminels sont montes
de 11-3 pour cent en 1876 a 12-1 pour cent en 1919 et de 81 a 178 par 100,000
habitants. Dans I'ensemble, les causes criminelles ont baiss6 de 28-9 a 18-1
pour cent. En ce qui concerne les contraventions, leur masse est constituc'-e par
la violation des reglements municipaux; pendant cette periode, les contraventions
de cette nature ont passe de 3-0 a 30-5 pour cent du nombre total des condam-
nations.

Les infractions aux lois sur les boissons spiritueu.ses n'ont guere varie, leur
moyenne demeurant entre 5 et 6 pour cent du total des condamnations, mais la
proportion per capita s'est ^lev^e de 38 a 84 par 100,000 haljitants. Les dclits
d'ivresse n'ont pas connu de fluctuation serieuse; ils variaient de 24 a 39 pour
cent, jusqu'aux deux dernieres annees, epociue a laquelle ils tomberent ^17-1
et 18-6 pour cent. Le vagabondage et I'inconduitc sont demeures
presque au meme niveau jusqu'au commencement de la guerre; alors les condam-
nations de cette nature ont presque double, puis elles suivirent le d^clin general
de I'ensemble des condamnations. Sauf certaines variations, les tenanciers de
jnaisons de prostitution et les occupants de ces maisons oiit 6Xe I'objet de condam-
nations de plus en plus nombreuses, dont la proportion est passee de 1 -9 a 4-3
pour cent et de 13 a 63 par 100,000 habitants. Les autres delits de peu de
gravitc ont, dans I'ensemble, subi une legcre augmentation. Ces memes delits
et contraventions, tons ensemble, ont augmente de 71-1 a 81-9 pour cent du
total des condamnations et de 508 a 1,206 par 100,000 habitants pendant la
totalite de la periode, atteignant leur chiffre le plus ^lev6 au moment de la maree
haute de la criminalite, en 1913-14.

Au point de vue des sentences, on constate une tendance g^nerale vers une
plus grande indulgence. Les prevenus non condamnes, quoique reconnus cou-
pables, et ceux definitivement elargis sur promesse de bonne conduite, appuyee
par un cautionnement, ont vu leur nombre s'accroitre de 1-6 pour cent de la
totahte b. plus de 17 pour cent pendant cette periode de quarante-quatre ans.
D'autre part, la dur^e des peines d'emprisonnement et de detention dans les
penitcncicrs a diminu^; on constate peu de changement dans le nombre des
condamnations a la prison, avec optioii d'une amencle. De meme que les annexes
pr^cedentes on a divise les tableaux de ce rapport en deux groupes prineipaux,
savoir: les crimes et les delits justiciables d'un jury et les condamnations som-
maires, pour autres dclits et contraventions.

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iERE PARTIE— crimes ET DfiLITS JUSTICIABLES DE LA COUR

D'ASSISES.

lis sont divises en six categories: 1, attentats centre les personnes; 2, delits
contre la propriete, avec violence; 3, delits contre la propriete, sans \-iolence;
4, dommages malicieux a la propriete; 5, faux et f aux-monnayage ; 6. autres
delits non compris dans les categories precedentes. Les crimes et delits de ces
categories ont ete juges par les Cours d'Assises, les Cours du Banc du Roi, la
Cour Supreme et les Cours des Sessions, selon la procedure criminelle adoptee
dans les differentes provinces; en vertu des lois sur les proces expeditifs et en
vertu de la loi sur les proces sommaires, par les magistrats de police et autres.

Le nombre des personnes traduites devant les cours criminelles superieures
pendant I'annee terminee le 30 septembre 1919 s'est eleve a 1,155 au lieu de 1,062
en 1918. Les accuses qui ont choisi un proces expeditif, etaient au nombre de
4,488 en 1919, et 3,795 en 1918. Tons les autres, c'est-a-dire 17,378 en 1919,
ont ete juges par les Cours des magistrats, en vertu de la loi sur les proces som-
maires; en 1918 il y en avait eu 16,890. Quant aux crimes et delits justiciables
des Cours d'Assises, le nombre des causes soumises a ces cours etait en 1919, de
23,021 au lieu de 21,747 en 1918, soit une augmentation de 1,274.

Le pourcentage des accuses juges par jury a graduellement dimiuue depuis
une serie d'annees. En 1891 le pourcentage des proces par jury ^tait represents
par le chiffre 13, en 1900 par le chiffre 11, en 1910 il etait tombe a 7 et en 1919 a
5 pour cent. Les proces expeditifs et les proces sommaires ont subi une augmen-
tation correspondante.

Les condamnations pour crimes et delits graves en 1919, ont atteint
le nombre de 18,396, soit 1,026 de plus qu'en 1918. Le pourcentage des acquit-
tements, dans les memes causes, reprcsentait 20 09 pour cent en 1919, 20-13 pour
cent en 1918, 20-02 pour cent en 1917. Au cours des dix dernieres annees le
pourcentage des acquittements est descendu de 25 a 20, ce qui indique probable-
ment que les enciuetes ont ete plus approfondies et les accusations portees avec
plus grand soin.

En I'annee 1919, on compte 4,564 acquittements, 10 "non-lieu" prononces
par le grand jury, 11 cas dans lesquels le verdict n'a pu etre prononce a cause du
desaccord du jury, 7 cas de nolle prosequi, ou suspension de poursuites, et 33 cas
ou I'insanite du prevenu fut proclamee. Ces derniers cas sont groupSs avec les
acquittements dans la computation des pourcentages.

Le tableau qui suit indique le nombre d'accusations, de condamnations et
d'acquittements, ainsi que les pourcentages des acquittements, par pro\Tnces.

1918.

1919.

Xombre
d'accusa-
tions.

Xombre
de con-
damna-
tions.

Acquittements.

Xombre
d'accusa-
tions.

Xombre
de con-
damna-
tions.

Acquitt

Xom-
bre.

ements.

Xom-
bre.

Pour-
cen-
tage.

Pour-
cen-
tage.

lie du Prince-Edouard

42

990

387

4,631

10,278

1,617

1.412

1,237

1,138

15

37

717

334

3,747

8,313

1,364

1,099

889

859

11

5
273
53
884
1.965
253
313
348
279

4

11-90
27-58
13-59
19-09
1912
15.65
22-17
28,13
24-52
26-66

32
6,059
437
4, 823
10,647
1,619
1.385
1.480
1,532

31

767
333
3,920
8,628
1,386
1.135
1.040
1,151
5

1
292
104
903
2,019
233
250
440
381

2

3-12
27-67

Xooveau-Bninswick

Quebec..

23-80
18-74

18-96

Manitoba

14 39
18-05

Alberta

Colombie Britannique

29-73

24-87
18-57

Canada

21,747

17,370

4,377

20-13

23,021

18,396

4,625

20-09

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10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

II resulte de ce tableau que Ic pourcentage des condamnations, par rapport
aux accusations, s'^tablit dans les provinces ainsi qu'il suit: I'lle du Prince-
Edouard compte 3 12 pour cent d'acquittemcnts; dans le Manitoba, la Saskat-
chewan, le Yukon, Quebec et Ontario, les aequittements varient de 14-39 a
18-96 pour cent; enfin au Nouveau-Brunswick, en Colombie Britannique, en
Nouvelle-Ecosse et en Alberta, cette proportion oscille entre 23-80 et 29-73
pour cent.

Au point de vue de la criminality par province, une computation des donn^es
statistiques, couvrant une periode de cinq ans, revele que la province d'Ontario
tient la tete avec une moyenne de 297 par 100,000 habitants, 1 'Alberta arrivant
deuxieme avec 272. En 1915, cette derniere province avait battu tous les
records, avec le chiffre formidable de 464 par 100,000 habitants. L'lle du Prince-
Edouard et le Tsouveau-Brunswick occupent le rang le plus favorable avec une
moyenne respective de 26 et 86, suivis par la Nouvelle-Ecosse et Quebec, avec
143 et 160. Pour I'ensemble du Canada le pourcentage des condamnations par
100,000 habitants, qui etait de 260 en 1915, descendit a 189 en 1917,
pour remonter a 214 I'ann^e suivante, et retomber a 208 en 1919.

On trouvera dans le tableau suivant, pour chaque province et pour le pays
entier, les proportions par 100,000 habitants des condamnations pour crimes
et d^lits graves, prononcees pendant les cinq ann^es 1915-19.

Provinces.

1915.

1916.

1917.

1918.

1919.

Moyenne.

He du Prince-Edouard

17
118

77
141
335
298
336
464
319
317

15
126

82
174
292
223
271
386
284
235

35
113

91
151
252
190
1.58
173
200
258

39
139

91
164
299
229
154
160
129
130

33
148

90
168
306
221
152
177
160

59

26
143

Nouveau-Brunswick

Qufebec

86
160

297

' 232

214

Alberta

Colombie Britannique

272
218
200

Canada

260

235

189

214

208

221

Si Ton divise les criminels entre urbains et ruraux, on voit qu'en 1919, 16,305
personnes condamnees pour crimes et d^lits justiciables d'un jury habitaient
dans les cites et les villes, tandis que 2,051 vivaient dans les campagnes; dans
40 cas ce renseignement manque. La population des cites et des villes de plus
de 1,000 habitants, telles qu'elle r&ulte du recensement de 1911, etait de 3,009",896
habitants ou 41-8 pour cent de la population totale; par consequent, d'apres
ces chiffres, la criminalite urbaine en 1919 repr^sentait 88 pour cent. L'augmen-
tation de la population urbaine depuis 1911 r^duirait probablement ciuelque peu
cette proportion, mais il est indiscutable que c'est dans les cit^s et les villes que
se commet le plus grand nombre des crimes qui sont d^couverts.

Si Ton veut connaitre les metiers et occupations des condamnes. on apprend
que les condamnations pour crimes et d^lits parmi la classe agricole (comprenant
aussi les mineurs, les pecheurs et les bucherons) qui etaient au nombre de 1,152
en 1918 sont tombees a 966 en 1919, soit une diminution de 186, egale a. 6-6 pour
cent de la totality des condamnations pour toutes causes prononcees en 1918,
au lieu de 5-6 pour cent en 1919. Dans la classe du commerce et des transports,
elles sont passees de 1,813 a 1,965, soit de 10-4 a 10-7 pour cent du total des
condamnations pendant les ann^es 1918 et 1919. Dans le monde des domes-
tiques et serviteurs elles sont descendues de 1,866 ou 10-7 pour cent a 1,608 ou
8-8 pour cent du total des condamnations. Chez les industriels et les employes

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des industries, elles ont subi une augmentation, montant de 1,214 ou 7-6 pour
cent a 1,424 ou 7-7 pour cent. Parmi les carrieres liberales les condamnations
sont descendues de 359 ou 2-0 pour cent a 315 ou 1 -7 pour cent. Dans la classe
ouvriere elles ont augmente de 4,403 ou 25-4 pour cent a 5,232 ou 28-4 pour cent.
Enfin, les condamnes sans occupation et ceux sur le compte desquels on ne
possede pas de renseignement formaient 27 pour cent du total des condamna-
tions pendant ces deux annees.

En ce qui concerne le sexe, les rapports indiquent que sur le total des con-
damnations en 1919, 16,161 ont frappe des hommes et jeunes gens, contre 14,871
en 1918, soit une augmentation de 1,290, tandis que 2,235 s'appliquent a des
femmes ou filles, au lieu de 2,499 en 1918, soit une diminution de 264.

On verra dans le tableau ci-dessous le nombre des condamnations feminines,
par province, et le pourcentage du total des condamnations.

1918.

1919.

Provinces.

Nombre des
condamna-
tions
feminines.

Pourcentage
du total des
condamna-
tions.

Nomtye des
condamna-
tions
feminines.

Pourcentage
du total des
condamna-
tions.

5
52
29
1,047
878
186
70
88
144

13-51
7-27
8-68
27-94
10-56
13-64
6-37
9-90
16 76

1
54
21
886
783
125
94
154
117

3-29

704

6-31

22-60

8-95

9-01

8-28

14-81

10-17

2,499

14-39 2,235

1215

Le nombre des comdamnes du sexe feminin, pour crimes et delits graves, a
regulierement decline de 1884 a 1915. Apres cette date, il suit une marche
ascendante, ainsi que I'indiquent les chiffres ci-dessous.

]Moyenne
Moyenne
Moyenne
Moyenne
Moyenne
Moyenne

de 1884
de 1892
de 1896
de 1901
de 1906
de 1911

a 1891— 8 -60 pour cent
a 1895 — 7 • 20 pour cent
a 1900— 6 -12 pour cent
a 1905 — 5-72 pour cent
a 1910 — 1-82 pour cent
a 1915 — 4-71 pour cent

1916 — 6-52 pour cent

1917 — 7-27 pour cent-

1918— 9 -28 pour cent

1919— 8-24 pour cent.

Si Ton ajoutait a cette categoric de criminels les tenanciers de maisous de
prostitution et leurs pensionnaires, autrefois juges par proces sommaires, mais
maintenant places dans la categoric des criminels par suite des modifications
apportees au code criminel en 1916, les chiffres des quatre dernieres annees
seraient 19-17, 15-89, 14-39, et 12-15 pour cent au lieu de ceux donnes ci-
dessus.

Au point de vue du lieu de naissance des condamnes, en constate tres peu
de changement depuis un certain nombre d'annees. En 1919, ceux n^s au
Canada reprfeentaient 55-21 pour cent du total des condamnations prononcees
en matiere de d61its criminels; ceux nes en Angleterre 7-22, en Irlande 1-55,

xxvi STATfSTIQUE CRIMINELLE~19W

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

en Ecossc 2-07, dans Ics autres possessions britanniques 0-50, aux Etats-Unis
5-38 et dans les autres pays Strangers 15-11 pour cent. Si Ton dissecjue la
p(?riode d^cennale se terminant en 1919, on trouve que la criminalite a augments
jusqu'en 1914, puis qu'une diminution s'est produite jusqu'en 1918, suivie d'une
nouvelle augmentation. Lc tableau suivant classifie les condamn6s par lieu
de naissance.

Lieu de naissance des condamnes pour delits criminels, de 1910 k 1919, et
fluctuation au cours des trois p6riodes.

Annfe.

Canada.

Angleterre.

Irlande.

Ecosse.

Autres
possessions,
britanni-
ques.

Etats-
Unis.

Autrea
Strangers.

1910

6,276
6,376
6.713
,7.619
9.162

46-0 p.c.
9.172
7.428
7.097

22- 5 p.c.
9.322
10,157

43-1 p.c.

925
1.246
1.319
1.961
1,872

102-4 p.c.

1.482

952

780

58-4 p.c.
1.177
1.329

70-4 p.c.

258
302
404
451
472

83-0 p.c.
371
260
180

61-9 p.c.
285
193

7-2 p.c.

237
365
451
571
675

162-6 p.c.
473
321
242

64-1 p.c.
381
381

57-4 p.c.

49
16

101
87

151

208-2 p.c.
132
57
95

37-1 p.c.

152

90

Diminution

5-2 p.c.

558

734

910

1.212

1.015

81-9 p.c.
980
916
845

16 7 p.c.

947
990

17 2 p.c.

1911

1 547

1912

2,065

1913

2,674
3,516

167-4 p.c.
3,741
2.697
2 228

1914

Augmentation
de 1910 4 1914.

1915

1916

1917

Diminution, de
1914 a 1917..

1918

1919

Augmentation,
de 1917 a 1919

36-6 p.c.
3.161
2.780

24-8 p.c.

La fluctuation dans le nombre des condamnations, au cours des trois p^riodes,
est caracterisee par (1) nne augmentation de 83-23 p.c. (2) une diminution de
27-42 p.c. (3) une augmentation de 18-11 p.c.

Voici maintenant les statistiques relatives a la religion des condamnes:

CONDAMNATIOXS POUR DALITS CRIMIXELS, PAR RELIGIOX.

Religions

Nombre
des condamnations.

.Augmentation
ou diminu-
tion.

Pourcentage
du total des
condamna-
tions, 1919.

Pourcentage
des religions
A la popula-
tion en 1911.

Anglicane

Methodiste

Presbyt^rienne

Baptiste

Catholique Romaine
Autres confessions . . .
Non indiquee

1,910
1.368
1.397
3S5
6.959
3.124
2,227

2,186
1,589
1,432
383
6,896
3,121
2,789

276
221
35
2
63
3
562

12 0
8-6
7-8
2-1
37-3
17-0
15-2

14-5
150
15-5

5-3
39 3
10-0

0-4

En examinant les deux dernieres colonnes on voit que le pourcentage des
condamnations est inferieur au pourcentage de la population, dans tous les cas
ou existe une indication de religion; au contraire, lorsqu'il s'agit des rubriques
"autres religions" et "non indiquee" le pourcentage des condamnations est
superieur a celui de la population, ce qui indique que I'^talon de la moralite est
plus bas parmi les classes qui n'appartiennent a aucune eglise.

Les informations recueillies au point de vue du degr^ d'instruction des con-
damnes pour delits criminels demontrent qu'en 1918, 14,690 d'entre eux avaient

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regu une instruction primaire ou plus elevee, tandis que 1,084 etaient illettres;
en 1919 il y avait 14,690 des premiers et 843 des seconds, soit une augmentation
de 456 chez les condamnes possedant de rinstruction et une diminution de 281
parmi les illettres.

L'ALCOOLISME ET LA CRIMINALITfi.-POURCENTAGE DU TOTAL DES
tONDAMXATIONS.

Usage

Usage

P6riode.

modere de

immod^re de

Xonindique,

spiritueux,

spiritueux,

p,c.

P <".•

p.c.

1887-1890

44-6

39-2

16-2

1891-1894

53-8

40- 1

61

1895-1898

54-5

34-3

U-2

1899-1902

60- 1

29-8

10-2

1903-1906

58-2

26-7

15- 1

1907-1910

55-4

22-4

22-2

1911-1914

50-4

17-9

31-7

1915

.35-9

11-4

52-7

1916

38. 5

9-5

520

1917.. .

34-6
67- 1

8-5

7-8

56-9

1918.-.

25- 1

1919.. ;

58-4

6-9

34-7

II r^sulte de ces chiffres que les buveurs moderes, quoique variant leurs
habitudes de temps en temps, n'ont pas beaucoup chang^, dans I'ensemble. La
catcgorie des ivrognes inveteres est tombee de 40 pour cent du total des condam-
nations a moins de 7 pour cent pendant cette periode, tandis que la categoric
"non indiquee" et celle des moderes ont subi des variations considerables, et
presentent une augmentation sensible. Les conclusions qui se degagent des
calculs qui precedent montrent que I'ivresse n'exerce qu'une influence insigni-
fiante sur la criminalite et que le plus grand pourcentage des crimes est commis
par des buveurs d'eau ou des buveurs tres moderes, a moins qu'un changement
ne se soit produit dans la psychologic humaine et qu'un nombre moindre de
personnes aient le courage moral d'avouer qu'elles sont adonnees a I'usage exces-
sif des spiritueux.

En 1919, les personnes condamnees pour la premiere fois formaient 82-2
pour cent des condamnations; celles condamnees pour la seconde fois repre-
sentaient 8-9 pour cent et les recidivist es — c'est-a-dire ceux deja condamnes
iDlusieurs fois — etaient aussi 8-9 pour cent du total des condamnations. En
1918 les chiffres etaient oresque les memes, savoir: 82-4, 8-9, et 8-7 pour cent
respectivement.

Au point de vue de I'etat civil, le pourcentage le plus considerable des crimes
a ete, de tout temps, le lot des celibataires, les chiffres de 1919 etant: celibataires
60-2; maries 24-3; veufs et veuves 1-7 pour cent des condamnations. En 1918
ces chiffres avaient ete: celibataires 59-5; maries 25-7; veufs et veuves 1-5
pour cent. Ces proportions different tres peu de celles constat ees vingt ou trente
ans auparavant.

La CRIMINALITY PARMl LA JEUNESSE,

En analysant cette phase du sujet on decouvre une situation fort inquietante,
qui necessite un examen approfoncii. II resulte des rapports des trois dernieres
annees que plus de vingt pour cenY des crimes ont ete commis par des enfants
au-dessous de 16 ans. En remontant plus haut, les statistiques nous indiquent
que, pendant la periode ecoulee entre 1884 et 1891, cette mo.yenne n'etait que
de 13-64 pour cent et qu'en 1899, elle s'elevait a 16-38 pour cent.

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

Dans le tableau qui suit on a releve le nombre dcs condamnations prononc^es
contre les enfants des deux sexes, de 1901 a 1919, ainsi quo les pourcentages.

JEC>fE3 DEUNQUANTS AU-DESSOUS DE 16 AN.--.

Annfe.

Total des
condamna-
tions.

Nombre dc jeunes gens

au-dessous de 16 ans

condamn6s.

Poureentage du total des
condamnations.

Garcons.

FiUes.

Garcons.

FUles.

1901-1903, movenne

5,940
7.490
10,715
, 15, 504
21,438
20, 625
19,160
15,559
17,370
18,396

941
719
1,149
1,802
2,542
2.972
3,055
3,481
3,927
3,728

31

41
44
75
86
78
102
125
177
148

15-8
9-6
10-7
11-6
11-9
14-4
15-9
22-4
22-6
20-3

1904-1906

1907-1910... "

1911-1913 "

1914

1915

0-4

1916

1917

1918

1919

0-8

Ce tableau nous moutre que la criminalite parmi la jeunesse a augments
de presque trois pour cent dans les vingt dernieres annees. L'augmentation la
plus considerable se place entre 1914 et 1919, p6riode durant laquelle les condam-
nations ont mont6 de 11 -9 a 20-3 pour cent du total des condamnes.

Les crimes pour lesquels le.? 3,876 jeunes gens au-dessous de 16 ans ont ^t^
condamnes en 1919 se classifient ainsi qu'il suit:

Les attentats et outrages contre les personnes ont donne lieu a 118 accusa-
tions, suivies de 85 condamnations et 33 acquittements, dont voici le detail:

—

Condam-
nations.

Acquitte-
ments.

28
30
10
4

7

1

14

14

3

0

_

^

Total

85

33

Les delits contre la propriety, avec violence, ont donne lieu a 631 comdam-
nations et 28 acquittements, pour les causes suivantes:

—

Condam-
nations.

Acquitte-
ments.

Vol avec effraction et cambriolage

611

1
19

25
1

.)

Total

631

28

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DOC. PARLEMENTAIRE No. lOd

Les delits centre la propriete, sans violence, se repartissent de la maniere
suivante :

Condam-
nations.

Acquitte-
ments.

Vol, simple

Vol de chevaux et de b^tail. . .

Vol de lettres

Vol sur la personne

Recel de marchandises voltes

Escroqueries

Fraude

Total

L'enumeration des dommages malicieux a la propriete est ainsi etablie :

Condam- i Acquitte-
nations. ! ments.

I

Dommages malicieux a la propriety
Incendie

Total

Faux et usage de faux

Autres d61its divers :

Condam-
nations.

Acquitte-
ments.

11
11

4
15

3

1

1

Indeoence et outrage a

a. pudeur

1
4

Total

45

7

3,876

285

Le vol, soit par cambriolage ou qualifie ou le simple larcin est, de beau-
coup, le delit commis le plus frequemment, constituant 92 pour cent de toutes
les condamnations. L'enfant se laisse aisement attirer vers le vol. Le desir
inne de l'enfant qui n'a pas la force de resister a ses mauvais penchants est de
saisir quelque chose et de s'en emparer. Le plus souvent ce desir, au lieu d'etre
reprime s'accomplit. la faiblesse du caractere I'emportant sur la raison et le
jugement. X'est-il pas inevitable que l'enfant soit conduit au vol par I'absence
de controle de ses inclinations ? Dans les rapports publics en 1901, 1902 et 1903,
qui devoilaient la croissance de la criminalite juvenile, il etait fait appel a la
presse, aux magistrats et aux jurys, au clerge, aux instituteurs et aux parents, qui
etaient adjures d'ouvrir les yeux sur cette plaie sociale et de prendre toutes les
mesures propres a la guerir. Aujourd'hui, cette adjuration doit etre repetee
avec une plus grande energie.

XXX STATISTIQCE CRIMIXELLE—1919

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

Voici la nomenclature des condamnations impos^es aux jeunes d(?linquants
pendant I'ann^e 1919; option d'amende, 2o4; moins d'un an de priison, 21;
condamnations an p(5nitencicr, de differentes durces, 7; (1, cinq a^s pour homicide
involontaire; 1, cinq ans pour voies de fait graves; 1, trois ans pour sodomie;
2, quatre ans pour vol; 2, deux ans pour vol avec effraction) ;541 ont 4t6 envoy^s
dans les maisons de correction pour des durees variables et 16 ont ete condamn^s
a la peine du fouet. Les autres, au nombre de 3,036, ont ^t^' relaches apres avoir
ete admonestfe, places sous cautionnement ou bien beneficiaient d'un sursis.
1,738 de ces jeunes gens appartenaient a la religion catholique romaine, 2,138
^taient protestants ou adeptes d'autres religions.

Sur les 3,876 jeunes gens condamnes pour delits criminels en 1919, 2,711 ont
comparu devant les tribunaux pour enfants des %'illes suivantes: ^Montreal. 863;
Toronto, 989; Winnipeg, 457; Vancouver, 131; Ottawa, 120; Halifax, 65;
Victoria, 31; Brandon, 36; Brantford, 19.

Outre ces condamnfe pour crimes et delits graves dont il vient d'etre parle
ci-dessus, un nombre presque egal de jeunes gens ont ^te condamnes par les
memes tribunaux pour enfants des villes ci-de.ssus nommees, pour menus delits
ou contraventions.

Xous en donnons ci-dessous un resume.

JEUNES DEUNQUANTS COND.tMNES POUR MENUS DELITS P.\R LES TRIBUNAUX POUR ENTANTS, EN 1919.

Delits et contraventions.

Mont-
real.

To-
ron-
to.

Win-
ni-
peg.

Van-
cou-
ver.

Ot.
ta-
wa.

HaU-
fai.

Vic-
to-
ria.

Bran-
don.

Brant'-
ford.

Total.

5

2

6

13

2

2

5
3

5

3

3
208

3
1

6

42
3

11
4

100
246

17

5

273

3

51
17

304
51

424
74
84
13

270

62

28

49

Oisivet^, fl&nerie et mauvaise con-
duite

1
11

2

12

2

417

113

ii

94

4

436

527

198
11

55
3

333

2

4

181

13

61

31

7
23

14

11

387

5

349

1
1

180

1

9

8
10

5

2

1

459

37

1

875

1,478

568

40

55

13?

1

62

3,212

*I1 s'agit des parents ncgligeant de surveiller leurs enfants

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE~1919
DOC. PARLEMENTAIRE No. lOd

Crimes et delits graves, par categories.

IeRE C.VTEGORIE. — .ATTENTATS CO^fTBE LES PEKSONNES.

Enumeration.

1918.

Accusa-
tions.

Condam-

nations.

Accusa-
tions.

Condam-
nations.

Assassinat, tentative d'

Homicide involontaire

Avortement et suppression d'enfants.

Viol et crimes ind^cents

Embauchage immoral

Bigamie. .'.

Coups et blessures

Voies de fait contre les femmes...

Voies de fait graves

Voies de fait sur la police

Rixe - . .

Refus de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille
Divers attentats contre les personnes

Total pour le Canada

50
20
49
35
49S
59
107
162
36
643
368
1,239
164
138

20
7
21
20
285
33
91
111
32
464
340
912
105

79

34

62

10

516

39

92

182

29

711

554

1,109

114

153

32

8

311

2

71
109

22
471
503
852

2,614

Ce qui ressort, a premiere vue, du tableau ci-dessus c'est I'augmentation
du nombre des assassinats, de.s tentative.s d'assassinat et des homicides involon-
taires. En 1919, on vit 79 accusations pour assassinats et 28 condamnations;
ces chiffres sont les plus eleves de toute la periode couverte par les statistiques,
si Ton en cxccpte I'annee 1915, qui detient le record avec 8G accusations et 34
condamnations. Pour I'ensemlile des quarante-quatre dernieres annees, la
moj'enne annuelle du nombre des condamnations pour meurtres est de 12;
I'annee 1906, exceptionnellement, n'en eut que 2. Comparant ensemble les
annees 1919 et 1918, on constate que I'augmentation des condamnations pour
attentats contre les personnes depasse legerement 3 pour cent.

He CiT^GORIE. — DELITS CONTRE LA PROPRIETL, AVEC VIOLENCE.

ms.

1919.

Enumeration.

Nombre de

Nombre de

Accusa-
tions.

Condam-
nations.

Accusa-
tions.

Condam-
nations.

Vol avec effraction, cambriolage d'habitations et de

magasins

Vol et demandes avec menaces

2,162
183
20

1,932
100
17

2,717
348
27

2,420
164

2,365

2,049

3,092

2,508

XXXii STATISTIQUE CRL\fIXELLE—1919

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

Dans cette cat^gorie les accusations ont augmente de 30-8 ct Ips condamna-
tions de 22-3 pour cent.

IIIe CAT£gORIE. — dIlITS CONTBE la propriety, sans VIOtENCE.

1918.

1919.

Enumeration.

Nombre de

Xombre de

Accusa-
tions.

Condam-
nations.

Accusa-
tions.

Condam-
nations.

5
7
600
487
529
88
10,275
21

4

6

421

323

360

8,404
20

12

11
679
536
499

90
10,613

32

12

7

406

373

366

68

8,651

28

12.012

9.602

12,372

9,911

Dans cette categorie, le vol ab.sorbe 90 pour cent ; si Ton additionne ensemble
les vols simples, les cambriolages et les vols a main armee relates dans les deux
tableaux precedents, on voit que cette categorie de crimes et delits represente
60 pour cent de la totalite des crimes et delits justiciables d'un jury, cette propor-
tion diffcrant peu des chiffres des annees precedentes.

IVe C.^TEQORIE. — DEUTS MALiaEUX CONTRE LA PROPRIETE.

1918.

1919.

Enumeration.

Nom

bre de

Xom

bre de

Accusa-
tions.

Condam-
nations.

Accusa-
tions.

Condam-
nations.

74
301

33
216

73
450

43

Dommages malicieux aux chevaui et au b^tail et autres

327

375

249

522

370

Dans cette categorie on remarque ime augmentation de 39 • 5 pour cent dans
les accusations et 48-6 pour cent dans les condamnations.

Ve categorie. — FAUX ET FAUX-MONN.tYAGE.

1918.

1919.

Enumeration.

Norabre de

Nombre de

Accusa-
tions.

Condam-
nations.

Accusa-
tions.

Condam-
nations.

3
306

1
255

466

377

309

256

466

377

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919 xxxni

DOC. PARLEMENTAIRE No. lOd

Les donnees manquent en 1919, quant au f aux-monnayage ; mais en ce qui
ooncerne les faux et usage de faux, I'augmentation est de 52-2 pour cent pour
les accusations et 47-3 pour cent pour les condamnations en 1918.

VIe C.WEGORIE. ATJTRES CRIMiS ET DELITS NOJf CC»IPRIS D.\NS I.ES CATEGORIES PRECEDENTES.

Accusa-
tions.

Condam-
nations.

Accusa-
tions .

Condam-
nations.

Actes de trahison

Sedition

Violation de la loi des mesures de guerre

Tentative de suicide

Sodomie et bestiality

Exposition indecente et autres attentats i la pudeur.
Faux temoignage et subornation de faux t^moins. . . .

Port d'armes illegal

Conspiration

Violation de domicile

Infractions aux lois sur le jeu et les loteries

Evasion de prison

Violation des lois fiscales

Emeute et tumulte

Maisons de prostitution, tenanciers et pensionnaires
Autres d^lits divers

Totaux pour le Canada

39
17
34
89
95
105
107
54
3
471
180
26
82
1,665
147

21
2
415
168
25
58
1,551

28
83
153
94
98
21
12
332
177
312
75
1,340
122

2,884

140

2
296
169
292
65
1,239
84

2,518

Quoique cette categoric, dans son ensemble, semble en decroissance, il
convient de remarquer que deux delits au moins presentent une augmentation
considerable sur I'annee precedente, ce sont les attentats a la pudeur et les
violations des lois fiscales. Dans le premier les accusations ont augmente de
61 et les condamnations de 30 pour cent; dans le second cas, I'augmentation
d^passe mille pour cent, tant au point de vue des accusations que des condamna-
tions. Ceci s'explique aisement comme etant la consequence des lois sur la
proiiibition recemment edictees. Depuis I'existence de la prohibition les alambics
illicites sont decouverts par douzaines, tandis qu'autrefois lorsqu'on pouvait
se procurer de I'alcool aisement, il n'etait pas necessaire d'employer de semblables
moyens. Dans tous les autres cas, on constate une diminution, a I'exception
des violations de domicile.

Sur les 18,396 personnes condamnees en 1919, pour crimes et delits justi-
ciables d'un jurj-, 5,053 le furent avec option d'amende, soit une diminution de
53 sur les chiffres de 1918; 4,376 ont ete envoyees en prison pour une duree
inferieure a deux ans, soit une diminution de 309; 978 ont ete condamnees au
penitencier pour des periodes de deux a cinq ans, soit une augmentation de 277
sur les chiffres de 1918; 229 pour des periodes de cinq ans et plus, soit une aug-
mentation de 44; 7 a la detention perpetuelle au lieu de 4 en 1918; 678 dans les
maisons de correction, nombre egal a celui de Tan dernier; 28 condamnations
a mort ont ete prononcees en 1919, soit 8 de plus qu'en 1918; enfin 7,047 per-
sonnes ont beneficie d'un sursis, avec ou sans cautionnement, ce nombre excedant
de 438 celui de Tannee precedente.

Un condamne a mort s'est suicide. Dans un cas d'homicide involontaire,
ovl la sentence avail ete suspendue, un nouveau proces fut ordonne par la cour
d'Appel. La peine du fouet fut appliquee dans 26 ca.s, dont 2 pour viol,- 2 pour

lOd— c

xxxiv STATISTIQVE CRIMINELLE—1919

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

commerce charnel, 1 pour insultes, 1 pour attentat a la pudeur, 1 pour voies de
fait sur une femme, 1 pour port d'armes illegal ct 16 pour vol. Dans quelques
cas la peine du fouet s'ajoutait a un emprisonnement. Huit criiliinels furent
expulses du pays, et deux cas d'expulsion ^talent en suspens lorsque les rapports
ont 6t6 faits.

He PARTIE.— CONDAMNATIONS SOMMAIRES.

Le second groupe de d^lits est constitu^ par les causes jug^es par les magis-
trats de police ou autres juges|de ])aix, en vertu de la loi sur les condamnations
sommaires. Dans ce groupe figurent les infractions aux lois provinciales et
municipales, le tapage, les menaces et les insultes, la violation des lois sur les
spiritueux, I'ivresse, le vagabondage, etc.

Ainsi qu'on le dit plus haut, ce groupe de menus dtUits et contraventions
presente une augmentation toujours croissante; en 1919 le nombre des con-
damnations s'est eleve a 111,623 contre 105,899 en 1918 et 98,452 en 1917, soit
une augmentation de 5-4 pour cent sur 1918, laquelle annee presente clle-meme
une augmentation de 7-56 sur 1917. Sur ce total, les femmes et filles condam-
nees se denombraient par 8,300 soit 7-43 pour cent. En 1918, le pourcentage
des condamnations feminines etait de 7-37 et en 1917 de 7- 05; il y a done un
Mger accroissement d'annee en annee.

Le tableau qui suit est un releve du nombre des condamnations sommaires
prononcees en 1919, dans chaque province, comparativement a 1918.

Provinces.

1918.

1919.

Fluctuation des pour-
centages.

Total.

Hom-
mes.

Fem-
mes.

Total.

Hom-
mes.

Fem-
mes.

Total.

Hom-
mes.

Fem-
mes.

lie du Prince-Edouard —

Nouvelle-Ecosse

Nouveau-Brunswick

209
4,794
1,611
25,374
46,448
7,29S
6,536
6,744
6,821
64

205

4,532

1,530

21,338

44,360

6,856

6,335

6,484

6,394

61

4

262

81

4,036

2,088

442

201

26C

427

3

236

5,5,33

2,447

30,331

44 5S7

8,128

6,180

5.961

7,638

32

223
5,23S
2,361
26,708
43,225
7,690
5,889
5,672
7,185
32

13
295
86
4,173
2.262
438
291
289
453

130
11-2
51-9
21-7

4-0
11-4

5-4
11-6
120
50- 0

90
15-6
54-3
25-2

4-6
12-2

70

12-5

12-4

.47-5

250
12-6
6-2
3-4

Ontario

8-3
0-9

30-9

HI

Colombie Britannqiue —
Yukon

61

Canada

105,899

98,095

7,804

111,62

3103,323

8,300

5-4

5-3

■ 6-3

II appert du tableau ci-dessus qu'Ontario est la seule province de Test du
Canada ou se soit produite une decroissance tant au point des condamnations
totales que de celles prononcees contre les hommes. Dans I'ouest, la diminution
se manifecte dans la Saskatchewan, I'Alberta et le Yukon. Dans toutes les
autres provinces on trouA'e une augmentation. Les condamnations sommaires
prononcees contre les femmes ont augmente dans chaque province, sauf dans le
Manitoba et le Yukon, ce dernier territoire etant vierge de toutes condamnations
contre les femmes en I'annee 1919.

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919 xxxv

DOC. PARLEMENTAIRE No. lOd

Voici maintenant les memes chiffres, repetes par genre de delit.s et contra-
ventions :

Delits et contraventions.

1918.

1919.

Fluctua-

Nombre.

Nombre.

tion.

5,108
2,680

38,401
7,472

21,026

10,550
6,295
14,367

5,116
3,170
39,593

7,383
24,217

10,921
6.082
15,141

+ 8

Enipietement et autres delits contre la propriety

Infractions aux reglements municipaux

+ 490
+ 1,192
— 89

+3 191

\'agabondage. conddite dertglee et pensionnaires de maisons de

d^bauche

Violation des lois militaires et des mesures de guerre

+ 371
- 213
+ 774

Total

105,899

111,623

5,724

En 1919, les infractions aux reglements municipaux ont constitue 35-5 pour
cent du total des condamnations sommaires, et dans cette classe de contraven-
tions 64 pour cent, ou 22-7 pour cent du total des condamnations, concernaient
des violations des reglements de la voirie. Au cours des vingt dernieres annees,
cette categoric de contravention s'est accrue plus rapidement qu'aucune des
autres. En 1901 il n'y avait eu que 185 condamnations pour infractions aux
reglements sur la circulation; des 1911, on en comptait 5,777 et en 1919 on
atteignait le chifTre formidable de 25,296. La vogue de I'automobilisme est la
cause principale de ce surcroit de travail dans les cours de police.

Quoique rivres.se ait decline entre 1913 et 1918, les chiffres ci-dessus indi-
quent une augmentation de 3,191 ou 15-2 pour cent dans les condamnations
prononcees en 1919, sur celles de I'annee precedente. En ce qui concerne le
trafic des spiritueux, la situation en 1919 n'a guere varie, car il n'y eut que 89
condamnations de moins qu'en 1918. A ce sujet il sera interessant, dans quel-
ques annees, d'examiner les chiffres comparatifs des amendes imposees et des
actes de violation des lois contre le trafic des spiritueux et contre I'ivresse.

Dans le tableau suivant on trouvera le nombre de personnes condamnees,
le quantum des amendes imposees et- payees, et la moyenne de I'amende par
condamnation.

INFRACTIONS ACX LOIS SUR LES SPIRITUEUX.

Annee.

Nombre
de per-

damnees.

Montant des am«ndes.

Moyenne
pour chaque
personne.

Pourcen-
tage des
amendes
impaj-6es.

Total.

Payees.

Impayees.

1897

1.994
3,114
7,079

$

102,417

129,191

1,178,842

$

99,344
112,860
9.30,947

8

3,073
16,331
247,995

$ c.

51-36

41-49
166-52

PC.

3-0

1905

1919

21-4

IVRESSE.

1897

9.382
19,. 394
21,975

30,506
84,682
226,939

22,274
54,766
186,176

8,232
29,916
39,763

3-25
4-36
10-33

27-0

1905 ..

35-3

1919

17- 1

xxxvi STATJSTIQUE CRI MIX ELLE— 1919

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

Ces chiffres parlent ^loquemment ; ils testifient qu'en 1919 Ics amateurs de
spiritueux ont pay^ beaucoiip plus cher que pendant les deux autres ann^es qui
servent de comparaison.

Et maintenant, si quelqu'un deniandait : "La prohibition a-t-elle atteint
son but?" '

La r^ponse a cette question est qu'en 1897, 11,376 personnes coupables dt
I'un ou de I'autre de ces deux ddlits ont pay6 $121,618 d'amendes, en espcres,
ou bieii i)ass(? en prison uu temps equivalant h $11,305 d'amendes imposecs, a
titre de p^nalite de leur inconduite; en 1905, 22,508 personnes ont paye ■?lt;7,626
d'amendes et rachete par la prison $46,247 d'amendes, taudis qu'en 1919, on
trouve les chiffres suivants: condamn^s 29,054, amendes payees $1,117,123 et
amendes rachetees par la prison $287,758. La moyenne de I'amende pour
chaque condamne est passee de $51.36 en 1897 a S166.62 en 1919 pour les infrac-
tions aux lois des spiritueux et de $3.25 a $10.33 pour ivresse.

Les tableaux comparatifs pour 1918 et 1919, consacres aux menus d^lits
et contraventions, se trouvent dans le tableau V du rapport, pages 236 a 246.

Modes de jugement des crimes et delits graves.

On ^tablit ainsi qu'il suit le nombre des personnes poursuivies devant les
differentes cours criminelles en 1919, jiour crimes et delits graves; jugees par
jury, 1,155 ou 5 0 pour cent de la totalite, dont 654 ou 56-6 pour cent ont et^
condamnees; jugees par un juge, sans jury (proces expeditifs), 4,488 ou 19-5
pour cent de la totalite, dont 3,113 ou 69-4 pour cent ont et^ condamnees; jugees
en vertu de la loi sur les proces sommaires 17,378 ou 75-5 de la totalite, dont
14,629 ou 84-2 pour cent ont ete condamnees. Les chiffres de 1918 ^taient
les suivants: juges par jurj- 1,062 ou 4-9 pour cent de la totalite, dont 565 ou
53-2 pour cent condamnes; proces expeditifs 3,795 ou 17-4 pour cent de la
totalite, dont 3,113 ou 59-4 pour cent condamnes; sous la loi des proces sommai-
res 16,890 ou 77-7 pour cent de la totalite, dont 14.629 ou 84 0 pour cent con-
damnfe.

Le tableau suivant presente le nombre des proces par jury et des proces
sans jury, dans les cas de crimes et delits graves, le pourcentage des proces par
jury par rapport a I'ensemble, et les pourcentages des condamnations dans les
proces, soit par jury, soit sans jury, durant la p^riode 1901-1919.

STATISTIQUE CRlMINELLE—1919
DOC. PARLEMENTAIRE No. lOd

Nombre de causes jugfees.

Pourcent-
age des

proces par
jury par

rapport 4
Tensemble.

Pourcentage
des condamnations.

Annfee.

Avec jury.

Sans jury.

Par

jury.

Sans

jury.

Acquit-
tements.

Condam-
nations.

Acquit-
tements.

Condara-
nations.

1901

354
428
383
349
401
394
509
629
7C6
728
727
770
720
831
778
597
462
565
654

287
352
321
335
311
191
410
425
414
439
433
439
366
518
527
433
385
497
501

5,284
5,232
6- 138
6,405
7,223
7-698
8.601
10,705
10,743
10,972
11,890
14,797
17,600
20,607
18,947
18,563
15,097
16,805
17,742

2,245
2,440
2,7.36
2,752
2,964
2,617
2,521
3,336
3.487
3,166
3,565
4,162
5,392
6,051
5,562
4,349
3,510
3,880
4.124

7-8
9-2
7-4
70
6 5
5-4
7-6
70
7-3
(•6
70
60
4-5
4-8
4-9
4-3
4-3
4 9
50

55-2
54-9
54-4
510
56-3
67-3
55-4
59-7
68-4
62-4
630
63-7
6-3
60-8
59-6
57 9
54-5
53-2
56-6

70-2

1902

1903

1904

1905

1906

1907

68-2
69-2
700
70-9
74-6
77-3

1908

76-2

1909

1910

75-5
77-6

1911

770

1912

1913

780
76-5

1914

1915

1916

77-3
78-1
810

1917

1918

80- 1
81-2

1919

SM

II r&ulte de I'^tat qui precede que le pourcentage des proces par jury, quoi-
que variant d'annee en annee, a graduellement diminue, la moyenne des trois
premieres ann^es qui etait de un peu plus de huit pour cent 6tant descendue au-
dessous de cinq pour cent pour les trois dernieres annees. Le pourcentage des
condamnations dans les causes avec ou sans jury constitue une documentation
importante, car il demontre que les acquittements par jury sont beaucoup plus
nombreux que ceux prononces par les juges si^geant seuls. Pour cette periode,
59-4 pour cent seulement des personnes jug6es par un jury ont ete condamnees,
tandis que la moyenne des condamnations ayant frappe les accuses juges sans
jury est de 76 • 8 pour cent.

Graces et commutations.

En 1919, le droit de grace s'est exerc6 en faveur de 1,453 condamnes, soit
une augmentation de 297 sur 1918. Sur ce nombre 356 ont ete liberes definiti-'
vement et sans condition, 840 ont ben^fici^ des dispositions de la loisurla libe-
ration conditionnelle, enfin 284 ont (ii€ gracies sous certaines conditions.

II a ete fait remise des amendes dans 168 cas. La duree des emprisonne-
ments a ete reduite dans 2 cas.et, dans 2 autres cas, remise a ete faite de la peine
du fouet. Parmi les prisonniers relaches, 485 etaient dans les penitenciers, 356
dans les maisons de correction et 461 dans les prisons. 151 de ceux ayant bene-
ficie d'une remise d'amende n'etaient pas emprisonnes. Ces lib6res apparte-
naient au sexe masculin a concurrence de 1,374 et au sexe feminin a concurrence
de 79. Trente-neuf condamnes, ayant d6ja ben^fici^ de la liberation condition-
nelle ont re9u leur grace entiere, c'est-^-dire 8 de plus que I'ann^e pr^cedente.
6 condamnations a mort prononc^es contre des hommes ont ^te commutes en
prison perp^tuelle; enfin une femme condamn^e a mort a vu sa peine commuee
en douze ans de prison.

lOd-

TABLE I.

INDICTABLE] OFFENCES BY JUDICIAL DISTRICTS

TABLEAU L

DELITS JUSTICIABLES D'UN JURY PAR DISTRICTS JUDICIAIRES

lOd— 1

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the person.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciatres od I
a6t£

De-

tained

Num-
ber of

Ac-
quit-

for
Lu-

char-

ted.

nacy.

ges.

Nom-

Ac-

D*-

bre

quit-

tenufi

d'accu-

tfe.

pour

satioDs.

de
folie.

M.

F.

Condam nations .

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

l8t.

2nd.

Total.

-

-

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nta

nfe

deux

lois.

fois.

Plus
de2
rfecidi-

Committed to Gaol.

bur
option
entre
la pri-

No option.
Sans option.

4

2

4

2

1
3

1

ml

St.John.N.B

3

I

1

12

2
1

4
2

1

ml

7

3

3

1

1
2
2

I
3
1

1
I

1

I
3
2
3
1
2
3

Hi

1
2

1

1

jl

3

1

ml

1

1

Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry.

1
1

1

i'

1

1

,2

1

ml

1
1
1

2

2

ml

2

1

1

28

16

4

8

6

2

1

ml

1
1
1
5
3

1

Melville Sask

1
1
4
2

1
1
4
2

....

1
1
3
1
2

1

1

1
2

1
1

1
1

1

1

Atlin.B.C .

1
3

1

1
3

Yale.BC

1

1

79

42

2

7

28

20

7

1

Murder, attempt to commit.

Halifax, N.S

1

1

4

1
2

1

1

2

1

2

1

2

I No bill.^Le jury non prononc^.

ST A TISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau I.

Outrages centre la personne.

Classe

I.

Sentence.

Civil.
Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages and Seies.

—

—

Com-

Etat civil.

P^nitender.

mit-
ted to
Refor-

1 1 1

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

yeare

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

"

and

Five

De&th.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21-

under 40.

given.

under

years

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

five.

and

LUe.

~

~

~

Moins
de

16 ans.
et moins

21 ans.
et moins

40 ans.
et plus.

Non
donnis.

Single.

ried.

dow-
ed.

—

—

De

En-

.\utres

16 ans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

Deui

Cinq
ans

mort.

voyfe
aux

senten-
ces.

A vie

C«U-

Ma-

En

et

et

maisons

M.

V.

M.

K.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rife

moms

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

de

R«or-

H.

F.

H.

F.

U.

F.

H.

F.

U.

F.

cmq.

me.

Meurtre, tentative de

1

1

1

7

4

3

6

1

1

1

1

1
1
I
al

1

1

1

1
1
1
1

1
1
1

1

2

2

1

1

8

6

1

1

5

3

•

1
1

4
2

1

1
3

1
1

....

1
1

1

1

1

1

1
1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

28

4

16

2

S

1

13

9

I committed suicide.

lOd— U

- oommis suicide.

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the person.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oil ToffenBe
a H^ commise.

Num-
ber of
char-

Ac-
quit-

D6-

tenus
pour
cause

Convictions.
Cundamnat ions .

Con-

Con-

^nct«d

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Celi-

Con-

dam-

ne

nfa

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Committed to Gaol .
Emprisonn^.

option
of a
fine.

Sur
option
entre
la pri-

No cation.
Sans option.

Un-
der
one
year.

Murder, attempt to commit^7onc/ud«f.

Algoma. Ont

Elgin, Ont

Essex, Ont

Kenora, Ont .__

Muskoka, Ont .'

Welland.Ont

York, Ont

Totals of Ontario

Prince Albert, Sask

Yorkton, Sask..

Calgary, Alta

Edmonton, Alta

Red Deer, Alta

Kootenay , B.C

Vancouver, B.C

Westminster, B.C

Totals of Canada

Cape Breton, N.S

King's, N.S

King's, N.B

St. John, N.B ^

Montreal. Que

Ottawa. Que

St. Francis, Que

Algoma, Ont

Brant, Ont

Carleton, Ont

Grey,Ont

Lanark, Ont

Lennox and Addingtoo. Ont

Sudbury, Ont

Wentworth, Ont

York, Ont

Totals of Ontario

Manitoba Eastern

Saskatoon. Sask

Yorkton , Sask

Calgarj', Alta

Edmonton, Alta

Lethbridge. Alta

Macleod, Alta

Medicine Hat, Alta

Kootenay. B.C

Vancouver, B.C

Yale, B.C

Totals of Canada

a Jury disagreed. — Le jury ne

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. 10d

Tableau

Outrages centre la personne.

Penit«itiary.
Pfenitencier.

Five
years.

Cinq

Com-
mit-
ted to
Refor-

16 years
and

under 21.

21 years
and

under 40.

Not
gi\ren.

Mar-

Single.

ried.

Oli-

Ma-

ba-

rife.

taires.

Meurtre, tentative de — Concluded.

1

1

1

1

2
2

2
2

2

2

2

S

4

3

2

3

4

1

1

1

1

1

1
1

1

5

1

1

3

2

3

3

6

10

1

3

<)

7

3

11

f!

Homicide non pr^m^dit^.

I

1

3
1

3

1

....

7
1
1

1

dl

1
1
1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1
2

1
3

1

2

5

1

4

1

4

2

2

3

8

3

6

7

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1
1

1

1

1

1

3

10

6

4

1

4

1

HO

A

1

19

11

2

New trial ordered bv court of appeal. — TJn nouveau proc^ a 6t6 ordonn6 par la Gear d'Appel.

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the person.

Judicial Districts in which
offen* committed.

Districts judiciaires ou I'offense
a H^ commtse.

Num-
ber of
char-

D6-
tenus
pour

Convictions.

CoDdamnatioQB .

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

Ist.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Coa-

Con-

dam-

dam -

nfe

n«s

une

deux

fois.

(ois.

Committed to Gaol.
Empris<Hui£s.

No option.
Sans option.

Un-
der
one
year.

Concealing birth of infanta.

1
1

1
1

1
1

Kerr Robert, Sask

2

2

2

2

1

1

Totals of Canada

5

1

4

4

2

Abortion and attemi^to procure abortion.

1
2

1
1

1
1

Yorli.Ont

1

1

Calgarv, Alta

1
1

1
1

1

1

1

1

5

1

4

3

1

2

1
3

1

1

Halifai, N.S..

2

1

1

Queen's, N.B

1

1

4

4
I

4

4
1

Essei, Ont

°i

Middlesei, Ont

1
1

1
1

Sudbury, Ont

1

_ 1

1

17

12

12

1

1

1

Estevan, Sask

1

1

i

Wetaskiwin, Alta

61

Victoria, B.C

Totals of Canada

34

17

17

IS

1

1

No bill— IjC jury non prononc^. 6 Nolle prosequi.

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

Outrages contre la personne.

PeniteBtiary.

P6niteneier.

Two

Five

and
eve.

years
and
over.

Life.

Deui

et
moms

Cinq

et
plus.

A vie.

cinq.

CotD-

ted to
Refor-

Death.

tories.

De
mort.

En-
voyfe
&la

prison

de
Rtfor-

Under 16 years

16 and

years, under 21.

21 years
fmd

under 40.

40 ans
et plus

Not
given.

Mar-

Single.

ried.

Cfeli-

Ma-

ba-

rifei.

taires.

Suppression d'enfant.

1

1

i

1

1

2

2

2

1

2

1

3

Avortement et tentative d'avortement.

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

2

2

Viol.

1

1

1

1

1

1

3
1

1
4

2

1

3
4
1

1

1

i

1

1

1
1

1

1

1

1

10

6

4

2

9

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

13

1

6

8

2

1

10

6

I 2 to be whipped.— peine du (ouet.

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the person.

Judicial Districts in which
o£fence was committed.

Districts judiciaires ou I'offense
a6t£

D6-
tenus
pour
cause

CondamnatiooB .

Con-

Con-

%'icted

victed

Ist.

2nd.

Totnl

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nte

nte

une

deux

fois.

fois

Committed to Goal,

Sur
option
entre
la pri-

No option.
Sans option.

One
year
and
over.

Rape, attempt to commit.

Halifax N S

3

1

2

2

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4

1
1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1
1

1

1

2

York Ont

2

13

4

9

7

2

1

2

1
1

1

1

7

18

11

9

2

1

2

1

Carnal knowledge.

1

1
1

1
1

1

1

1

1

3

3

1
3

1
1
1
*
2
4
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
4
2
2
3

1

3

2

1

1

1
1
2
3
1
1

1

2

1

1

3

"i

1
1

1

VnUainp Ont

Northumberland and Durham, Ont

1

1
2
3

1

I

1

1

2

1

2
2

1

2

34

10

24

21

3

3

3

7

D hin Man

1
6

1

1
4

1

M nttnhi Fft-stprn

2

2

1

Manitoba' VVptem

2

1
1

2

1

Kerr Robert. Sask

1

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Outrages centre la personne.

Sentence.

Civil
Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages & Sexes.

P&iitencier.

Com-

Etat civil.

ted to
Refor-

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

and

Kve

Death.

tories

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

—

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

five.

and
over.

Life.

—

—

—

Moins
de

16 ans
et moins

21 ans
et moins

40 ans
et plus.

Non
donn^.

Single.

ried.

dow-
ed.

Deux

Cinq

—

De

mort.

En-
voys
kla.

Autres

16ans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

A vie.

ces.

1

1

CMi-

Ma-

En

et

et
plus.

pnson
de

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-
taires.

rife.

vage.

de

RMor-

U.

i\

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Viol, tentative de.

Commerce chamel.

1 1 1. ... 1 I I

4 2 1 .... 2 .... 4 .... 2 .... 3 4 2

6 2 1 .... 3 .... 4 .... 3 .... 3 4 .^2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

<i2

2

1

«

1
1

1

1

1

2

1

3

1
1

1

1

1
1
1
3

1

1
1

2

2

1

1

2

2

2

3

4

1

3

4

4

8

5

3

15

3

1
3

1

1
4

1

4

1

\

1

1

I

1

1

1

i

1

1

I and to be whipped. — peine du fouet.

10

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offenoee against the person.

Judicial Districts in which
offence was committed.

Districts judiciairesou I'offeas
a H6 commise.

Num-
ber of
char-

Ac-
quit-

De-
tained
(or
Lu-

ges.

ted.

nacy.

Nom-

bre
d'accu-
sations.

Ac-
quit-
tfe.

D^

ten us
pour

de
folie.

M.

F.

Convictions.
Con damnations .

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

lat.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

nte

n«s

(ois.

fois.

Committed to Goal.
Emprisonn^s.

With

No op

the

—

option

Sana 01

of a
ane.

Un-

Sur

der

option

one

entre

year.

la pri-

son

Moins

oula-

d-un

meode.

an.

Kinderslev, Sask

Mehnlle, Sask

Moose Jaw. Sask

Moosomin, Sask

Prince Albert , Sask

Regina , Sask

Saskatoon, Sask

Scott, Sask

Swift Current , Sask

Weyburn, Sask

Yorkton, Sask

Totals of Saskatchewan..

Athabaska, Alta

Calgary. Alta

Kdmonton, Alta

Lethbridge, Alta

Vancouver, B.C

Victoria, B.C

Westminster, B.C

Totals of Canada

Halifax.N.S

St.John, N.B

Montreal, Que

Ottawa, Ont

Algoma, Ont

Carleton, Ont

Essex, Ont

Halton, Ont

Lambton, Ont

Lincoln. Ont

Manitoulin, Ont

Middlesex. Ont ' . .

Northumberland and Durham,

Ont

Oxford. Ont

Prince Edward. Ont

Renfrew, Ont

Temiskaming, Ont

Welland. Ont

Wentworth, Ont

York, Ont

Totals of Ontario

Manitoba, Eastern

Manitoba, Western

Carnal knowledge — Concluded .

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE~1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau t.

Outrages contre la personne.

Ciril.

Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages & Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat civi:

Pfenitencier.

mit-

ted to
Refor-

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

years

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

and

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

—

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

Life.

—

—

—

16ans.

21 ans.

40 ans.

Non

Single.

ried.

dow-

de

et moins

et plus.

donnas.

ed.

—

— .

De

En-

Autres

16ans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

Deux

Cinq

mort.

voyfe
&la

senten-

A vie.

1

1

Cai-

Ma-

En

et

et
plus.

pnaon
de

M.

i\

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-
taires.

ri6s.

vage.

de

Raor-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

v.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Commerce charnel — Fit

0 and to be whipped.— peine du fouet.

12

CRIMIXAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the person.

Judicial Districts in which
ofifence committed.

Districts judiciaires oil VoQ
a ^t4 commise.

Num-
ber of
char-

Ac-
quit-

Ac-
quit-

D6-

tenus
pour
cause

Con\ictioii8.
Con damnations .

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

l8t.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

Dis

nia

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.
Em prison nte.

No option.
Sans option.

Moosomin, Sask

Prince Albert, Sask

Regina, Sask

Saskatoon, Sask

Yorkton, Sask

Totals of Saskatchewan..

Calgary, Alta

Edmonton, Alta

Red Deer, Alta

Vancouver, B.C

Victoria, B.C

Totals of Canada

St. John. X.B

Westmoreland, X.B

Totals of Canada

Queen's. PJE.I

Carleton. N.B

Montreal, Que

Rimouski, Que

Leeds and Grenville, Ont

Middlesex, Ont

Muskoka , Ont

Parry Sound, Ont

Rainy River, Ont

York. Ont

Totals of Ontario

Yorkton, Sask ^

Edmonton, Alta

Kootenay, B.C

Westminster, B.C

Totals of Canada

Cape Breton. N.S

Halifax. N.S

Yarmouth, N.S

Montreal , Que

St. Francis, Que

Bigamy— Cone ?u(ie<i .

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—19W
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

13

Tableau I.

Outrages centre la personne.

.

Classe

'•

Sentence.

Civ-il

Penitentiary.

Ages & Sexes.

Com-
mit-

Etat civil.

ted to

Refor-

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

Five

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

years

years

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

Life.

—

—

—

—

—

_

—

Moins

16ans

21 ans

40 ans

Non-

Single.

ried.

dow-

—

de

et moms

et moins

et plus

donn^.

ed.

Deux

Cinq

A vie.

De

En-

Autres
senten-

16ans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

—

&la

C«li-

Ma-

En-

plus.

prison

M. F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rife.

veu-

de

de

— —

—

—

—

—

. ,

taires.

vage.

cinq.

RMor-

H. F.

U.

F.

H.

F.

U.

F.

H.

F.

1
1

1

1
1

1

1

1

1

2

1

3

1

1

5

1

2

1
1

1
2

1

1
1

1

11

1

1

22

2

4

29

12

14

2

5

3

6

63

2 7 4 4 1 1 8

2 7 4 4 1 1 8

2 2 2

V.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.y.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. "l '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. i' .'.'..'.

'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.\ '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. i '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.. '.'.'.'. i' .'.'..'.

2 2

ol 1 1

3 3 3

8 2 .... 2 .... 6 3 7

seduction.

1

1

2

1

1
2

1

"2

1

_

_

_

_

a, And to be whipped.— peine du fouet.

14

CRIMISAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

OFTeaces against the person.

Judicial Districts in which
offeooe committed.

Districts judiciaires ou roffense
a ^t£ commise.

Num-
ber of
char-
ges.

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
(or
Lu-
nacy.

Nom-

bre
d'accu-
sations.

Ac-

quit-

t«s.

Dt-

tenus
pour
cause

de
folie.

M.

F.

Condamnations .

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

ans

Dte

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
r^idi-

CommiCted to Goal.

No opti<m.
Sans option.

Un-
der
one
year.

Seduction — Concluded.

4
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1

1
1
1
3
1
2
13

■2

2

1

2

1

1

1

1
1

1
1

2

1

1
1
1
2

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1
2

1

1
1

I
1

Stormont, Dundas and Glengany,

1

1

1

1
1

1
1
1

1

2

1

2
6

7

7

4

41

18

23

22

1

4

7

4

Da h' Man

1
6

1
3

1
2

Mnjiitnhq Rjistpm

3

1

2

1

1
2
1
2
2
1
1

,

1
1
I
I
1
1
1

1

1
I

1
1
1

1

1

1

^

1

1
1

I

1

10

3

7

7

■

2

2

2

1
2

1
1

2
1
2
1

1

1

1

7

6

1

1

1

1

1
1

1
1
1

X«n»imn, R P

''

78

38

40

36

3

1

4

12

9

Indecent Assault.

2
8
3

2
3

Halifax, N.S..

mi

4 4

3 3

3

J

Yarmouth, N.S . .

3

-

1 No Bill — Le jury non pronono6.

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

15

Tableau i.

Outrages centre la personne.

Classe

■•

Sentence.

Civil
Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages & Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat civil.

Pfaii tender.

mit-
ted to
Refor-

1 1

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

ma-

senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

years

Five

Death.

tories

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

given.

—

—

—

—

—

under

and

LUe.

—

—

—

Moins

leans

21aiis

40ans

Non

Single.

ned.

dow-

ave.

de

et morns

et moins

et plus.

donn6s.

ed

De

En-

Autres

leans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

Deux

Cinq

mort.

voyfa

senten-

A vie.

aui

ces.

«U-

Ma-

h:n

et

et

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rife.

veu-

plus.

de

—

—

tairea.

de

lUfor-

U.

F.

H.

F.

U.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

SMuction — Fin.

1
1

2

1

1

1

1

1
1

1
1

1

1

1
1

1

1

1
2
1

1
1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1
1

1

1

1

2

3

2

2

7

3

5

4

12

4

3

17

4 ....

1
2

1

1

1

2 ....

1

1

1

1

1

1

1
1
1

1

1

1

1

]

2

4

1

2

2

1

2

■

1

1

1

1

6

9

6

22

5

7

23

9

2

Attentat k la pudeur.

16

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences agalnBt the person.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires ou Toffense
a H6 commise.

Num-
ber oi
char-

Lu.
nacy.

D6-

pour
cause

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

Ist.

2iid.

Total.

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n«s

nfe

d«ii

fois.

fois.

Committed to Goal.

option
of a
fine.

Sur
option
entre
lapri-

Indecent Assault — Continued.

Carleton. N.B

1
1

5

St. John. X.B

1
1

1
3

2

2

10

1
3

7
2
4

7

1
1

1

I

2

1

1

1

4

1
1

Totals of Quebec

27

5

^

22

15

2

S

2

3

40

2
2
2

1
3
2
1
4
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
2

1

2

1

1

3

j-
1
si

2

1
2

1

2

1

3

1

1

i>2
1

3
1

4
2
2
6

1

1

1

1

1

1

1
1

1

i'

S

2

1
3

1
3
4
1
2
2
4
19

17

1

3

Stormont. Dundaa and Glengarry,

1

1
3

1

1

i

1

8

1

1
3
21

1
3

1

York. Ont .

2

s

131

45

86

76

»

1

19

24

12

13

6

7

1

1

3

2

1
1

1
I

1

Mel\-ille. Sask

:::;::.:.:::

3

3

3

, and to be whipped. — peine du fouet. 6, 1 No bill — Le jury non prononofr.

STATISTIQUE CBIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau I.

Outrages contre la personne.

Classe

I.

Sentence.

Civil

Ages & Sexes.

Pfenitencier.

Com-

Etat cuil.

Retor-

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

years

Five

Death.

tories

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

and

years

—

—

—

—

—

Life.

— .

—

16ans

21 ans

40 ans

Non

Single.

ried.

dow-

five.

de

et moins

et moins

et plus.

donnas.

ed.

Deui

Cinq

~

De

En-
voyfa

Autres
sen ten-

16ans.

de 21.

de40.

—

—

—

A vie.

et

et
plus.

ma^sons

M.

K.

M.

F.

M.

K.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-
taires.

rife.

vage.

de

Rdfor-

H.

i'.

H.

K.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Attentat k la pudeiir — Suite.

1
1
1

1

1
2

2

2

3

2

2

1

3

3

2
2
4
1

4

1

2

2

1

3

1
7

6

1

1

1

1

1

2

4

2

4

4

12

10

10

2

1

1

1
1
1

1

1
1

3
1

1

i

1

1
1
2

2

1

4

1
1

1

1

1

1

1

2

2

1

2

1

1

1

1
1

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

3

3

2

3

1
1

2

1

1
1

2
2
2

1
1

1

2

1
2

2

1

1
5

2

1
1

1

1

1
2

1

1

1

3
3

1
3
1

1
1
1

2

1

1

1

1
1

1
2
3
13

1
1
3
6

1

1

1
3

3

3

1

4

1

26

4

12

41

17

12

42

29

3

o2
1

2

1

2

2

4

1
1

2

1

1

1

1

1

3

a And to be whipped. — peine du touet.

lOd— 2

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

OfTencee against the person.

Judicial Districts m which
offence committed.

Districts judiciairea oil 1
a H^ commise.

Num-
ber ol
char-
ges.

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
for
Lu-
nacy.

Nom-

bre
d ■accu-
sations.

Ac-
quit-
tfe.

De-
tenus
pour

de
tolie.

M. 1 F.

Convictions .
Oondamnationa .

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

Ut.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n63

n£s

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2

r6cidi-

Committed to Gaol.
EmpriaonnSs.

Indecent Aaaaah— Concluded .

3
5
3
1

1
1

2
1

1
1

1
4
2

1
4
2

al

2

1

2

p . Cj^cV '

1

i

1

1

20

7

13

13

3

8

3

7
3
2

1
1
1

«

3
1

1
1

1
3

1
1
1

1

1

1

1

1

1

Red Deer, Alta

1

15

g

7

7

1

2

2

1
3
15

1
2
3

1
2
5

1

1
2
5

1

1
1
2

1
9

1

ol

Vancouver, B.C —

2

2
3

Totals of British Columbia

25

15

1

9

9

4

1

3

Y k

1

1

1

1

255

93

1

1

160

140

13

7

39

43

22

Assault DC

Females.

1

1

1

1

1

2

1
1
2

1

1
2

1

1

3
1
4

1

1
2

4

1

2
1
3

2

1
3

2

1

1

1

1

2

4

4

62

16

5

11

11

2

2

\f t ho F

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2
1

1

2

2

1

1

And to be whipped.— peine du fouet. 6 1 to be whipped.— peine du touet.

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

Outrages centre la personne.

Classe

I.

Sentence.

CiWl
Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages &. Seies.

—

Com-

Etat ci^-il.

P6nitencier.

mit-
ted to
Refor-

,

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

years

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40vears

Not

and

Five

Death.

tories

ces

years.

under 21.

under 40.

under

years

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

five.

and

Life.

—

—

—

Moins

16 ana

21ans

40an3

Non

Single.

ried.

dow-

over.

de

et moina

et moins

et plus.

donnfe.

«d.

—

—

—

De

En-

Autres

I6ans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

Deux

Cinq

mort.

voyfe
auz

senten-
ces.

A vie.

C«U-

Ma-

Rn

et

et

M.

F.

M.

V.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

nfa.

veu-

moins

plus.

de

—

—

taires.

vage.

de

RMor-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

i'.

cinq.

me.

Attentat & la pudeur — Fii

Voiee de fait sur femmes.

1 to be whipped. — peine du fouet.

lOd— 2*

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the person.

Judicial Districts in which
offence was committed.

Districts judiciaires ou I'offense
a 6t£ commiso.

De-
tenus
pour

Con \'ict ions.
Condamnat ions.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

l3t.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nis

nts
deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
rficidi-

Committed to Goal.
Empriscnnte.

Sur
option
entre
la pri-

No option.
Sans (^tioQ.

Un-
der
one
year.

Assault on Females — Concluded.

1

1

1

1

1

1
1

1 . .

29

7

22

22

5

. 7

1

Desertion and of Cruelty to Children.

2

2

2

2

1
1

1
1

1

1

1
I
1
1

1

WpllanH Ont

1

1

1

1

1

N'ancouver B C

4

3

1

13

3

2

8

8

3

Halifai.N.S

St. John, N.B

Montreal, Que

St. Frances, Que

Three Rivers, Que

Carleton, Ont

Elgin, Ont

Huron, Ont

Kent, Ont

Nipissing, Ont

Oriord, Ont

Parry Sound, Ont

Peterborough, Ont

York, Ont

Totals of Ontario.

Dauphin, Man

Manitoba, Eastern

Saskatoon, Sask

Totals of Canada —

STATISTIQUE CmMINELLE—1919
ESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau :

Outrages contre la personne.

SMitence.

Ci%il

Penittntiary.

Ages & Seies.

P&ritencier.

Com-

Etat ci\n

I.

tedto
Refor-

Two 1

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

Five

Death.

tories

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

given.

—

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

five.

Life.

—

Moins

leans

21 ans

40 ans

Xon

Single.

ried.

dow-

de

et moins

et moins

etplus.

donnas.

ed.

Deux

Cinq

—

De

En-
voyfe

Autres
senten-

leans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

—

aux

ces

C«li-

En

ct

et

M.

V.

H.

V.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rife.

veu-

plus.

de

—

—

—

.

— .

■ —

—

taires.

vage.

de

RMor-

H.

h\

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

cinq.

me.

i de fait sur femmes — Fin.

Desertion et cruaut^ envers les enfants.

1

1

1

1

9

2

12

6

2

....

3

17

. ...

1 1

1_ _^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ _1^ 1

1 1

5 112 2 1 1 3 4

1 1

2 2 2

1 1 1

1 1

1 1 1

1 1

1 1 1

.: ''.'.'.'.'.''- '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. .'.'.'. .'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. ."/. 1 .:.: :;:: :::::;;: ■■■■!■ :;:;::

2 2 2 .... 2 .... 3 1 .... 1 S3

1 1 TTTTTTTT f

1 1

1

2 3 3 .... 4 13 1 . 1 6 5 ...

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the peraoa.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires ou Vi
a 6t6 commise

Num-
ber of
char-
ges.

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
tor
Lu-
nacy.

Nom-

bre
d'accu-
sations.

Ac-

quit-
tfa.

De-
tenus
pour

d'e"
tolie.

M. 1 F.

Condam nations.

Con-

Con-

vict«d

victed

Ist.

2nd.

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n63

n^s

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
rfecidi-

Committed to Gaol.
Emprisonnte.

With

No option.

the

■ —

option

Sans option.

ota

tine.

—

Un-

One

Sur

der

year

option

one

and

entre

year.

over.

la pri-

—

—

son

Moins

Va

on ra-

d'un

anet

mende.

an.

plus.

1

O lee Oue

2

2

2

1

1
1
1

1

1

1

Hi

1
1

1

1

1
1

1
1

1
1

Fdmonton Alta

1

1

1
2

1

1

1

13

S

2

6

6

1

2

Shooting, Stabbing and Wounding.

4

1

3

1

3

1

1
1

1

3

1

M t 1 Ou

7
11
2

2
2

5
9
2

5
9
2

4
3

1
1

20

4

16

16

7

2

Al O t

9
7
1
7
2
2
1
1
3
2
3
2
1
3
1
2
4
3
3
3
9
41

3
3

1
6

2
1

1

2

4
4

4

4

1
4

1

1
2

1

1

1

K f Ont

i ht Ont

3
2
3

2

1
1
2
3
2
2

3
2
3
2
1
1
I
2
3
2
2

3

1 ? In Ont

1

3

1

T* t hrtr'nirh (Snt

2

i etcftjoro R p „ii Qnf

1
1

1

1
1
1
3
1
15

1

ouaou y , ■ .

1

i

1

Th t\ rRftv'Ont

8
25

7
24

1

1

1
8

1

9

2

ml

2

no

41

2

1

66

63

2

1

23

15

7

I Jury disagreed— Le jury ne a'est pas accord^.

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. 10d

23

Tableau i.

Outrages centre la personne.

Sentence.

CiWI

pMutentiar>'.

Ages & Seies.

—

Com-

Etat m^l.

P&utencier.

mit-
ted to
Relor-

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

ma-

Senteo-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

years

Five

Death.

toriea.

cea.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

£Uld

years

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

under

and

Life.

—

—

■ —

Moins

16 ans

21 ans

40 ans

Non

Single.

dow-

five.

over.

de

et moins

et moins

et plus.

donnSa.

ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

Autrs

16 ans.

de21.

de40.

—

Deui

Cinq

mort.

voyfe

senten-

ans

ans

A v-ie.

aux

ces.

C«li.

Ma-

En-

et

et

maisons

11.

¥.

.M.

K.

M.

V.

M.

K.

M.

F.

ba-

rife.

veu-

moms

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

de

Rf for-

H.

i'.

U.

¥.

H.

f.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Usage d'armes avec intention criminelle.

1

2

1

1

1

1

1
1

1
1

1

1

1

3

1

3

2

3

2

1

1
1

1

1

5
4

3
9

1

2

2

1

2

1

2

1

3

1

1

2

1

3

3

3

9

1

13

3

2

3
3

1
1

2
3

2

1

1

1

1
1

1

1

1

1

1

2
1

1
1

1
1

1
2

1

2
2

2

1

i

1
1
1
2

1
2
2

1

1
1
1
2

2

1

1

1

2

1

i

1

1
1

2

1

5
14

1

2

7
16

3

5

1

2

7

5

9

2

5

4

10

38

4

5

9

40

20

1

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the person.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Dietricts judiciaires ou I'offense
a 6t6 commise.

De-

tuned

Num-
ber of

Ac-
quit-

for

Lu-

char-

ted.

nacy.

ges.

_

_

Nom-

ke-

D«-

br»

quit-

tenus

d'accu-

tta.

pour

sations.

cause

de
folia.

M.

F.

Convictions.
Condamnatibns.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total

Cot-

c7n-

dam-

dam-

nfes

n6s
deui

fois.

fois.

Committed to Goal.
£mprisonn£s.

option
of a
fine.

Sur
option
I a pri-

No option.
Sans option.

Shooting, stabbing and wounding — Concluded.

Nfanitoba Eastern

Manitoba Northern

Battleford, Sask

Kindersley, Sask

Prince -Mbert , Sask

Regina, Sask

Saskatoon, Sask

Yorkton, Sask

Totals of Saskatchewan.

.\thabaska, .\lta

Calgary, AlU. :

Edmonton. .\Ua

Lethbridge. Alta

Macleod, -Mta

Medicine Hat, Alta

Red Deer,. Mta

Totals of Alberta

Kootenay, B.C

Vancouver, B.C

Victoria, B.C

Westminster, B.C

Yale. B.C

Totals of British Columbia

Totals of Canada

Queens, P.E.I

Cape Breton, N.S

Colchester, N.S

Halifai,N.S

Lunenburg, N.S

Pictou , N.S

Queen's, N.S

Yarmouth, N.S

Totals of Nova Scotia

St. John, N.B

Arthabaska, Que

Beauhamois, Que

Bedford, Que

Montreal, Que

Ottawa, Que

Quebec, Que

Richelieu, Que

Rimouski, Que

Robe rv-al. Que

St. Francis, Que

St.Hyacinthe, Que

Three Rivers, Que

Totals of Quebec

Aggravated assault and inflicting bodily harm.

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i

Outrages contre la personne.

^i^^I

Condition

Penitentiary.

Ages & Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat civ

1.

P&iitencier.

mit-
ted to
Retor-

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

Five

Death.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

under

years.

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

five.

and

Life.

—

—

—

Moins
de

leans
et moins

et moins

40 ans
et plus

Non
donnas.

Single.

ried.

dow-
ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

Autres

leans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

—

Deui

Cinq

mort.

voys.

senten-

ans

ans

A vie.

aux

ces.

C§U-

Ma-

Hn

et

et

maisons

M.

V.

M.

K.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rifa.

moms

plus.

de

—

—

taires.

vage.

de

R6for-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Usage d'armes ave

c intention criminelle — Fin.

4

2

1

1
1

1

1

2

1

1

2

4

•

1

1

1

1
1
1
2

1

1
1

1

2

2

1

1

2

1

6

2

4

3

2
3

1
1

1
3

1

1

1

1

2

1

e

1

2

5

13

3

10

7

13

65

4

U

9

63

34

Voles de fait et lesions corporelles.

1

1

6
1
21
2
2

3

2

Hi

15
2

12

3

3

3

2

5

1

17

2

4

12

3

32

3

3

2

5

1

24

20

2

2
1

1
25

1
2

1
1
27

2
28
2
3

1
1

"i

2
34
2
3
1

1

2

16

2

1

1

3

2

1
1
2

2

1

1

2

4

2

2

29

18

3

2

._

43

4

12

1

3

46

35

26

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the person.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oil I
a €tk commise.

Kom-

bre

d'accu-

Condam nations

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

Ut.

2nd.

Tnt«l

~

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

oia

n«8

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
rfecidi-

Committed to Gaol.
Empriaonn^

With
the

option
of a
fine.

Sur

Nog

jtion.

Sana optica.

Un-

One

der

year

one

and

year

over.

Moins

Vn

d'un

an et

an.

plaa.

Aggravated assault and inflicting bodily harm — Cojicluded.

36
2
13
14
14
I
8
2
1
3
4
1
4
4
1
7
1
1
I
1

1
1
10
IS
8
1
118
87

19

' 9
2

1
1
1

17
1
4
12
13

16

1
4
9
12

1

12
1
4
6

12

2

1

3

1

4

3
2

1
1
3

1
4
3
1
6
1

3
2

1
1
2
1
4
3
1
S
1

1
2
1
1
3

1

2

ml

1

1

2

Knrthiimhftrlftnd k Durham Ont

1

Onf r' <) t '

1

3

1

1

5

1

i

1

1
1

1

1

Stormont. Diindas and Glengarry,

1

1

3

11
5
1
74
64

1

i

3'

3
1
1
51
29

1

7

4
2

2
9
5
1
63
60

1
1

1

1

1

1

42
20

2
3

6
2

s

2

14

12

6

York Ont

2

360

114

11

1

234

208

15

U

140

35

11

, . „

3

12
29

1

1
7

2
11
21

2
10
21

2
10
15

1

1
2

1

1

Totals of Manitoba

44

9

1

34

33

1

27

3

1

1
1
1
1
2
5

1
1
1
1
2
5

1
1
1
1
2
5

1

1

1

Saskatoon, Sask

1

2

1

1

11

11

11

4

3

1

18
6

1

8
4

10
2
1

10
2

1

7
2

2

1

25

1
4
71
5

12

13

13

9

3

Kootenay. B.C

1
4
32

4

1
4
31
4

1

2
19

1
3
2

Vancouver, B.C

Westminster. B.C

38
1

1

1

2

Totals of British Columbia

81

39

1

41

40

1

21

6

3

711

226

13

1

471^

431

23

17

252

79

19

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

Outrages contre la peraonne.

Sentence.

Civil

Penitentiary.

Ages & Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat civil.

'

t«dto
Refor-

,

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

years

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

and

years

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

under

and

Life.

—

—

—

Moins

16 ans

21 ans

40 ans

Non

Single.

five.

over

de

et moins

et moins

et plus.

ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

Autres

16 ans.

de21.

de40.

.

Deux

Cinq

mort.

voys

senten-

ans

ans

A vie.

aui

ces.

C61i-

Ma-

En-

et

et

maisona

M.

V.

M.

K.

M.

K.

M.

K.

M.

K,

ba-

ri^

moina

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

de

RMor-

H.

F.

H.

V.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Voies de fait et lesions corporelles — Fin .

3

11
1
4
8
5

1

3

2

6
1
3
4
11

12

1
8
2

6

1
5

....

2
2

1

1

r

1

1

1
1

2

1
1
1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

4

1

4

2

1
1

3

1
3

1

1
1

5

2

1

1

1

1
1

1
2
8
2

1
1
6
3

33
24

1

1

'.'.'.'.

2
4

1

1

5
3

1
2
I
15
14

1
1

4

18

8
6

1
1

40
33

5
3

4

1

1

36
39

2

1

6

3

2

43

8

25

3

124

11

45

17

1

119

102

1

....

1
7
10

1

1
8

1

10
9

20

1
2

3

8

3

1

3

1

1

18

3

U

1

10

1
1

1

1

1
2
2

1
2

1

1

2

1

2

3

1

2

1

6

3

I

3

6

1

1

5
2
1

3

1

4

5
2

1

1

1

8

3

1

5

7

1

1

8
2

4

9

3
2

....

18

1

1

1

17
4

6

11

5

1

19

1

2

13

22

6

14

4

2

101

27

3

40

4

251

22

79

3

40

2

230

196

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences agaiost the person.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires ou Voffenee
a tt6 commise.

Num-
ber ot
char-
ges.

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
for
Lu-
nacy.

Nom-

bre
dacou-
sations.

Ac-
quit-

tfe.

Dfe-

tenus
pour
cause

de
folie.

M. F.

Convictions.
Condamnations .

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

iBt.

2nd.

Total

Con-

Con-

datn-

dam-

n6s

n«8

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
r6cidi-

Commitied to Goal.
Emprisonnfis.

No option.
Sans option.

One
year
and
over.

Unan
et plus.

Assaulting and obstructing police ofHcer.

Queen's. P.E.I

3

3

3

■ 41
6

1
47

I
11

1

4

5

1

36
5

1
44

1
10
1
4

36
5

1
42

1
8

1
4

29
5

1

3

2

36

1

King's, N.S

1

2

6

2

2

Totals o( Nova Scotia

112

9

1

102

98

2

2

78

4

1

2

1

17
9

1

2
1
1
13

7

1

2

1
1
5

7

1

2
1
1
11
6
1

—

n tiffnnrhp N R

4

2

8

31

6

25

17

8

22

1

3

154

1
25

1
4

1
3
146
I
25
1
1

1

3

143

1
25

1

3
3

Mnntrpjll Oue

8

1

2

121

I
22

1
1

1

3

1

189

11

178

174

2

2

146

6

4
7
7
1
1
6
1
1
2
8
9
6
1
2
1

10
1
2
5
1
2

1
1
1
3
2
16
21
29

4

6

4
1

6
1
1
2
2
7
6
1
1
1

10
1
2
5

2

MM

1
1
1
3
2
16
19
28

4
6
4

1
1
6
1
1
2
2
6
6

3
6
4

1

1

1
3

1
2

1

1
2
1
4

4
1
1
1
1
1
2
S
1
2

6
2

1
3

1

1

1

1

1

10

16

15
27

Stormont. Dundas & Glengarry,

1

1

1
3
2
13

2
1

2

1

2

9
15

3

12

1

152

16

136

129

3

4

86

24

3

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—19W
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

29

Tableau I.

Outrages contre la personne.

Classe

1.

Sentence.

CiWl

Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages & Seies.

— .

Com-

Etat civil.

Pfenitencier.

mit-

ted to
Refor-

Two

Other

UndeF

16 years

21 years

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

Five

Death.

tories

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

under

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

five.

and

Life.

—

—

—

Moins

16 ans

21 ans

40 ans

Non

Single.

ried.

dow-

over.

de

et moins

et moins

etau-

donnte.

ed

—

—

De

En-

Autres

16 ans.

de21.

de40.

dessua.

—

— .*

Deux

Cinq

mort.

voyfia

senten-

ana

ans

A vie.

aus

ces.

1

Cfeli-

Ma-

En

et

et -

maiaons

M.

V.

M.

K.

M.

V.

M.

V.

M.

F.

ba-

rife.

veu-

plus.

de

.

.

—

—

—

—

taires.

vage.

de

RKor-

H.

F.

U.

F.

H.

F.

U.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Voies de fait et faisant obstacle k un officier de la paix.

3

3

3

6

6

1

21
2

4
2

1

4

1

20
3

10

2

1
3

1

6

8

33

3

1

1

1

1

3
1
4

6

4
1
3

1

13

7

1

39

8

43

4

32

18

2

'

2

1

8

5

10

3

3

8

5

12

10

3

1

1

1

3

21

101

9

34

2

57

79

10

1
22

3

1
1
1

1

2

1

1

25

1

104

9

35

2

26

1

58

83

10

3
3
2

1

1

2
5
2
1

1

1

2
1

1

1

2

1
1

3

1

1

1

1

1

2

3
1
1

1

2
1

1
1
4

1
4
1
1

6

1

• 3

4

1

1
1
2
1
2
2

1

1
1

9

3

5

4

1
1
4

1

1

2

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

2

1
2

1
2

11
9

1

3
5

1

1
3
3

1

3
1

1
5
19

1

6
20

4
8

4

1

22

12

56

3

18

4

39

4

58

32

2

30

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offeocea against the person.

Judicial Districts in which
ofl'eoce committed.

Districte judiciaires ou I'ofTenBe
a 6t£ commise.

De-

tained

Ac-

for

ber of

quit-

Lu-

char-

ted.

nacy.

ges.

De-

bre

Ac-

tenus

d'accu-

quit-

pour

sations.

de
folio.

in.

F.

Condamnatioas.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

lat.

2nd.

ToUl.

-

-

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nte

n6s

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
rfecidi-

Committed to Goal.
Emprieonn^s.

Sur
option
entre
la pri-

No option.

Sans option.

Un-
der

One
year
and

year.

over.

Moins
d'un

Un
anet
plua.

Assaulting and obstructing police officer — Concluded.

Assault and battery.

2
1

1

1
1

1
1

Est van Sask

3

2

1
1
1
3

1

3

1
1
1
1
3
1

3
1
1
1
1
3
1

1

1

1

T t 1 of Saskatchewan

12

1

11

11

2

5
14
5
3

2

1
1

1

5
9
4

3
2

1
1

1

5
9
4
3
2
1
1
1

1
2

5

1

^

1

32

6

26

26

4

1

5
3

1
4

4

3
5
3

4

4

3
5
. 3
1
4

1

1

20

20

20

1

1

554

50

1

503

480

7

16

376

41

6

Queens. P.E.I

1

1

1

1

3

2
2
3

22
1
6
3
4

13

3

2
1
3

19
1
3
3
4

13

3
2
1
3

19
1
2
2
4

13

3
2
1
3

16
1
2
3
4

11

1

1

2

1

3

1
1

Yarmouth, N.S

1

Totals of Nova Scotia

59

5

2

52

50

2

46

2

1
2
3
2

1
1

1
2
2
2

2
2
2

1

2

1
2

10

3

7

7

5

1

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

Outrages contre la personne.

Civi

Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages & Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat civi .

P^nitencier.

mit-

ted to
Refor-

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

years

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

Five

Death.

tories

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

—

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

five.

Life.

— .

Moins

16ans

21ans

40ans

Xon

Single.

ried.

dow-

de

et moins

et moins

et plus.

donnte.

ed.

Deux

Cinq

—

De
mort.

En-
voyfe

.^utres

16ans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

—

A vie.

ces

C61i-

Ma-

En

et

et

maisons

M

F.

M.

K.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

nfe.

veu-

plus.

de

—

—

—

„

—

—

. —

—

taires.

vage.

de

IWfor-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

U.

F.

H.

F.

cmq.

me.

Votes de fait et faisant obstacle & an officier de la paix— Fin .

-

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

^

1

1
1

1
2

1

1

1

1

2

2

8

1

2

2
3
1

3

4
1
3
2
1
1
1

....

1

2

4
1

1

1
2

2

3

C

I

1

16

2

7

2

1

3
3

4
3
I
1

1

2

1

1

3

2

2

15

3

1

1

7

73

23

1

218

12

63

7

159

15

171

140

13

Aggression avee voies de fait.

1

1

3

1
2

2

2
1
1
3

1
3
14
1

2
1?
1
3

1

"i

2

1

5

1

3
2

1

1

1

4

1

6

2

5

7

6

4

1

29

4

13

1

4

20

28

1

1
2

1
1
1
2

1

i

1

1

2

1

1

4

2

2

6

CRIMIXA L a TA TIS TICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the person.

Xum-
berot
char-
ges.

Xom-

bre
d'accu-

sations.

Ac-
quit-
ted.

Ac-

quit-
tfa.

De-
tained
tor
Lu-
nacy.

D6-
tonus
pour

de
folie.

Scntcnce.

Condamnations

Committed to Goal.
Emprisonnte.

Judicial Districts in » hicli
offence was committed.

Total.

Con-
victed

1st.

Con-
dam-
n6s
uno
fois.

Con-
victed
2nd.

Con-
dam-
n&
deux
fois.

Reite-
rated.

Plus
de2
rfecidi-

With
the
option
o!a
fine.

Sur
option
entre
la pri-
on I'a-
mende.

No option.
Sana option.

Districts judiciaires oO I'offense
a £t£ commise.

Un-
der
one
year.

Moins
d'un

One
year
and

M. 1 F.

anet
plus.

Assault and h&ttsty— Continued.

■

1
1
3
1
1
2
U
29
2
6
2
6
1
8

1
1
3

1

1
1
3

1

2

1

T- * K_ Oiift

1
1
5
5

^amouras ^ ,'<4 e

1
9
24
1
6
2
5
1
8

1
8
11

1
6
2
S

1
7

1

1

8

1
5
2

4

1
12

i

10

1

1

R «if Oim

1

Rnh*>rvnl'Chl*'

^t H ■' th Ouft

1

T* >^ n' '

1

1

7

77

13

1

63

48

14

1

29

IS

1

Al 0 t

45
40
6
4
5
12
16
5
5
• 11
3
1
25
21
3
2
4
13
1
5
15
32
10

7
14
24
20
6
8
1
3
1
6
24
33

10

23
3

38
109

22
5

32

12
14

1
4

32
22
6
4
3

12
9
5
4
9
3
1
20
16
2
1
4
12

31
22
5
4
3
12
7
5
3
9
3
1

18
13
2
1
4
8

1

20

19
5
1
1
9
8
2
3
7
2
1

15
6
2
1
3

10

1

1

2

5

2

2

r, . ,. ', ,-, .

2

1

1

1
1

4
3
1
1

1
2

3

2

2

Lennox and Addington, Ont

1
1

*

Mnnitniilin Ont

5

14
23
9

6
12
19
7
6
6
1
3
1
3
22
29

10
19

2
37
66
10

1
32

5
13
24

11

; . 19

6
6
6

1
2
1
3
20
29

^«io

IS
2
35
66
10
1
32

4

12
14
6

5
12
16
7
6
•3
1
3
1
2
IS
26

8
14

2

33
S3

8
■1
30

1
4

1
2
5
13

1
1

'.■'.'.'.:'.'.'.

3

1

Northumberland and Durham,

1
1

1

1

2

1

1
1
4

1
1

ml

2

1
1

1

StormoDt. Dundas and Glengarry,

4

1
1
43
8

1

5

2

4

mi

1

,

2

ST A TISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

Outrages centre la persoone.

Penitfflitiar>*.
F^nitencier.

Two

years
and

16 years

and
under 21.

21 years

and
under 40.

Vggression av

ec voies de itdt— Suite.

1
1

1

1

1

1
2

1

2
1

1

'"'i'

1

1

1

4
1
1

1

S

a

8

8
8

1

;

2

16

2

1

4
2

3

2

1-

3

2

3

1

4

1

2

1

6

4

18

8

1

3

31

2

12

4

5
2

6

29

28

3

12
2
1
3
2
3
1
3

6
2

16
10
3

1
3

1

....

4

1

18

7

13
15
6

1

4

4
1
4
3
2
2
4
2
1
7
3

1
6

I
3
5
1

1
8
7

1

1
1
1
2

2

5

1

6
3

2
5

1

1

1

1

2
1

1

1

5
S

..„

1

2

1

1
1

5
4

i'

I
1
2

12
11
2

1
2
5

1
1
2

1
2

3
6

2

2
3

2

2

1
2
11
3

1
5
12
4

4
8
lU
2
3
2

1

4

1

2
5
5
3

5
9
16

^2
,10
5
4
S
5
1

2
3

1

2

1

5
9

2
14

2

1
1

!

i

4
5
3
3
3
1

3

1

3

1

3

1

2

3

1

1
2
11
19

1
5
2

1

1

10
10

4
16

1
28
36
4
1
17

1

9

7

3
18

1
19
20

5

2
1

3
3

2
2

7
9

3

1

6

1

i

6
3

1
4
14
3

4
13

1

1
1

2

"5

1
1

18
34
5
1
16

2

1

3

5

111:

i:r

8

2

14

lOd— 3

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the person.

Judicial Districte in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oil Toffense
a H€ commise.

Num-
ber of

charges.

Lu-
nacy.

tenu
pour
cause

Con damnations .

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

Ut.

2nd.

Total.

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n6s

deux

fois.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.

option
of a
fine.

Sur
option
cntre
la pri-

No option.
Sans option.

Assault and battery — Concluded.

Endangering railway passengers.

873

137

21

5

510

485

20

5

397

16

7
10
67
1
2
13

2

1
15

5
9

48
1
2

12

3

9
47
1
2
11

1

1

3
9
36

1

4

1

1

1

2
11

Manitoba, Western

1

1

Totals of Manitoba

100

19

4

77

73

3

1

60

3

3
2

1
42

4
2
1
2
6
1
2
10

1

2

1

"l
4

1

2

1
24
1
4
1

1

1

1
25

13

2

2

1
3

1

"i

2
5

2
5

2

1
1

2
2

3

8

8

5

3

77

25

52

49

2

1

36

13

2
5
31
4

20

7
1
1

• 2

5
24

3

1
19

5

2
5
21
3

19
5

2
5
12
2

7
1

3

.2

61

2

1
1

17
4

72

13

59

56

3

42

2

7
3
9
1
3
3
2
9

7
1
8
1
2
2
2
7

7
1
8
1
2
2
2
7

4

1
4
1
1

2

Cariboo, B.C

2

ml

Nanaimo, B.C

1
1

2
6

Yale, B.C

2

1

Totals of British Columbia

37

6

1

30

30

19

3

3

2

1

1

1

Totals of Canada

1,109

223

28

6

852

800

44

8

635

55

3

Restigouche, N.B

1

1

1

Hustings, Ont

2

1

2

1

2

1

1

Lanark, Ont

I Jury disagreed— Le jury ne s'est pas accord6.

ST A TISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

35

Outrages contre la personne.

Penitentiary.

Pfinitencier.

Two

years

Five

and

years

under

and

Life.

five.

over.

Deui

Cinq

ans

ans

et

et
plus.

de

cinq.

Com-

mit-

ted to

Refor-

ma-

Death.

tories.

De

En-

mort.

voyfe

aux

maisons

de

Rtfor-

Under
16

years.

16 y^

and
under 21.

21 years

and
under 40.

40>
and

ears
over

Moins

de
16 ans.

16 ans
et moins
de21.

21 ans

et moins

de40.

Wans
et plus.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

H.

r.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

Not
given.

Aggression avec voies de fait — Fin.

95

11

-3

48

7

259

32

116

6

25

3

203

267

1

3
5
20

■■5'

2
3
9

4
4
22

1

3

5
10
1

13

3

I

2

1

4

1

2

2
8

40

1

6

3

2

4

20

U

4

2

2

3

34

5

17

3

6

1

1

1
1
18
1
1

1

1

1

6

2

9

1
1

18

■"3

1

2

1
1

1

2

4

2

1

1

1

4

5

3

3

5

3

2

34

1

13

2

17

33

1
2

4
2
1
1
2

1

2

3
12

1
1
6
5

3
3
1

' i

2
7
2

10
1
1
2
1

1

15

18

1

"2

13

15

1

26

3

13

1

15

24

30

1

7

7

1
1

1

4

5

2

3

5

1
2

1

1

1

1

1

1
1
2

4

2
4

3

3

g

2

17

8

3

14

13
1

1

138

25

6

57

11

435

47

195

13

59

4

330

443

12

Eiposant au p^ril les passagers sur les chemins de fer.

2 2

lOd— 3i

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the person.

Judicial Districts
offence i

hich
tted.

Districts judiciaires ou I'offense
a Hk commise.

De-
tenus
pour

cause

Convictions.
Condaiunationa.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

Ist.

2nd.

Tot«I

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nte

nte

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
r^cidi-

Committed to Goal.
Emprisonnes.

option
of a
fine.

Sur
option
entre
la pri-

No option.
Sans option.

year,

Moins
d'un

Endangering railway passengers— ConWu(f«f.

3
3
1
2
3

3

3

3

1
2
3

1
2
3

3

15

3

12

12

3

I

1

1

1

1

2

2

19

6

14

14

3

1

Refusing or

neglecting to support family.

3

7

1

2

2
5

2
5

4

1

5

2

3

3

1

1

2
1

7
1
1

1

1
1
6

1
4

1

2

1

1

12

8

6

2

2

1

,, Q .

4
1
1
7
5
2
1
4
3
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
5
2
2
12
2
8
5
3

3

3

1
1

1

1

1

VT Ont

1

T- ' ^ J

1

2

1

T nark Ont

Lennox and Addington, Ont

1

1

12

10

1
3

1

1

5

3

i

1

1

2

76

15

61

55

5

1

15

4

1

1

1

4

3

a Jury disasreed— Le jury ne s'est pas accords.

STATISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE~W19
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau I. Outrages centre la personne

Classei.

Sentence.

Ages & Seies.

Ciril
Condition.

EtatciWl.

Penitentiary.
P&itencier.

Death.

De

mort.

Com-
mit-

Refor-

tories

En-

Tla^
prison

de
Raor-
me.

Other
Senten-

Autres
senten-

Not
given.

Non-
donnfe.

Two

years
and

under
Bve.

Deui

ans

et

moms

cinq.

Five
years

and
over.

Cinq

et
plus.

Life.
A vie.

Under

16
years.

Moins

de
16 ans.

16 years
and

under 21.

16 ans

et moins

de21.

21 years
and

under 40.

et moins
de40.

40 years
and over

40 ans
et plus.

Single.

Ctli-

ba-

taires.

Mar-
ried.

Ma-
rife.

Wi-
dow-
ed.

M.
H.

F.
F.

M.

H.

F.
F.

M.
H.

F.
F.

M.

H.

F.
F.

M.

H.

F.
F.

En
;vage.

Eiposant au p6ril les passagers sur les chemins de (er — Fin.

....1

1

2

3

3

1

1

<i2

2
3

2

5

4

3

5

7

1

1

1

1

3

5

5

3

6

8

Refus ou negligence de pourvoir aui besoins de la famille.

2

2
2

1
4

1

2

1

3

3

1

1-

i

4

1

1

3

2

1

5

5

1

4

2

1

1

6

3

1
1
i
2

1
1
1
4
3

2

3

,

1

4
1

3

1

1

1

1

1

1
2

1

12

1
2
1
7
2
4
3
1

1
1
10

1
3
3

1

2
2

1

1

40

36

2

18

4

1

3

57

1

1

1

I Whipped— fouett^.

38

CRntlXA L ST A TlSTICS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the person.

Judicial Districts in which
offence was committed.

Districts judiciaires oil roffense
a £t6 commise.

Num-

Ac-

ber of

quit-

char-

ted.

ges.

_

Nora-

Ac-

bro

quit-

d'accu-

Us.

3ations

M. F.

De-
tenus
pour

Convictions.
Condamnations .

Con-

Con-

\'icted

tacted

1st.

2nd.

Total.

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n6s

n(s

une

deux

foia.

fois.

Plus
de2
r6cidi-

Committed to Goal
ErapriBonn^.

With

No option.

the

option

Sans option.

Ota

fine.

—

Un-

One

Sur

der

year

option

one

and

entre

year.

over.

la pri-

—

son

Moins

Vn

ou I'a-

d'un

anet

mende.

an.

plus

Refusing or

neglecting to support family — Concluded.

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2
2

2

Yale, B.C

2

2

114

29

85

77

7

1

20

a

2

Other offences against the person.

Colchester, N.S

Kamouraska, Que

Montreal. Que

Pontiac, Que

Quebec, Que

St. Hyacinthe, Que

Totals of Quebec . .

Algoma, Ont.

Carleton.Ont

Hastings. Ont

Norfolk. Ont

Parry Sound, Ont

a No Bill.— Non lieu.

Halifax. N.S..

2

1

1

1

Montreal. Que. .

4
2
3

2

2
2
3

1
3

2
1

1
1

St. Francis. Que.

3

2
3

3

1

1

1

3

1
1

1

1
1
2
3

1
1
2
3

Thunder Bay, Ont

J

1

1
2

Totals of Ontario .

13

2

1

10

8

I

1

4

3

1

1
1

1
1

1
1

1

1

1

2
4

2
1

3

1

2

1

4

1

4

^■icto^ia B C

1

1

1

Totals of Canada

39

15

1

23

16

4

3

5

6

1

STA TISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

39

Tableau I.

Outrages contre la personne.

Classe t.

Sentence.

Civi
Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages & Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat ci%-il.

Pidt&uAer.

mit-
ted to
Refor-

1

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

years

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Xot

and

Five

Death.

tories

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

under

years

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

five.

and

Lite.

—

—

—

Moins

16 ans

21 ans

40 ans

Non-

Single.

ried.

dow-

over.

de

et moins

et moins

et plus.

donn£.

ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

Autres

16 ans.

de21 .

de40.

—

—

—

Deux

ans

Cinq

mort.

7Tf

senten-
ces.

A vie.

C61i-

Ma-

En

et

et
plus.

prison
de

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-
taires.

rife.

vage.

de

Rfefor-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Refus au n^Iigence de pourvoir aux besoina de la famille — Fin.

Embauchage immoral.

Divers autres outr^es contre la personne.

1

1
1

1

2

2

2

1

51

1

50

2

24

1

6

1

4

77

2

1

1

1

1

1

I
3

1

2
2
2

1

2

1

3

1

1
1
1
1

1

1

2
1

"i'

1

1

1

2

2

1

4

1

4

3

7

1

1

1

3

2

1

1

1

4

2

5

1

14

2

5

1

12

9

2 1 .. 1 1 1

3 .... 1 2 2

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2 2 2 .... 5 .... 1 4 4

1 2 .... 2 1 3 2

2 2

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against the person.

Judicial Districta in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oit I'offense
a 6t6 commide.

Num-
ber ol
charges

Cod damnations .

De-
tenu

pour

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

Ut.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam -

dam-

nta

n«8

une

deui

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2

rfecidi-

Committed to Gaol.

With
the

option
of a
&ne.

Sur
option
entre
la pri-

No option.
Sans option.

One
year
and
over.

Other offences against the person— Concluded .

Peel.Ont

2

1
1
1
2
2

2

2

1

Prince Edward, Ont

1

1
2
2

i

2
2

1

1
1

York, Ont

1

30

14

1

IS

13

2

8

1

4

2

2

2

1

Battleford. Saak ^

1
2

1

1

2

2

2

61

Calgarv, Alta

3
3

1

3

3

1

3

1

Macleod. Alta

Vancouver, B.C

8

1
2

2

4

2
1
2

2

2

1

1

Westminster. B.C

2

89

47

6

36

33

2

1

16

2

b Nolle prosequi.

ST A TISTIQ UE CRIMINELLE~1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Outrages contre la peraoime.

Sentence.

Civil
Condition

Penitentiary.

Ages & Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat ci%i

P^nitencier.

mit-
ted to
Retor-

Other

Under

16 years 21 years

Two

Senten-

16

and and 40 years

Not

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21. under 40. and over

given.

—

—

— 1 —

Mar-

Wi-

under

and

Lite.

—

—

—

Moins

leans

21 ans 40 ans

Non

Single.

ried.

dow-

five.

over

de

et moins

et moins

et plus.

donn^.

ed.

— .

—

De

En-

Autres

leans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

Deui

CSnq

mort.

voyfe

senten-

A vie.

aux

ces

C61i-

Ma.

En-

et

et

maisons

.M.

K.

M.

K.

M.

V.

M.

K.

M.

V.

ba-

rite.

veu-

moins

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

vage.

de

iUfor-

H.

F.

U.

J-'.

H.

*'.

H.

J-".

H.

J-'.

cinq.

me.

Divers autres outrages centre la personne — Fii

2

I

1

2

1
1

1

1

1

1

1
1

1

1

1

6

3

6

1

3

1

1

6

7

1

1

•%

1

1

1

»

^2

3

2

1

2

1

1
1

1

2

2

2

14

6

1

17

1

S

4

2

13

16

1

CRIMIXA L STA TISTJCS—WW

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Ofifences against property with violence.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

bar of

charges,

Convictions.
Condamnations.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total.

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dara-

n6s

nta
deux

(ois.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.
EmpriBonn68.

With

No option.

the

—

option

Sans option.

of a

fine.

Un-

One

Sur

der

year

option

one

and

entre

year.

over.

la pri-

—

. —

son

Moins

Un

ou I'a-

d'un

anet

mende.

an.

plus.

Burglary, house and shop-breaking.

Queens, P.E.T ...

11

11

8

2

1

1

21
6
2
3
2

%

6
23

2
5

1
18

4

1

2

2
50

6

6
20

1.

2

5

1

16
4
1
2
1

■28
6
6
9

2
5

3
2
al

1

2

4
2

13

1
9

Halifax. N.S.,

16

1

2

14

3

4

7

r

9

Victoria N S

Yarmouth, N S

Totals of Nova Scotia

U5

26

1

118

81

20

17

1

17

14

Charlotte, N.B

3
2
1
1
1
1
14
12
9

3
2
1
1

1
1
6
10
7

3

2
1
1
1
1
4
8
6

1

Kent, N B

1

Queens. N.B

I

St John N B

8
2
1

i

2
1

1

9
5

York, N.B

43

11

32

27

1

4

1

16

16
6
7
1
493
7

40
2

27
1
7

16
6

7

1
391

4
37

2
23

5

12
4

7
1
272
4
33

20
1
4

1
1

3
1

6
3
5

Iberville. Que

100
3
3

2

39

4'

. 6"

i

34
4

2

1
4

1

22

1

4

2

1

2

1

2

2

607

112

2

493

360

67

66

4

80

24

34
6
1
87
10
19
1
18
1
14
21
9
10
5
6
17
2

U
3

23
3

I
81
10
17

1
18

20
3
1

64
9

14
1

12

1

2

1
2

6

5
3'

12

1

3

4

Elgin, Ont

2

4

1

5

. 6

1

14
17
4
4
5
5
15
2

13
10
4
4
1
5
13
1

1
4

4
4
5

3

7
2

1

2

1

ml

1

3

2

1
1

1

2

Lennox and Addingtun. Ont

i

STATISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau >.

Dalits avec \'iolence contre la propri^t^.

Sentence.

Civil

Condition.

Penitentiary -

Ages & Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat ci^-il.

P&iitencier.

mit-
ted to
Refor-

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

years

Five

Death.

tories.

ces

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

and

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

under

and

Life.

—

—

Moins.

16ans

21ans

40ans

Non

Single.

ried.

dow-

five.

over.

de

et moins

et moins

et plus.

donnas.

ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

Autres

leans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

—

Deax

Cinq

mort.

voyfa

senten-

A^-ie.

ces

C61i-

Ma-

En-

et

et

maisons

M.

V.

M

K.

M.

V.

M.

K.

M.

F.

ba-

rife.

veu-

moms

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

vage.

de

Raor-

U.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

U.

F.

U.

F.

cinq.

me.

; effraction, bris de

6

5

11

11

1

1
1

4

S

S

1

7

7

4
1
1
2
18

3

17
4
1
2

1

1

1

1

2

12

15

7
6
3
1

15

9
4
2
10

7

32

1
6
16
1
2
S

8

2

1
2

3
2

1
7

6

2

4

2
2

2

2
4

1

1

30

2

23

26

33

42

28

8

7

87

14

2

2

1

2
1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1
1
1
S
8
7

1

1
4
2
3

4

2

1

1
1

1

1
2

1

7
3

1

1

7

I

4

3

6

11

12

1

2

26

3

2

2

6

i

2

8
3
2
1
129
3
15
1
7

6
2

13
5
7
1
357
4

37
2

18
1
5

2

1

3

1

1

1

57

• 17

17

223

1S9

•i

90
2

2

6

4

29

1

7

7

8

12
11

11

1

5

-4

4

7

1

3

76

24

31

254

178

2

172

2

126

2

7

4

450

37

1

4

19
3

12

6
2

S

1
1
16

22
3

1
74
10
15

1
14

1

3

4

13

52
.10

11
1
2

32
8

2

31

2
15

1
13

7

2

10

3

4

6

.... 8

4

3

6
11

1
3
5
1
8

3
2

1

14
16
2
4
5
4
14

1

::::::::, , -

i

6

2
2
5

10

1

1
2

i

1

1

'

2

3
3

2
6

1

1

1

1

2

CRIMINAL STATISTICS~1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

OfiFences againt properly with violence.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oii I'offense
a6t6

D6*
tenu

pour

Convictions.
Condam nations.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

l8t.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam -

nis

nia

line

deux

fois.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.
Empriaonn^a

With

No option.

the

—

option

Sans option.

of a
fine.

Un-

One

Sur

der

year

option

one

and

ontre

year

over.

la pri-

—

—

son

Moins

Vn

ou 1 'a-

d'un

anet

mendo.

an.

plus.

Burgla

ry.t

ouse

and shop-breaking— Con

tinued.

44
37

5
12

3

27
16
5
26
1

18
24
9
5
1
2
4

7
10
11
14

S
15
32
37
97
590

7
1

37
36

5
12

3

27
16
5
26
1
18
24
9
5
1
2
4

7
10
11
14

5
13
29
34
78
564

20
25
4
10

14

14
5

15
1
7

24
6
3
1

2

I

5
5

13
4
6
25
14
46
289

9
5
1
2
1

9

2

8
6

5

2

1
1

3

Norfolk, Ont

1

Northumberland and Durham,

4

8

m

5

6

12

i

14

1

4

7

3
12

3
2

3

2
1

6
4
3
1

5
2
5
11
104

1

Stormont, Dundaa and Glengarry,

2
4

1
5

5

1
3

1

2
2

15
21
171

1

3

1

2
3
3
19
25

2

1

33

4
1
92

10

York, Ont

1

57

1,317

98

2

1

1.216

736

205

275

84

150

126

Dauphin Man

6

182

3

32

6

174

3

32

5

114

3

3D

27

1

8

33

3

2

13

3

2

3

223

8

215

152

30

33

3

5

17

2
2
7
16
5
7
6
1

2
2
3
15
5
7
5
1

2
2
2
15
5
7
5
1

2

4
1

1

1
2

1
7
3
6
2
1

s

1

1

46

6

40

39

1

4

22

6

24
18
5
1
4
21

3
2

21
16
5

12

7
5

4
3

5
6

i'

2

7
3
2

2

1

4
21

4
15

1
3

Red Deer, Alta

2

4

10

73

6

67

43

9

15

7

22

2

Atlin, B C

5
28

1

2

3

28

1

3

10

1

1

2

16

1

1

STATISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

Dfelits avec violence contre la propri6t6.

Sentence.

Civil
Condition

Penitentiary.

Ages & Sexes.

. —

Com-

Etat civi

P&utencier.

mit-
ted to
Refor-

,

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

years

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

and

years

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

under

and

Life.

—

—

—

Moins

16 ans

21 ans

40 ans

Nou

Single.

ried

five.

over.

de

et moins

et moms

et plus.

donnfa.

ed.

—

—

De

En-

Autres

16 ans.

de21.

de40.

—

Deux

ans

Cinq

ans

mort.

voyfa

senten-

A vie.

C«i-

Ma-

En-

et

et
plus.

ma^K>ns

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-
taires.

rife.

de

R6for-

H.

f.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

mc.

Vol avec effraction, bris de

et de magasiod — Suite.

11

2

15
7
1
7
2

15
7
3
4

14
17

14
10
2

8
3

1

32
35
2
9
1

27
14

5
25

1

18
24

9

4

3

1
1
2

2

14
1

1

6

2

1
2

^ 1

4

5

2

1

16
7
2

14

1
18
3

6

5
2

4

5

7

2

2

1

2

5

10

2

1

10
9
2
1

21
9

4

1

1

2

2
2

6
2
g
9

2
2

7
9

n

11
1

13
25
32
58
535

" 1
" 1

2

1

1
S
1
3
1
5
3
1
16
54

1

4

1
2

4

5

2
1

4

1

2

1

4

5
3

4

1

3

17
27
54
312

1
10

4
37
323

4

7
15
28
20
170

2

1
1
5
10

2
1

15
17

3
7
29

3

2
4

37

3

89

21

111

635

526

6

462

1

161

....

17

1

41

1

1,110

65

.

*■

1

4
105

92

6
43
3

7

6

140

3

32

27

3

21

34

5

27

2

027

18

7

28

3

23

136

no

59

41

5

181

27

2

2
1
2

2

1
7
3
3

2
6

3
13
3
4
5
1

2
2
2

2
5
1

1

3

3

5

16

16

8

29

1

12
5

1

2

15
7

1

4

20
15

1

1

6

1

8

1
4

3

4
10

8

5

6

7

4

14

1

21

2

28

14

4

19

43

5

1

1
5

17

1
5

1
4

1
1

1

1
23

1

2

'

18

1 i to report for 6 months. — a II doivent ae rapporter pendant 6 t

CRIMIXAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against property with violence.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts juUiciaires oil I'offense
a ^t^ commise.

Condamnations.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

IS..

2nd.

Tota .

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n«s

n6s
deux

fois.

fois.

Pus
de2
r^idi-

Committed to Gaol.

With

No option.

the

—

option

Sans option.

of a
&ne.

—

Un-

One

Sur

der

year

option

one

and

entre

year

over.

apn-

—

—

Moins

Un

ou I'a-

d'lin

an ct

mende.

an.

pus.

Burglary, house and shop-breaking — Concluded.

70
59
M
S

6
7

1

64
52
13
g

50
15
9
5

6
5
3
3

8
32

1

8
5
2
3

ISS

16

169

93

19

57

19

2,650

283

5

1

2.361

1,539

354

468

104

331

Robbery and demanding with menaces.

Cape Breton. N.S

Halifas. N.S

Lunenburg, N.S

Pictou. N.S

Richmond, N.S

Totals of Nova Scot ii

Montreal. Que

Quebec, Que

Algoma. Ont

Carleton. Ont

Essex, Ont

Lambton, Ont

Lincoln. Ont

Perth, Ont

Temiskaming, Ont

Thunder Bay, Ont

Waterloo, Ont

Welland,Ont

Wellington. Ont

Wentworth, Ont

Totals of Ontario

Manitoba, Eastern

Saskatoon, Saak

Edmonton. AUa

Lethbridge, Alta

Vancouver. B.C

Victoria. B.C

Totals of Canada

Robber

V, highway.

1

1

2
2
22

2
2
18

1
2
16

1

1

2

4

2

14

1

27

5

22

19

3

14

4

STA riSTlQUE CHIMIN ELLE~1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

olence centre la propri^tfi.

Sentence.

nivil

Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages & Sexes.

Pfenitencier.

Com-
mit-
ted to
Refor-

Etat civil.

j

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

years

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

and

years

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

Life.

—

—

—

Moins

16 ans

21 ans

4:) ans

Non

Single.

dow-

five.

de

et moins

et moins

et plus.

donn^.

ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

Autres

16 ans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

—

Deux

Cinq

mort.

voyfe

senten-

ans

ans

A vie.

ces.

cai-

Ma-

En-

et

et

w.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rife.

veu-

moms

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

vage.

de

Rfefor-

H.

K.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Vol

ivec effracti

on. bris de

»ns

;tde

magasins

— F

n.

7

1

2
1
5

41

ii26

4

4

27
8
7
1

2

20
39
6
4

10
5

4

1

58
25
13
4

5

2

3

4

U

4

14

92

49

2

87

23

4

4

124

12

258

S6

217

1,177

915

10

377

3

421

6

42

1

85

1

2,061

164

2

Vol et demandes avec menaces.

7

5
3

2
1

3
4

1

1

4
1

2

2

2

2

4
1

1

2

1

10

2

3

2

13

4

2

10

S

7

9

8

11

20
2

2

29
I

3
1

1

1

1

1
5

6

1
1

5

2
3

2
3

1
1

2

1

o

2

1

2

1

' i

2

2

!

i

6

5

2

1

10

9

1

1

14

5

1

1

5

1

5

1

1

1

2

2

10

2

1

9

1

5

1

9

5

1

1

1

36

18

2

14

33

1

57

2

5

4

2

66

28

Vol de grand chemin.

1

1

1

2
7

2
2
14

3

9

2

4

3

1

1

10

9

2

18

4

I 7 to report. — 7 doiventserapporter.

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

} against propsrty with vialenc?.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oii I'offense
a 6t£ commise.

Num-
ber of
charges.

Nom-

bre
d'accu-

sations.

Condam nations .

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n6s

nts

une

fois.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.
Empri8ono6s.

Sur
option
entre
la pri-

No optic
Sana opti<

year.
Moins

One
year
and
over.

Robbery, assault and

1
1

36

56

1

1

1

1

9
26

27
27

10

27

7

10

1

1

15

3

M

36

3

55

38

7

10

1

17

26

1

1

1

20

16

4

4

4

115

52

3

60

43

7

10

1

21

26

Warehouse and freight, car breaking.

2

2

1
1

1
1

1
1

8
10

1
2

7
8

5

i

2

5
5

2

40

40

20

2

18

1

3

3

1

2

2

2

■

2

02

67

8

59

36

3

20

10

1

-

I Jury disagreed — Le jury ne s'est pas accord^.

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Dfelits avec violence centre la propri6t&.

Penitentiary.
P6ni tender.

years

Five
years
and

Cinq

ana
et
plus.

Com-
mit-
ted to
Refor-

16 years
and

under 21.

21 years
and

under 40.

et plus.

Mar-

Single.

ried.

C«i-

Ma-

ba-

rifs.

taires.

\o\ avec voiea de fait.

1

1

2
1

25

8

2
19

27
20

1

7

1

3

34

21

48

7

1

1

3

1

1

3

1

3

37

23

50

10

Bris d'entrepots et de wagons de fret.

1
1

1

1

2

2
8

5

3

7

1

15

10

9

21

19

21

1

1

21

20

17

1

11

28

2

30

27

lOd— 4

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences agaiiuit property without violence.

Judicial Districts in which
oUcncc con.mitteU.

Districts judiciaires oil I'offense
a fetfe coramise.

Sentence

Convictions.

Committed to Gaol.

D6-

tjiined

Condamnations

Emprisonn&j.

for
Lu-

With

No option.

Con-

Con-

the

—

victed

victed

Reite-

option

Sans option.

let.

2nd.

rated.

of a
fine.

D^-

—

—

—

—

Un-

One

Total.

Sur

der

year

pour

Con-

Con-

Pus

option

one

and

cause

dam-

dam-

de2

entre

yeir.

over.

de

n«s

n£s

rfci di-

la pri-

—

—

une

deux

ves.

son .

Moins

Un

fois.

tois.

oul'a-
mende.

d'un

anet
plus.

Bringing stolen goods into Canada.

2
2

2
2

2
2

St. Francis, Que

1

1

1

2
4

2
4

2
4

1

2

1

1

Calgary , .\lta

1
12

1

1

1

12

12

1

3

2

Embezzlement.

Algoma, Ont

1
1

4

1
1
3

1

1

3

Weyburn, Sask

1
1

1

1

1
1

3

3

11

4

7

1

2

3

Queens.P.E.I

2

2

2

2

Halifax, N.S

Lunenburg, N.S

5
2

5

2

5

2

1

1

2
8

02
6

St. John, N.B

2

2

89
14
S

36
3
4

63
11
1

28
11

6

19

3

8
1
1

1

.St. Francis, Que

108

43

65

40

6

19

3

10

1

Al om O t

2
1
3
34
3
3
1
1
3
1
4
1
3
4
3

1
1

8

1

1

1

3
25
3
3
1
1
2
1
3

3
12
3
3
1
1
2

2

3
3

1

3

10

9

1

1

1

1

1
1

3
4
3

3
4
3

2
1

1

Lanark, Ont

i

1 Jury disagreed.— 1 le jury ne a'eat pas accord^.

STA TISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i

Dalits sans violence centre la proprifetfe.

Sentence.

Civil
Condition.

Penitentiary.

.\ges & Sexes.

Com-

Pfeni tender.

mit-

ted to
Refor-

Other

Under

13 years

21 years

Two

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

Five

Death.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

given.

and

years

—

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Life.

—

—

—

Moins

16ans

21ans

40ans

Non

Single.

ried.

dow-

five.

de

et moins

et moins

et plus.

donnfe.

ed.

Deux

—

De

En-
voyfe

Autres
senten-

16ans.

de2I.

de 40.

—

—

—

A vie.

Ct\i-

Ma-

et

et
plus.

maisons
de

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-
taires.

rife.

vage.

de

RMor-

H.

¥.

U.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Dfetournement.

Effets volfe apportfe s

u Canada

2

2
2

2

1

1

1

2

1

1
3

1
1

1

3

1

1

2

n

6

9

3

•■■ 1 ■

3 3

1

1 1

6 1 ... 6

-

Faui prSteites.

1

1

2

1

1

4

2

1

1

2

.

2

1

1

2

2

1

24
10

5

2

1

39
9

1

1

5
1

1

32
5

1

20
5

1

2

1

34

5

3

49

1

6

1

38

25

1

1

1

3

12
1
3
1

1

2
1

17

2

1
1

17
2
3
1

6
1

1

1

1

1

2
1
3

2

2
1

1

1
1

1

1

2

1
3

1

2
2
1

1
2

1

2
2
2

1

2
I

lOd— 41

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against property without violence.

Judicial Districts in which
oflence committed.

Districts judiciaires oil i'offense

De-

Num-

tained

ber of

Ac-

for

Char-

quit-

Lu-

ges.

ted.

nacy.

Nom-

Ac-

De-

bre

quit-

tenus

d'accu-

t*s.

pour

sationa.

de
folic.

M. 1 F.

Convictions.
Condam nations.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

Ist.

2nd.

Total.

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nte

nte

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2

r^cidi-

Committed to Gaol.
Emprisonn6a.

With

No option.

the

—

option

Sans option.

of a

fine.

—

Un-

One

Sur

der

year

option

one

and

entre

year

over.

la pri-

—

—

son

Moins

Un

mende.

d'un

anet
plus.

False pretences— Conc?u(/erf.

Leeds and Grenville, Ont

Lennox and Addington, Ont

Lincoln. Ont

Nipissing. Ont

Norfolk. Ont

Northumberland and Durham,

Ont

Oxford. Ont

Parry Sound, Ont

Peel. Ont

Perth, Ont

Peterborough, Ont

Prescott and Russell, Ont

Prince Edward, Ont

Simcoe, Ont

Stormont, Dundaa and Glengarry

Ont

Sudbury, Ont

Temiskaming, Ont

Thunder Bay. Ont

Waterloo, Ont

■Welland. Ont

Wentworth, Ont

York, Ont

Totals of Ontario

Manitoba Central

Manitoba Eastern

Manitoba Western -

Battleford. Sask

Kindersley, Sask

Melville. Sask

Moose Jaw, Sask

Moosomin, Sask

Regina, Sask

Saskatoon, Sask

Swift Current, Sask

Weybum. Sask

Yorktdh, Sask

Totals of Saskatchewan . . .

Athabaska, Alta

Calgary, Alta

Edmonton, Alta

Lethbridge, Alta ,

Macleod, Alta

Medicine Hat. Alta

Red Deer. Alta

Stettler. Alta

Wetaskiwin, Alta •

Totals of Alberta

Atlin, B.C

Kootenay, B.C

Vancouver, B.C

Victoria, B.C

Westminster. B.C

Totals of British Columbii

Totals of Canada

1
1

3

8
2

3
6
8
3
4
2
1
2
2

1
16

3
12
14

6
40
52

1

1

1
8

1

2
6
7
2
3

1

1
1

1
14

1
8

3

1

1

1
6
7

1
1

1
1
1

1
14

1

6

1

1

2

1

2

2

1

1
1

2
3
2
5

4

10
9
6
35
29

7
4
6
14
28

1

1

2
4

7

i

6

1

1
5

ii

10

1

5
22

2
1

19

3

1

5

257

61

3

193

142

9

42

35

42

20

2
9
4

2
5

1

1
4

1

1

1

1

1
1

4
3

1

7
1
2

10
1
14
13
4
8
2

1

6

2
7
1
14
11
4
8
1

5
1
2
3
1
13
10
3
8
1

1

5

2

i

1

3

1

3

7

1
6
5

1

1
1

2

'"'i'

1
2
7
1

1

62

7

55

47

3

5

18

21

1

2
44

17

i
1

1
1

1

i

1

19
8
2

1
24
9
2

1
1
1

1
13
6
2
1
1
1

6

1

5
2

1
1

1
1

5
3

I

i

3

1

1
2

73

33

1

39

25

7

7

4

10

4

2
9
24
9

1

1

1
9
15
9
1

1
4
8
5

1

1

6
4

6

2

1

4
5
3

2
1

1

8

1

1
2

45

9

1

35

19

4

12

3

17

4

579

168

5

406

290

31

85

66

103

32

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau I.

D«Uts sans

violence centre la

propri6t^

Clause m.

Sentence,

Civil

Ages & Sexes.

P&iitencier.

Com-
mit-

Etat civil.

ted to
Refor-

1

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

Five

Death.

tories.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

—

—

—

—

—

Life.

—

—

—

Mains

16ans

21 ans

40 ans

Single.

ried.

dow-

five.

de

et moins

et moins

etplus.

donn^.

ed.

Deiuc

Cinq

—

De
mort.

En-

Autres
senten-

16ans

de21.

de40.

—

—

—

A vie.

aux

ces.

et

et

maisons

M.

K.

M.

K.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rite.

veu-

moms

pluB.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

vage.

de

Raor-

H.

V.

U.

i\

H.

F.

U.

h:

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Faux prfetextes — Fin.

1

1

1

5

1
6

1

1
3

1

1
3
5

4

1

3

1

1

1

1

1
4
4

1

■3
1

1
1

2

1

2

1

1
1

1

3

2

2

1

1
1

1
10

1

.

14

2
3
4
17
5

1

1
2
4
1

i

6
1

1
25
20

3
6
2

1

3
3

4
6
4
21

18

i

1
1
3
6

2

3

12
9

3

1

2

2

86

3

2

15

5

98

5

25

39

1

75

77

6

1

2

2

1

1

"4
1

3
1

2

1

1
1

S

1

1

2

5

2

1
5
5

1
1

7

1
8
10
1

1

8
5

2
4

2

4

1
1

2

1

3
7
1

1

1

14

U

2

17

2

22

1

29

3

14
2

1

1
1

1
9
3

1

3

20
8

15
6

2
1

1

1

1

1

3

18

3

28

1

3

3

1

13

22

1
2
5
9

1
8
6
2
1

i

7
2

1
3
7

6

3

1
1

1

1

6

6

5

1

1

17

1

9

8

18

11

36

2

3

164

10

3

36

7

215

8

49

75

3

179

147

7

CRIMINAL ST A riSTICS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against property without violence.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oil I'offense

Convictions.
Condamnations .

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nta

deux

foiB.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.
Kmprisonn^a.

option
of a

fine.

No option.
Sans option.

One
year
and
over.

Feloniously receiving and in possession of stolen goods.

Queens, P.E.I

2

1

2

2

2

3
1
5
3
7

2
1
2
3
6

2
1

2
3
5

2

3

2

2

1

1

1

19

5

14

13

1

3

4

6
4
2

04

2
4
2

2

2

4

2
4
2

76
9
1
1
1

2

4

2

4

t
4

Iberville. Que

2
41
3

Montreal. Que

Quebec. Que

St. Francis, Que

St. Hyacinthe. Que

Three Rivers, Que

3

1

32
5
1
1
1

24
5
1

1

8

4

1

5
2

1
1

96

46

4

46

38

8

7

12

. „

8
6
10
8
7
3
1
3
3
1
5
4
3

2
3
1

10
4
1
1
2
1
5
4

32
5

12

11
7

70

2
5
3
2

1

6

6

1

7
6
7
2

6
6
7
2

1

2

I

1

3

1
1
1

2

2
3

1
3
2
3

2
3

i

2
2

1

2

y 'Jr f~.''

2
1

1

I

T ■ nin' Out

1

1

1

1
1

2

Northumberland and Durham,

2

1
1

1

Ontario. Ont

OiJord. Ont

Parry Sound, Ont

1
9
4
1

1

8
4
1

1

1

2
4

1

1

2

2

1

1

'

C- * Q j^ '

s

4
29
2

8
9
7
63

1
3

23
2
7
6
5

48

2
1

1

2

4

1
2

S. ■ i" „;„„ r)n*

3
3
4

1

18

i

1

1
3
2
7

4

4

1
16

8'

3
18

6

1

233

40

6

187

15S

22

10

60

34

5

Dauphin, Man

1

1

1

1

1

i

1 No Bill and 1 Jurj- disagreed.— 1 Non-lieu, et 1 le jury no s'est pas sccord6.

STATISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

Dalits sans violence, contre la propri€t6.

Sentence.

Civil

Condition.

Penitentiarj .

Ages & Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat civil.

P6u tender.

mit-
ted to
Refor-

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

years

Five

Death.

tories.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

and

years

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

under

and

Life.

Moins

leans

21 ans

40 ans

Non

Single.

ried.

five.

de

et moins

et moins

et plus

doon^.

ed

—

—

—

De

En-

Autres

16 ans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

Deux

Cinq

mort.

voyfe

senten-

j»IB

ans

A vie.

aux

ces

C«i-

Ma-

En-

et

et

M.

F.

M.

K.

M.

V.

M.

K.

M.

F.

ba-

rifa.

moms

plus.

de

—

.

—

—

—

—

taires.

de

RMor-

U.

K.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Recel et en possession d'efifets V0I63.

2

2

2

1

1

1

2
1
2

2

2
2
3

2
2

1

2

1
3

2

1

5

2

2

5

3

2

7

5

1

1
4

2

1

1

2
4
2

4

2

1

1

1
4

2
4

1

22

1
1

7

2

1

10
2

1
1

1

12
2

14
2

18
3

1

1

1

1

1

1

25

8

8

14

1

15

22

23

5

1

3

2

2

4

1

2
6
4

1
4

3
1
2

2

1
1
1
1

4

5
4
1

3

1
3

1

4
1

1
1

1
1

1
1

1

1
1

1

2

2

1
1

3

1
2

2
1
2

1

1

1

1

1
3

1
2

3

3

1

1

3

4

5

1

1

1

2

1
3
8
1
4
5
3
28

1

4

1
2
7
2
7
3
3
45

4
1
19

2

1

IS
2
5
1
1
18

1
3

1

I

4

6

2
1
1
31

1
1
2
5

1
4
2
15

i

2

1
6

2

2
2
2

1

S

2

81

42

20

2

60

9

28

4

22

98

68

2

1

1

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— WW

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

0£FeDces against property without violence

Judicinl Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oii I'offense

Num-
ber of
Char-
ges.

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
tor
Lu-
nacy.

Nom-

bre
d'accu-
sations.

Ac-
quit-
tfe.

Dfe-

tenus
pour

dc
folie.

M.

F.

Convictions.
Condamnations .

Con-.

Con-

victed

Ist.

2nd.

Total.

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nfes

nta

deux

fois.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.
Empriaonn^.

Sur
option

la pri-

No option.
Sans option.

Feloniously receiving and in possession of stolen ecM^s— Concluded.

Fraud and conspiracy to defraud.

31
4

8

23
4

16
3

1
1

6

2

9

1

2

37

9

28

20

2

6

3

10

1
1
4
1
5
2
13

1

1
2

1

1
1

1

1

Melville. Sask

2
1
1

1

3
2
13

3
2
13

3

1
7

1

Wevburn, Sask

S

Tolala of Saskatchewan.. .

27

4

1

22

21

1

10

8

1

21

13
1
3
1
1

7
4

14
9
1

2
1

1

U
8
1

2

1
1

1

2

1

2
2
1

2
1
1

3
4

3

al

40

12

28

24

1

3

9

7

1
2
3
42
17
2
3

1
1
3
21
7
2
3

1

3
17

7

3

1

1

20
10

1

i

3

3

3
5
2

6

Yale. B C.

Totals of British Columbia

70

31

1

38

34

1

3

3

11

6

536

151

12

373

311

32

30

97

86

Halifax, NS

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

11
9

1

1
4

8

1

1
4

8

1

1

1

1
1

Quebec. Que

3

22

14

14

3

4

9
57
4
9
1
6
2
4
3
4
10

38

8
13
4
4
1
6
2

6
13
4
4

6

2

2

2
3
4
3

4

i'

1

Brant. Ont

6

Bruce, Ont

1

1

Grev. Ont

3
3
9

3
3
7

2

1
6

bi

1

Hastings. Ont

2

b No Bill— Non-lieu.

STATISTIQUE CRI MIX ELLE— 1919 57

SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

DfeUts sans violence, centre la proprifetfe.

Seotence.

Civil

Ages & Seies.

Com-

tedto
Kefor-

1

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

4 0 years

%Not

years
and

Five
years

Life.

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.
Moins

under 21.
leans

under 40.
21 ans

and over
40 ans

given.
Xon

Single.

Mar-
ried.

Wi-
dow-

de

et moins

et moins

et pljis.

donnfe.

ed.

—

Cinq

—

De
mort.

En-
voyfe

Autres
senten-

16 ans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

—

A vie.

c«u-

Ma-

Kn-

m&isons

M.

V.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

ba-

rifa.

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

vag-

de

Raor-

H.

K.

U.

i:

U.

F.

H.

F.

a.

t:

cinq.

me.

1

Fraude et conspiration de fraude.

Recelet

en possession

d'effets volfes— Fin.

10
3

S

8

1
2

7

1

1

1

1

14

2

5
2

3

13

5

8

3

8

2

1

1

16

8

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2
2
12

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

18

1

3

3

2

2
1

7
3

2

3
3

10
5

4
4

1

"i'

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

2

3

11

2

6

1

3

2

15

9

1

1

1

1
1
3
5
2

3
9

2

1

2

7
2

2

n

2
2

1

13

5

3

3

2

1

3

17

11

3

17

1

4

2

17

12

4

3

152

74

45 1 2

111

23

60

7 1 48

3

183 1 130

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1
2
3

3

4

4
3

2
4

1

3

1

"i

7

1

4

1

1

6

6

5
o9

1

4

1

3

1

2

1

1

6
5

1

2
7
2

1

1
3

i

1

1

2
1

5

1

1

1

1

1
1
3

3

1.

1

2
3

2
5

1
1

2

2

1

58

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against property without violence.

ludicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oil 1 'offense
a 6t6>

Num-
ber of
Char-

Ac-
quit-

De-
tained
for
Lu-

ges.

ted.

nacy.

Nom-

bre
d'accu-
sations.

Ac-
quit-

tfa.

De-
tenu
pour

de
folie.

M.

F.

Con\-iction9.
Condam nations.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nfe

nte
deui

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
rfecidi-

Committed to Gaol.
Etnprisonnda.

With

Noo

the

option

Sanso

of a
fine.

—

Un-

Sur

der

option

one

entre

year.

la pri-

son

Moina

ou I'a-

d'un

mende.

an.

Fraud and conspiracy to delr&ud—Concluded.

1
2
I

1
4
2

1

8
2

2
1

I
13
1
S
7
10
1
5
5
1
25
S9

1

1
1
1
1
4
2
1
1
g
2

2

1
I
8
1
5
7
7
1
4
4
1
23
77

1
1
I
1
4
2

1
8
2

2

1
1
7
1
4
7
7
1
4
4
1
15
66

1

1

7
2

Northumberland and Durham,

1

1

3

2

1

1

1
4
6
3
1
2
3
1
8
6

1

3

1

1

1

Welland. Ont

Wentworth, Ont
York. Ont

1
11

....

ml

8

. 8
3

5
43

4

6

298

69

11

1

217

191

13

13

72

53

2
47

2
41

2
25

2
4

Manitoba. Eastern

5

1

6

10

4

2

2
1
3
3

1
1

24
5
4

10
1
6
2
2
3

2
1
3
3
1

2
1
3
3
1

3

3

1

Melville, Sask

1
4
2

1
5

20
3
3
5

1
4
2

2

19
3
3
5

1
2
2
1
2

1

20
2

1
2

2

1
1
2

2

1

1

1
1

1

2

68

17

51

48

1

2

34

6

2

2
23
4
6
2
2
1
2
1

2
17

1
6

2
16

1
6

1
1

6
3

1

13

1
6

1

Peace River. Alta

1
1

2

1

1

1

2

2

2

1

43

14

29

28

1

23

2

4

12

1

4
6

2

4

2
2

3

4

1
2

5
1

Yale, B.C

499

119

366

316

25

25

145

72

STA TISTIQUE CRIMISELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

59

) violence contre la propri6t£.

r;i\-il

Condition

Penitentiary.

Ages & Seies.

—

Com-

Etat civil

P&iitencier.

mit-

ted to
Refor-

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Xot

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

and

years

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

under

Lite.

—

—

—

Moins

16 ans

21 ans

40 ans

Non

Single.

ried.

dow-

five.

de

et moins

et moins) et plus

donn6s.

ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

Autres

leans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

Deux

Cinq

mort.

voyfe

senten-

ans

.\ vie.

aui

ces

C«li-

Ma-

Kn-

et

et

maisons

M.

!•■.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

.M.

F.

ba-

nfe.

veu-

moms

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

— •

—

—

—

taires.

vage.

de

Raor-

H.

F.

U.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F;

cmq.

me.

Fraude et con^iration de fraude — Fin.

1

1

1

1

1

1
1
4
2

1

1

1

1

1

4

1

1

1
1

2
2

2

1
2

1

1

1

1
1

1

3

4

1

2

2

2

1

1

1

6

2

2

2

2

7

1

1

1

1
3

2

1
4

1

2
6
2

1

3

1
3

1

2

2
1

2

1

1
1

1
2

1

1

1
1
3

6
22

4

24

1

10
41

1
1

4

13
66

3
21

2

8

1

2

1

77

5

41

4

87

7

19

6

38

10

110

55

2
2

10

•

21

10

4

22

2

1

28

10

2

1

1

1

1

1
1

1

3
3

1

2

3

1

13
3

1

2

3

1
1

1

"i

1
1

1

i
■ 1

2

1

3
1

1
1

2

1

3

3

1
1
1

1

1

1

1

3

1

5

3

1

11

4

1

30

1

5

13

1

1

2
7

2

1

2

1

4

1

3

1

6

5

1

1

2

1

2

2

1

3

4

17

2

4

6

1

1
3

....

1
2

1

3

2

4

16

1

114

5

10

134

16

30

6

91

16

158

95

60

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against property without violence.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires ou I'offense
a 6t6 commise.

Num-
ber of
Char-

Nom-
bre

d'accu-
sation^.

Ao-
quit-

tenus

pour
cause

Convictions.
Condamnat ions

Con-

Con-

Wcted

-victed

1st.

2nd.

Total.

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n^

nte

deux

(ois.

fois.

Plus
de2
rfcidi-

Committed to Gaol.
Emprisonn^s.

With

the

option

No option.

Sans option.

Un-

One

der

year

one

and

year

over.

Moins

Un

d'un

anet

an.

plus.

Horse, cattle and sheep stealing.

3
2

1

3

3

1

1

1

1

4
3

1
2

2

1

1

2
2
2

4

2
1
2

1

1
1

1

1

1

3

1

1

i

Stormont, Dundas and Glengarrj-,

1

1

Wellington. Ont

1

Totals of Ontario

26

1

25

20

4

1

3

3

4

Manitoba, Eastern

2
1

1

1

Manitoba, Western

Battleford. Sask..
Cannington, Sask
Humboldt. Sask

2
2

2

1

1

1

1

4

1

1

2

i

1

12

6

6

6

3

1

10
2
6
2
2
1

2

8
2
3
2

4

2
3

1
1

1

2

2

1

2

1

3

1
2

2

1

1

23

6

17

12

3

2

1

5

3

4
3
2

o3
2

1
3

1

1

Yale, B.C

90

22

6S

54

7

7

7

14

10

Queens. P.E.I.

Annapolis. N.S

Antigonish, N.S

Cape Breton. N.S

Chichester. N.S

a 1 Jur>' disagreed. — 1 le jurj* ne s'est pas accords

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

Dfelitssa

IS violence centre la propri^t^.

Classe

m.

Sentence.

Civil
Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages & Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat civil.

Pfeni tender.

mit-
ted to
Refor-

1

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

years

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

and

years

—

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

Life.

—

—

—

Moins

leans

21 ans

40 ans

Non

Single.

ried.

dow-

five.

de -

et moins

et moins

et plus

donn6s.

ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

Autres

leans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

Deiu

Cinq

mort.

voy63

senten-

ans

ana

A vie.

aux

ces

C«i-

Ma-

En-

et

et

maisons

M.

¥.

M.

V.

jM.

V.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rife.

veu-

moins

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

vage.

de

R6for-

H.

F.

H.

V.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Vol de chevaux, b6tail et moutons.

1

2

1
1

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1
3

1
1

3
2

1
3

1

1

1

1

1

2
2

1
4
4
1

1

1
2

3

2
2

1

4

4

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

I

2

5

8

5

9

8

3

19

4

1

1

1
1

2

2

2

1
1

1

2

3

1

2

4

4

1

7
2
3
2

1

8
2
1
2
1
1

2

2

1
1

1

6

2

1

15

1

15

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

10

3

8

16

9

18

4

6

51

13

1

6

5

2

2

7

2

1
1
11
4

1

1

2
1
13
1

1

2

1
6

1

1
4
4

2

1

2

13

2

6

1

CRJMIXAL ST A TISTICS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against property without ^

Judicial Districts in which
ofTence committed.

Districts judiciaircs oil roffenso
a £t6 commise.

Num-
ber ot

Char-
ges.

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
for
Lu-
nacy.

Nom-

bre
d'accu-
sationd.

Ac-
<,uit-

t&j.

De-
tenus
pour

de
folie.

M.

F.

Convictions.
Condamnations.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

l8t.

2nd.

Total.

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam -

nes

n6s

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.
Kmprieonn6s.

With

No option.

the

—

option

Sans option.

of a
fine.

Un-

One

Sur

der

year

option

one

and

entre

year.

over.

la pri-

—

—

son

Moins

Un

ou I'a-

d'un

anet

mende.

an.

plus.

Theft— Condnuei.

7
1
4

203
1

3
12
20
5
1
1
24

7
1
3
150
1
3
9
15
5
1

7
1
3
137
1
3
9
10
5
1

2

4

1

Digbv, N S

J
47

Halifax, N.S

Inverness, N.S

6

13

2

24

8

Kings, N.S . .

2
2
8

3
4

3

3

Pictou, N.S .
Queens, N S

ml

2

3

1

1

24

24

5

1

Totals ot Nova Scotia

354

89

7

1

257

237

17

3

17

52

13

Carleton. N B

4
12

9

6
16

7
131
40
17

1
62

2
12

7

6
16

7
107
33
U

2
11

7
6
11
7
82
26

n

1
4
1
5
5

1

2

1

5

1

4

i'

St. John, N.B

024
6
6

5
2

20
5

2
8

1

Westmoreland. N.B

York, N.B

1

Totals ot New Brunswick.

243

41

1

201

163

13

25

11

27

2

.\rthab.iska. Que

3
5
8

10
1
1
6

19

9

1

1.613

46

6

215

17
7

47

14
5

25

2

1
5

8
8
1
1
6
7
8

1
5

8

1
1
6

7
7

1

Beauhcrnois, Que
Bedford, Que
Chicoutimi, Que

2
3

2

1

1

i

3
7

1

Iberville, Que

i

12
i
1
269
3
1

29

1

2

Montreal, Que

Ottawa. Que

16
2

1.328
41

4
182
17

6
39
12

5
10

946
35

4
178
14

6
33
12

5

8

184
3

198
3

71
4

302
17

4
22

9

15

24

2

Quebec. Que

4

4
3

7

3

1
7
2

4
1
5
1

St. Francis, Que

1

1

5

2

Terrebonne, Que

Three Rivers, Que

13

2

2

5

2,057

343

25

1,689

1,284

199

206

98

393

36

Algoma, Ont
Brant, Ont

89
67
33

326
8
94

151
57
20

41
18
7
56

4

2

ml

44
46
26

256
8
78

141
35
18
13

37
40
25

225
7
69

118
33
13
11

4
5

1
18

4

21
2
3
2

3

13

1
5
2

2

6
10

g
49

8
13
2
2
3

1
2
9

42
1
4

15
4

3

Carleton, Ont

14

14

10
8
19

6
2
3

9

3

1

1

Haldimand, Ont

14 1

2

1 Jury disagreed. — 1 le jury ne a'eat pas accord^.

6 2 No Bill.— Non-lieu.

STATISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

63

Tableau I.

\-iolence centre la propri6t6.

Sentence.

Ci^'iI
Condition

Penitentiary.

Ages & Seies.

Pgnitencier.

Com-
mit-
ted to
Retor-

Etat civi

Other

- Under

16 years

21 years

Two

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

years

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

under

and

Life.

—

—

—

Moins

16ans

21 ans

40 ans

Non

Single.

ried.

dow-

five.

de

et moins

et moins

et plus

donnfe.

ed.

Deul

Cinq

—

De

mort.

En-
voyfa

Autres
senten-

16ans.

de21.

de40.

—

.—

—

A vie.

C6U-

Ma^

En-

et

et
plus.

ma'sons
de

M.

f.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rife.

veu-
vage.

de

Rtfor-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Vol simple — Suite.

1

7

3

91

1
35

2

2

2
77
1
2

1
21

14

1

10

30

37

1

8

36

5

1

1
4
2
2

1

2
1
3
3

1

6

2

2

2

2

1

1
2

10
3

1

5
1

2

3

13

17

2

3

2

20

3

1

22

4

14

135

57

1

49

6

62

4

14

2

58

4

133

38

6

2
2
5

2
10

7

1
13

2
98
28

9

1

4

3
1

3
2

2

4

1

1

I

2

1

1

1
5

3

1
2

5

5
2

o88
7
9

1

12
2

21
6
3

1

1

2

2

11

13

42
21
5

2

31
6

1

4

6

1

9
5

1

2

26

3

17

115

74

2

53

2

45

5

7

1

9

3

170

18

1

5

3

1
5

2

5

2

3

3
5

6

1

1
6

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

4
7

1

1

2

1

3

3

1

1

7

»

81

10

72
5

768
9

544
12

22

201
5
1

39
1
2

12
7

10

395
16
2
71
8
1
23
3
3
2

52

2

3

96
3

10
2

4

....

3

4
3

1,045
28

2
147
11

4
25
10

3

8

269
10

1
29
6

1

13

4

43
6

90
2
1

16
2

43
6

3

2

1

2

2

1

2

2
2

1

12
2
2
2

2

4

2

I

3

3

5

107

21

136

898

616

26

279

19

535

57

117

8

29

3

1.300

341

21

12
1

25

33

8

139

7

56

104

628

8

c5

20
17

1
59

7
35
57

9

4

8
9
9
97

10

13
12

4
40

1
14
18

1

4

1
8

18

2

36
31
10

205
8
29

123
31
8
10

8
15

7
25

1

3
5

' 2

8
21

1

11

1
4

1

20
50
21

8
5

1

1

3

1

2

3

7

i

1

1

3
5
1
5
1

2

45
8
1
5
2

2

4

a 1 to hospita! and 3 to be deported. — 1 & I'hopital et 3 d^portfe.
mited to military authority — 2 remis aux autorit^ militaires.

b 10 to be whipped. — 10 peine du fouet. c 2 Con

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

OfTences against property without violence.

Judicial Districts in which

Districts judiciaires oil Toffense

D6-

tenus
pour

Convictions.
Condamnations .

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

lat.

2nd.

ToUl

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nis

n^

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
r^idi-

Committed to Gaol.

With

the

option

Sur
option
ontre
la pri-

No option.
Sans option.

year
Moins

Theft— Continued.

40
67
IS
78
76
78
23
38
15
51
3
135
18
45
25

23
22
34
57
19
40
72
IS
9
10
39
95

26
72
79
139

27
77
182
60
620
1,864

4
16
1

13
14
10
1
8
7
24
2
19
3
6
2

3
2
4
6
3
6
6

36
50
14
63
60
68
22
30

S
22

1
116
14
39
21

20
20
30
50
16
33
65
18
7
8
35
81

26
66
51

124
25
65

143
57

443
1,635

27
40
14
60
48
59
21
29

8
19

1
96
14
38
18

19
20
26
48
12
28
53
16
6
8
35
70

22
56
42

121
25
55

139
46

294
1,219

9
10

2
2
6

32
5

16
6
2

7
16

Hastings. Ont .
Huron. Ont .,

1

2
2

3

Kenora. Ont

2

7
4

1
1

1
5

5

8
3
6
6
7
3
4

1

5

2

1

1

Middlesex. Ont

13

7

5

9
3

3
7
8
27

1
41
10

5

a25

Muskoka. Ont

1

1
1

1

2

4
3

3
2

2

Northumberland and Durham,

Oxford. Ont

3

2
2

8

2

1

2

4

i'

1

1

1

4

6

3

Perth, Ont

2
2
2
14

6
16

7

5
23
10
24
2
5
14
19
81
531

2

9
21

1
7
4
58
3
10
58
23
42
152

3

1

10
6
3

8
3

3

Storraont, Dundas and Glengarry,

Ont

8

6
27
14
2
10
39
3
163
203

1
1

2

7
3
6
52
218

3

1

5

97

198

S

14

26

28

89

5.150

809

93

1

4,247

3,430

438

379

682

942

210

Dauphin, Man

14
60
609
1
56

3
11
56

1
7

11
49
548

11
46
419

3
13
68

3
7
68

1

2
66

1
63

4

Manitoba Eastern

5

12

49

42

4

3

i7

4

1

Totals of Manitoba

740

78

5

657

518

72

67

101

82

18

36
11
20
10
8
19
14
61
17
62

11
3

25
8
20
8
6
IS
9
35
17
56

25
8
20
8
6
15
9
34
17
49

22
5
16
7
5
7
2
19
13
22

2
3

1
1
4

9
2
18

1

Estevan. Sask... . . .

2
2
4
5
24

Kerr Robert, Sask

1

Melville, Sask

2

1

1

Moosomin. Sask

Prince .\lbert, Sask

66

4

3

3

a 1 to be deported.-

STA TISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

65

Tableau I

Dalits sans violence contre la proprifet^.

Sentence.

Civil
Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages and Sexes.

—

—

Com-

Etat civil.

P&iitencier.

mit-
ted to

Refor-

Other

tnder

16 years

21 years

Two

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

years

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over.

given.

and

vearg

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

under

and

Life.

—

—

—

Moins

16ans

21 ans

40 ans

Non

Single.

ried.

dow-

five.

over.

de

et moins

et moins

et plus

donnas.

ed.

Deux

Cinq

—

De

mort.

En-
voyfei

Autres
senten-

16ans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

—

A vie.

C61i-

Ma-

En

et

et

maisons

M.

V.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rife.

veu-

moins

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

talres.

de

R«or-

H.

F.

a.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Vol simple — Suite.

2

1

1
12

20
17

8
18
41
42

9
17

14
1

67
9

25

10

14
6
21
10
9
o25
621
5
2
2
7
37

9
c31
33
30

13
50
55
(fl4
255
769

8
16
2
16
15
23
6
6
2
S

32
4
4
4

3
3
3

21
15

15

15
22
6
12

9

12
144
562

2
2

2

1
1

i
7
38

10
13
8
7
25
16
8
14

5

40
3

20
9

9

5
10
21

9
11

5

i
2
4

31

IS
10

9
20
2
16
30
21
130
442

3

....

5
...

1

1

1
4

i

1

IS
10
1
3
16
17
3
6
1
4

25

1
6
4

6
4
8
8
1
10
18
2
3
2
6
8

3
22

7
24

1

29
38
11
26

40
44
17
22
6
13

90

8
24
16

14
10
20
32
13
24
42
16

5

16
55

18
43
37
42
14
39

38

325

1.347

7
6

"4
16
13

■ 4

1
8
1
18

14
3

3
4

9
9
1
9
22

2
1
1
9

6
4
8
23

6
3
32

1
7

1

1

2
6

2

1
4
1
19
2

1

if
19

....

1
1

3

1

i

1

....

1

1

3

4

2

1

3
2
4
3
3

' 1
6
■4
2

1
5

1

1

1
1

1

I

2

1

1

.,

1

:i

6

6

1

1

■■3I 2

II .
3 !

, :,

3
1
1
2

2
U

I
4
4

7

3
1
26
48

1

6
4

5
12
1

1

1

1

1 1 . . . .

I
1

1
7

3

1

19
5
59
11
9
43
6
29
32

1

3

1
5

1 '

2

e

3
8

..'

.

1

4
4

2
52

19
24
13

68
306

2

28
92

7
12

70

1

4
36

18

24

13

84
242

10

1

89

9

172

2.143

1236

59

U13

94

781

190

220

50

388

16
27

16

16

i

3,102

5
28
322

712

4
2

21

4
21
375

3

6

262

19

1
19

4
4
72

1
15

1^
93

i

33

2
4
18

i

8

5

5

170

10

17

8

12

32

8

6

33

417

288

19

88

17

124

34

24

9

53

1

387

188

2

2

23
8
19
8
5
12
6
13
16
Z7

2

1

1

1

1
2
3
15

1
1
1
6

3
6

1

2

2

4
2
11

5

2

....

16

2

S

12

4

I

3

11

16

1

a 2 deported, undesirable. — 2 d^portfe.^,
military authority. — 1 remis aux autoritSs

lOd— 5

96

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against property without violence.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oO 1
a ktk commise.

Num-
ber of
charges.

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
for
Lu-
nacy.

Nom-

bre
d'accu-
sations.

Ac-
quit-
t«s.

De-
tenus

pour
cause

de
folic.

M. F.

Condamnations.

Con-

Con-

>-icted

^-icted

l3t.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

ii6s

nte

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.

Gmpriaonnte.

With
the

option
of a
fine.

Sur
option
eotre
la pri-

No option.
Sans option.

Thett—Concluded.

Theft from the person.

138
126
18
36
75
12
43

10
16
6
6

4
1
4

1

127
110
12
30
71
11
39

124
91
12
27-
71
11
39

3

8

11

49
29

5
16
38

7
29

40
38

13

5

2

1

Totals of Saskatchewan.. . .

706

104

3

599

566

IS

15

291

152

19

40
273
156
33
25
37
4
10
5
11

8

65
45

7
ol

5

32
185
107
26
24
32
4
6
5
9

31
143
87
23
24
30
4
6
5
7

1
26
11

2

16

9

1

13
45
24
4
15
21
1
4
4
2

10
70
21
13

2

23
4

2

4

2

2

594

137

27

430

360

42

28

133

128

20
9
38
23
331
74
46
28

3

1
3
1
64
13
3
4

17
8
34
22
251
59
43
24

17
8
29
22
185
54
39
22

1
6
5
9
20

5

16

Kootenay, B.C

Nanaimo, B.C .

I

4

1

10
61
17
14
12

4

16
2

38
3
2
2

28
2
2

Yale. B C

Totals of British Columbia

569

92

19

458

376

49

33

53

137

15

Yukon

3

3

3

2

10,425

1693

180

2

8,550

6,944

850

756

1.389

1,914

342

Halifai, N.S

3

2

1

1

■'

79
3
1
2

33

1

4

42
2

1
1

30
2

i'

9

3

13

1

1

85

35

4

46

33

10

3

13

9
5

1
1
1
3
1
3

8
2

1
3

1
1
1
2

1
3

1
1

i'

I

Carleton, Ont

Norfolk, Ont

1
1

1
1

1

1

Sudbury. Ont

2

2

d Nolle prosequi.

STA TISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

67

Tableau i.

Dalits sans violence contre la propri^t^.

.

Civil

Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages and Seies.

—

Com-

Etat civil.

P&ii tender.

mit-
ted to
Refor-

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

years

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

and

years

—

—

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

under

and

Life.

—

—

—

Moins

I6ans

21 ans

40 ans

Non

Single.

ried

dow-

five.

over

de

et moins

et moins

et plus

donn6s.

ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

Autres

16 ans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

— .

Deui

Cinq

mort.

voyfe

senten-

ftTlS>

ans

A vie.

auz

ces.

Cfeli-

Ma-

H;n

et

et

plus.

de

M.

J)'.

M.

j!'.

M.

V.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-
taires.

rife.

vage.

de

R6for-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

V.

U.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Vol simple — Fin.

1

30
38
2
4
19

26
36
2

1

4
2

21
19
1

4
11
3
5

1
3

....

1

4
3

1

1

"5

64
41

8
22
68

7
25

7
...

1
6

42
50
4
4
8
1
2

16
16

1

3

1

2

1

3
4
3
6

1

1
2

4

1

10

1

126

1

81

6

97

10

16

8

362

18

141

75

7

a53

43

4

2
8
3
1

1
4

9

54
50
8
1
13
4

22

1

4

26
3

■5

19
30
14
12
17
5

1
11

1
3
3

5
82
54

7

3
14

1

7
67
25
6
1
10
3
1

6

1
1

40
22
5
2
6

5

1

13

6

2

.

1
2

1

5
5
5

1

3

2

2

,

U

126

7

2

76

6

142

24

37

5

112

19

168

122

8

2

3
7
6

22
6

10
5
6

i

7

6

2
14
2
146
627
16
8

2

2

4

1

6

8

6

2

20

8

1

9

2

6
4
6

87
17
14
2

2

58
16
9
2

6

64
9
S

12

11

14
5
2

1

3

"i

1

208
26
29
6

33
10
2
9

1

1

3

1

3

17

3

18

215

124

3

91

6

106

19

29

5

65

10

296

68

4

c\

1

2

1

292

41

390

4,182

2407

113

1932

156

1895

343

464

88

1078

74

5,705

1.564

89

Vol 8ur la

personne.

1

1

1

11

4

10

1
1

10

17

1

5

9

1

1

24

1
1

1

16
1

2

1

1

1

12

4

12

11

19

5

10

1

27

17

2

1
1

1
1

1
1
1
2

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

1
I

2

2

2

2

I 2 pending deportation.

lOd— 54

£8

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against property without violence.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciairea oil I'offense

Num-
ber of
charges.

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
for
Lu-
nacy.

Xom-

bre
d'accu-
sations.

Ac-
quit-

t&i.

pour
cause

folic.

M.

F.

Convict ionfl.
Condam nations.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

Ist.

2nd.

Tnt«l

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nte

n«8

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
rfecidi-

Committed to Gaol.

Empri sounds.

No option.
Sans option.

One
year
and
over.

In

an et
plus.

Theft from the peraon— Concluded.

Theft of registered bttera and othe

1
2
16

1
2
14

1
1
10

1

1

1

2

3

3

6

43

15

28

21

4

3

4

8

Manitoba Eastern

15

2

1

12

11

1

2

4

2

3
1

2

1

1

1

Calgary, Alta

16
6

12
1

1

3
5

3
5

<i3
1

1
15

1

4

1
4

7

4

1

3

ISS

76

U

101

80

14

7

6

30

4

1
2

Halifax, N.S

2

1

■1

St.John. N'.B

1

1

4
2

4
1
2

1

1

Algoma, Ont

1
1
2
1
2

1

1
2
1
2

York, Oiit

1

7

1

6

1

2

2

1

7

7

1

5

Vancouver, B.C

3

3

3

32

4

28

20

2

6

2

2

ive 10 lashes.— A recevoir 10 coups de fouet.

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

D61its sans violence contre la proprifitfe.

Sentence.

Civil
Condition.

Penitentiary.

.\ges and Sexes.

—

—

Com-

Etat civil.

Pfenitencier.

mit-
ted to
Refor-

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Two

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

Years

Five

Death.

tories.

ces

Years

under 21.

under 40.

and over

and

years

—

—

—

Mar-

Wi-

under

and

Life.

—

—

— .

Moins

16ans

21 ans

40 ans

Non

Single.

five.

over

de

et moins

et moms

et plus

donnas.

ed.

Deux

Cinq

—

De

mort.

En-
voy6s

Autres

16 ana.

de21.

deiO.

—

-

—

A. vie

^Tes*"

CkM-

Ma-

En

et

et

maisons

M.

K.

M.

V.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rife.

veu-

moins

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

taircs.

de

R«or-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Vol sur la personne — Fin.

Vol de lettres recommandfees et autres mati&res postales.

1

1

2
3

2

2
6

1

4

2

1

6

1

8

4

1

8

4

4

1

11

3

5

13

15

1

1

2

1

1

10

6

5

1

1

•

3

1

3
1

3

1

2

1

4

1

1

1

2

2

2

17

5

'

27

5

17

3

46

10

18

1

1

62

45

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

3

1

2
1

2

1

I

2

2

\

1
1

1

»

,

1

2

2
1
2

1

1

1

2

2

2

2

1

5

1

1

1

1

1

1

7

7

1

2

2

1

2

1

15

1

2

6

5

11

9

1

1

1

20

7

CRIMINAL STA TISTlCS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Malicious ofPencee against property.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires 06 I'offense
a 6t€ commise.

Convictions.
Condamnations.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

l9t.

2nd.

Total

~

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nte

nis
deux

fois.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.

With

the

option

Sur
option

entre
la pri-

No option.

Sans option.

Un-

One

der

year

one

and

year.

over.

Moins

Un

d'un

an at

an.

plus.

Arson and attempt to commit arson.

Malicious injury to horses and cattle, and other wilful damage to property.

3

1
1
3

2

1

1

.

HalUax, N.S

1

1

1
2

2

2

2

9

1

1

1
3

1
3
1
1

1
1

2
4
2
2
2
3
1
10

/I

8
1

1

6
1

1

2

1

1
2
1
2

1
1
1
1

1

1

1

1

1

Northuiuberland and Durham.

■ • V ■ ■

ml

2

2

2
3

2
3

1

8

8

38

14

1

1

22

20

2

3

5

4

4

,1

1
2

1

1

J

1

1

1

2
1
1

1

1

1

73

26

2

2

43

38

4

1

3

S

Queens, P.E.I

1

1

1

1

6
1
33
2
1
S

2

4
16

2

4
1

13
1

1
2

4

Digby, N.S

Haliftu, N.S

17

1

3

5

3

Queens, N.S

3

Totals of Nova Scotia

48

23

25

22

3

9

3

1
3

1
3

1
3

York, N.B

3

STATISTIQl'E CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau I. Dommages malicieui b, la propriit*. Classe iv.

Sentence.

Ages and Sexes.

CiWl
Condition.

Etat civil.

Penitentiarj'.
P6ni tender.

Death.

De

mort.

Com-
mit-
ted to
Refor-

tories-

En-
voyfe

ma^^n>,

Raor-
me.

Other
Senten-

Autrea
senten-
ces.

1 1

Single.

C«li-

ba-

taires.

Mar-
ried.

Ma-
rifa.

Two
years
and
under
five.

Dem

et
moins

de
cinq.

Five

years
and
over.

Cinq

et
plus.

Life.
A vie.

Under

16
years.

Moins

de
leans.

16 years

and
under 21.

16 ans

et moins

de21.

21 years

and
under 40.

21 ans

et moins

de40.

40 years
and over

40 ans
et plus

Not
given.

Non
donnas.

Wi-
dow-
ed.

M. F.
H. F.

M.

H.

F.
F.

M.

H.

F.
F.

M.

H.

F.
F.

M.

H.

F.

En
vage.

Incendie et tentative d'incendie.

1 1

1

1

1

1

...

,

2

1

1

6

6

1

I

7

1
1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

2

2

1

1

1

2

?,

2

■

1

1

1

1

1

2
2

1
2

2

1

1

1

6

4^

2

2 ' U

4

2

i

1

2

1

7

10

5

4

4

1

1

1

1

1

•

6

3

5 21

1»

4

7

2

4

1

9

26

8

Dommages maticieus aux chevaux et bestiaux et autres dommages volontaires k la propri6t6.

1

1

3

I

11
2

1

1
2

1
1
2

8

9

5

1

1
2

1

1

11

9

7

3

1

S

20

1

1
2

1
3

1

CRIMIXAL STA riSTICS—Un'J

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Malicious ofTences against property.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oO I'offense
a kik commise.

De-

tained

Num-

Ac-

(or

ber of

quit-

Lu-

charges.

ted.

nacy.

Nom-

Ac-

De-

bre

quit-

tenus

d'aocu-

t«8.

pour

sa.,o..

de
tolie.

.

M. F.

Convictions.
Condamnationa.

Con-

r„„-

\-icted

victcd

let.

2nd.

Con-

Con-

dam -

dam -

nks

nfe

une

deux

foib.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.

Emprisonnfii.

No option.
Sans option.

> injury to horses and cattle, and other wilful damage to property— Con/inufd.

89

1

1

1

Bedfbrd, Que

2
2
23

66
3
1
6

7

Montreal, Que .
Ottawa, Que
Pontiac, Que

58
1
1
6
1
7

4
2

4

5
1

1
1

Quebec, Que

1

1
2

2
1

2

Three Rivers, Que

115

30

S5

75

6

4

10

5

6

6

3

9

9

4
12

2

4
10

1

9

8

3

2

4

1

1
7
14
4
2
I
4
4.
1

1
1
4
1
21
2
9
7

4
2

1

5
2
3
10

5

i

9
8
4
5

3
10

5
2
1
9
7

Elgin, Ont

1

7

2
2
2

1

Huron,Ont

1
3

/I

5
8
3

4

8'
3

1

4

1

1

2
2

2
1

1

12

1

I

1

5
12

1
2

1

1
1

N'orthumberland and Durham,
Ont

2
2
3

5

OxJord, Ont

1
2

Peel, Ont

Perth. Ont

1
2

4
1

" I
1
3
1
20

2
4
1

1

1
3
1
20

7

2
4

Stormont. Dundas and Glengarry.

1
1
3

1

Welland,Ont

1

20

2

3
4

3
3

Totals of Ontario

177

37

1

1

138

137

1

82

9

1

6
2
36
4

1
6

2

4

28
4

6

4

2

"4
6

1

2
15

8

1

2

1

1

6

55

11

44

43

1

23

3

STATISTIQVE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

73

Tableau :

Dommages malicieux k la propri€t6.

Civil.

Condition.

Penitentiary.

Agesand Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat civil.

P6nit«nci2r.

mu-

ted to
Refor-

Two

Other

Under

IG years

21 years

years

Sent3n-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

Five

Death.

toriss.

C3S.

vears.

under 2 1 .

under 40.

and over

given.

Wi-

under

years

—

—

—

—

—

Jlar-

dow-

five.

and

Life.

—

~

Moins
de

16ans
et miias

et moins

40ans
et au-

Non

donn6s.

Single.

ried.

ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

Aatres

16ans.

de21.

de4n.

dessus.

—

—

—

Deux

voyfe

senten-

ans

A vie

aux

ces

cai-

Ma-

Hn

et

et

mai'^ons

M.

K.

M.

K.

M.

K.

M.

K.

M.

F.

ba-

riSs.

nioins

plus.

dc

—

—

—

.

taires.

cinq.

Rfefor-

H.

K.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

Dommages malicieux e

c et bestiaux, et autres dommages volontaires k la propriety— Sui(f.

1

1

1

1 1 I

GO

98

2

3

3
2

66

1
1
5

1
1

2

I

4 : 1

5

1

i

I

1

1

3

1

1

4

3

10

i

4 66

63

3

3

1

1

1

3

1

77

7

i .-..! 1

3

1

2

5
1

1
9
8

5

1
10

1

1

1

9

S
2

2

I

2

3

1
1
1

2

1

1

1

2
8

2

in

S

4
8
3

1

k

8
3

1

1
1

1
5

1

1

I.

1
1

11
1
2

1

4

1

12

• 1

2

1

I
1

2
4

'

2

1

1

1

1
1
1
1

11
2
6
5

1

2

1

2

1

4
2
3
3

16

1

2

3

1
1

2

1

1

2

44

50

26

60

4

1

7

104

10

3

4
2
10

4

4
1
18
2

1
5
2

13

1

10

1

•

1

5

j

6

6

17

in

^

'n

1

,

5

31

8

—

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, L 1920

Malicious offences against property.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires ou I'offense
a kik commise.

De-

Num-
ber of

lor
Lu-

quit-

charges.

ted.

nacy.

Nom-

Ao-

D^

bre

quil-

tenu

d-accu-

Vka.

pour

sations.

cause

de
toUe.

M. F.

Convictions.
Condamnations .

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

Ist.

2nd.

Total.

-

-

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nfe

nis

deux

fois.

(ois.

Committed to Gaol.

Empri5onn6s.

With
the

option
of a
fine.

Sur
option
entre
la pri-

No option.
Sans option.

One
year

Malicious injury to horses and cattle, and other wilful damage to property — Concluded.

Humboldt. Sask

2
1
2
4
2
7

1
1
1
2
1
2

1

1

Moose Jaw, Sask

1
2
1
5

1
2
1
5

1

1

Saskatoon, Sask

Totals of Saskatchewan.. . .

IS

8

10

10

2

1
8
8
1
2

1
3
3
1

5
5

3
5

1

1

2

1
3

2

2

1

1

20

8

12

10

1

1

3

5

4

1
3
2

4

4

1

Vancouver B C

1
2

1

3

1

3

1

Yale. B.C

12

4

8

8

1

Totals of Canada

450

121

1

1

327

310

12

5

129

30

2

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau I.

Dommages malicieux A la propri6t6.

Classe

''■

Sentence .

Civil
Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages and Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat civil.

P6nitencier.

mit-
ted to
Refor-

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

years

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

and

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

Wi-

under

years.

—

—

—

—

—

Mar-

dow-

five.

and
over.

Life.

—

—

—

Mo ins
de

16ans

21 ans
et moins

40 ans
et au-

Non
donnfe.

Single.

ried.

ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

Autres

16ans.

de21.

de40.

dessus.

—

. —

—

Deux

Cinq

mort.

voyfes.

senten-

A vie.

CMi-

Ma-

En

et

et
plus.

de

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-
taires.

rifes.

vage.

de

R«or-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

!■'.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Domniages malicieux aux cheva

; bestiaux, et autres dommages volontaires h. la propri6t6 — Fir

1

1

1
1

1

1

1

3

1

I

3

2

1

3

1

2

4

4

2

2

4
3

1

2
3

3

2

1

1

1

1

2

1

3

1

8

2

1

7

5

3

2

2

4

3

1

3

1

1

7

3

2

2

1

4

1

4

1

5

156

136

4

SI

1

95

2

14

1

23

252

33

CHI MI SAL STA TISTICS—WW

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Forgery and ofTencee against currency

Judical Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciairesou I'offense
a^t^commise.

De-

tained

Xum-
bor o!

Ac-
quit-

lor
Lu-

charges.

ted.

nacy.

Nom-

Ac-

De-

bre

quit-

tenus

d'accu-

tfa.

pour

xations.

de
folie.

M. F.

Convictions.
Condam nations.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total.

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nia

Bts

deux

fois.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.
Emprisonn^s.

Sur
option
entre
la pri-

Xo option.
' Sana option.

One
year

Forgery and uttering forged dorunients.

Cape Breton, N.S

2
1
9
1

2

1

2

1
7

1
2

1

2

1

Halifbi, N.S..

2

Lunenburg, N. 8

1

16

2

14

13

1

1

1
2

1

York. X B

2

2

Bed/drd, Que . . .

1
1

52
1
7

10

1
35

l'

24

1
5

Chicoutimi, Que

6

i'

1
4

17

2
1

5

5
9

5
5

1

2

2

3

72

21

51

35

8

8

2

8

5

4

1
2
12
1
5
1
2

1

3

1
1
1

1

1
12
2
1
12
1
9
2
3
2
1
1

3
7
3
2
4
1
16
37

2

2

1

1

1

1

2
10

2
7
1
3

1
2

1

i

3

1
1

2

»

2

2

4

2

2

1

1

1

1
I
3

1

Huron dnt

1
1

12

14
31

1
1
6
2

4

7

1
1
1

4
3

1
2'

3

2

1

3

N'ipissing, Ont

Norfolk, Ont

3

5

3
1

3

2
1

1
1

I

3

1

1

1
1
1
1
3
1

1
2
3

1

1

2

3
1

8
28

1

1

2
6

2
3

4

1
3

3
20

1

1

161

30

131

101

18

12

24

41

12

.

STATISTIQUE CRlMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

Faux et d^lits par rapport & la monnaie.

Sentence.

nivil

Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages and Sexes.

—

—

Com-

Etat ci^Hl.

Pfenitencier.

mit-
ted to
Refor-

1

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

years

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and i 40 years

Not

and

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

Wi-

under

years

—

—

—

—

—

Mar-

five.

and

Lile.

—

—

—

Moins
de

16 ans
et moins

21 ans
et moins

40 ans
etau-

Non
donn6s.

Single.

ried.

ed.

—

—

De

En-

Autres

16 ans.

de21.

de40.

dessus.

—

—

Deui

Cinq

mort.

voyfe

senten-

ans

ans

A vie.

ces.

C«li-

Ma-

En

et

et

maisons

M

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

K.

ba-

rt^

moms

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

cinq.

R«or-

H.

F'.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

Faux et Amission de faux dociunent^.

1

1

1
1

1

2

1
2
1
2
1

3

4
1

4

1

2

2
1

1

7

1 1

6

5

1

3

4

1

9

. 1

1

1

1

1

1

1

... . 1

1

1

..;. .

1
26

10 ' 2 1 1

'■ n ' '

7

2

12

23

2

4

3
S

4
S

1

4

12

2

22

9

4

35

3

21

29

.

1

1

1

1

1

1
2
1
3

1
6

1

2
6
1

1

1

2

4

1

3
1

1

5

1

;

1

2

.,

I

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

3

1

■

1

1

1

1

1

1

1
S

1

1
4
1
1
7

3

2

1

....

1
2

3

4

1

1

1 1 0

?

3

4

2
1
4

3

1

1
1

2

3

1

3

1

2

1
1
1
1

2

1
1

1

1

1

1
3

1
3
2

....

1
1

1

1

3
1
4
3

4

3

1
6
22

1

1
4
16

1

4

4
11

2

4
2

4

1

1

S
7

. .

4

g 2

7 ^7

7

1^

3S

7

S3

7

12

1

5

1

70

48

8

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Forgery and offences against ctirrency.

Judicml Districts In which
offence committed.

Districts judiciairea o\i I'offense
a 6t6 commise.

Num.

\
Ac-

ber of

quit-

charges.

t«d.

Nom-

Ac-

bre

quit-

d 'accu-

t&.

sations.

M.| F.

D6-
tenu
pour

Condamnations .

Con-

Con-

victed

\-icted

Ist.

2nd.

Total.

-

-

Con-

Con-

dara-

dam-

n6a

n«s

deux

fois.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.
Emprisonnto.

With

No option.

the

—

option

Sans option.

hne.

—

Un-

One

Sur

der

year

option

one

and

entre

year.

over.

la pri-

—

—

son

Moins

Un

ou I'a-

d'un

anet

mende.

an.

plus.

Forgery and -uttering forged documents— Conciu(f«rf

1
76
1
1

1
68
1
1

1

18
1
1

1
12

1

7

1

8

42

21

Totab of Manitoba

79

7

1

71

21

g

42

14

21

3
2

1
g
32
11
2
2
1
5

1

2
2
1
g
28
11
2
I
1
1

2
2

6'

13
8
2

2
1
1
4
6
, 4
2

1
1
3
2

1
12
1

4

1

1

1

1

1
1

4

1

67

10

67

35

7

15

20

3

1
13
9
2
2
1
J

1

5

7
2
2
1

1

1
2
6
2
2

i

g
2-

3

1

1
4

2

^ 1

1

29

10

19

14

1

4

7

1

3

1
2
22
10

1

3

3

1

2

18
8

1

2
10
3

1
I
2

1

1

4
2

2
1
1

6
4

2

1

39

7

32

18

4

10

5

4

466

gg

1

377

239

47

91

26

98

46

STA TISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

79

Tableau :

Faux et d61its par rapport k la

Sentence.

Civil.
Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages and Seies.

—

Com-

Etat civi:

P6nitencier.

mit-
ted to
Refor-

, 1

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

years

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

and

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

Wi-

under

years

. —

—

—

—

—

Mar-

five.

and

Life.

~

Moins
de

16 ans
et moins

21 ans

40 ans
et au-

Non

Single.

ried.

ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

Autres

16 ans.

de21.

de40.

dessus.

. .

Deui-

Cinq

mort.

voyfe

senten-

ans

ans

A vie

aui

ces.

c*u-

Ma-

En

et

et

maisons

.M.

V.

.M.

F.

.M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rifei.

moms

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

cmq.

RMor-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

U.

F.

u.

F.

Faux et Amission de faux documeats — Fin.

1
31

1
31

1

26

1

22

1

1

1

12

37

, 1

1

1

10

26

1

23

1

33

1

12

33

38

1

1

1
2
1
7
21
4
2
1
1

1

1

2

1
3

20
5

2

1
1

1

1

2

1
5
7

3
8
4

2

16

1
■ 5

2

1

1

2

IS

17

35

3

2

40

8

1
1
2
2

I

1
4
6

1
2

3

4
3

1

1

1

1

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

1

7

7

g

1

2

1

15

3

3

3

3

2
6

g

7

1

9

8

1

2

6
6

5
2

1

5

13

10

1

18

2

11

15

8

71

6

8

124

S

100

13

186

9

35

1

23

2

204

135

10

CRIMIXAL ST A r/STICS—1019

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Other offences not included in the foregoing classes.

Judicinl Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oil I'offense
a ht^ commise.

Num-
ber of
charges.

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
for
Lu-
nacy.

Xom-

bre

d'accu-

sations.

quit-
t&i.

tenus
pour
cau^e

de
folic.

M.

F.

Can Vict ions
Condamnatioi

Con-
victed
2nd.

Plas
de2
r^idi-

Committed to Gaol.
Emprisonn^.

With
the
option
of a
5ne.

Sur

No option.

Sans option.

Un-

One

der

year

one

and

year.

over.

Moins

Unan

d'un

etplus.

Montreal, Que

1

1

Bruce. Ont

1'
1

1
1

1

1

1

1

Grey, Ont

Kent, Ont ..

L.imbton, Ont

1

1

Peterborough, Ont..

*•

Totals of Ontario

5

3

2

2

1

1
3

1

1

,

2

1

Edtevan, Sask ,

2
1
2
1

1
2
1
1
2

1

1

1

I

1

.Melville, Sask .

1
1

2

1

Prince .\lbert, Sa.«k

2

2

1
1

i
1

Totals of Saskatchewan..

13

3

I

9

9

7

1

1
1
2

1

1

ol

1

I

1

1
9

1
M

\ancouver, B.C

S

5

37

16

2

19

19

9

St Fr.

,Qu

Brant, Out
Bruce. t.)nt
Carleton
Essex. Onl--
Hastings,Ont

Lincoln, Ont

Middlesei, Ont .
Prince Edward. Ont ,

Waterloo, Ont

\Ventworth,Ont

York, Ont

Totals of Ontario

! 2

I

2

2
1

1
1

1

1

1

1

1

1

•

1

*.

2

1

>-j

I
1

i'

ml

1

14

2

2

1

7

2

1

1

1
2

1

2

2

o Solle proaeiut. b 1 Jury disagreed. — Le jury ne s'est pas accord^. c Deportation

ST A TISTIQUE CRlMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau I. Autres d^Uts non compris dans les classes pr6c6dentes.

Classe VI.

Sentence.

-4ges and Sexes.

Civil
Condition.

Et^civil.

Penitentiary.
P&aitencier.

Death.

De

mort.

Com-
mit-
ted to
Retor-

tories.

En-
voys.

masons

R«or-

Other
Senten-

.\utres
senten-

Single.

Ck\i-
ba-

taires.

Mar-
ried.

Ma-
rife.

Two
years

and'
under

five.

Deui

ans

et

moms

cinq.

Five
years,
and

Cinq

et
plus.

Lite.
.\ vie.

Under
16

Moins

de
16 ans.

16 years

and
under 21.

16 ans

et moins

de21.

21 years

and
under 40.

21 ans

de40.

40 years
and over

40 ans

ct
plus.

-Not
given,

Non
donnas.

Wi-
dow-
ed.

M.
H.

F.
F.

M.
H.

F.
F.

M.
H.

F.
F.

M.
H,

F.

F.

M. F.
H. F.

En
vage.

SSiition.

1

1

1

1

1

'

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

3

4

1

1

1

1

4

2

2

3

1

7

6

1

5

3

10

Tentative de suicide.

2
1

1
1

1

1
1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1
1

1

1
1

1

1

1
1

1

1

7

1

4

4

5

4

2

2

a Se
1

nt to hos

Od— 6

pital.— E

nvoy^ k

I'hopital

CRIMINAL ST A TISTICS—19I9

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Other offences not included in the foregoing classes.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oti I'offense
a €t€ commise.

\

De-

tained

Xumber
of

Ac-
quit-

, for
Lu-

Charges

ted.

nacy.

Nom-

Ac-

Dfe-

bre

quit-

tenus

d'accu-

tfa.

pour

satioDS.

de
foUe.

M. 1 F.

Condamnations.

r.n.

Con-

\'icted

victed

l8t.

2nd.

Total.

-

-

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n6s

n6s

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
rfecidi-

Committed to Gaol.

With

No option.

the

—

option

Sana option.

of a

fine.

—

Un-

One

Sur

der

year

option

one

and

entre

year.

over.

la pri-

—

—

son

Moins

Un

ou I'a-

d'un

anet

mende.

an.

plug.

Attempt to commit suicide— Con Wurffd.

Edmonton, Alta

Lethbridge. Alta

Peace River. Alta

Red Deer. Alta

Totals of Alberta.

Vancouver, B.C

Yale.B.C

Totals of Canada

Cape Breton, N.S

Pictou. N.S

Westmoreland, N.B

Montreal. Que

Quebec. Que

Rimouski, Que

Algoma. Ont

Carleton.Ont

Essex. Ont

Leeds and Grenville, Ont.

Lincoln. Ont

Parr\' Sound. Ont

Peel* Ont

Temiskaming

Victoria, Ont

Welland.Ont

Wentworth, Ont

York, Ont

Totals of Ontario.

WjTiyard, Sask ' . . . .

Calgar>-. Alta

Edmonton. Alta

Lethbridge, Alta

Medicine Hat. Alta

Totals of Alberta

Vancouver. B.C

Victoria. B.C

Westminster. B.C

TotaU of Canada

Sodomy and beastiality.

ST A TISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

83

Tableau i

Autres dfilits non compris dans les classes pr6c6dentes.

Sentence .

Civil.

Ages and .Sexes.

Com-

Etat civil.

mit-

ted to
Wefor-

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

Five

Death.

torles.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

\Vi-

—

—

—

—

—

Mar-

dow-

five.

and

LUe.

—

—

—

Moins
de

leans,
et moins

21ans.
et moins

40ans
et

donn^.

Single.

ried.

—

— .

De

En-

Autres

16ans.

de21.

de40.

plus.

—

—

—

Deux

Cinq

.\ vie

Ck\i-

Ma-

En

et

et

M

V\

M.

V.

M.

K.

M.

V.

M.

K.

ba-

rife.

veu-

plus.

ds

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

vage.

de

R6tor-

H.

F.

U.

F.

H.

F.

H.

V.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Tentative de suicide — Fin.

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

I

1

2

I

1

1

1

1

1

16

1

1

6

1

6

1

1

3

8

7

1

Sodomie et bestiality.

I

1

1

1

2

2

1

1
1

6

7

1

1
1

2

1
1

1

1

1

.

1
1

1

1

13

1
17

3

3

2

2

6

2

8

7

5

3

4

17

9

3

24

10

I

1

1

1

1
1

■

2

2

1

1

2

1

1

11

1

9

4

7

24

16

3

35

17

1

lOd— 6J

CHI MIX AL ST A T1.STICS~1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Other offences not included in the foregoing classes.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires ou I'offense
a 6t^ commise.

Number

of
Charges

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
for
Lu-
nacy.

Nom-

bre
d'accu-
sations.

Ac-
quit-
tia.

De-
tenus
pour
cause

de
folie.

M.

F.

Con\'ictiona.
CandamnatioDs .

Committed to Gaol.
Emprisonnds.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n«s

n^s

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
rfecidi-

option
of a
fine.

No option.

Sans option.

mende. i an

Indecent e:qK>sure and other offences against public morals.

Perjury and subornation of perjury.

Cumberland. N.S

1

1

30

1
S
3
1

4

26

1
S
2

1

21

1
5
2
1

3

> 2

6

5
1

Quebec. Que

4

2

St. Francis. Que

1

Totals of Quebec

39

4

35

30

3

2

11

8

7
3

1
1
1
2
2
1
3

11
1
2
4
3
1
1

27

1

6
3

1
I

6
3

1
1

3
2
1

1

Halton. Ont

1

2
2
1
3
11
1

I
3

2
2
1
2
11
1
1
3
3

1

Middlesex, Ont

1

Norfolk. Ont

1

3
10

1

1

1
1

3

2

1

1
2«

I
26

1
3

York, Ont

1

S

2

71

5

68

64

2

25

13

5

1
11

1

1
11

1

1
11

1

1
4

1

13

13

13

5

1

3

3

3

3

1
1
10

1

1
1

S

1

1

2

5

2

1

Peace River. Alta

Totals of Alberta

13

2

11

11

6

3

2
2

1
8

1

1
2

1
8

8

I

1

Yale. B.C . . .

7

13

1

12

12

8

I

153

13

140

133

5

2

38

26

5

Halifax. N.S

4
1
3

2
1

1

1

1

1

1

Inverness. N.S

2

2

2

3

3

ST A TISTIQUE CRlMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Aulres dfelits non corapris dans les classes pr^c^dente:

Sentence.

Civil
Condition.

Penitentiary.

.\ges and Sexes.

P^itencier.

Com-
mit-

Etat civil.

ted to
Refor-

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

and

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

—

—

—

—

—

Mar-

dow-

five.

and

Lite.

—

—

—

Moins
de

16ans
et moins

2lans
et moins

40ans
et

Non
donnas.

Single.

ried.

ed.

Cinq

—

De
mort.

En-
voyfes

Autres
senten-

I6ans.

de21.

de40.

plus.

—

—

—

A vie.

aux

et

et

roaisons

M

V

M

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

V.

ba-

rifa.

veu-

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

vage.

de

Raor-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

cmq.

me.

1

Exposition ind6cente et autres dfilits contre la morale publique.

1

2

10

9

3

4

3

1

7

18

1

1

1

1
2

1

3

2
2

1

2

1

2

11

9

3

3

5

4

11

22

1

1

3
1

4
2

2

1

3

2

3

1

1

1

1

1
2

1
1

1

1
1

' "l
2

1

1
2

1

1

1

1

10

1

1

1

1

1

1

I

2

1

2

1

3

1

1

1

1
11

13

■4

11

4

1

22

5

11

7

7

25

U

16

11

3

1

2
1

2

1

5

4

1

1
2

3

3

1

3

4

1

1

3

2

1

5

5

3

2

1

1
2

1
' 1

1

3

1

2
1

1
2

"2

2

1

3

1

3

3

3

2

X

2
1
4

1

2

4

1

1

3

1

7

4

2

17

2

1

6

42

10

4

13

2

20

7

12

53

19

48

4

Parjure et subomat

on de parjure

1

1

1

2

1

36

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Other offences not included in the foregoing classes.

Sentence

Con\*ictions.

De-

Condaranations

tained

Emprisonnfc.

Number
of

Ac-
quit-

tor

Lu-

Judicial Districts in which

With

No option.

Charges

ted.

nacy.

Con-

Con-

the

—

offence committed.

victed

victed

Reite-

option

Sans option.

Ist.

2nd.

rated.

ota
fine.

_

Nom-

Ac-

De-

_

—

—

Un-

One

Districts judiciaires oi I'offense

bre

quit-

tenus

Total.

Sur

der

year

d'accu-

tts.

pour

Con-

Con-

Plus

option

one

and

sat ions.

cause

dam-

dam-

de2

entre

year.

over.

de

nfe

nte

rfecidi-

la pri-

tolie.

une
fois.

deux
fois.

ves.

son

^fbinB
d'un

Unan
et plus.

M. F.

mendc.

an.

Perjury and subornation of perjury — Concluded.

9
1

1

7

1
1

1

1

1

Al Out

3

1
2
2
1

1
1

1

1
1

5
2
2
2
1
9

1
1

2

2

1

2

1

2
1

1

1

1

1

1

1

Lambton. Ont

1

1.

1
2
2
2'

2

2

Parry Sound, Ont..
Sudbury, Unt..

2
■ 1
6

2
1
6

1

3

4

Totals of Ontario

36

16

1

19

IS

1

2

3

3

Dauphin. Man

Manitoba, Central

1
1
10

1
5

1

4

4

1

12

7

1

4

4

1

M somin Sask

1
2
1
2
3
2

2

2
2

1

1

1
1
2
1

1

1

1

1
1
1

Sdj^fttAnn Sask

1
1

^

1

11

2

9

7

2

4

1

4
4
1

1
4

3

3

1

2

1

1

3

1

3

1

i

1

94

49

4

41

38

3

2

15

-

Carrying unlawful weapons.

1
2
2

1
1

2

1
1
2

1

1

1

1

9
1

2

7

1

3

1

2

2

r

1

15

2

15
2
2

12
2
2

2

......

1

11

2
2

2

Essex, Ont

2

.:::l

S TA TIS TIQ L 'E CRIMIXELLE—l 919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

87

Tableau I.

Autres d^lits non compris dans les classes pr6c^entes.

Sentence.

Civil.
Condition.

Penitentian-.

Ages and Seies.

—

—

Com-

Etat ci\'il.

Pfaiitencier.

mit-
ted to

Two

Refor-

Other

Cnder

16 years

21 years

years

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

and

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

Wi-

under

years

—

—

—

— .

Single.

Mar-

five.

and

Life.

—

—

—

Moins

16 ans

21 ans

40 ans

Non

ed.

over.

de

etmoin

et moins

et

donnte.

—

—

—

—

De

En-

Autres

16ans.

de21.

de40.

plus.

Deux

Cinq

mort.

voyfa

senten-

CMi-
ba-

A vie

Ma-

En

et
znoins

et
plus.

maisons
de

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

taires.

rife. -

de

E«or-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Parjure et subornation de parjure — F»

I

1

1

1

1

1

2

1
1

1

2
1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

2

1

i'

3

1

I

1
1
6

1

2

1

9

1

1

9

5

2

1

' 6

13

1

i

1

2

1

3

1

1

1

1

2

1

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1
1

i

1

1

1
2
1

1

2
1

1

2

2

S

1

2

1

2

6

3

1

2

1

1

1

•-

1

3

1

13

3

1

19

9

5

IS

23

Port d'annea

U16gal.

1

1
1
1

1

1

1

1

1

3

2

2

1

4

1

6

1

2

2

2

11
2

10
2

5

.:.:...:

2

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 19J9

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Other offences not included in the foregoing clas&es.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oil I'offense
a fett commise.

Ac-
quit-

C ondamnations .

D^ Total
tenud I
pour

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Con-

Con-

darn-

dam-

s'

n6s

ujie

deux

fois.

tois.

Plus
de2
r^idi-

Coramitted to Gaol.
Emprisonn^a.

With

the

option

Sur
option
entre
la pri-

No option.

Sans option.

Un-

One

der

year

one

and

year.

over.

Moins

Un

d'un

anet

an.

plus.

Carrj'ing unlawful weapons — Concluded.

4
1

1
3

1
1
2

1
1
2
2
5
3
1
1
1
1
14
3
1
1

1
1

1

1
1
5
1

Kent. Ont

2

1

Norfolk. Ont

2
2
5
3

14

2

1
2

1

Oiford. Ont

2

1

i

1

1
1

Prince Edward. Ont

14

Sin coe. Ont

1
11

1

Wentworth. Ont

1
1

76

3

73

59

7

7

43

S

2
1
2

2

2

1

1

1

2

2

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

98

7

91

72

10

9

49

s

Conspiracy.

13

13

4

1
1

3

1

3

1

York. Ont

1

-

1

1

1

1

21

15

6

5

1

1 ■!

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—19W
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Autres d^lits non compris dans les classes pr6c6dentes.

Civil

.\ges and Sexes.

Penitentiary.

Com-
mit-

Etat civil.

ted to
Refor-

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

Five

Death.

years.

under 21.

under40.

and over

given.

—

—

—

—

—

Single.

Mar-

dow-

five.

Life.

Moins

leans

21ans

40ans

ried.

de

et moins

et moins

et

donn6s.

—

Deux

Cini

—

De

En-

voyds

Autres
senten-

16ans

de21.

de40.

plus.

C61i-
ba-

—

—

A vie.

mort.

Ma-

En-

et

et

M.

K.

M.

K.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

taires.

veu-

plus.

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

vage.

de

R«or-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

<i3

2

2

4
1
1
3

1
1
2
4

1

1

1
3

1

2

1

1

»

4

1

2

1

1
1

1
2
5
3
1
1

1

4

1
1

1

1

1
8

3
1

1

i

10

S
1

1
1

i

5

1

17

9

24

33

7

54

15

2

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

8

1

22

12

28

43

8

68

17

1

•■'T

3 :::' 3' :::::

1 . , . . : 1

1 1

1 1

4... 1 1 4 2

I whipped.— peine du fouet.

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Other offences not included in the foregoing classes.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oG I'offense
a hik commise.

Number

or

Charges

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
for
Lu-
nacy.

Nom-

bre
d'accu-
satioDS.

Ac-
quit-
t«s.

D^

tonus
pour
cause

de
(olie.

M. F,

Convictions.
Condaranations .

Con-

Con-

victed

\*icted

iBt.

2nd.

Total.

-

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n6s

n6s

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
rfecidi-

Committed to Gaol.
Empriaonn&s.

With
the

option
of a
fine.

Sur
option
entrc
la pri-

No option.

Sans option.

der

One
year
and

year.

over.

Moins
d'un

Un
anet
plus.

1
1

1

,, 1 o e

1

ml

n W At

1

1

F 1 \lta

3
5

3
3

T Tv^l ,1 !^ AUo

2

2

2

T 1 (Canada

Ota so

12

9

1

2

2

2

Offences against gambling and lottery

acts.

Queens. P.E.I

1

1

1

1

2
9

1
1

2

8
1

1

2
6
1

1

2

1

2

Totals ot Nova Scotia

13

1

12

10

2

11

Kaniouraska, Que

Montreal. Que,

1
93

1
86

1
86

73

7

10

Algoma, Ont

4
15
9
4
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
14
6
1
4
32

4

1
19
4

4
1
19
4

19

4

^arieio ,

1

r rontena ,

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
2

14
6
1
3

29

1
1

1
1

1
1
1
2

2
2
2

14
6
1
3

29

2

^ipis 1 g,

14

3

15

LUaoup . ,

1

Th rl R v'Ont

1
3

12

log

11

97

97

80

13

Manitoba Central

Manitoba Eastern . .

Manitoba Western

1
30
1

1
3

27
1

25
1

2

27

1

2
1

8

1
1

2

1
5

1
1

2

1
4

1
1

2
1
4
- I
1

3

Mnrmnmin Siwlk

Prince .\lbert, .Sask

5 TA TIS TIQ UE CRIMINELLE—lOW
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau I.

Autres d^lits non compris

dan

s les classes pr6c6dente3

Classei

■'■

Civil.

Ages and Seies.

Penitentiary.

—

Ck>m-

Retor-

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

Years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

Wi-

—

— ■

—

—

—

Mar-

dow-

five.

and

Life.

—

—

Moins
de

16 ans
et moins

21 ans
et moins

40 ans
et

Non
donnfa.

Single.

ried.

ed.

—

—

De
mort.

En-

.\utres
senten-

16ans. 1 de21.

de40.

plus.

—

—

—

A vie.

ces.

et

et

maisoDS
de

M.

F.

M.

f.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-
taires.

rife.

veu-
vage.

de

Raor-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

U.

F.

H.

F.

cmq.

me.

Violation de proprifit^.

E lois d^endant le jeu et les toteries.

2

2

1

,

2.

1
1

1

6

1

5

1

1

1

1

7

I

4

5

2

1
1

3

1

71

11

2

31

52

1

2

2

2

1

1
7

1

S

1

6
3

2
3

9

1

1

1

1

1
1
1

1
1

1

1
1

1

1
I

1
1

1

i

2

1
1
2
3
1
1
9

1

1

1
1
2
1
1
11

1

1

12
2

1

4

1

1
S

....

1
11

1
7

2

4

1

29

27

1

39

29

28

16

1

9

2

8

17

1

2

1

:;::::::i . :;-:

1 ^

5

3

2

1
1

::::::: 1

92

CRIMINAL ST A TISriCS~1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Other offences not included in the foregoing classes.

al Districts in which
ffcnco committed.

Districts judiciaires oii TofVe
a htk commise.

Number

of
Charges

.Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
for
Lu-
nacy.

Nom-

bre

d'accu-

sations.

Ac-
quit-
t&.

De-
tenus
pour

de
tolie.

M.

F.

Convictions.
Condamnations.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total.

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nfe

nte
deux

fois.

(oia.

Plus
de2
rfecidi-
ves.

Committed to Gaol.
Ennprisonn^s.

Sur
option
entre
la pri-

No option.

Sans option.

Un-
der
one

One
year
and

year.

over.

Moins
d'un

Un an
et plus.

Offences against gambling and lottery acts—

Concluded.

2
4

2
4

2
4

2

19

3

16

15

1

15

5
12
14
7
6
1

5
3
14

7
6

4
3
12
7
6
1

1
2

9

5

45

9

36

33

3

31

5

2
2
3

6

2
2
3
4
8

2
2
3
4
8

2
2
3
2
8

1

20

I

19

19

17

332

36

296

288

6

2

257

28

Prison breach

escape, attempting and aiding to escape from prison.

1
2
6

1

2
6

4

2

2

2

2

3
1
7

3

1

3

3

2

2

5

1

1
1
1

14
3
4

14

1

1
7
2
3

1

1
1
4
1
3

2

1

5

24

24

14

5

5

10

Algoma. Ont

1
1
1

1
1
1
3
4
1
1
1
1

3
3
4
2
1

3
3
3
2

i

1

1

1

Elgin, Ont . . .

1

1

i'

2
3

1

1

i'

1

2
2

1

1

1

Lennox and Addington, Ont

1
1

2
2
3
2

1

1

Northumberland and Durham.

i

1

2

1

1

1

Peel, Ont

Rainy River, Ont

1

STA TISTIQUE CRIMIKELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

\utres d£lits non

Bompris dans les classes piicMent

es.

Classe

VI.

Ci^■il

Penitentiary .

.\ges and Sexes.

Com-
mit-

Etat civil.

ted to
Refor-

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

Wi-

—

—

—

Mar-

dow-

five.

and

LUe.

—

—

—

Moins
de

leans
et moins

21ans
et moins

40ans
et

Non
doQn6s.

Single.

ried.

ed.

Deux

Cinq

—

De
mort.

En-
voyfo

.\utres
senten-

16ans.

de21.

de40.

plus.

—

—

—

A vie.

am

ces.

et

et

maisons

M

K.

M.

F.

M.

V.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rifa.

veu-

de

—

—

^-

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

vage.

de

naor-

U.

V.

H.

V.

H.

F.

U.

V.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Infractions

aux lois defendant le jeu et les loteries — Fin,

2

i

1

5

11

3

2

2
2
8

1

1
6

2

3

1
8

2
6

7
4

J

1

1

1

1

13

9

14

9

13

2

1

1

2

„

2
1

1
1

2
1

1
1

2
8

2

5

2

12

4

^

11

2

147

59

1

85

2

89

118

2

1

Infractions aux lois des prisons

SvasioB.

tentative

et aide d'6vasion.

1
4

I

1

2

1

1

1

3

i'

3

1
7

1

1
S

1

1

1

1

1

1
1

2

2

6

1
1

2

3

4
3
3

2

2

10
3
2

3

1

i

1

2

8

2

4

10

2

4

2

16

5

1

1

1

1

1

1

I '

1
1

1
1
1
3
2
- 1

1

i'

1
1

1
3

1

,

1

.

1
......

'X'..".

r

1

1

1

1

1

^

3

1
1

3
3
2
2

3

2

1

2

2

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Other offences not included in the foregoing classes.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts iudiclaires oil I'offense
a^£ commise.

De-

tained

for
Lu-

of

quit-

Charges

ted.

nacy.

~

~

Ot-

Nom-

Ac-

tenu

bre

quit-

pour

d'iiccu-

t6s.

cause

sations.

de
tolie.

M. 1 F.

Convictions.
Condam nation!

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

Ist.

2nd.

Total.

-

-

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nta

nte

deux

foie.

fois.

Committed to Gaol.

Kmprisonn^.

option
entre
la pri-

No option.
Sans option.

der
one
year.

Prison breach

escape,

attempting and ai

jingto

escape from prison — Concluded.

2
18

4
1
1
4
IS

2
18
4

1
1
4
18

1

13
1

1

8

1
2

1

1
1
1

3

2

Thunder Bay, Ont

Waterloo. Ont

1

Wellington, Ont

- 1
2
7

2
■ 3

3
12

York, Ont

ml

79

2

1

76

43

18

15

2

27

4

1
4

1
1

1
4

1
1

1
3

1
1

1

1

1

1

1
2
4
1

1

1
1
2
4
1
1

1
1
2
4

1

1
1

1
4

Regina, Sask :.

1

Weybum, Sask

1

10

10

9

1

3

S

6
17
8

1

3
1

3
16
8
1

I
2
4

1

2
11
4

2

12

3

2

Totals of Alberta

32

4

28

8

17

3

2

15

2

1
2

2

1
2

i

1

2

/

1
1

1

177

7

1

169

86

54

29

9

68

15

Re-v

enue

laws, offences against.

Halifax, N'.S

4

4

4

4

3

1

2

2

2

24
1
1
1
3

24

1
1
1
3

24

1
1
1
3

24

Pontiac, Que

2

Richelieu. Que

1

30

30

30

28

1

2
1
7
12
5
1

5

2

1
6
8
5

5

1
4

S

1
7

5

1
2

2

1

Halton.Ont

4

4

1

7
5

1

7
5

Xorthumberland and Durham,

Ont

ST A TISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

Autrcs d^lits non compris dans les classes prScfedentes.

Classe

■■■

Ci%-il

Ages and Sexes.

Com-

Etat ci\-il.

Two

Retor-

Other
Senten-

Under
16

16 years
and

21 years
and

40 years

Not

and

Five

Death.

ces

years.

under 21 .

under 40.

and over

given.

Wi-

—

—

—

—

Mar-

dow-

live.

and

Life.

-

-

—

Moins
de

16 ans
et moins

21 ans
et moins

40 ans
et

Non
donn6s.

Smgle.

ried.

ed.

Deux

—

De
mort.

En-
voy6s

Autres
senten-

16ans.

de21.

de40.

plus.

—

—

—

A vie.

aux

ces.

maisons

M.

V.

M.

V.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rife.

veu-

de

—

—

—

—

—

—

■

taires.

vage.

de

Raor-

U.

f.

H.

F.

H.

■F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Dfelits centre le revenu de I'Etat.

Infractions aux lois des prisons

fevasion, tentative et aide d'^vasion—

Fin.

1

2
11
2

1

2
17
3
1
1
2
13

I

1

1

1

i

i ....

3

1
2

1

2

1

4

2

5

1

3

I

3

27

5

11

7

1

28

4

19

3

5

9

60

8

1

1

1
3

1
1

3

2

2

1

1

1

1

'

1

1

1

2

2

2
1

3

1

1

1

1

2

3

4

1

4

1

2
6
3

1

1
3
1

2
10
3
1

1
5
3

1

2

3
2

3
2

1

1

3

2

5

12

5

5

1

16

9

1

2

2

1
2

1

2

42

8

27

12

1

47

6

57

5

15

24

2

120

25

3

1

2

1

1

3

2

24

1

1

1

1
1

2

1

3

1

2

2

26

4

2

2

1

1

2

1

6
1

1

6

4
1
1
3

3
3

3
3

1
4

5

2

2

2

1

96

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Other offences not included in the loregoing classes.

Judicial Districta in which
offence csmmittod.

Districts judiciaircs ou Toffeose
afet^cammise.

Number
of

Charges

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
(or
Lu-
nacy.

Nom-

bre

d'accu-

sations.

Ac-
quit-
t&.

De-
tenus
pour
cijBe

(olie.

M. F.

Convictions.
Condamnationi

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total.

-

-

Con-

Con-

daro-

dam-

n63

nte

una

deux

(ois.

foia.

Committed to Gaol.
Emprisonn$s.

With

the

option

Sur
option

No option.

Sana option.

Un-

One

der

year

one

and

year.

over.

Moina

Vn

d'un

anet

an.

plus.

Riot and affray.

Revenue la

wa, offences against — Concluitd.

4

7
2
1
1
1

10
2
5
6

40
4
3
1

2
2

2
5
2

39

2
5
2
1
1
1
9
2
3
5
39
3
3
1

2
5
2

i

Perth. Ont

1
1
9
2
4
4
38
4
2
1

1

1

1
1

2

1

I

1

127

12

lis

108

5

2

102

9

6

11

1

11

6
2
U

6
2
11

1

20

1

19

19

19

2
13
3
3
3
4
6
5

2
12
3
3
3
4
6
5

2
12
3
3
3
4
6
S

2
12
3
3
3
4
6
5

1

39

1

3S

38

38

6
36
4
3

7

6
32
4
3

7

«
30
4
3
7

5
28
i
3

7

4

2

4

Lethbridge. .\ltj

56

4

52

50

2

47

4

6
2
3
20
2

6
2

,i

2

6
2
3
19
2

5
2
3
19
2

1

1

Kootenay. B.C
Vancouver B C

1

33

1

32

32

31

1

•312

19

I

292

283

7

2

271

15

HanU. N.S..

5
1

1
1

4

4

2

2

Gasp*, Que

1

1 1

1

1

1

■ T-l

— ■■

"Principally illicit stills. — Principalcment deaalambica clandeatins.

STATISTIQUE CRlMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i.

^utres d^Ut3 non compris dans Ie3 classes pr6c6dente3.

Classe Ti.

Civil

Penitentiary.

.\ges and Sexes.

Com-

~

Etat ci\nl.

ted to
Refor-

Two

Other

I'nder

16 vears

21 years

ma-

Senten-

10

and

and

40 years

Not

Five

Death

tories

ces

vears.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

—

—

—

—

.Mar-

do«-

five.

and

LUe.

—

—

—

Moins
de

16ans
et moins

et moins

40ans
et au-

donn6s.

Single.

ried.

Deiu

Cinq

—

De
mort.

En-
voy6s.

.^utres
senten-

16ans.

de21.

de40.

dessus.

—

—

—

A vie.

1

C61i-

Ma-

En-

et

et
plus.

de

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-
taires.

nfa.

vage.

de

R«or.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

U.

F.

cinq.

me

i le revenu de I'Etat— Fin.

Emeute et rixe.

-|

2

1

2
1
1

1
1

3

2

1

1

1

1

1
3

1
2
1
4
23
2
1

5

1

1
1
2

1

1

4

1
3
4

29
3
2

1

3
2
12
2
1
1

1

3

1

4

3

47

44

1

20

23

70

4

6

2
4

2
5

4

3

3

4

6

9

3

7

2
1?

3
1
3
4
6
5

2

1

1

1

1

36

2

1

2
14

11

1
20

1

7

8

1

0

1

2

3

1

17

9

26

8

24

2

1

4

2

1

5

1

2-

3

1
2

11

6

. 1

6

12

1

12

12

2

6

11

15

1

6

4

85

74

4

125

46

125

-

---\-'

3 .. 1 4

lOd— 7

cm MIX A L ST A 77.S77( 'A- 101 ft

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Other offences not included in the foregoing classes.

•

Seotence.

Convictions.

Committed to Gaol.

De- 1

—

tained 1

EmprisonnSs.

Number
of

Ac-
quit-

Judicial Districts in which

Lu-

"

With

No option.

charges.

ted.

Con-

Con-

the

—

offence committed.

i

victed
1st.

victed
2nd.

Reite-
rated.

option
of a
fine.

Sans option.

_

Nom-

Ac-

D6-

—

—

—

—

Un-

One

Districts judiciaircB oil I'offence

bre

quit-

tenus Total.

Sur

der

yaar

d'accu-

tts.

P3ur

Con-

Cjn-

Plus

option

one

and

a fet« commise.

sation..

cause

dain-

dam-

dc2

entro

yew.

over.

de

nfe

nfe

rtcidi-

la pri-

—

folic.

deux

Moins

Unan

1

fois.

fois.

ou I'a-

d'un

etplus.

M. F.

1

mende.

Riot and affray — Concluded.

Brant Ont

1
6

1
5

1
4

1

1

1 2

26

3

23

23

9

3

2

35

4

31

31

14

2

75

10

65

64

1

29

7

?

Keeping

bawdy houses and inmates tli

ereof.

2
27
3

2
21
3

2
21
3

1
10

6

3
3

7

1

3

3

3

3

Montrccl, Que .
Ottawa. Que..

Quebec, Que

Riniouski, Que

St. Francis, Que

650
4
64
5
9.

/I

649
64

649
4
64
S
9

492
3
48
3
5

84

7
2

2

Totals of Quebec

732

1

731

731

551

94

2

Algoira.Ont .
Brant, Ont
Carleton, Ont..

Elgin, Ont

Essex, Ont

Halton,Ont
Kenora,Ont

Kent, Ont

Lambton, Ont ,
Lincoln, Ont
Middlesex, Ont
Oxford, Ont
Parry Sound, Ont..

14
6
14

5
1
4
1
5
1
4
1
4
1
1
3
4
11
6
1
21
161

4

1
1
1

3

1
3

1

10

7
4
10
5
5
1
4
1
4

5
2
4
3
5
1
4
1

l'

1

1

4

I

3

1

3

11

16
149

1
1
3
4
11
4

12
149

1

Peterborough, Onf.-

2
2
9
3

1

Tcn.iskiii.iinc.Onl.,

Tlum.l.T V,n\. (int

Wellaml, Ont

VScllinj^ton. (Jnl..

2

3'

i

1

1
2

4

10

6

88

9

2

Totals of Ontario

276

15

25

236

231

3

2

139

51

4

1
6

3

3

1

1
3

Manitoba. Eastern

Cannington. Sask

1
2
6
8
i

14

1
2
4
8
4
14

1
2
3
6
3
10

i

2

1
4

Moose Jaw, Sask..

1

Saskatoon, Sask 1 17

3

.S TA TIS TIQUE C RI MIX ELLE— 1919

SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

1 compris dans les classes prfcWentes.

Penitentiarj"

P&iitancier.

Two

and
under
five.

Five
years
add
over.

Life.

Dcui

Cinq

ans

ans

et

et

de

plus.

cinq.

1

inaisoDS
de R6-
forme.

16 years

and
uader2i

ajid 4 ) years Not
.under 10 ind over given.

Mar-

Single.

ried.

ce&-

Ma-

ba-

rife.

Emeute et rile — Fin.

1
4

,

1
1

,

3

1

4

9

12

8

3

18

S

15

1

2

12

4

12

21

8

27

13

2

29

4

17

42

21

Tenant et habitant dea maisons de dfsordre.

:

i

,

1
8

1

,

1

'

8

1

4

1

1
2

1

2

1

1

1

1

- 1

73

5

577

1

66

275

280

94

2
8

2
31

i

7

1

3

13
3

2

2

6

22

1
3

^

1

4

4

5

... 1 .

84

1

8

593

5

72

14

38

297

284

2
2
5
1

1

1
2

1

1

2

2

1

::,.

4
3

2

3

1

3
2

I

3

2

6
6

1

3

' i
1

1

1

1

""....

3
1

......

2

2

1

I

4

2

2

4

1

1

1

3

1

1

1

i

1

1

3
2
1

2
1

1

1

1

1

1
1
3
1
8
98

......

1

1

3

1
5
29

8

1

'

4
58

4

28

....

1

*

1
18

2
21

....

3

5

48

2

2

1

6

1

1

40

2

5

17

43

72

37

27

14

19

73

128

6

1

1

3
1

3

1

1

1
2

2
2
3

1

2

1

4

1 '

■

6
2
1

1

1

5

3

1

, 2

7

\

lOd— 7i

CRIMIXAL STATISTIC\S~19W

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Other offences not included in the foregoing classes.

Judicial DistrtctB in wliich
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oii Toffense
afet^commise.

Convictions.
Condamnations.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total.

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n^s

n«s

une

doiui

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
rfecidi-

Comraitted to Gaol.
I'^mprisonn^.

With

No option.

the

—

option

Sans option.

Un-

One

Sur

der

year

option

one

and

entre

year.

over.

la pri-

—

—

son

Moins

Unan

ou I'a-

d'un

et plus.

mende.

an.

Keeping bawdy houses and inmates thereof — Concluded.

1
2
3

1
2
3

I

2
3

Weyburn.Sask

Totals o( Saakatchewan...

44

3

1

40

39

1

31

, 8

2
56
30
6
8
2
1

2
33
28
6
8
2
1

2
27
27
6
8
2
1

3

3

1

2
29
18
6
8
2
1

Calgary, .\lta

3
2

20

3

6

Totals of Alberta

105

5

20

80

73

3

4

66

9

6

2
111
9
1
7

136

13

1

i

6

2
94
8
1

7

6

2
94
7
1
7

6
2
89
3
1
6

4'

1

Yale, B.C

IT

Totals of British Columbia

4

118

117

1

107

4

Totals of Canada

1.340

38

62

•

1.239

1.225

8

6

912

172

G

9 other misdemeanours.

Cape Breton, N.S
Pictou. N.S-

Madawaska, N.B

Montreal, Que

Ottawa. Que,. , .

Algoma, Ont ,

Carleton, Ont..

Elgin. Ont

Frontenac, Ont

Leeds and Grenville. Ont

Lennox and Addington, Ont

Lincoln, Ont

Norfolk, Ont

Rainy Kiver, Ont

Stormont, Dundas and Gtengi

Ont
Sudbury. Ont..
Temiskaming, Ont,.
Waterloo, Ont
Welland, Ont
Wentworth, Ont
York. Ont .

Totals of Ontario

5
1

2

3

3

2

1

6

2

5

2

3

I

41
65

1

2
2

1
2

1

1

2

3

1

3

1
2

I

1

1

1

1

1

3
34

1
3
33

1
21

1
7

1

]

14

SI

48

1

2

31

9

1

STATISTIQVE CRIMlXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i

Autres d61its non compris dans les classes pr^c^entes

Sentence.

Civil

Condition.

Peniteoliarw

.\ges and .Sexes.

—

—

Com-

Etat civil.

Penitencier.

mit-
ted to

, ^

Two
years

Retor-

Other
Senten-

Under
16

16 years
and

21 years
and

40 years

Not

and

Five

Death.

tories.

ces

years.

under 21.

under-13.

Wi-

under

years

—

—

—

—

-Mar-

dow-

five.

and

Life.

—

—

—

Moins
de

16 ans
et moins

21 ans
et moins

40 ans
et

N'on
donnas.

Single.

ried.

ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

.\utres

16 ans.

de21.

de40.

plus.

—

Deux

Cinq

mort.

vovfe

senten-

ans

ans

A \-ie.

am

ces.

cai-

Ma-

En-

et

et
plus.

""de

M.

F.

M.

F.

-U.

F.

M.

F.

-M.

F.

ba-
taires.

rife.

vage.

de

IWfor-

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Tenant et habitant des maiaons de d€sordre — Pin.

2
3

1

1

6

5

2

16

10

2

11

2

1

4

3

1
5

28

4

1

IS
7

2

1
2
2
2

1

18

4
6

.

5

3

6

28

4

1

8

30

22

16

4
2

1

2

'

5

1

4

34

5

37

17
3

1

SO
3

40
5

1

1

7

7

4

39

37

20

1

14

3

53

45

1

1

147

2

5

26

102

742

73

106

75

108

451

492

Divers autres d^lits.

1

3

3

3

1

•

4

1

S

'

1

1

1
1

2
2

2

«

2

"

1

2

1

1
I

1

1

1

1

i

1

1

-

1
1
18

1
2
17

1

1
4

; 1 1 4

1

1

8

2

12

1

1 9

3

_

2

1

24

12

1

6

2

20

23

1

CRIMINAL ST A TISTICS— 191.9

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Other offences not included in the foregoing olasaes.

Judicial Districts in which
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oil I'offenae
a 6t6 commise.

Do-

Number
of

Ac-
iiuit-

for
Lu-

charges.

tod.

nacy.

Nom-

Ac-

De-

bre

quit-

tenu

d'aceu-

tts.

pour

sations.

cauae

de
folic.

M. F.

Condamnationu.

Con-

Con-

l8t.

2nd.

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n&i

n68

uno

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
r6cidi-

Cotnmitted to Gaol.
Emprisonn^s.

Sur
option
entre

la pri-

No option.
Sans option.

One
year
and
over.

ademeanoura — Concluded.

1
1

1

'

1

1

1
1
5

1

13
1
1
1
1

1

1

1

1

1

4

1

1

7

1
7

6

1
1
1

1

6

1

18

10

8

8

6

1

2
5
2
3
3

2
3

3
3

2
2
2
3
3

2
2
1

2

1

1
1

1

Yale, B.C

15

2

13

12

■ 1

5

3

122

38

84

76

2

6

46

16

1

5 TA TIS TIQ ( ■£• C RI MIX ELLE— 1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau i

Autres d^lita non compris dan9 les classes pr6c£<lentes.

Sentence .

CivU
Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages and Sexes.

Com-
mit-

Etat civil.

ted to
Refor-

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

and

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 10.

and over

given.

Wi-

—

—

—

Mar-

dow-

five.

and

Life.

—

—

—

Moins
de

16ans
et moins

21ans
et moins

lOans
et

Non
donnfe.

Single.

ried.

ed.

—

De

En-

.\utres

16 IBIS.

de21.

de40.

plus.

—

—

Deux

Cinq

mort.

voyfa.

senten-

A vie.

ces

C«U-

Ma-

Kn-

et

et

maisons

-H.

i\

M.

V.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

rifes.

veu-

plus.

de

—

—

— ■

—

—

—

taires.

de

IWfor-

U.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

U.

F.

cinq.

me.

Divere autrea d6iita— Fii

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1
4

1

2

3

1

S

1

2

4

3

•

1
1

1

2

2

1

1

1

1

2

1

3

3

„..

2

3

1

1

3

1

1

5

3

3

5

4

4

2

15

1

1

3

1

39

2

21

2

9

3

34

3S

3

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

TABLE II

SUMMARY OF TABLE I BY CLASSES AND PROVINCES WITH
TOTALS OF EACH PROVINCE AND OF CANADA.

TABLEAU II

RECAPITULATION DU TABLEAU I PAR CLASSES ET PAR

PROVINCES AVEC TOTAUX DE CHAQUE

PROVINCE ET DU CANADA.

CRIMINAL ST A TISTICS~1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Summar>' by classee and provinces.

Judici.il Didtricts in which
offence CDimnitted.

Districts judiciaires oii I'offence
a 6t6 commise.

De-

Number

of
charges.

Ac-
quit-
ted.

t:iLncd
for

l.u-
nacy.

Nom-

bre

d'accu-

sations.

Ac-

nuit-
tfe.

De-
tenu
pyur

de
folic.

M. F.

Cond am nations.

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total,

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n&i

deux

fois.

fois.

PlUB

do 2
rfeeidi-

Committed to Gaol.
Emprisonn^.

option
entre
la pri-

No option.
Sans option.

Class I. — Offences against the person.

Prince Edward Island . ,

6

,

5

.

1

Xova Scotia

329

K7

5

ml

236

22S

6

5

149

29

5

New Brunswick

84

24

3

ml

56

46

■>

8

32

3

1

Quebec

539

11)1

3

ml

434

388

32

14

225

53

6

Ontario

1,830

172

42(

1/ \

Urn 121

ml

1,304

1.211

69

24

708

160

63

Manitoba

214

5fi

9

148

139

6

3

95

14

6

Saskatchewan

212

5B

2

154

148

4

2

58

43

15

.\lberta

225

79

I

14,'i

134

9

2

74

17

10

British Columbia

241

97

HI

m4

130

126

3

1

63

19

10

4

2

2

2

1

1

Canada

3,684

975

75

1/ 20

2,614

2,424

131

59

1.405

340

115

Class n. — Offences against property with violence.

Prince Edward Isknd

11

175
43

724
1,491

272
53
96

227

35
11
190
156
11
8
23
41<

i

4
5

.ml

11
139

32

530

1,329

261

43

73
186

8
100

387
818
177
44
49
108

21
1

73
223

33
1
9

21

1
18
4

70
288
51

15

67

Xova Scotia
New Brunswick

Quebec . . . .
Ontario

3
1
8
95
3
4
7

19
16

86
184
6
23
26
22

16

24
162

Alberta

Yukon

3,092

475

10

1

2,606

1,718

384

504

121

382

-Offences against property- without i

13

394

272

2,385

6,026

863

831

803

732

3

13

286

218

1.877

4,914

752

736

559

553

3

11

263

176

1,424

3,976

584

691

459

447

3

2
19
17
215
490
82
23
55
58

4

25
238
448
86
22
45
48

5

21
11
111
859
113
356
170
66
2

1
58
27
437
1,084
102
190
157
170

.Nova Scotia

New Brunswick

Quebec

Ontario

Manitoba

Sa-skatchewan

Alberta

British Columbia

Yukon

100
53
475
997
104
140
215
153

7
1
33
113
7
5
29
26

ml

m2

15

2
43
259
26
23
45
30

Canada

12:372

2237

221

3

9,911

8.034

961

916

1.714

2.226

443

STATISTIQUE CRl MIX ELLE— 1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Recapitulation par classes et provinces.

r.m\

Condition.

Penitentiary.

.\ges and Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat ci^^l.

P4nitencier.

mit-

ted to
Refor-

Two

Other

rnde>

16 years

21 years

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

and

Five

Death.

tories.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

Wi-

under

years

—

—

—

—

—

Mar-

dow-

five.

and

Life.

—

—

~

Moins
de

16 ans.
et moins

21 aim.
et moins

40 ans.
et

Non
donn6s.

Single.

ried.

ed.

—

—

—

De

En-

.\utres

16 ans.

de21.

de40.

plus.

—

—

Deui

Cinq

mort.

voyfe

senten-

ans

ans

A vie

am

ces.

C*li-

\la-

En

et

et
plus.

"d^?^

M.

F.

M

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-
taires.

rifa.

de

forme.

H.

F.

H.

F.

U.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

Classe I. — Outrages centre la personne.

J

3
33
13
100
282

' 27
12
27
28

3
13

1
24
13S

10
5
6

11

16

4

1
1

2
117
22
230
639

69
76
67
57

79
18
188
557

48
45
S3
54

17

2
1
13
37

2
3
4
2

1

3
2

1

2
31
35

9

4
3

2

7

21
63

9
5
4
1

29
12
81
264

34
36
29
17

3

6
12

3
3
2

60
14
35
121

7
26
34
37

1

5

'2'
13

1
3

2
4

82
25
1»4
604

74
65
66
37

1

5

5

23
37

2
15

1
7
8

S
3
1

7

1

is
20

5

5

10

7

2

117

64

7

28

13

525

79

9

211

24

127!

115

503

29

335

30

1,047

1.148

53

Classe n.— D61its i

violence contre la propri£t£.

6
28

4
31
114
23

5
29
3
264
542
152
5
21
93

11
33
6
178
534
120

2

11
97
26

481
1.200

201
30
46

133

40

4
I
33
27
3

44
U
183
-518
69
16
31
96

2

1

i

41

12
149
205

67.

19'

17

28

4

12
1
7

19
5

....

9
.2

42

"2

22
3
41
86
53
2
8
18

7

84

105

49

4

9
19
5

1

15

1
6

2
49

'2

4

5

22

14

326

75

220

1.214

933

U

968

4

538

8

49

1

91

3

2,225

233

Classe ra. — Dfelits s

violence contre la propri^ie.

"1

6
145
127
980
2,407
458
150
151
239
1

5

59

82
630
1297
297

138

1
2
26
61
19
1
2
4

2
53
57

305

1306

HI
98
94
97

6
2
19
106
21
9
9
6

3
73
48
634
1054
161
130
203
145

1

6
5
W
214
42
16
31
24

3

17
8
155
297
31
19
48.
48

145

186

1,401

3,431

442

ISO

227

343

1

6
48
19
421
934
217
96
165
99

28

3
29
10

14
17
139
184
35

2
2
9
60
10
8
6
5

64
9
31
492
58
434
135
76
2

a

3
4

27
2
21
24
10

31

138

111

18

15

15

2
5
3

31

26

19

10

399

57

408

4.664

2515

116

2123

178

2452

402

626

102

1301

96

6,363

2,005

CRIMIXAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Summar>- by cbisses and provinces.

Judicial District* in which
offence conimitted.

Districts judiciaires ou I'ofiTense

Numbei
charges.

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
(or
Lu-

Nom-

bre
d'accu-
sations.

Ac-
quit-

tfe.

Dt-

tenu
paur

de

tolie.

M.

F.

Convictions.
Condamnations .

Con-

Con-

victed

victed

1st.

2nd.

Total

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

n«s

n«s
deux

foU.

fois.

Plus
de2
r^idi-

Committed to Gaol
Emprisonn^.

Sur
option

entre
lapri-

Class IV.— Malicious offences against property

Prince Edward Island

1
56

7
12«
215

60
22
24
12

1
27

6
95
160

48
12
13
8

I
24

6
83
157

47
12
10
8

3

1
9

3
5
6
9

3
2
5

29
1
30
51

12
10
10

4

Quebec

Ontario

2

{!{.

n

21

8
3

1

4

10

82

23-

i'

1

Alberta

1

2

3

1

Canada

523

147

3

3

370

348

16

6

129

33

7

Class V. — Forger^' and off^ice? against currency.

Nova Scotia

16
3

72
161
79
67
29
39

2

1
21
30

7

10
10

7

14
2
51
131
71
57
19
32

13
2
35
101.
21
35
14
18

'

1

8
18
8
7

4

8
12
42
15

4
10

2
24

8
41
14

20

5

5

13

Manitoba

21
3

Alberta .

1
4

Canada

46«

88

1

377

239

47

91

26

96

46

Class -yn. — Other offences not included in the foregoing classes.

1
89
28
977

924
131
150
303

2^1

1
65
19
933

790
106
131
231
242

1
59
12
906

720
99
125
198
235

1

32

8

667

438
70
99
161
182

Nova Scotia

New Brunswick

Quebec

Ontario .
Manitoba

17
5
41

102
20
16

7
4

1

28
5
3

20

4

4

6
5
11

42

1
5
25

7

16

28
6
1

8

16

129

147

^ 1^

2
1
2

22
3

I

Alberta

British Columbia

Yukon

40 ! 8
14 3

2,884

288

72

6

2,518

2,355

102

61

1,658

378 42

.ST.4 TISTIQUE CRIMIKELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau ll.

R^capitulat

ion par classes et provinces.

Sentence.

Ages and Sexes.

Civil
Condition.

Penitentiary.

Pfenitencier.

Com-
mit-

ted to
Retor-

Two

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

Senten-

16

and

and

40 years

Not

and

Five

Death.

tDries.

years.

under 21.

under 40.

and over

given.

—

—

—

—

—

dow-

6ve.

and

Lite.

—

~

~

Moins
de

16 ans
et moins

et moins

40 ans
et plus.

Non
donnas.

Single.

ried.

ed.

Deux

—

De

mort.

En-
voy6s

Autres
senten-

leans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

—

.\ vie

aux

ces.-

C^li-

Ma-

En

et

et

maisons

M

K.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

ries.

veu-

plus.

de R6-

—

—

—

.

—

—

—

—

—

taires.

vage

de

forme.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cmq.

-Dommages malicieux centre la propri^t^.

Classe V. — ^Faux et d61its par rapport i la

"7
1

3

12
12
3
2
2

1

4

5

2
1
11

1
1

9

21
70
33
40
15
15

1
29

48
38
8
3
8

7

6
1
22
37
26
la
7
10

5

9
38
23
17

7

1

1

4
7
1

3
1
35
S3
33
3S
8
18

7
1

12

2
2

2

1

8

7

10
17

1

13

1

71

6

8

124

8

100

13

186

9

35

1

23

2

204

135

10

-Autres d61its nan

i les classes pr^c^dentes.

4

1

596

88
3
8
29
42

6

39

156
20
9
31
52

3

74

31

1
3
1
3

15
2
55

117
16
74
57
46

8

40

32

15
35

7

19
15

376

315
49
14
69

107

13

2

360

316
41
25

74
79

910

2

13

1

114

132

18
8
17
40

1

13

22
4

1

3

3

1

1

4
6
9

76
19

3
-8

5

1

1

24

4

3
6

24

lol

241
38
19
67

79

2

4

4

5

4

9
5

37

2

4

5

1

1

1

68

10

19

343

41

8

130

39

580

771

313

116

383

137

964

132

CRIMISAL ST A TISTICS—19W

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Summary by classes and provinces.

Judicial Districts in wliich
offence committed.

Districts judiciaires oiil "offense
a M6 commiee.

Number

of
charges.

Ac-
quit-
ted.

De-
tained
for
Lu-
nacy.

Xom-

bre
d'accu-
satiuns.

Ac-
quit-
tfa.

De-
tenus
pour

de,
folie.

M. 1 F.

Convictions.
Condamnations .

Con-

Con-

\'icted

victed

1st.

2nd.

Totsl

—

—

Con-

Con-

dam-

dam-

nis

n«9

une

deux

fois.

fois.

Plus
de2
rfecidi-

CommiKcd to Goal.

Emprisoon^s.

With
the

option
of a
fine.

Sur
option
entre

Grand totals by provinces.

'Including 9 " No Bill '*, 11 Jury disagreed and 7 A'o//f pro.t^'^ui or stay of proceedings,
tincluding 1 No Bill.

•Y compris 9 cas de non lieu, 11 cas dans lesquels le jury ne ji'est pas accord^ et 7 cas de noUt prostqui.
tY compris 1 cas de non lieu.

Prince Edward Island

[1919
il91&

32
42

1
5

31

37

26
34

4

2

1

1

I

2
2

Nova Scot ia

1919
1918

1.059
990

270
251

20
22

2

767
717

684
604

56
80

27
33

214
159

126
113

38
20

New Brunswick

1919
1,1918

437
387

95
46

8

1

333
334

269
270

25
25

39
39

52
96

56
SO

4
3

Quebec

1919
,1918

4.823
4.631

858
810

41
64

4
10

3.920
3.747

3.223
3.139

347
318

350
290

1,023
1.282

719
632

79
81

Ontario

1919
,1918

10. M7
10.278

1808
1770

190
187

21

8

8.628
8.313

6.983
6.642

845
841

800
830

2.206
2,125

1.625
1,642

522
400

Manitoba

'1919

' 1918

1,619
1.617

210

228

22
25

1

1.3S6
1.364

1.067
1.130

131
95

188
139

304
315

147
156

82
78

Sasicatchewan ,

1919

,1918

1.385 240
1.412 279

10
32

2

1.135
1.099

1.055
997

40
55

40
47

517
454

297
314

53
60

.\lbcrta

,1919

:,1918

1.480
1.237

389
311

51
36

1

I. (MO
889

864
761

lOO
73

76
55

415
409

252
219

67
99

British Columbia

.^919
,1918

1.532
1.138

337
260

40
19

4

1.151
859

»42

724

93
61

116
74

312
252

230
152

76
42

(1919
11918

.. (1919

7
15

2
4

5
11

5
9

3

7

1
4

1

1

Canada

23.021*
21.747

4210
3964

1382
392

M

18.396
17,370

15.118
14.310

1.641
1.551

1.637
1,509

5.053
5.106

3,455
3,284

921

ll918

783

S TA TISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau u.

Recapitulation par classes et provinces.

Sentence.

Civ/

Condition.

Penitentiary.

Ages & Sexes.

—

Com-

Etat civil.

P&iitencier.

mit-

ted to
Refor-

Other

Under

16 years

21 years

1

Two

ma-

Senten-

16

and

and 40 years

Not

ye-irs

Five

Death.

toriea.

ces.

years.

under 21.

under 40. and over

given.

and

—

—

— —

—

Mar-

Wi-

and

Life.

—

—

—

Mollis

16ans

21 ans 4U ans

Non

Single.

ried.

dow-

Jive.

over.

de

et moins

et moins

et plus

donnas.

ed.

—

—

De

En-

Autres

16ans.

de21.

de40.

—

—

—

Deui

Cinq

mort.

voys

senten-

A vie.

aux

ces.

Cfeli-

Ma-

En-

et

et
plus.

""de™

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

M.

F.

ba-

1 aires.

rife.

vagf

de

R«or-

U.

K.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

H.

F.

cinq.

me.

Grands totaux par provinces.

2

1

6

7

14
19

16
24

1

5
5

5
3

?

3

1

' t

24
31

6
4

1

96
91

11
14

I

2

44

47

237

271

103
151

1
3

126
128

9

8

261
281

17
23

66
45

8
3

157
60

19
15

370
455

166
185

17
6

48
16

5
1

81

38

1

21
16

185

152

146
152

1.552
1.404

90
100

922
796

2
4

38
35

78
58

534
402

3
13

27
40

93
92

1162
1158

11

7

6S6
867

22
35

289
258

2
2

89
53

29
20

127

86

3
3

46

52

250
247

2,553
2,396

SO
66

1.053
1,052

271
152

3

7
4

145
156

304
264

83
77

2'
2

8
4

3'3

352

3,555
3,447

1949
2121

74
81

2104
1625

154

121

2247
2401

373
460

754
749

107
134

791
539

76
82

5,687
5,096

2,003
2,078

85
58

81

48

5
11

1

6

64
59

702
692

445
507

25
46

239
210

30
28

388
287

56

85

103
98

14
23

86
76

3
4

808
933

431
353

20
16

55
54

8
ID

8
3

5

197
199

31

1

1

143
85

9
8

2S0
353

30
39

69
110

14

549
450

40
15

315
335

198
270

13
21

65
46

11
19

3

1

1

2

226
94

10
2

2
1

146
101

13

4

371
285

69
41

112
94

9
16

247
319

61
26

417

284

322
251

21

8

56
29

25
14

1

1

34

38

417
331

1

193
195

7
5

212
94

14

8

329
236

1
5

67
103

125
105

1
3

8
13

175
85

3
3

21
15

656
557

1
5

242
209

6

14
3

978
701

229
185

7
4

28
20

678
678

7,047
6,609

3728
3927

148
177

3587
2708

259
230

5137
5101

1309
1627

1544
1497

251
251

2165
1638

268
214

11,081
10,339

4,472
4,474

315

269

0 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd A. 1920

TABLE III

INDICTABLE OFFENCES BY PROVINCES SHOWING THE

EDUCATIONAL STATUS, OCCUPATION, PLACE OF

BIRTH, RELIGION, USE OF LIQUORS

AND RESIDENCE OF THE

CONVICTED.

TABLEAU III

DELITS JUSTICIABLES D'UN jury PAR PROVINCES MONTRANT

LE degrE d'instruction, l'occupation, le lieu

DE NAISSANCE, LA RELIGION, L'USAGE DE

BOISSONS ET LA RESIDENCE

DES CONDAMNES.

lOd— 8

114

CRl.\fI.\A I. ST A TIsriCS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table in.

Offences agains

the pereon.

Claas

1.

Educational
Status.

Dcgrt
({'instruction.

Occupation.

I'se of
Liquors.

Tsage de
boissons.

Provinces.

In-
able to
read

write.

Elc-
tary.

Supe-

Agri-
cul-
tural.

Com-
mer-
cial.

Do-
mestic.

In-
dus-
trial.

Pro-

tes-
sional.

La-
bourers.

Mo-
de-
rate.

Im-

dT

rate.

Inca-
pables
delire
oud'6-

crire.

El«-
taire.

Supt-

Agri-
cul-
teurs.

Corn-
can ts.

Servi-
teurs.

In-
dus-
tricls.

Pro-
fes-
sions
lib6-
rales.

Jour-
liers.

Mo-
dirt.

mo-

1
3
2

4
5
8
2

1

1

3
6

1

Quebec

1
1
1

1

S
7

1

Saskatchewan

3

1

1
1

1

Alberta

1

Canada

6

20

5 2

1

3

1

.2

11

5

Murder, attempt to commit.

Quebec

3
5

1

2
5

■ ■ 2

1

2

1

1
1

1

1

Alberta

2
4

2

2

1

2

2

Canada...:

S

14

' 3

3

3

1

9

3

10

Nova Scotia

1
4

1

6
13
1

J

1

1

1
3

1

1
2
11
1

1
1

Quebec

....:.'

8

4

Ontario

4

2

3

1

Alberta

1

2
1

2

2

British Columbia

1

Canada

7

23

2

*

4

S

3

2

12

17

•

Concealing birth of infants.

2
2

1

I

Canada

4

...

'

3

.\bortion and attempt to procure abortion.

2
2

■ ,

.:, i .::-:K:::;:

1

2
1

Alberta

4

1 1 1

3

!• 1

STATISTIQL'E7'RIMI\ELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Outrages contre la personne.

Birth Place.

Religion

s.

Residence.

Lieu.x de naissance.

Other

Other

1 Ro-

Bri-

Fo-

man

Ch,

Other

tish

Uni-

reign

Ca-

of

Me-

Pres-

Deno-

Cities

Rural

Pos-
ses-

ted
States

Coun-
tries.

Bap-

tists.

byte-

Eng-

lies.

land.

dists.

tions.

Towns.

tricts.

land

Ire-

Sco^

sions.

Pro-

land.

land.

Ca-

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

tes-

—

—

—

Wales.

Autres

tants.

Etats-

Autres

Bap-

Ca-

Kjlise

Mf-

Pres-

.\ngle-

-

Unis.

pays

tistes.

tholi-

d'An-

tho-

bytfe-

tres

Citfe

Dis-

Ir-

bri-

stran-

ques.

Rle-

dis-

riens.

con-

et

tricts

et

Imde.

tanni-

gers.

terre.

tes.

fes-

Villes.

ruraux.

Gallcs

ques.

sions.

1
3
2
4
1
1

1
7
4
3
1
1

4

4

2

1

1

1

3
5
2
1

3

2

1

2
2

1

3

6

1

,

12

1

1

U

17

2

1

5

12

14

Meurtre, tentati'

Homicide non pr6mMit6.

Suppression d'enfant.

Avortement et tentative d'avortement.

3

2
4
1
1
3

3

3
5

5

1

2

3

1

4

4

1

1

1
1

1

■ 1

1

1

^

5

1

13

5

2

3

8

15

6

1
3
7
1
1
2

"7
4

1
1
4
1
1
1

2

>

10
13

1

7
4

2

1

2

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

15

1

12

12

9

2

2

2

4

24

7

'. 2 1 1 - 2

■ 1 1 ,. . , 1

• 2 1 1 ,. , 2 . 1 2

2 ..... . 1 2 1 1 . - 3 1

lOd— 8*

CRIMISAL STATISTICS— 191 9

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table m.

Offences against the peraon.

Class

■•

Educational
SUtus.

Degrt
d'instniction.

Oecupation.

Use of
Liquors.

L'snge de
boissons.

Vroviace»

Un-
able to
read

write.

Ele-
tary.

Supe-
rior.

Aia-i-
cul-
tural.

Com-
cial.

Do-
mestic.

In-
dus-
trial.

Pro-
fes-
sional.

La-
bourers.

Mo-
de-
rate.

Im-

de-
rate.

Inca-
pables
delire
ou d'fe-

EI6-
taire.

Supe-

Agri-
cul-
teure.

Corn-
can ts.

Servi-
teuTB.

In-

dus-
triels.

Pro-
fcs-

!ib^
rales.

Jour-
na-
liers.

Mo-
dM.

Im-
mo-
d«r*.

1

, 1

8

1
1

1

1
6

1

5

1

7

1

2

I

1

Canada

1.

12

6

2

1

7

8

3

Rape, attempt to commit.

1
7

2

2

1

3

I
7

2

Canada

2

8

2

2

1

3

8

2

Carnal knowledge ot girl of tender years.

4

2
19

6
13-

4

3

i'

1

1

2
18
4

14
3
2

- 6

3
1

14

1
3

r

.>

2
8
2

■>

Saskatchewan f

Alberta

3

i

i'

4

r

3

4

47

1

13

5

1

n

4

19

43

-

Nova Scotia

4

1

11
34
3
4
4

1
4

29
2
4
3

Quebec .

Ontario

i

4
3

1

8
2

1
1

2

8

1
1

5

1
1

1
9

3
3

2

1

Alberta

I

4

57

1

11

13

12

5

3

11

43-

7

New Bninswick

Incest.

1
2
2

1
1

i

2

1

Quebec

1

I
1

1

1
I
3

1
3

Alberta

2

Canada

3

7

7

1

2

6l

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Outrages contre la persDnne.

Religim

Residence.

L

9US de naissinoe.

British Isles.

Other
Bri-

Other
Fo-

Ro-

rh

Other

lies Britanniques.

tish

Uni-

<^a-

of

Me-

Pres-

Deno-

Cities

Rural

Pjs-

ted
States

Coun-
tries.

Bap-
tists.

thD-
lics.

Eng-
land.

dists.

byte-
rians.

tions.

and
Towns.

Eng-
land

tricts.

Ire^

Scot-

gians.

Pro-

land.

land.

Ca-

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

Walss.

Etats-

Autres

Bap-

Ca-

EKlise

M^

Pres-

Au-

Unis.

tistes.

tholi-

d'An-

tho-

byt*-

tres

Citfes

Ir-

EoM-

bri-

Stran-

ques.

Kle-

dis-

riens.

con-

tricts

et

lande.

gers.

terre.

tes.

Gallcs.

ques.

Mom,.

1

1
11

1

5

2

1

4'

2

7

1

1

1

1

1

u

1,

1

5

3

5

10

7

Commerce charnel avec une fille en bas k%i

Viol,

tentat

ve de.

2

1

2
6

8

1

5

1

5

2

1

8

3

I

1

2

2
U

2

2
2

5

2

1
1
3
1
1
1

9

1
1

1

3
1
3
1

1

3

6
1

2
4

2
20

3
10

2
2

1

5
2
11
1

4

3

1
5

3.
13.
2

1

1

G

'

3

22

6

20

8

8

12

8

11

6

39

24

3 3 1 2

1 1 1 1 1

1 1 1

1 2 2 1 3

2 5 3 ll 6 1 1 3 7

CKI MIS A L S TA TIS TfCS—Wl 9

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table ni.

OSencea againJt the person.

Class

■■

Educational

Status.

Degr6
d'instruction.

Occupation.

Ise oi
Liquors,

L'aage de
boissons.

Provinces.

Un-
able to
read

write.

Ele-
tary.

Supe-
rior.

Agri-
cul-
tural.

Com-
cial.

Do-
mestic.

In-
dus-
trial.

Pro-
fes-
sional.

La-
bourers.

Mo-
de-
rate.

Im-

de-'
rate.

Inca-
pables
de lire
oud'^

E16-
taire.

Sup«-

Agri-
cul-
teurs.

Com-
mer-
cants.

Servi-

teUTB.

In-
dus-
triels.

Pro-

tes-

!ib^
rales.

Jour-
liers.

Mo-

d*r*.

Im-
d«r«

Nova Scotia

Quebec

2

I

l'

3
19
3
5

2
6
1

2
16
3

4
I

Ontario

s-

3
6
1

4

1

4

1

1

Saskatchewan

Canada

4

30

IS

4

1

4

1

9

26

-

Indecent assault.

Nova Scotia

1

2
5
1

5

7
20
67
6
7
6
6

2

2

1

S
41

3

6
4
9
49

8

5
2

1
1
2

l'

6

8

4'

1

Quebec
Ontario .

4
5
2
3

1
2

2

3

14

1
3

1

9

Saskatchewan ,
Alberta

i

t

1

I
1

British Columbia

Yukon

1

Canada

9

124

5

20

19

4

21

6

64

9.)

13

Assault on females.

1
2
10

1

1
9

4

8

Quebec

2

1

1

1

2

I

1

Alberta

2
2

2

1

2
2

British Columbia

1

Canada

2

17

2

2

1

1

1

14

17

1

>esertior

and cruelty to children.

Quebec

2
3

2
2

2
3

1

'

2

Canada

1

5

I

2

4

S

1

Quebec .

8
2

1
3

Chltario
Manitoba

1
2

1

2

7
2

Canada

11

3

I

4

2

9 !

1

ST A TI ST I QUE CRI MIX ELLE— 1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau m.

Outrages centre la personne.

Birth Plaee.

Religions.

Residence.

Lieus de naissance.

Other

Other

Ro-

Bri-

Fo-

man

Ch

Other

lies Britanniques.

tish

Ini-

reign

Ca-

ol

.Me-

Pres-

Deno-

Cities

Rural

Po3-

ted
States.

Coun-
tries.

Bap-
tists.

Eng-
land.

Eng-

lics.

dists.

nans.

Tovi-ns.

tricts.

land

Ire-

Scot-

sions.

Pro-

and

land.

land.

Ca-

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

tes-

—

—

—

Wales.

nada.

Autres

tants.

—

—

posses-

Etats-

.\atres

Bap-

Ca-

Ki!lLse

MA-

Prcs-

Att-

Angle-

Unis.

pays

tistes.

thoU-

d'An-

tho-

bvtfe-

tres

atfa

Dis-

Ir-

Ecos-

bri-

Stran-

ques.

fle-

dis-

nens.

con-

et

tricts

et

lande.

gers.

terre.

tes.

fes-

Villes.

ruraiuc.

Galles.

ques.

sions.

Attentat k la pude

Voies de fai t sur femme.

D&ertion et cruautfe envera les enfants.

2
3
17

2

3
13
1

3
4

1

1

1

3
3
2

1

1

3

4
1

1

1
" 1

2

1
1

4
2

1

6

4

*

2

1

1

1

3

1

I

1

1

19

1 j u

2

8

3

" 6

2

4

7

24

16

3
6
20
47

3

1

l'

2

2

3
S
21
21
1
3
2
1

1

6
6
11
68
8
8
6
9
1

I

2

■ io

"2
■ 3

8

2

. 1

3

1

1

19
2
2

4
2

3

i

1
13

4

ii

■ 2

10

1
1

11

3
3
2

2

-

2

3

.......

18

1

1

2

1

U 2,3

1 ;

83

'

5

32

6

57

19

13

13

17

13

123

37

1
3
6

,

1

1

3
2
1

'

1
2

3

10

J

3

1

1

4

1

1

1

1
2
2

1

1
2

1

1

1

' 1

3

10

1

7

1

8

4

1

1

1

4

18

2 2 2

3 4 1 5

1

7 '. 6 1 6 2

1

1

1
' 1

1
8

i'

:::::: -i-

6

3

2

1

2

1

1

1

2

1

'

4

3

1

2

10 3

CRIMIXAL STA riSTICS—W19

10 GEORGE V, A. 1S20

Table m.

Offences against the person.

Class

I.

Useol

Status.

Liquors.

—

Occupation.

—

Degrt

Usage de

d'instruction.

boissons.

Un-

,

able to

read

Ele-

Agri-

Com-

In-

Pro-

Mo-

Im-

Provinces.

Supe-

cul-

mer-

Do-

dus-

fes-

La-

de-

mo-

write.

tary.

nor.

tural.

cial.

mestic.

trial.

sional.

bourers.

rate.

de-

rate.

Elfe-

Sup*-

Agri-

Com-

Servi-

In-

Pro-

Jour-

Mo-

—

pables

rieure.

cul-

mer-

teurs.

dus-

fes-

na-

d«rf.

teurs.

^aots.

triels.

sions

liers.

mo-

lib^

dtit.

rales.

Aggravated assault and inflicting bodily harm.

Assaulting and obstructing police officer.

Assault and batten.'.

Libel.

2
1
2
1

2

1

2

2

6

2

1

4

Shooting, stabbing and wounding.

2
14
35
4
2
5
6

1
2
2

2
10
46

4
2
3

1

2
7

1
2

3

1

10
31

1

1

7
3
2
6

7

Mnnit/ih»

„ , »/.hptt'nn

1

1

3

3

British Columbia

3

1

3

Canada

10

68

21 1 3

3

6

2

45

63

14

3
14

25

4
2

1

I
34
69
176
29
8
11
27

1 .

w

12 1

5
8
30
6

3

2

17
36
125
8
3
3
15

1
28
41
150
31
9
9
4

Nova Scotia

Quebec

Ontario

Manitoba .

Saskatchewan

1
6

5
3
11
10
6
2
1

11

7

2
5

5
13
40

1

3
5

2
1

1

2

3

Canada

49

3S5

7

38

58

29

52

6

208

273

64

3
48
12
143
79
I
2
7
2

13

30
8
1

1

■ ■ 2

20

6

i

8

14

13

1
13
4

1

3
21
11
58
51

26
5
89
52

1
2
2
2

Nova Scotii.

5

1
7
3
1

7

1
2
6

1

2

1

22
8

1
7

52

26

1

1

4

••

Canada

14

297

12

20

54

29

35

22

148

179

115

6

1

35
11

1
42

6
51
395
.t3

15

1

5

1

17

33
243
IS

30
5
32
295
51

NovaScotia

1

17

8
6

3 1
54

9

Quebec —

(.>ntario

Manitoba

7
53
9

»1

1

5S
3

1
22

1

26
75
3

ST A TISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau m.

Outrages centre la perecnne.

Birth PI

Religion

Residence.

Lieux de na

issance.

British Isles.

Other

Other

Ro-

Bri-

Fo-

man

(^h

tish

Uni-

reign

Ca-

of

Me-

Pres-

Deno-

Cities

Rural

Pos-

ted
States -

Coun-
tries.

Bap-
tists.

Eng-
land.

byte-

Eng-

lies.

dists.

tions.

Towns.

tricts.

lan.l

Ire-

Scot-

sions.

land.

land

Ca-

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

tes-

—

—

—

Wal?8.

Autres

tants.

posses-

Etats-

Autres

Bap-

Ca-

EgUse

M6-

Pres-

Au-

An?Ie-

sions

Unis.

pays

tistes.

tholi-

d'An-

tho-

bvt§-

tres

Citfe

Dis-

Ir-

EC3S-

bri-

Stran-

ques.

gle-

dis-

riens.

con-

et

tricts

et

lande.

se.

tanni-

gers.

terre.

tes.

fes-

Villes.

ruraux.

OiWss.

ques.

sions.

2 2 2

1 1 1 ,

1 1 1 2

1 1 1 , - .

3 2 3 1 2 4 2

3 avec intention criminelle.

1
11

19
2

1

4
34
2
2
6
5

1
1

12
57
2
4
6
5

14
25
1
1
4
6

2

8
2

1
1

3

s

1

1

3

2

3

1

1
1

9

2

2

1

1

1

1

2

35

1

4

53

2

51

3

2

3

5

14

Sg

20

Voies de fait et IS^ions corporelle

2

1

28

1
16

4

42

1

3

9

1

9

2

9

3

2

4

9

3

1

1

53

2

26

68

1

2

4

10

73

13

14

5

6

98

1

4

89

5

82

32

31

27

6

32

209

25

2
1

2
1

1

7
1

2

1
2

20
8
5

7
4
3

2

2

1

3

"l

8
3
4

12
3
3

20
3
12

14

8

1

5

2

1

9

2

9

11

5

1

8

3

35

5

28

11

11

199

3

14

166

7

192

49

37

36

37

67

394

76

Voies

de fait et taisant obstacle A un officier

de la paix

3
31
13
76
63
2
1
3
1

3
29

9
74
29

1

7
1

17

3
2

11

6

57
19

6

19
12

2

98
23
176
125
2
10
21
18

1

2

■ 4
1

1

1

1
1

9

6

2

4

2

35
2

5
2

31
24

2
11

1
3

1

1

7

1

2

5

1

2

40

7

2

193

9

7

65

2

153

26

16

14

78

37

475

28

Agression avec voies de fait.

1
40

14

■ 6

11

' 1

6

4

37

1

1

3

1

7

8

14

1

7
56

1

1

2
59

2

1

1

1

1
50

6

1

1

3

13

29

6

7

276

1

23

157

4

200

49

74

55

55

46

368

142

5

29

1

38

24

6

4

7

9

16

39

29

CRIMIXA L ST A TlSTlCS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table ra.

Offences against the person.

Class

1.

Educational
Status.

Degrf
d'inatruction.

Occupation.

Use of
Liquors.

Tsage de
boissons.

Pro\-inces.

Un-
able to

read

or

WTite.

Ele-
men-
tary.

Supe-

Agri-
cul-
tural.

Com-
mer-
cial.

Do-
mestic.

In-
dus-
trial.

Pro-
fes-
sional.

La-
bourers.

Mo-
de-
rate.

Im-

de-'
rate.

Inca-
pables
delire
oud-6-

crire.

El*-
toire.

Sup6-

Agri-
cul-
teurs.

Com-
mer-
cants.

Ser%'i-

teUTB.

In-
dus-
triels.

Pro-
fes-
sions
lib«-
rales.

Jour-
liers.

Mo-

d6r*.

Im-
mo-
d«r*.

Assault and battery — Concluded.

Saskatchewan

4

45

• 2

20

5

3

5

14

42

3

Alberta

5

45

22

7

2

2

14

39

4

British Columbia

2

21

1

1

9

2

6

9

16

3

1

1

Canada

71

660

23

137

107

34

80

25

349

511

124

Endangering railway passengers.

1

3

1

3

4

1

1

4

3

4

1

Refusing or neglecting to support family.

7
7

1

1

4

2

4
6
1
3
1

I
1

2

7

1

1
2

3

1

1
1

Canada..

18

»

7

4

'

8

15

1

Other offences against the person.

1
8
13
2

1
7
6

1

■ 9
2

3
2

1

V'

1

1

3

1

3
3

2

I
1

3
1

1

1

Canada

1

30

I

5

7

3

16

16

4

STATISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE~1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau m.

Outrages centre la personne.

Birth Place.

—

Religions.

Residence.

Lieus de naxssance.

British Isles.

Other

Other

Ro-

Bri-

Fo-

man

Ch

Other

tish

Uni-

reign

(V

of

Me-

Pres-

Deno-

Cities

Rural

Pos-

ted
States

Coun-
tries.

Bap-
tists.

t ho-
lies.

Eng-
land.

tho-
dists.

b>t«-

and
Towns.

Dis-
tricts.

tions.

land

Ire-

Scot-

sions.

Pro-

and

land.

land

Ca-

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

tes-

—

—

—

Wales.

.-Vutres

tants.

posses-

Etats-

Autres

Bap-

Ca-

Eglise

Mft-

Pres-

Au-

.\ngle-

sions

Inis.

pays

tistes.

tholi-

d'An-

tho-

bvt*-

tres

atfe

Dis-

Ir-

Ecos-

bri-

stran-

ques.

gle-

dis-

nens.

con-

et

Iricta

et

lande.

se.

tannl-

gers.

terre.

tes.

fes-

vaies.

ruraui.

Galles.

ques.

sions.

5

1

2

4

2

12
14
12

1

3

12
9
2

22
18
11

......

1

12
13
U

1
1

1

1
2

5
4

18
17
4

13

1

1

27
21
21

25
38

1

a

10

13

448

^

49

256

16

336

66

93

• 72

110

89

564

279

Exposant au p^ri! le^ passagers sur les chemins de ter.

; de pourvoir aux besoms de la famille.

7

1

I

5

1

10

1

7

1

l|...| 5

1 1

1

11

2

5
3
8
47
1
1

1

4
1

7
14

1

1

1

,2
1

a

' 2

7
3
7
51

7

5 3 1

11

1

14

4

1

I

1

1
2

i

I

1

1

1

8

65

2

7 1 3

27

13

14

4

18

2

72

13

Divers autres outrages cantre la personne.

1
7
8
1
3
1

5

7

2
2
1

1

......

7
2

1

1

2

4

1

2

2

1

1

1

1

1

13

2

6

1

11

2

5

2

21

1
5
S

■ 4

3
3

""i

6
4

1

■ 2

4

2

8
14
2
2
3
5

3
1

2

1

1

'

2

1
1

3

1

2

1

1

4

4

U

3

6

2

10

1

3

5

8

2

34

2

CRIMIXAL S TAT/STICS—I0t9

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table m.

Offences against property

with violence.

Class

n.

^

E(!ucat'-onal

Status.

Degrt
d'instruction.

( >ccupation.

U»eo(
Liquors.

I'sage de
boissons.

Provinces.

Un-
able to
read

write.

Ele-
tary.

Supe-
rior.

Agri-
cul-
tural.

Com-
mer-
cial.

Do-
mestic.

In-
dus-
trial.

Pro-
fes-
sional.

La-
bourers.

.Mo-
de-
rate.

Im-

de-

raU.

■

Inca-
pables
de lire
oud'^

E16-
mcn-
taire.

Sup«-
rieure.

Agri-
cul-
teur«.

Corn-
can ts.

Servi-
teurs.

In-
dus-
trieU.

Pro-
fes-

lib^
rales.

Jour-
li°ere.

Mo-
d6r«.

Im-
diri.

Burglary, house and shopbreaking.

11
9i
29

13

7

9
1

1

16
3

3

32
14

68
14

IS

11

Quebec

39

450

7

29

33

92

166

257

19

15

1.124

1

15

64

41

58

17

444

868

47

Manitoba

2

208

1

6

34

28

22

6

22

205

3

Saskatchewan

7

23

11

1

1

18

22

3

Alberta

7

41

12

5

4

2

20

39

British Columbia

2

125

11

1

19

5

6

2

48

81

3

Canada

85

2.102

13

59

162

112

200

28

754

1.554

104

Robbery and demanding with menaces.

Nova Scotia .
Quebec

5

1

19
30
19
3

7

7

2
3
1

4

7
1

1

2

1

4
19
IS

2

12
2
12

6

1
2

1

5

1

3

Manitoba. .

1

' i

Albe.ti

16

1

1
3

1
7

1

2

......

Canada

8

88

2

7

11

7

21

4

42

36

11

Robbery highway.

Robberv, assault and

Ont-'rio

55

1

12

5

13

21

45

2

1

.\lberta

1

1

1

3

1

Canada

1

58

1

12

5

13

1

22

48

4

Warehouse and freight car breaking.

1

7
40

1

1
5

1

2
IS

15

Manitoba..

3

1

3

1

40

I

Canada

49

3

17

1

3

1

6

.57

ST A TISTIQVE CRIMlSELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Dalits avec violence contrfr la proprifet^.

Birth Place.
Lieux de naissaiice.

Religions.

Residence.

British Isles,
lies Britanniques.

Ca-
nada.

Other
Bri-
tish
Pos-

Autres
posses-
sions
bri-
tanni-
ques.

Uni-
ted

States

Etats-
Unis.

Other
Fo-
reign
Coun-
tries.

Autres
pays

stran-
gers.

Bap-
tists.

Bap-
tistes.

Ro-

Ca-

tho-
lics.

Ca-
tholi-
ques.

Ch.
of
Eng-
land.

Eglise
d'An-
gle-
terre.

Me-
tho-
dists.

M4-
tho-
dis-
tes.

Pres-
byte-

Pres-
byt&-

Pro-

tes-
tants.

Other
Deno-

tions.

Au-
tres
con-
les-
sions.

Cities

and
Towns.

Citfe

et
ViUes.

Rural
Dis-

Eng-
land
and
Wales.

_
.\ngle-

Galles.

Ire-
land.

Ir-
lande.

Scot-
land.

Ecos-

tricts.

Dis-
tricts
ruraux.

: effraction, brisde maisons etde magasLi

11
100

28
453

' '7'

11

48

9

298

23
5
9

4
2

9
1
3

11
3
44

1

11
98
30
450

3

2
2

1

2

20

2

2

1

3

4

23

43

148

21

48

775

n

55

121

30

384

263

167

136

80

65

1.142

74

g

3

14

101

12

60

13

52

23

17

46

12

31

197

15

2

13

1

3

11

7

2

3

3

5

9

20

19

5

1

1

26

3

12

U

4

6

24

2

51

12

15

2

8

90

1

11

14

6

39

24

18

23

23

5

27

181

28

74

1,599

20

89

243

63

959

363

218

227

202

140

2,140

212

Vol et demand e

1

1

12
26
13
2

1

2
3

2
5
5
3

2

10
30

S

1
2
1
1

1

1
4

1

1

1
2
2
3

18
34
JS
6
2
2
17

3
I

3

1

3

1

2

1

1

2
7

^

2
4

7

3

3

4

2

2

10

2

62

4

7

15

2

56

8

11

6

5

8

97

'

5 d 'entrepots et de wagons de fret.

1

1

"1'

42

2

9

2

16

10 10

9

1
1

8

52

1
4

1'

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

45

3

9

2

17

11 10

9

2

8

57

1

1
12
25

1
5
14

2
13
37

1

1

1

■ 1

1

7

1
10

2
S
1

6

1
7

6

4

3

1

1

7

2

I

38

I

8

11

20

8

6

8

4

55

4

CRIMINAL ST A TI.STlCS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

OfTences against property without violence.

Educational

Us.

■of

Status.

Liquors.

—

Occupation.

—

Degr6

Usage de

d'instruction.

boiBsons.

Un-

^

able to

Im-

read

Ele-

Agri-

Com-

In-

Pro-

Mo-

Provinces.

or

men-

Supe-

cul-

mer-

Do-

dus-

fes-

La-

de-

<le-

write.

tary.

rior.

tural.

cial.

mestic.

trial.

sional.

bourers.

rate.

rate.

Inca-

E16-

Sup6-

Agri-

Com-

Servi-

In-

Pro-

Jour-

Mo-

Im-

pables

men-

rieure.

cul-

mer-

teurs.

dus-

les-

na-

Attt.

mo-

de lire

taire.

teurs.

cants.

triels.

sions

liers.

dtTi.

ou d-t-

Ub6-
rales.

Bringing stolen goods into Canada.

1

3
1
5

1

1

3

4

1
6

1

1

Ontario..

1

2

1

2

Alberta...

Canada

1

10

-'

2

3

5

12

Embezzlement.

4

2

3

1

3

2

1

4

2

3

3

5

1

Feloniously receiving and in possession of stolen goods.

Fraud and conspiracy to defraud.

False pretences

-

2
4
2
59
139
6
28
21
29

1

1
1
1
32
53
1
10
19
8

1
13

3
1
2

13
23

1
4
9

l'

2
1

3

1

1
4
2
17
124
7
22
21
10

1

1
1
7
57
1
7
S
7

5
3

Quebec

Ontario

Manitoba

Sqaskatchewan..

.\lberta

British Columbia

13
1
4

14

3
2
8

2

1
12

3
11
3

Canadi^

8

290

32

20

126

20

53

- 10

86

208

31

4

2
8
8

42
124

25
3

22

32

1

2

1

2
7
8

24
149

26
2

17

19

3

4

I
23
40

1

1

Quebec

Ontario

Maritoba

4

4
2

2

r

2
8
1

5

6

6
3S
4
1
6
4

4
10

10

2

. 3

U

3
15
4

1
1

9
1

All),.rta

British Columbia

i'

5
4

3

2

Canada

16

268

2"

23

61

41

27

1

78

254

16

1
1

5

1
1

10

3

1
1

1
5
21
H
6
1
3

8
4

1

New Brunswick

1

11
161
37
14
9
6

1

12
3
5

3

3
4
3

2

1

1
96

10

1

1
5
93
38
11
9
6

Ontario

Manitoba..

Saskatchewan

3
1

6

1

1

Firitish Columbia..

Canada

4

238

9

15

55

13

24

13

108

165

8

ST A TISTIQUE CRIMISELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

D§Uts sans violence c

Birth Place.
Lieux de naissance.

Brit

ish Isles. 1

lies Britanniques.

Eng-

land

Ire-

Scot-

and

land.

land.

Wales.

.\nele-

terre

Ir-

Ecos-

et

lande.

se

Galles.

Other

Bri-

tish

Uni-

Pos-

ted

sions

States

.\utres

—

posses-

Etats-

Unis.

bri-

tanni

ques.

reign
Gaun-
tries.

Ro-

Oh

Ca-

of

Me-

Pres-

Bap-

t ho-

Eng-

tho-

bjte-

tists.

lies.

land.

dists.

rians.

Pro-
tes-
tants.

Bap-

Ca-

EplLse

M6-

Pres-

tistes.

tholi-

d'An-

tho-

hvlf-

ques.

gle-
terre.

dis-
tes.

Cities

and
Towns.

Citfe

et
Villes.

Effets V0I63 apport^ au Canada

D6toiirnement.

2 2 4 2 2

1 1 1

4 1 3 1 2 6

1 1 1

7 4 8 1 2 1 9 3

4 1 3 2 3

2 2 , I 1

2 4 I 2 '3 3 4

Fraude et conspiration de fraude.

2
2

1

I

4
2
62
172
5
41
34
34

I

1

1
1
7

22
1
6
2
. 3

1

1
1
1
34
■j
1
5

1
1
8
12

1
2

1
1

1

56

103

S

18
25
10

1

ie

......

1

S3
50

12
5
15

■ 28'

1
1

5
13
3
3
1
3

17
1
7

25
4

3

10

5

1
2

3

1

21

4

3

6

9

14

5

6

1

1

22

9

3

221

1

3.5

43

4

136

50

31

26

54

27

355

50

Recel et en possession d'effets volfa.

2
9

1

"2

1

1

1

2

J

5

1

■ 7
36

1

6
3R

1
1

'

8
41

3

6

2

5

5

10

1

5

82

3

8

52

2

54

26

26

19

9

29

173

17

3
1

1

13

'

9
3
5

•" •

6
2
S

9

6

1
2

9

6
1
-7

26
21
22

1

7

7

4

1

6

6

I

15

4

8

3

9

9

6

3

3

31

7

32

2

'

171

3

IS

84

7

122

49

27

40

24

51

329

43

I

i9
1
6

""l"

30

....^

1

1

1
12

7

1

I
1

14
200
40
44
28
9

1

1
9
67
18
6
I
4

2
36
19

5

1

27

1
17

3

1

1
14

1
27
12
2
6
3

4
2
1

8
37
8
2
3
5

16
3
6

1

4
1

1

1

29

1

2

106

4

25

51

7

63

- 63

30

28

36

26

337

27

128

CRIMIXAL STATrSTTCS~W19

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Offences against property without violence.

de lire
oud'fe-
crire.

Ele-
men-
tary.

E16-
taire.

Com-
mer-
cial.

Com-
mer-
(;ant8.

Pro-
fes-
sional .

Jour-
na-
Uers.

, Horpe. cattle and sheep stealing.

Nova Scotia

4

1
7

22
2
3

16

1

2
3

3

5

16
1
3
8

4
1
9

17
2
2

19
4

1

i

i'

1

Quebec

Ontario

Manitoba

2

1

■-2

1

4'

3
6

1

2

British Columbia

3

59

1

16

1

1

3

1

36

45

1

21
18
231
80
12
■ 18
8
8

8
173
168
1,427
3,648
572
109
263
359

1

29
6
168
287
87
45
54
55

9
3
147
206
87
22
31
35

16
12
217
285
34
29
24
31

6
3
16
53
1
3
13
15

3

36
58
493
1.535
77
48
73
92
1

1
141
157

901
2.743
584
160
264
170
1

2

Nova Scotia..

1
1

20
11

7
22
5

32
7
31
96
29
48
60
14

17

Quebec

68

Saskatchewan

Alberta

British Columbia

11
20
23

Canada

397

6,818

67

317

^ 732

540

648

110

2.416

5,122

296

Theft from the pwrson.

No%-a Scotia.. . ..

4
2
2

1
41
25
10
1
7
5

1
8
5
3

2

17
8
4

■ 1
1

1
4
23
10
1
6
2

Quebec

1

3

10
4
2

8
2
2

Saskatchewan.

Alberta

1

2

4

1
3

8

80

2

3

18

16

21

2

31

47

6

Theft of registered letters and other mail matters.

No.-a Scotia

1
1
6
4
2
7
3

1

3
1

1
1
3
5
2
7
2

1
3

1

Quebec

1

1

1

1

Alberta

7

1

Canada

1

24

1

12

3

1

4

21

STATISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE~1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau m.

D61its sans vioIeDce contre la propri6t6.

Birth Place.

—

Religions

Residence.

Lieux de naissance.

Other

Other

Ro-

Bri-

Fo-

mnn

Ch.

Other

tish

Uni-

reign

Ca-

of

Me-

Pres-

Deno-

Cities

Rural

Pos-

ted

States.

tho-
lics.

Eng-
land.

b>-te-

Eng-

tries, tists.

dists.

tions.

Towns.

triotd.

land

Ire-

Scot-

sions.

Pro-

land

land.

Ca-

—

—

—

—

—

— ■

—

—

tes-

—

—

—

Wales.

nada.

Autres

tants.

—

posses-

Euts-

Autres

Bap-

<;a-

Eglise

Mfe-

Pres-

Au-

Angle-

sions

Unis.

pays

tistes.

tholi-

d'An-

tho-

bytt-

tres

atfe

Dis-

terre

Ir-

EC09-

bri-

gran-

ques.

gle-

dis-

nens.

con-

et

tricts

et

lande.

se.

tanni-

gers.

terre.

tes.

fes-

ViUes.

ruraui.

Galles.

ques.

sions.

Vol de chevaux, b6tail et moutons.

4
1
9
20

3

1
7
10

1

6
19

1
4

3

2
3

......

"l

3

2

1
1

1

2

1
1
1

2

5

6

4

6
3

2
1

1
7

1

2

9

1

2

5
3

1

47

12

4

4

26

5

2

8

14

2

41

27

Vol sur la personne.

Vol de lettrea recoinmand6es et autres mati&res postales.

9
159

1

8

2

9

4

7

1

173

3

5

14

100

24

21

14

8

1

181

20

49

5

IS

1.413

5

36

109

4

1,427

23

13

16

68

80

1,594

94

460

44

99

2,528

13

162

539

108

1,118

869

KM

4.M

304

295

3.939

307

57

U

31

296

2

33

174

20

142

89

73

95

75

127

598

55

20

2

11

95

51

44

5

66

21

43

33

27

15

504

90

49

1

16

99

1

81

52

11

68

21

7

17

133

32

358

72

52

9

24

160

1

63

1

63

8

104

48

1

30

43

79

31

418
3

42

698

72

200

4,932

30

437

990

200

3,105

1,132

842

680

699

584

7.821

713

1
28
12

2

1
31
10

1

1
46
24
12
1
6
5

2

1

8
S

1

7

10
7

......

«
6

3

1

6
6
7
1

1

4
2

1
1
1
4

4

1

1

1

3

2

4
2

1
3

1

I

2

3

2

2

48

20

24

1

47

12

3

9

6

20

95

«

1

1
1
7
4
2
7
1

1

1

2
1
6
5
2
7
3

1

6

4
1

1

1

1

......

2

7

1

1

2

1

2

23

1

1

1

1

11

5

2

1

8

28

2

lOd— 9

CRIMIKAL STATI!>riCS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Klalicious offences against property', forger>' and offences against currency.

Educational

Use of

Status.

,

Liquors.

—

Occupation.

—

Degr6

Usage de

d 'instruction.

boissons.

Un-

able to

Im-

read

Ele-

Agn-

Com-

In-

Pro-

Mo-

Tno-

Provinces.

or

men-

Supe-

cul-

mer-

Do-

dus-

fes-

La-

de-

de-

wTite.

tary.

rior.

feural.

cial.

mestic.

trial.

sional.

borers.

rate.

rate.

Inca-

E16-

Sup€-

Agri-

Com-

Servi-

In-

Pro-

Jour-

Mo-

Tm-

pable
delire

men-

neure.

cul-

mer-

teurs.

dus-

fes-

na-

dtri.

mo-

taire.

teurs.

cants.

triels.

sions

Hers.

d^rfe.

ou d'fe-

libt-

rales.

Arson and attempt to (

2

1

2

Quebec

2

S
12
4

1
1

4

6

8
12
4

2

1

1

2

3

2

2

1

1
1

1

2

28

1

3

5

3

10

29

3

injury to horses and cattle, and other wilful damage to property.

1
20

4

72
120
37

7
11

5

1

2

2

2

3

1
S
55-
9
3
2

16
1
75
93
35
7
12
3

2

2

Ouebpc

11
1
1

1
3

2
7
11
5
6

S

5
2

3

3

4
6
1

i

2

3

9

1

2

1

2

1

14

277

4

32

16

6

15

9

81

242

17

Forgery and offences against currency.

Forgery and uttering forged documents.

9

49
106
56
44
15
13

9
11

1

6

3

1

1
11

6
6

2
1
19
27
34
7
1

1

1

2

2

5
1
16
93
70
31
15
7

2

1

Quebec

Ontario

Manitoba

Saskatchewan

Alberta

4
1
1

9
10

1
1

4

7
13
13
17

1
2

1
10
8
3

1

9
49

2

1
6

1
1
3
4

8

299

27

37

98

26

54

25

88

237

19

STA TISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau m. Dommages malicieux k la prc^ri^t^, faux et d^lit^par rapport k la

Classes rv". et ^

Birth Place.

—

Religions.

Residence -

Lieui de naissance.

British Isles.

Other

Other

Ro-

Bri-

Fo-

man

Ch

Other

lies Britaoniques.

tish

Uni-

reign

Ca-

of

Me-

Pres-

Deno-

Cities

Rural

Pos-

ses-

ted

States.

Coun-
tries.

Bap-
tists.

tho-
lics.

Eng-
land.

tho-
dists.

bj-te-

tions.

and
Towns.

tricts.

Eng-

land

Ire-

Scot-

Pro-

and

land

land

Ca-

—

—

— ■

—

—

—

• —

—

tes-

—

—

—

Wales.

nada.

Autres

tants.

—

—

posses-

Etats-

Autres

Bap-

(;a-

Kgllse

M&-

Pres-

-Au-

.\ngle-

sions

Unis.

pays

tistes.

thoh-

d'An-

tho-

bvt*-

tres

atfa

Dis-

terre

It-

Ecos-

bri-

Stran-

ques.

ple-

dis-

nens.

con-

et

tricts

et

lande.

se

tanni-

gers.

terre.

tes.

fes-

Villes.

niraux.

GaUes.

ques.

sions.

Incendie et tentati ve d'incendit

2

1

1
2

'17

1

9

9
6
1

1
1

1

......

13
3

I

2
2

1

2
1

1

3

1

1

i

1

2

2

1

28

1

16

5

4

2

3

3

35

8

Dommages malicieux aux chevaux et bestiaox et autres dommagea volontaires k la propri^t^.

Faux et d^liU par rapport k la monnaie.

1

18

4
75
88,
22

1

3

4

1

10
2
61
45
7
3
6
2

1 '
21

4
77

I

1 :
4

7 1

1

1

1

2
2

3

2

1

2

2

3

1
2

1
3

4
24
12
6
S

2
20

16
21
2

6

4
12
4
1

13
2

16
7

20
3

42

1

3

1

2

.....

- 2
2

8

1

20

2

6

216

7

52

1

137

24

29

33

45

28

245

82

Faux et femission de faux documents.

1

_ 6
2
40
91
39
16
9
10

2

4
1
37
34
25
27
6
11

1

■ 3
IS
14
3

1
4

1
1

'23

1
5
1
1

2

11
1
49
-104
68
15
9
22

3

3

.....

1

■■■2
8

8
12

6
30

6

1

""s

2
17
26

6

1
1

3
25

"Y
3
3

6
6
4
7
6

10
3

8
17
6
2
12

27
3

1

4

10

22

4

10

213 1 47

! i

63

11

145

41

33

55

41

29

279

97

lOd— 91

132

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table in.

Other oSenoea not included in the foregoing classes.

Class

VI.

Educational
SUtus.

Degr*
d' instruction.

Occupation.

Use of
Liquors.

Usage de
boissons.

Pro\-ince8.

Un-
able to

read

or
write.

Ele-
men-
tary.

Supe-
rior.

Agri-
cul-
tural.

Com-
cial.

Do-
mestic.

In-
dus-
trial.

Pro-
fes-
sional.

La-
borers.

Mo-
de-
rate.

Im-
mo-
de-
rate.

Inca-
pable
delire
ou d'6-

E16-
taire.

Sup«-
rieure.

Agri-
cul-
teuis.

Corn-
can ts.

Servi-
teurs.

In-
dus-
trieb.

Pn>
fes

Ub^
rales.

Jour-
liers.

Mo-
d6r*.

Im-
mo-
diri.

1
1
6
, 2
3

1
1
4
2
3

i'

5

1

Alberta

1
3

1

1

13

1

6

i

1

1

11

Attempt to commit suicide.

Sodomy and beastiality.

Quebec

1

2
8

1
2

1
1

1
5

6

1

Alberta

2

1

2

1

1

1

2

13

5

2

1

7

7

4

1

1

1

9

1
1
8
24
1
2
1

3

7
27

1
1
1

1

i?

1
1

6

i

i'

1

1

2

1

2
2

2

1

1

1

1

1

Canada

-

41

3

7

13

4

2

2

19

38

3

Indecent exposure and other offences against public

morals.

Quebec

Ontario

Manitoba

2
1

22
28
7

i

2
I

1

4
2

1

3
3

1

3

1

i'

3
19
2

17
22
7

2

S
1

1

1

i

2

5

I

1

1 1

Canada

4

63

1

4

8

9 6

1

26

52

2

Perjurj' and subomat

on of perjurj'.

2

1

18
3
7
3

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

1
2

1

3
2

1

4

14

4
4
3

2

2

2

3

1

1

Canada

2

34

1

8

6

7

4

6

26

7

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

133

Tableau in. Autres d^lits non compris dans les classes pr^^dentes

Claase vi.

Birth Place.
Licu!i denaissance.

Religions.

Residence.

British Isles,
lies Britanniques.

Ca-
nada.

Other
Bri-
tish
Pos-

sions.

Autres
posses-
sions
bri-
tanni-
ques.

Uni-
ted
States.

Etats-
Unis.

Other
Fo-
reign
Coun-
tries.

Autres
pays
stran-
gers.

Bap-
tists.

Bap-

tistes.

Ro-

C^
tho-
lics.

Ca-
tholi-
ques.

Ch.
of

Eng-
land.

Eglise
d'An-
gle-

Me-
tho-
dists.

Ut-
tho-
dis-
tes.

Pres-
byte-

Pres-
bytfe-
riens.

Pro-
tes-
tants.

Other
Deno-

tions.

Au-
tres
con-
tes-

Cities

and

Towns.

Citfs

et
VUles.

Rural
Dis-
tricts.

Dis-
tricts
ruraux.

Eng-
land
and
Wales.

Angle-
terre

GiUles.

Ire-
land.

Ir-
lande.

Scot-
land.

Ecos-

Sedition.

1

1

2

I
2
1
3

1

2

1

3

1

1

1

1
1

1

::::.:

4

5

5

1

1

I

1

5

2

7

3

1

2

3

'

12

7

1 '

Tentative de suicide.

4

2
1

1
3

3
9
2
3

1

3

2

3

1

1

1

1

1

" 1

1
1

1

1

1

1

2

4

7

3

3

4

4

2

3

13

2

Sodomieet bestiality.

1
2
S
18

1
1
1

1

1
3
1
33

2

2

1

1
8
5

2

9

1

3

1

12

4

8

1

1
1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

9

'

32

1

2

4

15

14

4

9

4

3

42

10

Exposition indfecente et autres dSlits contre la morale publique.

1

21
12
2

2
2

1

7

2

21
9
2

7
3

3

2

3
7
1

' 2

33
61
12
3
11
11

5
3

4

5

1

1

4

2

■ 1

1

2

9

4

36

6

13

34

10

5

2

12

4

131

9

Parjure et subornation de parjure.-

2
1
11

5

2
1

1

4
1
2

1

3

2
1

1

1

2
1

1
2

3
1
15
3
5
3

1

7
2

1

1

1

1
1

1
2

5
2
2
2
I

4

1

1

20

5

12

11

3

8

7

3

e

30

11

CRIMLXAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Other offences not included in the foregoing classes.

Inca-
pable
delire
oud'fe-
crire.

Ele-
men-
tary.

E16-
men-
taire.

Agri-
cul-
tural.

cui-
teurs.

Com-
mer-
cants.

In-
dus-
trie Is.

Pro-
fes-
sions
lib6-
rales.

Jour-
na-

liera.

Carrjiog unlawful weapons.

Nova Scotia

Quebec

Ontario

Manitoba

Alberta..
British Columbii

Canada . . .

Ontario..
Manitoba..

Alberta .

Forcible entrj'-

Offences against gambling and lotter>' acts.

PrinofB Edward Island -

Nova Scotia • .

Quebec

Ontario

Manitoba

Saskatchewan

Alberta..

British Columbia..

Canada..

Prison breach, escape, attempting and aiding to escape from prison.

i

8
19
48

7
5
17

4

1

I
2

14
1
2
1

1

2

7
7

36
1
1

19
3

3
9
12
49
7
1

19
1

1

3

1

5

Quebec .

ii

5
2

1
3
2

3
3

1
4

2

Ontario -

14

i'

2

8

Alberta..

1

I

1
1

Canada

9

112

12

18

23

7

'

5

67

101

19

STATISTIQCE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau in

Autres dfeUts

non compris dans lea classes pr6c6dentes.

Classe VI.

Birth PlBiCe.

Religions.

Residence.

Lieux de naissance.

British lales.

Other

Other

Ro-

Bri-

Fo-

Ch.

3ther

lies Britanniques.

tish

Uni-

reign

( Ca-

of

Me-

Pres-

Deno-

Cities

Rural

Pos-

ted
States.

Coun-
tries.

Bap-
tists.

tho-
lics.

Eng-
land.

tho-
dists.

byte-

Eng-

tions.

Towns.

tricta.

land

Ire-

Scot-

Pro-

and

land.

land.

Ca-

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

tes-

—

—

—

Wales.

Autres

tants.

—

posses-

Etats-

Autres

Bap-

Ca-

Eglise

M6-

Pres-

Au-

Citfes

Unis.

pays

tistes.

tholi-

d'An-

tho-

hytfe-

tres

et

Dis-

terre

Ir-

Ecos-

bri-

stran-

ques.

gle-

dis-

nens.

con-

ViUes.

tricts

et

lande.

se.

tanni-

gers.

terre

tes.

fes-

ruraux.

Galles.

ques.

sions

3
4
35
4

1
3

28

"""l'

8
30
2
1

1

I

"1

1

1

3

8
59
3
1

1

1

1

8

2

6

1

15

6

8

13

1

1
1

2

46

9

34

1

43

8

16

6

9

8

75

15

1 3 4 1 3

1 I 1

1 1 1

1 *' 4 1 5 1 3 3

Violation de propri6t6.

[ lois d^endant le jeu et lea loteries.

Infraction aux lois des priaons, 6va

, tentative et aide d'fevaaio

1

12
87
90
28
17
33
18

6
42
29
9
3
3
1

1

1
4
7
2
3

1
39
21

9

3
13

4

1

"2
2

2
53
16
10
4
3
3

1
15

1

2
2
5

1

t

1
8

1
""5

I
25
14
10

■ 1

7

2

7

3
6
1

4

1

1

8

2

93

1

17

90

5

91

17

10

11

16

59

286

11

6
10
19
50

4

1
11

1

.....
2

1
9
16
23
2
1
12

1

I
14

" r
1

2

1

7
6
19
63
6
8
14
3

I

1

I
3

2
3

7

1

1
6
I

1
4

3
3
2

2
3

1

1

8

3

6

2

1
2

1

20
I

13

3

7

13

3

102

17

13

3

64

18

14

21

16

7

126

43

CRIMINAL STA TISTICS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table m.

Dther offences not included in the foreeoing classes.

Class

n.

Educational

Status.

Degri
d'uistruction.

Occupation.

t'seol
Liquors.

Usage de
boissoos.

Pro\-ince9.

Un-
able to

read

or
write.

Ele-
men-
tary.

Supe-

Agri-
cul-
tural.

Com-

Do-
mestic.

In-
dus-
trial.

Pro-
fes-
sional.

La-
borers.

Mo-
de-
rate.

Im-

d°-"
rate.

Inca-
pable
delire
oud'6-

E16-
taire.

Sup«-

Agri-
cul-
tcurs.'

Com-
?ants.

Servi-
teurs.

In-
dus-
triels.

P«>-
fes-

lib^
rales.

Jour-
na-
Uera.

Mo-

dfcr*.

Im-
mo-
diri.

Revenue laws, offences against.

Nova Scotia

4

2

2

3

1
2
3

3
49

7
2
23
21

8'

2
12

1
11

2
68
9

24
9

29
2

5

3

41
8
1
8
9

20

1
5'

7
.6

23
i

1
5

3

1

i

19

109

8

41

39

11

16

4

69

lis

Xova Scotia..

2

2
1
4
23
29

3

1

2
1
4
23

,

1
4
5
8

2

6

1

1
6

3

3
6

2

Canada

6

59

4

IS

7

8

9

18

30

2

Keeping bawdy houses and inmates thereof.

Nova Scotia.. . .
New Brunswick

Quebec

Ontario

Manitoba..
Saskatchewan . .

Alberta

British Columbia

Canada

3 other misdemeanours.

3

3

2
43

1
2
S

4

3

2

1
15

1
11

3
8

1

5

1

6

2

42
I

I
«
3

5

2

1
1
3

1
2
2

3'

1
2

1

Alberta .

1
1

1

5

4

CanoHp

8

60

, 7

9

21

15

9

4

13

55

10

ST A TISTIQUE CRIMlSELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau in.

Autres d61it3 non compris dans les classes pr6c6dente8.

Birth Place.

Religion

s.

Residence.

Lieux de m

msance.

British Isles.

Other

Other

Ro-

Bri-

Fo-

man

Ch.

Other

tish

Uni-

C.a-

of

Me-

Pres-

Deno-

Cities

Rural

Pos-

ted

States.

Coun-
tries.

Bap-
tists.

tho-

Eng-
land.

tho-
dists.

byte-

Eng-

tions.

Tovras.

tricts.

land

Ire-

Scot-

Pro-

and

land.

land.

Ca-

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

tes-

—■

—

— ■

Wales.

tants.

—

— .

posses-

Etats-

Autres

Bap-

C.a-

EgUse

M^

Pres-

Au-

Angle-

sions

Unis.

pays

tistes.

thoU-

d'An-

tho-

bytfe-

tres

atfe

Dis-

terre

Ir-

Ecos-

bri-

Stran-

ques.

Rle-

dis-

riens.

con-

et

tricts

et

lande.

se.

tanni-

gers.

terre.

tes.

les-

Villes.

ruraus.

Galles.

ques.

sions.

Dfelita centre le :

4

1

2

1

2

2

3
41
1

1
40
g
2
24
19

3

49
1

1
6

13
8

1
8
8

27
93
19
38
31
32

3

1

3

2

10
1

7

14

1

9

22

1
7
4

1

1

3

4

5

4

13
10

I

2

1

21

2

4

2

56

20

94

77

10

17

11

19

38

242

50

Tenant et habitant de

4

1

1

ll

2

1
1
2
8
12

1

4

1

1

■ 2
4

4
9
6

.... ^

1
1

3
5
2

6
22
31

2
3

1

1

5
3

■9'

1

5

5

6

28

2

19

2

24

4

2

9

9

10

59

6

2

3
501
113
2
2
18
18

2

2

3

2
560
69
1
1

13
34

3

1

26
3
729
230
5
39
88
118

38

15
9

6

. . .^. . . . .

42
12
1
7
9
21

79
47
2
4
14
61

6

1

1

90
6

■ 2
17
15

6
26
2
3
6
50

19

55

17

26
1
2
1

6

1

3
1
2

1
2

I

61

24

6

665

'

92

209

10

683

61

23

30

130

94

1,238

8

Divers autres d^lits.

3
5
31

1
3
14

I

" 4
2

2

6

5

56
1

1
7
9

7

1

2

9

1
1

1
1

15

9

5

1

2

1

1

1

1
2

4

(}

7
2

2

5

7

1

48

5

16

2

25

16

9

7

6

12

82

9

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd A. 1920

TABLE IV

-UMMARY OF TABLE III BY CLASSES AND PROVINCES

TABLEAU IV

RfiCAPITULATION^DU TABLEAU III PAR CLASSES ET PROVINCES

CRIMINAL STA TISTICS~1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table iv.

Summao' by classes and provinces.

Educational

Status.

Degr6
d'instruction.

Ocrupations.

Use of
Liquors.

Usage de
boissons.

Provinces.

Un-
able to
read
or
write.

Ele-
tary.

Supe-
rior.

Agri-
cul-
tural.

Com-
mer-
cial.

Do-
mestic.

In-
dus-
trial.

Pro-
fes-
sional.

La-
borers.

Mo-
de-
rate.

Im-
mo-
de-
rate.

Inca-
pable
delire
ou d'6-
criro.

El^

taire.

Sup«-

Agri-
cul-
teurs.

Com-
mer-
Cants.

Servi-
teurs.

In-
dus-
triels.

Pro-
fes-
sions
libfe-
rales.

Jour-
liers.

Mo-
Abk.

Im-
dlS.

Class i. — Offences against the person.

5
142

40
354
966
113
101
101

80
1

I
1

8
29
5
5

22
10
23
108
43
57
48
7

1
44

2
61
143
20
13
13
21

1

4

59
22
185
605
33
22
27
36

2
103

25
203
769
111
98
81
33

17
2
38
102
17
12
12
4

5

35

60

S
10

9
12

24
1

34
146

11

12
5

12

3
1

26
36
6
1

6

1

37

10

Quebec

Ontario

Manitoba..

Saskatchewan

Alberta

106
186

11
7

21

12

1

Canada- ,-

204

1,903

51

318

309

136

245

80

993

1,425

301

Class n. — Offences against property with violence.

11

13

110
29
481

14

1

9
1

36

35

20
3
99

5

36
14

186

80
14

260

23

11

Quebec

44

20

Ontario

15

1.227

1

16

78

49

72

17

507

952

52

Manitoba..

4

251

2

9

49

30

26

8

24

251

3

Saskatchewan

7

25

11

1

1

IS

24

5

Alberta

9

44

12

6

4

3

1

21

44

1

British Columbia

2

141

12

I

22

5

13

3

50

82

4

Canada

94

2,319

15

70

202

125

237

34

856

1.707

119

Class in. — Offences against property without violence.

Prince Edward Island

1
25
19
246
94
17
18
10

8

12

191

184

1,594

4,131

654

248

346

438

1

1
1
3

35
12
19
38

33
7

38
126
32
62
74
24

2
32
10
224
407
112
64
89
70

1
10
3
161
239
104
28
39
49

21
12
242
343
46
36
31
48

3
21
60
6
5
18
18

3
44
63
549
1.755
94
58
93
104
1

4
158
174
964
3.165
669
200
340
213
1

3
18

New Brunswick

Quebec

9
72
173

7

Sa.skatchewan

15
33

28

438

7,799

116

398

1,010

634

779

138

2,764

5,888

360

STATISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau n". Recapitulation par classes et provinces.

Birth Place.

Religions.

Residence.

Lieux de naisaance.

Other

Other

P.O-

Bri-

Fo-

man

Ch

Other

tish

Uni-

reign

Ca-

of

iMe-

Pres-

Deno-

Cities

Rural

Pos-
ses-

ted
States.

Coun-
tries.

Bap-
tists.

Eng-
land.

byte-
rians.

Eng- 1

Ucs.

dists.

tions.

Towns.

tricts.

land

Ire-

Scot-

sions.

Pro-

lard

land.

Ca-

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

—

tes-

—

—

—

Wales.

nada.

Autres

tants.

—

Etats-

Autres

Bap-

Ca-

Eglise

Mfe-

Pres-

Au-

.ingle-

Unis.

pays

tistes.

tholi-

d'An-

tho-

byt«-

tres

Dis-

Ir-

Ecos-

bri-

etran-

ques.

Rie-

dis-

nens.

con-

tricts

et

lande.

ee.

tanni-

gere.

terre.

tes.

fes-

niraux.

Galles.

ques.

sions.

Classe I. — Outrages centre la personne.

3

5
114

5
66

2
202

3

6

15

3

25

15

27

17

11

12

14

32

42
262

1

1
8

84

5

1

19
295

6
3

5

2
3

4

64

"37

43
376

13

41

6

1

84

13

21

671

3

40

362

18

417

163

185

125

124

122

1,045

257

16

2

48

2

4

70

1

38

20

7

14

19

38

81

58

7

2

6

30

22

57

1

311

6

6

13

32

27

75

77

11

4

6

28

3

21

46

3

37

5

5

6

34

18

85

58

10

3

33

1

7

35

2

36

8

3

2

18

10

1

107

1

23
1

175

32

39

1.234

24

106

679

46

»43

238

228

176

307

267

2,017

577

-Dalits avec violence c

11
112
28
482
862
128
13
31
97

11

11
116

30

486

1,245

240

24

57
158

2

1

4
2
2
11

1

4'

3

4

9
7

58
9

24
5

11
289

29
3
5

27

8
4
3
188
17
4

"22

10

1

3

151

53
3
6

25

12
3
44
81
16
7
25
25

2

29
75
-34
9
2
5

23
2

3
151

14
2
5

22

1
24
5

"1

3
49
15

1
1
8

57
12
6
4
11

28
136
70
11
12
14

33
23

429
419
63
7
14
43

44
82
18
20
12
27

199

34

77

1,764

24

100

275

78

1,058

393

246

252

213

156

2,367

228

violence centre ia propri6tfe.

13
176
185
1,559
2,824
336
123
148
195

2
33
14

4
118
25

6
11
11

6

78

111

1,571

1,287
158
82
87
139

1
39
26
33
975
118
36
24
65
1

3
21
22
16
719
75
45
8
31

1
13
16
20
515
107
45
23
54

11

234

196

1,769

4,537

684

616

463

503

3

7

5
3
6
19
2

2

2

6
8
45
208
37
61
106
80
1

11
1
130
652
204
55
67
77

8
8
71

367
77
39

187
88

5
2
100
354
148
19
46
36

45

7
55
499
67
31
58
65

7
50
13
4
1
11

2
18
109
33
12
18
25

22
107
375

62
114

96

52

789

86

217

5,559

39

552

1,197

224

3,519

1,318

940

794

845

710 1 9,016

875

142

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table IV.

Su

mmarj' by classes and provinces.

Educational

fseol

iStatus.

Liquors.

—

Occupations.

Degr6

Usage de

d'lnstruction.

boissons.

Un-

able to

Im-

read

Ele-

Agri-

Com-

In-

Pro-

Mo-

Provinces.

or

men-

Supe-

cul-

mer-

Do-

dus-

fes-

La-

de-

de-

write.

tary.

rior.

tural.

cial.

mestic.

trial.

sional.

borers.

rate.

ratc.

Inca-

E16-

Sup4-

Agri-

Com-

Servi-

In-

Pro-

Jour-

Mo-

Im-

ni^

men-

neure.

cul-

mer-

teurs.

dus-

fes-

na-

dfafe.

mo-

taire.

tcurs.

tants.

triels.

sions

liers.

d*rf

oud'«-

libe-

cnre.

rates.

Class rv*.— .ilalicious offences against property.

1
22

4
80
132
41

8
12

5

2

2

2

2

3

1

12
61
9
3
2

18
1

83
105

39
9

13
3

13

1
3

i'

2
9
11
5
6

S
8
2
1
3

3

2
3

1

4

6
1

2

i

2

l'

Ontario

Manitoba

Saskatchewan

Alberta

Canada

16

305'

s

35

21

9

15

9

91

271

20

-Forgery and offenoea against currencj*.

9
2
49
106
58
44
15
18

9
11

1

6

3

1
2
7
1
U
6
6

2
1
19
27
34

1

1

2

2

5

15
93
70
31
IS
7

2

9
10

1
1

4

7
13
13
17

1
2

1
10
6
3

1

9
49

14=

7
2

Manitoba..

Saskatchewan

Alberta

British Columbia..

4

1

1

Canada

$

299

27

37

98

26

54

25

88

237

19

Class VI. — Other offences not included in the foregoing classes.

Nova Scotia..

4

19
21
5
1

IS
18

32
14
780
540
85
44
119
169

1

30
29

6'

2

9

16

21

4
14
36

8

11
3
82
119
31
10
34
33

4
2
533
50
9
7
32
41

7

8

27
283
24

4
21
66

26
11
454
447
87
28
121
24

5

11
41
6
5
8
16

11
5

2

9

267

Ontario

75
1

Saskatchewan

Alberta

5

6

8

Canada

83

1,783

68

108

323

678

94

29

440

1,198

367

STA TISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

143

Tableau rr.

Recapitulation par classes et provinces.

Birth Place.

Religions. Residence.

Lieui de naissance.

Other

Other

Ro-

I

Bri-

Fo-

man

Ch

Other

tish

Uni-

reign

Ca-

of

M^

Pres-

Deno- Cities

Rural

Bap-
tists.

Eng-
land.

Eng-

ses-

States.

tries.

dists.

lions. 1 Towns.

tricts.

land

Ire-

Scot-

sions.

Pro-

land

land.

Ca-

—

—

—

—

—

—

— ■

—

tes-

— —

—

Wales.

Autres

tAnts.

—

Etats-

Autres

Bap-

(;a-

Eglise

Mt-

Pres-

Au-

Angle-

Unis.

pays

tistes.

thoh-

d'An-

tho-

byte-

tres

Dis-

terre

Ir-

Eooii-

bri-

dan-

ques.

gle-

dis-

rians.

con- 1 \illes.

tricts

et

landp

se

tanni-

gers.

terre.

tes.

ruraui.

Galles.

ques.

3ion«

c centre la propri^t^.

1
20
4
84
101
25
2
3
4

1

1
10
2
70
51
g
3
6
2

1
22
6
86
113
38
2
5
7

1

1

2
2

4

2

1

5

3

.. ...

3

1
' 3

1
3

4
24
12
6
6

2
21

7

16

24
2

7
5
12
5

1

9

u

18
9

1
1

22
4

47
10

10

3

3

1

2
2

8

1

22

4

7

244

7

53

1

153

29

33

35

48

31

280

90

Classe V. — Faui et d61it« par report &. la i

6
2
40
91
39
16
9
10

'/.'-'.'.'.-

2

4

1
37
34
25
27

6
11

1

3
15
14
3
1
4

1

1

23
1
5

1
. 1

2

11
1

49
104

08

IS
9

22

,

3

8
12

6
30

6

'■■5
1

5

2
17
26

6

1
1

3
25

3
3

6
6

4
7
6

2

10
3

3

2
S

8
17
6
2
12

27
3
41

1

10

4

10

22

4

10

213

47

62

"

145

41

33

55

41

29

279

97

Classe VI. — Autres d^its non compris dans les classes pr^cedentes.

34
15
610
349
33
15
45
42

1

2

1
57
12
913
. 718
100
117
197
231

'

2

1
47
42
14
15
29
30

4

■ m

172
35
16
63

101

1

" i'

I

2

1

10
12
676
229
30
9
50
62

4
1
3
136
9
4

5

9

4

5
2
97
39
3
9
42
32

2

35
78
27

28
68

1

15
13

23
2

41
60
5
1

2

78
7
4
6
3

1
91

8
6
6

4

19
76
6
19

7
5

1
4

1
5

39
- 10

122

33

31

1.143

3

178

514

23

1.078

167

109

120

229

245

2.346

184

144

CRnnXA L ST A TISTICS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table IV.

Giand totals lor 1918 and 1919.

Educational
SUtus.

Degrt
d'instruction.

Occupation.

Isc of
Liquors.

I'sage de
boiasons.

Pro%Tnces.

Un-
able to
read

write.

Ele-
tary.

Supe-
rior.

Agri-
cul-
tural.

Com-
mer-
cial.

Do-
mestic.

In-
dus-
Uial.

Pro-

tes-
aional.

La-
borers.

Mo-
de-
rate.

Im-

de-
raU.

Inca-
pable
delire
ou d'6-

E16-
taire.

Sup6-
rieure.

Agri-
cul-
teurs.

Corn-
can ts.

Servi-
teurs.

In-
dus-
triels.

Pro-

tee-

rales.

Jour-
liere.

Mo-
dM.

Im-
diri.

Grand t

otalsby

provinces

.

./1919
\1918

.fl919
\1918

1

29
35

2

3
2

1

7

6
34

1

Nova Scotia

59
77

506
567

3
5

83
87

100
117

22
33

75
51

19
37

151
120

390
246

87
87

New Bninswick

./1919
\l918

21
63

273
248

2
3

18
2)

17
44

5

7

16
10

4
11

108

57

226
254

33

22

Quebec

/1918
\1918

362
290

3,338
3,314

42
2

88
104

417
515

776
1,088

397

328

50

52

968
780

1.979
1,810

470
539

Ontario

/1919
U918

233
425

7,102
6.932

106
89

287
409

782
699

410
445

621
578

138
137

3.260
2.893

5,531
6,920

503
479

Manitoba

./19I9
\1918

48
96

1,200
1,202

30
19

100
111

248
129

152
95

103
65

35
47

189
157

1.227
1,059

23
73

Saskatchewan

/1919
11918

39
54

470
541

26
17

160
185

96
86

47
49

71
72

9
32

119
132

390
447

33

49

Alberta

/1919
\1918

48
29

637
471

44
34

182
175

146
107

84

48
43

28
25

171
95

614
479

66

48

British Columbia

/1919
\I918

32
SO

851
721

29
23

46
56

153
111

HI
102

93
66

32
18

258
163

363
397

57
58

/1919
\1918

/1919
\1918

2
11

1
3

1
2

1
10

4

1

1

Canada

843
1»084

14.408
14,042

282
192

966
1,152

1,963
1,813

1,608
1,866

1.424
1,214

315
359

5.232
4.403

10,726
11,656

1,276
1,357

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau rv.

Grands totaui pour 1918 et 1919.

Birth Place.

Keligions.

Residence.

Lieui de naUsance

Other

Other

Ro-

Bri-

Fo-

man

(;h

Other

tish

Uni-

Ca-

of

Me-

Pres-

Deno-

Cities

Rural

Pos-

ted
States -

Coun-
tries.

Bap-
tists.

Eng-
land.

byte-

Eng-

lics.

dists.

tions.

Tow-ns.

tricts.

land

Ire-

Scot-

aions

Pro-

InnH

land

Ca-

—

—

—

—

—

— ■

. —

tes-

—

—

-^

Wales.

Autres

tants.

posses-

Etats-

Autres

Bap-

<;a-

Eglise

M6-

Pres-

Au-

Angle-

sions

Unis.

pays

tistes.

tholi-

d'An-

tho-

byt4-

tres

Citfa

Dis-

terra

Ir-

Ecos-

bri-

stran-

ques.

gle-

dis-

riens.

con-

et

tricts

et

lande.

tanni-

gers.

terre.

tes.

les-

ruraux.

Galles.

ques.

sions.

Grands totaui par provi

30
34

462
474

2

1

63
48

23
26

226
276

1
1

95
121

3
3

58
47

1
1

44
58

26
30

642
592

5

1

45
59

2

39
45

1

24
29

5

19
28

9

3

2

25

42

14

29

116
69

S
10

2

276
267

3,037
2,857

5

9
5

10
3

108
101

1

37

377
429

27
, 37

5
1

154
149

3,078
2,991

38
26

53

70

34
12

21

22

19
18

31
44

17
17

295

278

2
37

214
211

288
235

3.679
3,382

45

49

146
HI

29
57

25
50

236
211

818
773

108
150

205
208

4,898
4,618

33
37

358
352

1.358
1,562

183

238

2,437
2,616

1.596
1,399

1,215
1.061

920
949

660
648

640
731

7,762
7,151

864
745

104
119

21
23

61
53

609
429

4

84
75

397
477

52

27

327
313

199
155

111
90

215
172

117
141

263
237

1,211
1,176

157
140

44
33

7
14

19
20

199
196

1
12

110
126

175
229

10
14

158
188

53
56

64
57

73

72

94
120

74
100

849
423

281
250

83
31

7
U

26
18

264
157

5
4

165
133

200
178

16
8

200
176

41
14

23
19

42
14

293
215

101

71

816
391

223
197

107

72

20
18

40
30

381
285

1
5

8
52

140
124

1
4

227
188

25
11

293
223

109
65

1
3

60
57

87
69

168
148

119

89

1

1.028
805

4
5

123
107

1

1

4

6

1.329
1.177

193

285

381
381

10,157
9,322

90

152

990

947

2,780
3,161

383
385

6,896
6,959

2.186
1.910

1,589
1,368

1,432
1.397

1,683
1,618

1,438
1,506

16.305
14,190

2,051
1,779

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10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd A. 1920

TABLE V

SUMMARY CONVICTIONS
\

TABLEAU V

CONDAMNATIONS SOMMAIRES

lOd— 10^

148

CRIMISAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table v. — Summary oonvictiona by police magistrates and other justices.

Province of

Princi Edw

\RD ISUKD.

Kino's.

Princi.

Con-
tions.
Totkl.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-
na-
tions.

Sentence.

Offences.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc.

Re-

etc'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
»-ithout
option.

Empri-

sonn6s

sans

option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

M. 1 F.

M. 1 F.

1

1

1

4

2

»

Fishery and Game Acts, offences against

2

2

Liqu9r License and probihition Acts, offences

5

4

Olfi H trtnrnm^v

1

1

Exercising various callings without license

^

6

7

R ' nii'p tjiw^ "

Spinipn''^ Acts "

»- _L

13
S

11
S

3

Dninkennesa

TnrlpTpnt ptyvwufp

^

Breach of Sundry Orders-in-Council under

Totals

4

1

4

1

33

4

33

4

STA TISTIQUE C RI MIX ELLE— 1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Table-vc V — Condaninati<

par magistrats de police et autres juges de paix.

Phovisce I

>el'Iu:dcP

rinceEdocard.

'

Queens.

Totals of P.E. Island.
Totauxdel'IleduP.-E.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

J

Offenses.

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-

tlOQ

of a

Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-

sonn^s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,

etc.

Re-

etc.,*
etc.

M. 1 F.

M. j F.

11

1

1

11
5

1

16
4

4

1

18
5

1

Voies de fait

Port d'armes illegal.

1

3

3

Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de ventes^

32

• 30

2

37

34

2

1

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aui lois concernant la vente de

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieui & la propriety.
Autres dommages k la propri6t6.

1

1

1

1

4

1

2
3

2

4

4

2
4

2

Infractions aux lois de la miUce.
Divers petits d^lits.
Contraventions aux lois municipales.

Pratiquant divers 6tats sans licence-
Infractions aux lois sur I'hygi^ne publique.
DfeUta ayant rapport aux chem. publics.

Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille
et negligence des enfants.

Infract, aux lois concer. I'opium et les drogues.

Infractions aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.

g

8

14

15

Tnfrnrtinnd nuv InU rlpn rhemins dp fpr

4

2

6

4

2

6

A

6

6

6

Menaces et langages injurieux.

Empi^tement.

Vagabondage.

I\Tesse.

Exposition ind6cente.

Language insultant, obscene, profane.

Fr^quentant des maisons de dgsordre.

Conduite d6r^l6e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.

2

no

3

1

1
93

4
18

15
115

4
1

12
98

4
18

3

Infractions aux arrdtfe du Conseil touchaDt
I'acte des Mesures de guerre.

1S«

8

167

27

223

13

204

27

5

CRIMIXAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table v. — Summary convictions by police magistratee and other justices.

PnoviNcE OF XovA Sc<yn\-~Continued.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Cafe Breton.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Com-
mitted
without
option. _

(erred,

etc..

Alien Restrictions Act. offences against

Adulteration of food

Assaults

Breach of peace

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons

Contempt of Court

Cruelly to animals

Disturbing religious and like meetings

Fishery and game Acts, offences against

Gambling Acts, offences against

Immigration Acts '*

Incorrigibility

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against. .. ■

Larceny ........

of dogs, birds, etc.

■' of timber, trees, fruits, etc

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences
against

Violation of Indian Uquor law

Malicious injury to property

Other damage to property ;

Master's and Servant's Acts, offences against..
Medical and Dentistry Acts "

Militia .\cts, offences against

Miscellaneous minor offences..

^[unicipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Acts _ _

Exercising various callings without lionise

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to
Xonsupport off;

liiv and neglect of children.

Opium and drug Act. offences against

Pharmacy Acts, offences against

Profanation of the Lord's Day

Railway Acts, offences against

Revenue Laws "

Seamen's Acts "

Threats and abusive language...

Trespass ., . .

Vagrancy

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure

Insulting, obscene and proline language..

Frequenting bawdy houses .

Loose, idle, disorderly

Weights and Measures Acts, offences against

Insanity

Breach of Sundry Orders-in-Coimcil under

War ileasurea Act

Totals

STATISTIQVE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Table.\ij v. — Condamnations sommaires par magistrate de police et autres juges de pair.

PRO\nNCE DE L.\ XoCVELLE-EcOSSE — Suite.

Colchester.

C.^..u....

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

Sentence.

tions.

Total.

c7n-
dam-

tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Siir

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s

option.

De-
terred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,

etc.

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Op-
tion

ofa
Fine.

Sur

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s
aans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

Offenses.

M. I F.

M.

"■

Inf. h la loi des restrict, concernant lea aubaina.

■ 6

1
8

1

20
18

1
1

4

24
18

4
1

^?

2

2

Port d'armes iU^gal.

Jf6pris de cour.

1

1

Incorrigibilitfe.

Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de ventea.

1

3

26

7

1

s

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

Contravention aux lois concernant la vente de

4

2

2

2
4

in

2

9

3

36

1

2
6

g

1

et negligence des enfants.

Dalits centre le revenu de I'Etat.

J

■ 1
10

1

5

2

133

2

'44
1
6

- 1
25

"3
2

■'2

3

2
3
46

1
8
1
27

2

1
6

I'l

1

1

1

1

1

Conduite d^rfegl^e.

Infractions aux arr^t^ du Conseil touchant

l<)1

23

198

2

174

16

189

1

152

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table t. — Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justices.

PBO\^^•CE

or Nova Scotu—

?ontinue'i

.

DlQBT.

GCTSSOROCOB.

Con-
tions.

Con-

dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

T^l.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
Bonn^s
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
el*.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
ota
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s
eans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

M.[ F.

1

M. 1 F.

etc.

5

S

2

9

9

Liquor License and proliibition Acts, offences

3

3

3

2

S

1

1

^

1

i

Breach of Sundry Ordera-in-Council under

7

7

22

20

1

1

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Tableau V. — Condamnatu

par magistrats de police et autres juges de paix.

P

ROVINCE DE LA NouVELLE-EcOSSE— Su

ite.

Halifax.

Hants.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Offenses.

tioDS.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Op-
tion
of a

Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnes

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a

Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnte

option.

De-
ferred,

etc..
- etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,

etc.

M. 1 F.

M. IF.

IS

U
21

15

95

155

5

iin

3

26
4

4

3
1

3
1

nf

Perturbation de la paii.
Portd'armesiU^gal.
M6pris de cour.

q

»

3

Perturb, de reunions religieuses et autres.
Infrac. aux lois des pficheries et de chasse.

** defendant lejeu.

** d'immigration.
Incorrigibility.
Infrac. aux lois d'inspection et de ventes.

?

2

1

1

5

5

137

27

149

1*

1

5

1

6

"

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aux lois concemant la vente de

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux ^ la propri6t6.
Autres dommages^ la propri^t^.

31

4

23

1

12

2

2

1

" la mAHpoinp pt 1p' rf ntisitp«*

49

23

7

1

16

19

1

Divers petits d^lits.

94

6
4

"4

89
41
2
2
. 371

11
56

3

1

2

109

9.

Pratiquant divers 6tats sans licence.

Infrac. aux lois sur I'hygiene publique.

D61it3 ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Ref usant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille

et n^Ugence des enf ante.
Inf. aux lois cone. Topium et les drogues.
Infractions aux lois concer. les pharmaciens.

?.

375

2

6

3

3

6

6

8

8

lA

14

1
9

12
5
4
1

11

2

' 1
41

1

4

1

1,196
8
14

Menaces et langage injurieui.

Empi^lement.

Vagabondage.

13

8

4
6

1
3

1

iia.i

3

9

Exposition ind^ente.

Langiiage insultant, obscene, profane.

Fr6quentant des maisons de dfeordre.

Conduite d6rfegl6e.

Infractions aux lois des poida et mesures.

13

1

1

S

3

3

Infractions aux arr^tfe du Conseil touchant
I'acte des Mesures de guerre.

23,12

125

2,217

67

173

27

1

23

5

Totaux

CRIMINAL ST A TISTICS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table v. — Summary con^nction8 by police magistrates and other justices.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Sur

Empri-
sonn^s

option.

sans
option.

Re-
mise,
etc.,

Op-

Com-

tion

mitted

of a

without

Fine.

option.

Empri-

Sur

^onn^s

option.

sans

option.

Alien Restriction.s Act, offences against —

Adulteration of food

Assaults TT

Breach of peace

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons..

Contempt of Court

Cruelty to animals. ,

Disturbing religious and like raeeflngs

Fishery and game Acts, offences against. . .

Gambling Acts, offences against

Immigration Acts "

IncorrigibiUty.. .

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against

Larceny

" of dogs, birds, etc

" .of timber, trees, Iruits, etc

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences
against

Violation of Indian liquor law

Malicious in.'ury to property

Other damage to property _. . .

Master's and Servant's Act, offences against
Medical and Dentistry Act "

Slilitia Acts, offences against

Miscellaneous minor offences..

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of —

Breach of School Acts

Exercising various callings without license

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to . .

Non support of family and neglect of child-

Opium and drug Act, offences against

Pharmacy Acts, offences against..

Profanation of the Lord's Day

Railway Acts, offences against

Revenue, Laws "

Seamen's Acts "

Threats and abusive language

Trespass

Vagrancy . .

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure... .

Insulting, obscene and profane language...

Frequenting bawdy houses

Loose, idle, disorderly

Weights and Measures Acts, offences against

Insanity...

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
War Measures Act

Totals

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155

-Condamnat ions

par magistrats de police et autres juges de pais.

Province de l.\ Xoij^-ELLE-EcosaE — Suite.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Coa-
tioos.
Total.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Com- !
mitted |
without :
option.

Inf. h la loi des restric. concemant les aubains.
Falsification de substances alimentaires.
Voies de fait.
Perturbation de la pais.
Port d'armes illegal.
Mfepris de cour.
Cruaut^ envers les animaux.
Perturb, de reunions religieuses et autres.
Infrac. aux lois des p^cheries et de chasse.
" defendant le jeu.

" d'im^migration.

Incorrigibility.

jinfractions aui lois d'inspection et de ventes.
JLarcin.

i Vol de chiens, oiseaux, etc.
. I '* bois, arbres, fruits, etc.

Infractions aui lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
[Contravention aui lois concemant la vente de

boissons aus Sauvages.
Dommages malicieus ^ la proprifit^.
Autrea dommages a la propri6t6.
Inf. aux lois cone, les maitres et serviteurs.
1 •' la m^ecine et les doitistes.

. Infractions aux lois de milice.
. ! Divers petita d61its.
. Contraventions aux lois municipales.
I Infractions aux lois des 6coles.
I Pratiquant divers etats sans licence.
I Infrac. aux lois sur I'hygiene pubiique.
I Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille
' et n^ligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois cone, ropium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois cone, les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche.
Infractions aux lois des chemins de fer.
Dalits contre le revenu de I'Etat.
3 Infractions aux lois maritimes.
jMenaces et langage injurieui.
Empi^tement.
^'aga bondage .
I\'Tesse.

Exposition ind6cente.
Langage iosultant, obsc^e, profane.
Fr6quentant des maisons de d&ordre.
Conduite d^r6gl6e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
Alienation mentale.

In&actions aux arretes du Conseil touchant
I'acte des Mesures de guerre.

6 Totaux.

CRIMIXAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

Table y. — Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justicee.

Province of Nova Scotia— Concluded.

Richmond.

Shclbcrn-k.

Offences.

Con-

tions.

T^l.

Con-
dam-
na-
tions.

Sentence .

Con-
tions.
Totol.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Op.
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
et«.

Op-
tion
of a
-Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfe
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc.

Re-
mise,

M. 1 F.

M. 1 F.

etc.

1

I

"

Liquor License and prohibition Acts. o£Fences

3

3

1

1

1

1

X

1

1

Non suport of family and neglect of child-

2

2

5

5

Breach of Sundry Ordos in Council under

7

7

8

8

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Province de la Noxjvelle-Ecosse — Fin.

ViCTORU.

Vakmoutb.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tion3.

Sentence.

Offenaee.

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-

tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-

sonn6s
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

M.I F.

M.

F.

Voies de fait.

Port d'armes illegal.

,

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

3

3

Contravention aux lois concernant la vente de
boissons aux Sauvages.

1
8

1

"2

1
10

Divers petits d6Uts.

1

1

Pratiquant divers 6tata sans licence.

2\
2

2
1

1
29

2

I

Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famiUe
et negligence des enfants.

2

2

Menaces et langage injurieux.

Empi^tement.

Vagabondage.

4

1

22

4

21

Exposition ind^cente.
Langage insultant, obscene, profane.
Frfequentant des maisons de dfesordre.
Conduite d6r^l6e.

1

1

3

1

4

Infractions aux arrfitfes du Conseil touchant

:

I

70

11

73

6

2

Totaux.

CRIMISAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table v.— i>ummary convictions by police maeistratee and other juBtioes.

Provixce OF Xei

V Brunswick.

Carle TON.

CH.iRLOTTE.

Offences.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
Ota
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfe

option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-

aonnfe

aans

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

R^-

miae,
etc.,
etc.

M. j F.

M.

F.

5

5

Fisherj' and game Acts, offences against

7

7

1

1

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

18

18

19

1

20

1

1

2

2

1
1

1

12

12

Non support of family and neglect of child-

-

1

1

1

I

Seamen's Act^ '*

1

1

9

9

31

31

f

1

1

2

2

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under

37

37

76

1

77

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Table-vu v. — CondamnatioDS sommaires par magistrats de police et autres juges de paii.

Province

Du Noute.\u-Bhc

KSW.CK.

Gloucester.

Kent.

Con-

Sentence.

«:--

Sentence.

tions.

Op-

Com-

De-

Op.

Com-

De-

Total.

tion

mitted

terred,

Total.

mitted

ferred,

of a

without

ejc..

—

of a

w-ithout

etc..

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

dam-

—

—

—

dam-

—

—

—

na-

Empri-

Re-

na-

Empri-

Re-

tions.

Sur

sonn6s

mise,

tion£.

Sur

sonnfe

mise,

cation.

sans

etc..

option.

sans

etc..

M.

'■

option.

etc.

.M.,K

option.

etc.

Inf. k la loi des restric. concemant lesaubains.
Falsification de substance? alimentaires.
Voies de fait.
Perturbation de la pais.
Port d'arines illegal.
Jf^pris de cour.
Cruaut& envers les animaux.
Perturb, de reunions religieuses et autres .
Infractions aus lois des p^heries et de chasse.
" defendant le jeu.

" d'immigration.

Incorrigibility.

Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de ventes.
Larcin.

Vol de chiens, oiseaux, etc.
" bois, arbres, fruits, etc.
Infractions aux lois de licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aux lois coocernant la rente de

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux k la propri^t^.
Autres dommages k la propriety.
Inf. aux lois concemant les maitres et serviteura

" la mfedecine el les dentistes.

Infractions aux lois de milice.
Divers petits d61its.
Contraventions aux lois municipales.

Infractions aux lois des 6coles.

Pratiquant divers fetats sans licence.

Inf. aux lois sur I'hygidne publique.

Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics
Refusant de pour\-oir aux besoins de la famille

et negligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois concernant Topium et les drogues.
laf. aux lois concemant les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche.
Infractions aux lois des chemins de fer.
Dalits contre le revenu de I'Etat.
Infractions aux lois maritimes.
Menaces et langage injurieux.
Empietement.
Vagabondage -
I^-resse.

Exposition ind^cente.
Langage insultant, obscene, profane.
Fr6quentant des maisons de dfeordre.
Conduile dferfegl^.

Infractions aux loi$ des poids et mesures.
Alienation mentale.

Infractions aux arr^tfe du Conseil touchant
I'acte des Mesures de guerre.

4 - Totaux.

C/J/.U/.V.4 L ST A TlSTICS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table v. — Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justices

PRo\nNci or New Brc.nswick-

-Continued,

Kings.

NlADAW.tSKA.

Offences.

Con-
tions.
T^al.

Ck>n-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfe

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc..

etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

M. 1 F.

M. 1 F.

3

3

1

^

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

5

4

1

21

21

^

1

1

2

2

Non support of family and neglect of child-

3

3

1

11

11

23

22

1

Insulting, obscene and profane language. .

1

i

Breach of .Sundry Orders in Council mider

Totals

18

17

•

53

1

il

3

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Province dc Xouteac-B

RCX6WICK — Suite.

North CMBEKUND.

Restigocche.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tionB.

Sentence.

tioDS.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Op-
tion
o!a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
etc'

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonngs
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Offenses.

M. 1 F.

M.

F.

U

12

13

2
2

2

13

2
2

2

—

M6pris de cour.

1
13

1
13

7

7

iM

1

35

23

5

28

de prohibition.

a

3

bois&ons aui Sauvages.

3

3

Autres dommages i la propri4t4 .

1

1

13

■ 5

4

13
4
2

1

I
2

Divers petits d61its.

1

2

1

I

3

3

et n^ligence des enfants.

Inf. aux lois concemant les piiarmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche.
Infractions aui lois des chemins de fer.
D6Uts contre le revenu de I'Etat.
Infractions aui lois maritimes.
Menaces et langage injurieui.
Empi^tement.

3
2
68

" 1

3
3
66

1

3
31

1

it)

2

Exposition indfeente.

fi

6

-

2

1

1

Frfequentant des maisons de dfeordre.
Conduite dfefeglfe.

9

I

1

I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

17

6

102

1

ifin

8

154

1

13

""

lOd— 11

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Tablc v. — Summary conrictioos by police magistrates and other justices.

Pbovincc or N'xw Bbusbwick— Coiic2i«/«f.

St. Joh;
Si Jean.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
\(-ithout
option.

WSSTUORELAND .

Con-
tions.
Total.

Op-

Com-

tion

mitted

of a

without

Fine.

option.

Empri-

Sur

sonnte

option.

sans

option.

De-
ferred,
etc..

Alien Restrictions Act, offices against. . .

Adulteration of food

Assaults

Breach of peace

Carr>-ing fire-arms and unlawful weapons...

Contempt of Court

Cruelty to animals. . . ;

Disturbing religious and like meeting

Fishery and game Acts, offences against. . .

Gambling Acts, offences against

Immigration Acts "

Incorrigibility.. ,

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against.
Larceny.. .

" of dogs, birds, etc

" of timber, trees, fruits ,etc

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

Violation of Indian liquor law..

Jfalicious injury to property

Other damage to property

Masters and^er\-ant's Act, offences against. .
Medical and Dentistry .\cts "

Militia Acts, off ences against

Miscellaneous minor offences..

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Acts

Exercising various callings without license

Heath By-laws, offences against.

Highways, offences relating to - .

Xon support of family and neglect of child-

Opium and drug Act,

Pharmacy Acts, offences against..

Profanation of the Lord's Day. . . .

Railway Acts, offences against... .

Revenue Laws

Seamen's Acts "

Threats and abusive language

Vagrancy

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

Frequenting bawdy houses

Loose, idle, disorderly

Weights and Measures Acts, offences against

Insanity

Breach of Sundry Orders, in Council under
War Measures Act

Totals 9fl0

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
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P

ROVINCE DC N0UVE-\U-BBUN8wacK — Fin.

York.

Totals of New Brunswick.
TOTACX DU N.-Brcnswick.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Op-
tion
ota
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Erapri-
sonnfe

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfes

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Ue-

etc.,'
etc.

Offenses.

M. I F.

M.

F.

"l

1

1

19
2

I

104

7

12

6

1

1

100

8

11

?t

3

1

9

1

2

1
43

2
1
43

7

- 7

1

1

42

3

42

3

364

23

383

4

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et
de prohibition.

4

4

29
3

1

29

boissona aux Sauvages.

3

Autres dommages i la proprifetfi.

1

34
13
191
3
3
4
58

1

"6
"4

32
12
195
3
3
4
39

2
1

2

Divers petitsd6Uts.

6

1
2

1

?

23

1

Pratiquant divers 6tats sans hcence.

Infractions aux lois sur I'hygi^ne publique.

Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins pubHcs.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famillo

et n6gligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois concemant I'opium et les drogues
Inf. aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.

37

4

18

23
1

1

3
2

12
6
7

13

1.5

1330

1

25
2

52
2
3

13

1

4
2
12

1

1

1

6
1

1

'"4
20

20

7

13

13

1,333

1
24

1
54

Menaces et langage injurieux.

Empi^tement.

Vagabondage.

Exposition ind6cente.

Langage insultant, obscene, profane.

Fr6quentant des maisons de dfeordre.

Conduite dfofelfe.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.

4

4

4
7

2
10

no

4

103

5

8

8

1

1
4

14

2
3

2

12

6

4

9

?

11

Infractions aux arr^tfe en Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

260

20

224

12

44

2361

86

2,343

22

82

Totaux.

lOd-lU

164

CRIMISAL STATISTICS—WW

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Tablk v. — Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justices.

Protin-ce or Quebec.

Abthabaska.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Sur

Empri-
sonn6s

option.

sans
option.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

mitted
without
option.

Alien Restrictions Act, offences against. . .

Adulteration of food

Assaults

Breach of peace

Carr>-mg &re-arms and unlawful wec^mns..

Contempt of C^urt

Cruelty to animiUs

Disturbing religious and like meetings. . . .
Fisher>' and game Acts, offences against. .

Gambling Acts, offences against

Immigration Acts "

Incorrigibility

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against
Larceny..

'* of birds, dogs, etc. .

" of timber, trees, fruits, etc

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

Violation of Indian liquor law.

Malicious injury to property

Other damage to property

Master's and Servant's Acts, offences against..
Medical and Dentistry Acts "

Militia Acts, offences against

Miscellaneous minor offences

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Acts _.

Exercising various callings without license

Health By-laws, off ences a^inst

Highwaj-s, offences relating to ....

Non support of family and n^lect of child-

Opium and drug Acts, offences against

Pharmacy Acts, offences against ,

Profanation of the Lord's Day

Railwav Acts, offences against

Revenue Laws "

Seamen's Acts "

Threats and abusive language

Trespass.

Vagrancy

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure

Insulting obscene and profane language. . .

Frequenting bawdy houses

Loose, idle, disorderly

Weights and Measures Acts, offences against

Insanity...

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
\\ar Measures Act

Totals 207

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Pnov:^c.

deQ

.E.EC.

B...H.KKC,S.

Bedford.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

tiODS.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tioos.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfe

De-'
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,
eta,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Offenses.

M.I F.

option. etc.

M.

F.

4

6

4

6

1

3

Perturbation de la pais.
Port d'armes illegal

M^pris de cour.

Perturbation de reunions religieuses et autres
Infractions aux lois des p^cberies et de chasse

" defendant le jeu.

" d'immigration.

2

2

Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de ventes.

Vol de chiens oLseaux etc

10

s

I

9

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et
de prohibition.

I

1

boissons aux Sauvages.
Domjnages malicieux i la propri6t6.
Autres dommages k la proprifet^.

" la m^Hwinp et les dentistet

43

43

93
2

90
2

3

1

Divers petits d^lits.
Contraventions aux lois municipales.

Pratiquant divers fetats sans licence.

Inf. aux lois sur Thygidne publique.

D6hts ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant de pourvoir aus besoins de la famille

et n^ligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois concemant I'opium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois concemant les pharmaciens.

73

73
2

17

17

1

1

Menaces et langage injurieux-

Empi^tement.

Vagabondage.

3

3
30

4

2

2

1

30

1

Exposition ind^cente.

Langage insultant, obscene, profane.

Frdquentant des maisons de dfeordre

Conduite d^rfegl^e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.

1

1

Infractions aux arr^t^s du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

169

1

IK>

1

135

3

128

2

8

166

CRIMINAL STATISTIC3~1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table v. — Summary convictions by police magistrates and other jostices.

PRonxcB or Qxi^sMc—Continued.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Alien Restrictions Act* offences against . . .

Adulteration of food

Assaults..

Breach of peace

Carrying dre-arms and unlawful weapons...

Contempt of Court

Cruelty to animals

Disturbing religious and like meetings

Fishery and game Acts, offences against . .

Gambling Acta, offences against

Immigration Acts "

Incorrigibility.. _

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against
Larceny

" of dogs, birds, etc..

" of timber, trees, fruits, etc

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offoices

against

Viouition of Indian liquor law

Malicious injury to property

Other damage to property . . . .

Master's and Servant's Acts, offences against.
Medical and Dentistry Acts "

Militia Acts, off ences against

Miscellaneous minor offences

Municipal and By-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Acts

Exercising various callings without license.

Heath By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to ... ..

Kon support of family and n^lect of child-

Opium and drug Acts, offences
Pharmacy Acts, offences against
Profanation of the Lord's Day . .
Railway Acts, offences against .
Revenue Laws "

Seamen's Acta "

Threats and abusive language.. .

A'agrancy

Drunkenness

lodecent exposure

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

Frequenting bawdy houses

Loose, idle, disorderly

Weights and Measures Acts, offences against

Insanity - .

Breach of Sundry' Orders in Council under
War Measures Act

Totals

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Province de

Quibec— Sufle.

Iberville.

Joliette.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tiona.

Sentence.

Offenses.

tions.
Total.
Con-

tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
n-ithout
option.

Empri-
sonnfes

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

M. 1 F.

M.

"•

1
3
6

"l

1
4
2

a

4

2

2

2

Perturbation de la pais.
Port d'armes iU6gal.

Incorrigibilitfe.

Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de ventes.

3

3

3

1

5

1

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et
de prohibition.

boissons aus Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux i la propri6t6.
Autres dommages k la propri6t6.

?

2

2
18

....

2
12

Divers petitsd^lits.
Contraventions aux lois municipales.

11

12

1

6

91

2

3

3

Pratiquant divers Stats sans licence.
Inf. aux lois sur I'hygiene publique.
Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille

W

1

28

18

4

1

18

1

I

5

Inf. aux lois concernant I'opium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.

4

11

1

12

3

3

3

3

1

1

Menaces et langage injurieux.

A

4
2
2

1

....

1

3

Vagabondage.

Ivresse.

Exposition indScente.

Langageinsultant, obscene, profane.

FrSquentant des maisons de dfeordre.

Conduite d6r^lSe.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.

1

77

1

68

10

2

2

2

2

Infractions aux arrfitfe du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

79

6

68

14

3

143

5

121

13

14

168

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table v. — Summary convictions by police magistratee and other justices.

PaoviNCK Of QxjKBtc— Continued.

IVAMOURABKA.

MONTMAOXY.

Offences.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option .-

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-

8onn68

sans

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,

etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnSs

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

M. 1 F.

M. 1 F.

4

3

1

S

in

5

10

2

2

Liquor License and prohibition Acta, offences

31

31

25

8

~ 33

,

9S

95

16

16

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

i

i

3

3

6

6

3

3

15

14

1

Non support of family and neglect of child-

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

3

3

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under

159

158

1

66

10

69

3

4

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Province de

Quebec— Suite.

MON-TREAI.

Ott.\w.\.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tiona.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

tions.
Total.

Con-

dam-

tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^
sans
option.

De-
ferred,

etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,
etc.

Offenses.

M. 1 F.

M.

F.

8fi

97
75

86
582
534

fi^n

49

86
141
11

2
28

2
1

2
15

2
14

find

\m

11

.sf

52
18
31
543

2

5

}f

1

1

».■!

2
4

Mt

2

141

67

1

64

143

7f

4

26

441

314

755

Infractions aux iois des licences de boissons et

9

4
207
10
11
250
64
1,422

2

3
19

16

1

Id

boissons aux Sauvages.

216l 10

f

2

6
102

11

?fi7

15

2

1

2

6
283

65

25
26

23
25

2

1

1604

4S4

18
34
63

106

8

"4

10

28
374

441
22

382

547

3,998

53

355

1

29

7

97

2

76

430

722

3,735

60

70
98
237

196
15

611

^

4176

4

51
12

194

Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille

374

1

Inf. aux Iois concernant les pharmaciens.

?7

2
3

in

17

15

11

1

30

212

2
14
112
606
1,415
19

81

544

1
46
584
1
1
11
14

30
9

16
2

1
70
525
1
1
21
12

1166

6
68

wm

68

U

Langage insultant, obscene, profane.
Fr^quentant des maisons de d&sordre.
Conduite d6rfrgl6e.
Infractions aux Iois des poids et mesures.

1539
227

1994
16

1
19

3,196
213
33

1

336
30
1
64

5

1

3

31

45

Infractions aux arrdtfes du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

ItW

3S16

18,623

481

3,931

756

60

698

6

112

170

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table v. — Summary conWctioos by police magUtrates and other jus ticca.

Protikce or QuzBtc—Conlinued.

PONTUC.

Quebec.

Con-
lions.
Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sontonce.

Cqn-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Offences.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
^t-ithout
option.

Erapri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,

etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnds
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
eu.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

M. 1 F.

M.I F.

113

■ 6
3

.6
77
12
9

1
13

1
12

1

2

42

2

2

1

1

2

9

2

g

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

352

7

352

6

1

19

U

1

7

2

2

714

2

145

40

544

2

438

170

47

S

S

306

28

1

2
18

6

5

307

2

1

Non support of family and neglect of child-

39

5

5
53

"3

3
53

2

3

1

8

103

639

1

"2
S7
21

....

16
10

1
7
127
652
1
1
8
73

1
16

1

2

1

17

7

13

6S

2

19

5

I

1

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under

^

10

10

Totals

3

2

3

1

1 29.'i0

199

2,736

70

343

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Phovixce de Quebec— Sui(e.

Richelieu.

RlllOCSKI.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Con-

dam-

tions.

Sentence.

tions.

Total.

C^n-
dam-

tions.

Op-
tion
of a

Fine.

Sur
option.

Com- De-
mitted ferred,
w-ithout etc.,
option. etc.

Empri- Re-
sonn^s mise,

Op-
tion

of a

Fine.

Sur

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc,"
etc.

Offenses.

M. 1 F.

option.

etc.

M. 1 F.

1
1

g
24
1

7

7

1

1

1

M6prisdecour.

19

19

21

19

2

21

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons

4

4

boissons aux Sauvages.

6
137

6
135

156

156

1

I

Divers petila d^Uts.

5

5

21

21

3
2
13

"l

3

2

14

49

2

51

Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille.

et n6gligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois concernant Topium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.

4

14

15

t

Menaces et langage injurieux.
Empidtement.
Vagabondage .

1

1

2
13

2
13

63
2

2

?

Exposition ind^ente.

Langage insultant, obscdne, profane.

1

1

Conduite dferfegl^e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.

1

Inft^ctions aux arrStfe du Conseil touchant

v^^

sl 337

3

261

S

264

1

1

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

T.UILS T.—Summary coDA-ictions by police magistrates and other justices.

pROVixcK or QuvBwc— Continued.

- ROBERTAL.

SAOCeNAT.

Offences.

Con-

tiotts.
Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
. option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s

option.

De-
ferred,

etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,

etc.

Op-
tion
of a

Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

M.

F.

M.lF.

1

I

5

5

Liquor License and Prohibition Acts, offences

13

1

5

9

2

2

15

4

11

1

1

1
3

1

3

Non-support of family and neglect of child-

1
10

"'2

1
1

11

-

Breach of sundry Ordeis in Council under

49

3

21

22

'

3

2

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Provixce de Quebec — Suite.

St. FR.VNCIS.
St-Fmncois.

St. Ht.icinthe.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s

option.

De-
terred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
o(a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
3onn&

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc,
etc.

Offenses.

M. 1 F.

M. 1 F.

i^

3

30

8

Voiesdefait.

2

1

-

Port d'armes illegal.

2

1

1

1

45

1

12

12

Infractions aui lois des licences de boissons et
de prohibition.

1

1

boissons aux Sauvages.

5

Autres dommages h. la propri6t6.

140

6

185

124

61

Divers petits d^lits.

12

2

3

Pratiquant divers ^tats sans licence.

IV

3

1

100

4

1

46

1

47

Dfelits ayant rapport aux chemins de fer.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille

et negligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois concernant Topium et les drogues
Inf. aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.

14

11

in

13

17

2
19

2

'I

23

^

19

4

15
18

3
1

17

469

2

1

Menaces et langage injurieux.

Empietement.

Vagabondage.

f,

4
51

2

?

Exposition ind^ente.

Langage insultant, obscene, profane.

Fr^quentant des maisons de dfeordre.

Conduite d6rfegl6e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.

1

3

Infractions aux arr^tte du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

41

932

865

108

268

3

206

63

2

Totaux.

CRIMINAL STATISTICS~1919

10 GEORGE V. A, 1920

Tablx v. — Summary coDvictions by police magistrates and other justices.

Province of QviBcc—Concliided.
Province de Qoebec— Fin.

Tehbebonxe.

Three RriERs.
Trois-Rivieres.

Offences.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
BOnnSs
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sor
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-

sonn6s

sans

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

M.i F.

M.I F.

5

5

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

67

5

72

1

539

539

58

58

7

7

17

1

18

Non-support of family and neglect of child-

2
6

2
7

Threats and abusive language..

Trespass

Vagrancy

I

1

5

1

5

1

Indecent exposure..

Breach of sundry Orders in Council under

1

1

1

1

709

7

714

1

1

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PBOVUiCE

Provtn'ce

OF Ont.\rio

D'O.Vt.lBIO.

Algoma. I Ba\NT.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-
Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Offenses.

tions.

Total.

Ck)ii-
dam-

tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonngs
sans
option.

De-
lerred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,

etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc, '
etc.

M. 1 F.

M. [ F.

4'

38

2

2

3

■3

2

2

Perturbation de la pais.
Port d'armes illegal.

2

2

1

S

5

3

3

6

6

Inf. aiut lois des p§cheries et de chasse.
defendant lejeu.

1

1

1

1

Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de veiltes.

1

1

Voldechiens oiseaux etr

in7

n

82

31

5

68

3

64

7

Infractions aui lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aux loia concernant la vente de

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux k la propri6t6.

?n

14

6

3

3

1

1

3

1

4

Inf. aux lois cone, les maltres et serviteurs.
'1 la mMecine et les dentistes .

13

■3

3
1
92

8

2

' 2

1

Divers petits d§lits
Contraventions aux lois municipales.

Infractions aux lois des 6coles.

Pratiquant divers 6tats sans licence.

Inf. aux lois sur I'hygiene publique.

Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics-
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famiUa

et negligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois concernant I'opium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.

m

24

78

1

7
50

30

76

1

3

?

1

4

2

1

4
151

27

7
50

2

1,M

S

1

35

3

3
IS

in

1

Infractions aux lois des chemins de ffer.
Dalits centre le revenu de I'Etat.

m

20

1

1

6
12

136

1
....

3

7
U

i39

M enaces pt 1 n - ■ ■

18

"7
2

3
3

177

15
21

1

Empi^tement.
Vagabondage.

29

1S4

12
9

1

Exposition ind^cente.

Langage insultant, obscene, profane.

Frfequentant des maisons de dfeordre.

Conduite d6r6gl^.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.

7
1
27

2
"2

9
1
20

1
6

1
53

81

34

9

5

3

8
14

3S

14

7

16

3

19

-

Infractions aux arr^tfe du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

8,t3

36

681

61

147

469

44

433

1

79

CRIMIXAL .ST A TISTICS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table v. — Summary convictions by police maeifltrates and other justicee.

Provinxe of 0.vt.\rio

—Continued.

Bbuce.

Carusion.

Offences.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-
na-
tions.

Sentence.

Or>-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-

sonn6s

sans

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
•to.

Re-
mise,

M.

F.

M.

'■

etc.

2
2

59
4

14

is

2
2

60
4

10

1
22
S

1

1
21
S

1

1

1

18

1

19

1
56

1
55

2

3

2

2
1

2
1

Liquor License and Prohibition Acts, offences

8

1

9

270

13

282

7

7

11

3

11

3

2

2

16

1
27

2

16
3
27

210
17
71
2
4
3
95

13
1

"4
2

203
20
72

1
1

Municipal Acts and by-laws, breaches of

2

2

2

5
2
92

2

1

Highways, offences relating to . -

Xon-support of family and neglect of child-

9
3

2

9

1

3

1

5

11

6
17
31

1
3'

7
2
34

16

i

1

5

2
9

7
13

1

2
9

14

1
5

24
251
7
7
7

59

1

17
3

"4
3
5

5
2
254
5
6
8
46

8

1

ii

2

3

3

5

2

8

8

18

2

3

5

Brrach" of sundry Orders in Council under

6

3

155

12

US

Totals

11

8

1276

80

1.216

19

121

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau v. — Condamnations sommaires par magistrats de police et autres juges de pais.

Province d'Ontario— Suite.

DUITERIN.

Eloix.

Con-

Sentence.

Cpn-
tions.
Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

tioQS.
Total.

COB-

dam-
tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur

Com-
mitted
w-ithout
option.

Empri-
sonn^s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
witliout
option.

Empri-
sonnfe
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Offenses.

M. 1 F.

M. 1 F.

2
4
1

2
4

1

M4pris de cour.

1

1

Cniaut^ envers les aninqaiuc.

14

14

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

boissons aux Sauvages.

1

1

76
g
8
1

45

2

3
3

77
6
7

1..

2
5
1
1

S

4

5
6

48

Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille.

2

2

1

2
17

3
43

3

.... 1
14
2
42

1
3
2
1

2

6

4
1

2

Vagabondage.

4

4

1

1

Infractions aux airfitfe du Conseil toucha

U

2

5

2

6

234

20

226

2

26

Totaux.

lOd— 12

178

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Tabls t. — Summary oonviotioDS by police maftistratea and other justices.

Province or OsiABio—Conlinued.

Essex.

Fbontsnac.

Offences.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

T^l.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnis

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-

sonn^s

sans

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

M. 1 F.

M. F.

70

70

8
7
1
1

1

9

7

1

< 1

ARRMllIt'i

34

6

31

9

Rreftch of Deace

Carrj-ing fire-arms and unlawful weapons

5

4

1

2

2

1

1

1
"2

1
4
13
10

Fishery and game Acts, oflfences against

4
14
9

1

Immigration Acts "

1

1

1

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, ofifences

31

1

31

1

15

4

10

9

22

2

17

7

1

1

26
4
44

25

4
41

1

^tunicipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

3

6

6

■4
378

7
7

1

"7
2

1

4

350

6
7

35
3

1

1

Non support of family and n^ect of child-

18

1
13

18

1
13

2

2

4

1

5

1

S

6

155

"3
2

1

3

2

130

7

32
206

14
8

7

7

214

2
5
26

10

29

2

8
3
49

1
1

12

■"2
3

8
5
29
1

1

1

23

1

4
3

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under

IS

3

Totals

1013

49

935

12

115

222

11

184

42

7

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Tableau v. — Condamnations sommaires par magistrats de police et autrea jugea de paix.

Pbovin-ce d

Ontario — Suite.

Gret.

Haldimand.

C<>n-

Sentence.

Con-
Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

M. 1 F.

Sentence.

OEfenses.

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-

sonn6s

Bans

option.

De-
ferred,

etc'

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op.
tion
of a

Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,

etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

M.

F.

2
2

2
2

19

19
2
1

Voiesde fait.

5

3

1

Port d'armes illegal.
Mfeprisdecour.

1

1

Perturbation de rfiunions religieuaes et autres.
Infractions aux lois des pficheriea et de chasse.

n

13

1

1

" d'immigration.

Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de ventes.

in

10

1

1

Infractions aux lois de licences de boissons et

^

Contravention aux lois concernant la vente de
boissons aux Sauvages.

14

12

1

1

1

1

Autres dommages & la propri6t6.

•)

"l

1
2
49

1

2

.in

2

9

9

I

1

8n

1
1

81
2

14
3

1

14

D61its ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille.

7

6

4

[nf . aux lois concernant I'opium et les drogues.
[nf. aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.

a

5

•

tfenaces et langage injurieux.

4

4

5

7
5

:::

3
5

4

Vagabondage.

?0

29

4

4

jangage insultant, obac^ne, profane.
*'r6quentant des maisons de dfeordre.
^onduite d^r^gl^e.
nfractions aux lois des poids et mesures.

6

6

2

1

3

1

1

1

1

[nfractions aux arr^tfe du Conseil touchant

?5n

4

242

6

16

47

1

37

4

7

lOd— 12i

CRIMINAL STATISTICS~1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Tablc v.— Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justices.

Pbovince or Ontario— Con/in u^rf.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Re-
mise,
etc..

Op-

Com-

tion

mitted

of a

without

Fine.

option.

Empri-

Sur

sonn6s

option.

sans

option.

Alien Restrictions Act, offences against- - .

Adulteration of food

Assaults.. '.

Breach of peace

Carrying &re-arms and unlawful weapons-
Contempt of Court

Cruelty to animals _

Disturbing religious and like meetings. . . .
Fishery and game Act, offences against

Gambling Acts, ofifences against

Immigration Acts '*

Incorrigibility..

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against
Larceny

" of dogs, birds, etc

" of timber, trees, fruits, etc

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

against

Violat ion of Indian liquor law

Malicious injury to property

Other damage to property

Master's and Servant's Acts, offences against..
Medical and Dentistry Acts "

Militia Acts, offences against

Sliscellaneous minor offences

Alunicipat Acts and By-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Acts

Exercising various callings without license. .

Health By-laws, offences against..

Highways, offences relating to
NOn support of family and neglect of child-

Opium and drug Act. offences against

Pharmacy Acts, off ences against

Profanation of the Lord's Day

Railway Acts, offences against

Revenue Laws "

Seamen's Acts " . . . .
Threats and abusive language

A'agrancy

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure

Insulting, obscene and profane language

Frequenting bawdy houses

Loose, idle, disorderly..

Weights and Measures Acts, offeri

In

uty..

Totals 365

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Tableau v. — Condamnations sommaires par magistrats de police et autresjuges de pais.

Province d'O

MT.KR10 — Suite.

HCRON.

Kenora.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Op- .
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfes

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonngs

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.
etc.

Offenses.

M. 1 F.

M. F.

7

7

4

2
1

1

9

7

2

Voies de fait .

4

4

1

M6pris de cour.

1

7

7

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

11

3

12
8

1

0

1

12

9

3

Contravention aux lois concernant la vente de

8

5
4

1

4
4

1

1

9

1
2
3

1
2
3

1
9

Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille.

4

4

2

1

2

1

8
2

9
2

1

1
2
17

1?

7

1

4

2

20

16

15

1

2
2
3

2
4

1

in

16

2

Conduite d6rfegl6e.

z

3

4

4

Infractions aux arr^tfe du Conseil touchant

<)S

7

60

95

3

89

1

8

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table r. — Summary convictiona by police magistrates and other justices.

Province or OtnAtao— Continued.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Op.

Com-

tion

of a

without

Fine.

option.

Empri-

Sur

8onn6s

option.

sans

option.

Re-
znise,
etc..

Alien Restrictions Act, offences against.

Adulteration of food

Assaults

Breach of peace

Carrying 6re-arm8 and unlawful weapons.

Contempt of Court

Cruelty to animals

Disturbing religious and like meetings. . .
Fishery and game Act, offences against

Gambling Acts, offences against

li^ration Acts

Incorrigibility

Inspection and Sales Act, offences against . . .

Larceny

" of dogs, birds, etc

" of timber, trees, fruits, etc

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

Violation of the Indian liquor law

Malicious injury to property

Other damage to property

Master's and Servant's Acts, offences against..
Medical and Dentistry Acts "

Militia Acts, offences against

Miscellaneous minor offences

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Acts

Exercising various callings without license .

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to - . .

Non support of family and neglect of child-

Opium and drug Act, offences against

Pharmacy Acts, offences against

Profanation of the Lord's Day ...

Railway Acts, offences against

Revenue Laws "

Seamen's Acts "

Threats and abusive language

Vagrancy

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

Frequenting bawdy houses -

Loose, idle, disorderly ...

Weights and Measures Acts, offences against

Insanity

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
War Measures Act

Totals 374 15

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Table.\tj v. — Condamnations sommaires par magistrats de police et autre? juges de paii.

Frovisce d'Oxtario— Suite.

Lanark.

Leeds amd Grentille.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Offenses.

tions.
Total.
Con-
na-
tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Siir
option.

Com-
mitted
witiiout
option.

Empri-
sonn^s
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnte

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc..'
etc.

M. 1 F.

M.

F.

1
12

1
12

"2

2
11

9

1

1

4

4

2

2
6

2

2

A

3

I

Incorrigibility.

1

1

2

2

30

30

79

'

80

Infractions aux !ois des licences de boissons et
de prohibition.

21

Ig

3

1

1

boissons aui Sauv-ages.
Dommages malicieux h. la propri6t6.
Autres dommages k la propri^t^.

8

8
3
13

1

1
8

1

3

1
8

Divers petits dfelits.

13

8

8

14

1

1

15

1

1

Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famiile.
et nfeghgence des enfants.

4

2

2

20
3

20
3

1

1
7
1
69

2

1

1

151

1
4

1
I

1
2

2

10

3
1

Empidtement.
Vagabondage.

16

1

m

2

153

1
4

Exposition ind^ente.

s

6
5
24

5

23

2

1
1

3
1

3

3

Infractions aux arr^tfe du Conseil touchanl

246

6

217

17

18

310

S

314

1

3

Totaux.

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table t. — Summary convictioiu by police magistrates and other justices.

Province

or Onikjao— Continued.

Len'nox and Aodington.

Lincoln.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-
na-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-
tions.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Offences.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-

sonn6s

sans

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

R^-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnte

option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc.

R^
mise,
etc..
etc.

M. 1 F.

M.I F.

1

1
1

2
7
14

2
6
14

2

I

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences aeainst . ■ .

7

7

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

10

1

11

36

2

37

1

2
3

2
3

29

27

3

44

2

429

2

15
2

3

2

443

3

40

16

IS

1

16

3

2

16

4S
3

3
2

48

Non-support of family and neglect of child-

S

5

31

2

29

4

1
12

5
99

1

2
12

11
1
19

2
1

10

1
19

3

1

Vaerancv

2

3

1

97

1

1

1

1

'

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
War Measures Act

S

3

1

1

13

744

29

708

44

21

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185

Tableau v. — Condamnations

par maglstrats de police et autres juges de paix.

Provinxe d'Ontario — Suite.

Manitocxin.

Middlesex.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Cot-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

ne-

ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc,
etc.

Offenses.

M. 1 F.

M.I F.

«

Inf ilaloidesre^tric concern n 1 « b '

4
31

4
30

5

5

1

Perturbation de la pais.
Port d'armes illegal.
M^pris de cour.

1

1

2

2

18

17

1

Perturbation de reunions religieuses et autres.
Inf. aux lois des p&eheries et de chasse.
'* defendant lejeu.

4

Inf. aux iois d'inspection et de ventes.

7

3

10

94

1

36

Infractions aux lois de licences de boissons et
de prohibition.

boissons aux Sauvagea.
Dommages malicieux k la propri^t6.
Autres dommages k la proprifet^.

1

1

51

1

530

23

38

1

552

13

1

Divers petits d^lits.
Contraventions aux lois municipales.

Pratiquant divers 6tats sans licence.

Inf. aux lois sur I'hygiene publique.

Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille.

et negligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois ooncerant I 'opium et les drogues .
Inf. aux lois coneernant les pharmaciens.

1

1

19

18

805

7
3

10

815
5

2
2

74
1
1

1

75
1

1

Infrirtions aux lois des rhemins de fer

1

1

1

1

4

20

7

336

1
1
2
11

5

20

2

344

1

4
3

3

Menaces et langage injurieux.

Empi^tement.

Vagabondage.

1

1
21

?1

Exposition indfecente.

Langage inaultant, obscene, profane.

Fr^quentaiit des maisons de dfeordre.

Conduited6regl6e,

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.

1

1
5
39

1
5
39

18

^

16

2

Infractions aux arr^t^s du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

.W

5

60

1

2.057

.■in

2.051

34

22

Totaux.

1

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table v. — Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justices.

Province

or OmMijo— Continued.

MUBKOKA.

NlPISSlNO.

Offences.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-
na-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-

Bonn6s

sans

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

R^-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

M.I F.

M. 1 F.

15

13

2

6

6

4
3

4
3

1

I

14

1

15

1

1

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences
against _

1

1

44
9

4

43
9

4

1

2

1

2

1

Other danittge to property

4
1
14
3

2
1
14
3

2

63
6
37

1

28

■ 6

30

3

32

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

S

5
3

7

9

5

5
3

7

2

Non support of family and neglect of child-

1

1

12

Onium and druc Arts offences aEainst

Phnrmnr'v Arl^ '"

"

2
7
4

1
7
4

1

Spnmon'*! \cfs "

Threats and abusive language

2
3
4
9

2
3

1
9

4

3

10

151

4

2
5
4

1

Vaerancy

3

4

5

140

4
7

Indecent exposure..

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

3

3

4

4

13

4

13

4

Weights and Measure.s Acts, offenses against. .

■

Breach of Sundry Orders-in-Council under

10

7

3

Totals

59

53

5

1

424

19

350

IS

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PaonxcE d'0-ntario— Saife.

Norfolk.

XOBTBUMBERLAXD AXD DcBHAM.

COD-

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

tions.

Total.
Gon-
na-

tiosa.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfe

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'

etc.

Offenses.

M. 1 F.

M. 1 F.

2
3
3

6
4
6

....

6
4
6

3

1

J!6prisdecour.

1

1

1

4

18

2

14

6

Infractions aux lois des Ucences de boissons et
de prohibition.

2

2

boissons aux Sauvages.

2

2

4

3
2
20
1

8

2

1
1

16

17

2

1
15

S

6

1
15

6

16

2

8

11

Refusant de pourv-oir aus besoins de la famille.
et negligence des enfants.

1
4

1
2

2

1

2

14

"2

12
20

2
4

Empi^tement.
■\'agabondage.

6

4

10
47

9

1

20

47

2

1

. 1

1

1

Langage injurieus, obsc&ne profane.
Fr^quentant des maisons de dfeordre.

4

2

2

22

19

3

Infractions aux lois des pgids et mesures.

3

3
1

1
1

3

4

I

Infractions aux air^tfes du Conseil touchant
des Mesures de guerre r.\cte.

IIS

9

88

4

31

164

17

144

10

27

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table t. — Summary coD\'ictions by police magistrates and other justices.

Province of Ontario— Con/mueif.

Ontario.

OxroBD.

Offences.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

lions.

Sentence.

Con-

tions.
Twkl.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
eu.

R«-

etc..'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfe

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
et«.

M.

F.

M.i F.

.10

9

1

8

1

9

1
3

1
3

3

3

Contempt of Court

■ 2

2

'.'..'.'.'.'.'.'.'^

S

8

1

1

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

44

2

45

1

6

6

I
2

1

2

3

3

1
1

I

^

1

13
7
78

"i

2

11
7
77

2

1

1
20

1

20

9

1

10

4

4

82

2

1

84

1

136

3
2

3

139

2
2

Xon-support of family and neglect of child-

9

1

11

11

12
4

1

12
4

1

4

1
9
34
75

3

1

1
4
10
76

18
6
73

18
S
72

1

1

14

4

4

,4

2

2

3

I

3

I

28

1
5

8

1

28

1

1

3

1

4

5

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under

8

320

10

311

2

17

443

12

406

16

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Province d'Ontario — Suite.

Parry Sotjnd.

Con-
tioQs.
Total.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Con-
Total.

Sur
aption.

Com-
mitted
without

De-
ferred,
etc.,

Inf. k !a loi des restric. coneernant les aubains.
Falsification de substances alimentaires.
Voies de fait.
Perturbation de la pais.
Port d'armes illegal.
M^pris de cour.

Perturbation de reunions religieusea et autres.
Infractions aux lois des p^cheries et de chasse.
" defendant le jeu.

" d' immigration.

Incorrigibility.

Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de ventes.
Larcin.

Vol de chiens, oiseaux, etc.
" bois, arbres, fruits, etc.
Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aux loia coneernant la vente de

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux i la propri6t6.
Autres dommages h la propri^t6.
Inf. aux lois cone, les mattres et serviteurs.
" la mfedecine et les dentistes.

Infractions aux lois de la milice.
Divers petits d61its.
Contraventions aux lois municipales.
Infractions aux lois des ^coles.
Pratiquant divers 6tats sans licence.
Infractions aux lois sur I'hygi^ne publique.
Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille

et negligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois coneernant I'opium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois coneernant les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanehe.
Infractions aux lois des ehemins de fer.
D61its contre le revenu de I'Etat .
Infractions aux loia maritimes.
Menaces et langage injurieux.
Empidte

Iv

Exposition ind^cente.
Langage insultant, obscene, profane.
Fr^quentant des maisons de dfesordre.
Conduite d6r6gl6e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
Alienation mentale.

Infractions aux arr^tfes du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

Totaux.

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 192o

Tabls v.— Summary oonvictions by police magUtratee and other justicee.

Pbovince of O.vtabio— Can(tnu«<.

Perth.

Fetsrborocoh.

Offences.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

na^
tionB.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
8onn6s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
8onn6s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

He-
rnia e.

'

M. 1 F.

M. 1 F.

etc.

2
1
9

1
1
8

1

2

1
15

....

2

1
15

1

1

2

1

3

1
16

1
16

Liquor Licenses and prohibition Act, offences

13

11

2

35

28

2

2

"2
102

1

1
1
4
97

1

47
10
16

35
ID
13

4

12

3

2
3
59

9

"2
5

2
3
61

1

52

1

46

6

Non support of family and neglect of child-

.1

• 1

1
5
3

1
5
3

Revenue Laws "

3

3

4
9
3
41

1

3
4

1
2
2

1
3

1

1

15
13
45

1

"2

IS

45

1

12

3

41

3

1

3

5

1
3

1

5

5

2

2
16

3
20

1

4

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under

23

7

20

277

14

238

7

46

332

12

289

16

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Provixce d'C

NT.\Rio — Suite.

Pbescoit and Russell.

PrixckEdwabd.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tiona.

Sentence.

tions.
Total.

dam-
na-
tions.

Op-
tion
of a

Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
8onn§s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,
etc.

Offenses.

H.

F.

M.

F.

1
2
4
1

6
18

6
15

3

1

3

4

1

1

Mtpris de cour

2

2

Perturbation de reunions religieuses et autres.
Infractions aux lois des p^heries et de chasse.

1

1

Incorrigibility.

Infractions aux lois d'inspectioD et de ventea.

?6

1

26

1

6

6

Infractions aux lois des licenses de boissons et
de prohibition.

10

8

2

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux ^ la propri6t6.
-\utres dommages & la propri6t4.

1

3

3?

30

2..

1
2
10

1
2
10

Divers petits d41its.
Contraventions aux lois municipales.

7

S

3

Pratiquant divers ^tats sans license.
Infractions aux lois sur I'hygiene publique
D&lits ayant rapport aux chemins publics.

Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille
et n^Iigence des enfants.

Inf. aux lois concemant I'opium et les drogues.

Infractions aux lois concemant les pharmaciena

?

2
3

3
25

12

1
11

3
22

3

1
3

20

3

1

1
2
2

?

?

3

1
2
22

3

1
1
22

MpfiACps pt lajiFqffp ininriptiT

?.

3

2
35

Empi^tement .
Vagabondage.

S

I";

8

1

Exposition ind^ente.

Langage insultant. obscene, profane.

Friquentant des maisons de dfaordre

Conduite d«r«glfe.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.

?

1

1
1

1

1

3

3

1

1

4

3

1

1

1

1

Infractions aux arr€t£s du Conseil toucbant
r.-Vcte des Mesures de guerre.

1.14

.1

123 11

5

1331 12

113

1

31

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

T.\BLE v.— Summar}' convictions by police magistrates and other j uatices.

Provinci or Ontario— CoiKinucd.

Raimt RrvER.

Rbstrew.

Offences.

Con-
tions.
Trtal.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

T^l.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnte

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfa

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

R^

etc.,'
etc.

M.

F.

M.

F.

6

5

1

8

8

1

IS
7
5

3

19
7

1

1

S

1

i

7
13
7

7
13
5

3

3

1

1

2

2

Liquor Licenses and proliibition Acts, offences

11

1

10

2

25

25

1

1

7

7

16
21
.23

■.■4

21
26

9

34

34

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

1

IS

1

16

Kxercising various-callings without license.

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to

Non support of family and neglect of child-

2
5

1

1

2

2

1

4

10

1

2

10

3

Ooium and drup Act offences aeainst

5

S

Seimpn's Apt-* *'

Thrpnt,* nnti «hiwiv-e InnmftffA

3

....

1

3
1
2
66

q.

Vain-flmcv

4

24

2
24

1

1

1
69

3

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

4

4

13

12

1

Insanity

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under

1

1

1

1

2

2

155

6

138

3

20

221

9

214

3

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Province d'Oxtario — Suil€.

SiMCOE.

3TORUo^^. Drxo.ts ^Glznoabbt.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

tions.

Total.

C7n-
dam-
na-

tioDS.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc.

Re-

etc.,
etc.

Op-
tion

Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

%-

etc.,'
etc.

M.

F.

M. 1 F.

5

4

1

.. . 1. ...

1

1 5

6
5

1

5

.. . . ' . "

1

?4

24

' ■■■

17
3

1

.^

1

17

49
2

1

48

2
2

3

1

3
2

1
1

19
3

73
2
4

15

95

1

io

27
it

i

7

27

17

73

S

5

in

8

4

S

5

IS

94

2
4

12

1

11

1

3

a

2

9,

1

,1

2

1

1

1

31

120

20

10
4
2

63

2
...

2

12
3

64

41
10

n»
1

3

5

1

7
4

1
1

1

2

1

3

3

?i

1

■■

1

3

507

464

11

39

192

8

179

17

4

Inf. k la loi des restrict, concernant les aubaioa
Falsification de substances alimentaires.
Voies de fait.
Perturbation de la paix.
Port d'armes illegal.
Mfepris decour.
Cruaut6 envers les animaus.
Perturbation de reunions religieuses et autres.
Infractions aus lois des p4cheries et de chasse.
defendant le jeu.
" d'immigration.

Incorrigibility.

Infractions aus lois d'inspection et de ventes.
Larcin.

Vol de chiens. oiseaux, etc.
" bois, arbres, fruits, etc.
Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aui lois concernant la vente de

boissons aus Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux k la propri^t^.
Autres dommages h la propri4t§.
Inf. aux lois cone, les maitres et ser\'iteurs.

" la mfelecine et les dentistes.

Infractions aux lois de la milice.
Divers petits d^lits.
Contraventions aux lois municipalei*.
Infractions aux lois des ^coles.
Pratiquant divers fetats sans Ucence.
Inf. aux lois sur rhygi^nepublique.
Dalits ayant rapport aux cbemins publics.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille

et n^ligence des enfants.
Infrac. aux lois concernant I'opium et lesdroguea

lois concernant les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche.
Infractions aux lois des chemins de fer.
Dfelits contre le revenu de I'Etat.
Infractions aux lois maritimes.
Menaces et langage injurieux.
EmpiMement.
Vagabondage.

Exposition ind^cente.
Langage insultant. obscene, profane.
Frfequentant des maisons de dfeordre.
Conduite d^rfeglte.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
Alienation mentale.

Infractions aux arrSt^ du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

4 Totaux.

lOd— 13

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

Table v, — Summary convictions by police magistratee and other Justices.

• Ontario— Con/inufd.

Con-

tions.
Total.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

De-
ferred,
etc..

Op-

Com-

tion

mitted

of a

Fine.

option.

Empri-

Sur

sonnfes

option.

sans

option.

De-
ferred.
etc..
etc.

Re-
miee.
etc..

Alien Restrictions Act, offences against. .

Adulteration of food

Assaults.-

Breach of peace

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons..

Contempt of Court

Cruelty to animals

Disturbing religions and like meeting

Fishery and game Acts, offences against .

Gambling Acts, offences against

Immigration Acts "

In 'orrigibiUty ■. —

Inspec tion and Sales Acts, offences against

Larceny

of dogs, birds, etc

" of timber, trees, fruits, etc ...
Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offoices

against

Violation of Indian liquor law..

Malicious injury to property

Other damage to property

Master's and Servant's Acts, offences against
Medical and Dentistry Acts "

Militia Acts, offenoes against

Aliscellaneous minor offences

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Acts

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to
Xon support of family and neglect of child

Opii

nd drug Act , offences against

Pharmacy Acts, offences against..
Profanation of the Lord's Day .
Railway Acts, offences against..
Revenue laws "

Seamen's Acts "

Threats and abusive language..

\'agrancy

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

Frequenting bawdy houses

Loose, idle, disorderly

Weights and Measures .\cts. offences against

Insanity..

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
War Measures Act..

Totab

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

TABLE.4.n r. — Condamnations sommairea par magiatratB de police et autres juges de paix.

Province d'Ontario — Suite.

Thundkh Bay.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Com-
mitted
without

Con-
tions.
Total.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Inf. k la ioi de destrict. concemant les aubains.
Falsification de substances alimentaires.
Voie6 de fait.
Perturbation de la paix.
Port d'armes illegal.
M^pris de cour.
Cruautfe envers les animaux.
Perturbation de reunions religieuses et autres.
Infractions aux lois des pficheries et de chasse.
" defendant le jeu.

" d'immigration.

Incorrigibility.

Infractions aux lois d 'inspection et de ventes.
Larcin.

Vol de ehiens, oiseaui, etc.
" bois, arbres, fruits, etc.
Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aux lois concemant la vente de

>issons aux Sauvages.
Domuiages malicieui A la propri^t^.
Autres dommages k la propri^t^.

aux lois cone, les maitres et serviteurs.
" la mfedecine et les dentis'tes.

Infractions aux loie de la milice.

ers petits d^lits.
Contraventions aux lois municipales.

Infractions aux lois des ^coles.

Pratiqurwit divers 6tats sans licence.

Inf. aux lois sur I'hygiene publique.

Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics..
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille
et Diligence des enfants.
if. aux lois concemant I'opium et les drogues ,
if. aux lois concemant les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche.
Infractions aux lois des chemins de fer.
Dalits centre le revenu de I'Etat.
Infractions aux lois maritimes.
Menaces et langage injurieux,
Empietement.
Vagabondage.
Ivresse.

Exposition ind^cente.
Langage insultant, obscene, profane.
Fr^quentant des maisons de dfesordre.
Conduite d6r6glee.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
Alienation mentale.

Infractions aux arr^tfe du Conseil touehant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

Totaux.

lOd— 131

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table v. — Summary conviotions by police magistrates and other justices.

Provincb or Ontario — Continued.

Waterloo.

Welland.

Offences.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dara-

tions.

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Ro-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc..'
etc.

M.I F.

M.

F.

4

21

1

4

11
4

4

263
4
S3
12
12

1

261
4
S2
12
12

^

"

15
2
1

8

2

Breach of peace

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons..

4

5

1

6

11

4

10
109
21

6

10
99
26

Gambling .\cts, offences against
Immigration At.ts *'

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against ,

o( timber, trees, fruits, etc

Liquor License and prohibition .\cts, offences
against .

5i
8

3

8

t
1

1

1

S3

1

320

22

334

6

4

13

1
4

94

2
357

9

1
2
14

1
23
.5
102
3
1

34

1

5

18
71
372
5
3
14
116

5
35

...

IS

1
3
3

12

383

' 17
117

34
62

1

Medical and Dentistry Acts

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

90

4

2
358

2
14

1
12
1
102
2
2

Highways, offences relating to
Non support of family and neglect of child-
Opium and drug .\ct, offences against

I

2
16

62
8
1

11
1

Revenue Laws

6

114

25

1029

12

' 1
10
8

3

IOC
1,036

Trespass

\'agrancy

Drunkenness

5

11

1
1

IS

35

11

Insanity..

1
20

4

1

1

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under

5

765

73

1

66

Totals

728

6

51

2814

76

2.775

21

94

STA TISTIQVE CRIMlNELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. 10d

Tabul\u v. — Condamnations sommaires par magistrats de police ct autxes j uges de paix.

Province d'Oxtario — Suitf.

Weu,ingtos.

Went«-orth.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

/

tions.
Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Op-
lion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
Ti-ithout
option. ,

Empri-
sonnte
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,"
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

Offenses.

H.

F.

M.|F.

_

1

6
1
2
6
1

1

6
3

80
1

13

"ii

6
3

71
1

10

4

19

6

3

Port darmes iU6gal.

49

1

50

3'

29
289

3

17

289
1
11

1
2

3

12

1
219

20

1
222

20

1

14

3

4

7

10

Infractions aui lois des licences de boissoos et
de probibition.

4

4
3

65

59

6

boissons aux Sauvages.

1

17
5

103
3

323
7

"2

"n
1

17
3

91

3

335

5

- .

2

7

29
4

"2
1
1

28
3

51
3

12
2

52

1

1

8
1

7

Infractions aus lois de la milice.

59

5
2

3
11

1

1

Infractions aux lois des 6coles.

">

1
1

1

12
950

25
9

27

5
1

11

976

14

7

1

11

2

51
1

1

1

Dalits ayant rapport aui chemins publics
Refusant de pour\-oir aux besoins de la famille

1

Inf. aux lois concemant I'opium et les drogues.

35

3S

S

3

7
42
33
397
2
7
10
112

21
8

2

1

34
22
398
1
8
10
89

1

5

8
22
5

1

Menaces et langage injurieui.

Empietement.

Vagabondage.

20

4

1
2

23
90

1
3

2
88

10
2

1

1

1

1

2

Exposition ind^cente.

I./angage insultant, obscene, profane.

5

2

4
14

1

1

15

1

22

C'onduite d^rfglfe.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.

?

2

25
17

12

37
4

13

Infractions auj arretfe du Conseil toucbant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

358

17

340

12

23

2911

134

2,814

53

178

Totaux.

198

CRIMINAL STATISTICS~1919

10 GEORGE V A. 1920

Tablb v.— Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justices.

Province or Ontario— Concluded.
pRonN'CE d'Ontario — Fin.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Op- Com-

tion mitted
without
Fine. option.

Sur
option.

Totals or Ontario.
ToTAUX d'Ontario.

Cqn-

tione.

Total.

Con-
dam-
na-
tions.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

f erred,
etc..

Alien Reatrictions Act, offences against.

Adulteration of food

Assaults.. ,

Breach of peace .

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons..

Contempt of Court

Cruelty to animals

Disturbing religious and like meetings ..
Fishery and game Acts, offences against .

GambKng Acts, offences against

Immigration Acts "

Incorrigibility

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against
La

of dogs, birds, etc

" of timber, trees, fruits, etc
Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

again-^t

Violation of Indian liquor law

Malicious injury to property

Other damage to property

Master's and Servant's Acts, offences against

^^edical and Dentistry Acts "

Militia Acts, offences against

Aliscellaneous minor offences

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Acts

Exercising various callings without license

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to

Non support of family and neglect of child-

Opium and drug Ant. offences against

Pharmacy Acta, offences against..

Profanation of the Lord's Day

Railway Acts, offences against

Revenue Acta *'

Seamen's Acta **

Threats and abusive language

Trespass

Vagrancy

Drunkenness

I ndecent exposure . . .
Insulting, obscene and profane language-
Frequenting bawdy houses

Loose, idle, disorderly

Weights and Measures Acts, offences against

Insanity..

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
War M

ToUls

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

-Condam nations sommaires par magistrats de police et autres Jugea de pais.

Province

or Masitob.*.

PRO\^NCE Dtr M.\XIT0B.\.

Da

UPHIX.

Ce.ntiwl

-Centre.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-
tions.

Sentence.

tions.

—

Op-

Com-

De-

—

Op-

Com-

De-

Total.

tion

mitted

ferred,

Total.

tion

mitted

ferred,

—

of a

without

etc..

—

of a

without

etc..

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

dam-

—

— .

—

dam-

—

—

—

tOr

Empri-

Re-

Empri-

Re-

tions.

Sur

sonn^s

mise,

tions.

Sur

sonnfe

mise,

option.

sans

etc..

option.

sans

etc.,

M. 1 F.

option.

etc.

M.,F.

option.

etc.

' 1

36
2
12

2

2

•>

11

20

4

1

19

i

1

1

1

'

?

2

7

7

R

g

12

12

.4

11
15

4
5
13

6
2

I

1

■>s

23

12
3

5

2

18
2

50
2
1

10

18

1
56

1

1
4

1

1

14

■\

4?

'

43

58
2

4

61
2

1

1

1

2
3

2
3

?

2

I
5
4
27

"l
3

1
1
24

2

5

4
8

5
5
2

5

in

3

2

1

1

4

4

8

3

5

1

1

2

6

?

2

212

6

195

3

20

249

20

237

3

29

Perturbation de la paix.
Port d'armes illegal.

M^pris de
~ ut^ ei

5 Ipse

de reunions religieuses et autres.
Infractions aux lois des p^cheries et de chaase.
" defendant le jeu.

d" immigration.
Incorrigibility.

Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de ventes.
Larcin.

\'ol de chiens, oiseaux, etc.
'* bois, arbres, fruits, etc.
Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aux lois concemant la vente de

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux k la propri6t6.
Autres dommages S. la propri^tfe.

lois cone, les maitres et serviteurs.
la m^decine et les dentistes.
Infractions aux lois de la milice.

petits d^lits.
Contraventions aux lois municipales.
Infractions aux lois des fecoles.
Pratiquant divers 6tats sans licence
Inf. aux lois sur I'hyeidne publique.
D6lit9 ayant rapport aux ehemins publics
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille

et negligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois cone. I'opium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche.
Infractions aux lois des ehemins de fer.
Dalits contre le revenu de I'Etat.
Infractions aux lois maritimes.
Menaces et langage injurieux.
Empieteroent.
Vagabondage.
Ivresse.

Exposition ind6cente.
Langage insultant, obscene, protane.
Fr^quentant des maisons de dfeordre.
Conduite d6r6gl6e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
Alienation mentale.

Infractions aux arr&t6s du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

Totaux.

CRIMINAL STA TISTICS—1919

10 GEORGE V A. 1920

Table v. — Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justicee.

'

Phovince or Ma

VITOB

\~C'onctuded

EAeTERN— EeT.

Northern — Nord.

Offences.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

M. 1 F.

Sentence.

Con-
tions.
Totol.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

.Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s
sans
option.

ne-

ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc,
etc.

Op.
tion
Ola
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
witiiout
option.

Empri-
sonn6s
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc..'
etc.

M. 1 F.

5
5
108
200
23
5
1

18
11

5

5

111

190

10

3

6

4

12
21
7

1

2

2

Breach of peace

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons

Contempt of Court

2

1

Fishery and game Acts, offences against

I

208

1

19

26

1
206

1

3

36

9

4

4

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

ni

19

129

1

Malicious injury to property

100
3
94

3

. 28
3
94

7

68

Afaster'a and Servant's Acts, offences against..

73

35
740

14
206

83
2873

58
16

"3
46

1
11

4
70

1
5

39
14
663
6
183
83
2,451

53
/ 10

11

I

23
23
123
6
34
4
49.

4

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

4

1
3
1
1

1

4

1
3
1
1

3
1
11

Highways, offences relating to .

Xon support of family and neglect of child-

1

Opium and drug Act. offences against

28
11
11

8

23
11
11

13

Threats and abusive language..

Trespass

\'agrancy

20
42
106

' 4
14
5

203
12

I

2

40

101

"7
9

10

4

1,376

1

13

5

108

i

116
3

11
36
26
111
3
6

1

1

1
1

Indecent exposure..

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

Frequenting bawdy houses ,

4

98

21

\\ eights and Measures Acts, offences against. .

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under

35

20

6

9

15

— .-

•-

393

5,876

215

1.168

15

1

I

STATISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

T.iBLEAU V. — Condam nations

par magistrats de police et autres juges de pais.

PRo\nxcK or .M.\xitod.\-

-Pin.

SorTHEBx— Sro.

Westzbx— OnsT.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

Sentence.

Offenses.

Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Op-

of°a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn£s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

M. 1 F.

option. 1 etc.

M. 1 F.

i

4

52
6

n

32
6
10

1. .

4

1

S

1

Perturbation de la paii.
Portd'armesiU6gal.
M6pris de cour.

Perturbation de reunions religieuses et autres.
Infractions aux lois des p§cheries et de chasse.

" defendant le jeu.

" d'immigration.

1

1

^

3

3

Infractions aus lois d'inspection et de ventes.

■c_

?

2

23

21

2

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et
de prohibition.

14

13

1

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieui k la propri6t6.
Autres dommages k la propri^t^.

4

4

16

16

1

1

10

1
8
10

8

1
7

2

Divers petits d^lits.
Contraventions aux lois munictpales.

1
10

t

2

:

Pratiquant divers Mats sans licence.
Infractions aux lois sur I'hygi^ne publique
D6iits ayant rapport aus chemins publics.

Refusant de pourvoir aus besoins de la famille
et n^ligence des enfants.

Inf. aus lois concernant Topiuiu et les drogues.

Inf. aus lois concemant les pharmaciens.

3
6S

1
2

"2
1

' 3
70

1
2

4

4

I

13

15

1
2
14
33

1

1
8
32

Menaces et langage injurieux.
Empi^tement.

Vagabondage.

2

1
5
1

in

10

Exposition ind6c«ite.

Langage insultant, obscene, profane.

Fr^quentant des maisons de dfeordre.

ConduJte d^r^l6e.

Infractions aus lois des poids et mesures.

1

1

) ■>

3

20
1

10
1

30

2

Enfraetions aus arr^tfe du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

33 3

33

3

31o

13

273

4

53

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V A. 1920

Table v. — Summary con\ictioiis by police magistrates and other justices.

PROVI

NCE or Sa8K.\TCHEWAN.

Battletord.

Canninqion.

Con-
Wc-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-,
vic-

tions.

Sentence,

—

Op-

Com-

De-

—

Op-

Com-

D

Total.

tion

mitted

ferred,

ToUl.

tion

mitted

f erred.

— .

of a

without

etc..

—

of a

inthout

etc..

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

dam-

—

—

—

dam-

—

—

—

na^

Empri-

Re-

na-

Empri-

Re-

tions.

Sur

sonn^

miae.

tions.

Sur

8onn6s

nuBe.

option.

sans

etc..

option.

sans

etc.*

.M.|K

option.

etc.

«.|K

option.

etc.

Alien Restrictions Act, offences against .

Adulteration of food

Assaults..

Breach of peace

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons. ..

Contempt of Court

Cruelty to animals

Disturbing religious and like meetings

Fishery and game Acts, offences against .. .

Gambling Acts, offences against

Immigration Acts "

Incorrigibility-.

Inspection and Sales Acta, offences against

of dogs, birds, etc

of timber, trees, fruits, etc
Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

against

\'iolation of Indian liquor law

-Nlalicious »n,ury to property

Other damage to property . . . . .

Master's and Servants Acts, offences against. .
Medical and Dentistry Acts "

Militia Acts, offences against

Miscellaneous minor offences

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Acts

Exercising various callings without license

Health By-laws, off ences against

Highways, offences relating to
Non support of family and neglect of child-

Opium and drug Act, offences against
Pharmacy Acts, offencesagainst..
Profanationof the Lord's Day. ..

Railway Acts, offences against

Revenue Laws "

Seamen's Acts "

Threats and abusive language

Trespass

Vagrancy

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure..

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

Frequenting bawdy houses

Loose, idle, disorderly

Weights and Measures Acts, offences against.

Insanity..

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
War Measures Act

Totals 287 12

STATISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—IQW
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau v. — Condamnations

par magistrats de police et autres juges de pal

Province de

Saskatchewan.

ESTEVAN.

HrMBOLDT.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Offenses.

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s

option.

De-
ferred,

etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc.

Re-

etc,
etc.

M. 1 r.

M. 1 F.

K

8

9

9

?'i

5

28

25

25

4

4

1

M6prisdecour

4

1

1

?

2

Larcin

Vol de chiens. oiseaus. etc.

'0

19

1

12

12

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et
de prohibition.

16

16

1

1

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages mahcieux k la propri&t6.

1

9

9

1

1

Divers petits dflits.

8

8
4

32
29
S

"2

32

Pratiquant divers ktaU sans licence.

6

6

8
2

8

2

Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille

9

2

2

3

3

4

4

2

1

1

4

2

2

Menaces et langage injurieux.

10

8
15

2

2

1

1
1

1

Vagabondage.

Exposition ind6cente.

1

1

1

10

3

13

3

I

4

3

1
1

14

1

14

1

2

1

Infractions aux arr§t6s du Conseil touchant
1 Acte dee Mesures de guerre.

H8

9

162

2

3

155

i

150

5

4

CRIMIXAL ST A TISTICS—1919

10 GEORGE V A. 1920

Table v. — Summary con\'ictioiifi by magistrates and other justices.

Province or S.\siutchew.\n

—Contimifd.

Kerr Robert.

KiNDtRSLET.

Offences.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

cTn-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Op.
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfa

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
soonte

option.

De-
ferred
etc..
etc.

R^
mise.

M.

F.

M. 1 F.

etc.

1

1

10

1

10

1

5
8

1

S

8

1

3

3

Contempt of Court . . -

I

i

4

4

'V"

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

14

4
12

14

7

6

1

4

10

2

22

22

2
19

4
11

2
19

4
11

2

10
S

2
10
S

•■i

1
10

1
2

. ..
10

2

2

Xon support of family and neglect of child-

2

2

2

2

1

1

3

3

6

2
I

2

1

1

1

I

i

2

2

Insanity ■ "

2
2

2

1

2

1

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council UDder

2

2

Totals

93

4

92

5

89

S3

2

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pROviN'CE DE Sask.\tchewan— 5ui(e.

Con-
tions.
ToUl.

Op.
tion
of a
Fine.

Com-
mitted
without
optioD.

De-
ferred,
etc..

Con-
tions.
Total.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Re-
mise,
etc.,

I Inf. h la loi des restrict, concemant les aubains.

JFalsification de substances alimentaires.
I \o\es de fait .
Perturbation de la paii.

.Cruaut^enver^
Perturbation de reunions relieieuses et autres.
, Infractions aux lois des p^cheries et de chasse.

" defendant le jeu.

I ^ " d'immigration.

IncorrigibiUtfe.
Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de venter.

Vol de chiens. oiseauX, etc.
" bois, arbres. fruits, etc.
Infractions aui lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
I Contravention aux lois concemant la vente de
I boissons aux Sauvages.
I Dommages malicieux i la propri6i6.
Autres dommages k la proprifetfi.
Inf. aux lois concemant les maitres et serviteurs
" la mfedecine et les dentistes

j Infractions aux lois de la milice.
■ Divers petits deiits.
'Contraventions aux lois municipales.
Infractions- aux lois des 6toles.
. ( Pratiquant divers €tats sans licence.

Infractions aux lois sur I'hygiene publique.
Dfelits ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famiJle
et n^ligence des enf ants ,
. Inf. aux lois concemant I'opium et bs drogues.
Inf. aux lois concemant les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche.
- Infractions aux lois des chemins de fer.
j Dalits contre le revenu de I'^tat.
I Infractions aux lois maritimes. v

1; Menaces et langage injurieux.
. [Empi^tement.
4'Vaga bondage.
IjIsTesse.

. . Exposition ind^ente.
. - Langage insultant, obscene, profane.
iFr^quentant des maisons de dfesordre.
Conduite d6r6gl6e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
12 Alienation mentale.

Infractions aux arr^tfe du Conseil touchaDt
1 I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

19 Totaux.

206

CHIMIN A L STA TISTICS—W19

10 GEORGE V A. 1920

Table v. — Summary convictions by police magistratee and other justices.

I

Province of Saskaichewan-

-Continu

rJ.

MoOftOMIN.

Prince Albert.

Offences.

Con-
tiona.
Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence .

Cpn-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Op.
lion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s
sans
option.

De-
terred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc..

etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur N
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s
sans

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Rc-

etc.,'
etc.

M.l F.

M.

F.

'l6

14

2

20

20

Assaults..

Breach of peace

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons.. . . .
Contempt of Court

16
5

1

"l

1

IS
5

1

I

54
3
6

1
S

5

51
3
6

1
i

6

2

1

i

Fishery and game Acta, offences against

2
19

2
19

16

16

7

5

2

1
39

4

1
41

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

3

3

1

Violation of Indian liouor law

Malicious injury tx) property

16

11

2

3

13

13

•

5

5

6

1

6

8
2
26
16
10
2
44

I
I

'2
5

7
2
26
20
10
2
44

I

1

120
17
51
36
11

3

1

■ 2

1

1
1

97
11
54
37
11
2
44

1
1

1
4

22

2

Municipals Acts and By-laws, breaches of

2

1

Exercising various callings without license.

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to

Xon support of family and neglect of child-

43
4

Opium and drug Act, offences against

2
1

2

3

3

Railway Acts, offences against

1

2

2

2

1

3

Vagrancy

Drunkenness

7
4

1
3

6

1

11

78

11

3
I

1

11

82
1
4

1

11

1

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

3

1

- ■

*

1

2

1
16

1

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under

15

1

209

n

Totals

193

14

11

570

39

548

26

35

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Tableau v. — Condamnations sommaires par magistrats de police et autres jages de paii.

Province de Sask.\ichewan— Suite.

Regina.

SaSKATOON.

Con-

•Sentence.

Cpn-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Offenses.

tions.

Total.

Con-
dara-

tions.

Op-
tlon
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfe

option.

De-
ferred,

etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a

Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

M.

F.

M.,F.

fl

11

8
3

4
4

1

5

S

2

1

2

74

4

1

7

57
2
S

4

57
2
4

Voies de fait .

4

Port d'armes illegal.
Mfepris de cour.

A

6

4
1
4
2

4

1
4
2

5

5

-

1

1
4

?.

1

Incorrigibility.

4

1

1

1

1

5

1
13

72

18

83

11

5

49

3

44

5

3

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons
et de prohibition.

15

14

1

8

8

boissons aux Sauvages.

Autres dommages A la propri^t^.

3«

1

34

3

43

43

8

6

2

9
2
44
70
30
27
206

5
15

■ 2
4

4

2

9
2
46
69
30
27
210

5
15

Divers petits d&Iits.

117

10
3

' 1
4
2

116
45
19
41

187

4

7
3
18

11
6

2
3
38

S

48
21

1

4

Infractions aux lois des 6coles.

41)

Inf. aux lois sur I'hygiene publique.

22,'>

3
1

8
8
3

i

1

et negligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois concemant I'opium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois concemant les pharmaciens.

Ifi

S

S

4

4

9

7

2

Dalits contre le revenu de I'Etat.

Menaces et langage injurieui.

Empi^tement.

Vagabondage.

2

31

8

1

1

9

2
38
182

3

1
14
3

53
217

4
1

42

42

15

107
2
1
20
1
1
8

22

4

5

6
112

3

10

1

1

1

Exposition ind^cente.
Langage insultant, obscene, profane.
Fr^quentant des maisons de dfeordre.
Conduite d^rfegl&e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
Alienation mentale.

Infractions aux arr^tfa du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

4

1

2

1
20
1
1

15

I
26

4

17

10
5

12

12

15

2

t>OflB

87

953

21

199

781

30

757

18

36

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Tablx t. — Summary ooDvictiooa by police magistrates and other justices.

Province or Sabk-4Tchew.\s-

-ConUnufd.

Scott.

Svm CCBBINT.

Con-
\'ic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam -
na-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

T<rtkl.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Offences.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

Op-
tion
or a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-

sonnte

sans

option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

M. 1 F.

M.

F.

1

1

4
1
59
2
5
3
7

' 1
....

4

1
58
2
5
3
8

2

30

1
3

1

28

1
3

1

2

1

I

3
10

3
10

2

2

_

1

1

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, off^ices

12

12

44

44

3

3

G

1
12

■"

5
I
13

1

8

7

1

3

3

1

15
22
51
12

5
46

2
3

....

1
1

1
14
22
52
12

6
46

2
3

1

38
19
6

4
19

1
2

"2

38
21
6
i
19

1
2

Non support of family and n^lect of child-

Opium and dru? Act. offences against

;

1

. 1

1

1

1
1

3
1

12
23

1
3

1
....

1

3

1

12
24

1
3

1

1
4

....

1
4

Vagrancy

1

1

2

1

2
1

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

2

2

2
7

2

3

18

3

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
War Measures Act

7

16

2

TolaU .

171

4

168

2

S

383

8

379

6

6

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Tableau v. ^Condam nations

par magiatrats de police et autres juges de paix.

Province

DE S.tSKAlCHEWAN— Sui7e.

Wetbuiin.

WyviARD.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

Sentence.

tions.

Offenses.

Op-

Com-

De-

Op-

Com-

De-

Total.

tion

mitted

ferred,

Total.

tion

mitted

ferred,

of a

without

etc.,

of a

without

etc.,

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

Con-

Fine.

etc.

dam-

—

Empri-

Re-

dam-

—

Empri-

Re-

tions.

Sur

sonngs

mise,

tions.

Sur

3onn6s

mise,

option.

sans

etc..

option.

sans

etc.,

M. 1 F.

option.

etc.

option.

etc.

Inf. H la loi des restrict, coneernant les aubaine.
FalfiiBcation des substances alimentaires.
Voiesdefait.
Perturbation de la paix.
Port d'armes illegal.
M6pris de cour.
Cruaut6 envers les animaux.
Perturbation de reunions religieuses et autres.
Infractions aux lois des p6cheries et de chasse.
" defendant le jeu.

" d'immigration.

Incorrigibility.

Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de ventes.
Larcin.

Vol de chiens, oiseaux, etc.
" bois, arbres, fruits, etc.
Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aux lois concernant la vente de

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux k la propri6t6.
Autres dommages ^ la proprifetfe.
Inf. aux lois cone, les mattres et serviteurs.

" la m^decine et les dentistes.

Infractions aux lois de la milice.
Divers petitsd^lits.
Contraventions aux lois municipales.

Infra;^tions aux lois des ^.-oles.

Pratiquant divers 6tats sans licence.

Inf. aux lois sur I'hygi^ne publique.

Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille

et n^ligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois concernant I'opium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche
Infractions aux lois des chemins de fer.
Dalits contre le revenu de I'Etat.
Infractions aux lois maritimes.
Menaces et langage injurieux.
Empi^tement.
Vagabondage.

Exposition ind^cente.
Langage insultant. obscene, profane,
Fr^quentant des maisons de dfeordre.
Conduite d^rfegl^e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
Alienation mentale.

Infractions aux arrfit^s du Conseil touchanl
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

1 Totaux.

lOd— 14

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1.019

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table v. — Summary convictions by police ma£i5trate« and other justices.

Province

OF Saskatchewan

—Contludeil.

Province de Sa8kaichew.*n— Fin.

Totals or Saskaichewa

N.

YORKTON

1 —

1 ToTACX DE Saskatchewan.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

Sentence.

tions.

Op-

Com-

De-

Op-

Com-

De-

Total.

tion

mitted

ferred.

ToUl.

tion

mitted

ferred ,

of a

without

etc..

—

of a

without

etc..

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

dam-

—

—

—

dam-

—

—

na-

Empri-

Re-

na-

Empri-

Re-

tioDS.

Sur
option.

SOlUlfe

etc."

tions.

Sar
option.

8onn£s

cto..

M. 1 F.

option.

etc.

M., ..

option.

etc.

Alien Restrictions Act. offences against

9

9

145
15
583
62
54
7
S5
1

ss

116
3

i

15
1
2

14

416

41
4

3
18

142

15
590

66

52
7

67
1

57

US

3

1

13
1
2

14

399

2

17

50
5
4

3

2

53
7
4

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weap(Sis

2

Cruelty to animals

5

6

1

Fishery and game Acts, offences against

6
14

6
14

1

1

IneorriKibilitv

1

2

1

1

Liquor Licenses and prohibition Act. offences

9

9

25

10

.Malicious injury to property

10

10

117
7

241
2

272

m

2

's

"2
25

26

1
5
7

I
"2
"2

112
7
217
2
233
60
610
505
149
100
823

30
51

3
42

6
39

2

5

Master's and Servant's Acts, offences against .

24

20

4

29

8
5
44

86
13
I
15

1

8
5
43
72
13
1
15

1
5

38

3

.Nfunicipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

Bn>

17

19 512

2

31

Exercising various callings without license.

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to

Xon support of family and neglect of child-

1.11

3

"

98
856

41
55

3
40

7
39

I

40

5
6

13

1

Railway Acts, offences against..

i

2

1

1

3

2

1

27
24
170
597
10
22
25
57
11
59

219

3
1

76
21
3
1
1
5

20

7

23
25
135
572
11
22
26
60
10

4

3

3

3

1

54
3

1

57

43

1

2

3

1

Insulting, obscene and profane language-

"

1

2

2

16
336

2

79

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under

5
19

21

210

9

Totals

326

'

28

5889

291

5.628

141

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1

Cpn-

Sentence .

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Offenses.

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc.

Re-

etc'
etc.

M. ] F.

.M.

^-

■'6

26

Inf Jlaloid r tri n lb"

?fi

2
3

35
6
6
2

10

1

2

I

1

Perturbation de la paix.
Port d'arines illegal.
M^pris de cour.

7

1

Pertia-bation de reunions religieuses et autres.

n

13

26

3

:i

V,

1

! j " defendant le ieu.
1 . . '! . d'immigration.

Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de ventes.

40

.in

1

1

Infractions aus lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aux lois concemant la vente de

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommagcs malicieux ^ la propri^t^.
Autres dommages h. la proprifet^.

^

1

4»
1

2

. ...

1

2

I

«

4

3
13

3

1

1

1

1

1

Contraventions aux lois municipales.

4

Pratiquant divers ^tats sans licence.
Infractions aux lois sur I'hygiene publique.

■>

1?

8

Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille

et negligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois concernant I'opium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois concemant les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche.
Infractions aux lois des chemins de fer.
Oelit^ contre !e revenu de I'Etat.
Inir.rfions aux lois maritimes.
\ ■■, .1 I-.-, et langageinjurieux

V>

43

1

1 .-

2

Ivrt^e.

Exposition ind^cente.
Langagc insuitant, obscene, profane.
Fr^quentant des maisons de dfeordre.
Conduite d^6gl6e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
Alienation mentale.

Infractions aux arrfites du Conseil touchant
des Mesures de guerre.

1

1

1

3
3

!

1

3M

14

320

2

15 9

1

9

lOd— 14i

212

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V A. 1920

Tabls v. — Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justicos.

Province

or Albebta—

Continufd.

C.\LGART.

Edmonton.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

ToUl.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s

option.

De-
terred,
etc..
etc.

lU-
mise,
etc..

etc.

M. 1 F.

M.

F.

Alien Restrictions Act, offences against . .

27
2

76
2
6

8

14

51
2

6

3
2

25
2

77
2
3

10

2

32
1

95
1
6
5

13

6

31
1
89

1

Assaults..

1
2

1

1

9

1
2

3

4
5
13

11
51
2

3

1
43

1
43

4

2

1

1

109

2

27

S3

5

6

17

610

4

3

157

379

46

11

7

10
6

' 's

3
22
2

•25
4

1

116

3

93

12

2

102

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, ofiFences

3

4

27

88

5

4

18

593

6

3

182

372

4

14
16
31

2

14
16
28

5

2
1

1

39

53
6
264
19
1
61
136

6
36

1

13

1
7

2

2
2

40
6
275
20
8
60
133

3
35
1

6

7

2

11

Xon support of family and neglect of child-

2

2

3

Opium and drug Act, offences a^nst

44

2

1

1

11
6
6

1

2

6

6

2

1

1

2

2

\'agrancy

86
428
1
1
16
14

25

78

3319

16
27

14
140

56
441

15
13

26
^2

20
12

29
337

16
10

27
343

18

2

4

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

2
15

2
12

1

1

3

Weights and Aleasiu-es Acts, offences against. .

39
24

1
29

10

10

1

39

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
War Measures Act

51

3

7

2

1

2.251

45

163

1367

84

1,335

43

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919

SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

213

T.vBLiLvu r. — Condam nations sommaires pas magistrats de police et autres juges de paix.

PHO^^^-CE d'Albebta— Sui/f.

Lethbridge.

>r.\CLE0D.

Cpn-

Sentence.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam -

tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn€s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn^

option.

De-
ferred,
»tc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Offenses.

M.I F.

M.I F.

I

1

7

7

?S

28
8
6

36
9

2

1

37
10

1

A

Perturbation de la paix.
Port d'armes illegal.
V fepris de cour

fi

t

I

1

1

Perturbation de reunions religieuses et autres.
Infractions aus lois des p^heries et de chasse.

defendant lei eu.

d'immigratioD.

1

67

1

67
3

, 11

5

5

Infractions aux lois d'inspeotion et de ventes.

5

66

^

61

I

39

1

38

1

1

Infractions aux bis des licences de boi^sons et
de prohibition.

•3

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux & la proprH^t^.
Autres dommages k la propri^t^.

4

1

1

1

2

1

1

10

10

la mMerinaet les dpntiftte*

in

■
3

10

30
6
S
83
69

I

7

36

1
62

....

36
1
60

1(1

3

Contraventions aux lois municipales .

6

8

2
17
35

3

1

1

2
17
36

1

Pratiquant divers «tats sans licence
Infractions aux lois sur I'hygi^ne publique.
D^lits ayant rapport aux chemins publics.

Refusant de pour\-oir aux besoins de la famille
et negligence des enfants.

Inf. aux lois concemant I'opium et les drogues.

Inf. aux lois concemant les pharmacietrs.

Profanation du dimanche.

Infractions aux lois des chemins de fer.

(n

m

3

' ■

2

3

3

•>

2

Menaces et langage injurieux.

Empietement.

Vagabondage.

23

1)9

18
89

6

6
39

I
2

3
41

4

Exposition ind^eente.
Langage insultant, obscene, profane.
Fr^quentant des maisons de dfeordre.
Conduite d^rigl^e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
Alienation mentale.

Infractions aux arrfitfe du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

•>.

2
6
5

1

6

26
3

....

26
3

S

1

1

?

2

9

8

1

17

1

16

2

544

9

542

8

3

338

13

355

9

7

CRIMINAL ST A TISTICS— 1.919

10 GEORGE V A. 192u

Table v. — Summ&ry convictions by police magistrates and other justices.

Province or Alberta— Confinufrf.

MiDiciNE Hat.

Peace

River.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

.Sentence.

tions.

—

Op-

Com-

De-

—

Op-

Com-

De- .

Total.

tion

mitted

ferred,

Total.

—

ota

without

etc.,

—

Ota

without

etc..

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

dam-

—

—

—

dam-

na-

Empri-

Re-

Empri-

Re-

tiODS.

Sur
option.

sonnfe

etc.

tions.

Sur
option.

sonnfe

miae.
etc..

M. 1 F.

option.

etc.

M. j F.

option.

etc.

Alien Restrictions Act, offences against, ,

Adulteration of food . .

Assaults..

Breach of peace

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons..

Contempt of Court .

Cruelty to animals.

Disturbing religious and like meetings
Fishery and game Acts, offences against

Gambling Acts, offences against

Immigration Acti< "

Incorrigibility >

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against
Larceny

" of dogs, birds, etc

" of timber, trees, ftuits, etc

I iquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

nst.

Violation of Indian liquor law..

Malicious injury to property..

Other damage to property ...

Master's and Servant 's Acts, offences against

Medical and Dentistry Acts "

Af ilitia Acts, offences against

Miscellaneous minor offences..

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Act*

Exercising various callings without license.

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to

Non-support of family and neglect of child-

Opium and drug Act, offences against

Pharmacy Acts, offences against

Profanation of the Lord's Day
Railway Acts, offences against ...
Revenue Laws "

Seamen's Acts " . .

Threats and abusive language...

Trespass

\"agrancy

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure..

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

Frequenting bawdy houses

Loose, idle, disorderly

\Veights and Measures Acts, offences against

Insanity

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
i Act....

Totals

STATISTIQl'E CRIMIXELLE—2919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau v. — Condamnati(

par magistrats de police et autres juges de paix.

PRO\nNCE d'A

LBERIA—

SuUe.

Red Deer.

Stettler.

Con-

Sentence .

Con-
tions.

Sentence.

tions.

—

Op-

Com-

De-

—

Op-

Com-

De-

ToUl.

tion

mitted

ferred,

Total.

tion

mitted

ferred,

—

of a

without

etc..

—

of a

without

etc..

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

ttam-

—

—

—

dam-

—

—

—

na-

Erapri-

Re-

na-

Empri-

Re-

tions.

Sur

option.

sonn^

etc.,'
etc.

tioDS.

Sur

sonn^

etc.,'
etc.

M.-j F.

option.

M.l F.

option.

Voiesdefait.
Perturbation de la paix.
Port d'armes illegal.
M6pris de cour.
Cniaut^ envers les animaux.
Perturbation de reunions reUgieuses et autres.
Infractions aux lois des pScheries et de cha&se.
" defendant !e jeu.

" d'immigration.

Incorrigibility.

Infractipna aux lois d'irspection et de ventes.
Larcin.

Vol de chiens. oiseaux, etc.
" bois. arbres. fruits, etc.
Infractions aux lois des licences de boisaons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aux lois coneemant la vente de

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux k la propri^t^.
Autres dommages 4 la proprifet^.

aux lois concernant les maltres et serviteurs
" la mMecine et les dentistes.

Infractions aux lois de la milice.

erspetits d^Uts.
Contraventions aux lois municipale--.

Infractions aux lois des ^coles.

Pratiquant divers ^tats sans licence.

Inf. aux lois sur I'hygiene publique.

Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant de pour\'oir aux besoins de la famille

et negligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois coneemant I'opium et les drogues.

lUx lois concernant les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche.
Infractions aui lois des chemins de fer.
Dfehts contre le revenu de I'Etat.
Infractions aux lois raaritimes.
Menaces et langage injurieux.
Empi^tement-

Ivresse.

Exposition ind^cente.
Langage insultant, profane, obscene.
Fr6quentant des maisons de dfesordre.
Conduite d^r^glfee.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
Aliteation mentale.

Infractions aux arr^t^ du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

Totaux.

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 191.9

10 GEORGE V A. 1920

Table v.— Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justices.

Province op Albzm.k— Concluded.
Provinxe d'Alberta— Fin.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Sur
option.

Re-
mise,
etc..

Op-

Com-

tion

of a

without

Fine.

option.

Empri-

Sur

sonn£s

option.

sans

option.

Alien Restrictions Act , off^ices against

Adulteration of food

Assaults

Breach of peace

Carrying 6re-arms and unlaw'ful weapons...

Contempt of Court

Cruelty to animals _

Disturbing religious and like meetings

Fishery and game Acts, offences against ..

Gambling Acts, offences against

Immigration Acts "

Incorrigibility..

Inspection and Sales Act«, offences against
Larceny..

" of dogs, birds, etc

" of timber, trees, fruits, etc

Liquor license and prohibition Acts, offences
against

Violation of Indian liquor law

Malicious injury to property ,

Other damage to property — '

Master's and Servant's Acts, offences against. .
Medical and Dentistry Acts "

Militia Acts, offences against

Miscellaneous minor offences

Municipal Acts and Bv-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Acts

Exercising various callings without licraise.

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to - .

Xon-supporl of family and neglect of child-

Opium and drug Acts, offence against

Pharmacy Acts, offences against

Profanation of the Lord's Day

Railway Acts, offences against

Revenue Laws "

Seamen's Acts "

Threats and abusive language..

Trespass

Vagrancy . . . . '

Drunkenness ....

Indecent exposure... ...

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

Frequenting bawdy houses

Loose, idle, disorderly

\^ eights and Measures Acts, offences against

Insanity

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
J Act

Totals.

STATISTIQUE CRIMISELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

-C-ondamnations sommaires par magistrate de police et autres juges de pauc.

PHO^^.\■cE or

BRinsH COLI-MBL

Provixce de l.4 Colombie-Britannioue.

AlLIN.

C.\Rreoo.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-
tions.

Sentence.

tio^

—

Op-

Com-

De-

—

Op-

Com-

De-

Total.

tion

mitted

ferred,

Total.

tion

mitted

ferred.

—

of a

without

etc.,

—

of a

without

etc..

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

Ck>n-

Fine.

option.

etc.

dam-

—

—

—

dam-

—

—

na-

Empri-

Re-

na-

Empri-

Re-

tions.

Sur

soncfe

mise.

tions.

Sur

sonnfo

mlse.

option.

sans

etc..

option.

sans

etc..

M. j F.

option.

etc.

M. 1 F.

option.

etc.

10

9

1

30

26

4

Inf. ^ la loi concernant des restrict, des aubains.

8
6
6

1

1
....

6

Port d'armes illegal.
M'fepris decour.

3

3

Perturbation de reunions religieuses et autres.
Infractions aus loia dea pficheries et de chasse.

7
13

7
13

Infraction aux lois d'inspection et de ventes.

2

4

3
3

3

5
3

1

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

11

11
1

Contravention aux lois concernant la \ ente de

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux k la propri^t^.
Autres dommages h. la propri^t^.

?fl

18

1
12

2

U

10

1

1?

4

1

5

, 3

3

1
8

i

4

1
5
3
4

8

Pratiquant di\-ers fetats sans licence.

Infractions aux lois sur I'hygiene publique.

Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de ia famille

et negligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois concernant I'opium et les drc^ues.
Inf. aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.

=

5
20

'n

?ih

1

33

2

1

Menaces et langage injurieux.

Empietement.

Vagabondage.

91

I
lo

IM

4

3

2

S
21

1

2

4
23

2

4

4

Exposition ind^ente.

Langage insultant, obscene, profane.

Frfquentant des maisons de dfeordre.

Conduited^rfegl^e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et meaures.

I

1
26

I
26

2

7

2

5

5

7

Infractions aux lois du Conseil touch an f
I'Acte des Mesures de g;uerre.

3is| 23

323

12

5

183

6

179

6

4

Totaux.

CRIMINAL ST A TIST!CS~t9W

10 GEORGE V A. 1920

Table v.—Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justices.

Province of Britisb Coicmbw— Confiniifrf.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Con-
tions.
Total.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Ahen Restrictions Act, offences against. . .

Adulteration of food.

Assaults.-

Breach of peace

Carrj-ing fire-arms- and unlawful weapons....

Contempt ol Court

Cruelty to animals

Disturbing religious and like meetings
Fishery and game Acts, offences against
Gambling Acts, offences against .

Immigration Acts "

Incorrigibility

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against.

Larceny

of dogs, birds, etc

" of timber, irees, fruits, etc

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

against

Violation of Indian liquor law

Malicious injury to property

Other damage to property _

Master's and .Servant's Acts, offecces against-
Medical and Dentistry Acts

Militia Acts, offences against

Miscellaneous minor offences

>f unicipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Acts

Exercising various callings witliout license.

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to. . -
Xon-support of family and neglect of child-
Opium and drug Act . offences against

Pharmacy Acts, offences against

Profanation of the Lord's Day

Railwav Acts, offences against

Revenue Laws '*

Seamen's Acts "

Threats and abusive language

Trespass

Vagrancy

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure..

Insulting, obscene, and profane language

Frequenting bawdy houses

Loose, idle, disorderly.. -_

Weights and Measures Acts, offences against.

Insanity

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
War Measures Act

Totals

ST A TISTIQUE CRJMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau v. — Condamnations sommaires par magistrats de police et autxes iuges de paix.

Province de i

A COLOM

bie-Brita

XXIQCE— Sl/l(C.

Vancocver.

Victoria.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

Sentence.

tions.
Total.
Con-

tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfe

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfe

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc..'
etc.

Offenses.

M|F.

M.

F.

?

"4

2
2
21

1

Inf . A la loi des restrict . concernant les aubains .

Falsification de substances ulimentaires.

Voies de fait.

Perturbation de la paix. ~-

Port d'armes illegal.

M^pris de cour.

?

31

14

22
3

2

18
2

1

1

5

11

4

1
1

5

2

a

6

6

Perturbation de reunions religieuses et autres.
Infractions aux lois des p^cheries et de cliasse.

defendant le jeu.

d 'immigration.
Incorrigibility
Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de ventes.

?

89
I'

2

1.801

2

9

18
5

is
5

1726

?

11

Vol de chiens, oiseaux, etc.
" bois, arbre^, fruits, etc.
Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aux lois concernant la vente de

boissons aux .Sauvages.
Dommages mahcieux A la propri6t&.
Autres dommages S la propri^t6.
Inf. aux lois cone, les maltres et serviteurs.

la mfedecine et les dentistes.
Infractions aux lois de la milice.
Divers petits d^lits.
Contraventions aux lois municipales.
Infractions aux lois des fecoles.
Pratiquant divers 6tats sans licence.
Inf. aux lois sur I'hygi^ne publique.
D61its ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Retusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille

et n^ligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois concernant I'opium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche.
Infractions aux lois des chemins de fer.
Dalits centre le revenu de I'Etat.
Infractions aux lois maritimes.
Menaces et langage injurieux.
Empi^tement.
Vagabondage.
Ivresse.

Exposition indfecente.
Langage insultant, obscene, profane.
Fr^quentant des maisons de dfeordre.
Conduit* d«r«gl4e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
AUfaation mentale.
Infractions aux arrgt^s du Conseil touchant

I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

325

7

in

15
9

336

6
6

2 2

10

4

44

2
3

2

40

1
1

6

1

2

27
71
1?

44
4

3

27

9
17

16

97
83

21
1,063

237

22

2

i

7

1
20

9
6
12
1

64
31

45

"3
6

18
32
47

. 30

1

16
1

4

1

sn

2
33

34
19

28
332

i9

28
349

1076

2

2.i9

32
1

32

1

22

I

I

1
3

1
3

J7

27

A

6

83
68

I

1^
135

4

1

80
28

197

492

6

50
5

3
11

1

1
134

1

25U

537

6

4
3

10

12

229

229

1

1

no

2

84

3

25

5

1

3

1

4663

344

4,538

126

343

1027

46

969

52

52

Totaui.

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 19i9

10 GEORGE V A. 192

Table v. — Summary convictions by police magijiCrates and other justices.

British Columbia— Con/inufd.

Westminsier.

Con-
tiona.
Total.

Com-
mitted
\v-ithout
option.

Empri-
sonn^s
sans
option.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without

Empri-

sonnte

sans

option.

De-
ferred,
e,tc..

Alien Restrictions Act. offences against
Adulteration of food

Assaults...

Breach of peace

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons...

Contempt of Court

Cruelty to .inimals

Disturbing religious and like meetings
Fishery and game Act-'', oflfenres against
Gambling .\cts, offences against .
Immigration Acts

Incorrigibility..

Inspection and Sales .\cts, offences against.

Larceny -;. ■

" of dogs, birds, etc

of timber, trees, fruits, etc

Liquor License and prohibitionActs, offences
against

Violation of Indian liquor law

Malicious injury to property

Other damage to property _

Master's and Servant's .\cts, offences against .
Medical and Dentistry Acts "

Militia .A.cts. offences against
Miscellaneous minor offences..
Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Act^

Exercising various callings without license.

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to
Xon support of family and neglect of child-

49

Opium and drug .\ct . offences against .
Pharmacy Acts, offences against..
Profanation of the Lord's Day
Railway Acts, offences against..

Revenue Laws "

Seamen's Acts " .

Threats and abusive language..

Trespass - ■ .

Vagrancy

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure...

Insulting, obscene and profane language...

Frequenting bawdy houses . .

Loose, idle, disorderly ......

Weighti! and Pleasures Acts, offences against

Insanity..

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
War Measures Act

Totals

STATISTIQVE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau v. — Condamnations sommaires par magistrats de police et autres juges de paix.

Province of British Columbli

-CoiKluded.

Pro^ikce de la Colom

BIE-BR^TA^•^^QCK — Fin.

Totals of British Columbia.

—

Yukon-.

TOTAUX DE h\ C.-BrITAN'MQCE.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Sentence.

Op-

Com-

De-

Op-

Com-

De-

Total.

ferred,

Total.

tion

mitted

ferred,

ofa

without

etc..

of a

w-ithout

etc..

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

dam-

—

—

—

dam -

—

—

—

na-

Empri-

Re-

na-

Empri-

Re-

tions.

Sur

sonn^

etc.,'
etc.

tions.

Sur
option.

sonn£s

mise,
etc.,

etc.

M. J F.

option.

M.|F.

option.

8 29'

Inf. A la !oi des restrict, concernant les aubains.
Falsification de substances alimentaires.
Voies defait.
Perturbation de la pais.
Port d'armeg ill^al.
M^pris de cour.
Cruautfe envers les animaux.
Perturbations de reunions religieuses et autres.
1 1 Infractions aus lois des pficheries et de chasse.
" dMendant le jeu.

d'immigxation.
Incorrigibility.
Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de ventes.

Vol dechiens. oiseaux, etc.
" bois, arbres. fruits, etc.
Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention am lois concernant la vente de

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux ^ la propri6t6.
Autres dommages h la proprifet^.
Inf . aui lois cone, les maltres et serWteurs.

" la m6decine et les dentistes.

Infractions aux lois de !a milice.
Divers petits dfelits.
Contraventions aux lois municipales.

Infractions aux lois des 6coles.

Pratiquant divers ftats sans licence.

Inf. aux lois sur Thygiene publique.

Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille

et negligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois concernant I'opium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche.
Infractions aux lois des chemins de fer.
Dalits centre le revenu de I'Etat.
Infractions aux lois maritimes.
Menaces et langage injurieux.
Empi^tement .

Ivresse.
Exposition ind^cente.
Langage insultant, obsedne, profane.
Frfequentant des maisons de dfeordre.
Conduite d^r^lfee.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
Alienation mentale.

Infractions aux arrfitfe du Conseil touchant
I'acte des Mesures deguerre.

Totaux.

CR/MIXAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V A. 192G

Table v.— Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justices.

Alien Restrictions Act, offences against ...

Adulteration of food

Assault*

Breach of peace

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons

Contempt of Court

Cruelty to animals

Disturbing religious and like meeting

Fishery and game Acts, off ences against

Gambling Acts, off ences against

Immigration Acts "

Incorrigibility

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against, . . .
Larceny

" of dogs, birds, etc

" of timber, trees, fruits, etc

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offen'ces
against

Violation of Indian liquor law

Malicious injury to property

Other damage to property

Master's and Servant's Acts, off ences against. .
Medical and Dentistry Acts "

Militia Acts, offences against

Miscellaneous minor offences.. . . ..

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of

Breach of School Acts

Exercising various callings without license.

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to , . .

Xon support of family and neglect of child-

Opium and drug Act, offences against. .
Pharmacy -Acts, offences against..

Profanation of the Lord's Day

Railway Acts, offences against...

Revenue Laws "

Seamen's Acts " . .

Threats and abusive language..,

\ agrancy

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure.. . .

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

Frequenting bawdy houses .

Loose, idle, disorderly..,

Weights and Measures Acta, offences against

Insanity...

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
War Measures Act

Totals 205

Prince Edward Isl\nt>— Ilk du Prin*ce-Edol*ard.

Con-

^•ic-
tions.

Op-

Com-

tion

of a

without

Fine.

option.

Empri-

Sur

sonn^

option.

sans

option.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-

Op-

Com-

tion

mitted

of a

Fine.

option.

Empri-

Sur

sonnfe

option.

sans

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,

STA TISTIQVE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Table.\ t:

— Condamnations

par magistrals de police et autres juges de pais.

XovA Scotia— NocvELLE-EcossE.

1918.

1919.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Total.

Con-
dam-

na-
tions.

Op-
tion
of a

Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
30nn6s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc..

R^-

etc.
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc.

Re-

etc..'
etc.

Offenses.

1

M. 1 F.

M. 1 F.

1

11

3

1

2
15
240
239
27
4
6
5
13
9

22
31

1

IS
226
259
20
3
6
S
13
9

1

239
206

34
13

200
210
12
. 3

29
5

3

44
4

3

6

1

1

4
2

32
9
7

Voies de fait .
Perturbation de la paix.

3

1

M*pris de cour.

■ 2

12
9

^

2

2

2
1

1

44

1

22

3

1

• 1

71

1

352

3
44
22

337

12

391

88

455

23

1

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aux lois concernant la vente de

73

8

99
10

5

79

2

23
3

Dommages malicieux ii la proprifetfe.

66
18
225
142

■ 7
7

10
4

1
186
47
8
3
49S

4
2

1

21

e

32

31

3
44
70

56

6
279
159
22
10
502

5

17
5

1

30

4
257
82
21
10
497

7
1

16

19
1
39
66

1

Infractions aux lob de la milice.
Divers petits d^Iit.s.
Contraventions aux lois municipales.
Infractions aux lois des ^coles.

8

2

1
17

8

513
10

2
2

10
3

Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille
et negligence des enfants.

13
3
14
18
30
20
44
2807
13
80
1
62

1

13

1
14

1

2

2

30
66

1

2
1
1

13
6

20
2.347

10

45

3
9
1
48
-54

6

14

4
13
12
23

148
1
5

2

"29
72

"7

"s

19
8
24
2,716
11
82
1
65

2
31
34

1
4

69

2,369

10

26
15

1

Vagabondage.
Exposition ind^ente.

26 4

3

8

1

4

Conduited^r^glfee.

3

13

22

9

33

19

2

12

Infractions aux arretfes du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

262

4.131

259

4M

5238

295

4.974

119

440

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V A. 1920

Tablk t. — Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justices.

New Bronswick— Noi'VBAtJ-

Jrunsw

c.

I9I8.

1919.

Offences.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

SenteQce.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnte

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc.,
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com.
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sann6s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.
etc.

M. 1 F.

M.

F.

2

1

1

1

104

7

12

. . 1

71
16
6

11
3

71
11
6

5
2

6
6

6

1

100
8
11

1

1 9

3

3

2

1
43

2

1
43

45
10
3

34
ID

2

9

3

1

1

1

1

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

against

\'iolation of Indian liquor law..

252
23

5

8
5

244
28

5

12

4

364

29
3

1

23

....

383
29

4

3

1

6
24
117

1
24

75

5

9

2
24
119

1
20

4

34
13
191
3
3
4
58

1

6

"4

32
12
193
3
3
4

2

1

>r .1 \ . : 1 i By-laws, breaches of

I';.- li'li "1 >i-;.ool Acts

7

2

Exorci.-iing \ arious callings without license.
Health By-laws, offences against -

4

3

36
3

3

21
2

23

Non support of family and neglect of child-

1

1
4

1
5

3
2
12
6

7

13

15

1330

1
25

2
52

3

13

1

4
12

.13
5

8
15

51
693

15

15
11

U
3

8
15
49
681

8
13

6

1

4
20

20

7

13

13

1,333

1
24

1
54

1

Vagrancy

Drunkenness.

Indecent exposure

Insulting, obscene and profane language... .

14
20

1

3
3

2

4

7

2
10

1

I
4

Loose, idle, disorderly _

12

6

11

4

14

2

I

3

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under

17

13

4

11

Totals 1

1530

81

1 4.^7

82

72

2361

86

2,343

22

82

ST A riSriQUE CRniINELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

TABLE.\Tr V.' — Condamnations sommaires par magiatrats de police et autres juges de paix .

1918.

1919.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

Sentence.

Offenses.

Op-

Com-

De-

Op-

Com-

De-

Total.

mitted

ferred,

Total.

tion

mitted

ferred,

ofa

w-ithout

etc..

—

of a

without

etc.,

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

Con-

Fine.

option.

etc.

■*-

Empri-

Re-

dam-

~

Empri-

Re-

tions.

Sur

aonn^

etc.,'
etc.

tions.

Sur
option.

sonn6s

mise,
etc.,
etc.

M. 1 F.

option.

M. 1 F.

option.

lis

?

116

4

94

94

Falsification de substances alimentaires.

KVl

94

77£

29

138

827

US

75(

51

13!

Voies defait.

.14:'

61

515

7

8C

681

KC

594

2

165

Perturbation de la pai.x.

130

1

107

'

17

149

2

126

11

14

Port d'armes illegal

M4pris de cour.

Cruaut^ envers les animaui-

m

96

3

73

I

67

2

5

i

22

109

1

108

2

89

1

86

4

422

1

410

13

561

555

2

4

dfefendant le jeu .

144

59

34

169

142

76

1

66

151

Incorrigibility.

Infractions aux lois d'inspection et de venteji.

4

2

19

26

Infractions aui lois des licences de boissons et

638

517

1.143

"

1

1137

342

1.458

"

14

de prohibition.

boissons aux Sauvages.

■n<

2

26

1

4

54

26

3

25

Dommages malicieux i la propri^t^.

177

'1

189

6

221

Id

207

24

34

5

24

8

9

4

13

Inf. aux lois cone, les maitres^t serviteurs.

6

6

7

9

18
2626

18
2.354

?3

88

184

Infractions aux lois de la milice.

107

5

94

18

97

7

93

■ 2

9

Divers petits d^hts.

2456

164

1,996

1

623

2216
4

145

2.022
4

2

337

Contraventions aux lois municipales.
Infractions aux lois des 6coles.

47.1

19

43S

1

54

464

19

413

70

Pratiquant divers ^tats sans licence.

12(m

90

1.185

111

619

34

555

98

Inf. aux lois sur I'hvgi^ne publique.

3466

39

3.412

-

91

4897

74

4.728

4

239

Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille

152

102

7

80

167

243

126

61

90

218

et negligence des enfants.

198
1

9

194
1

8

5

375
1

8

356

12

15

Inf. aux lois concernant Topiuin et les drogues.

61

54

7

61

4

42

4

19

Profanation du dimanche.

3(1

23

7

31

1

25

2

5

7q

1

78

1

1

275

6

278

3

Dalits contre le revenu de TEtat.

24

3

19

2

15

9

11

2

Infractions aux lois maritimes.

11»

5

72

3

49

91

11

83

1

18

Menaces et langage injurieux.

226

187

2

37

564

30

445

35

114

Empi^tement.

1122

452

799

217

998

1395

4X1

969

236

635

\ agabondage.

622X

452

5.229

1

1,450

6621

495

5,548

24

1.544 I%Tesse.

134

38

138

13

21

74

22

66

11

19

Exposition ind^cente.

5

3

7

3

3

4

2

Langage insultant, obscene, profane.

I.1.S6

lii44

3.027

2

371

1566

2027

3.226

8

359

Fr^quentant des maisons de dfeordre.

149

36

122

27

35

309

28

298

1

38

Conduite Akrk^Me.

43

40

3

34

1

34

1

12

48

45

20

65

Infractions aux arr^t^s du Conseil touchant

85

67

6

12

12

4173

11

1

- •■

r.\cte des Mesures de guerre.

='•»'

4036

20.735

501

4,138

26,708

25.636

678

4,567

Totaui.

lOd— 15

CIUMIXAL ST A riSTICS—1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Tabls v.— Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justices.

Con-
\'ic-
tions.

Total.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
n'ithout
option.

Empri-

Con-
vic-

tioca.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Alien Restrictions Act. oflfences against —

Adulteration of food

Assaults

Breach of peace

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons...

Contempt of Court..

Cruelty to animals

Disturbing religious and like meetinj^
Fishery and game Acts, offences against. . .

Gambling Acts, offences against

Immigration Acts

Incorrigibility..

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against

Larceny..

of dogs, birds, etc -

" of timber, trees, fruits, etc

Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences

against

\'iolation of Indian liquor law

>falicious injury to property

( >ther damage to property _

M aster's and Servant's Acts, offences against .
Medical and Dentistry Acts **

.Militia Acts, offences against

.Nfiscellaneous minor offences

Municipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of .

Breach of School ,\cts

Exercising various callings without licence

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to

Xon support of family and neglect of child-

Opium and drug Act, offences against.
]*harmacy Acts, offences against..

Profanatiion of the Lord's Day

Kailway Acts, offences against

Revenue Laws "

Seamen's Acts "

Threats and abusive language

\'agrancy

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

Frequenting bawdy houses

lxx>se. idle, disorderly...

Weights and .Measures Acts, offences against

Insanity

lireach of Sundry Orders in Council under
War Measures Act

Totals

18

174
IS

8
3

15

5
158

2

1

5

26
9

3

31

S

2

117

149

1

77

6

390
3

IS

616
IS
1,221
427
220

39

2,201

24
19

332
6

1,062

252

3,752

ST A TISTIQVE CRIMINELLE~1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau v. — Condamnations

par magistrats de police et autres juges de paix.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Com-
mitted
w-ithout
option.

Empri-
sonnfes

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,

Con-
tions.
Total.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

De-
ferred,
etc..

Inf. k la loi des restrict, concernant les aubains.
Falsification de substances alimentaires.
Voies de fait.
Perturbation de la pais.
Port d'armes illegal.
M^pris de conr.
Cruaut^ envers les animaui.
Perturbation de reunions religieubes et autres.
Infractions aux lois des pficheries et de chasae.
" defendant le jeu.

•' d'immigration.

Incorrigibility.

Infractions aux lois d'inspection ot de ventes.
Larcin.

Vol de chiens, oiseaux, etc.
" bois, arbrca. fruits, etc.
Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et

de prohibition.
Contravention aux loia concernant la vente do

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux i la propri^i^.
Autres dommages k la proprifet6.
Inf. aux lois cone, les maitres et serviteurs.

la ra6decine et les dentistes.
Infractions aux lois de la railice.
Divers petits d^lits.
Contraventions aux lois raunicipalea.
Infractions aux lois des 6coles.
Pratiquant divers 6tats sans licence.
Inf. aux lois sur I'hygi^ne publique.
Dalits ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant.de pourvoir aux besoina de la famille

et negligence des enfants. '

Inf. aux lois concernant I'opium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche.
Infractions aux lois des chemins de fer.
D^bts contre le revenu de I'Etat.
Infractions aux lois maritimes.
Menaces et langage injurieux.
Empi^tement.
Vagabondage.

Exposition ind^cente.
Langage insultant, obscene, profane.
Fr^quentant des maisons de dfesordre.
Conduite d^rSgl^e.

Infractions aux lois des poids et mesures.
Alienation mentale.

Infractions aux arr^tfe du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des %Iesures de guerre.

225 1,274 Totaux.

lOd— 15i

228

CUIMIXAL STA TIS'nCS--tf*lU

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Tablz v. — Summary coDvictions by police magistrates and other justices.

^ASKATCHEWA

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

(Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

mitted
without
option.

Alien Restrictions Act, offences against.

Adulteration of food

Assaults.. , ...

Breach of peace

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons..

Contempt of Court

Cruelty to animals

Disturbing religious and like meetings

Fishery and game Acts, offences against.
Gambling Acts, offences against. .

Immigration Acts "

Incorrigibility.. -

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against
Larceny

of dogs-, birds, etc

" of timber, trees, fruits, etc. . .
Liquor License and prohibition Acts, offences
against

Violation of Indian liquor law..

Malicious injury to property.

Other damage to property ■

Master's and Servant's Acts, offences against..
Xfedical and Dentistry Acts "

Militia Acts, offences against

Miscellaneou.*; minor offences

.Muni:^ipal Acts and By-laws, breaches of.. .

Breach of School Acts

Exercising various callings without license

Health By-laws, offences against

Highways, offences relating to

Xon support of family and neglect of child-

Opium and drug Act . offences against
Pharmacy Acts, offences against..

Profanation of the Lord's Day

Railway Acts, offences against

Reve-nue Laws

Seamen's Acts "

Threats and abusive langunt:^

Trespass

Vagrancy

Drunkenness,

Indecent exposure' .

Insulting, obscene and profane language....

Frequenting bawdy houses

Loose, idle, disorderly

Weiglits and Measures Acts, offences against. .

Insanity

Breach of Sundry Orders in Council under
War Measures Act..

Totals ^ 6335 201

29

1

3

38
3

2

31

S
6

3
40

13
1

STATISriQUE CRIMIXELLE—UJlf)
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

T.ULEAr V. — Condanuations sommaires par magistrals de police et aotres juges de paix.

.Alberta.

1918.

1919.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-

tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-
na-

Sentence.

'

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
«-ithout
option.

Empri-
sonnfe

option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc..
etc.

Op-

oU
Fine.

Stir
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfe

option.

De-
f erred,
etc..
etc.

Re-
mise,
etc..
etc.

Offenses.

M. 1 F.

M.,F.

377
3

3S
4

1

287
3
394
55
29
6
50

85

5

104
8
326
29
30
7
44

19
1

"6

101

8

322

30

50

3 Inf. k la loi des restrict, concernant les aubains

395

57

19
4
5

i

14 9 Voiesdefait.
1 'Ferturhation de la Daii.

34

5

1

Portd'armesiU^ga!.
M^prisdecour.

A3

1

. 2

I'erturbation de reunions reUgieuses et autres.
Infractions am lois des p^heries et de chasse.

defendant lejeu.

d'immigration.
Incorrigibility.
Infractions aui lois d'in.«pection et de ventes.

292
6

....

76

274

3

3
19
3

'

50

228

5

47

227

5

3

1

9

8

1

22

1

21

2

1?

11

1

2
405

31

611

35
3

2

498
21

39

142
11

2

- 6

425

5

6

Infractions aux lois des licences de boissons et
de prohibition.

41

2

40
47

175
5

117
30
1129
47
25

420

690

19
104
1
12
7
22

7

io

—
3
43
3
7
28
11

5
3

"2

40
43
177
5
99
30
1,123
50
32
445
690

8
101
1
12
6
22

2

A

S

9

1
49

boissons aux Sauvages.
Dommages malicieux k la propri6t6.
Autres dommages k la propri^t^.

?3S

3
1
1
I
44
1

9

1
8

202
8
237
15
1,293
24
35
20
680

7
44

36

46
8
10

13
382

6
100

9

2

la m6decine et les dentistes.
Infractions aui lois de la milice.
Divers petit* d^Uts.
Contravention aux lois municipales.

1322

63

?J

34

3
11

14

Pratiquant divers ^tats sans licence.

Inf. aux lois sur Thygiene publique.

Dalits ayant rapport aux cbemins publics.
Refusant de pour\-oir aux besoins de la famille

et negligence des enfants.
Inf. aux lois concernant I'opium et les drogues.
Inf. aux lois concernant les pharmaciens.

19

727

54

4

8

2
3

13
44

2
4

60

3

59
3
24

4

3

I

InfraLtions aux lois des pheitiin^ de fer

31

3

4

5

3
I

49
29

1

"s

6
15
80

670
18
18

183
99

2
3
49

4

8

8
159
1015

2

10
75
38

2
64

141

'37
42

1
....

27

1

5
6
116
1.039
2
11
71
37
2

1

2

24
. 16

Menaces et langage injurieux.

Empietement.

Vagabondaae.

I\Tesse.

Exposition indecente.

Langage insultant. obscene, profane.

18

I

60
/ 151

140

796
18

56
2

18

1

183

1
2

97

3

jConduite d^rfegl^.

31

17

48

8

91
26

Alienation mentale.

Infractions aux arr^tfe du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

241

179

54

108

8

6484

260

5.673

806

265

5672

289

5.550

117

294

230

CJiJMlXAL STA riSTICS—lOW

10 GEORGE V A. 1920

Tablx t. — Summary conviotioDB by police magistrates and other justices.

I)

RITI8U COLUMBU—COLOMBIK-

BBrrA.N.viocE.

1918.

1919.

Offences.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-
na-
tions.

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Totol.

c7n-
dam-

na-
tions.

Sentence.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur

Com-
mittcd
without
option.

Empri-
sonnfe

option.

De-
ferred,
etc..
etc.

Rc-

etc.,'-
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-

sonn£s

sans

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

M.,F.

M.

r-

etc.

.Viien Restrictions Act, offences against

122
4
79
11

22

"4
4

111
4
71
14
22

8
3

3

9
1

59
4
82
25
27

■ 9

1

51
4
67
20
24

5

3

Assaults

4

1
1

20

7

7

18

2

19

1

37

821

7

15

40
10

32

S46

3

3
18
5
4

2

1

21

57

1840

4

6

1

89

1
15

58

1.915

5

5

9

9

Liquor License and Prohibition Acts.oflfojces

against

384
121

21
11

49
58

2

539
135

9
9

66
32

3

1

8
12

11

528
31

22

29
9

536
29

16

14
11

7

6

9
578

7
561

5

1
38
967

43
380

....

1
34

'3
28

8
22

9
219

6
366

4

1
41
992

10
319

95

264
2
23

166

125

184

4

7

59

1626

33
397
1
37
7
30

'47
11

3
51

10
19

89

150

175

3

7

60
1,635

1
370
1
37
6
30

34
13

1

Municipal Acts and by-laws, breaches of ...

6

19

Highw-a>-s, offences relating to

Xon-support of family and neglect of child-

1

2
78

2

39
5

9

1
25

33

Opium and Drug Act. offences against

21

26
1

43

13
6
8
327
714
3
3
1

52

I
77
64

' 1
2

26
1
3S
7
5
6
296
738
3
3
I
51

4
6

4

2
1
46
II

9
1
394
941
16
6
267
19

86
63

■ 2

1
1
285
906
13
6
266
19

2
62
29

^'ag^ancy

12
3

124

'86

1
3

1

2

2
741

1
14

3
25S

5
148

3

2

Breach of sundry Orders in Council under

418

79

117

7

26

Totals .. .

6394

427

5,579

311

731

7185

453

6.922

228

488

ST A TISTIQUE CRIMI\ELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

T.\BLE.\ V V. — Condamnations sommaiKS par magistrata de police et autres juges de paii.

Yt

KOX

191S.

1919.

Con-

Sentence.

Con-
vic-
tions.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tions.

Sentence.

tiond.

Total.

Con-
dam-

tiona.

Op-
tion
o(a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s

option.

De-
ferred,
etc.^
etc".

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

Empri-
sonn6s
sans
option.

De-
ferred,
etc.,
etc.

Re-

etc.,'
etc.

Offenses.

M.

F.

M. j F.

1

6

M^pris de cour

3

2

1

8

u

....

1
3

6

12

1

6

4

1

1

Infractions aus lois des licences de boissons et
de prohibition.

boissons am Sauvages.

1

1

■>

2

. 1
S
6

1

Tnfrnrt.innR n.iv Inia Hp la miHfP.

1

1

r Divers notify fl41it«

! infractions aus loisdes^coles.

i

1

Infractions aux lois sur Thygi^ne publique .
D&lit-s ayant rapport aux chemins publics.
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de la famille
et negligence des enfants.

1

1

1

1

1

■

Inf. aux lois concemant les pharmaciens.
Profanation du dimanche.

Tufroxtinn.. o„, l»io H,>.i^h«mm« ric f,>r

Dalits contre le revenu de I'Etat.
Infractions aiLX lois maritimes.
Menaces et lan^age injurieui.

•>

2

1

18

1

13

5

1

9

2

2

Ivresse.

Exposition ind^ente.

1

i

Fr^quentant des maisons de d§8ordre.

Conduite d^r^glfe.

Infractions aus lois des poids et mesures.

4

4

1

1

1

Infractions aux arrttfe du Conseil touchant
I'Acte des Mesures de guerre.

61

3

30

25

•I

T>

11

6 I.^i

Totaui

CHI.M/XAK ST A 77.S TIC S—IHW

10 GEORGE V A. 1920

Table v.— Summary convictions by police magistrates and other justices.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Sur
option.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

tions.
Total.

Op-
tion
of a
Fine.

Com-
mitted
without
option.

.Uien Restrictions Act, offences against . .

Adulteration of food

Assaults..

Breach of peace

Carrying fire-arms and unlawful weapons...

Contempt of court

Cruelty to animals

Disturbing religious and like meetings

Fishery and Game Acts, offences against. . .

Gambling Acts, offences against

Immigration Acts "

Incorrigibility . .

Inspection and Sales Acts, offences against.
I.I

of dogs, birds, etc

of timber, trees, fruits, etc,
I-iquor License and Prohibition Acts, offences
against
Violation of Indian liquor !a

Malicious injury to property
1 tther damage to property . ,
-Master's and Servant's Acts, oflfe
Medical and Dentistry Acts

Militia Acts, offences against

Miscellaneous minor offences

Municipal Acts and by-laws, breaches of . .

Breach of School Act^

Exercising various callings without license.

Health by-laws, offences against —

Highways, offences relating to .

Xon-support of family and neglect of child

:es against -

( )pium and Drug Act , offences against

I'harmacy Acts, offences against

Profanation of the Lord's Day

Railway Acts, offences against.. .»

Revenue Laws ^"

Seamen's Acts '*

Threats and abusive language

Trespass

\'agrancy

Drunkenness

Indecent exposure..

Insulting, obscene and profane language..

Frequenting bawdy houses

Loose, idle, disorderly

Weights and Measures Acts, offences against

Insanity

"of sundry Orders in Council under

War M

Act..

1.923
86.973

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

TABLE VI

INDICTABLE AND XOX-IXDICTABLE OFFENCES BY
JUDICIAL DISTRICTS

TABLEAU VI

dElits justiciables d'un jury et petits dElits par

DISTRICTS JUDICIAIRES

234

CRJMIXAL STATISTICS— WX9

10 GEORGE V A. 1920

Tablk vt. — Indictable and non-indiotable offences by Judicial Districts
T.vBUEAU VI. — D£lits justiciables d'un Jury et petita d£Uts, par districts judi

Summarv

ConWctioDS

Indictable offences.

—

Condamnationn

Dalits justiciables d'un Jurv.

sommaires

pour petits dfilits.

classes.

Acquitted.

Districts.

Con-^nctions.

—

Acquitte-

M.

Totals.

M.

Touls.

ments.

_

F.

F.

To-

M.

tals.

M.

H.

Totaui.

H.

Totaux.

H.

To-
taux.

H.

Province of Prince Edward Island— Province de I'lle du Prince-Edouard.

'

4

33
186

1
4
8

5
37
194

4
33
216

I
4
9

Prince;.;...:.;.;::::.';':

37
225

30

1

31

1

Totals of P.E. Island. \

Totaux de ri. du P.-E /

30

1

31

1

223

13

236

253

14

267

P^o^•ince of Xova Scotia — Pro\-ince de

.\nnapolis

2
2
114
15
18
5
9
371
13
1

16
16
6S
S
I
2
6
46

1

3
2

2

31

1

2

5
3

4

3
2
117
17
18
5
11
402
14
1
16
18
73
11
I
2
6
50

2

2

7

1,988

206

192

12

31

2,703

40

1

52

61

480

35

S

10

7

116

1

80

25
16

2

156
2

2

44
6

is

-\ntigoni8h

,

5

1,874

191

174

7

22

2,332

27

77
23
16

m

1

s

1.951
214
190

22

2,457

28

76
4
3
2
2
140
4
2
1
4

17
8
2

" "l8

2,068
231

Digby

3.f

2,859

42

HaUfax...^ .'.";;;;:;:;::;::

Kings....

1

36

45
412

27
7
8
1

70

39

3

ii

36

45
451

30
7
8
I

81

52
63
524
41
8

Pictou

Queens

Richmond

Shelbume.

Victoria

Yarmouth..

5

1

7

131

Totals of Xova Scotia 1

Totaui de la N.-Ecosse /

713

54

767

272

20

0,238

295

5,533

5,951

349

6,300

Province of New Brunswick— Province du Xouveau-Brunswick.

Albert

3
8

11
1
9

13

19
2

12
132

3

3

"is

3
8
14

1
9
16
19

li

145

4

2

37
76
66
4

18
53
97

i

3

i

6

37
77
69
4
18
54
103

40

84

77

5

27

66

116

2

172

1.092

i

6

4

6

8

36

Charlotte

Kent

4
1
2

1

'55

27
70

1
3

160
960

8
23

168
983

ISO
1,128

St.Jotn

1
75
26

2

1
77
26

1
70S
286

26

20

20

7

4

630
260

24
20

654
280

York

Totals of X. Brunswick 1

Totaux du X .-Brunswick /

312

21

333

96

8

2,361

86

2,447

2,673

107

2,780

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

235

T.\BLE VI. — Indictable and non-indictable oEfenoes by Judicial Districts.
T.^BLimr Ti. — D^ts juBticiables d'un Jury et petits dfelits, par districts iudic:

Summary

ConWctions

convictions.

for both classes.

Indictable offences.

—

—

—

Condamnations

Condamnations

Dfelits justiciables d'un Jurv.

snmmairpfi

pour les deux

pour petita d€lits.

classes.

Acquitted.

Districtfi.

Convictions.

—

~

Acquitte-
ments.

M.

F.

Totals.

M.

F.

Totals.

To-

M.

tals

M

H.

Totaux

H.

Totaui.

—

F.

F.

H.

■I'o-

H

taux.

ProWnce of Quebec — Province de Qu6bec.

o
5
9
34
2

10
21
11
12

1

3

5

10
37
2
10
21
11
12

2

207
106
169
135
99
39
79
143
159

1

i

3
3
3

6
5

208
106
170
138
102
42
85
148
159

212
111
178
169
101
49
100
154
171

1

2

6
3
3
6

213

1
5

Bedford ..

175

Gaspe

52

Iberville..

1
12
6

::;::;

Jolictte

Montcalm

3
2,290
85
10
312
22
36

\
104
19

7
29

"779
10

1

72
5

""ii

3

3,069

95

11

384

22'

fl

6

2

119

19

7

29

2
705
15

6
48

31

2

66
19.239

756

io

3,816
60
2
199
5
5
3

41

3

7

76

23,055

316

5

3,149

340

266

52

3

973

271

1

716

69

21,329

841

13

3.262

337

297

35

5

1,036

287

S

738

10

4,593

70

3

271

10
3

56

3

26,124

Ottawa

Quebec

335
261
49

3
932
268

1
709

2

St. Francis

.St. Hyacinthe

29
4

1

1,092

290

S

Three Rivers

22

2

745

Totals of Quebec 1

Totaux de Quebec /

3,034

886

3,920

860

43

26,708

4,173

30,881

29,742

5,059

34,801

Province of Ontario — Pro\'ince d'Ontarit

Algoma

Dufferin.-

Elgin

E8ses...

Frontenac.

Grey

Huron

Kenora

Kent

Lambton

Lanark

Leeds and Grenville

Mnnitoiilin

Middlesex

Muskoka

188

11

199

126

12

833

,36

889

l.Ml

47

101

19

120

99

15

469

44

313

370

63

42

3

45

10

1

135

12

167

197

13

411

55

466

112

22

1,276

80

1,356

1,687

133

11

11

1

11

2

13

22

2

139

11

150

20

7

234

20

254

373

31

232

9

241

12

2

1,013

49

1,062

1,245

58

74

5

79

42

5

222

11

233

296

16

47

47

7

260

4

264

307

4

23

2

25

4

47

1

48

70

3

72

4

76

10

1

363

12

377

437

16

118

14

132

37

6

383

12

397

303

26

42

1

43

6

98

7

103

140

8

88

5

93

32

2

93

3

98

183

8

107

S

115

30

5

374

•15

389

381

23

111

7

118

23

3

.339

14

333

430

21

51

3

54

5

246

6

232

297

9

,5(1

1

51

16

310

a

318

360

9

23

2

25

12

2

117

8

123

140

10

101

11

112

54

6

744

29

773

845

40

3

2

5

5

36

5

61

59

7

17S

23

201

33

1

2,037

50

2,107

2,235

73

44

0

49

7

1

59

59

103

5

CHI MIX A L STA riSTICS—19l!t

10 GEORGE V A. 1920

Tails vi.— Indictable and non-indictable offences by Judicial Districta.
TABLE.\r VI.— Dilita justiciables d'un Jury et petits AtWu, par districts judiciaires.

Summary

Convictions

con\nctions.

Indictable offences.

—

—

Condamnations

Condamnationa

D6lits justicittbles d'un Jury.

sommaires

pour lea deux

pour petits dtiits.

classes.

Acquitted.

,

ConWctions.

—

" .

-\cquitte-
ments.

M.

F.

Totals.

M.

F.

Totals.

To-

M.

tals.

M.

H.

Totaui.

H.

Totaui.

—

F.

—

—

K

H.

To-
taux.

H.

Province of Ontario — Concluded. — Province d'Ontario — Fin.

Xipissing

Norfolk

Northumberland and Durham

Ontario

Oxford

Parry Sound - ....

Peel

Perth

Peterborough

Prescott and Husi^ell

Prince Edward

Rainy River

Renfrew

Simcoe

Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry

Sudbury

Temiskaming

Thunder Bay

Victoria

Water loo -
Welland
Wellington..
Wentwcrth
York ...

95

12

107

13

3

424

19

443

519

31

55

4

.iS

5

4

115

8

124

170

13

75

2

11

1

164

17

181

239

19

64

4

6fl

n

1

320

10

330

3»i

14

116

6

122

16

442

12

454

558

18

124

3

127

38

4

147

8

155

271

11

49

1

511

6

358

9

367

407

10

70

12

82

16

3

277

14

291

347

26

98

13

111

17

2

332

12

344

430

25

40

40

134

5

139

174

5

25

4

29

4

133

12

145

158

16

16

2

18

11

1

155

6

161

171

. 8

5S

6

65

5

3

221

9

230

280

15

156

5

161

23

507

7

514

663

12

50

1

51

2

192

S

200

242

9

153

m

18

1.390

44

1.434

1.543

44

102

8

no

51

1

586

42

628

688

50

256

26

282

27

1

1.467

89

1,556

1,723

lis

32

32

227

3

230

259

3

114

9

123

35

3

765

20

785

879

29

367

21

388

107

2.814

76

2,890

3,181

97

120

8

I2S

20

5

358

17

375

478

25

713

76

788

272

21

2.911

134

3.045

3,624

210

2.640

359

2.999

413

48

18.101

1.252

19.353

20,741

1,611

7.845

783

8.628

1.827

192

42.325

2.262

44.587

50.170

3.045

; of Manitoba — Pi

Dau bin

39
77
1.020
11
3
111

2

5

114

■ ■4

41
82
1.134
11
3
115

11
16
165
4
2
13

■ 22

212
249
6,866
15
33
315

6
20
393
1
3
15

218
269
7,259
16
36
330

251
326
7,886
26
36
426

8
25

507
1
3
19

259

351

Eastern

N'orthern

.Southern

Western v.

8,393
27
39
445

1,261

125

1,386

211

22

7,690

438

8,128

8.951

563

Province of Saskatchewan — Province de Saskatchewan

Battletord.
Cannington
Estevan
Humboldt.
Kerr Rober
Kinderslev
Melville '
Woosf J:itt
.Nfoosoniin

• 39

1

40

19

1

287

12

299

326

13

14

14

5

72

1

73

86

I

29

2

31

2

1

158

9

167

187

11

23

2,1

5

155

4

159

178

4

11

2

13

3

93

- 4

97

IM

6

23

2,1

9

89

89

112

35

1

36

8

164

5

169

199

6

113

9

122

63

4

738

38

776

851

47

23

2

25

1

209

9

218

232

11

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Tabis VI. — Indictable and non-indictable offences by Judicial District.
%T.— D6lits justiciables d'un Jury et petits d^Uts par districts judiciaires.

3ummar\

Convictions

con\-ictions.

for both classes.

Indictable offences.

—

—

—

Condamnations

Condamnations

D6lits justiciables d'un Jury.

somin aires

pour les deux

pour petits dilits.

classes.

Acquitted.

Districts.

ConWctions.

"

Acquitte-
ments.

M.

F.

Totals.

M.

F.

Totals.

1 To-

M.

fals.

M.

H.

Totaui.

H.

Totaui.

— F.

—

F.

H.

To-
taux.

H

; of Saskatchewan — Concluded. — Province de Saskatchewa

Prince Albert..
Regina
Saskatoon. .

Scott

Sw-ift Current...

Weyburn

Wj-nyard —

Yorkton

103
185
152
26
61
101
23
80

16
25
22

2

4

8

119
210
174
26
63
105
23
88

14
20
35
10
15
7
S
19

1
2
1

570
1,086
781
171
383
475
122
336

39
87
30
4
8
19
3
19

• 609
1.173
811
175
391
494
125
355

673
1,271
933
197
444
576
145
416

55
112
52

4
10
23

3
27

728
1,383
985
201
454
599
148
443

Totals of Saskatchewan 1

Totaui de Saskatchewan /

1.041

94

1,135

240

10

5,889

291

6.180

6,930

385

7.315

Province of Alberta — ProvL

5S

4

62

12

323

9

2,319

1,367

544

358

418

28

85

10

118

93

14

1

140

84
9

13

17
4

^ 1
3
2

337
10
2.459
1,451
553
371
435
32
88
li
121
95

381

9

2,619

1,635

617

398

485

37

112

24

126

115

18
1
222
127
14
17
29
7
2
1
3
2

Calgary
Edmonton..

Lethbridge

Macleod

Medicine Hat . .
Peace River
Red Deer
Stettler

300
268
73
40
67
9
27
14
8
22

82
43
5
4
12
3
1

383
311
78
44
79
12
28
14
8
22

195
117
23
5
11
4
6
10

46
4

1

2,841
1,762
631
415
514
44
114
25

Wetaskiwin

6

117

Totals of Alberta \

886

154

l.OiO

389

51

5.672

2S9

5.961

6,558

443

7.001

Province of British Columbia — Province de la Col.-Britannique.

Atlin

Cariboo. .
Kootenay

33
21
113
34
536
160
72
65

5
3
5

80
3

12
9

38
24
118
34
616
163
84
74

7
7
12

239
48
12
14

1

36
2

1

315
183
269
267
4.663
1.027
267
194

25

\
11
344
46
12

4

340
189
274
278
3,007
1,073
279
198

348
20i
382
301
5,199
1,187
339
259

30
9
10
11

424
49
24

. 13

378
213
392
312
5.623
1,236
363

Yale

Totals of British Columbia . \
Totaui de la C.-Britannique. /

1,034

117

1,151

341

40

7.185

453

7,638

8,219

570

8.789

Yukon

5

5

2

32

32

37

37

Totals of Canada .1
Totaui du Canada f

16.161

2,235

18.396

4,239

386

103,323

8,300

111,623

119,484

10,535

130.019

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TABLE VII

SUMMARY CONVICTIONS AND CASES SUBJECT TO TRIAL
BY JURY.

TABLEAU VII

CONDAMNATIONS SOMMAIRES ET CAUSES JUSTICIABLES
D'UN JURY.

240

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Tablx VII.— Showing the number of persons proceeded against in tlie several courts.
T.IBI.EAC ^^I.— Montrant le nombre de personncs poursuiv ies dans les diff^rentes coura.

Cases subject to trial

by Jury but tried
summarily by consent.

Summary
convictions.

Con damna-
tions

Causes justiciables d'un
jury mais just's sommai-
rement dc consentement.

Cases

tried by

Jury.

Causes

jugfespar

Jurfe.

Totals of
indictable
offencee.

Totaux des

d61its
justiciables
d'un jury.

Grand
Totals.

Districts Judieiaires.

By police or

other
magistrates.

Par un ma-
gistral de
police ou
autres.

Under the

Speedy
Trials .\ct.

En vertu de
I'acte dej

proems
eip^ditifs.

Grands
totaui.

M.-H.| F.

M.-H.l F.

M.-H.| F.

M.-H.l F.

M.-H.l F.

M.-H.l F.

Province of Prince Edward Island— Province de I'lle du Prince-Edouard.

4
33
186

1
4
8

4

33

217

Prince

4

Queens

24

J

7

31

31

1

Totals of P. E. Island I

Totaux de rile du P.-E /

223

13

24

1

7

1

2M

14

Province of Xova Scotia— Province de la Xouvelle-Eeosee.

2
fl
77
15

2

• 1

i

190
19
21
7
11
511
17
3
17
20
85
16
3
2
6
51

1

3
2

2
49
I

6
3

1

4

4

7

2,064

210

195

14

33

2,843

44

3

53

65

497

43

10

10

7

12)

5

1.874

191

174

7

22

2,332

27

77
23
16

125

1

1
97

4
15

5

402

1

2

2

Cape Breton

1

16

80
25

6
3
4

33
8
2

17
1

13

5

Digby

GuysborougL

Halifa:t

Hants

1

40

4

2
76
8
I

4

1

"2
174

36

4a
412

27
7
8
\

70

Lunenburg .
Pictou .
Queens

' 39
3

6
10
14

2
3
3

13
62
2
3
2
2

3

45

li

' 4
45

?

1

6

2

15

TotaU of Nova Scotia \

5,238

295

6(H

55

270

11

HI

8

985

74

6.223

369

Province of New Brunswick— Pro vi

Albert

37
76
66
4
18
S3
97

3
4
U

3

4
2

10
11

13
14

21

3

12

187

3

3

16

44

86

77

5

31

67

118

3

172

1,147

Charlotte

1
3

.. ...

6

4

1
4
3
17

1

Kings . -

^^adawaska..

Xorthumbcrland,.

3

'8
8
2

1
3
35

2

I
3
2
2

24

i

4

6

Hestigoucho
St. John

160
960

8
23

9
128

1
13

9
39

"i

■ 13

4

i
11

I
95
33

6

725
293

Westmoreland
York

630
260

24
20

71
29

30
20

Totals of New Brunswick \

Totaux du N. -Brunswick /

2,361

86

266

23

»2

5

50

1

408

29

2.769

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

T.iBLB vn. — Showing the number of persons proceeded against in the several courts.
T.4Bi^\t; vn. — Montruit le nombre de personnes poursuivies dans les difffiroites cours.

Cases subject to trial

by Jur>- but tried
summarily by consent.

Judicial Districts.
Districts Judiciaires.

Summarj-
con^^ctions.

Con damna-
tions
sommaires.

Causes justiciables d'un
jury mais jug^es sommai-
rement de consentement.

Cases

tried by

Jury.

Causes

jugges par

Jurfe.

ToUls of
indictable
offences.

Totaui des

d«lits
justiciables
d'un jury.

Grand
Totals.

By police or

other
magistrates.

Par un ma-
gistral de
police ou
autres.

Under the

Speedy
Trials Act.

En vertu de
I'actedes

procte
expMitUs.

Grands
totaui

M.-H.| F.

M.-H.l F.

M.-H.l F.

M.-H.l F.

M.-H.l F.

M.-H.l F.

Pro\*ince of Quebec— Pro ^ince de Quebec.

207
106
169
135
99
39
79
143
139

1

7

5
10
39

2
10
22
23
18

i

3

214
111
179
174
101
49
101
166
177

1

5
4

1
3
3
3
6
5

6
39

6
20
19

1

1
3

2

Bedford

i

4
2
4
17

3

Gasp6

3

6

5

66

l;l.239

756

3

2.950

335

261

49

3

932

268

709

10
3.S16
60
2
199
5
5
3

1
1,486
86
14
352
12
38

743
12
3
77

5

4
1,460
8
2
4
10

5

2,995

100

16

360

22

38

6

2

133

23

7

51

810
12
3

77

" ie

2

71

22.234

836

19

3,310

357

299

55

3

1.063

291

8

760

10

.Montreal...
Ottawa. . .
Pontiac
Quebec.
Richelieu .

65

49

6

4

2

4,626

5

276

5

10

2

3

41
3

7

121
17
4
31

16

2

12

57

6

3

3

9

Totals of Qucbei- .1

26,708

4,173

2,281

862

1,342

63

71

2

3,894

929

30,602

5.102

Pro\Tnce of Ontario — ProN-ince d'Ontarit

Aigoma..

Brani

Bruce..
Carleton
Dufferin.
Elgin. .
Essex , . ,
FroDtenac .
Grey

Haldimaufi
Halton.. ,
Hastings.,
Huron .
Kenora .
Kent
Lambton.

Lanark

Leeds and GrenviUe..
Lennox and Addingtoi

Lincoln.

>ranitouUn

>f!ddlesex

lOd— 16

261
189
29

22
33
2
76

31
8
23

2

22
3

1

302

21
1
2

10
5
5
2

1
1

11
15
12
11
6
8
26
55
15

1
3

1

2

1
2

1

142
222
100
43
17
36
83
32
120
113
109
31
2
26
124
6
175

8

4

15

7

9
7
3

4

12
2
13

13

1

3

14
20

2
60

7
24

1
24

2
3

i

1

3

. 10
5
3

4
2
7

12

2

4

6

CRIMINAL STAriS'ncS~19W

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table vn. — Showing the Dumber of persons proceeded against in the several courts.
Tableau \*u.—Montrant le nombre de personnes poursuiWee dans les diff^rentes cours.

Judicial Districts.
Districts judiciaires.

Condamna-

tions
somm aires.

Cases subject to trial

by Jury but tried
summarily by consent.

Causes justiciablos'd'un
jury raais jugtes sommai
rement de consentement.

By police or

other
magistrates

Par un ma-
gi strat de
police ou
autres.

L'nder the

Speed V
Trials Act.

En \'ertu de
I'acte dea

proc&3
eipfeditifs.

Cases

tried by
Jury.

Causes

jug^ee par

jurfa.

Totals of
indictable
offences.

Totaux dcs

d£lits
justiciables
d'un jury.

Pro\ince of Ontario— Conc/urffrf.—Pr oWnce d Ontario— Fin

39
424
115
164
320
442
147
358
277
332
134
133
155
221
507
192

1,390
586

1,467
227
765

2,814
358

2,911
18,101

19
9
17
10
12
S
9
14
12
3
12
6
9
7
8
44
42
89
3
20
76
17
134
1,252

36
100
56
47
64
128
146
39
59
108
•24
26
22
55
144
34
134
127
281
33
135
444
128
820
2.260

3
14

8
3
3
6
7
1
13
15

4

3
9

i

8

"lO
20
13
77
344

8

2

1

7
8

4
2

1

51
108
60
86
76
132
162
55
86
113
40
29
27
64
179
52
171
153
2S3
34
149
474
140
985
3,053

6
15
S
3
5
6
7
1
15
15

""4
3
9
5

9

27

12
21
13

97

407

110
532
175
250
396
574
309
413
363
447
174
162
182
285
686
244

1,561
739

1,750
261
914

3,288
498

3,896
21.154

Xorfolk

37
12
2
16
12

2

Oiford

2

Peel ...

4

27
5

2

Perth

2
16
3
3
6
26
16
27
10

lUiny River

Renfrew

.Siracoe. ...
.^tormont , Dundas and Glengarry. .....

1

2
3
9
2
10
16
2

9
18
12

9

Temiskaniing

1

12
13
9
160
692

Waterloo.,

1
1

20
58

2
17
3
5
101

1
5

Welland.

Uellington .

York . .'

1,659

42.323

2,262

7,834

838

1,456

110

362

27

9.672

975

51.997

P^o^■ince of Manitoba — Province du ^^anitoba.

Dauphin

Manitoba, Central

" Eastern

" Xorthern

'* Southern

" Western

Totals of Manitoba \

Totaux du Manitoba /

212

6

37

.,

10

3

50

2

262

249

20

82

3

8

2

3

93

,5

342

6.866

393

1.021

120

103

4

61

a

1,185

136

8,051

15

1

S

7

15

30

33
315

3
15

4
110

1

2

5
124

4

38
439

3

12

1

7,690

438

1,254

137

141

7

77

3

1,472

147

9,162

Province of Saskatchewan— Province de la Saskatchewan.

Battleford

287

12

35

14

1

9

1

58

,

346 14

Estevan

158

9

26

2

3

2

1

31

3

189 12

Humboldt

155

4

14

3

11

28

183 4

Kerr Robert

93

4

9

2

1

4

14

2

107 6

89
164

5

14
28

18
14

32
43

1

Melville

1

1

207 6

Moose Jaw , .

738

38

142

13

16

18

176

13

914 51

-Moosomin

209

9

18

1

4

2

1

24

2

233 11

Prince A Ibrrr

570

39

51

13

44

3

22

1

117

687 56

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Table vn. — Showing the number of persons proceeded against in the several courts.
T.\BLEAC vu. — Montrant le nombre de personnes poursuivies dans les diff6rentes cours.

Judicial District.
Districts judiclaires.

Condamna-
sommaires.

Cases subject to trial

by Jury but tried
summarily by consent.

Causes justiciables d'un
jury mais jugfees sommai-
rement de consentement.

By police or

other
magistrates.

Par un ma

gistrat de

police ou

autres.

Under the

Speedy
Trials Act.

Cases

tried by

Jury.

Totals of

indictable

offences.

Totaux des

d^lits
justiciables
d'xin jury.

Province of Saskatchewan—Conc^udftf .— ProWnce de la Saskatchewan— Fin.

Regina

1,086
781
171
383
475
122
336

87

30
4
8

19
3

19

149
136
22
40
83
15
39

27
21

41
13

13
18
14
21
20
8
40

2

2

2

205
187
36
76
108
28
99

27
23

2

4

8

1,291
968
207
459
583
150
435

114

53

4

Swift Current

Weyburn

Wynyard. - .

2

1

6

15
5
5

20

i

10
23
3
27

9.889

291

853

89

189

5

239

10

1,281

104

7,170

395

Totaux de la Saskatchewan /

3 of Alberta— Province d'Alberta.

Athabaska..

Calgary...

Edmonton,
Lethbridge
Macleod. .
Medicine Hat
Peace River
Red Deer

Stettler

Taber
Wetaskiwin

323

9

2.319

1.367

544

358

418

28

85

10

118

93

14

1

140

84
9

13

17
4
1
1
3
2

53

4

16

1

70

4

393

9

2.184

1,752

640

403

496

41

118

34

126

121

402
184
39
23
61
13
11
14
8
14

124
38
5
4
12
3

31
183
49
8
15

1
9

62
18

8
12

2

3

i

495
385
96
45
78
13
33
24
8
28

128
47
5
5
12
3
1

21
10

1

1

14

5.672

289

824

190

347

11

101

4

1.275

fl)5

6,947

Province of British Columbia — Province de la Colombie-Britannique.

Atlin

315

183
269
267
4,663
1.027
267
194

25
6
5

11
344

46

12
4

24
21
74
26
637
186
68
45

3
3
6

"99
4
12
8

14

2

2

3

42
7
5

7

1

40
28
125
36
775
208
84
79

5
3
6

"lie
5
12
10

355
211
394
303
5,438
1,235
351
273

30

Kootenay..
Nanaimo
Vancouver .
Victoria
Westminster
Yale

48
5
96
15
11
27

■ 17
1

1

21

11
11
460
51
24
14

Totals of B. Columbia 1

Totaui de la C.-Britannique.. J

7.185

453

1.081

135

216

78

1

1,375

157

8,560

610

Yukon

32

7

7

39

103323

8.300

15.048

2.330

4.253

235

1.099

56

20,400

2,621

123,723

10,921

Totaui du Canada J

lOd— 16^

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

TABLE VIII

PRISON STATISTICS FOR THE YEARS 1918-1919.

TABLEAU VIII

STATISTIQUE PfiNITENTIAIRE POUR LES ANNfiES 1918-19.

CRIMIXA L ST A TISTICS—19W

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Table VIII. — Prison Statistics for the years 1918 and 1919.

Number of prisoners — Xombre de prisonniers.

Place ot confinciiuTit.

In custody,

beginning of

the year.

Detenus au

commencement

de I'ann^e.

Admitted

during the

year.

Admis
durant
Tannfe.

Discharged

during the

year.

Kelachfo
durant
l'ann«e.

In custody.

end of the

year.

Detenus ii la
fin de
I'ann^e.

1918.

1919.

1918. 1 1919.

1918. 1 1919.

1918. 1 1919.

Penitentiaries— P6ni tenders—

179

226
380
515
149
116
116
154

155
190
327
108
62
58
63

185
289
363
99
133
61
69

lOS
209
243
57
48
76
84

105
149
270
92
63
45
105

226
380
515
149
103
116
154

306

.St. Vincent de Paul, Que.. .

Kingston, Ont.

Stony Mountains. Man

Prince Albert. Sask

399
431
9S
89
134
175

520
608
156
18«

Xew Westminster, B.C

118

1,505

1,656

963

1,199

825

829

1.643

2,026

Reformatories for bo>-s — Ecoles de r^orme pour
gargons — _

87
80
32
370
129
262
31

89
90
30
383
133
312
39

55
52
18
506
44
744
141

75
46
25
620
44
S09
172
67
71
58
46

54
42
20
493
40
760
133

48

69
56

73
70
25
603
46
780
167
58
47
33
58

88
90
30
383
133
246
39

75

24
87

Industrial School, St. John, N3

30

Farm and Training School, Shawbridge, Que. .

Industrial Farm, Burwash, Ont

Industrial Farm, Fort William, Ont

131
341
44

Reformatory, Portage la Prairie, M;ui..

66
33
99

70
26
98

57
60
44

94

86

1,189

1,270

1,721

2,033

1,715

1,984

1,195

1,319

Reformatories for girls — Ecole de r6forme pour
fi lies-
Monastery. Good Shepherd. Halifas, X.S.

-Maritime Home for girls, Truro, X.S

Good Shepherd Home, St. John, X.B

10
28
9
127
3
91
39

8
48

4
132

2
82
33

S
27

6
60

4
14
12
38

■10

11
55

2
14

5
50

8
48

4
132

3
82
33

10

4.S
11
140

134
21

75
24

143
27

104
23

53

307

309

256

• 187

233

198

310

298

Jails — Prisons —

3
18
49

5

41

3

16
48

2
7

6
41

2
7

Queens, P.E.I

6

Totals, P.E. Island ^. .

6

9

70

46

67

47

9

1

10
6
280
223
112

36

21
597

64

10
22
300
120
121
25
14
639
47
4
65
21
105
37
1
6

11

6

269

226

no

36
21
587
65

48

20
69
47

8
22
292
120
123
24
10
643
46
4
71
23
91
37

2

n

8
9

22
5
11

22
5
11

28

Cumberland, N.S

Halifai, N.S

18

1

28

00

Hants, N.S

Inverness. X.S

Iving's, X.S

Lunenburg, X.S

Pictou, X.S

Queens X.S. . .

9

3

55
23
67
47

7
3
7

21

•■^helburne, X.S . .

1

8

9

5

7

4

78

69

81

70

4

3

Totals, Xova Scotia

65

87

1.627

1,606

1,605

1,593

87

100

STATISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau VIII. — Statistique peniteutiaire pour les annees 1918 et 1919.

Number of prisoners — N

ombre de priaonniers.

Li custody.

.Admitted

Discharged

In custody.

beginning of

during the

during the

end of the

the year.

year

year.

year

Lieux de detention.

—

—

—

—

Detenus au

Admis

Rclachfa

Detenus i la

commence En ent

durant

durant

de I'annfe.

rannfe.

I'aimte.

t'annge.

1918. 1 1919.

1918.

1919.

1918. 1919.

191S. 1 1919.

Jails — Prisons — Continued — Suite.

1

Albert, N.B

3

2

7

i

8

5

2

Carleton, X.B

1

3S

82

38

78

1

3

Charlotte, N.B

2
53

5
63

2
56

S
57

Gloucester, X.B .

i

i

1

7

Kent, X.B

1

8

28

7

29

1

King's, N.B

1

15

IS

U

.Madawaska, X.B

3

4

20

17

19

21

Xorthumberland, X.B

2

■ 45

48

48

48

2

2

Queen's, X.B

1
16

29

3
12
679

3
21
928

4
12
666

3
21
927

Restigouche. N.B.

St. John, N.B.

29

30

6
7

ii

6
6

Victoria, X.B. .

11

1

0

8

5
2

34

58

62
97

34
64

59
98

5

2

York. X.B

45

48

986

1.383

983

1,377

48

54

-Arthabaska, Que.

1

1

9

155

9

155

1

[

37

11
45

54

77

11
42

52

71

5

Bedford. Que .

2

5

11

Chicoutimi, Que

%

13

96

15

95

Gasp«, Que

5

50

5

49

Bonaventure, Que..

1

19

75

18

76

1

Iberville, Que

2

1

75

150

76

147

1

4

JoUette, Que . .

2

4

24

158

22

159

4

3

Kamouraska, Que

30

77

30

76

1

.Montmagny. Que

1

3

22

30

20

32

3

1

.Montreal. Que

418

395

5.241

5,211

5,264

5,242

395

364

Ottawa, Que

23

S

631

1,073

646

1,073

8

8

Pontiac, Que

3

33

129

30

132

3

Quebec, Que.

67

49

575

1.221

593

1,218

49

52

Richelieu, Que

1

54

157

53

156

1

2

Rimouski, Que.

2

3

40

220

39

221

3

2

2

3

363

62

6

308

3
349

62

6

323

.St. Francis. Que.

14

28

28

13

St. Hyacmthe, Que

3

65

136

62

137

3

Terrebonne. Que. .

3

3

37

79

37

80

3

2

Three Rivers, Que..

9

14

186

770

181

771

14

13

Totals, Quebec

546

522

7,484

10,331

7.508

10,368

322

485

.\lgonQa, Ont

27

22

259

248

264

251

22

19

Brant, Ont

14

9

138

163

143

161

9

11

Bruce. Ont

1

3

57

40

55

39

3

4

Carleton, Ont

57

4S

996

845

1,019

855

34

38

DuflFerin. Ont.,

13

11

30

12

31

15

11

8

Elgin, Ont

4

3

124

122

125

118

3

Esses. Ont..

24

18

231

253

237

249

18

22

Frontenac, Ont.

17

12

111

174

116

174

12

12

Grej'. Ont

9 10

43

52

42

54

10

8

Haldimand. Ont..

2' 2

18

28

18

23

2

Halton. Ont

2

1

34

64

35

63

1

.)

Hastings, Ont

11

18

224

289

217

299

18

S

Huron, Ont

I

3

50

45

48

42

3

6

Kenora, Ont

3

• 28

26

25

29

3

11

10

164

150

165

149

10

11

Lambton. Ont

11

2

129

94

138

94

2

6

7

50

42

49

43

7

6

Leeds and Grenville. Ont .

2 . 6

83

132

79

130

6

8

Lennox and .\ddmgton, Ont .

1 4

22

28

18

29

4

3

ifanitoulin, Ont...

<l >

14

8

14

6

1

3

Middlesex. Ont

33 24

562

6U6

571

614

24

16

Muskoka, Ont .

5 9

53

19

49

26

9

Nipissing, Ont

20 27

270

167

263

172

27

22

Norfolk, Ont

1 1

31

32

31

32

1

1

Northumberland and Durham. * inr .

10 5

67

• 72

72

67

5

10

Ontario. Ont

4 1

36

95

39

89

1

7

Oxford, Ont

.«

10

120

119

118

123

10

6

CKIMIXA L STA TISTICS—19W

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Table ^■I1I.— Prison Statistics for the j-ears 1918 and 1919.

Number of prisoners— Xonibre de

prisonnicrs.

I'lacv ot confinoMHTit.

In custody,
beginning of
, the year.

Detenus au

oommencement

de 1 'aaate.

Admitted

during the

year.

Admis
durant
I'annie.

Discharged

during the

year.

Relkch«s
durant
I'annfe.

In custody,

end of the

year.

Detenus i la
6nde
laanfe.

1818.

1919.

1918. 1 1919.

1918. 1 1919.

1918.

1919.

Jails— Prisons— Coiic!u<Je<f-Fin

Parry Sound, Ont

Pcel.Ont

Perth, Ont

Peterborough, Ont..
Prescott and Russell, Ont

Prince Edward, Ont .

Jlainy River, Ont

6
4

6
13
1
1
2
10
18
1
34

9
4
6
6
13

9

1
g
8
18

354
34
94
44
30
20

142
45
99
52

830

129
41
51

128
35
24

105
49
83
80

954

351
34
94

51
18

135
54

109
45

846

137
42
50

123
41
23

113
47
81
83

963

9
4
6
6
13

9

1

8

- 8

18

1
3

11

1
1

10

9

n

23

202
24
87

316
49

999
7,222

257
29

106

;i55
61

915
7,208

190
24

m

313

48

989

7,154

266
29

101

350
59

930
7,244

23

14

Waterloo. Ont

Welland, Ont

Wellington, Ont..

Wentworth, Ont

York, Ont

9

36
257

2
10

3
46
325

10

3

4«

325

IS

.1

31

289

Totals, Ontario

717

774

14,766

14,649

14,723

14,744

760

679

Dauphin, Man . .

Central Manitoba.- ...
Eastern Manitoba. . ....

Western Manitoba

4
32
74

8

' 16

58

11

55
83
905
41

73

1,022
38

51
99
921
32

76
969
39

8
16
58
11

9
12
111
10

112

93

1.084

1.205

1,103

1.156

93

142

137
90

106
76

1,112
524

995
537

1,143
538

966
513

106
76

13.5

Prince Albert, Sask

100

227

182

1,636

1,532

1,681

1,479

182

235

Lethbridge. Alta

Edmonton, -Alta —

83

69

118
91

424
440

463
498

389
401

481
4«0

118
105

100
129

Totals, Alberta

152

209

864

961

793

941

223

229

Westminster. B.C.. .

Kootenay, BC

104
25

109
9
6

.586
240
84

697
59
59

,^1
256

78

616
58
61

109
9
6

190
10

129

124

910

815

915

735

124

■ 204

5

3

I

36
22

2
4

38
21

5

3

1

White Horse, Y.T .

5

4

58

6

59

10

4

2,004

, 2,052

29,485

32.534

29,437

32,450

2.052

RECAPITULATIOX.

1,505

1,189

307

2,004

1,656

1.270

309

2,052

963
1,721

256
29,485

1,199

2,033

187

32,534

825

1.715

253

29.437

S29

1.984

198

32.450

1,643

1,195

310

2.052

2,026

298

Jails

5,005

5,287

32.425

3.i.953

32. 230

35.461

5,200

5,779

* Included in Xipissing.
"Compris dans Nipissing.

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

TABLES IX, X, XI, XII

PARDONS AND COM.MUTATIONS.

TABLEAUX IX, X, XI, XII

PARDONS ET COMMUTATIONS.

CRIMLWA L .*?r.l TfSTICS-'Wl9

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table IX. — Cases in which the Prerogative of Mercy has been exercised <lurin}j
the year ended 30th September, 1919.

; for whicti tmpriaoncd.

Number of

gersons to
om Mercy
was granted.

Xombre de

personnes k

qui gr&ce a Hi

accord^e.

3l|

s §

Iil2

•§ -s

Proportion of
8ent«noe ser\-ed
when liberated.

Proportion de la
sentence purgfe
lorsquel ib^^.

-^ li i

§ J i 11 1

^ ^O <

ticket

of
leave.

Sur Sans
parole parole

Abduction

Abortion and attempt to procure

abortion

Alien Restrictions Act

Arson and attempted arson. . .

Assault, aggravated

.\ssauli and battery

.\ssault on females

Assault, indecent

Assault and obstruct peace officer

Assault and robbery

Bigamy

Bringing stolen goods in to Canada

Burglar>-, house and shopbreaking

Carnal knowledge

Carrying firearms

Concealing birth of infants

Con^iracy ,

Counterfeiting ,

Drunkenness

False pretences ,

Forgery and uttering

Fraud and conspiracy to defraud .

Gambling and lottery acts... .

Horse, cattle and sheep stealing...

Incest

Indecent exposure

Keepers and inmates bawdy

houses

I..arceny

Liquor Acts, offences against.

Malicious injury to horses, cattle.
and other damage to property.

Manslaughter

Militia Act. offences against

Militia Act, conscientious object

Municipal Acts:—

Health By-Liw

Various calling n-ithout license

Murder

>rurder, attempt to conunit. .
Xon support of family and neglect

of children

f^pium and Drug Act

Perjury and subornation of perjury

Prison breach and escape

Procuration i

Railway Act

Ilape

Rape, attempt to commit

Receiving stolen goodfi

0

5
6
6

22
9
7

15

2
10
2

133
U

I

4

2
2
17
34
8
3
17
5
3

6
2
10

9
12
222

131

2

S
10

16
8

7
13

1
1
1
2
22

1

4

3
5
3
IS

6
5

1
2
11
1

56
5

1
2
2

2

13
26
3
2
12

2

9

1

2

1
1
3
4
2
2

I
3

1

3S
3

1

1

3
1
3
11
3
3
9

3
1
6
1

59
8

3
1

5

2

1

6

1

3
2

1

I
1

2

4

2
2

1

3
3

4

2

21

5
18
8

5

5

2

1

15

5

1
2

3

1

1

9

1
62

2

1

S

, i

u

5

19

123
10
1

2

2
3

1

i

1
1
2
5
2
2
1

1

1

2

2

1

4

3

2
4
1

4

3

3

1

1

. 1

4

i

1

1

2

1

2

2
S

1

6
10
3

9
17
3

IS

28

2

S
1

3
3

1

6
2

2

4
4
89

90

1

12
1
2

7

16

5

3

8

2
2

13

2

6

6

7

201

129

4

3
I

i

57
31

4

3
8
57

9

2

2
11

1

6

8

2

13

IS
2
1

19

1

1

1

2
4
7

13
6
4

10
3

1
3

6
3
3
2

i

2

1
1

5

1
2
6

1
3

8
3
2
4
1

e3

1

6
4

3
3

2

2

9

3

I

17

6

5

2
2

3

10
3

1

1

1

1

1

1

2
3

1

9

i

5

1

1

is

5

i

21

11 — 4 not imprisoned, reduction s
6—2

d—l Life sentence, served, 3 yes

t non emprisonn6s, reduction et remise d'amende.

-1 condanuiation & perp^tuit^, subie pendant 3 ans et 9 moi>

seulement.
-1 condamnation i^ perp6tuit6, subie pendant 7 ans ot 10 mois

seulement.

STATISTIQUE CRIMI.\ELLE—1919 251

SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

T.-VBLEAU IX. — Cas oil le droit de grace a ete exerce durant Tannee fini.^sant le
30 septembre 1919.

Conditions upon which pardon or liberation was gran^d.
Conditions auxquelles le pardon ou liberation a 6t£ accord^.

= z

3

1 1

3 2

?.

< ■§

1 1

§ .-

J 1

s

1 1
> <

i 1

3 ^
o S

e

1 1
1 «

i -i

e
c

>t 1

Crimes et d^Uts pour lesquels les

mi

1 1

1 1

1 ll

1 i

2 "=

o g

I'l

I

u O
■1 .1

S 1 6

£ 1
= 1

1 li
1 1

§ 1
•o S

t t
•3 :g

li
1 1

i
<

dfelinquants ont 6tfe emprisonnfe.

r-" X

H <

H -

■■^ «

&. <

'"

a— remission of sentence of 20 lashes.

fe— remission of remaining 10 lashes.

c — 1 term of sentence reduced.

d — I remission of fine

e — 6 released on condition that they pay the fine.

/—I " " he pays the fine.

Viol, tentative de

Recel.

(o)— remise de la peine de 20 coups de fouet.
(6) — remise des 10 derniers coups de fouet.
(c)— reduction de la dur^ de la peine,
(d) — 1 remise d'amende.
ie] — 6 lib^rfe, A condition qu'ils paient I'anic

Enlevement .

Avortement et tentative d'avorte-

ment.
Inf. k la. loi des rest. cone, les aubains.
Incendiaire et tentative.
V'oies de fait graves.
Voies de fait et agression.
Voies de fait sur femmes.
Attentat k la pudeur.
Voies de fait et faisant obstacle a un

officier de la pais.
Vol avec %'oies de fait .
Bigamie.

Effets volfe apportfe au Canada.
Vol avec eff., bris de maisons et de

magasins.
Commerce charnel.
Portd'armesi!16gal.
Suppression d'enfants.
Conspiration.
Contrefacon.
I\Tesse.
Faux pr6textes.

Faux et Amissions de faux documents.
Fraude et conspiration de fraude.
Lois defendant jeux et loterie.
Vol de chevaux, b6tail et moutons.
Inceste.

Exposition ind^cente.
Tenant et. habitant des maisons de

d&ordre.
Larcin.
Infractions aux lois des licences de

boissons et de prohibition.
Dommages malicieux aux chevaux et

best-, et autre dom. h la propri6te.
Homicide non pr^m6dite.
Inf. aux lois de la milice.
Lois de milice; objection de cons-
cience.
Lois municipales*

Loi d'hygiene publique.
Pratiq . divers ^tats sans licence.
Meurtre.

Meurtre, tentative de
Refusant de pourvoir aux besoins de

famille et negligence des enfants.
Lois d'opium et drogues.
Parjure et subornation de parjure.
Inf. iois des prisons et Evasion.
Embauchage immoral.
Inf. aux lois des cheniins de for.
Viol.

252

cm. MI SAL STATISTICS— 11)1!)

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Taulk IX. — Cases in which the Prerogative of Mcrev has been exercised during
the year ended 30th September^ 1919.

Number of

persona to

whom Mercy

was granted.

Nombre de

per9onne6&

qui gr&ce a ^tk

accord^e.

.\|5es.

Proportion of
seoteDce eerved

Number

when liberated.

Proportion de lo
sentence purg6e
loreque lib^i.

released.

1

■3

i

2
-a

o

1

1

£
I

1

■5

1

CO

a

-a -a

§ s

I'l

i 1

>
1

£

s

^

On
ticket

of
leave.

With-
out

ticket
o(

leave.

Crime for whicli imprisoned.

1 l=o

,2 E

^3

l,|
J 1

i J

ill

•3

Xombre
libbi.

I'l

S

I'l
S X

1

E

i

Sur
parole

Sans
parole

123

1

18

4
7
18

317
12
9
1
31
10

3
41

113
1

17
2

4

18

7

303

10
9
1

12

10

3
41

10

120

3

6

3

9

all4

1

1
J

1

1

■■23
2

Robbery and demanding with

1

13

1

6
7
3
148
8
6
1
13
10

2
35

4

3

10

3
1

2
1

'"'56
2
1
1
11

1

15
2
3
7

15

276
10
9

1
28

1

3
15

3

2
1
7
4
26

2

2

1
4

1

91

5

9
6
147
8
1

4

Theft

14

2

15

128

I

Theft of mail

19

3

13

2

2

2

ii

1

3
6

3

69

Warehouse and freight car break-

1
3

3

12

8

c26

Totals

1,453

1.374

79

24

285

989

155

181

439

494

188

840

613

a — 114 not imprisoned, reduction and

(a) — 114 non emprisonnfe, r6ducti(
(b)— 7
(c)- 14

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Tableau IX. — Cas oil le droit de grace a ete exerce durant I'annee finissant le
30 septembre 1919.

Conditions upon which pardon or liberation was granted.
Conditions auxquelles le pardon ou liberation a ktk accord^.

1 1

C >

- 'c

lilt

l||r

1 -3

.1 1
1 1

1 1
11

ii

< •=

1 1

s i

§ .1

i £

i 1

5 ^

i 1

111

•^ -A

s ■?
1 i

!

L
1

1 1
1 1

s 1 s

Ii

1 i

111

1 1
I 1

1

1 £

•3 ?

11

111
1 1

1 !
1 1

i
<

Crimes et d^lits pour lesquels les
d^linquants ont ktk emprisonnes.

118

2

dl

62

1

2

3

2

10

1

3
6
9
5
190

8

1
9
1
3
13

1

1 .

I

sedition.

1

^

=

1

2

1

1

1

- 4

23

19
1

31

1

3
2

22

1

13
1

cll

Vol simple.

i

1

"3

autres mati^res postaJes.

3

4

11

8

2

1

19

5

dl

Si

70

4

SI

S

18

61

16S

11

556

356

39

Totaux.

a — 1 remission of fine.

6 — 2 released on condition they pay the fine.
c — 1 " " he pays the fine.

d — term of sentence reduced.

(a) — 1 remise d'aniende.

(6) — 2 lib^rfe k la condition qu'ils paient I'araende,

(c)-l ..

id) — Reduction de la dur^e de la peine.

254 CHI MIX AL .STATISTICS— 1.919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table X. — Cases in which the Prerogative of Mercy has been exercised (luring
the year ended 30th September, 1919.

Number of persons liberated by Inutitutions and classification of crimes.

Vlac^^ of iiiiprisonntent whence libemted,
l.iou d'oii les prisonnicrs ont 6t6 Iili6r6s.

Totals.

Totaux.

Class I. — Offences against the person.
Classe I. — Outrages centre la pcrsonne.

«; 1 i

a — e

I i, s-s' = i I, s . ^

.1 SI if 5 I Slofe §

i. I |g- i 1 iii'i

Penitentiary at:—

Kingston, Ont

St. Vincent de Paul, Que

Dorchester, N.B

Stony Afountains, Man..

Prince Albert, Sask ,

Kdmonton, Alta

New Westminster, B.C..

Totals— Penitentiaries.

Mercer Reformatory, Toronto

Montreal Reformatory

Prison Farm, Burwash, Ont ,

" LangstafT, Ont

Oakalla. B.C ,

Industrial School. Portage la Prairie, Man

Industrial School for boys, Vancouver, B.C..

Industrial School for girls, Vancouver, B.C

Industrial School, Victoria, B.C

Industrial School for boys. Cranbrooke,^.C.,
Industrial Farm, Fort William, Ont..

Industrial Farm, Port Arthur, Ont

Womens Industrial Farm, Concord, Ont

Industrial School, Mimico, Ont

Industrial School, Halifax. N.S

Women's Goal, Montreal, Que

House of Lorette, Laval des Rapides. Que

St. Patricks Home, Halifax, N.S

Totals for Reformatories and Industrial Schools

X.S..

I'u-tou.X.S

Sy.lmy. N.S

I Dorchester, N.B

Fredericton, N.B

Hopewell Cape, N.B..

Newcastle. N.B

Richibuctou, N.B

St. Jolin, N.B

Bordeaux, Que

Bryson, Que

Hull, Que

L*Orignal, Que

Quebec, Que

St. John. Que

St. Scholastique, Que,

Sherbooke, Que

Sorel, Que

Sweetaburg, Que

Tliree Rivers, Que.. .

Barrie, Ont

Belleville, Ont..
Bracebridge, Onf
T*.r:iTitfnrfl. Ont

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Tableau X. — Cas ou le droit de grace a ete exerce durant I'annee finisfant
le 30 septembre 1919.

Nombre des pri

tib^rte par institutions et classification de <

Class II. — Offences

against property

with Wolence.

Cl\sse II.— Dalits

avee \'ioience centre

la propri6t^.

Vol
qualifi^

Classe hi.— Dalits sans vio-
lence centre la proprifetfe

CtASS IV—

Arson

Class V.—

and other

Forgery

malicious

and offen-

injury to

ces against

property.

currency.

CiASSEn —

Cl.\sse v.—

Ineendie

Fauxet

et autrcs

d41its par

dommages

rapport

malicieux

&la

k\&

monnaie.

proprifte.

Cl\ss \1. — Other offences not included
the foregoing classes.

Classe VI. — Autres d^lits non compris dans
les classes pr^c^dentcs.

» "3 ■£ %

.£ -Si « :§

I 1 { I I i 1 1

1 i i ^ t a « •-

% '% ^ % §1- =

■- S § 'S I M - S •

S •= .2 .a a ,s ; 3 g

17

3

1

4
2
1
1

1
2

i

25
24
15
5

6
3

1
1

1
1
1

4

4

3

■ 4

3
2

85

13
3

38
8
6

15

3

1
1
2

1

12

4

16

1

1

1

1

»

1

5

1

1

1

2

2

65

13

6

4

S3

4

6

22

168

7

1

20

3

1

8
1
1

3

13
3

1
2

1
3

1

47
25
8

1
11
2
1

1
1

3
S
3

1

2

86

3

1

6

10

1

3

3

1

1
1

3

1

3

3

1

2

1

5

1

1

2

1

1

2

/

2

1

1

4

31

3

5

119

1

4

7

«7

6

17

4

22

1

1

12

1

3

1

1

2
1

2

2
2

1 1

3

1

2

22

1

4

I

6

1

2

1

17

9
1

3

4

1

6

1

1

1

2

1

1

2

1

2

1

5

1

,-

ii !

266 CRIMINAL STAThSTICS—ldlO

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Tablk X. — Cases in which the Prerogative of Merey has been exercised during
the year ended 30th September, 1919.

Nu mber of persons liberated by Institutions and rlassificaiion of crimes.

TouIb.

C

LASS I. — Offences against the person.

ToUuz.

Classe I.— Outrages cuntre la personne.

w ^

^

^

I 1

— e

s

Phice of imprisonim-nt whence liberated.

i

•5

£

1 ^

i s.

-

%

B

& s
■? s

s

^ i^

l.iuu d'oii les prjsonnicrs ont M bbMs.

i

B

5
B

4

1

a

o >

D. ^

■3 1 E

1

1 i

1

a.

£

K
1

i

M

3

1

J

f i

a
I

t i

1 S

i
s

1

3

1 1

1

1
1

1 1 1

S

Sm

<

**

M O

5

a >

1 i

s

< H

fci

K

o <5

1 goal at— Conc/u(ied — Fin.

Brockville, Ont ,

Cayuga, Ont

Chatham, Ont

Cobourg, Ont

Cornwall, Ont

Fort William, Ont

Goderich, Ont

Oore Bay, Ont

Guelph, Ont

Hamilton, Ont

Kenora, Ont

Kingston , Ont .V- . ,

Kitchener, Ont , . .

London, Ont

L 'Orignal , Ont

North Bay, Ont

Orangeville, Ont

Ottawa, Ont..

Owen Sound, Ont -:

Parry Sound, Ont ,

Pembroke, Ont

Perth, Ont

Peterborough, Ont

Sandwich, Ont

Samia, Ont

Sault Ste. Marie, Ont

Sinicoe, Ont

Stratford, Ont

Sudbury, Ont

St. Catharines, Ont

St. Thomas, Ont

Toronto, Ont..

-vVelland. Ont

Woodstock, Ont

Brandon, Man

Dauphin, Man

Portage la Prairie, Man

Winnipeg, Man...

Ceylon, Sask

Moosomin, Saak ,

Prince Albert, Sask

Regina, Sask

Saskatoon, Sask

Fort Saskatchewan, Alia.

Lethbridge, Alta

Nelson, B.C

Prince Rupert, B.C.

South Fort George, B.C

Victoria, B.C..

Guard Room, Fort Resolution, Alta.
Guard Room, Melville Island, N.B. .
Military Hospital, Da^asville, Ont...

Fort Henry, Kingston. Ont

Detention Camp, Barriefield, Ont..: .
Rouen Hospital, France

Totals, common goals..

Not imprisoned

Totals of Canada

STATISTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919 257

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Tableau X. — Cas ou le droit de grace a ^te exerc^ durant I'ann^e finissant
le 30 septembre 1919.

Nombre des prisonniers lib^^ par institutions et classifi cation de crimes.

Class II.— Offences

Class

III.— Offences

aeainst

Class VI.— Other offences not included in

against property

property mh

thout violence —

the foregoing classes.

with violence

—

CL.^flftEI^— DMits

Classk III

—Dalits

avec violence contre

lence

contre

la proprifetfe.

Classe VI. — Autres d61its non compris dans

la propri6t£.

Class IV—

.\rson
and other

Cu^ss V -
Forgery

les classes prfec^dentes.

e

1 >^

malicious

and offen-

1^

1

ta

injury to

ces against

■q

« "^

1 1

1 s

1 -§

s

8

property.

currency -

t

3 i

1 -3

Robbery.

1

a

ii

^ i

Classe IV-

Cl.«sz V —

"1

E 1

S =■

i ^

i 1

a 6
4'l

III

11

Vol
quali&6.

1

^

•i 1

1 1

1 i

Inceodie
et autrea
dommages
malicieux
41a

Fauiet
dilits par
rapport

monnue.

i

Jill

§ 1
is

k

1

I

s

1

i 1

s -1

propri«6.

i

1

1

is
1 =

1 ■§

£ 1

g 1

1^1

&

I

H >

K >

s

•5

£

II

1 1I

> s

B) >

aj E-

2
1

1

I

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

!

1

1

2

1

2

2

4

1

1

2

4

1

i

7
2

1

1

1

1

2
1

1

'

2

1

8

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

2

5

1

1

1
1
1

1

2

1

1
2

4

1
1

S

1

9

1

2

1

1

3

S

17

2

2

I

1

1

3

6
1
3
16

1

1

9

I

14
17

3
5
1

2

1

3

1

3

1

3

1

2

1

'

1

1
1

1

41

4

7

4

163

12

6

9

80

2

16

9

49

8

143

137

20

18>

8

36S

17

16

38

353

15

33

14

234

lOd— 17

258 CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table XL — Cases in which the Prerogative of Mercy has been exercised during
the year ended the 30th September, 1919.

Convicts out on Ticket ot Leave *ho have been granted unconditional liberty.
Prisooniers 61argis conditionnellement qui ont re;u leur entidro liberty.

Portion of term served.

Portion ot
sentence

for which
freedom

granted.

Partie de
la sentence.

Sentence.

In prison.

On ticket
of leave.

sei.
Age et

Prison whence liberated,
and offences.

Partie de
purgf

a sentence

Lieux d'oii les prisonniers
ont M Ubfrfe, ot dfelits.

En prison.

Libfiratic
sur parol

°

ill
>• <

i

||-i

S'1
>< <

> <

I

S

■i

>- <

|l^
§ o
S S

M.

H.

F.

Dorchester Penitentiary;—
Burglary and shopbreak-
ing.

12

7
5
4
3
20
a20
7

5
Indefi

4

Indefi

620

3

7
4
6
10

7
620
7
7
5
5

5
Lite

7

10
10

4

2
1
1

7

S

1
7
7

10
9

10

7

■ 10
7
3
7

8
0

. 7

io

10
9
6
7
5

5
6

I

......

2

1

1

2

2
2

1

4

1
1
1
2
2
3
3
1

2

1
1

1
2

1
1

10

8
8

11
8
3
7

10

9
4
10
8
6
2

• 7
10
5

4

1
2

1

11

7
1

7

11
3
6
9

11
8
4

11

46

28
22
25
16
61
31
29

35
19
.43
21
44
39

47
27
54
72

""is

60
40

■'23
28

30
34

25
46
44
31

■■"ii
■37

P^nitencier de Dorchester:
Vol avec effraction, etc.

Incest

3
nite.

nite.

7
11
2

2
1
3
9
1

1

1
2
2
2
1

12
2
3

Viol.

Sodomy

St. Vincent de Paul Peni-
tentiary:—
Breach of ticket of leave.

Sodomie.
Pfenitencier de St-Vincent
de Paul:

1

4

Faui.

6
1

3
1
2
5
2
1
3

3
3
2

1

3
3

9
2

9

11
4
S
5
4
9
2

6

Theft

Kingston Penitentiary: —
Arson

Pfnitencier de Kingston:
Incendie.

Fraud and forgery

Fraude et faux. '_

10
9

ID
2
8
5

1
11

4

2

4

K U

Iteurtre.

" attempt to commit
Robbery

" tentative de
Vol.

Saskatchewan Peniten-
tiary:—
House-breaking and theft

2
10

3
2
2

1

P^nitencier die Saskat-
chewan:
Bris de maisons et vol.

Alberta Penitentiary:—
Horse and cattle stealing.

2
2
6
6

3
3
10
9

Pfnitencier d'.\lberta:
Vol de chevaux et bestiaul

Recel.

a. Life sentence reduced to 20 years— Sentence h, vie rfeduite il 20 ans.

b. Death sentence previously commuted— Sentence de mort pr6c6derament commu^.

STATJSTIQUE CRIMINELLE—1919 259

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Tableau XI. — Cas ou le droit de grace a ete exerce durant rannee finissant le

30 septembre 1919.

Con\-icts out on Ticket of Leave who have been granted onconditional liberty.
Prisonniers ^largis conditioonellement qui ont re^u leur enti^re liberty.

> <'S. %> <'S. %

Portion of t«rm served.

T« --4=„„ I On ticket
In pnson. [ ^^ leave.

Liberation
sur parole.

I I -I

Portion of
sentence
for wlych

freedom

Partie de

la sentence.

remise.

British Columbia Peiuteo-

tiary: —
Assault and carnal know-
ledge.

Cattle killing

Manslaughter

Mercer Reformatory: —

Escape from prison

Ontario Reformatory: —

Shopbreaking and theft.
Sandwich, Ont., goal: —

Vagrancy...

Macleod, Alta, goal: —

Bigamy

Average for the 34 complete

alO

3

8

2

2

4

2

5
20

3
9

4

1
I

3
11

8

9
9

2

Indefi

2

4

8
2

3

4

7
4

1

4

nite.

1

6

1

8!

4

2i

1

5

8

3

3
2i

i

3

Pfenitencier de la Colombie

Britannique:

Voies de fait et com-
merce charnel.

Destruction d'animaux.

Homicide nan pr6mfedit6
Maison de r6forme, Mer-
cer:

Evasion.
Maison de reform e d "On-
tario:

Bris de magasins et vol
Prison de Sandwich, Ont.

Vagabondage.
Prison de Macleod, Alta:

Bigamie.

Moyenne.

In addition to the foregoing there were three cases in which the conditions of tickets of leave were modified, and one
released by the Ontario parole commission.

En outre, il y eut trois cas de modification des conditions de liberation, pluj
d'Ontario de deliberation sur parole.

1 prisonnier relfiche par la commission

0, and 10 lashes— et 10 coups de fouet.

lOd— 17^

260

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table XII. — Ceases in which the Prerogative of Mercy has Vieen exercised
during the year ended the 30th Septemljer, 1919.

Death santencea commuted during the year ended the 30th September, 1919.
SeDtence« de inort commutes durant I'ann^ fjnisaant le 30 aeptembre 1919 .

Crime.

Dateot — Dela.

Age
and

A^e

et
aeie.

Nature of
commutation.

Nature de la
commutation.

By what Court tried.

Sentence.

Commuta-
tion.

Par quelle oour mis en jugement

M.

H.

F.

Murder— Meurtre

Oct.

3, '18

Dec 4, '18

i-

Life imprisonment

Supreme. Melville, Sask.

"

Jan.
Jan

17. '19
,17 19

March 14. '19
April 5. '19

24

27

Emprifwnnement ^ vie, , ,

Twelve years imprison-
ment.

King's Bench— Banc du Roi.
.Montreal. Que. .

Feb

26. '19

May 7. 19'

44

Douce ana de prison

Life imprisonment

King's Bench — Banc du Roi.
Yorkton, Saak.

••

March

24, '19

June 17, '19

23

Emprisonnement ^ vie . . .

Supreme. Lethbridge. Alta.
.\38iie— Assises, Port Arthur,
0.

"

May

15, '19

.\ugust 13, '19

35

Supreme, Moose Jaw, Saak.

June

18. '19

August 20, '19

18

..

King's Bench— Banc du Roi.
Montreal, Que.

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd A. 1920

TABLE XIII

OFFENCES AND RATIOS, 1876-1919.

TABLEAU XIII

DfiLITS ET PROPORTIONS, 1876-1919.

ST A TISTIQUE CRIMIXELLE—1919
SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

263

Table XIII. — Showing the number of convictions by groups of offences from
1876 to 1919 and the ratio of each group to the total convictions, also the
number of convictions per 100,000 of the population.

Tableau XIII. — Montrant le nombre de condamnations par groupes de delits,
depuis 1876 jusqu'a 1919, avee le pourcentage de chaque groupe et la pro-
portion par 100,000 de population.

Criminal Offences — Dalits criminels.

Dalits avec

violence contn

la propri6t6.

Offences against

property
without Wolence.

Dtlits sans
violence contre la
propri^tfe.

1876
1«77
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
I83S.
1886
1887
1888
1889
1390
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907.
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919

Xo.

P.
cent

4.9S9

17-6

5,253

IV -3

5,376

16-3

4.815

16K

5,694

2(1-2

4.353

14 9

4,667

I4-9

4.868

14 ,i

4,288

14-4

5,057

14-9

5,202

15-2

4,902

14-2

4,790

12-7

5.284

13-;

5.093

131

4,788

12./

4,903

13-9

4,689

13-2

4.599

12-7

4.652

12-4

4.544

121

4,418

11-7

4,594

12-0

4.227

1(1-9

4,598

ll-(l

4,698

11-2

4,773

11-0

5,4X0

10-9

5,919

Ul-S

5,694

9-1

6,215

X-S

6.651

S4

7.379

S-3

6.586

7-3

7.793

76

8.352

7-4

9.371

6-4

11.444

6 6

12,136

6 6

10.664

7-0

9.327

7-5

6.852

6 0

7.292

."i-M

7.731

6-0

100. ooa

pop.

943
977
1,195
1.472
1,810
2,234
1.478
1.321
2.0*9

100,000
pop.

2,870
3,316
3,612
3,043
3,018
2,593
2,845
2.58r
3,547
3,157
2,943
2,519
3,44:
3,456
3,267
3,369
3,232
3,574
4 155
4.199
4,104
4,431
4.5M
4.541
4,571
4-441
4,541
4,944
5,295
5.711
6,425

7.771
8,191
9.024
10.626
12.721
14.645
14.269
11.018

100.000
pop.

P

cent

121

0-4

114

0-3

129

0-4

7.i

(1-3

•m.

(1 7

■m

l-(l

106

0-3

128

(1-3

167

0-5

289

0-8

224

0-7

224

0-«

162

(1-4

154

(1-4

164

(1-4

16(1

0-4

173

0-5

ISl

0-5

200

0-6

295

(1-7

301

0-9

4(19

1-0

335

0-9

339

0-9

411

1(1

3H4

0-9

363

(l-X

,5(15

1-0

528

1(1

812

1-3

1,078

l-,i

817

1 (1

l.(W9

1(1

1,;W2

1-5

1,131

1-0

1.194

1 0

I,. MO

1 0

1,724

1 (I

1,952

11

1,.525

l-(l

1,459

1 2

1,271

M

1,390

11

8-151
8,912
9,339
8-168
9,090
7,378
7-791
7,715
8,230
8-725
8.624
7.873
8,619
9,187
8,800
8,600
8,559
8,806
9-4(H
9,608
9,357
9-733
10,063
9,551

9-974
10,090
11.472
12,294
12,873
14.363 20-3
15.046'l9,0
17.314
16.537
18.058
19.547

18-4

■ 17-3
732 15 5
27,361
30,543
28.692
23.282
19,330
21,474
23.501118-1

100. OOO
pop.

247
261
273
309
363
395
362

264

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table XIII.— Showing the number of convictions by groups of offences from
1876 to 1919, and the ratio of each group to the total convictions, also
the number of convictions per 100,000 of the population.

Minor Offences — Petite d^Iite.

Breach of Municipal

Breach of Liquor

IxKise, Idle and

Year.

ActB and By-laws.

la»-8

Drunkenness.

\'agrancy.

Disorderly.

Ano^.

Contravent

ion aui

Infractions

aux lois

Ivress

Vagabondage.

Conduite diriglie.

lois municipalee.

des licences de

boissons.

No.

P.

cent

P.
100,000

No.

P.
cent

P.
100,000

No.

P.
cent

P.
100,000

No

P.

cent

P.
100,000

No.

P.

cent

P

100,000

1876 . ,

3,970

922

1.370

140
30
41

101
23
34

1,483
2.163
1,885

5-3
71

5-7

38
54
46

11,074
11,163
10,952

39-3
36-8
33-2

280
278
269

12,94
1,919
1,738

4-5

33
48
42

1877

6
5

3
3

1878

58

2

I

1879

1.480

5-2

36

1,799

6-3

43

8,691

30-2

209

2-531

8

7

61

1.470

5

1

3«

1880

1,892

6-7

45

1,659

5-9

40

8,488

29-9

200

2,426

8

6

58

1,818

6

4

43

1881

2,563

8-8

59

1,747

6,0

40

9,575

32-8

221

2,082

7

2

48

2,820

9

«

65

1882

2,720

8-7

62

1,672

5-3

38

11,509

36-8

262

1,693

5

4

38

2.391

7

«

55

1883

3,427

10-2

77

2,006

60

45

12,784

38- 1

288

1,795

5

3

40

1,741

5

2

40

1884

1,874

6-3

42

1,935

6-5

43

9,939

33-4

222

2,366

7

9

53

1.254

4

2

28

1885

3,029

8-9

67

2,057

60

45

11,246

330

248

1,879

5

6

41

704

2

0

16

1886

2,905

8-5

63

2,627

7-7

57

11,156

32-6

243

1,935

5

7

42

1.981

5

8

43

1887

3.558

10-3

77

3,735

10-8

80

11,694

33-8

252

1,790

5

2

39

1.748

5

0

38

1888

3,504

9-3

75

3,936

10-4

84

12.807

33-9

273

1,554

4

1

33

2,992

7

9

M

1889

3.418

89

72

3,030

7-8

64

13.841

359

292

1,902

4

9

40

2,172

S

6

48

1890

3.355

8-7

70

2,203

5-7

46

14.045

36-3

293

3,034

7

9

63

1,905

5

0

40

1891

3.803

101

79

2,340

6-2

48

13,026

34 6

269

3.335

8

9

69

1,598

4

2

33

1892

3,421

9-7

70

2,073

6-9

42

11,492

32-5

235

3.223

9

1

66

1,614

4

6

33

1893

3.613

10- 1

73

2,669

7-5

54

11.651

32-7

236

2.961

8

3

60

1.506

4

2

30

1894

3,358

9-3

67

2,143

5-9

43

11.558

320

232

3.371

9

3

68

1,758

4

9

35

1895

3.547

9-4

70

■ 2,174

5-7

43

11.558

20-8

230

3,987

10

6

79

1,586

2

0

32

1896

4.307

11-5

84

1,987

5-3

39

11,295

30-3

222

3,897

10

5

77

1,713

4

6

34

1897

4,408

11-6

86

2,099

5-5

41

10,586

27-9

206

4,221

11

1

82

1,382

3

6

27

1898

4,072

10-7

78

2,178

5-7

42

11,259

29-5

217

3,700

9

6

71

1,788

4

7

34

1899

5,244

13-5

100

2,083

5-4

40

11,090

28-6

211

3,485

9

0

66

1,784

4

7

34

1900

5,227

12-5

98

1,946

4-7

36

12,215

29-3

230

3,321

8

0

62

1,947

4

7

37

1901

5,938

140

110

2,220

6-2

41

12,727

30-4

235

2,353

7

7

60

2,047

4

8

30

1902

6,028

13-9

109

2,366

5-4

43

13,324

30-6

241

2,918

6

7

53

1,969

4

5

38

1903

6,269

12 4

HI

3,031

60

53

16,, 532

32-8

291

3,261

6

5

58

2,296

4

6

40

1904

5,692

10-4

98

3,318

60

57

18,895

34-4

324

3,847

7

0

66

2,429

4

4

42

1905

8,743

14 0

146

3,275

5-2

54

21,621

34-5

361

4,608

7

4

77

2,885

4

6

48

1906

11,032

15-6

179

3,245

4-6

52

25,110

35 4

407

4,319

6

1

70

3,785

5

3

61

1907

11-308

14 3

179

3,498

4 4

55

29,802

37-7

473

5.079

6

4

80

3,692

4

7

59

1908

12,841

14 5

198

3,579

40

55

31.089

35- 1

479

6,648

7

5

102

4,461

5

0

69

1909..

14,918

16-6

223

3,999

4 4

60

31.105

34-6

464

6,529

7

4

97

4,172

4

6

62

1910

20.969

20-4

303

4,665

4 5

67

34,068

33- 1

494

6,086

5

9

88

3,859

3

8

55

1911

18118

16,0

253

4,775

4-2

67

41.379

36-5

578

7,860

6

9

110

5,069

4

5

71

1912

27.712

18-9

377

5,671

3 9

53,271

36-4

725

12,110

8

3

165

5,480

3

7

74

1913

34.183

19-7

454

5,969

3-5

79

60,975

35-2

810

12,240

7

1

163

7,239

4

2

98

1914

33.570

18-3

435

5,871

3-2

76

60,067

32-8

777

15,263

8

3

198

9,063

5

0

117

1915.

31.312

20-5

395

5,452

3-6

69

41,161

26-8

519

11,461

7

5

145

6,435

4

2

81

1916.

28.411

22-9

349

6,248

5 0

32,730

26-5

402

6,634

5

4

81

4,688

3

8

S8

1917

32.718

28-6

391

7,339

6-4

88

27,882

24-4

333

4,406

4

0

53

2,264

2

0

27

1918

38.401

311

447

7,472

61

87

21,026

171

245

3,867

3

1

45

2,614

2

I

30

1919

39,593

30-5

448

7,383

5-7

84

24,217

18-6

275

4,097

31

46

2,496

1-9

28

STATISTIQUE CRlMlNELLE—1919 265

SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOd

Tableau XIII. — Montrant le nombre de eondamnations par groupes de d^lits,
depuis 1876 jusqu'a 1919, avec le pourcentage de chaque groupe et la
proportion par 100,000 de population.

Minor Offences — Petite d61its.

Keeping Bawdy Houses

Miscellaneous

Total

Year

and Inmates Thereof.

Mine

r Offences.

Min

Dr Offences.

Grand Totals.

Ann6c

Tenant et habitant des

Divers petits d^Uts.

Totaht4 des petits dtUts.

Grands totauz.

maisons

de dfeordre.

No

P.
cent.

P.

100,000

No

P.

cent.

P.
100,000.

No.

P.

cent.

P.
100,000.

No.

P.

cent.

p.

100,000.

1876 .

525

1-9

13

1,718

61

43

20.064

711

508

28.215

100

714

1877. .

444

1-5

11

4,777

15-8

119

21,388

70-6

533

30,300

100

755

1878 .

752

2-2

18

6.911

210

170

23,666

71-7

580

33,005

100

809

1879

657

2-3

16

3.958

13-8

95

20.568

71-6

496

28,736

100

693

1880

721

2-6

17

2,165

51

19.119

67-8

454

28.209

100

669

1881^

996

3-4

23

2,064

7-0

48

21.847

74-8

504

29,225

100

674

1882 .

782

2-5

18

2.747

8'8

63

23.514

75- 1

536

31.305

100

714

18S3

929

2-8

21

3.175

9-5

72

25.857

771

583

33.572

100

757

1884

853

2-9

19

3,342

11-2

74

21.563

72-4

481

29.793

100

664

1885,.

1.004

30

22

5.398

15-9

119

25.317

74-4

558

34,042

100

-50

1886

771

17

4.206

12-3

92

25.581

74-8

557

34,205

100

745

1887 ,

529

1-5

11

3,718

10-7

80

26,772

77-3

577

3i,645

100

747

1888

551

1-5

12

3,829

101

82

29,173

77-2

622

37,'792

100

806

1889..

654

1-7

14

4.404

11-4

93

29,421

76-2

621

38.608

100

815

1890..

911

2-4

19

4.453

11-3

93

29,906

77-3

624

38,706

100

808

1891

771

■ 21

16

4.144

110

85

29,017

77-1

599

37,617

100

777

1892

882

2-5

18

4,029

11-4

82

26,734

75-7

547

35.293

100

722

1893

685

1-9

14

3,760

10-6

76

26,847

75-3

544

35.653

100

722

1894..

560

1-6

11

4,013

110

81

26,761

74 0

537

36.165

100

726

1895

738

4-1

15

4,387

11-8

87

27,977

74-4

556

37,585

100

747

1896

671

1-8

13

4,051

10-9

80

27,921

74-9

549

37,278

100

733

1897. .

855

2-3

17

4,694

12-4

91

28,245

74-4

550

37.978

100

739

1898

1,026

2-7

20

4,120

10-8

79

28,143

73-7

541

38.206

100

735

1899

1 .077

2-8

20

4,396

11-3

83

29,159

75-3

554

38.710

100

736

1900

1.436

3-4

27

5,569

13-4

105

31,661

760

595

41.654

100

783

1901

1,107

2-6

20

4.882

11-6

90

32.174

76-3

596

42.148

100

780

1902 .

1.787

41

32

5.054

11-6

91

33,446

76-9

.605

43.536

100

787

1903..

1,799

3-6

32

5,723

11-3

101

38,911

77-2

686

50,383

100

888

1904..

1.984

3-6

34

6,487

11-8

111

42,652

77-6

732

54.946

100

943

1905

2,036

3-2

34

6.518

10-5

109

49,686

79-4

829

62.559

100

1,044

1906.

1. 595

2-2

26

7.454

10-5

121

56.540

79-7

916

70.903

100

1,149

1907..

2.069

2-6

53

8,676

10-9

138

64.124

810

1.017

79.170

100

1,256

1908..

2,998

3-4

46

9.704

110

150

71,320

80-5

1.099

88,634

100

1,365

1909..

2,589

2-8

39

10,103

11-2

151

73.415

81-6

1.096

89.952

100

1,343

1910 .

2.814

2-8

41

12.384

120

179

84.845

82-5

1.227

102.903

100

1,488

1911.

2,743

2-4

38

13.769

12-2

192

93,713

82-7

1.309

113.260

100

1,582

1912.

2,439

1-6

33

17.112

11-7

233

123,795

84-5

1.686

146.527

100

1,995

1913.

4,357

2-5

58

20,814

120

276

145.777

84-2

1.936

173,138

100

2,299

1914 .

4,935

2-7

64

23,723

130

307

152,492

83-3

1.974

183.035

100

2,369

1915. .

5,464

3-6

69

23.078

15-0

291

124,363

81-3

1.569

153.005

100

1.931

1916. .

4,374

3-5

54

17.424

141

214

100,509

Sl-2

1.235

123.791

100

1,521

1917..

4,443

40

53

15,629

13-7

187

94,681

831

1.132

114.011

100

1,363

1918. .

5,620

4-6

65

22,795

18-5

265

101,795

82-6

1.184

123.268

100

1,434

1919..

5,567

4-3

63

23,166

17-8

262

106,519

81-9

1,206

130.019

100

1,472

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table XI\'. — Showing the Number of Convictions and Sentences for the j^ears
1876 to 1919, also the ratio of each class of Sentences to the whole.

Total
convictions.

Totality des
condam nations.

Sentences.

Year.

Committed to Jail.
Emprisonn^s.

Penitentiary.
P^nitencier.

With option of a fine.

Sur option entre la prison
ou Tameode.

With no option.
Sans option.

To two years and under

five.

Deui ans et moins de

cinq.

1876

No.

28,215

30,300

33,005

28,736

28,209

29,225

31,305

33,572

29,793

34,042

34.205

34,645

37,798

38,608

38.706

37,617

35,293

35,653

36,165

37,585

37,278

37,978 •

38,206

38,710

41,654

42,148

43.536

50.383

54,946

62,559

70,903

79,170

88,634

89.952
102.903
113.260
146.527
173,138
183,035
153,055
123,791
114,011
123,269
130,063

No.

19,027
24.474
28,132
22,466
22,782
24,046
26,299
28,286
24,212
28,049
28,735
29,925
31,977
31,986
32,151
30,207
28,000
27,978
27,738
28,849
28,057
27,970
28,125
29,316
31,290
31,820
33,879
39,213
42,588
48,239
55,449
59,377
64,071
65,305
77,113
83,332
107,621
126,861
125,100
101-516
88,676
86,289
92,079
98,984

P. cent.

67-4
80.7
79-2
78-2
80-7
82-3
840
84-2
81-2
82-4
840
86-4
84-6
82-8
83- 1
80-3
79-3
78-5
76-7
76-7
75-3
73-6
73-6
75-7
75- 1
75-5
77-8
77-8
77-5
77- 1
78 2
75 0
72 3
72-6
74-9
73-5
73-4
73-3
68-3
66-3
71-6
75-7
74-7
76- 1

No.

3.491
4,565
5,305
4,687
4,187
3,610
3,391
3,757
3,972
4,287
3,629
3,215
3,916
4,216
3,913
4,305
3,925
4,388
4,557
4,583
5,060
5,235
5,217
4,684
5.202
4.783
4.350
4.545
5,180
5.826
6.342
7.391
8,703
8.030
8,982
10,495
14,870
15,155
1 16,707
13.634
9,171
6.113
7.820
6.804

P. cent.

12-4
15-1
16-1
16-3
14-8
12-3
10-8
11-2
13-3
12-6
10-6
9-3
10-4
10-9
10-1
11-4
11 I
12-3
12-6
12-2
13-6
13-8
13-6
12-1
12-5
11-3
100
9-0
9-4
9-3

8 9

9 3
9 8
8-9
8-7

. 9-3
10- 1
8-7
9-1
8-9
7-4
6-3
6-3
5-2

No.

454

422

537

490

356

304

270

248

267

341

316

249

231

300

284

299

249

274

388.

354

371

426

369

428

378

383

358

431

501

519

622

533

779

844

729

821

931

1.007
967

1.074
799
540
701
978

P. cent.

1877..

1878

1879

1880

1881

1882

1883

1884

1886

1-7
1-3
10
08
0-7
09

1886

0-9

1887

1888

0-7
0-6

1889

1890..

0-7

1891

1892 •

1893

1894

1895

1896 .

0-7
0-8
1-1
0-9
10

1898..

10

1899

1900..
1901,.
1902..
1903..

• 11
0-9
0-9
0-8
0-9
0-9

1905

0 8

0 9

1907

0 7

1908..
1909..
1910..

1911

1912..

0-9
0-9
0-7
0-7
0-6

1913

0-6

1914

0-9

1915

0-7

1916..

0-6

1917

0-5

1918..

0-6

1919

0-7

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Tableau XIV. — Montrant le nombre de condamnations et des sentences pour
les annees 1876 a 1919, ainsi que le pourcentage des differentes classes de
sentence par rapport a la totalite des condamnations.

Sentences.

Penitentiary.

Year.

Sentence suspended.

~

Death.

Committed to
Reformatories.

Bound to keep the Peace,
etc., etc.

_

P&utencier.

.\nn€e.

Envoyfe ^ la prison de

Sentence suspendue.

To five years

and over.

For LUe.

rHorme.

tenu de garder la

—

—

De mort.

paix. etc.

Cinq ass

et plus.

A lie.

No.

P.
cent.

No.

No.

No.

P. cent.

No.

P. cent.

63

0-2

14

161

0-6

1876

94

0-3

l"

4

254

0-8

486'

i

6

1877

106

0-3

7

7

210

0-6

701

2

1

1878

130

0-4

4

14

219

0-7

726

2

5

1879

90

0-3

2

5

143

0 5

644

2

3

1880

81

0-3

1

16

300

10

865

2

9

1881

82

0-2

2

11

346

11

904

2

9

1882

94

0-3

1

11

234

0-7

941

2

8

1883

88

0-3
0-4

11
11

261
159

09
0-5

982
1046

3
3

3
1

1884

148

l"

1885

136

0-4

13

14

153

0-4

1-209

3

5

1886

91

0-3

3

4

167

0-5

991

2

8

.1887

117

0-3

5

9

216

0-6

1,324

3

5

1888

138

0-4

5

8

271

0-7

1,684

4

4

1889

124

0-3

2

8

204

0-5 1

2,018

5

2

1890

199

0-3

2

7

201

0-5

2.477

6

6

1891

111

0-3

4

5

187

0-5

2.812

8

0

1892

137

0-4

1

6

168

0-5

2,701

7

5

1893

173

0-4

9

11

190

0 5

3,099

8

6

1S94

145

0-4

5

236

0-6

3,413

9

1

1895

162

0-4

2

6

205

0-5

3,415

9

2

1896

178

0-5

5

4

177

0-3

3.983

10

5

1897

189

0-5

1

13

231

0-6

4,061

10

6

1898

162

0-4

2

13

252

0-6

3,853

10

0

1899

157

0-4

i

10

256

0-6

4,356

10

5

1900

140

0-3
0-2

6
11

248
243

06
0-6

4,768
4,576

11
10

3
3

1901

116

i"'

1902

172

0-3

1

6

325

0-6

3,690

11

3

1903

156

0-3

14

232

0-4

6,275

11

4

19(M

153

0-2

2'

12

305

0-5

7,503

12

0

1905

180

0-2

5

2

253

0-4

8,050

11

3

1906

204

03

5

8

303

0-4

11,347

14

3

1907

202

0-2

6

15

327

0-4

14,531

16

4

1908

275

0-3

2

18

300

0-3

13.178

16

9

1909

151

0-2

2

21

439

0-4

13.472

15

0

1910

259

0-2

5

17

315

0-3

18,016

.13

9

1911

308

0-2

9

25

433

0 3

22,330

15

3

1912

293

02

3

23

551

0-3

29-245

16

9

1913

241

02

8

27

592

0 3

39,393

21

5

1914

241

0-2

7

34

517

0 3

36.032

23

5

1915

178

01

5

21

568

0-5

24,373

19

7

1916

145

01

1

IS

584

0-5

20.324

17

8

.1917

185

01

4

20

678

0-6

21,782

17

6

1918

229

01

7

28

679

0-5

22.355

17-2 1..

.1919

268

CRIMINAL STATISTICS— 1919

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Table XV. — Showing the number of Pardons and Commutations and Tickets of
Leave granted for the Years 1876 to 1919.

Tableau XV. — Montrant le nombre de pardons et commutations, ainsi que le
nombre de liberations sur parole, accord^s de 1876 k 1919.

Pardooa and Commutations.

Year.
Annie.

Totals.
Totaui.

Released

under ticket

of leave.

Relacb4s sur
parole.

Other
conditional

pardons.

Pardonnis

sous condition

ou sans

condition.

TiekeU of
leave made
unconditional.

Lib^ations

sur parole

accnrdis sans

condition.

Death
sentence :
commuted.

Sentences

de mort

commutes.

86
122
153
117
123
93
105
127
134
99
130
110
147
124
156
119
188
108
159
168
143
163
153
240
302
326
443
412
346
400
463
578
582
711
716
896
1,007
1.118
1.368
1.518
1.244
1.343
1.156
1.453

86
122
153
117
123

93
105
127
134

99
130
110
147
124
156
119
188
108
159
168
143
163
153
240
178
157
196
222
154
181
157
158
186
133
121
114

94
138
175
231

146
200
453
613

1877.

1878. ...

1879

1880.

1881

1882.

1883

1884 .

188S

1886.

1887

1888.

1889

1890.

1892

1893

1894

1895.

1896

1897. ...

1898

1899. . . ...

1900

124
169
347
190
192
219
306
420
396
578
595
782
913
980
1.193
1,287
1.098
1.143
703
840

1901

1902.

1903

1904.

7
5

7
13
18
23
24
31
28
28
62
75
77
46
27
39

1905

1906.

1907

1908

1909

1910

2

1911 .'.

8

1912

8

1913

19

1914

16

13

1916

13

8

1918. . . .•

10

7

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INDEX

270

INDEX

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

INDICTABLE OFFENCES.

Abduction

Abortion and attempt to procure abortion

Adultery

Arson

Assault, aggravated

Assault and battery

Assault and obstructing peace o£Scer

Assault and robbery

Assault, indecent

Assault on females

Bigamy

Bringing stolen goods into Canada

Burglary, house and shopbreaking

Carnal knowledge

Carrying unlawful weapons

Concealing birth of infants

Conspiracy

Desertion and cruelty to children

Embezzlement

Endangering railway passengers

False pretences

Feloniously receiving and in possession of stolen property

Forcible entrj' , j ....».■.. .'.

Forgery and uttering forged documents '.,.:...(... ;^- '..•.. .jt

Fraud and conspiracy to defraud ! .'. . i . . ,'

Gambling and lottery Acts, offences against

Horse, cattle and sheep stealing

Incest

Indecent exposure and other offences against public morals

Keeping bawdy houses and inmates thereof

Libel

Malicious injury to horses, cattle and other viliul damage to property.

Manslaughter

Murder

Murder, attempt to commit

Perjury- and subornation of perjury

Prison breach, escape and attempt to escape from prison

Procuration

Rape

Rape, attempt to commit

Refusing or neglecting to support family

Revenue laws, offences against

Riot and affray

Robbery and demanding with menaces

Robbery, highway ■

Sedition

Seduction

Shooting, stabbing, wounding

Sodomy and bestiality

Suicide, attempt to commit '

Theft

Theft from the person

Theft of registered letters and other mail matters

Various offences against the person

Various misdemeanours

Warehouse and freight car breaking

Table I.

Table III

Page.

Page.

20

116

6

114

12

116

70

130

24

120

30

120

28

120

48

124

14

118

18

118

10

116

50

126

42

124

8

116

86

134

6

114

88

134

20

116

50

126

34

122

50

126

54

126

90

134

76

130-

56

126

90

134

60

128

12

116

84

132

98

136

22

120

70

130

4

114

2

114

2

114

84

132

92

134

38

122

6

116

8

116

36

122

94

136

96

136

46

124

46

124

80

132

12

118

22

120

82

132

80

132

60

128

66

128

68

128

38

122

100

136

48

124

INDEX

271

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d6lits justiciables d'un jury

Agression avee voies de fait

Adultcre

Attentat a la pudeur

Avortement et tentative d'avortement

Bigamie

Bris d'entrepdts et de wagons de fret

Commerce charnel avec une fille en bas &ge

Conspiration

Dalits contre le revenu de I'Etat

Desertion et cruaut^ envers les enfants

Detournement .■,n/..-....i|.,ij.'.

Divers dMits

Dommages malicieux aux chevaux, bestiaux, etc

Effets vol^s apport^s au Canada

Embauchage immoral

Emeute et rixe

Enlevement

Eiposant au p^ril les voyageurs sur les chemins de fer

Exposition indfcente et autres dfelits contre la morale publique

Faux et Amission de faux documents

Faux pretextes

Fraude et conspiration de fraude

Homicide non prim^ditfe

Incendie

Inceste

Infractions aux lois dMendant le jeu et les loteries

Infractions aux lois des prisons, Evasion, tentative et aide d'^vasion.,

Libelle

Meurtre

Meurtre, tentative de

Outrages divers contre la personne

Parjure et subornation de parjure

Port d'armes illegal

Recel et en possession d'objets voles

Refus de pour\-oir aux besoins de la famille

Seduction

Sedition

Sodomie et bestiality

Suicide, tentative de

Suppression d'enlants

Tenant et habitant des maisons de d^sordre

Usage d'armes avec intention criminelle

Viol

Viol, tentative de

Violation de propri^te

Voies de fait et faisant obstacle a un officier de la paix

Voies de fait et vol

Voies de fait graves et lesions corporelles

Voies de fait sur femmes

Vol simple

Vol avec effraction, bris de maisons et de magasins

Vol de chevaux, b^tail et moutons

Vol de grand chemin

Vol de lettres recommandees et autres matieres postales

Vol et demandes avec menaces

Vol sur la personne

Me I.

Table III.

'age.

Page.

30

120

12

116

14

118

6

114

10

116

48

124

8

116

88

134

94

136

20

116

50

126

100

136

70

130

50

126

38

122

96

136

20

116

34

122

84

132

76

130

50

126

56

126

4

118

70

130

12

116

90

134

92

134

22

120

2

114

2

114

38

122

84

132

86

134

54

126

36

122

12

118

80

132

82

132

80

132

6

114

98

136

22

120

6

116

8

116

90

134

28

120

48

124

24

120

18

118

60

128

42

124

60

128

46

124

68

128

46

124

66

128

272 I N D E X .

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

SUMMARY CONVICTIONS BY DISTRICTS.

Paoe

Alberta, totals of — totaux de 1' 229

Algoma, Ont 175

Antigonish. N.S. — N.-E 150

Arthabaska, Que 164

Athabaska. Alta ;.... 211

Atlin. B.C.— Col.-B : 217

Bassano, Alta 211

Battleford. Sask 202

Beauce, Que 164

Beauharnois, Que •. . 165

Bedford, Que 165

Brant, Ont 175

British Columbia, totals of — Colombie-Britannique, totaux de la 230

Bruce, Ont • 176

Canada, totals of — totaux du 832

Calgary, Alta 812

Cannington, Sask 202

Cape Breton, N.S.— N.-E 150

Cariboo. B.C.— Col.-B 217

Carleton, N.B 158

Carleton, Ont 176

Charlotte, N.B 158

Chicoutimi. Que IM

Colchester, N.S.— N.-E 151

Cumberland, N.S.— N.-E 151

-Dauphin, Man 199

Digby, N.S.— N.-E 152

Duflerin. Ont 177

Edmonton, Alta 212

Elgin, Ont 177

Essex, Ont 178

Estevan. Sask 203

Frontenac, Ont 178

Gasp^, Que 166

Gloucester, N.B 159

Grey, Ont 179

Guysborough, N.S.— N.-E 152

Haldimand, Ont 179

Halifax, N.S.— N.-E 1S3

Halton. Ont 180

Hants. N.S.— N.-E 1S3

Hastings, Ont 180

Humboldt. Sask 203

Huron, Ont 281

Iberville, Que 167

Joliette, Que 167

Kamouraska, Que 168

Kenora. Ont 181

Kent, N.B 159

Kent, Ont 182

Kerr Robert. Sask 204

Kindersley , Sask 204

King's. N.B '. 160

King's, N.S.— N.-E 154

King's. P.E.I.— I. du P.-E 148

Kootenay. B.C.— Col.-B 218

Lambton, Ont 182

Lanark. Ont 183

INDEX. 273
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COND.\MX.\TIONS SOMM.URES PAR DI.STRICTS.

P.\GE.

Leeds and Grenville, Ont 183

Lennox and Addington, Ont 184

Lethbridge, .Mta 21.3

Lincoln, Ont , 184

Lunenburg, N.S.— N.-E _^ 154

Macleod, Alta ." T 213

Madawaska, N.B 160

Manitoba, Central — Centre 199

Manitoba, Eastern— Est 200

Manitoba, Northern— Nord 200

Manitoba, Southern — Sud 201

.Manitoba, Western — Ouest '. , 201

.Manitoba, totals of — totaux du 227

Manitoulin, Ont 185

Medicine, Hat, Alta 214

Melville, Sask 205

Middlesex, Ont 185

Montmagny, Que 168

Montreal, Que .' 169

Moose Jaw, Sask 205

Moosomin, Sask -. 206

Muskoka, Ont 186

Nanaimo, B.C.— Col.-B 218

New Brunswick, totals of — Nouveau-Brunswick, totaux du 224

Nipissing, Ont 186

Norfolk, Ont 187

Northumberland, N.B 161

Northumberland and Durham, Ont 287

Nova Scotia, totals of — Nouvelle-Ecosse, totaux de la 223

Ontario 188

Ontario, totals of — totaux de 1' 226

Ottawa, Que 169

Oxford, Ont 188

Parry Sound, Ont 189

Peel, Ont 189

Peace River, .\lta 214

Perth, Ont 190

Peterborough, Ont 190

Pictou, N.S.— N.-E 155

Pontiac, Que 170

Prescott and Russell, Ont 191

Prince Albert, Sask 206

Prince Edward Island, totals of — lie du Prince-Edouard, totaux de 1' 222

Prii.ce Edward, Ont : 191

Prince, P.E.I.— I. iu P.-E 148

Quebec, Que 170

Quebec, totals of — totaux de 225

Queen's, N.S.— N.-E 155

Queen's, P.E.I.— I. du P.-E 149

Rainy River, Ont 192

Red Deer, Alta 215

Regina, Sask ^ 207

Renfrew, Ont 192

Restigouche, N.B 161

Richelieu, Que , .^ ;. . . 171

Richmond, N.S.— N.-E ; 156

Rimouski, Que 171

Rober%'al, Que 172

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274 INDEX.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

SUMMARY CONVICTIONS BY DISTRICTS.

Page.

Saguenay, Que 172

Saskatchewan, totals of — totaux dc la 228

Saskatoon, Saslc 207

Scott, Sask , 208

St. Francis. Que 173

St. Hyacinthc, Que •. 173

St. John, N.B 162

Sholburne, N.S.— N.-E 156

Simcoe, Ont > 193

Stettler, Alta 215

Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, Ont ■ 193

Sudbury, Ont 194

Swift Current, Sask 208

Taber, Alta 216

Temiskaming, Ont 194

Terrebonne. Que 174

Trois-Rivieres, Qufe 174

Thunder Bay. Ont 195

Vancouver, B.C.— Col.-B 219

Victoria, B.C.— Col.-B 219

Victoria, N.S.— N.-E ^ 157

Victoria, Ont ^ 195 .

Waterloo, Ont ^ 196

Welland. Ont 196

Wellington, Ont 197

Wentworth, Ont 197

Westminster. B.C.— Col.-B 220

Westmorland, N.B... , 162

Wetaskiwin, Alta 216

Weyburn, Sask 209

Wynyard, Sask 209

Y'ale, B.C.— Col.-B 220

Yarmouth, N.S.— N.-E 157

York, N.B '. .' 163

York, Ont ; : , 198

Y'orkton, Sask .~. 210

Yukon 231

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REPORTS, RETURNS AND STATISTICS

OF THE

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, ELECTRICITY AND GAS
BRANCHES

or THE

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE

FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH

1919

PRINTED BY ORDER OF PARLIAMEXT

OTTAWA

J. DE LABROQUERIE TACHfi,

PRIXTER TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY,

1919

[No. lOe-1920.]

'•0 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOe

REPORT

Inspection of Weights and Measures, Electricity and Gas

To the Right Honourable

The Minister of Trade and Commerce.

Sir, — I have the honour to submit the annual report on the Inspection
of Weights and Measures, Electricity and Gas; also statements in connection
therewith for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1919.

F. C. T. O'HARA,

Deputy Minister.

The Department of Trade and Commerce,
Ottawa, September 15, 1919.

Mr. E. 0. Way, Chief Inspector of Weights and Measures, reports as follows:—

Owing to its close association with industry and commerce, the Weights
and Measures Inspection Service has felt and shows the effects of the war,
particularly for the strenuous period of the last year covered by this report.
Many business jilaces have been closed, and the output of home scale manu-
facture, as well as importations of the same, had fallen off considerably, thus
reducing the amount of fees collected. At the same time, notwithstanding
numerous increases in salary and the increasing cost of travelling, hotel expenses,
cartage and freight on standards, etc., the normal expenses of the service show
an actual reduction of $7,001.39 over last year. A contributing factor to
this satisfactory showing has been the elimination of several superfluous officers
and part-time men, which has resulted in some economy and greater efficiency
in every sense of the word. The revenue collected for the year amounts to
$136,497.80 as against $141,389.40 collected last year, showing a decrease of
$4,891.60.

The total expenditures amount to $229,885.89 as against $211,060.39
last year, showing an increase of $18,825.50, but this total includes the special
war bonuses to the sum of $25,826.89. Deducting this sum, the normal expen-
diture amounts to $204,059, which is $7,001.39 less than last year.

Appendix A gives a summary statement of the receipts and expenditures
by divisions.

Gradually is this Weights and Measures Inspection Service coming into
its own. Gradually are the public and the merchants beginning to realize
the importance and significance of accurate scales and measures, inasmuch
as the one purchase all their needs by weight and measure, whilst the success
or failure of the other is in the " balance " of his scales. Weights and measures
are the counterpart of the currency. Both must be fine and true. Just as
neither purchaser nor seller will short change one or two cents, so is it become

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DEl'ARTMnXT OF TRAItE .l.VO COMMERCE

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

equally inii)ortant that neither give nor receive short weight or measure —
for one-half ounce of butter at 60 cents per pound is the equivalent of 2 cents.
This phase of weights and measures — the short-weight question — with current
high prices and the enormous development of package goods, has almost super-
seded in importance the actual inspection and accuracy of the mechanical
appliances used in trade, for incorrect or dishonest weight can be given even
over a correct and duly inspected scale.

In this connection the year 1918-19 has been a notable one for the Weights
and Measures Service of Canada. First by its transfer by Order in Council
(Jime 3, 1918) from the Department of Inland Revenue to the Department
of Trade and Commerce, where it more properly belongs, and secondly by the
enactment of an amendment to the Weights and Measures Act last session,
making the gi%'ing of short weight, measure, or count a statutory- offence, and
liable to a penalty of S25 for the first offence and to SlOO for the second offence.
This completes an inspector's authority because he can now see that the scales
and measures, etc., used in trade are correct and just, and also that they are
used correctly and correct weight given. Lacking the above statutory power,
short weight could only be dealt with under the common law or Criminal Code,
an indirect and most unsatisfactory' proceeding.

Another important amendment requires all weights and measures to be
inspected once a year instead of everj- two j'ears, and establishes the principle
of examination for officers before appointment.

The transfer of this service to Trade and Commerce has the material
advantage of throwing the Inspection and Sale Act and the Weights and
Measures Act, which are to a great extent complement arj', into close association
and under the direction of one department. The former Act establishes stan-
dards of weight and measure for staple commodities, and also deals with package
goods and their net-weight marking. The field inspectors of weights and
measures on their scale inspection itineraries, are therefore available to see
that the packers, etc., are packing correct weight, and have taken up this work
■with marked success — for a good deal of short weight, and some overages have
been found and reported to the principals. These activities will quicklj' put
a stop to carelessness in the commercial weighing departments to the material
benefit of the public, for trifling shortages amount to a very great deal in the
aggregate, and have the direct result of increasing prices. For example, one-
half ounce short on butter at 60 cents per pound raises the price to 62 cents —
the shortage of one-quarter ounce on 1 pound of sugar means a loss to the public
of 15,625 pounds on one million pounds, or at 12 cents per pound the loss of
§1,875.

The following is a summary of the machines, etc., inspected during the
year, of which detailed statement will be found in appendices B, etc.: —

SUMMARY.

Rejected.

Percentage

of
Rejections.

Weights (Dom.)

Measures of capacity (Dom.)

" " milk cans

Babcoek glassware (pipettes, etc.)

Measures of length

Weighing machines

Measuring devices

Metric weights and measures

" " scales

59,703

98,282

77,825

31,837

7,752

102.914

8,901

791

333

388,338

59.238
98,261
77,794
31,453
7,737
98.701
8,633
791
309

465
21
31

384

15

4,213

0-78
002
003
1-20
0 19
408
3 01

7 02

WEIGHTS AXn MEASURES ^ 5

SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOe

The percentage of rejections is small and does not correctly represent the
situation because the inspectors rectify all the weights they find incorrect and
adjust a large number of scales and measuring machines wherever possible,
otherwise the expense for trifling repairs and adjustments, to scale owners
away from industrial centres, would be excessive.

During the year sixty seizures have been made and eight prosecutions,
five of which resulted in conviction and fines. In fifty-two cases they were
closed with the confiscation of the machines, a good many of them being
ignorantly in use when quite incorrect and unfit for repair.

Under the Milk Test Act, 31,837 pieces of Babcock glassware, used in the
dairy industry for making butter-fat tests, have been verified and stamped
in the Weights and JNIeasures Standards Branch itself, producing a revenue of
$1,573.10 — practically the same as last year.

THE METRIC SYSTEM.

This stupendous question is still the subject of active propaganda on the
part of the " pros " and the " antis." An organization in San Francisco has
flooded the American continent with a pro-metric pamphlet more enthusiastic
than truthful, requesting its readers to write their Government demanding the
compulsorj- introduction of the meter-liter-gram system. To date the depart-
ment has not received one such written demand from any single manufacturer
or commercial house. To-day any production facility is quickly adopted.
The motor car and delivery truck have replaced the horse because of their
indisputable advantages. Why then, it may be asked, has not the metric
system likewise ousted the English system if it has and embodies the advantages
which its sponsers claim for it? One reason is that many advocates are theorists
and confound the words " decimal " and " metric " — thinking we cannot enjoy
the former without the latter, whereas the practical man soon learns that the
adoption of the metric sj^stem means the introduction of an entirely new unit
and an entirety new set of drawings, gauges, templates, tools, etc., because
there is no relation between standard English and metric sizes. For instance: —

I inch = 19 05 min.

f " = 22-05 "

1 " = 25-40 "

U " = 27-575 "

There is therefore practical^ no conversion. The same applies to measures
of capacity for — ~

1 quart = 1 - 1365 litres.

1 gallon = 4 - 5460 "

1 bushel = 36-3680 "

The bushel is the most important unit by virtue of its relation to grain
standards and prices, etc. There is no equivalent in the metric system, so
that an entirely new system of grain standards, and for vegetables, would have
to be introduced, for — -

1 bushel = 8 gallons.

1 decalitre = 2-1998 "
1 hectolitre = 21 • 9975 "

from which the nearest equivalent to the bushel is seen to be 4 decalitres, which
is twice the double decalitre and smaller than a demi-hectolitre.

6 DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

The finding of the Special Committee of the English Government on " Com-
mercial and Industrial Policy after the War " (1918) must in this connection
be given due respect.

Inter alia, this report says: —

" It is admitted that the demand for spare parts, replacements, etc., would make it necessary
to continue manufacture, for the homo markets alone, on our existing system side by side with the
new, for a very long period: in such cases as railway locomotives perhaps for a generation.

" We are not satisfied by any evidence which has been brought before us that trade has actually
been lost to this country owing to the tact that the use of the metric system is not compulsor>'. . . "

" Our weights and measures are capable of detailed improvements . . . but we are not
convinced that the metric system is upon the whole even tlieoreticallj* superior to the Hriti.sh sj'stem,
and wo are not satisfied that the practical objections to the proposed change are such as decisively
to outweigh any advantages which are claimed for it."

In this connection it must be noted that whilst there are some thirty-four
countries claimed as using the metric system, the majority of these are of small
account industrially. In other words such cities as London, Manchester,
Sheffield, Liverpool, Glasgow Belfast, or New York, Chicago, Philadelphia,
and Pittsburg have more population and infinitely more industrial development
and production than such entire countries as Serbia, Siam, Montenegro, Uruguay,
Equador, Bolivia, or even Chili, Peru, Bulgaria, or Greece. Any change there-
fore must be most carefully considered and the enthusiasm for uniformity
tempered by the actual needs of, and the effects upon, established British
American industry.

Mr. Ormond Higman, Chief Engineer, reports as follows on the work
done under the provisions of the Electricity Inspection Act, the Gas Inspection
Act, and the Electricity and Fluid Exportation Act.

During the progress of the war the inspection work of these services de-
creased very materially, due mainly to the difficulty experienced by the electric
and gas companies in procuring the necessary help to handle the meters. Since
hostilities ceased and help became available there has been a very decided
increase in the number of meters presented for verification.

The nimiber of meters tested during the fiscal year 1918-19 is as follows: —

Electricity meters 140, 336

Gas meters 73,324

Total 213, 660

These figures, compared with the previous year, show a decrease in gas
meters tested of 1,842, and an increase in electricity meters of 12,943.

The revenue collected from these services for the fiscal year just closed
is as follows: —

Electricity inspection $ 87,421 25

Gas inspection 55,701 45

Total J143, 122 70

Compared with the fiscal year 1917-18 these figures show an increase of
$7,900.90 for electricity and a decrease of $617.60 for gas.

The expenditures for the fiscal year 1918-19 for the combined services
amount to $111,590.96, being an increase as compared with the previous
year of $95.42.

While the above figures show an apparent surplus of revenue over expen-
diture of $40,267.12 on the year's operations, it should not be overlooked that
the salaries of laboratory and administrative services at Ottawa are at present
paid out of the Civil Government vote and do not appear under the head of
service expenditures.

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES 7

SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOe

Taking into account the fact that increases in salaries have been granted
to the somewhat underpaid staff of inspectors and their assistants, and the
further fact that some expenditures will of necessitj' have to be made on main-
tenance of equipment, which have been largely withheld during the war, it is
estimated that the revenue and expenditure for the fiscal year ending March
31, 1920, will about balance.

The standardizing laboratories at Ottawa and Vancouver have continued
the work of periodically checking the secondarj' or inspectional standards,
thus ensuring accuracy in the work of our inspectors. In addition to this the
Ottawa laboratory, in spite of 50 per cent of its staff being overseas, has con-
ducted a large number of electrical tests for the War Purchasing Board, the
Wireless Branch of the Marine Department, and the Department of Public
Works. The equipment of the electric and gas standards laboratory at Winnipeg
is now proceeding and, it is expected, will be ready for work during the ensuing
summer.

The checking of our primary electrical standards with the Bureau of
Standards primaries at Washington should receive attention at an early date.
Such international checking is most desirable in order that accuracy be main-
tained.

The details of operations under the various Acts administered by this
branch are set out in the accompanying appendices to the report.

10 GEORGE V

SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOe

APPENDIX A.

Statement of Weights and ]\Ieasurcs Expenditures and Revenues.

Inspection

Inspectors.

Expenditures.

Revenues.

Division.

Salaries.

Special
Assist,
ance.

Rent.

Travel-
ling
E.\penses

Sundries.

Total.

BeUevilIe

Hamilton

Kingston

London

Ottawa

F. D. Diamond..
J. C. Sealev. ...
T- Gallagher....
A. A. Luton . . ,
E. H. Hinchev..
.1. J. McConvey.

Ontario

A- A" Bernard. . .

Chs. E. Roy

O. C. Delorme. . .

J. A. Desilets. . .

Quebec

Jas. Barry

Wm. O'Brien . . .
W. M. Dustan. . .

Nova Scotia.

Edw. Davy

R. McKay

D. .1. McLean...
Chs. W. Johnston

Saskatchewan

G. D. Fyfe

J. C. McDougall.

Alberta....

Thos. Parker

A. H. Dutton...

B. Columbia.

S cts.

4.266 44
6,085 17
3, 199 92
6.8,33 08
15.110 20
8,266 36

43,761 17

S cts.

26 00
951 70

"i92'48
GOO 00

3 cts.
572 00

3 cts.

1,250 41
1,867 09
.331 35
3,460 88
3,794 02
1,902 03

12,605 78

3 cts.

219 67
169 55
49 53
214 87
151 39
174 11

$ cte.

6,334 52
9.073 51
3.580 80
10,701 31
19,655 61
10,312 50

$ cts.

2,416 16
9,269 06
961 00
11,726 70
10.553 85
15,152 70

1,770 18

572 00

979 12

59,688 25

50,079 45

Montreal

Quebec

Sherbrooke . .
St. Hyacinthe.
Three Rivers..

13,091 2o
8,449 72
3,183 23
333 33
4,133 24

2,091 52
2,531 76

822 21
15 00
666 60

2,000 00
400 00
500 00

3,149 14
3,098 43
2,080 64
400 91
1,725 03

534 00
24S 09
74 18
21 05
160 86

20,865 91
14.728 00

6,660 26
770 29

6,685 73

12,485 30
6,182 75
5.299 95
936 65
2,905 45

29, 190 77

6, 127 OS

2,900 00

10,454 15

1,038 18

49,710 19

27,810 10

St. John, N.B.

5,349 96

1,069 88

147 08

7.766 62

3,587 55

Halifax

Pictou

1,874 92
3,399 84

5,274 76

923 60
48 00

670 70
844 13

214 03
164 Oi

3,686 25
4, 455 98

1,338 50
1.909 05

974 60

1,B14 83

378 04

8,142 23

3,247 56

Charlottetown,
P.E.I

1,199 92

10,433 00

7,966 36
6,299 74

726 64

116 95

6,597 01

11 10

2,054 61

330 35

Winnipeg, Man

1,299 96

206 09

18,536 06

15,010 00

Regina.. ... .

Saskatoon . ...

'21600

6,607 75
6,083 53

255 45
144 27

14,829 56
13,624 20

10,851 00
10,748 80

14,266 10

886 66

210 00

12,691 28

399 72

28,453 76

21,599 85

Calgary

Edmonton

4,514 38
1,483 27

5.997 65

128 33
637 07

600 66

2,761 80
2,803 05

260 31
127 16

7,664 82
5.650 55

4.832 45
5.031 75

765 40

600 00

5,564 85

387 47

13.315 37

9,864 20

Nelson

Vancouver

2,149 92
1,470 76

22 50
847 92

180 00

1,565 33
309 22

113 10
595 76

4,030 85
3,223 66

959 05
2, 453 10

Dawson, Yukon

3,620 68
249 99

870 42

180 00

1,874 55

708 86

7,254 51
249 99

3.412 15

Insn. of Elevator
Scales

676 m
499 92

331 40
36 70

■ "'^o'so

1,007 43
536 62
70 39

Chief Inspector

.r. G. White

Total

120,519 95

12.120 99

5,761 96

.52,857 08

4,326 05

195,586 03

134,941 20

WEIGHTS AND ilEASVRES

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 10e

Statement of Weights and Measures Expenditures and Revenues — Concluded.

Inspection

Inspectors.

Expenditures.

Revenues .

Division.

Salaries.

Special
Assist-
ance.

? cts.

Rent.
5 cts.

Travel-

ing
Expenses

S cts.

.Sundries.
S cts.

Total.

S cts.

S cts.

S cts.
1,573 10

General Contin-

1,198 96

1,312 92

710 10

5,017 74

15,487 64
10,339 25

233 25

1,198 96

1,312 92

710 10

5,017 74

15,487 64
10,339 25

2a3 25

Proviaional Al-
lowance ....

Bonus Vote Xo.
410

Intern ational
Bureau of
Weights and

Fees

120,519 95

12,120 99

5,761 96

52,857 08

38,625 91

229,885 89

136,514 30

^

16 50

136,497 80

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APPENDIX C.

Return showing the Number of Measures of Capacity, Lineal ^Measures and
Miscellaneous Verified in each Province.

Measures of Capacity.

Measurir
Devices

g

Lineal
Measures.

Miscellaneous .

Provinces

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52,836
9,870
2,368

3,764
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403
450
21
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1,263
597
71

1

46

5

4,087
2,485

38

146

27,906
3,677
1,375

36

10

20

6,056
639
25
54

7,7.13
1,708
3,279

7

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456
39
50

1

14
6

41

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2

8

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1

54

5

38

146

10

Totals

98,263

77,794

8,579

7,591

8

Return showing the Number of Measures of Capacity, Lineal Measures and
^liscellaneous Rejected in each Province.

Measures of Capacity.

Measuring
Devices.

Lineal
Measures.

Miscellan-
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Provinces.

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3
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16

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Saskatchewan . .

1

2
3

Alberta

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—

1

3

Totals

19

31

267

15

3

Return showing the Number of Measures of Capacity, Lineal Measures and
Miscellaneous Submitted in each Province.

Measures of Capacity.

Measuring
Devices,

Lineal
Measures.

Miscellaneous.

Provinces.

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27.906
3,677
1,391

6,056
639
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1

52,867
9,870
2,368

3,806
1,153
408
450
21
967
1.341
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1

47

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4,090

2.497

17

36

Quebec

Nova Scotia

11

20

Prince Edward Island

1

7,733
1,708
3,279

Manitoba

7

421
456
39
50

Saskatchewan

Alberta

British Columbia

2
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44

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5

38

146

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98,282

77.825

8,846

7,606

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1,499 35
8,149 30
5,653 90
3,2U6 65
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APPEN

Coiil and Water Gas Companies

Barrie, Ont . . .
Belleville, Ont.

Brandon, Man

Brockville, Ont

Cobourg, Ont

Cornwall, Ont

Deseront'*, Ont

Guelph, Ont

Halifax. N.S

Hamilton, Ont

Kingston, Ont

Kitchener, Ont

London, Ont

Montreal, P.Q

Nanaimo, B. C

Napanee, Ont

Nelson. B.C

New Westminster, B.C.

Oshawa, Ont

Ottawa, Ont

Owen Sound, Ont. ..

Peterboro, Ont

Port Hoije, Ont .

Quebec, Que

St. Hyaointhe, P.Q.

St. .Tohn, N.B

St. Thoma.s, Ont

Sherbrooke, P.Q....

Sorel, P.Q

Stratford, Ont

Toronto, Ont

Vancouver, B.C . .

Victoria, B.C.

Waterloo, Ont . .
Winnipeg, Man .

Company.

Barrie Gas Co

Corporation of Belleville.

C. W. G

C. & C. W. G.

Brandon Gas & Power Co,

Corporation of Brockville

Hydro-El. Pr. Comm

Stonnont El. L. & P. Co

Corporation of Deseronto

Board of L. & H. Com

Nova Scotia Tramway 4 P. Co.

United tias & Fuel Co

Corporation of Kingston

Corporation of Kitchener

City Gas Co

Montreal L. H. & P. Con.s

Nanaimo. Gas & Power Co

Hydro-El. Pr. Comm

Corporation of Nelson . .

New Westminster Gas Co. . . .

Hydro-El. Pr. Comm

Ottawa Gas Co

Public Utilities Comm

Hydro-El. Pr. Comm

Port Hope Gas Co

Quebec Ry. L. & P. Co

St. Hyacinthe Gas & El. Co. .
New Brunswick, P. Co. . . .
Corporation of St. Thomas. . .
Corporation of Sherbrooke.

Corporation of Sorel

Stratford Gas Co

Consumers Gas Co.

Coal

C. W. G

Coal .

C. W. G

C. W. G ...
C. & C. W. G.

Coal

C. &C. W.. .

C. W. G

C. &C. W....

c. &c,w.. .
c. &c. w....

Coal

Coal

Coal

Coal

C. W. G

Coal

C. &C, W. G.

C. W. G

Coal

C. W. G

C. W. G

Coal

Coal

C. W. G

Coal

C. S; C. W. G.
C. & C. W. (}.

Vancouver Gas Co C. & C. W. G.

Victoria Ga.s Co .

Corporation of Waterloo.
Winnipeg El. Ry. Co. . . .

C. W. G

C. & C. W. G.

No of
Meters.

67G

1,521

931

1,800

41!t

410

117

3,382

1,717

922

3,320

3, -IBS

10,935

115,078

None,

3S8

554

344

1,384

16,070

1,941

2,433

401

6,514

4(»

1,629

3,550

1,500

250

1,37S

113,023

15,657

809
19,841

Sulphureted
(No trace

Number of
Prescribed.

Testing

48

24

24

24

96

48

24

96

96
304
304

24

24

24

24

48
300

48

144
24

48
%

Testing

305
303

24

305

GAS INSPECTION

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 10e

DIX E.

Registered and Gas Tests made.

HydroRen.

Calorimetric Tests

permitted).

(Standard : 520 British Thermal Units per cu.

t.).

Tests.

Times

Number of Tests.

B. T.

U. Values Found.

Readings

found
present.

belon'
Standard .

Made.

Pre.scribed.

Made.

Highest.

Lowest.

Average.

24

.-,

24

24

626

542

583 ■

None.

48

i

48

73

551

462

521

506. 489, 502, 494,
513,462,507,518,
507, 508, 509, 508,
519, 510, 518, 518,
516, 509.

apparatus

not yet ins

tailed.

48

None.

48

48

63G

521

568

None.

24

2

24

24

643

S38

589

„

24

2

24

24

618

520

554

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24

11

21

24

817

534

674

96

None.

96

96

597

528

562

„

48

48

48

591

522

558

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24

24

24

539

522

.*27

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96

"ll

96

96

785

504

621

504

96

None.

96

96

607

520

531

None.

304

„

304

304

605

521

557

304

,,

303

303

528

520

520

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20

24

20

611

519

5(i5

519

24

24

24

601 -

488

563

468

8

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24

8

532

441

505

483. 441, 485

24

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24

24

668

561

608

None.

47

23

48

49

636

498

559

498, 503 ■

300

None.

300

300

554

508

536

508

48

3

48

48

596

501

542

511, 510, 517, 501,
507, 511

96

13

96

96

578

516

549

516, 517

24

None.

24

24

669

597

630

None.

144

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144

144

595

522

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24

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24

24

574

520

531

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48

„

48

48

613

5.56

592

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96

3

96

96

638

508

567

508, 509

45

None.

48

45

578

504

539

504, 510, 511, 514

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not yet ins

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48

None .

48

48

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481

585

517, 481

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305

305

563

520

533

None.

303

303

303

582

506

534

510, 514, 516, 512,
519- 515, 515, 506,
518, 516, 519, 518

94

None.

96

90

572

439

528

518. 510. 496, 474,

469, 468, 471, 472,

939,484,514,517,

495

24

None .

24

24

615

522

549

506, 518, 513, 499,

299

20

305

299

573

499

535

519,518,514,519,
505, 509, 509, 503,
519, 515, 513 .

ORMOND HIG:MAX,

Chief Engineer.

lOe— 2

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AXD COMMERCE

10 UEORGE V, A. 1920

APPENDIX F.

Statement of Gas Meters Tested.

Verified as
Correct.

Within Legal Limits.

Rejected.

District.

Not Over
2% Fast.

Not Over
3% Slow.

Over

2% Fast.

Over
3% Slow.

Total.

Belleville

Calgary

Halifax

Hamilton

563

103

101

3,001

1,900

5,065

1,084

395

5

707

263

11, 90-^

827

167

1,245

27,328

413

34

10

860

1 , 1«5

4,158

56G

56

9

100

sot

1.776
840
225
554

11,069

1,500

1,992

41

3,818

4,2.39

8,437

2,145

300

9

.S23

195

8,576

1,227

155

867

33,824

62
18

33
14

2.571

2.161

155

7,679

39
223

8

52
182

1

7,395

Montreal

Ottawa

Quebec . ...

18,065

3,804

751

1
1

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St. Jolin

2
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4"

1.133
761

20S
4
1
13

578

22, 697

Vancouver.

2,898
548

Winnipeg

2,683

Totals

525

73,324

GAS lySPECTIOX

19

SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOe

APPENDIX G.

Statement of Natural Gas Companies Registered.

Aylmer, Ont

Belmont, Ont

Blenheim, Ont

Bowness, Alta

Brantf ord, Ont

Bridgeburg, Ont

Brooks, Alta

Caledonia, Ont

Calgary, Alta

Castor, Alta

Cayuga, Ont

Chatham, Ont

Claresholm, Alta

Delhi, Ont

Dorchester, Ont

Dresden, Ont ...

Dundas, Ont

Dimnville, Ont

Dutton, Ont

Fenwick, Ont

Fingal, Ont

Ford City, Ont

Fort Erie, Ont

Gait, Ont

Granum, Alta

Haldimand County, Ont

Hamilton, Ont

Hamilton, Ont

Hagerville, Ont

Hiehgate, Ont

Hillsboro, N. B

Humberstone, Ont

Ingersoil, Ont

Kingsville, Ont

Lambeth, Ont

Leamington, Ont

Leamington, Ont

Lethbridge, Alta ,

Number

of
Meters.

Central Pipe Line Co

Belmont Gas Light Co .

Union Natural Gas Co. of Canada -

Canadian Western Natural Gas, Light, Heat & Power Co.

Brautford Gas Co

Provincial Natural Gas & Fuel Co., of Ontario

Canadian Western Nataral Gas. Light, Heat & Power Co. .

Port Colborne-Welland Natural Gas & Oil Co

Calgary Gas Co

Corporation of Castor

Dominion Natural Gas Co

Chatham Gas Co

Canadian Western Natural Gas, Light, Heat & Power Co. .

Dominion Natural Gas Co

Southern Ontario Gas Co

Union Natural Gas Co., ot Canada

Dominion Natural Gas Co

Dominion Natural Gas Co /■

Southern Ontario Gas Co

United Gas Companies

Southern Ontario Gas Co

Windsor Gas Co

Lake Shore Natural Gas Co '.

Dominion Natural Gas Co

Canadian Western Natural Gas, Light, Heat & Power Co. .

Midfield Natural Gas Co

Manufacturers Natural Gas Co. ...

United Gas & Fuel Co

Manufacturers Natural Gas Co

Southern Ontario Gas Co

Moncton Tramways Electricity & Gas Co

Sterling Gas Co

Ingersoil Gas Light Co

Beaver Oil & Gas Co

Southern Ontario Gas Co .

Beaver Oil & Gas Co

Corporation of Leamington

Canadian Western Natural Gas, Light, Heat & Power Co. .

841

125

468

S

5,687

1,615

93

492

9,037

30

200

3,525

214

241

113

434

2,912

1,047

238

92

67

448

266

1,935

118

34

31

19,214

331

117

223

294

1,232

599

83

368

997

lOe— 2i

20 DEPARTMEXT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
APPENDIX G.

Statement of Xatural Gas Companies Registered— Concluded.

Mac!eod, Alta

Moncton, N.B., and vicinity.

Nanton, Alta

Niagara Falls, Ont

Okotoks, Alta

Paris, Ont

Petrolia, Ont

Port Burwell, Ont

Port Colborne, Ont

Port Dover, Ont

Port Rowan, Ont

Putnam, Ont

Redcliffe, Alta

Ridgetown, Ont

Ridgeway, Ont ....

Rodney, Ont

Rosehill, Ont

St. Catharines, Ont

St. Catharines, Ont

St. George, Ont

St. Williams, Ont

Sandwich, Ont., and vicinity .

Sarnia, Ont ,

Shedden, Ont

Simcoe, Ont

Suffield Alta

Tavistock, Ont

Thorold, Ont

Tilbury, Ont

Tillsonburg, Ont

Vienna, Ont

Walkerville, Ont

Wallacetown, Ont

Welland, Ont

Welland County, Ont

Well.ind County, Ont

West Lome, Ont

Wheatley, Ont

Windsor, Ont

Woodstock, Ont

Canadian Western Nat. Gas, Light, Heat & Power Co.

Moncton Tramways Electricity s. Gas Co

Canadian Western Nat. Gas, Liglit, Heat & Power Co.

Provincial Natural Gas & Fuel Co. of Ont

Canadian Western Nat. (ias. Light, Heat & Power Co.

Dominion Natural Gas Co

Petrolia Utilities Co

Central Pipe Line Co

Sterling Gas Co

Dominion Natviral Gas Co

Dominion N.atural Gas Co

Southern Ontario Gas Co

Canadian Western Power & Fuel Company

Union Natural Gas Co. of Can

Bertie Natural Gas Co .

Southern Ont. Gas Co

Rosehill Natural Gas Co

Corporation of St. Catharines

United Gas Companies

Dominion Natural Gas Co

Dominion Natural Gas Co

Windsor Gas Co

Sarnia Gas Co

Southern Ontaiio Gas Co

1 lominion N.itural Gas Co

Southern Alberta Gas Co

Chippewa Oil lit Gas Co

United Gas Companies

I'nion Nat. Gas Co. of Can., Ltd

Dominion Natural Gas Co., Ltd

Central Pipe Line Co

Windsor Gas Co

Southern Ontario Gas Co

Provincial Natural Gas & Fuel Co. of Ont

Industrial Natural Gas & Fuel Co

Wainfleet & Moulton Gas Co

.Southern Ontario Gas Co ,

Beaver Oil & Gas Co

Windsor Gas Co

Woodstock Gas Light Co

241

3.205

165

3,280

97

813

820

90

698

236

231

14

331

582

148

212

39

499

2,903

111

85

608

3.486

72

2,030

13

25

410

323

1,259

73

1.367

52

2.465

53

18

175

276

6.538

2.256

GAS IlfSPECTION

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 10e

APPENDIX H.

Statement of Gas Inspection Expenditures and Revenues.
EXPENDITURES AUTHORIZED BY THE DEPARTMENT.

Districts.

Bonus

Vote

No. 419.

War
Bonus.

Salaries.

Special
Assist-
ance.

Rent.

Travel-
ling
Expenses

Sundries.

Totals.

S cts.

715 12
7,086 34
5,931 26
7,808 82
14,101 91

Revenues

Belleville

S cts.

S cts.

S cts.

S cts.

293 14

86 00

99 00

1,284 00

135 00

$ cts.

200 00
70 00

424 95
15 00

S cts.

195 35
596 35
754 72
16 40
313 00

S cts.

26 63
133 99
47 07
33 53

212 48

S CtR.

2,669 75

Hamilton. .

400 00
280 00
475 00
926 6S

2,081 68

400 00
200 00
475 00
800 00

1,875 00

5,400 00
4,550 47
5,099 94
11,699 75

6,014 40
6 288 1»

Ottawa

3,190 25

15,522 60'

Ontario. . .

26,750 16

1,897 14

709 95

1,875 82

453 70

35,643 45

11,075 88

1,799 96

799 92

33.685 10

Montreal .

645 84

650 00
50 00

9,299 88

1,749 96

799 92

256 00

122 25

101 91

11,950 85
851 00

583 95

St. Hyacinthe. . . .

79 80

645 84

122 25

101 91

13,675 76

Quebec

700 00

11,849 76

256 00

13,465 60

St. John, N.B

200 00
237 50

200 00
225 00
100 00

2,700 00

381 16

4 00

3,485 16

952 10

Halifax, Nova Scotia.

2,52;^ 28
499 92

^^-■~

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122 10

3,107 8b
599 92

230 80

Charlottetown, P.E.I.

146 67
125 00

120 83

6,336 87

6,604 37

2,441 65

1,178 32

171 95

67 70
2 39

1,542 97

2 39
1,007 00

1 571 70

2,701 80

£0 00

43 18

913 82

652 70

50 00

43 18

913 82

2 39

1,009 39

3,354 50

10 00

10 00

Inspector of Eastern

Inspector of Western
Dominion

193 15

51 OB
812 86

87 25

1,021 52

1,091 05

562 64

244 21
65,923 11

87 2".

1,021 52

1,091 05

562 64

Total

3,486 69

3,264 01

51,573 81

3,075 40

965 95

2,744 33

55,701 46

(Jeneral Contingencies

2,744 33

Grand Totals.. .

3,486 69

3,264 01

51,573 81

3,075 46

965 95

3,575 32

68,685 57

55,701 4&

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE A.YD COMMERCE

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

APPENDIX I.

Statement of Electric Meters Tested.

Verified as Within Legal Limits.
Correct.

Not Over Not Over
3% Fast. 3% Slow.

Eejected.

Ovpr Over

3% Fast. 3% Slow.

B.aicville

Calgary

Charlottetown .

Edmonton

Fort William. .

Halif.ix

Hamilton ....

London

Montreal

Ottawa

Quebec

Regina

St. Hyacinthe.

St. John

Sherbrooke . . .

Sudbury

Toronto

Three Rivers. .

Vancouver

Victoria

Winnipeg

Yukon

Totals .

l,09fi
1,865

162
l,2i>6

272
2,!)i5
9,774
3,074
2,378

918
1,646

717

308
1,510

243

759
10,798

538
4,358
2,079
7,948

3,303

2,357

73

2,841

1,102

2,063

1,055

4,245

14,399

3, 4.58

290

3,702

2,014

727

981

921

8,211

425

4,484

1,566

5,451

1,040
709
77
159

1,051
847

2,283

1,618

3,843
850
408
663
100

1,073
371
393

2,781
449

1,389
471
890

21,465

2

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6

2

1

7

1

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105

264

5.439
4,985
313
4,298
2,441
5,865

13,112
8,939

20,630
5,226
2,. 344
5,094
2,425
3,318
1,595
2,077

22,159
1,412

10,253
4,117

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LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.

To His Excellency the Duke of Devonshire, E.G., P.O., G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., etc., etc..
Governor General and Gommander in Chief of the Dominion of Canada.

May it Please Tour Excellency :

• I Lave the honour to submit herewith, for the information of Your Excellency and
the Parliament of Canada, the First Annual Report of the Dominion Statistician,
under Clause 4 of the Statistics Act, 1918, (8-9 George V., Chap. 43).

The report contains a description of the Origin, Purpose, and Organization of the
Dominion Bureau of Statistics, estjfblished under the Act in 1918.
I have the honour to be.

Your Excellency's most obedient servant,

GEORGE E. FOSTER,
Minister of Trade and Commerce.

Department of Tr.\de and Cojimerce,
Ottawa, March 31, 1919.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Pag^.

Diagram Frontispiece

Report of the Domiuiou Statistician, 1918-19 7

The Dominion Bureau of Statistics — Its Origin, Purpose and Organization .... 9

Introductory 9

Historical 9

The Early French and English Colonies 9

The United Provinc&s 1^'

Reconstruction at Confederation 10

The Modern Period 10

Provincial Statistics 13

The Statistical Commission, 1912 l-t

The Remedy — Centralization l'>

Action on Reixn-t of Statistical Commissicm IT

The Statistics Act, 1918 17 -

Regulations 18

Organization mider the Statistics Act — The Dominion Bureau of Statistics . . . . 19

Division I. — Administi-ation 19

Floating Staff 20

Machinery 20

Library 20

Division II. — Demography — I'opulation 21

Organization 21

The Census 22 -

Vital Statistics '2-) '

Migration 24

Xational Registration, 1918 25

Division III. — Agriculture 2t;

Division IV. — The Industrial Census 30 •

Organization 30

Dairy Factories 32

Fisheries 32

Forestry and Forest Products 32.'

Mines 33

Central Power Stations 33

General Manufactures 34

The Classification Problem ;3.")*

Division Y. — Foreign Trade — Imports and Exports 36

Organization 36

Trade Classification 38 .

Division VI. — Transportation and Communications 40

Organization 40

Division Vll. — Internal Trade 41

Organization 41

Traffic Return= 42

TRADE AND COMMERCE

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Marketing Statistics 43

Grain 43

Animals and Animal Products 43

Fruit, Fish and Dairy Products 43

Goal 43

Prices 43

Producei-s' 43

Wholesale and Jobbers' 44

Export and Impart Valuations 44

]'\irmors' Markets 44

Prices of " Services " 44

Prices of Secnritie;* 44

Retail Prices 44

Division VIII. — Finance 45

Public 45

Dominion and Provincial 45

Municipal Statistics 45

Private 45

Currency and Bankins 45

Loan and Trust Coniiianios 46

Insurance 46

Wealth, Debt, Income and Taxation 46

Division IX. — Administration of Justice 47

Criminal Statistics 47

Civil Justice 48

Division X. — Education 48

Division XI. — General — The Canada Year Book 49

'uolusion 50

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. 10f

FIRST ANNUAL REPORT

DOMINION STATISTICIAN, 1918-19.

To the Right Hon. Sir George E. Foster, P.C, G.C.M.G.,

Minister of Trade and Commerce,
Ottawa, Canada.

Sir, — The present is the first report to he made under the Act respecting the
Dominion Bureau of Statistics, passed during the parliamentary session of 1918 (to
be cited as "The Statistics Act"), which requires the Dominion Statistician, as the
officer charged with the supervision and control of the Bureau, " to report annually
to the Minister with regard to the work of the Bureau during the preceding year."
(8-9 George V, c. 43, s. 4.)

Several features of the past year's work in statistics have been of exceptional
importance, including the establishment of annual statistics of agriculture in co-oper-
ation with all the provinces; the reorganization of the statistics of exports and imports;
the expansion of the statistics of production and of internal trade ; the holding of two
conferences between Dominion and Provincial officials looking to a Dominion-wide
system of vital statistics; the carrying out of the statistical work of the Canada Regis-
tration Board; the beginning of systematic treatment of the statistics of public finance;
and the issue of a " Jubliee Volume " of the Canada Year Book.

The outstanding event of the year, however, was the passing of the Statistics
Act, which established the Dominion Bureau of Statistics and inaugurated a new
policy and organization for the official statistics of Canada. The Bureau was a pro-
duet of evolution rather than of creation, the Act representing the culmination of
plans which had been under consideration for some time. It has been thought, there-
fore, that the fij-st administi-ative report under the Act should take the form of an
explanation of the significance and purpose of the new legislation, and of a rather
inclusive description of the work and arrangements of the Bureau in carrying them
into effect. This is done in the statement which appears in the following pages entitled
" The Dominion Bureau of Statistics — Its Origin, Purpose, and Organization." The
developments of the past year just enumerated thus appear in their proper setting ; art"
outline is given which will be of practical utility in the working out of arrangements
still to be completed; whilst a suitable background is provided for future reports.

Not least of the lessons of the war is that the days of laissez faire are gone, and
that statistics must more and more become the guide of Government as the haphazard
methods of the past are outgrown. It is significant that Italy, noting doubtless the
effectiveness of the Statistisches Reichs Amt as a German weapon, reorganized her
statistics in 1917 as a war measure. It was a British High Commissioner to the
United States who, in 1917, stated that statistics were winning the war for England.
In the United States, it is safe to say that statistical organization doubled in scope
during the year which followed the entrance of that country into the war. In the
part that Canada must play in the era of peace and reconstruction that is now dawn-

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iiiar, no small issue will uiidoubti'dl.y depend on tlie carefully (•las>itied and analysed
knowledge she can muster of her resources and their possibilities — in other words, on
her statistics.

Statistics wear a dry-as-dust and repellant look to many. The aversion to
so-styled "arithmetical literature" has been explained by Mr. Knibbs, Commouwealtli
Statistician of Australia, as probably a reminiscence of school-day experience. The
statistics of a nation are, in point of fact, the. quantitative expression of the character
and activities of the people, and hence are of the most profound significance. Once
mere by-products of departmental accounting, they have long since passed the stage of
lii-ing ancillary to administration in the narroW sense and are a scheme of organiza-
tion in themselves, framed with the broadest purposes in view. Their application i<
now, in fact, so general that a review like the following may have an interest if onlv
as a correlated statement of the features in modern life which are of importance from
a sociological and economic standpoint, the ceaseless interplay of which forms that
bewildering composite usually de.scrilied as the progress of the nation.

T have the honour to be, sir.

Your obedient servant,

R. H. COATS,

Dominion Sfatistician.
Dominion BiREAr of Statistics,

Ottawa, March 31, 1010.

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THE DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS— ITS
ORIGIN, PURPOSE AND ORGANIZATION

The establishment of the Dominiou Bureau of Statistics under the Statistics
Act, assented to on Hay 24, 1918 (8-9 George V, c. 43), marks a fundamental depar-
ture in statistical policy and organization, and the beginning of a new era in Canadian
official statistics. Briefly, the Statistics Act, which it is the function of the Bureau
to administer, calls for the centralization and consolidation of all the purely statistical
work of the Government — with provision for its organization on a scale commensurate
with the national needs. The Bureau, it must be stated at once, was not created
de novo, but was an outgrowth, of the " Census and Statistics Office,"
in existence since 1905; moreover, the reorganization of statistics along the lines
indicated by the Act had been in progress since 1916. The Act, however, crystallized
and enlarged what had before been only tentative and partial, and may justly be said
to have formally inaugurated the new regime. In proceeding, therefore, to a review
of the reorganization which is now being effected and of the purpose it has in view
(incidentally affording a practical guide to existing and projected statistics), it will
be of interest first to sketch the history of statistical progress in Canada, and more
particularly the conditions of the past decade which led to the passing of the Statistics
Act. Thereafter, a detailed account will be given of the Bureau, and of the several
divisions formed or forming in which the statistical work of the future will be carried
out.

Historical.

The history of. statistical development in Canada may be divided roughly into
three periods: (1) the period of the early French and English colonies; (2) the period
of the United Provinces, culminating in reconstruction at Confederation; and (3) the
modern period, dating from the Census Act of 1879, and falling into two broad phases,
the line between which may be placed at 1905. These periods are not sharply differ-
entiated, statistics having been an unconscious rather than a conscious growth ; they
are, however, in the later stages marked off by legislation which affected considerable
sections of the field and may be said to constitute a dominating influence.

The Early French and English Colonies. — It may not be generally known that the
credit of taking the first census of modern times belongs to Canada. The year was
1666, the census that of the colony of New France. Still earlier records of settlement
at Port Royal (1605) and Quebec (1608) are extant; but the census of 1666 was a
systematic " nominal " enumeration of the people (i.e., a record of each individual by
name), taken on the de jure principle, on a fixed date, showing age, sex, occupation,
and conjugal and family condition. It is, therefore, clearly a census in the modern
sense, and not a mere report of settlement, like its precursors. The results (showing
3,215 souls) occupy 154 pages in manuscript deposited in the Archives of Paris, with
a transcript at Ottawa. Two years later a supplementary inquiry included the areas
mider cultivation and the numbers of sheep and cattle.

Similar censuses of Acadia (Nova Scotia) and Newfoundland followed in 1671.
These initial experiments were evidently held to justify themselves, for within the
next hundred years the process was repeated several times, and was gradually extended
to cover all the 5'rench colonies in America.

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After the British Conquest (1763), numerous memoranda on popuhition and other
statistics by colonial governors are on record, and censuses of the different sections
under British rule (Upper and Lower Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick)
continued to be taken at frequent though irregular intervals. A full account and
summary of these may be found in volume IV of the Report of the First Census of
Canada (1870-71), a volume designed to start the now llomiuiou on its career with a
review of all previous statistics appertaining to the territories within its domain.

When it is recalled that in Europe the first censuses (those of certain of the
German Kingdoms) date only from early in the eighteenth century (those of France
and England dating from the first year of the nineteenth), whilst in the United
States no census was taken before 1790, the achievement of the primitive St. Lawrence
colony in instituting what is to-day one of the principal instruments of government
in every civilized community, may call for more than passing appreciation.^

The United Frovirtices. — The policy of desultory census-taking was ended for
Canada in 1847 by an Act which represents the first legislative attempt to bring
official statistics under control. The Act created a "Board of Registration and
Statistics," with instructions to " collect statistics and adopt measures for disseminat-
ing or publishing the same." and to report annually to Parliament. It also provided
for a decennial census. The Board was originally composed of the Receiver-General,
the Provincial Secretary, and the Inspector-General, but in 1857 the Minister of
Agriculture was substituted for the Inspector-General, and became Chairman of the
Board. Thus originated the connection maintained for over half a century between
the Census of Canada and the Ministry of Agriculture. Two censuses were taken
under the Act of 1847, in 1851 and 1801, respectively. Censuses of Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick were taken in the same years.

Reconstruction at Confederation. — For some time prior to Confederation, dis-
satisfaction had been felt with the working of the Act of 1847. This culminated in
1865 in a report by the then Minister of Agriculture, the lion. T. D'Arcy McGee, which
included a memorial by Dr. J. C. Tache, Secretary of the Board of Registration and
Statistics. The strictures in this report on existing conditions were of the severest

1 An article on "Census-taking in various countries" which appeared in the Census and
Statistics Monthly, vol. IV, 1911. pp. 94-96, and which dealt with the origin of Census-taking,
^nay be of interest for purposes of reference here.

Mr. G. H. Knibbs, C.M.G., P.S.S., Commonwealth Statistician of Australia, has the following
note on early Census-taking : " Though the practice of Census-taking, in some form or other, is
probably as old as any form of civilization, the institution now known as the Censiis may be
said, in so far as its scope and application are concerned, to have been evolved only during the
19th century. We at least know that in Babylonia statistical inquiries were carried out as far
back as 3800 or perhaps even 4500 B.C.. whilst in China enumerations of the people tcok place
certainly as early as about SOD'O B.C., and in Egj-pt in about 2.500 B.C. It is not witho-.C interest
to note that the first Biblical account of an enumeration of the people is that referred to in the
Book of Exodus (Exodus, xxx, 12), where it is stated that Moses was directed to number the
Children of Israel and to le%'y a poll tax, the assigned date of this being 1491 B.C. There are
several other Biblical references to Censuses (Numbers, i, 1-3 and 47-49. Numbers iii. 14, etc.,
and 14. 34, etc. 1 Chronicles, xxiii, 3, etc. 2 Chronicles, ii, 17. 2 Samuel, xxiv, 1-9. Ezra, ii,
1-61. Nehemiah, vii. 6-69). The most notable of all these is. perhaps, that carried out in 1017
B.C. by the Hebrew King David. Strange as it may appear to-day, there is good autnority for
believing that the Biblical account of the Divine wrath (1 Chronicles, xxvii, 24. See also 1
Oironicles, xxi, 1-6), resulting from the action of David in carrying out this enumeration of the
Israelites, gave rise to the idea that the act of Census-takin.g was in all cases a religions offence,
and consequently had the effect of delaying the adoption of the Census in England for many
years. A form of Census, taken every quinquennium for fiscal and military purposes, was a
regular Roman institution, and lasted from about 435 B.C. until the sacking of Rome (A.D. 410).
.^fter the latter date, although various works of a statistical nature, notably the Breviary of
Charlemagne (A.D. SOS) and the Domesday Book of William the Conqueror (A.D. 10S6) — were
compiled in Europe during the Middle Ages, we have no record of any further Census having
been taken until the 17th Century. The credit for the revival of systematic enumeration belongs
to the Canadian Province of Quebec, or La Nouvelle France, as it was then called. There, a
Census was taken in 1666. and at a somewhat later date Censuses were also taken in Nova
Scotia (then Acadia) and Newfoundland."

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character. Notwithstanding the express iirovisions of the Act, no statistics, it was
affirmed, had been collected or published, except those of the two decennial censuses, and
the latter abounded in inaccuracies and inconsistencies ("' absurdities of the most
ridiculous character") notwithstanding that over $260,000 had been expended on their
preparation. The report concluded with a plea for "real Canadian statistics" to be
achieved under a series of nine recommendations which may be resolved into two :
(1) the working-over, collection, and republication of Canadian statistics from the
earliest times, and (2) the taking of a census in 1871 by way of bringing the series
of statistics thus obtained to date and of laying foundations for a better future on
improved methods. "Such a mass," wrote Dr. Tache, "of well-j^repared information
on the territorial, vital, religious, educational, administrative, judicial, agricultural,
commercial, industrial and financial statistics of our country would constitute a
monument at which the enlightened part of the population would look with com-
placence, and other countries with a great deal of interest." The ijroposals of the
report were to a large extent adopted, and Dr. Tache was himself appointed Com-
missioner for the Census of 1S71, which vvas taken under a special Act passed in 1870.
Meanwhile, the British !f\orth America Act, 1867, had specifically mentioned " Census
and Statistics" among the subjects falling under the jurisdiction of the Dominion
Government, as requiring national rather than local direction, whilst the Act establish-
ing the Dominion Department of Agriculture in 1868 named "the Census, Statistics
and the Registration of Statistics" as the sixth of nine subjects under its control.

The Modern: Feriod. — From a legislative standpoint, the statistical system which
lasted until 1918 may be said to date from the "Census and Statistics Act" of 1879.
The Act required a census to be taken in 1881 and " at the beginning of every tenth
year thereaftei-." A section headed " Statistics " pi-ovided that the Minister of Agri-
culture should, from time to time, make rules and regulations " for the purpose of
collecting, abstracting, tabulating and publishing vital, agricultural, criminal, and
other statistics." As administered, however, the Act was mainly a Census Act, and
took little cognizance of general statistics. These, for the most part, grew up inde-
pendently, and only briefest mention of them is possible here : A miscellaneous collec-
tion of municipal, insurance, and building society statistics had been brought out in
an annual volume by the Department of Finance prior to 1873. From the earliest
times, the statistics of imports and exports had been recorded by the Department of
Customs; after 1893 these statistics were also published in made-over form
by the Department of Trade and Commerce. . A Eailway Statistics Act
had been passed in 1873, and a Criminal Statistics Act in 1876. Statistics of
banking and public finance were present from the beginning, as were
those of certain phases of production, notably fisheries. A scheme of mortuary statis-
tics for leading cities dated from 1883. In general, each department published such
statistics as were thrown off by its administrative machinery. The only medium for
co-ordination was the Statistical Tear Book, which came into existence in 1SS6 ; the
general statistical sections of the Act of 1879 had in that year been erected into a
separate statute, and the Year Book was brought out thereunder.^ The decennial
census, however, remained the most comprehensive statistical inquiry in Canada, and
the sole authority upon many important phases of national activity. With the open-
ing of the West, the pra3tice of taking a census for these rapidly growing sections

1 Immediately after Confederation a "Tear Book and Almanac of British North America,
being- an Annual" Register of Political, Vital and Trade Statistics, Customs Tariffs, Excise and
Stamp Duties, and Public Events of Interest in Upper and Lower Canada. New Brunswicli, Xova
Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and the West Indies " -was founded. SubEequently
this title was altered to "The Tear Book and Almanac of Canada, being an .Annual Statistical
Abstract of the Dominion and a Register of Legislation and of Public Men in British No?th
America." The editor was M-. Arthur Harvey, of the Finance Department, Ottawa, but the work
was in no sense a government publication. It lasted from 1S67 to 1879.

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midway between the Keiieral censuses was inaugurated in lt<8.) witli a census of the
Xorthwest Territories and in 1886 with a census of ilanitoba. The hitter was repeated
in 1896, and was extended to the other Prairie Provinces m 1906 and 1916.

A new but not essentially different phase was introduced in 1905, when the Census
Office was made permanent. Previously, wiiat amounted to a new organization had
been called into existence for each census. The United States had made its census
permanent in 1902, and there were potent reasons for similar action in Canada, notably
the need of a trained and experienced staff for work so important and unique, and of
the maintenance of a uniform jwlicy and technic' The " Census and Statistics
Act," 1905, was of the nature of a consolidation of the Census Act, the Statistics Act,
and the Criminal Statistics Act. The new " Census and Statistics Office ": was placed
under the direction of a " Chief Officer " whose duties comprised the taking of the
decennial and quinquennial censuses of population, natural products, and economic
resources, and the prosecuting of such special intereensal inquiries as.might be ordered
from time to time by the minister. The Act made several improvements in statistical
machinery.

A considerable amount of new work of original character was inidertaken by the
reorganized office after 1905, including a postal census of manufactures in 1906, and
postal censuses of dairying and agriculture in 1907. In 1908, a crop-reporting service
was instituted, the results being issued in a monthly bulletin. No attempt, however,
was made to work with other statistical departments. The Year Book was, in fact,
remodelled in 1905 by omitting education, vital, municipal, and other statistics of
provincial origin, though the review of Dominion departmental statistics was main-
tained. Meanwhile the latter continued to multiply. The immigration statistics of
the Department of the Interior date from 1897; statistics of forestry, issued by the
Forestry Branch of the Department of the Interior, from 190S ; statistics of mining
production (reorganized) from 1906; and statistics of unemployment, strikes, wages,
and prices from dilTerent years of the opening decade of the present century. Statis-
tics of transportation and communications were reorganized in 1907.

It would be interesting to describe in a less impersonal way the growth of this
considerable body of data, and possibly in some future report to trace more intimately
the conditions surrounding the beginnings of statistical work in Canada and some of
the difficulties that met its pioneers. The decennial censuses, as already remarked,
were the outstanding landmarks. Those of 1871 and 1881 were taken by Dr. Tache,
whose report in 1865 was so far-reaching in its effects. The third census, (1891) was
taken under supervision of the late Dr. George Johnson, and the fourth (1901) and
fifth (1911) under that of the late Dr. Archibald Blue, as special census commissioners.
How the scope of the census increased from decade to decade may perhaps be most
succinctly indicated by the accompanying tables, which include certain obvious and
important indices of growth, although they are, of course, by no means a final
criterion. It will be seen that whilst population doubled, the extent and cost of the
inquiry increased more than proportionately.

1 For a detailed discussion of the point, see "A Permanent Census Office," prepared at the
request of the Chairman of the Committees on the Census. U.S. Senate and House of Represen-
tatives, M'ashington, 1901.

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DOMISIOy .sTATISTICIAy

DECENNIAL CENSUSES.

Yuar.

Commi.s-
sioners.

Enumer-
ators.

Schedules
Used.

Questions.

Population.

Total Cost.

Cost Per
Capita.

Compil
ation
Clerks

Em-
ployed.

1871

No.

206
205
241
3il
. 264

No.

2,789
3,183
4,366
8,847
9,703

No.

9
8
9
11
13

No.

211
172
216
561
549

No.

3,689,257
4,324,810
4,833,239
5,371,315
7,^06,643

S cts.

511,330 47

452,507 79

549.991 76

1,184,458 94

1,302,854 57

Cents.

13-86

10 46

11 38
22 05
18 07

No.

1881

1X91

1901

1911

-

143
201
194

DETAILS OF EXPENDITURES.

Census.

For Salaries at
Ottawa.

For Field
Work.

For Office
Exjienses.

Total.

1871

S cts.

•? cts.

S cts.

-S cts.

511,330 47

452, .507 79

549,991 7H

1,184,458 94

1,302,85-t 57

18S1

1891

1901

1911

108,918 63
268,562 56
140,009 35

411,432 26

883.159 16

1,090,752 31

29,640 87
32,737 22
72,092 91*

Includes cost of adding and tabulating machines and the inst.-illation of the lattei .

ProvincMl Statistics. — A word may be added ou provincial statistics. Tlie British
Xorth America Act did not, of course, preclude the collection and publication of statis-
tics by Provincial Governments. In the provinces, as in the Dominion, the practice
has been for each department to publish the statistics it considers desirable, usually
in the form of annual reports to the Legislature. Ontario has the longest established
and until recently the most completely developed series, but statistics of a sort have
existed in all the provinces from the earliest times. Some of these have overlapped
and duplicated Dominion statistics, as in agriculture, dairying, insurance, and mining:
in other cases, the provincial figures have been the only ones in the field, as in educa-
tion, municipal and vital statistics. In all cases, each province and each department
within the province has proceeded for the most part independently, thus rendering
interprovincial comparisons on any extended scale extremely difHcult. and Dominion
totals impossible.

An exception must be noted in the ease of Quebec, until 1012 one of the most
backward of the provinces statistically, but now among the most progressive By an
Act of the Legislature, dated December 21, 1912, a Bureau of Statistics was created
for the collection and publication of useful statistics and information, especially with
regard to education, industry, trade, agriculture, population and colonizatioii. For
the preliminary organization of the work. M. Henri Bunle, Statistician in the General
Statistical Service of France, was engaged ; on the completion of this survey, a chief
of the bureau was appointed in the person of il. G. E. Marquis, and substantial pro-
gress has since been registered. The chief organ of the Bureau is a Statistical Year
Book, published in the French and English languages.

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The Statistical Commission of 1912.

Such in briefest outline was the situation which had developed in Canadian
statistics in the opening decade of the century. A considerable body of statistical
publications had grown into existence; in certain sections of the field good work was
being done — in many others not so good; there was much duplication, at the same
time that there were numerous gaps, often at crucial points ; finally, there was a total
lack of general plan or provision for consistent progress. The embarrassment which
this occasioned with the rapid gi'owth of the country and the increasing complexity
of its problems, many of which called in the most insistent way for statistical treat-
ment, will be appreciated. It led in coui-se of time to much search for a remedy, and
at length to the step which brought remedial action within reach.

On April 1, 1912, the Census and Statistics Office was transferred to the
Ministry of Trade and Commerce, with general reorganization in view. A few weeks
later, the step to which reference has just been made was taken, namely, the appoint-
ment on ilay 12, 1912, of a departmental commission " to examine and report upon
the ofiicial statistics of Canada."' The Order in Council apjxiinting the commission
set forth in general terms the evils for which it was expected to find a cure. Out-
side of the decennial census, the reference afiirmed, no comprehensive system of
statistics was in existence. Especially to be deprecated was the dearth of statistics
of production and of tne distribution of Canadian commodities within the country
itself. The duplication of effort between departments was referred to, and the oppor-
tunity for co-operation with the provinces pointed out, the suggestion being made that
Dominion and provincial effort should be co-ordinated, and a central statistical organ-
ization set up. The commission was in fine directed to inquire into all the statistical
work going forward in the several departments, its scope, methods, and reliability,
and with a view to practical results, " to report a comprehensive system of general
statistics adequate to the interests of the country and in keeping with the demands
oi the time."

The commission duly presented its report, and it is interesting before going
further to quote the general confirmation of the unsatisfactory nature of existing
conditions with which they prefaced their findings — a statement which may be
regarded as the final word on the method imder which Canadian statistics had thus
far been permitted to develop. Referring to the remarks contained in the reference
as paraphrased above, the commission said: —

'■ Though many of the statistical reports issued by various departments and
branches are of undoubted excellence and value, there is apparent in the body
of Canadian statistics, considered as a whole, a lack of coherence and common
purpose. This is traceable .to imperfect appreciation in the past of the fact
that the statistics of the country, whether the product of one agency or several
agencies, should constitute a single harmonious system, with all divisions in
due correlation. Under the British North America Act, 1S67, the Dominion
is given specific a\ithority to deal with ' statistics,' and while this must not be
regarded as precluding statistical activity on the part of local governments it
does apparently imply that statistics are a matter of national concern and may
therefore properly come under the general co-ordinating authority of the
Federal Government. No such viewpoint or function, however, has in the past
been assumed by the Dominion. On the contrary each department or branch,
charged either directly or indirectly with statistical investigation, has con-

1 The members of the Commission were Richard Grigg, Commissioner of Commerce, Chair-
man, and Adam Shortt. Civil Service Commissioner. E. H. Godfrey, Census and Statistics Office.
W. A. Warne. Department of Trade and Commerce, R. H. Coats. Department ot Labour, and
J. R. K. Bristol. Department of Customs.

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cerued itself primarily with the immediate purpose only iu view. This is, from
the usual standpoint, quite as it should be; a department is not to be expected
to regard points of view beyond the scope of the administration assigned' to it.
Nevertheless, the effect statistically has been to inculcate routine and the
neglect of opportunities for furnishing wider information and service.

'• While this detachment has characterized the departments of the Dominion
Government, still more has it been evident as between the several provinces and
the Dominion, and between province and province, notwithstanding tbat the
national importance of many of the functions of the provincial governments
under Confederation calls urgently for statistical uniformity and homogeneity.
This general condition we would consider to be the fundamental defect which
must be met and overcome iu the existing situation. Some of the unfortunate
results which have followed may be briefly noted.

" (1) The scope of Canadian statistics has been restricted. On not a few
points of vital interest to the country little or no statistical information exists
in a form suitable for practical application. There has been no general com-
prehensive answer to the question, what statistics should a country such as
Canada possess? i.e., what are the phenomena requiring the scientific measure-
ments supplied by statistics if Canadian national development is to proceed to
the best advantage? It may be argued that the demand for statistics may be
trusted to create the supply; but to wait for the occasion to arise is often to
be too late, and such a policy precludes the growth of a statistical system along
logical lines.

" (2) Where the statistical activities of several bodies working along simi-
lar lines are virtually independent, duplication is inevitable. The notes of
evidence show many eases both of actual duplication and of serious waste of
effort through lack of co-operation between statistical authorities.

" (3) The statistics are tmequal in quality and value. There are
instances, both Dominion and provincial, of imperfect statistical method
resulting from (a) lack of expert knowledge of the subject under investigation
and (&) lack of appreciation of the nature and conditions of statistical meas-
urement. The absence of leadership is nowhere more apparent than in the vary-
ing extent to ^hich statistical methods have been developed in different branches.
The whole question of reliability is involved in this. Without careful adjust-
ment of method accuracy is impossible. On such a point no more severe criti-
cism is possible than the statement that room for improvement exists.

" (4) The restriction of outlook has impaired promptitude in the issue of
reports, llany statistics lose a large part of their value after a comparatively
short lapse of time. Especially is this true in a rapidly-growing country like
Canada.

" (5) Lack of unity and co-ordination prevents true comparisons between
Canada and other countries. The recent growth of international trade and
intercourse has rendered such comparisons more than ever necessary, and they
have become indispensable to the national progress of Canada."

Before leaving this aspect, it may be said that whilst the above constitutes the
most comprehensive arraignment that has ajjpeared of the Canadian statistical scheme,
other weighty authorities have home witness to the inconvenience and worse caused
by its inequalities and lack of system. Indeed, few public inquiries have been made
in recent years without uncovering this feature. Almost simultaneously with the
Statistical Commission, the Ontario Commission on Unemployment passed a resolu-
tion strongly advocating statistical reform, whilst the Municipal Improvement
League of Canada and the Dominion Economic Commission drew attention to fields
of first importance in which existing statistics were either wholly lacking or were
inadequate to the country's needs.

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The Remedy -Centralization.

Next, as to the rcinedy. On the suhjeot of general statistical organization, the
c-oniniission recommended as follows : —

(1) That there be created a Central Statistical Office to organize, in
co-operation with the several departments concerned, the strictly statistical
work undertaken hy the Dominion Government.

The object of this organization should be to co-ordiuate the statistics of
Canada under a single comprehensive scheme and so to extend them that the.v
may meet the present needs of the country and follow the probable course of
its development. To borrow a phrase employed in a similar comiection by an
eminent statistician, the object of such a reorganization should be primarily
to constitute a "central thinking office" on the subject of the statistics of
Canada. Describing the possible functions of such an office in Great Britain,

Mr. Bowlev wrote' : —

«

■ Such an office must have cognizance of iill the statistics of more than
departmental importance which are published officially .... Mislead-
ing statistics must be suppressed, overlapping must be stopped, careful plans
must be devised for tilling in the gaps at present left and preparations made
for investigation of matters likely to become of public importance. All
Bills involving or affecting the collection of statistics should be considered
by it ... . Publications for the use of the public should in some cases
be edited by it, with careful detinitions, and with short analyses and criticism
stating accurately and intelligibly the purport and meaning of their con-
tents; in other cases, where a department already exists for such publication,
there should be co-oj^eratiou with a view to carrying out the purposes already
indicated.-

This so \\e\\ expresses our own views as to the s<'ope and functions which
the proposed Canadian Office should assume that we cannot do better than allow
it to stand as a part of the report, adding that the examples of Germany and
Australia show that the idea is both practicable and valuable.

(2) In order to give effect to this recommendation, it may be necessai'y to
enact fresh legislation or to amend the present Census and Statistics Acts.

(3) The Central Office referred to should, we think, carr,y out the general
policy and the various specific recommendations of the present report."'

The report went on to outline how the above could best be carried into effect.
With respect to a number of subjects, specific rcconimeudations were made, but it was
pointed out that a more detailed examination of the field as a whole than the com-
mission had been able to give was necessary before exact procedure could in any case
be laid down. The intention of the report was in fact to be suggestive, rather than con-
structive, and the commission expressly urged that the first task in the proposed
reconstruction should ha the formulation of a comprehensive plan of statistics having
reference to such matters as the scope of the data to be included, the agencies best
(lualified to cover the several subdivisions, and the precise manner in which the data
in each subdivision should be collected, compiled, and published. In general, it was

1 The Improvement of Oflficial Statistics, by Arthur U Bowley. M.A.. Journal of the Royal
Statistical Society, vol. LXXI, pt. III. September 30. 190S, p. 478.

- Mr. Bowley further reJ?ommended procedure (for Great Britain) as follows: "Let an office
be formed, whose first duty shall be to undertake the decennial census and frequent supple-
mentary inquiries. Let it co-operate with, perhaps ultimately absorb, the Registrar General's
departments. Let it talie over the tabulation and publication of statistics collected by
administrative departments. Let it arrange a modus Vivendi with the Board of Trade in
whatever way will secure the best delimitation of functions and completeness of information.
It should, perhaps, be subject for constitutional purposes to the Treasury."

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suggested that the proposed central office should work in close co-operation with
Dominion departments concerned in the statistics through an advisory committee, and
that a working plan for inter-provincial co-operation should also be evolved. Full
discussion, it was thought, would open a door to a solution of the more important
difficulties of detail, the lack of national statistical direction and initiative being
in the opinion of the Commission the feature which chiefly called for remedy under
existing conditions.

Action on the Commission's Report.

The first step in carrying out the report of the commission was taken on June 19.
1915, by the creation of the office of "Dominion Statistician," to which were attached
the duties previously exercised by the "chief officer" of the Census and Statistics
Office. The title "Dominion Statistician" had been borne by the editor of the Year
Book previous to 1904, but the significance now attached to it was widened to include
direction of the various statistical activities comprehended in the proposed scheme
of enlargement and centralization. As the latter, however, was still tentative, the
first duty, in addition to tbe ordinary administration of the office, was the minute
examination of the statistical field as enjoined by the commission, and the drawing up
of final and definite plans. The work was interrupted by the Western Census of 1916,
but on December 0, 1916, an Ord'er in Council was passed, reaffirming the desirability
of centralization in statistical organization, and arranging for conferences between
the Census and Statistics Office and the several departments concerned. In the prac-
tical discussions which ensued, some time further was consxamed. On their conclusion,
however, it was felt that a thorough canvass had been made of possibilities, and it was
decided to proceed by way of legislation along the lines that appeared feasible.

The Statistics Act, 1918.

The Act "resi>ecting the Dominion Bureau of Statistics" (to be cited as the
"Statistics Act"), passed at the session of Parliament of 1918, is the measure designed
to give final form to the statistical policy of Canada. It crystallizes the suggestions
of the Statistical Commission in the light of subsequent research, and with the
regulations thereunder lays down a definite plan for the organization and development
of statistics. Structurally, the Act is a consolidation of previous statistical legislation
of the Dominion Government, including the Census Act, the General Statistics Act,
the Eailway Statistics Act, and the Criminal Statistics Act — with additions to
render the scheme comprehensive. Specific sections deal with the decennial and quin-
quennial censuses of jMpulation and agriculture, an annual census of industry (to
include mines, fisheries, forestry, manufactures), the statistics of trade and commerce
(foreign and internal), transportation statistics, criminal statistics, and general
statistics, ilany improvements and additions in detail are made, and the general
machinery of administration is considerably strengthened. But the most significant
section is that which provides for the creation of the Dominion Bureau of Statistics
and broadly defines the latter's functions. The Bureau is charged with the general
administration of the Act. Its duties are " to collect, abstract, compile and publish
statistical information relative to the commercial, industrial, social, economic and
general activities and condition of the people." To these, however, is added the
task of collaborating with all other departments of the Government " in the com-
pilation and publication of statistical records of administration." Finally, the taking
of the census is under its jurisdiction.

The above, it will be seen, confers what may be regarded as complete jurisdiction
in statistics. Particularly significant is the provision for collaboration with the other

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departments, the interpretation of which is. briefly, that where statistics necessarily
originate as by-products of departmental adniinistratiuu and their coinpih\tion is in
the nature of departmental accounting, they should not only meet departmental require-
ments, but should conform, under arrangements with the Bureau, to the general needs
of statistics from the broadest point of view. In other words, provision is made for
the organization of the inquisitorial powers possessed by the Government in different
counectious to the best statistical advantage. Inquisitorial powers are conferred on
(1) departments having executive control in specific fields in connection with the
exercise of that control, and (2) upon the Dominion Bureau of Statistics for informa-
tional purposes. Where the two sets of powers arc parallel they are to be organized
from the statistical standpoint in co-operation. All other statistics are vested in the
Bureau. The multiplication of inquiries by departments having no legal powers to
demand response, and the resultant carelessness inculcated in the public, has provided
not the least of latter-day handicajis to statistical efficiency.*

In order to define the principle explicitly, and to provide for arriving at satisfac-
tory interdepartmental adjustments, an Order in Council under the Act was passed
October 12, 191S, as follows:—

The Committee of the Privy Council have had before them a report, dated
October 7, 1918, from the Minister of Trade and Commerce, submitting that
section 3 of the " Act respecting the Dominion Bureau of Statistics,'' passed at
the last session"of Parliament, imposes upon the Bureau the duty of collecting,
abstracting, compiling and publishing statistical information relative to the
commei'cial, industrial, social, economic, and general activities and condition
of the people, and of collaborating with all other Departments of the Government
in the compilation and publication of statistical records of administration, and
that at the present time statistics are being compiled and published in various
departments and branches of the public service, resulting in some cases in
unnecessary expense and overlapping.

The Minister, therefore, reo^imends as follows : —

(1) That all purely statistical investigations relative to the commercial,
industrial, social, economic and general activities of the people shall be carried
out in the Dominion Bureau of Statistics;

(2) That with respect to such records of any department or branch of the
public service as are of a statistical character the Dominion Statistician shall
confer with the head of such dejiartment or branch with a view to arranging
that such records be collected, and comjiiled in so far as possible in conformity
with the methods and organization established in the Bureau, the object of such

• As between (a) complete consolidation of statistical staffs under a single control, and (b)
co-ordination under different controls through a commission, the Act provides for consolida-
tion, though leaving room for adiustments in the light of expediency.

Whether statistics is an independent science or merely a highly technical method of present-
ing facts to be evolved by each science in turn, the principle of each specialist compiling his
own statistics has been less frequently followed in government departments than would in a
superficial view be supposed. For example the mining statistics of the (Mines Department
have not been compiled by the departmental experts on copper, iron, coal and the like products
but by a statistician attached to the department. Canadian railway statistics have likewise
been popularly regarded as decentralized because attached to the Department of Railways and
Canals, whereas in reality they have been self-centred, the control of Canadian railways being
vested in the Board of Railway Commissioners, whilst the department's function has been to
operate the Intercolonial Railway and Canadian Canal system, and to pass on applications for
the building of new railway lines. The intercensal statistics of agriculture, again, might be
conceived to have shitted from a decentralized to a centralized condition with the passing of the
Census and Statistics Office in 1912 from the Department of Agriculture to the Department of
Trade and Commerce, carrjing the agricultural statistical work with it ; in reality there was
no change in the practical relation of the work — a fact that shows how purely verbal such
distinctions may be. The task of centralization is therefore less difficult than is sometimes
supposed, once the principle is accepted as matter of government policy.

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arrangement being the prevention of overlapping, the increase of comparability,
and the utilization of departmental organizations in the best manner for statis-
tical ends ;

(3) That after such conference the Dominion Statistician shall, at as early
a date as practicable, prepare a report on the statistical work of each department
or branch of the public service, with a view to carrying out the above require-
ments, such report to be submitted to Your Excellency in Council for approval
with a view to effecting a permanent arrangement for dealing with the statistics
collected by the Government ; and

(4) That to further promote efficiency and economy, all statistical com-
pilations for the Government be carried out in so far as practicable by mechani-
cal appliances, and that for this purpose use be made of the machines installed
in the Bureau of Statistics.

The Committee concur in the foregoing recommendations, and submit the
same for approval.

Under the above, adequate means were provided for the working out of the scheme
of centralization in so far as the Dominion departments are concerned. It remains to
add that the Act also provides the machinery for provincial co-operation — which in
view of the extent of provincial jurisdiction is no less essential to statistical organi-
zation than is co-operation between Dominion departments — by a clause enabling the
Bureau to enter into arrangements for the collection and supplying of statistical data
tlirough provincial departments or officers, the latter when executing any diity in this
connection to be deemed, for purposes of the execution of that duty, officers under the
Statistics Act.

Organization under the Statistics Act, 1918. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics.

We may now turn to a statement of the organization that has been effected under
the Statistics Act, 1918. Though still under development and in places tentative, the
plan to which the Bureau is working admits of review in some detail.

At the close of its initial year, the Bureau was embraced in eleven main divisions.
Division I, devoted to Administration, was, as the name implies, in executive and
general control. The actual field of statistics was apportioned among the remaining
divisions as follows: Division II, Population (Demography) — The Census; Division
III, Agriculture; Division IV, The Industrial Census (fisheries, furs, forestry, dairy
factories, mines, central power stations, general manufactures and construction) ;
Division V, Exports and Imports; Division VI, Transportation (Land and Water);
Division VII, Internal Trade, Prices, etc.; Division VIII, Finance (Public and
Private) — Wealth, Debt, Taxation; Division IX, Administration of Justice; Division
X, Education ; Division XI, General Statistics — The Canada Year Book.

In describing the work of the above divisions in turn, an opportunity will bo
afforded both of noting the principles of centralization that have been followed^ — and-
more particularly the co-operative arrangements that have been made with Dominion
and Provincial Departments — as well as of indicating, at least in summary, the scope
and character of the statistics that are now being undertaken or that are being pro-
jected as necessary for important public policy.

Division I, — Administration.

The Administration Division is charged with the general executive work of the
Bureau, which is performed in close contact with the office of the Dominion Statisti-
cian and under the more immediate supervision of the Secretary of the Bureau. It

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answ"er> the iiujuirios of the public, appoints and dismisses staff, keeps the Bureau's
accounts, and has charge of its permanent records and correspondence files. All
requisitions are issued by it, stationery and other supplies given out, mailing lists for
the Bureau's publications prepared and revised, and the distribution of reports, bulle-
■tius and press notices made. A mimeographing and multigraphing service for the
other divisions is a feature, and organization is being made of a central checking and
verifying office through which all reports of the Bureau will pass for final revise,
drafting of graphs and diagrams, etc.

The Administration Division is naturally the focal point of the Bureau's organi-
zation by subjects, and an important part of its duty is to act as liaison agent between
the other divisions, in which connection three features of the Bureau which specially
exemplify the advantages of centralization call for mention : —

(1) Floating sf-aff. — Two pronounced characteristics of statistical work are:
(1) the large proportion of routine, and (2) the ebb and flow. Such work is peculiarly
of the kind which gains by centralization : as the experience of " big business " proves,
any arrangement which increases the proportion of low-priced employees adds efficiency
and reduces expense. A staff of experienced clerks capable of being shifted to points
of pressure is accordingly a prominent feature of the Bureau. Accompanying it is a
cost-accounting system to record the working time spent on each piece of work, and
incidentally to provide a measure of clerical efficiency.

(2) Machinery. — The use of card-punching and electric tabulating machinery
has revolutionized statistical compilation. The machines require expert supervision
and are expensive (installations to date by the Bureau have cost $75,000, and the rental
of others is proportionate), but the added range of analysis and the saving in time and
tinal costs they permit are great. Thus far machinery has been applied in the Bureau's
work only to the census of population and to certain internal trade and transportation
records; centralization, however, will facilitate the extension of its use. It will have
been noted, in fact, that the Order in Council of October 12, 191S.* looks (clause 4)
to the utilization of the Bureau's machines by other Government departments as well,
the installation being on a peak-load basis, and intervals occurring when the machines
are either wholly or in part idle. In France, a central battei-y of machines compiles
the executive statistics of several departments, and in private business central com-
piling plants are springing up in the larger cities, as in Montreal, supported by banks,
insurance companies, etc.^ which are thus enabled to avoid the overhead of installa-
tion. At the close of the year, services of the nature above indicated" were being
organized for the Pensions Board and the Taxation Division of the Department of
Finance (the cards to be punched in the departments and transferred for compilation
to the Bureau) the Bureau gaining in this way, in addition to the primary object,
some useful statistical by-products and a wider technical experience.?

(.3) Lihrarii. — A library of standard works on statistical technlc. outstanding
statistical documents of the past, and current statistical publications of the principal
countries is being assembled under a competent librarian. The amalgamation of
branches has reduced overlapping — which in library work is particularly expensive — -
and has rendered some previously uncatalogued collections of books and pamphlets
generally accessible. The library is purely statistical, recourse being had to other,
local sources for works of more general application, except where the latter are con-
stantly in requisition.

•Quoted on pages lS-19.

5 The following outline of the manner in which mechanical tabulation is effected in the
Census of Population may be of popular interest. It ^rill be understood that the records of each
individual instead of beins taken oft from the census returns by hand on a compilat'on sheet
are punched upon a card, and the compilation effected by passing the cards through sorting and
tabulating machines.

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Division II— Population— The Census.

Entering the field proper of statistics, the first subject of all to demand attention
is undoubtedly the people which make up the nation — to which phase the term "' dOTio-
graphy '' hn? been applied. And here on the threshold of the Bureau's work a principle
which runs throughout its organization (applicable to best advantage under centrali-
zation) must" be briefly noted.

In familiar parlance, two kinds of records are commonly employed in accounting,
(1) a record of transactions as they occur, and (2) a periodical stock-taking. Simi-
larly, statistics may be roughly divided into those derived from the continuous
observation of phenomena wbile functioning, and those of the census or national stock
sheet. Certain information is best brought out by the one treatment, certain other
by the second. It is superfluous to add that the two series of records should be care-
fully related to each other, and that the limitations of each should be clearly
recognized.

The decennial population census is, of course, the national stock-taking par
excellence. The fact, however, that it has for primary object the enumeration of the
people is of considerable moment statistically. The enumeration of the people in
itself is a very large task (it has been said of the United States census that it is " the
largest single administrative act of the Government") demanding machinery of an
elaborate and special character. In chief it requires a very numerous field force,
-sufiicient to reach by personal contact, within a few days' time, each individual within
the country. Obviously the heavy expenditures of so large'an organization should be
made to yield the largest possible statistical return. But there are limits to the kind
of data that a census thus organized can supply. It cannot, for example, undertake
inquiries involving scientific or technical knowledge on tbe part either of the census
agent or the person from whom the data are obtained. Perhaps the feature of the
Canadian census that has oftenest provoked" criticism in the past, namely, its tendency
to over-elaboration, arose through lack of allowance for the limitations of the popu-
lation enumerators — ^joined to its isolation from the general body of statistics. The
attempt to collect mortuary statistics, or a record of the deaths occurring during the
census year, is a case in point: vital statistics require fundamentally the method of
continuous observation. Another instance of overtaxing is furnished by industrial
production, a highly complex and technical subject, breaking up into innumerable
subdivisions, each requiring special treatment beyond the powers of the ordinary popu-

Punching. — The punch-card is divided into fields or zones, each corresponding to a certain
specific detail of record on tlie population schedule. In the card adopted lor the 1911 Census,
the first four fields were for the identification or " gang punch," so-called from the fact that
the cards are perforated with a " gang " of punches simultaneously, the perforations correspond-
ing to the number of tlie electoral and enumeration district to which they belong. As every
district has a particular number, it is impossible, even should the cards become accidentally
misplaced, to compile a card belonging to one district with those of another. The remainder of
the card was divided into twenty-three fields or zones, covering all the information regarding
the individual which could be efBx:iently compiled.

Verification. — After the cards are punched, gang punched and inspected, they are put
through a verification machine in order to detect and reject cards Avhich are InsutTlciently or
inconsistently punched. It is considered " inconsistent," for example, if a woman is recorded
as a blaclismith, or a person under five or over twenty as attending school, or a male under
eighteen or a female under fifteen as married. Cards rejected for these and similar reasons
are referred back for comparison with the original record.

Sorting. — Sorting is accomplished by an automatic machine which feeds the cards one by
one between electric contacts. In synchronism with the forward movement of the card, a chute
or opening is reciprocated across its path. The sorting is done at great speed, eaca macliine
sorting about two hundred and fifty cards per minute into twelve different classifications

Tabulating. — After sorting for any one field, the cards are ready to be tabulated for the
various data predetermined tor publication. This is done by tabulating machines at the rate
of about 15,000 per day.

The possibilities of mechanical tabulation may be illustrated by the fact that the analytical
data of the Census of 1911 comprised 1,664 pages, as compared with 537 pages in 1901, as a
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lation enumerator. Spcakiiijr broadly (the principle must not be run into tlio ground)
the deccnuial census should be a stock-takinfj, primarilj' of the people but extended in
so far as possible to the whole field of statistics. How this works out in specific cases,
and the Canadian census is made to yield the maximum dividend on its overhead, is
touched upon in the proper connection in the followinp:. The taking: of the census in
this general way is made the duty of Division II of the Bureau, though. the latter is
assigned population as its subject proper.*

Coming to population statistics in the light of the above, the subject falls into
(1) those of the census or decennial stock-taking just mentioned, and (2) the statist
tics of day-to-day increase or decrease, including (a) vital statistics (births and
deaths), and (b) the statistics of migration to and from tlic country. As above
stated, these three divisions should be closely co-ordinated.

The Census.

The Statistics Act provides for a census of the whole of Canada in 1921 and in
every tenth year thereafter. Midway between, i.e., in 1926 and every tenth year there-
after, a census of the three prairie provinces, Manitoba, Saskatchew-an and Alberta, is to
be taken, in view of the more rapid growth that may be expected in these newer
regions. This so-called " quinquennial " census dates from 1S8.5-6, when Manitoba
and the Northwest Territorities were included; since 1906 it has been extended over
the three provinces occuisying the prairie section of Canada.

The censtJs thus pri)vided for is termed the " Census of Population and Agriculture."
The reason for the inclusion of agriculture will, in the light of preceding remarks,
be obvious. Approximately 35 per cent of the population of Canada is engaged in
agriculture, and the most expensive part of the census organization is that of the rural
districts. For agriculture, moreover, the ordinary population enumerator proves a
satisfactory field agent, most of the processes of agriculture being familiar ones and
such as an enumerator chosen in an agricultural district and usually a practical agri-
culturist himself can well cover. Hence the provision that the stock-taking of the
Canadian people shall be a comprehensive survey as well of their primary industry.
Reference in detail to the census of agriculture and its place in the scheme of general
aagricultural statistics will be found further on.f

• In effect, the Dominion Bureau of Statistics is a general statistical office charged with
the taking of the Census, whereas the Census and Statistics Office, which the Bureau supei-
sedes, was a census office pJus specific independent duties. " A highly organized Government "
says a writer in the Journal ot the American Statistical Association (December, 1914) "should
provide for the continuous registration of social phenomena, and for the periodical census of
social conditions." He continues, with reference to the U.S. Bureau of the Census: "Per-
manent maintenance for the performance of a function periodically, however important that
function, is a stigma which is fundamentally discrediting to any public office . . . The
decennial census has been called the ' greatest single piece of work ' undertaken by the Gov-
ernment . . . but it is decidedly unfortunate that the notion should prevail so generally
as it does, that providing a nucleus is the chief justification for permanent maintenance . . .
The justification for permanent maintenance must ultimately be found if at all in the work
done 61/ the office in its character as a permanent bureau. If this other work of the permanent
Bureau is casual, a sort of statistical fly-flapping without practical social value in itself, its
continuance can not be justified by the exigencies of the decennial census, and the Bureau itself
had best be abolished, — even though its abolition might somewhat impair the quality of the
decennial census, or prevent any material improvement in that work . . . The intercensal
activities of the Bureau absolutely determine the character of its working force. If these
activities are trivial, the Bureau itself will always be found incompetent to undertake the
decennial census. Unless, therefore, there is concrete evidence that the Bureau has become
durin? the first decade of its existence a ' great statistical laboratory,' it has failed to qualify
even for performing the one function which is generally regarded as its distingui-shing char-
acter."

tSee pages 2S and 30.

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Vital Statistics.

Vital Statistics, notwithstanding their importance as the basis of public health
and of much of the security and moral tone of social life, have never been satisfactorily
organized for the whole of Canada. They are under provincial jurisdiction (as per-
taining to civil rights) ; but in two of the provinces they have virtually never been
brought into existence, whilst in the others legislation and administrative methods
have differed in the widest way. (For example, the statistical year is not uniform;
the International Classification of Deaths is not luiiversally followed; each province
has its own standard of administration; and each province its own methods of com-
piling and presenting results.) Interprovincial comparisons of data or their combina-
tion into Dominion totals have accordingly heretofore been imx>ossible.

The original Census Act provided that a record of deaths should be taken for the
census year — an attempt to bridge the chasm — but this again may be set down as ques-
tionable method. For the reason mainly that in census-taking inquiries involving the
use of memory or of scientific knowledge should be avoided (there are other reasons as
well), the mortuary census was never more tlian a partial success, over twenty per cent
of the deaths being missed and the information actually collected being of limited
value, especially in the all-important matter of the cause of death. Even had it proved
otherwise, mortality statistics are only a section of the field of vital statistics, and at
ten-year intervals are of little use. Thirty-five years ago, the Dominion Government
began the annual collection of vital statistics directly from the leading municipalities,
then the only source of birth and death records, but the statistics lapsed in the early
'nineties with the organization of the provincial systems.

The remedy, of course, lies in uniform standard legislation and administration by
the provinces, with a central Dominion office as intermediary agent for the mainten-
ance of the standard and for the compiling and publication of the more important
comparative results. More than almost any other subject, vital statistics gain by
breadth of treatment; to work in a water-tight compartment is to lose half the fruits.
Vital Statistics, in fact, are international in scope. The decennial census also should
carefully relate its population rubrics to the needs and objects of vital statistics ; cer-
tain data of first-rate interest to vital statistics are most readily obtained through the
census. The census in the past has not always obtained these data, but it might
plead in extenuation that it was difficult to relate its inquiry to vital statistics when
the latter did not exist.

Looking to the working out of an arrangement as above outlined, the Census and
Statistics Office, in 1916, submitted a memorandum to the provinces, in which the
situation was reviewed in detail and a tentative solution put forward. A model pro-
vincial bill was drafted and appended to this memorandum, with model forms of regis-
tration and model regulations for procedure in detail, together with a draft Order in
Council defining Dominion obligations — the whole based on the vital statistical legis-
lation and administration of the several provinces and of other countries, notably the
United States and Australia, whose forms of Government and social institutions'
approximate closely to our own. The memorandum was followed by an exchange of
views, and by the end of 1917 sufficient progress had been made to wai-rant the call-
ing of a conference for more formal action.

The conference was held in June, 191S, and there were present, in addition to the
provincial and Dominion officials, who constituted the principals in the negotiations
representatives of the Dominion Departments of Immigration and Insurance, the
Commission of Conservation, the Dominion Pension Board, a committee from the
American Society of Actuaries, and delegates from the Canadian Medical Association,
the Union of Canadian Municipalities, and the Municipal Improvement League of
Canada. The United States Bureau of the Census kindly sent the chief of its Vital

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Statistical Division to assist in the deliberations. The conference, after a two-days'
session, adopted the general plan suggested by the Bureau, the !Model Bill and forms
being sent on to a committee, which completed the work of drafting at a meeting held
in December, 1918. Briefly, the plan involves the passing of the Model Bill and its
enforcement to a ninety per cent standard by the provinces. The Dominion Bureau,
on its part, agrees to print and supply the various forms and schedules called for by
the scheme; to pay the cost of transcribing and forwarding the data when collected
by tlie provinces; to effect all compilations by the pimched-card method and according
to a plan of tabulation to be agreed upon; to co-ordinate the statistics of migration in
accordance with the scheme; to take the census of population in close relation with
vital statistics; and to pay the expenses of periodical conferences between Dominion and
jirovincial representatives for the discussion of problems arising in the working out of
the plan. The Decennial Mortuary Census will be abandoned, its insufficiency having
long been recognized in the United States, France, and Germany, and experience in
Canada pointing strongly in the same direction.*

Since the conclusion of these negotiations, four of the provinces have introduced
the necessary legislation. In two others, new legislation will not be called for. whilst
in the rest action will probably be taken in 1920. An Order in Council ratifying the
engagements of the Bureau of Statistics has been passed, (P.C. G93, dated April 22, 1919),
and it is thought that actual work upon the plan will be begun in 1920 and completed
within the twelve months following. Thus, within measurable distance of time, the
problem of vital statistics bids fair to be solved. Always important, the war has rendered
the intelligent study of our vital stock increasingly so, not only for the repairing of
losses but for the building up of a people equal to the development of our natural
resources, on which the economic future so largely depends. The reforms now con-
templated, it may be pointed out, coincide with the establishment of a Dominion
Department of Health, which, without the measurements afforded by vital statistics,
would be seriously handicapped. The general statistical work of the new department
will be carried out in the Bureaii.

Migration Statistics.

The jjlace which migration statistics occupy in the scheme of population statis-
tics has been already indicated. As vital statistics show the natural increase or
decrease, Migration Statistics show the increase or decrease by movements to or from
other countries. A record of immigi-ant arrivals has been maintained by the Immi-
gration Branch since the beginning of the century. It is the intention to have this
record include in future all items necessary for co-ordination with the decennial
census and vital statistics, a punched-card of each entry to be filed in the Bureau,
where it can be made part of the general population record.

With regard to emigration, no statistics are at present available, but it is hoped
to institute a record coincidentally with the beginning of the work on vital statistics.
The treatment of emigration from Canada falls into two divisions, namely. (1) that
by seaports, which offers no special difficulty, and (2) that by land to the United
States. The latter movement is very heavy, and involves the added difficulty of
distinguishing bona fide emigration from the transient interchanges that take place
daily on so considerable a scale between the two countries. It is thought that by
co-operation with the Immigration Department of the United States, which records
and classifies all passengers from Canada into the United States (as emigrants,
returning citizens, visitors, etc.) in the same way that emigrants from the
United States to Canada are recorded by the Canadian Department, the problem

♦ A report of the proceedings of the conference was issued as a special document and may
be had on application to the Bureau.

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may be solved, and au accurate measurement set up of this important movement.
The necessity for such measurement will be appreciated when it is said that according
to the last decennial census nearly half of the huge volume of immigration of the
preceding ten years had passed out of the country, only a little over fifty per cent
remaining domiciled in Canada when the census was taken.

National EegUtration, 1918.

A special feature of the work during the past year was the compilation of the
returns of the national registration taken in June, 1918. A temporary stafE of over
lOO clerks was employed in the various operations of coding, punching, verifying,
and typing the cards, the necessary office space being obtained in the Victoria Museum.
The cards were then transferred to the Bureau to be sorted and tabulated on the
Bureau's machines. The signing of the annistice on November 11, 1918, having
rendei-ed the continuance of further national war effort unnecessary, the greater part
of the work projected was not pushed to completion, but the following information
was taken off, for the use of the Board of Eegistration : —

For Males: —

(1) Classification of the male population, 1(5 years of age and over, according
to citizenship; by provinces.

(2) Classification of the population of foreign origin, as enemy, allied or
neutral ;

(3) Classification of unmarried males, free from physical disabilities, by
single years of age, between 16 and 45.

There was also in course of preparation the following: —

(1) Classification of the male population by families, and the number of
children under 16 years in each family;

(2) Number of males deflected from their regular occupations to emergency
work;

(3) Xumber of males supporting families, by industrial groups ;

(4) Clasgifica(tion o:f male immigrant population by occupations; their
segregation in urban and rural centres.

For Females. — The tabulation of the data concerning the mobilizable
women of Canada, being demanded for various purposes by women's organiza-
tions, were carried further than in the case of males, the following tables being
compiled : —

(1) Number of females able to give full time paid work, classified (o)
as being able to leave home, (b) as not requiring remuneration for work.

(2) Number of females whose home ties permitted them to give full
time paid work, classified by provinces, according to their industrial or pro-
fessional training.

(3) Number of females able to give full time paid work, classified accord-
ing to the branch of farming in which they possess experience.

(4) Number of females employed in each specified industry, classified
according to language spoken: (a) English only; (6) English and French;
(c) French only; (d) Foreign tongue only.

(5a to 5j) Ten tables, classifying mobilizable women reported in
"Domestic and Personal Services," for Canada and the provinces, by occu-
pational or trade callings.

(6a to 6j) Ten tables, classifying mobilizable women reported in ''Pro-
fessional Services," distributed for Canada and the provinces, by occupa-
tional or trade callings.

(7a to Tj) Ten tables, classifying mobilizable women in each industrial
group for Canada and the provinces.

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Tlie eartls were also employed to furiiisli lists of farmers for use in collecting
the annual and monthly statistics of agriculture, the work on which will be described
in the next following section.

Division. jIII— Agriculture.

The census of agriculture for Canada is taken, as ijreviously stated, in Division II.
Comprehensive and definitive as it is, the census can obviously form only part of a
complete system of agricultural statistics. The immediately practical part is a month
to mouth service of reliable information on conditions affecting current farm produc-
tion, and more particularly a statement of the volume of production annually at the
earliest date consistent with accuracy. So important is the latter service, not only to
agriculturists but to the business community at large — agriculture bulking so pre-
pouderatingly in the Canadian scheme — that it has been assigned a distinct division
in the Bureau.

The manner in which the work of crop reporting was carried out for many years
in the past offered a leading example of statistical malpractice. Originally the statis-
tics of the census were the only data having official imprimatur, and these, as just
remarked, can be regarded as foundational only. The first annual statistics were
undertaken by certain of the provinces. Others gradually followed, but their methods
differed, and some were content with estimates of only meagre character. The Dominion
Government accordingly, faced with the need of nation-wide statistics, began in 1908
through the Census and Statistics Office the issue of a monthly bulletin on agricul-
tural conditions (originally the " Census and Statistics Monthly," in 1917 changed to
the "Monthly Bulletin of Agricultural Statistics"), including annual statements of
agricultural yields and the numbers of farm live stock. Reliance was had for the
estimates contained in the Bulletin upon a large body of voluntary crop correspondents,
scattered throughout the country, who reported monthly according to a fixed routine.
In 1910, the Office became the medium through which data were prepared for the
International Institute of Agriculture, to which Canada was one of the original
adherents. Thus for a considerable portion of Canada a dual series of agricultural
reports and estimates. Dominion and provincial, came into existence (and not infre-
quently into conflict), — a source of embarrassment to the many who required trust-
worthy agi'icultural figures, and the cause of constant friction among officials. Even
for the census years, when the element of estimate was eliminated, the figures of the
provinces were in some cases left at variance with those of the Dominion.

The situation has now been cleared up, and there exists to-day a imified and co-
ordinated scheme of agricultural information and statistics, monthly and annual, for
the whole of Canada. The negotiations which achieved this result were begun in 1913.
On March 26, 1914, a further step was taken at an informal conference held at Ottawa
between representatives of the Dominion and Provincial Governments, at which the
question of improving the methods of agi-icultural statistics was generally considered,
the principle of co-operation endorsed, and adjournment made on a resolution which
relegated to the Census and Statistics Office the drafting of a detailed plan. After
minute and comprehensive study of the situation the Office in due course completed
the task assigned, with the result that in 1917, after a further exchange of views, a
co-operative arrangement between the Dominion and four of the provinces (Quebec,
Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia) was successfully applied; in 1918 this
was extended to all the nine provinces of the Dominion.

In the scheme as devised — which, as already explained, aims lu-imarily to keep the
country in constant touch with agricultural conditions and prospects — the pivotal
figures, in the case of field crops, are those of the acreages sown in the spring: apply-

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ing the average yields per acre at harvest, the total crop is estimated. In the case of
live stock, the numbers of each kind on the farm in the month of June are similarly
important. The method previously in use for securing these spring data, namely, by
means of estimates from correspondents as to the percentage increase or decrease in
each district comisared with the preceding year, was frankly admitted to be faulty,
notwithstanding that it has had the adherence of the United States Department of
Agriculture for sixty years. It provides no solid foundation, and errors tend to become
cumulative. What is required instead is a series of actual returns from as large a
number as possible of individual farms, so that the estimate, if estimate there must be,
may rest on fact. Ontario early recognized the superiority of this method and adopted
the plan of circularizing individual farmers.

The difficulty, of course, lies in reaching so large a number of individuals: there
are over 640,000 holdings in Canada of five acres and upwards. After a thorough
canvass of ways and means, it appeared that the best avenue of approach to the farmer
for statistics purposes lay through the rural school teacher. The school is ubiquitous,
and the work of distributing and collecting a census card annually through the school
teacher fits in well with educational work. Briefly, the method worked out by the Bureau
and the provinces is in general a5 follows : A card previously agreed upon is printed
by the Bureau : it carries some twenty-five rubrics relating to areas of field crops
and numbers of farm live stock. The number of cards corresponding to the estimated
number of farms in the province is then shipped to each Provincial Department of
Agriculture. The latter, by arrangement with its sister Department of Education,
forwards the cards in bundles of thirty or forty to the rural school teachers, who have
been previously advised and coached in the work by joint circular of the departments
concerned. The teacher distributes the cards through the children, to whom a state-
ment of the objects of the inquiry in simple language is read, making the whole a
school exercise and a lesson in public service as well as in agi'icultural education. The
plan has also a prospective value in that it is training the children to fill up the forms
themselves when they shall have become farmers. The cards are in the first instance
sent back by the teachers to the Provincial Department, which arranges them accord-
ing to counties or crop districts. They are then shipped to the Dominion Bureau
for compilation. Wlien this work is completed, the results are. forwarded by the
Bureau to the province, and the element of estimate is decided by an exchange of
views, on the wire or otherwise. Thus, during the fall in each year, the coimtry is in
possession of a trustworthy statement by provinces and districts of the acreages under
the principal crops and of the number of the principal descriptions of farm live stock.

The average yield' per acre is similarly arrived at by co-operative methods. It
has be^n already noted that the Bureau maintains a large stafi of correspondents, who
report monthly on agricultural conditions, according to a fixed scheme. Several of
the provincial departments have similar staffs, though in most cases only quarterly or
less frequent rejwrts are received from them. In all, however, an estimate of average
yields per acre is made at harvest time. The Bureau, it may be added, for this
special service, also obtains a return from the rural postmasters. Thus, the final
figures represent the experience of many thousand competent observers scattered
throughout the country, most of whom are either practical farmers or are in close
touch with the farming community, the figures being settled by agreement between
the Dominion and Provincial experts after careful consultation with each other.

At present- the scheme of annual agricultural statistics is limited in the case of
field crops to those in general cultivation, but there are particular branches of agri-
cultural or horticultural production that remain to be brought within the range of
the Bureau's activity. These include fruits (especially apples), vegetables, sugar beets,
tobacco, flax for fibre, and maple syrup. In fruits, the possibilities of obtaining satis-
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studied by tlu- Euraiu, in conjunction with the Fruit Jiranch of the Department of
Agriculture, and a joint plan for the collection of fruit statistics for the year 1919
is to be put into operation next fall. For vegetables, other than iwtatoes, already
included as a field crop, it would appear wise to use tlie data to be collected by the
next decennial census of 192il as a starting jjoint for annual statistics. For sugar
beets, special data including the quantity of sugar made from Canadian-grown sugar
beets are furnishe<l annually by the Dominion Sugar Company of Cliatham, Ont.
For flax fibre — ^a coming industry — the Bur&iu publishes annually data obtained
through the Flax Fibre Division of the Dominion Experimental Farms. For tobacco,
the Tobacco Division reports annually to the Bureau as to results of the tobacco har-
vest in Quebec and Ontario, inchiding area, yield, quality, and value, and the report is
published in the Monthly Bulletin of Agricultural Statistics, usually in Novemben-.
For maple syruij and sugar no statistics other than those of the census have as yet been
collected, except in Quebec, but the possibilities of collecting annual figures for
Canada are under investigation.

The above, as previously stated, are the pivotal figures in the Bureau's scheme
of annual agricultural statistics. They are released to the press in summary form
immediately they are available, and the full details appear in the next following
issues of the Bureau's " Monthly Bulletin of Agricultural Statistics." The other
matter of the Monthly Bulletin may be regarded as grouped about the above. Each
number contains a statistical summary of the current reports of the Bureau's corres-
pondents on agricultural conditions by provinces; summaries of similar reports from
provincial sources; reports from Dominion Experimental Farms and Stations; crop
reports from other countries; the latest statistics of the International Institute of
Agriculture on world crops and live stock; a report on the weather of the previous
month; and from three to five tables giving weekly and monthly average prices of the
principal agricultural products in the Canadian and British markets. The general
scheme of the Bureau's annual agricultural crop roixirting- service may be seen from
the following statement : —

January. — ^Farm values, including values of farm land, wages of farm
help and values of farm live stock.

March. — ^Farm prodtiets on hand and percentage of merchantable quality.
Condition of live stock.

April. — Areas winter killed of fall wheat, hay and clover. Condition of the
growing crops of fall wheat and of hay and clover. Progress of seeding
operations (spring wheat, oats and barley). Dates of sowing and appear-
ance of wheat above ground.

May. — Preliminary estimate of areas sown to spring wheat, oats, barley,
rye, peas, mixed grains, hay and clover, alfalfa and pastures. Condition of
these crops and also of fall wheat. Dates of sowing and of appearance of wheat
above ground.

June. — Revised estimate of areas sown to spring wheat, oats, barley, rye,
peas, mixed grains, hay and clover, alfalfa and pastures. Condition of these
crops and of fall wheat. Areas of late-sown cereals and hoed crops, including
buckwheat, flax, corn for husking, beans, potatoes, turnips, sugar beets, man-
golds, carrots, etc., and corn for fodder. Dates of sowing and of appearance
above ground of wheat. Dates of heading, flowering and milk-stage of wheat.

Jiihj. — Preliminary estimate of the yield per acre of fall wheat, hay and
clover and alfalfa. Condition of spring wheat, oats, barley, rye, peas, tjeans,
buckwheat, mixed grains, flaxseed, corn for husking, potatoes, turnips, man-
golds, carrots, etc., hay and clover, alfalfa, corn for fodder, sugar beets and
pasture. Dates of heading, flowering, milk-stage and cutting of wheat.

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August. — Estimate of the yield per acre of spring wheat, rye, oats, barley
and flax. Estimate of areas sown to these cereals that from any cause will not
produce a crop. Condition of spring wheat, oats, barley, rye, beans, buck-
wheat, mixed gi'ains, flaxseed, com for husking, potatoes, turnips, mangolds,
carrots, etc., hay and clover, alfalfa, corn for fodder, sugar beets and pasture.
Dates of heading, flowering, milk-stage and cutting of wheat. Stocks of
wheat, oats and barley in hand on August 31.

Septemher. — Estimate of the yield per acre of fall wheat, spring wheat,
oats, barley, rye, peas, beans, buckwheat, mixed grains, flaxseed and corn for
husking. Quality of these crops when harvested, Condition of potatoes,
turnips, mangolds, carrots, etc., sugar beets, corn for fodder and alfalfa. Date
of cutting of wheat.

Octoher. — Yield per acre, quality and average price of potatoes, sugar beets,
turnips, corn for husking, other roots (mangolds, carrots, etc.) hay and clover,
fodder corn and alfalfa. Acreage sown to fall wheat. Condition of fall wheat.
Percentage of fall ploughing completed. Acreage summer-fallowed in percent-
age of previous year.

December. — ^Final estimates of yields per acre based upon reports of
threshing results. Average market prices and weight per measured bushel of
cereals.

In addition to the statistics and estimates founded on the above and on the co-
operative work with the provinces, a more or less regular sequence of special articles is
issued in the Bulletin, including during 1918 the following: —

Outbreak of Wheat Rust in 1917, by W. P. Eraser, 3I.A., Ofiicer in charge
of Grain Diseases Investigations, Division of Botany, Central Experimental
Farm, Ottawa, (Expert statistical and botanical study of schedules collected
by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics from its correspondents). Influence of
the Weather upon Earm crops, (Article explaining new arrangements for
co-operation with the new section of agricultural meteorology of the Dominion
Meteorological Service at Toronto). Agricultural Meteorology, (Scientific
article on the relation of the weather to the yield of wheat in Manitoba, by A.
J. Connor, M.A., Dominion Meteorological Ofiice, Toronto). Canada's Oppor-
tunity for Exports of Eoods, (Special illustrated article by Dr. E. J. McFall,
Chief of Internal Trade Division, Dominion Bureau of Statistics). Milling
and Baking Tests of Canadian Wheat, 1918, (Eeport by Dr. F. J. Birehard.
Chemist in charge of the Dominion Grain Research Laboratory of the Deparj-
ment of Trade and Commerce at Winnipeg"). International movement of
artificial fertilizers, from reports issued by the International Institute of
Agriculture, including table showing the production and trade in natural phos-
phates, basic slag, sulphate of ammonia and sulphur, 1913 and 1916, and imports
and exports of potash salts and nitrate of soda, 1913 and 1916. Special article
by the Editor on the World's Production of Grain and Potatoes, including tables
showing by countries the area and production of cereals and potatoes in the
Xorthern Hemisphere for 1918 as compared with 1917, and with the annual
average of the five years, 1912-16. The same, by tables for the Southern
Hemisphere and for the southern and northern heniispheres combined. Field
Roots Seed for sale, (Statement showing quantities of mangolds, turnips and
carrot seed for sale, as furnished by the Experimental Farms Branch of the
Dominion Department of Agriculture).

It may be added that the Provincial Governments now assist the Bureau in the
appointment of the staffs of correspondents who furnish the above information, in

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some oases the personnel of the Dominion and Provincial staffs of correspondents
being the same. The Bureau distributes all data supplied by the correspondents to
the provinces immediately upon completion of the compilation each month, and the
provinces reciprocate with any similar information that accrues to them.

It has been agreed between Dominion and provinces that the returns of the
decennial and quinquennial agricultural censuses shall be accepted as final and as the
basis upon which all estimates shall fundamentally proceed, the Bureau undertaking
to appoint enumerators by the merit system, and generally to employ approved
methods. Ou the latter point a reform inaugurated in the Western Census of 1916
may be mentioned. In previous censuses the agricultural statistics have been obtained
by a series of questions intimately associated with the population rubrics. In 191C,
use was for the first time made of a separate agricultural schedule for each farm, cover-
ing such features as ownership, areas, values, expenditures, tenure, live stock, animal
products, field crops, fruits and vegetables, and forest products on farms; altogether
380 items are comprised under 32 headings. This, though a somewhat more expensive
method, gives more accurate and complete results, and will be adhered to in future
censuses.

The above plans, while doubtless capable of improvement, represent, it is believed,
a suitable beginning in the building up of a valuable scheme of statistics relating to
the premier industry of Canada. For 191S, the first year in which the plan was
uniformly applied throughout Canada, the returns received represented about 240,000
farms, and these, it is considered will be increased as the work becomes better known
and appreciated. Conflicting results in connection with the annual agricultural
statistics of Canada are now eliminated, and the work is arranged on a basis that is
theoretically sound and that unites all available technic throughout the Dominion in a
common effort towards a common goal.

In addition to the agricultural volumes of the decennial and quinquennial cen-
suses and the " Monthly Bulletin of Agricultural Statistics " which have been
described in the foregoing, it is in contemplation to bring out an Agricultural Year
Book, under the joint direction of the Agricultural and Internal Trade Divisions of
the Bureau. The latter Division, as will be explained in detail further on, compiles
the statistics of the marketing of grain, live stock, meats and other agricultural pro-
duets, within the country. The annual statistics of dairy factories, covered by the
Industrial Census (Division lY of the Bureau) will also be included, and a summary
of agricultural imports and exports and the more important world statistics relating
to agricultural production, trade, prices, etc., added.

Division IV. — The Industrial Census.

There is no ueed to emphasize the importance of a well-rounded system of pro-
duction statistics, especially in Canada where production is the larger part if not the
sole source of the national income. Agricultural production has been already dealt
with (Division III). For the large and variegated field that remains — including such
sharply differentiated operations as the raising of minerals, the catching of fish, the
hewing of timber, as well as the multifarious processes that go on in shops, mills, and
factories in converting raw materials into the forms in which they enter human con-
sumption, the " Industrial Census " has been organized.

Historically, the first statistics of industrial production were those of certain
Dominion and Provincial departments. The Mines Departments of the provinces, for
example, automatically secured statistics whilst collecting royalties upon or otherwise
supervising the mining output. Similarly, Departments of Fisheries and Forestry
came, in certain cases, to publish the statistics thrown off by their administrative

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activities. But while much valuable information was secured in this way, the statis-
tics as a whole were not satisfactory. Executive departments very properly adapt
their records to executive needs; the latter are limited aud often differ between
departments, whilst statistical methods may vary at will. It has been imixissible,
therefore, in the past to compare with safety a statistic of, say, a Provincial Mines
Department with the corresponding statistic of another province — still less to col-
late the statistics of, say, a Mines and a Fisheries or Forestry Department. Much
overlapping ensued; at the same time, wide areas of the field were left uncovered.
Again, for numerous phases common to all industrial processes, but falling beyond
the purview of such departments as have been mentioned (notably the problems sur-
rounding capital and labour), still another series of departments have partially sur-
veyed the field from time to time; and still other bodies like the Conservation Com-
mission have been at work from their own distinctive standpoint. It is true that once
every ten years a comprehensive survey of industry was made by the decennial census.
But decennial statistics of production are only a little better than no statistics at all.
Moreover, as explained in a previous section, the organization demanded for an indus-
trial census is of a character almost diametrically opposite to that of a population
census. The latter must reach several millions of individuals for a comparatively
simple inquiry: the former, outside of fishing and farming, requires access to less
than 50,000 entities — but for information which is often complex and technical to a
degree. To attempt to collect the data of mines and manufacturers through the
medium of the population enumerators is, in point of fact, to invite discomfiture; the
census inquiries of the past may have illustrated the broader tendencies of industry,
hut they did not illuminate details, and details are more and more essential.

In framing the Statistics Act, therefore, it was decided to create entirely separate
machinery for the treatment of industrial statistics, including under that heading the
statrsties of fisheries, mines, forestry, and general manufactures.* The decennial
census of the future will compile list-s of industries, and otherwise exercise a check,
but the industrial census proper will be taken on an annual basis and by a distinct
organization. (Statistics Act, 1918, sections 20 and 21.) This organization will
proceed in the first instance by collaborating with the departments, Dominion and
provincial, having executive functions in specific sections of the field (there are over
thirty of these), and will erect independent machinery only in sections outside the
range of such administrative supervision. The desideratum in such collaboration is,
of course, to place the industrial technic of the administrative departments at the
service of the census, and the general statistical point of view of the census at the ser-
vice of the departments. Many of the latter have considerable field staffs in close
touch with the industries under investigation and of expert training. These form the
ideal substitute for the untrained enumerators of the popidation census, and it will be
found on other grounds that the departments are the better qualified to collect and
vise the statistics in the field, to the Bureau falling the duty of bringing the depart-
ments into council, planning the inquiry as a whole, creating the nexus of association
between its parts, and generally defining methods. The Bureau also has the larger
experience in, and greater facilities for, the work of cornpilation. The major portion
of the field, of course, lies beyond the possibilities of co-operation as above, less than
twenty per cent of industrial production falling under departmental observation.
Here the Bureau must act alone, proceeding for the most part by correspondence, but
employing field agents in the final stages.

* Agriculture, as before stated, is treated in a separate division in view of its importance.
The broad classiflcation nf produrt'nn in'o (11 primqrv or eNtraotive. and (2) secondary, is
carried out in the fisheries, mines, and forestry sections of the Industrial Census, which thus
dovetail with the section on manufactures. Divisions III and IV of the Bureau are to be con-
sidered together as affording a complete view of production with the several sections in due
correlation.

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With t)iis by way of general statement, it may be of interest to note just how the
field breaks up under the scheme, and how far organization has been effected to the
present. Tlie co-operative sections of the Industrial Census include the statistics of
dairy factories, fisheries, forestry, mines and central power establishments, and on
these in turn a word may be given : —

Dairy Factories. — Dairy factories may be regarded as an appendage to farming.
The Provincial Dairy Commissioners are in close touch with the field; most of them
have instructors or inspectors who visit every factory once or oftener a season. To
secure the statistics of these establishments adequately and without friction and dupli-
cation, the following plan has been adopted: First, a common form has been agreed
upon. The Bureau prints this and supplies a sufficient number to each Provincial Dairy
Branch. The latter, largely through its field staff, collects a return from each estab-
lishment. These after viseing, are forwarded to Ottawa for compilation. Immediately
the latter is effected for a province, the results are sent back for use in any way deemed
expedient. The Bureau publishes an annual report for the whole of Canada, with the
editorial assistance of the Dominion Dairy Branch, and there is thus obtained a single
coherent return as comprehensive and accurate as official machinery can make it.
Quebec, which has long done excellent work in dairy statistics through the Central
iBureau of Statistics for the province, prints her own schedules, which, however, con-
form to the general requirements. For Ontario, the Bureau mails the forms to the
factory operators direct, the provincial officers supplying the lists and co-operating in
the work of securing the tardy ones and revising results as a whole. Farm dairying
is covered as a section of agricultural statistics proper.

Fisheries. — The sea fisheries have always been regarded as the domain of the
nation at large (the right dates from Magna Charta), only inland waters falling under
provincial jurisdiction. As the lake and stream fisheries of the Maritime Provinces
are imimportant commercially, and those of the west still remain under the Dominion,
it follows that Ontario and Quebec alone, in addition to the Dominion Fisheries
Branch, are concerned in the statistical problem. British Columbia has a Fisheries
Branch, but it does not collect statistics.

Statistics of fisheries cover (1) the catch, and (2) the product marketed, the latter
divided into (a) fresh, (6) domestically prepared, and (r) factory-made. The men,
boats, gear, etc., should, of course, be recorded under (1), as well as the capital, labour,
and other details of smoke-houses, freezers, canneries and the like under (2). For the
collecting of the data exceptionally effective machinery exists in the departmental
field inspectors and overseers who, between the Dominion and Provincial Governments,
bring every fishing section under direct supervision; the Dominion officers, in fact,
cover their sections monthly. With regard to (1) the catch, two forms are used, one
for the sea fisheries and the other for the inland fisheries. The local fisheries officers
collect the data, which are forwarded to the Bureau and compiled, after thorough check
and revision. The same procedure is followed for the records of (2) fish marketed (a)
fresh and (b) domestically prepared. For (c) manufactured fish products, lists of the
canneries, salteries, smoke-houses, etc., are furnished by the fisheries officers; the
owners are then circularized by the Bureau and the returns viseed by the Dominion
Fisheries Branch prior to compilation. The Bureau issues the statistics of fisheries
for the Dominion in a report which is edited by the Dominion Fisheries Branch.

Foresfry. — The Forestry section includes (1) operations in the woods, (2) saw-
mills, (3) cooperage shops, (4) sash and door factories, planing mills, etc., (5) pulp
and paper mills, and (6) wood distilleries — from which the subject shelves into special-
ized wood manufactures.

For operations in the woods, Quebec and British Columbia have excellent statis-
tics, but the other provinces record merely the cut on Ci'own Lands (on which stump-

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age dues are collected), the increasing areas of forest held in fee simple not being
covered. (In Nova Scotia practically all timber lands have passed from under the
Crown.) The Bureau proposes to obtain statistics direct of such operations and also
of the contingent operations of river-driving, the cut of logs, the numbers and' wages
■of the men, the cost of supplies, etc.

The operations of saw-mills and cooperage shops reflect and cheek the work in the
woods, their product being the logs in another form (except, of course, in the ease of
products like telegraph poles, cross ties, fence posts, etc.). In the saw-milling sub-
division, the Bureau collaborates with New Brunswick, Quebec, and British Columbia
in preparing lists and collecting the data, but works alone in the other provinces.
Similarly the field staffs of the provinces assist in collecting the returns from pulp
and paper mills, and the Pulp and Paper Manufacturers" Association also renders
valuable assistance in this connection. For sash and door factories, wood distillation,
etc., the Bureau acts alone, circularizing the various establishments as sections of gen-
eral manufactures. Throughout the section on forestry and related subjects, however,
the Bureau works in close co-operation with the Dominion Porestry Branch, which
previously issued for several years a series of statistical reports on forest products.
The latter are continued by the Bureau but in enlarged form and under arrangements
as to joint revision, similar to those which obtain between the Bureau and the Fish-
eries Branch.

Mines. — llining statistics ai-e perhaps the most diffir-vilt of all to arrange for, by
reason of their exceptionally varied and technical character. At least five provincial
departments, as well as the Dominion Department of Mines, have been issuing statis-
tics for many years. These statistics are of good quality, but the methods followed
are often at variance, and they are limited to the mining point of view. As to the
principles which co-operation might follow, a general agreement has been arrived at
between the Bureau and the provinces. As between the Bureau and the Dominion
Mines Branch, an arrangement has been made whereby the forms and machinery of
the latter will be used to cover mining production, whilst the Bvireau will independ-
ently secure the other data of the inquiry. The arrangement is not final, but it at
least prevents the same Government asking the same concerns twice for the same
information. For future years a plan of complete co-operation is aimed at.

Hydraulic and Other Central Power Plcmts. — Another important section under
dual control statistically consists of plants for the manufacture of electric current for
sale. There are two kinds of these, namely, hydraulic power plants, whose product
is merely the transformed " white coal " of waterfalls, and those which manufacture
power from fuel. The first alone are matters of direct administrative concern, but
the second are so closely allied that the subject must be treated as one. The Domin-
ion Water Power Branch, the Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commission, the Quebec
Streams Commission, and the Water Power Association of Nova Scotia divide the
administrative field. In collaboration with the Bureau, these bodies have agreed upon
two forms (the Conservation Commission being also consulted), which it is thought
will illustrate the main features of power production, and which can be varied from
year to year over the entire range of the subject. They have united also in the pre-
paration of lists of plants. The forms are sent out by the Bureau (except that the
Hydro-Electric Commission of Ontario collects from the 250 plants under its con-
trol). The compilation is made by the Bureau, after revise of the schedules by the
Dominion Water Power Branch, the Assistant Director of which has been sworn in
as an officer of the Censiis. The report is issued in two parts. Part I comprising a
comprehensive statistical survey with accompanying explanatory matter, whilst Part
II consists of a directory of the commercial and publicly-owned power stations in
operation throughout Canada, showing the principal features of each, locations where

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Wocks of olcctrieal energy are for sale, the prices at whieh power is obtainable, trans-
portation facilities available iu the vicinity, etc. Part I is issued uncfer the imprim-
atur of the Bureau of Statistics, and Part II by the Dominion Water Power Branch.
The material brought together as above is thoroughly exhaustive, and it is thought
will prove particularly valuable during the period of reconstruction iipon whir-h the
"Dominion is now entering. Part I will be repeated from year to year, whilst the
Directory will lie brought up to date as necessary. An additional feature of this sec-
tion is the maintenance of a record of water-wheel and other power installations in
general industry, on which data are collected by the Bureau from every establishment
in Canada.

General ifanvfac'itres. — There remains the lai-ge and complex field of general
manufactures, in whieh little or no statistical work has been done in the past save by
the decennial census or by intervening postal censuses like those of 100.") and 1915.
These statistics will now be collected annually. The problem consists first iu securing
the names of going concerns. Every known source is exploited for these — directories,
gazetteers, commercial agencies, boards of trade, and manufacturers' associations.
Among governmental departments, the Factories' Inspection Branches'and Workmen's
Compensation Boards assist materially in this connection. Each concern is then
circularized under the Statistics Act (section 21). Some field work is necessary; this
is provided by a small staff of local agents. About ninety different forms are used —
one for each distinct group of industries; previous censuses of manufactures were
taken on a single form, a procedure whieh made it impossible to call for specific data
on such points as equipment, raw materials and products. It is now hoped to get com-
plete statistics for about four thousand named products.

The office organization required for so extensive and intricate an inquiry has been
given careful consideration. Each concern has been assigned its jilace in a classifica-
tion scheme that includes some 400 divisions. Each is card-catalogued and given an
ofiice number — by which alone it is known to the clerical staff, thus ensuring the secrecy
of individual returns. There are about 40,000 names in the catalogue.

The above is an outline of the basic organization of the Industrial Census. It by
no means represents the entire plan (which is still under the hand) or the several points
of view from which ihe data are capable of analysis and publication. For example, a
Census of Chemical Industries, including in the term not only the manufactures of
chemicals but all concerns in which any of the processes used are essentially dependent
upon the agencies of chemical change, is a feature introduced during the past year on
the representations of the Honorary Advisory Council for Scientific and Industrial
Research. An inquiry of this kind is necessarily of the nature of a cross-section of the
work proper- The statistics bearing on labour conditions are also a special feature.
Here delimitation with the Department of Labour is being arrived at, the latter dealing
with trade disputes, unemployment, and rates of wages (as administrator of Govern-
ment Labour Exchanges and the legislation relating to fair wages and trade disputes),
whereas the Bureau provides the general background of employment statistics (number
and classification of employees, days worked, etc.) and the statistics of working ela?s
earnings (analysed), wage standards, hours worked by industrial establishments, etc.

The scheme of publication has been partly indicated in the foregoing. An object
of the Bureau has been to separate the statistics of the primary or extractive industries
from those of secondary prodiKtion wherever possible. Thus there will be reports on
the fisheries, on forestry and on mines, as constituting, with agriculture, the primary
industries aforesaid. In some cases the statistics of immediately related manufactures
will be printed within the same cover for convenience of reference, but the differentia-
tion will be marked as clearly as possible. For example, the fisheries report will include
the canneries, salteries, and other fish-preparing establishments, as well as the catch.
In a similar way the mines report will cover contingent metallurgical operations.

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Siu'Teyiiig the entire field of manufactures or secondary production will be a general or
summary report. There will of necessity be some repetitions of matter, but they will
be few, and a broad review of production from end to end, with the several divisions
in sharp relief will be for the first time possible. The number of special reports that might
grow out of such general organization from year to year will depend on circumstances.
The report on dairy factories already mentioned is essentially part of the subject of
agriculture; other reports on flour and grist mills and on slaughtering and meat-pack'
iug establishments might be suggested as closely though not disectly connected with the
same basic industry. Closely associated with forestry operations are the series of
reports on lumber, lath and shingle mauufactm-es, cooperage plants, pulp and paper
mills, wood distilleries, and sash and door and planing mills already mentioned. Other
special reports in jsreparation for 1917 covered agricultural implements, automobiles,
musical instruments, textiles and leather, respectively. The report on central power
plants and on the chemical industry previously described may also be included in this
category. In point of fact the list is capable of indefinite enlargement according to
demand.

In each of the reports that have been mentioned a more or less uniform plan of
presentation is followed; first the statistics in detail of goods produced and of raw
materials consumed, are given; the agencies of production are then taken up, namely,
(1) capital and (2) employees, including under the former the land and buildings,
machinery, materials on hand, and " working capital," and, under the latter, details
as to numbers, salaries, wages, working time, etc. The statistics of power employed,
of fuel consumption are also given, together with those of certain miscellaneous
expenses, such as taxes, insurance, advertising, rent, royalties, etc.

As remarked at the outset, the role of Canada for the next half century at least
must be par excellence that of a producer. With a scheme of production statistics
along the lines that have been indicated, improving with time, it should be possible to
keep in close touch with this governing factor in Canadian development.

The Classification Problem.

A problem met at the outset of organizing the Industrial Census was that of classi-
fication. It is a problem of many ramifications, re-appearing in several sections of the
Bureau, but the general principles applied to it may be stated here.

In the first instance, the industries have been brought together in a series of some
four hundred groups, according to the chief article of ijroduction and prevalent trade
custom. Thus, the "alluvial gold" and "nickel-copper" groups of mines; thus, the
" lobster-canning " and " carriage and wagon " industries, which include every concern
carrying on the operation specified or manufacturing the articles mentioned as their
leading activity.

This, however, goes but a short distance. A large number of establishments manu-
facture more than one commodity. If, therefore, it is found that certain concerns
listed in, say, the " agricultural implement " group, manufacture also carriages and
wagons as a second product, it is clear that the statistics of the " carriage and wagon "
group proper are incomplete. By securing separate returns from as many sections of
industry as can be segi-egated, even when united imder the same management, the
amount of error in such statements is reduced to a minimum. For the products thepi-
selves a careful drafting of forms by insuring comprehensive returns provides substan-
tial accuracy by means of cross-compilation. The forms of the Industrial Census
include about 3,600 articles.

The main classification problem, however, arises in the grouping of the commodi-
ties. Here the purpose is two-Jold: first, to ensure the maximmn of accuracy for any
group-heading employed; and, second, to enable statistics of production to be readily
collated and compared with the statistics of trade, prices, transportation, occupations,
etc.

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In the I'ait, the groupings employed have not met these rcquil■ement^. This has
•been due hirgely to the fact that there has been no general appreciation of the princi-
ples which a system of grouping must follow in any section of the field if it is to avoid
inconsistencies. To take an example — if a grouping system contains such headings as
" leather " and " clothing " within the same category, accuracy becomes impossible, as
an article like boots and shoes cannot be placed in the one without rendering the other
defective. Concurrently, it becomes impossible to compare, say, the production of
" leather goods '' or of " articles of clothing " with imports, prices, wages, etc., under
the same headings, a*s the headings in question, if left to determination by different
branches, are almost certain to have different significations.

For the general discussion of the problem, the Bureau of Statistics organized in
May, 1918, a committee consisting of Prof. W. C. Clark of Queen's University, chairman ;
Mr. Bryce M. Stewart, Department of Labour, and Mr. T. Xornian Dean, Statistician
of the Ontario Workmen's Compensation Board, Toronto. Beginning with the problem
of grouping the products of the Industrial Census, the committee in the course of its
work got into touch with the several Dominion and Provincial Departments interested,
and also with a similar committee appointed in the United States in 1917, consisting
of representatives of the Censu?, the Labour Department, the Interstate Commerce
Commission, and the Workmen's Compensation Bureaus of Xew York and Massachu-
setts, who were engaged in a similar attempt to establish general principles of classifi-
cation for the United States.

The broad conclusion reached by the Committee was that any grouping scheme for
statistical purposes should adhere throughout to one of the three following principles,
viz., the principle of grouping according to " chief component material " ; according to
"purpose"; or according to "source or origin" (the farm, the forest, the mine, etc.).
These principles should not be intermingled in any one scheme; for the presentation of
details one of the principles (preferably the " chief component material " principle)
should be adopted and adhered to as far as possible, the remaining two classifications
being used for the presentation of analyses and broad totals. By such a method " boots
and shoes" would be shown in the detailed presentation under "leather", but would
also bo included in the general analytical totals of "clothing", and among manufac-
tured products ultimately derived from " the farm." Whilst the method cannot be
applied with 100 per cent success, especially for comparative purposes (owing to the
intermingling of manufacturing processes, the arbitrary combinations which occur in
certain tariff items necessarily included in the trade classification, as well as inherent
distinctions in the different points of view fi-om which the problem must be approaeh?d\
it is felt that it can effect a considerable increase in accuracy over previous practices,
and that by adopting it as a standard still further improvements can be worked out in
time. A more detailed description of its application will be found in the next following
division, where the foreign trade classification has been made over in accordance with
the new method during the past year. (See pages 38-40.)

Division V.— Foreign Trade. — Imports and Exports.

For many years an anomalous situation had existed in connection with the statis-
tics of imports and exports. The statistics originate in Customs administration, and
from the earliest times the Customs Department had published an annual report deal-
ing with the " Trade and Navigation " of Canada. This, however, did not fully satisfy
a rapidly expanding commerce, land in 1892 the newly organized Department of Trade
and Commerce began a further series of reports, based on the Customs reports but
furnishing additional analyses and elucidations from a trade point of view. The new
matter consisted largely of comparative data on recent trade trends, various re-group-
ings of the trade statistical items, and an assembling of the statistics of Cana(}ian

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trade by countries. In 1S95 the department also inaugurated a fiuarterly trade report,
which become a monthly in 1899. Meanwhile, the Customs Department liad likewise
put out a monthly, whilst in 1903, on the organization of the Census and Statistics
Office, foreign trade statistics were included in the re-modelled Canada Year Book
on a scale that constituted a third original treatment.* Thus, as it developed, three
distinct departmental organizations were engaged in the analysis and presentation of
trade statistics: inquiries for trade information might be addressed to three official
sources in Canada and receive an independent reply from each.

In no other country has a similar method been adapted. Its disadvantages will
be patent. Xot only was a considerable duplication in compilation work and printing
involved (there was perhaps 40 per cent pure repetition as between the Customs and
Trade and Commerce reports), but the final result was to give the statistics considered
as a whole an illogical and confusing as well as very prolix arrangement, and to pre-
vent, by the dispersion of responsibility, the alert and constructive direction which the
subject requires. The remedy lay, of course, in the unification of the work, allowing
the adoption of a single series of reports and a simple and intelligible plan of presen-
tation. Attempts to secure this from time to time failed through lack of opportunity
for investigation and discussion in the detail necessary.

The first definite step towards a solution was taken in 1916, when under Order in
Council of December 6, the Statistical Branch of the Department of Trade and Com-
merce was transferred to the Census and Statistics Office. This permitted' co-ordina-
tion in so far as the more important analytical work connected with trade statistics
was concerned. Towards the clearing up of the remaining duplication between the
reorganized office and the Customs Department, a comprehensive memorandum on
trade statistical reform and consolidation was first drawn up. This included a detailed
scheme for the amalgamation of the two series of reports and the rearrangement of
their matter, as well as a policy on such questions as trade classification, methods of
collection and compilation, import and export valuations, etc. Out of the discussion
which this received during the ensuing year were evolved the trade clauses in the
Statistics Act, 1918, which emhody the solution finally arrived at.

The clauses of the Statistics Act, 191^, hearing on foreign trade provide in effect
for a delimitation of function between the Customs Department and the Bureau of
Statistics. The precedent followed is that of countries where central statistical offices
exist, as in Australia and Germany, and to a lesser degree that of countries where, as in
the United States, the Customs and Commerce Departments work in close co-operation.
In brief, the Customs Department will carry out the collection and primary compilation
of the data, whilst their analysis, interpretation and publication is left to the Bureau
of Statistics, the Act providing for the transfer of the necessary materials. Trade
statistics are thus recognized as being more than '' by-products " of Customs admin-
istration, but are placed where they not only receive the maximum of direction from
the practical trade point of view but are linked with the general body of economic
statistics, more particularly the statistics of production and internal trade — the Bureau
of Statistics by periodical consultation meeting the requirements, both of the Depart-
ment of Trade and Commerce (Commercial Intelligence Branch) as the department
charged with trade promotion, the Department of Finance as the department responsi-
ble for fiscal policy, and the Department of Customs as interested in the analysis of
revenue returns — and correlating trade statistics with those of economic phenomena
in general.

Since the passing of the Act, the monthly Customs report has been discontinued,
the monthly report of the Bureau on the Trade of Canada now being alone in the field.
The annual report of the Customs Department under the Customs Act wiU be primarily

• Trade statistics occupied approximately one-half of the Canada Tear Book of 1905. The
chief new analysis was a classification of import items according lo the Customs classification
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an ailmiiiijtrative statement of revenues collected, all purelj- trade statistical analyses
being relegated to the report on that subject by the Bureau of Statistics. Arrangements
satisfactory to the two branches whereby the primary data are transferred monthly
from the Customs Department to the Bureau, with a revise at the end of the year, have
been concluded for confirmation, when finally tested, by Order in Council.

Though the new organization is still in the formative stage, several improvements
have already been placed in train. The format of the new series of reports, monthly
and annual has been worked over. In future the annual (and definitive) report on
trade statistics will be in three parts. The first will present the general statement for
the year. The main tables in this section will show the returns for each item of export
and import by countries, both for the year and for the four years immediately preced-
ing, the object being to illustrate the current trend as well as the present volume of
trade- To these will be added two series of illustrative tables, the first broadly
historical, showing the year in its general setting back to Confederation, and the second
consisting of tables analytical of current trade items from various points of view.
There will be ten of the historical tables and fifteen of the current analyses in the
report of the current year, but this of course will vary as new data permit and new
needs are uncovered. To the whole w-ill be added a statement of imiwrts and exports
at values of a standard year by way of laying bare the real elements in trade fluctua-
tions. (An index number of import and export valuations will be maintained in the
Prices Section of the Internal Trade Division of the Bureau, as described on page 44.)
In Part II the Trade of Canada with each country in turn will be re-assembled, whilst
in Part III a resume of the trade statistics of other countries will be made for the use
largely of Canadian producers and exporters — especially necessary in the altered con-
ditions that will follow the war. (Parts II and III will be issued in a series of
pamphlets on the several countries, for convenience and economy in distribution.)
The monthly reports will follow Part I above, but on a restricted scale. The Tear
Book treatment will be that of an " abstract " of Part I.

Greater promptness in the issue of reports is being provided. The data from the
Customs Department are received on the 18th of the month following that to which
they relate. This enables a stencil summary of the more important items to be issued
on the 2"rd to leading newspapers and trading concerns, whilst the final report goes
to the printer on the 2."ith. The issue of the final annual statistics by the calendar
year is under consideration.

Trade Classification: — Coincidentally with the above, a reform of considerable
importance in connection with trade classification — the basic feature in any system
of trade statistics — has been carried' into effect. The general principles on which the
classificiition of commodities is made in the Bureau for purposes of statistical analysis,
has been briefly discussed in connection with the Industrial Census (see preceding
section"). The problem of trade statistical classification falls into two parts: (1) the
items, and (2) the grouping of the items. With regard to the items, the starting
point is, of course, the customs tariff, which designates over seven hundred articles.
These, by subdivision from time to time, had been increased to some 1,690 items. Simul-
taneously exports items to the number of 430 had been originated. The whole, how-
ever, had been without systematic revision for many years and the first duty was the
preparation of a memorandum of suggested changes and additions, based on the
experience of the Bureau in ans^ve^ing trade Inquiries, on the results of the Indus-
trial Census and on the classifications of other countries ; the views of the larger trad-
ing and producing concerns were also obtained. This memorandum was submitted
to the Customs Department for discussion, and after conferences in which the views
of the Department of Finance were also obtained the number of import items was
extended to 1763 and that of exports to 521. ^[uch benefit was derived in this con-
nection from an exchange of views with the United States Bureau of Commerce which
likewise had the subject of trade classification under revision during the year.

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In the matter of grouping, not only was the previous system without consistent
principle which would enable it to be collated with other statistics, but differences
existed as between free and dutiable imports and as between imports as a whole and
exports. In revising the scheme accordingly, the plan already described in connection
•with the Industrial Census was applied whereby three separate classifications are
mad'e, namely, according to " chief component material," according to " purpose,'' and
according to " source or origin." In the main tables of presentation, in which alone
all items are included, the latter are grouped on the " chief component material "
principle, except that minor purpose groui^ings are introduced where they do not con-
flict. At the same time complete schemes of purpose and source classification are
"worked out, but are published only for the broader headings and for such others as
have been found to he in frequent requisition. The main headings of the two chief
grouping schemes are as follows : —

•Classification by Chief Component Material — •

1. Vegetable products (except wood, fibres and chemicals).

(65 sub-groups.)

2. Animals and their products (except fibres and chemicals).

(30 sub-groups.)

3. Fibres. Textiles and Textile products.

(45 sub-groups.)

4. Wood, wood products and paper.

(31 sub-groups.)

5. Iron and its products.

(41 sub-groups.)

6. Non-ferrous metals and their products.

(14 sub-groups.)

7. Non-metallic minerals and their products.

(34 sub-groups.)
S, Chemical and allied products.

(47 sub-groups.)
9. All other commodities.

(15 sub-groups.)

Classification accordlnrj to Purjjose —

1. Abrasives.

2. Adhesives.

3. Arms, Military Equipment and Explosives.

(5 sub-groups.)

4. Beverages and Infusions.

(11 sub-groups.)

5. Books, Stationery and Educational Supplies

(8 sub-groups.)

6. Clothing.

(13 sub-groups.)

7. (Containers, Wrapping and Pacl;ing Materials.

(5 sub-groups.)
S. Drugs, Medical and Dental Equipment and Supplies.

(6 sub-groups.)
9. Foods.

(IS sub-groups.)

10. Household E.QUipment.

(12 sub-groups.)

11. Industrial Equipment.

(25 sub-groups.)

12. Jewellery and Timepieces.

13. Light, Heat and Power; Equipment and Supplies.

(6 sub-groups.)

14. Producers' Materials.

(41 sub-groups.)

15. Recreation Equipment and Supplies.

(6 sub-groups.)

16. Soaps, Perfumery and Cosmetics.

(2 sub-groups.)

17. Telegraph and Telephone.
IS. Tobacco.

19. Vehicles.

(5 sub-groups.)

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As already remarked, it is impossible, because of inconsistencies in the items, to
apply literally and absolutely a system like the above. It represents, however, the
maximum of accuracy obtainable, and by the degree to which it facilitates analysis and
comparisons with other statistical fields is thought to repay the additional labour which
it involves. Arrangements will be made to review the scheme thoroughly each year in
conference with the Department of Customs, the Department of Trade and Commerce
(Commercial Intelligence Branch), and the Department of Finance.

Division VI. — Transportation and Communications.

Geography has made transportation one of the greatest of Canadian national prob-
lems. The canal and railway systems were already extensive in the fifties, and it is
significent tliat it was a railway that set the seal to Confederation. With the opening
of the West, the relative importance of the railway has been multiplied. To-day the
largest single employer of labour in Canada is a railway corporation, and Canada leads
the world in the proportion of railway mileage to population.

As early as 1875 provision was made for the collection of railway statistics, by the
"Railway Statistics Act" of that year. The Act was originally administered by the
Department of Public Works, but was later on incorporated in the Railway Act, and
with the establishment of the Department of Railways and Canals (1S79), passed
under the latter's jurisdiction. In course of time, statistics of express, telegraph, and
telephone companies were added. For water transportation, however, no sirtiilar pro-
vision was made. The Customs Department maintains a yearly record of the total
tonnages arriving at and clearing from Canadian ports, whilst the Department of
Marine issues an annual list of the vessels of Canadian registry, but no statistics
corresponding to those of transportation by land have been available.

On the consolidation of statistical legislation in the Statistics Act, 1918, the
clauses of the Railway Act representing the original Railway Statistics Act were, by
consent of the Department of Railways and Canals, incorporated in the new measure,
with certain additions and improvements, the most important of which brought water
carriers into the scheme on the same basis as carriers by land- It has been subsequently
arranged that the similar inquisitorial powers vested, under the Railway Act, in the
Board of Railway Commissioners (as the body charged with railway regulation in
Canada) should be administered in so far as general statistical materials are concerned
through the Dominion Statistician, thus permitting the complete consolidation of the
statistical work connected with transportation.

The first step taken by the Bureau und^er the transportation sections of the Statis-
tics Act in 1918 was the inauguration of a system of water transportation statistics,
which, as previously remarked, had never hitherto been comprehensively organized.
The plan adopted for the first year's operations, which are regarded as tentative, was
liriefly as follows: (1) Using the lists of the Department of Marine as a basis, a report
for each vessel of Canadian registry will first be obtained, covering such details as
construction, size, value, rig, route, freight and passengers carried, etc.; (2) Comple-
mentai-y to this, a report from every Canadian ship owner or company will be obtained
on such points as, vessels operated and their registry, assets and liabilities, revenue
and operating expenses, profit and loss account, etc. The results of these two
inquiries, carefully co-ordinateii. will furnish the statistics of Canadian registered
shipping, whether operated in Canadian waters or elsewhere, and of all shipping
interests located in Canada. (3) There remains to record the extent to which vessels
of foreign registry and not of Canadian ownership are engaged in Canadian traffic,
and the leading details thereof. Under the Statistics Act (sections 23 and 2-T\ the
Customs Department supplies annually to the Bureau of Statistics a record showing
the number of vessels touching at Canadian ports, their registry, rig, tonnage, etc.,

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classified as sea-goiug aud coastiug. This return gives cumulative totals only^
counting each boat every time it enters or clears any port, aud is of value chiefly
for broad measurements. For the purpose just outlined, aud as a cheek against
(1) and' (2) above, a further report will be obtained annually from tho -Customs col-
lector of each port listing once only the name, registry, rig, etc., of each vessel that
enters or clears, such list to be made the basis of further inquiry as indicated. Should
the shipping situation at any time become abnormal the extension of this report to a
monthly basis would at once provide information essential to the determination of
policy. (4) Canal statistics wiU be enlarged, placed on the same basis as the other
sections, and worked into the general treatment. (5) Water-borne traffic will be
covered as a part of the arrangement described under the heading of Internal Trade
(Division VEE).

The second step in the reoi-gauization of transportation statistics under the
Statistics Act was the transfer of the work of the Railway Statistics Branch of the
Department of Railways aud Canals to the Bureau, and its incorporation in the
latter's Transportation Division. This was still pending at the close of the year, but
an outline of its significance may be given. The objects of the transfer were two-foW.
In the first place, duplication and ovei-lapping, as well as variations in statistical
method, had ari,~en between the work of the branch in railway, telegraph and telephone
statistics and that of the Industrial Census. The latter covers the manufacturing
operations of transportation companies (locomotive and car building and repairing,
electric power installation and production, ship-building, etc.) as well as the construc-
tion and maintenance operations of railway, telegraph and telephone companies, but
the figures cannot at present be co-ordinated with those of the Railway Branch. There
was overlapping also in the traffic statistics of the Bureau and the branch; and the
organization of the Bureau's work on municipal statistics opened up prospects of still
further conflict. No totals of land and water transportation were feasible. The statis-
tics of transportation, in point of fact, should! be an integral part of the general
scheme of economic statistics and should follow common methods in treating such
subjects as capital, labour, raw materials, etc. In the second place, the statistics of
the branch had not been organized on a sufficiently detailed scale to serve certain needs
of the Board of Railway Commissioners: especially were additional data required on
the subject of cost units, so essential to the work of rate-regulation, and covering also
the engineering (equipment) and! traffic aspects by which railway building policy is
so largely directed. Smnming up, there was need of correcting the isolation of the
existing records from the general body of statistics, aud at the same time of increasing
if possible the closeness of their relation to practical transportation problems. With
these objects in view, a comprehensive reorganization was undertaken at the end of
the year, simiiltaneously with the transfer of the branch, by the Board of Railway
Commissioners and the Bureau in collaboration. It is the intention by means of this
reorganization to set in motion with the year 1920 a scheme of transportation statistics
more definitely adapted to tlie needs of the Board and at the same time in unison with
the general statistical organization on which the Bureau is working. The Division
■will keep in touch with provincial departments having jurisdiction in transportation,
etc., such as the Ontario Municipal and Railway Board, the ITanitoba and Saskat-
chewan Telephone Departments, etc.

Division VII. — Internal Tiade.

In a country so extensive and diversified as Canada, internal trade calls urgently
for study. It is an exceedingly complex subject. Broadly, internal trade includes
every purchase and sale within the country. Ordinarily, however, the term is limited
to the movements of the commoner consumption-goods between section and section,

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or to and from the large distributing centres, i.e.. wholesale as distinguished from
retail marketing. Even thus narrowed, the field remains an immense one, and perhaps
a still less inclusive interpretation is necessary before statistical treatment becomes
possible. Economically, the Dominion fi^lis into four main areas; (1) the Maritime
Provinces, (2) the manufacturing and agricultural regions of the St. Lawrence basin,
(3) the grain lauds of the prairies, and (4) the Pacific slope. The inter-relations of
these constitute a problem with which the future of Canada is largely concerned, and
much will be accomplished if they can be measured by statistics. If, in addition,
interprovincial movements can be recorded, it will be all to the better.

The Statistical Commission of 1915 gave the subject of Internal Trade Statistics
considerable attention, and various e.xpedients for measuring it were discussed and dis-
missed. In the end, the commission advocated, by way of beginning. " selecting a list
of the more important articles and obtaining statistics as to their movement from pro-
ducers, transportation companies and such other authorities as might be able to furnish
them." The commission agreed that the broad statistics of trade between the economic
areas of Canada above defined were desirable, but it offered no definite suggestion
towards obtaining them.

More exhaustive consideration than was possible by the commission was devoted
to this problem by the Bureau during 1916 and 1917. The establishment of comprehen-
sive annual statistics of production through the Industrial Census and the reform of
the foreign trade classification assisted in pointing the way. As sooi? as a definite plan
of action was outlined, a Chief of the Division was appointed, in 1917, and the work
has since taken form as rapidly as war conditions would allow. Certain channels
available in peace were closed when the energies of business concerns were absorbed by
the war; at the same time others were opened, and by co-operating with the war com-
missions, it was found possible at once to i>erform war-time service and lay the founda-
tions for permanent work. While this program may not have built up as comprehen-
sive results as might have been attained in normal times, it has given an opportunity
for more intensive studies in certain direction? than would otherwise have been
practicable-

In general, it has been decided by the Bureau to work in two main directions, first,
in a genei'al way through traffic returns from transportation companies, luider the trans-
portation sections of the Statistics Act, and second, in the way recommended by the
commission, but in co-operation with executive branches of the Government (Dominion
and Provincial) that already follow the marketing of specific commodities rather closely,
rounding out and supplementing these data from the traffic returns aforesaid and other-
wise. Attached to these market statistics will be a subdivision of the Bureau on Prices.
More detailed explanation of the scope of the work in its different phases is as
follows : —

(1) Traffic Returns. — For the broad measurement of trade between different areas
in Canada, it is proposed to secure a summarized monthly return from transportation
companies of goods delivered and received for shipment within each of the nine prov-
inces, a supplementary statement showing the receipts and shipments at each of the
fifteen largest centres, and occasional reports, as market conditions demand, of ship-
ments of specific articles out of the smaller producing areas (as of fruit from the
Xiagara peninsula). Thus it will be possible to show not only the amount of goods
originating in each province, but also, by taking the difference between receipts and
forwardings, the net amount of such goods contributed or consumed by each province
and larger city. Were it feasible to re<iuire a? detailed a classification of commodities
as that employed for Customs entries, data for the provinces and cities comparable
to the statistics of exports and imports would be available. Practical difficulties
necessitiite a much simpler classification, but at least the more important commodities
may be covered.

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( 2) The marketing branches with which the Bureau is already collaborating as
above outlined iu the second division of the work — which is an intensive and com-
plementary aspect of the first — are as below : —

(a) Grain Commission. — The operations of the Board of Grain Commis-
sioners, especially in the western inspection division, reveal the main currents
in the movement of grain within Canada. The statistics of the Commission will
be amplified from other sources so as to include the entire grain " pool " both
East and West and the flow both iu and out. This, checked against production
and exports and imports, will complete the annual statistical account of Canada's
most important product. In addition to this record, weekly data are collected
and published showing the visible supply of all grains at all tlie large elevators
and the weekly movements in and out of the terminals and other grain markets.

(6) Live Sfoch and Veterinary Director General's Branches. — The Live
Stock Branch of the Department of Agriculture already maintains a record of
live stock arrivals at leading markets. Data collected by the Veterinary
Director General incidental to the administration of the Meat and Canned
Foods Inspection Act, and extracted by the Bureau from official reports there-
under form a valuable supplement. Liiilved with the production figures of the
agricultural and industrial census divisions, the^se will bring the live stock
industry under comprehensive statistical review.

(c) Fruit. Fish and Dairy Branches. — The marketing reports of the Fruit
Division, Department of Agriculture, enlarged through the general traffic
returns of the Bureau, will effect a similar treatment for the fruit industry,
whilst Fish can be similarly handled in co-operation with the Fisheries Branch
now engaged in a campaign for increasing the consumption of Canadian fresh
fish. The visible supplies of produce in cold storage plants is recorded in co-
operation with the Dairy Branch. -

(d) Food and Fuel Control. — The statistical work for the Canada Food
Board and for the Fuel Controller was carried out in the Bureau of Statistics.
The first permitted the publication of some interesting monthly data on the
movements of general produce. Under direction of the Fuel Controller, the
movements of coal were still more closely followed, and the first exhaustive
report on the Canadian coal trade was issued in April, 1919. This work will
be continued though in less detail than was necessary whilst the food and fuel
situation was acute.

(3) Prices Statistics. — Intimately associated with internal trade is the subject of
prices — market records almost invariably including prices. The Bureau will handle
the latter in considerable detail, its general activities placing it in a position of exer-
tional advantage to do so and a section within the Internal Trade Division being
wholly devoted to the task. The range covered by this subdivision is as follows : —

(a) Producers' Prices. — The annual Census of Production collects a large
mass of producers' pricas. Through the staff of agricultural correspondents
(6,000 in number), the prices at which the farmers dispose of their grain
throughout Canada is ascertained; similarly for the various fishing districts
(about 400 in number"), the prices at which fishermen dispose of their catch and
of domestically prepared fish are recorded. Each dairy factory records the
lirice received for butter and cheese. For a number of manufactured articles
also the Census yieldis a record of selling values. The Prices Section will bring
all under review and will provide by independent inquiry what additional mat-
ter mav be necessary.

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{h) Wholesale and Jobbers' Prices. — A considerable mass of the prices rul-
ing in the more important wholesale centres are collected incidentally to the
arrangements with the Grain Commission, Live Stock Branch, etc., described
above. For instance, in grains the daily high and low of the various grades
marketed in Fort William and elsewhere are compiled; data for animals, meats,
canned foods and fruit are similarly obtainable. For several years past, an
excellent series of Wholesale Price Statistics has been issued by the Depart-
ment of Labour; the statistics, however, are of limited scope, having been
framed originally for the purpose of throwing light on variations in the cost of
living rather than on trade movements. Even in this lei=s comprehensive form,
however, it has been recognized that the record takes the Department out of the
sphere of its primary administrative interests* With the completion of the
Bureau's organization accordingly, the Wholesale Prices records of the Labour
Department will be merged therein.

(c) Import and Export Vahiafions. — An index nmnber of the valuations at
which the leading imports and exports of Canada are entered by the Customs
Department will be maintained as a check and sidelight on producers' and
wholesale prices.

(d) Farmers' Markets. — A weekly record of prices ruling on farmers'
markets throughout Canada will be maintained.

(e) Prices of " Services." — Freight and telephone rates will be recorded and
analyzed through the Transportation Division, whilst water rates, gas and elec-
tric light rates, etc., will be obtained in collaboration with the annual indus-
trial census. A barometer of property tax rates will eventually be afforded
through the municipal statistics division. An index number of wages here
regarded as the price of labour will be worked o\it in collaboration with the
Department of Labour.

(/) Prices of Securities. — The fluctuations of jtocks and bonds are being
recorded weekly for the light thrown on conditions of credit, which apart from
its intrinsic interest is frequently an influence profoundly affecting commodity
prices. Fluctuations in rates of interest, which are closely associated with
security prices, will also be measured. The first report of the Bureau in this
connection, covering the past five years, will be issued in 1919.

(g) BetaU Prices. — The Bureau trenches on Retail Prices in its record of
farmers' markets above. The main work on retail prices, however, has been
done by the Departnient of Labour in the connection alxive explained, a monthly
record of the retail prices of some thirty staple commodities being obtained
from the correspondents of the Department stationed in the leading centres of
population. In addition, records of retail prices are also being collected by the
Bureau from the retail trade direct for purposes of cheek, thus bringing the
Labour Department record within the purview of the general scheme of statis-
tics covering the entire range of prices. In the Population Census, the aspect
of rentals will be covered along somewhat the same lines as in Australia. In
addition, the Department of Labour will make intensive studies from time to
time in particular localities where important issues are involved or where the
general scheme of statistics is inapplicable.

As already remarked, internal trade offers an almost unlimited field for statis-
tical investigation. It is thought that the work mapped out as above will yield some
useful general measurements as well as intensive studies of the more important com-

• See " 'V%Tiolesale Prices. 1914." Report by the Department of Labour, foot-note, pase 2.

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modities — the whole capable of expansion as experience may dictate. Among further
suggestions that have been urged upon the Bureau is one for a periodical census of
wholesale and retail trading concerns.

Division VIII.— Finance.

A division is under organization for the co-ordination and enlargement of the
statistics of finance. The subject falls into (a) public, aiid (&) private finance.
The Bureau will work along the following lines : —

Dominion and Provincial Finance. — The public accounts of the Dominion and of
the provinces are the outstanding documents of Canadian public finance. As issued,
they follow forms and arrangements dictated primarily by the requirements of the
several Governments and varying considerably from each other. Even where termin-
ology is the same, connotation is frequently different.* The Dominion accounts are
necessarily to a large degree sui generis. It is very important, however, in the case
of the provincial accounts to be able to make clear and accurate totals for the Domin-
ion, as well as clear and accurate comparisDus between the provinces, of the leading
items of revenue and expenditure. For example, the revenues d'erived from succession
duties, taxation of corporations, sales of public lands, royalties on forest, mineral and
fisheries products, etc., should be correlated, as well as the expenditures on such items
as agriculture, education, public works, etc. The Bureau will institute such correla-
tion by applying a uniform schedule to the several series of accounts. A preliminary
analysis of the kind covering the past three years has been, already completed.

Municipal Statistics. — Statistics of municipal administration are required to com-
plete the scheme of public finance; in many public activities (as for example education)
the municipality plays the major part. The problem is the same in kind as above, only
larger and more complicated. Six provinces publish municipal statistics, and five have
Departments of Municipal Affairs. There is, however, little or no uniformity in statis-
tical method, not only as between provinces, but often as between municipalities in
the same province. The Union of Canadian Municipalities has devoted special atten-
tion to this question and to the underlying problem of uniform municipal accounting.
In response to representations from the union and from the Municipal Improvement
League of Canada, the Bureau has submitted a scheme of statistical co-operation to the
several Provincial Municipal Departments. The main suggestion put forward was the
adoption of uniform statistical administration by the provinces, the Bureau to act as
clearing house for the resulting data. Such a plan, however, calls for a vast amount of
preliminary discussion and organization. Pending its adoption, it was suggested that
the Bureau might independently collect statistics for a fixed group of municipalities,
say, those of 10.000 population and over, according to schedules and methods of compil-
ation; approved by the provinces, and capable of being made the basis in time of the
broader scheme.

Currency and Banlcing. — Passing to the subject of private finance, banking occu-
pies the most important subdivision. It is so intimately connected with currency that
the two are' best treated in conjunction. The monthly bank statement issued by the
Department of Finance, on a form prescribed by Parliament, keeps record of the opera-
tions of the chartered banlcs. The statistics of Dominion note issues and of the

• For instance, certain provinces charge their entire expenditures on agricultural colleges
to ■• Agriculture " ; others include only administration expenses under that heading, charging
buildings, maintenance of grounds, etc., to " Public Works." Expenditures on hospitals, char-
itable institutions and correction schools are in one province dealt with under the item " Public
Works," in another under the item " Provincial Secretary " and in another under the item
" Attorney General," whilst a fourth divides them between all three.

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reserves held against them, as well as of gold, silver, and bronze coinages are publiihed
annually by the same department. The relations, however, of the currency and banking
systems of Canada inter se and with the corresponding systems of tlic United States
are somewhat unique, and though the above treatment furnishes the basic statistics,
there is opportimity for analysis and interpretation for the use of those less familiar
with the details of financial mechanism. This is supplied in an annual review of the
currency and banking statistics of Canada which is published in the Canada Year Book,
in which the figures above mentioned are re-vamped, chiefly in the form of monthly
averages, (except where this would deprive them of significance) and the necessary
descriptive and historical matter added.

Loan and Trust Companies. — Next to the banks, the most important financial
institutions are the loan and trust companies, whose business is largely conducted on
the security of real estate. The Department of Finance issues licenses to such com-
panies, as well as to building societies, and publishes an annual report of their proceed-
ings. In addition, however, a number of companies operate under provincial charters.
It is proposed to issue a summary statement by provinces in the Canada Year Book
which will include both Dominion and provincial licensed companies. This will involve,
as a preliminary step, the adoption of uniformity in the data collected by the different
licensing departments.

Insurance. — Insurance is a vei^j- important subdivision of private finance. The
Dominion Department of Insurance issues statistics of insurance in two volumes
(voliune I on fire insurance companies, etc. ; volume II on life insurance companies)
an abstract being published in anticipation of the final returns. Most of the insurance
business of Canada is conducted by companies licensed by the Dominion Government.
Jurisdiction, however, is also exercised by the Provincial Governments (five of the
provinces having insurance departments), and companies operating under Dominion
license must comply with provincial laws where such exist. As each department,
Dominion and Provincial, reports only concerning its own licensees, and as the statistics
are prepared from different schedules and do not always cover the same details, it
follows that the insurance statistics of Canada are incomplete and are incapable under
existing conditions of being more than approximately estimated. The procedure con-
templated for remedying these conditions is the same as in the case of loan companies
above. The same remarks apply to the statistics of Friendly Societies.

Wealth. Income, DeM. and Taxation. — We now pass into a much wider and less
clearly defined domain. A project of the Bureau which involves a comprehensive
viewpoint and trenches on both public and private finance, is the co-ordination of the
statistics bearing on wealth and income on the one hand, and on debt and taxation on
the other. Models exist in the excellent work of the census offices of Australia and the
United States. On the wealth and income of Canada, various divisions of the Bureau
can already be made to yield considerable information by the so-called " inventory "
method.* The recent institution of a direct tax on business and other incomes opens the
way, with proper organization for co-ordination in such matters as schedules, classifi-
cation and compilation, to extensive supplementary and corroborative data. Statis-
tics of ordinary taxation will form a part of the scheme for improved statistics of
public finance above proposed. So likewise will the statistics of public debt. Private
indebtedness is a large subject, partly provided for in the preceding (banking, loan
and trust companies, etc.). On general mortgage indebtedness light could be thrown

• Several methods are employed in estimating: the national wealth of a countrj'. The two
most common are the so-called " inventory " method, which consists of totalling the amounts
known through the Census and other inquiries to be invested in agriculture, manufactures,
dwellings, etc., etc. ; and the method of working back through income tax returns to the capital
from which the income is derived. A third method Is the estimation of wealth from probate
returns. Still another, termed the "Census" method, Is based on a canvass of the individual.

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only by a considerable initial investigation in registry office* and tlie instituting of
changes in the method of reporting by registl-ars.

In conclusion, it may be pointed out that for many aspects of finance, the statistics
must of necessity accrue indirectly. There is for example the problem of throwing
light on the state of credit and its expansion and contraction. The statistics of secu-
rity prices and of interest and exchange rates (collected in the prices section of the
Internal Trade Division as already described), together with the accompanying records
of stock exchange transactions, reflect the condition of the money market and of the
prevailing state of credit rather closely. Similarly, the statistics of commercial
failures, apart from their immediate purpose, are of value as reflecting business con-
fidence— an important factor iii credit. Under the Bankruptcy Act, passed at the 1919
session of Parliament, a report covering the more important details of each commer-
cial failure must be made to the Dominion Statistician. Another feature which
in a " new " country like Canada is frequently of far-reaching influence on the
general financial situation is the scale of capital importations- Certain Canadian
bond houses and other private investigators have maintained valuable records in
this connection, but there has been na ofiicial attempt up to the present to measure
Canadian borrowings abroad. A means to the same end, it may be pointed out, is the
interpretation of the trade balance, i.e.. the investigation of the " invisible " items
contained in the import and export statistics."" This at present involves an overwhelm-
ing amount of estimate, and doubtless must always remain obscure; nevertheless the
need should be kept in mind and every effort made to increase the helpfulness of
oflicial statistics.

Division IX. — Administration of Justice.

The collection and publication of Criminal Statistics was authorized by special
Act as early as 1ST6 (" An Act to make provision for the collection and registration of
the Criminal Statistics of Canada," 39 Vic, c. 13). Originally administered by the
Department of Agriculture, the Act is now incorporated in the Statistics Act. Under
it, a direct return is received annually by the Bureau from every court or tribunal
administering criminal justice; these returns were originally supplemented in the case
of the remoter districts of the West by reixirts from the Royal N.W. Mounted Police.
The statistics as published show for each judicial district (US in number) : (1) the

' Among these items are:

Exports

(1) Payments of interest and sinliing fund sent abroad.

(2) Payments of dividends on Canadian securities held abroad.

(3) Remittances of immigrant residents.

(4) Expenditures of Canadians abroad (including in recent years expenditures on

the Canadian expeditionary forces).

(5) The export of capital whiph accompanies emigration.

(6) Payments to foreign insurance companies.

(7) Payments to foreign ships and railroads engaged in the handling of goods for

Canada. y

(S) Canadian capital sent abroad for investment.

Imports.

(1) Capital brought into the country by immigrants, including Chinese head tax.

(2) Earnings on Canadian capital invested in other countries (including call loans

in New York).

(3) Expenditures in Canada of travellers from other countries.
(■1) Remittances to Canada by friends of residents.

(5) Insurance payments to Canada.

(6) Earnings of Canadian ships engaged in foreign commerce.

(7) Canadian borrowings abroad.

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indictiible and (2) the non-indictable offences that have been committed, analysed to
indicate the nature of the offence, the age, sex, occupation, civil condition, birthplace,
etc., of the convicted and the sentences imposed. The Act ako provides for the
collection of the statistics of penitentiaries, prisons, reformatories, and jails as com-
plementary to the above. Statistics of pardons are obtained through the Department
of the Secretary of State, and the record is thus rendered comprehensive.

It is the intention to organize the statistics of civil justice so as to show at least
the broader tendencies of litigation. The Canada Year Book will provide a vehicle
for their publication.

Division X. — Education.

This division was under organization at the end of the year, and only an outline
may be given of its purpose. The need of the fullest possible information on a
problem of such national importance is obvious and has been emphasized by the war.*
The well-known Federal Bureau of Education of the United States, it may be recalled,
devoted its first activities to the systematizing of the statistics of State education, its
annual reports appearing in two series of which the first is purely statistical. In
Canada, there is urgent need for similar foundational investigation. The Provincial
educational systems, which control elementary education, have developed independently
of each other, and considerable differences in structure and method have been the
result. - For example there are differences between Province and Province in the
Bchool year; the distinction between elementai-y and secondary schools is not sharply
drawn in all the provinces: and on a multitude of points both in elemen-
tary and in normal and model schools, such as the recording of the age, sex, etc., of
pupils and teachers, the grading of pupils, the description of school accommodation,
mai'ked differences in method exist. Moreover, private schools and higher education
lie beyond provincial departmental statistics. The decennial censiis in the past, in
addition to the usual questions regarding literacy and language, devoted rubrics to
school attendance, the cost of higher education, the value of school buildings, etc., with
the object of affording a general and uniform view of these phenomena. But for
certain of these inquiries the machinery of the Census is not well adapted, and there
has been a distinct lack of relation between Dominion and Provincial statistics. In
the year 1916, the Bureau assembled, for publication in the Canada Tear Book and
for reprint as a separate brochure, as complete statistics of Canadian education in
comparative and summary form as the available materials permitted, but the "results
tended primarily to emphasize the blanks and discrepancies that must prevail under
existing conditions.

* An interesting side light on the economic import.ince of education in view of probleins
created by the war has been thrown by Professor Cudmore of Toronto Vniversity. Usins United
States statistics as basis, Professor Cudmore notes that S S per cent of the national income is
represented by economic rent, 16S per cent by interest. 4G 9 per cent by wages, and "7 5 per
cent by profits. In other words, rent and interest (which may be designated as ''property
income") make up 25 per cent of the total, whereas wages and the return to organizin; ability
known as profits (which may be designated as "service income") make up the remainder, or
no less than 75 per cent. If the rapid and effective, increase of the national income be desired,
the field which offers the largest scope is therefore " service income," or the the return made
to personal efficiency. And personal efficiency can be most effectively increased by education —
that is. by giving to every chiM in the country, first of all. a reasonably good general e<iucation.
and supplementing this by a specialized training in the vocation for which the child is best
fitted. Professor Cudmore adds: "'Property income' cannot be increased with anything like
the same speed as ' service income.' It in tlie main orisinates in surplus income converted Into
capital, but what that surplus income is or whether there is a surplus at all depemi-; mainly
upon the personal efficiency of those who receive it. ' Property income.' in other words, is
derivative, arising chiefly out of the ' service income ' of the past. If we desire .as we must, to
increase the real income of the people (as distinguished from mere money income) the very
best way is. therefore, to increase their personal efficiency through a better and more ui.iversally
enforced educational system, which will maintain its hold of all its pupils until they are intel-
lectually awake or have shown themselves impossible to awaken."

DOMINION STATISTICIAN 49

SESSIONAL PAPER No. lOf

At the time of preparing the matter just referred to a memorandum was drawn
up in which an analysis of the points of difficulty encountered was made and a scheme
of statistical reform sketched involving the modification of certain provincial practices,
the delimitation of Dominion and provincial inquiries, and co-operation between the
Bureau of Statistics and the Provincial Education Dejiartments in a nation-wide
scheme of educational statistics. The memorandum was submitted to the Provincial
Departments and was later personally discussed with them, the result being that the
feasibility of a scheme of statistics covering the main points of educational progress
in Canada was established, standardization rather than imiformity to be the goal.
The matter was also discussed with representatives of the Dominion Education
Association, which, by resolution in 1918, endorsed the plan of action contemplated
by the Bureau. An appointment to enable the Bureau to proceed with the work was
pending at the end of the year.

Division XI. — General — The Canada Year Book, Etc.

An important function of a central statistical office is the issuing of abstracts of
general statistics. Not only do such publications render available in conveniently
accessible and summary form the chief comparative statistics of the Dominion, but
they affoid an opportunity for indicating the general trend of social and economic
progress and the correlation of various activities that are often regarded as indepen-
dent. The Canada Year Book is the chief organ of the Bureau devoted to this object,
and its preparation and editorial supervision constitutes a distinct phase of the work.
The need for a publication of the kind was felt immediately after Confederation (see
footnote, page . . .), but it was not until 1886 that the work came under official direc-
tion, when the Department of Agriculture began publication of the " Statistical Year
Book of Canada." As originally projected, the Year Book consisted of two parts, a
" Eeeord " and a " Statistical Abstract," the latter embracing all the principal official
statistics of Canada whether published by Dominion or provincial authority. The
work was continued annually upon the same lines until 1905, when it was remodelled
and issued under the' title " The Canada Year Book, Second Series," its contents being
restricted to tabular abstracts of the statistics of the Dominion Govermnent, preceded
by a general review of the " Events of the Year." This series lasted until 1912, when
the Tolume was again re-arranged, provincial government statistics were readmitted,
the tables were accompanied by explanatory letterpress, and several other new features
were introduced, including- the use for the first time of maps and statistical diagrams.
Further progress along the same lines was made with the edition of 1913, when a
specially designed cover improved the outside appearance of the book, and when the
policy was adopted of including special monographs on different subjects suitably
illustrated. The latter feature has added considerably to the popularity of the work.
In succeeding editions, articles by competent authorities have appeared on Canadian
History, Constitution and Government. Local Government, Education, Geology,
Fauna and Flora, and Natural Eesources. The series as planned will include in future
issues articles on the administration of justice and public health and on the growth
and development of Canadian industry in its various phases. Permanency is given
to the series by the republication of selections from articles which are not repeated
in extenso from previous issues, and a ciunulative index renders the whole readily
accessible. The 1918 edition of the Year Book constitutes a jubilee volume and
includes articles on the Story of Confederation, on Fifty Years of Canadian Progi'ess
and on the Climate of Canada. Meanwhile, increased attention has been given to the
arrangement of the tabular matter of the various sections, and to their accompanying
letterpress. On many points, the Y''ear Book represents the only information pub-

lOf— 4

50 TJIADE AXD COMMERCE

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

lished by the Bureau. It will be readily understood that extreme care is necessary to
ensure that such digests include all essential and significant features, in their proper
setting of comparative and retrospective data, and that the descriptive matter is thor-
oughly expert and reliable. Hence the policy has been to have the dilferent divisions
of the Bureau supervise the matter of the Year Book pertaining to the subjects with
which they deal. It will have been noted in the foregoing that for certain features of
the work of the divisions, the Year Book is the only vehicle of publication. The Year
Book thus enters in the most intimate way into the work of the Bureau in all its
phases, and in fact affords the means by which the latter rounds out its treatment of
statistics. It is in charge of an editor and has an independent staff of compilers. The
same staff administers the library of the Bureau and handles inquiries for foreign and
general statistics not originating in the Bureau.

As previously remarked, the Year Book, especially in its introductory summary,
affords a general and related view of progress. There is need, however, for a more
frequent summing up of at least the main movements of production, trade, finance,
immigration and the like, providing the basis for an analysis of the interdependence
of such activities and the throwing of dominant tendencies into relief. The success
of several private statistical agencies in catering to this demand is an indication of
its urgency and of the usefulness which a compendium of scientifically chosen and
up-to-date statistics has for those requiring data of a barometrical character. Plans
have been drawn up for a quarterly or monthly journal which would meet such require-
ments and which would provide a medium for informing the public promptly of the
activities of the Bureau in matters of current moment.

Conclusion.

As will be evident at many points, the organization of the Bureau is still in
process, though the outline has been traced and certain sections filled in. Especially
will it have been remarked that the Bureau has been concerned thus far rather with
the scope of the statistics to be secured and the means of securing them, than with the
methods of presentation and publication. Prominently in mind also has been the
point of view so strongly emphasized during the war that statistics are not merely a
record of what has been but are for use in planning what shall be — that is the duty
of a statistical organization to assist directly in the day-to-day problems of administra-
tion, as well as to provide their theoretic background. Work of this kind can never
achieve finality, for the field is too enormous and the need of adjustment to changing
conditions is constant. It is believed, however, that the Bureau now embraces the
fundamental subjects of what might be termed a national system of statistics, organized
to meet the ordinary requirements of the Government and at the same time permitting
— as a matter of logical expansion and with the minimum of derangement— the super-
imposing of such new approaches or new directions of development as occasion may
dictate. This preliminary and foundational organization, it is hoped, will be com-
pleted during the year 1919-20, so that the census of 1921 may proceed from a sound
basis.

Perhaps the culminating advantage in a centralized statistical system lies in the
related view it permits and encourages of economic and social phenomena. The social
and economic body is one, not several — often conditions in a particular field can be
illumined best through another field altogether — and its observation should be on that
basis. The Government is more than a congeries of departments vested with a series
of administrative functions; it is a single agency for the direction of national policy,
to fulfil which duty a broad and analytical outlook upon current trends is indispens-
able. Such outlook a central statistical bureau from the amplification of experience
which it promotes ia especially adapted to provide. The organization of the " General

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SESSIONAL PAPHR No. lOf

Economic Department '' of the I'nited Kingdom Board of Trade and the activities of
certain universities in endowing- economic research are suggestive here. There is
need for a national " laboratory '" for the observation and interpretation of economic
and social phenomena on behalf of the Government and the production of monographs
on features thrown from time to time into prominence. It is noteworthy that recent
tendencies in scientific thought are away from purely deductive reasoning and strongly
in the direction of the testing of such reasoning by inductive verificatory data. On no
foundation could such a service be better built than on that which is now provided
by the Bureau of Statistics.

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. 1

REPORT

DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS
AND INLAND REVENUE

COXTAINING

ACCOUNTS OF REVENUE

With Statements relative to the Imports, Exports, Customs
and Inland Revenue

OF THE

DOMINION OF CANADA

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED MARCH 31

1919

COMPILED FROM OFFICIAL RETURNS

PRINTED BY ORDER OF PARLIAMENT

OTTAWA

J. DE LABROQUERIE TACHE

PRINTER TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY

1919

[No. 11—1920.]

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

To His Excellenaj the Duke of Devonshire, K.G., P.C., G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., etc.,
etc., etc.. Governor General and Commander in Chiej of the Dominion of
Canada.

]\Iay it Please Your Excellency: —

The undersigned has the honour to present to Your Excellencj- the Annual
Report of the Department of Customs and Inland Revenue, containing Tables
and Statements relative to the Imports, Exports, Customs and Inland Revenue
of the Dominion of Canada, for the Fiscal Year ended March 31, 1919, as
compiled from official returns.

All of which is respecttully submitted.

J. D. REID,

Acting Minister. of Customs and Inland Revenue

Ottawa, October 18, 1919.

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

PREFACE.

The Customs Act contains the following provisions respecting the Annual
Report of the Department of Customs: —

" 305. The Minister shall annually make to the Governor General, to
be laid before Parliament within fifteen days after the meeting thereof,
a report and statement of the transactions and affairs of the Department
during the year then next preceding."

The Inland Revenue Act also contains provisions respecting the Annual
Report of the Inland Revenue Service as follows: —

" 14. The Minister shall annually make to the Governor General a
report and statement of the transactions and affairs of the Department
during the year then next preceding, which shall be laid before Parlia-
ment within fifteen days after the next meeting thereof."

The unrevised monthly statements of imports and exports, prepared and
published under the direction of the Department of Customs from July 1, 1900,
ceased to be published by this department since March, 1918.

Detailed statements, hon^ever, shov^Hng the quantity, value, and origin of
imports, and the quantity, value, and destination of exports, continue to be
prepared and furnished monthly by the Department of Customs from April
1, 1918, for publication by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.

Trade Statistics classified by countries, with other details compiled from
Customs returns, are now published by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.

Part I of this annual report contains tables and statements relative to the
Customs.

Part II of the report contains tables and statements relative to the Inland
Revenue.

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

EXPLANATORY NOTES RELATING TO CUSTOMS STATEMENTS

In General Statement No. 15 (Pt. I) of Goods Entered for Home Con-
sumption, the term " Eatcrod lor Horao Consumption" is the technical
■ terra in use at the custom-house, and docs not imply that the goods have
been actually consumed in Canada, but that they have pas-sed into the
possession of the importer and that duty has been paid on that portion
liable for duty.

The value of goods imported is governed by section 40 of the Customs Act,
which provides that the value of imported goods subject to ad valorem
duty "shall be the fair market value thereof, when sold for home con-
sumption, in the principal markets of the country whence and at the
time when the same were exported directly to Canada."

In General Statement No. 17 (Pt. I) of Exports, the term "The Produce of
Canada" includes all imported articles which have been changed in form
or enhanced in value by further manufacture in Canada, such as sugar
refined in Canada from imported raw sugar, flour ground from imported
wheat, and articles constructed or manufactured from imported materials.
"Goods not the produce of Canada" shows the exports of foreign goods
which had been previously imported.

Under the regulations commencing July 1, 1900, all Export entries are deliv-
ered at the "frontier port of exit," and the totals thereof are credited to
the respective ports where the goods pass outwards from Canada. In
view of the more complete returns obtained under this system the addi-
tions heretofore made to the exports statistics (prior to July 1, 1900)
under the head of "short returns" are now omitted.

In this report, the tables of imports and exports at the several ports of entry
indicate that merchandise of the value stated was entered inwards or
passed outwards at the ports mentioned, but do not imply that the imports
were all for consumption at such ports or that the exports originated
there.

The value of "Goods the Produce of Canada" is their value at the time of
exportation at the ports of Canada whence shipped.

The value of "Goods not the Produce of Canada" is the actual cost of such
goods.

The initials n.e.s. mean "not elsewhere specified."

The initials n.o.p. mean "not otherwise provided for."

The expression "ton" means two thousand pounds, and "cwt." one hundred
pounds.

The figures shown in all statements for the Fiscal Year ended March 31, 1919>
are exclusive of Coin and Bullion.

10 GEORGE V

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

A. 1920

INDEX TO CUSTOMS TABLES AND STATEMENTS.

Xo. of
State-
ment.

Subject.

Description.

Page.

1

Imports and exports

Aggregate Trade

Cosip.\R.\Tn-E Tables.
Total Exports and Imports entered for Home Consumption
and dutv collected from 1868 to 1919

2

Total Trade entered for Home Consumption and Exported
bv Countries, 1873 to 1919

3

Total Trade, Imports entered (or Home Consumption and
Exports, 1868 to 1919

G

4

Total Exports bv Countries, 1873 to 1919

7

5

Total value of Goods entered for Home Consumption by
Countries. 1S73 to 1919

6

Total Dutv Collected bv Countries. 1873 to 1919 .

7
8

" percentage

Imports and Exports

Imports and Exports

Revenue and other scr\ices
Imports and Exports

Percentage of Duty on Imports entered for Home Consump-
tion, percentage expense of collection, 1868 to 1919

Comparative Statement of Impo*-ts entered for Home Con-
sumption and Exports, showing percentage excess of
Imports entered for Home Consumption over Exports.
etc.. 1868 to 1919

13

9

Comparative Statement by Ports: Exports, and Imports

10

10

T.^BLES AXD St.\TEMEXTS FOR FlSC.\L YeaR, 1919.

Statement of Customs revenue and other services by Ports,

24

11

Dominion' Abstract, value of Imports entered for Home
Consumption by Countries, 1919 (Dutiable and Free)
and Exports. (Goods the Produce of Canada, and

12

Abstract of Food, Raw, Manufactured and Miscellaneous
articles United Kingdom, "Brit. Poss., other," and

63

13

articles United Kingdom, "Brit. Poss., other," and

6i

14

Statement of the Value of Goods remaining In Warehouse
1917, 1918 and 1919

65

15

General Statement of Imports entered for Home Consump-

66

IS
16

Recapitulation by Pro\-inces, General Statement of Imports
entered for Home Consumption. Dutiable and Free.. .

Abstract by Countries, value of goods entered for Home
Consumption

General Statement of Exports (Goods the Produce of
Canada, and Goods not the Produce of Canada)

358

17

18

General Exports

361

3&4
445

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11 A. 1920

PART I

CUSTOMS

TABLES AND STATEMENTS OF
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

11— i— 1 R— 16

CUSTOMS REPORT ^^ 3

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 1. — ST.'i.TEMENT showing Value of Total Exports and Imports entered for
Home Consumption in the Dominion, with the duty collected thereon, for
the undermentioned j-ears.

Total Exports.

Imports entered

for Home

Consumption.

Duty.

Fiscal year ended June 30, 1868.

1869.

1870.

1871 .

1872.

1873.

1874.

1875.
" 1876.

1877.

1878.
" " 1879.

1880.

1881 .

1882.

1883.

1884.
" " 1885.

1886.
" 1887.

1888.

" 1889.

" 1890.

" " 1891 .

" " 1892.

1893.

1894.

1895.

1896.

1897,

1898.

1899 .

1900.

1901.
" 1902.

1903.
" " 1904.

1905.

1906.

Mar. 31 *1907.

" " 190S.

1909.

" " 1910.

" " 1911.

1912.

" " 1913.

" " 1914.

1915.
" 1916.

1917
191S,
1919

57,567,888
60,474,781
73,573,490
74,173,618
82,639,663
89,789,922
89,351,928
77,886,979
80,966,435
75,875,393
79,323,667
71,491,255
87,911,458
98,290,823
102,137,203
98,085,8(M
91,406,496
89,238,361
85,251,314
89,515,811
90,203,000
89,189,167
96,749,149
98,417,296
113,963,372
118,564,352
117,524,949
113,638,803
121,013,852
137,950,253
164,152,683
158,896,905
191,894,723
196,487,632
211,fr40,286
225,849,724
213,521,235
203,316,872
256, 586, 630
205,277,197
280,006 606
261,512,159

301,358,529

297,196,365

315,317,250

393,232,057

478,997,928

490,808 877

882,872,502

1,375,758,148

1,586,169,792

1,268,765,285

71,985,306
67,402,170
71,237,603
86,947,482
107,709,116
127,514,594
127,404,169
119,618,657
94,733,218
96,300,483
91,199,577
80,341,608
71,782,349
91,611,604
112,648,927
123,137,019
108,180,644
102,710,019
99,602,694
105,639,428
102,847,100
109,673,447
112,765,584
113,345,124
116,978,943
121,705,030
113,093,983
105,252,511
110,587,480
111,294,021
130,698,006
154,051,593
180,804,316
181,237,988
202,791,595
233,790,516
251,464,332
261,925,554
290,360,807
257,254,882
358,428,616
298,205,957

375,833,016

461,951,318

547,482,190

675,517,045

633,692,449

587,439,304

542,077,361

873,437,426

962,543,746

916,429,335

$ cts.

8,819,431 63
8,298,909 71
9,462,940 44
11,843,655 75
13,045,493 50
13,017,730 17
14,421,882 67
15,361.382 12
12,833,114 48
12,548,451 09
12,795,693 17
12,939,540 66
14,138,849 22
18,500,785 97
21,708,837 43
23,172,308 97
20,164,963 37
19,133,558 99
19,448,123 70
22,469,705 83
22,209,641 53
23,784,523 23
24,014,908 07
23,481,069 13
20,550,581 53
21,161,710 93
19,379,822 32
17,887,269 47
20,219,037 32
19,891,996 77
22,157,788 49
25,734,228 75
28,889,110 13
29,106,979 89
.32,425.532 31
37,110,354 59
40,954,349 14
42,024,339 92
46,671,101 18
40,290,171 70
58,331,074 04
48,059,791 93

61,024,
73,312,
87,576,
115,063,
107, 180,
79,205,
103,940,
147,631,
161,595,
158,046,

239 21
367 59
036 52
687 93
578 33
910 27
100 86
454 93
628 51
333 87

' 9 months, change of fiscal year.

cc.sroMs uEi'our

I 10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

No. 2. — Statement showing Aggregate Trade of the Dominion by Countries
on the basis of Goods entered for Home Consumption and Exported.

Fiscal Year.

United
Kingdom.

United
States.

France.

Germany.

Spain.

Portugal.

Italy.

Holland.

1873

$

107,266,024
108,083,642
100,379,969
81,457,737
81,139,708
83,372,719
67,288,848
80,307,286
97,335,378
95,871,802
99,197,682
87,154,242
83,284,482
82,143,828
89,534,079
79,383,705
80,422,515
91,743,9.35
91,328,384
106,254,984
107,228,906
107,256,123
92,988,727
99,670,030
106,639,690
137,499,735
136,151,978
152,526,098
148,347,120
166,533,983

190,099,222

179,368,950

162,301,480

202,289,527

169,717,174

229,443,627

204,428,319

244,984,407

246,901,573

268,760,435

316,732,000

354,393,642

301,919,644

543,190,036

877,834,291

942,397,682

633,874,234

$

89,808,204
90,524,060
80,717,803
78,003,492
77,087,914
73,876,437
70,904,720
62,696,857
73.570,337
96,229,763
97,701,056
89,333,366
86.903,935
81,4.36,808
82,767,265
91,053,913
94,059,8+4
92,814,783
94,824,352
92.125,599
102.144,986
88,844,040
95,932,197
103, 022, 4M
111,022,513
124,410,926
138,140,687
178,463,401
182,867,238
192,004,734

209,389,119

223.599,447

240,142,642

273,668,593

234,9&4,509

324,173,325

272,631,127

336,652,587

404,331,540

476.889,112

608,251,944

611,245.464

644,026,253

718,918,685

1,164,502,306

1,233,297,045

1,224,666,313

$

2,055,195
2,569,712
2,1,54,065
2,394,812
1,730,062
1,7,>4,394
2,247,066
1,928,670
2,294,043
2,922,931
2.934,210
2,160,804
2,239,890
2,509,581
2,415,001
2,642,557
2,562,893
2,894,154
2,565,877
2,770,173
3,096,164
3,081,950
2,920,4.50
3,392,482
3,292,047
5,000,613
5,447,017
5,743,272
6,979,352
8,^061,042

7,921,647

7,804,453

8.570,437

9,788,078

8,108,984

11,708,641

11,373,531

12,750,192

14,345,865

13,868,369

17,944,367

18,087,097

23,044,891

42.035,283

73,134,008

211,859,127

105.993,753

%

1,176,478
1,022,428
839,442
608,355
404,918
521,580
552, 999
532.028
1,019,198
1.633,118
1.942,851
2.171,346
2,385,344
2,408,821
3,672,985
3.563,106
3,836,173
4,286,136
4.336.232
6,. 526, 228
4,576.224
7,887,594
5,421,135
6,688,990
7,538,800
7,421.462
9.613.025
10.099,401
9,162,957
13,515,747

14,380,336

9.994,827

7,842,068

8,859,871

6,541,513

10,537,654

7,536,917

10,436,421

12,710,357

14,904,919

17,616,941

19,019,959

r, 248, 996

86,304

14, 132

27, 181

S

502,966
459,027
390, 784
445,151
340,757
325,245
394,445
297,245
446,337
570,301
749,897
648,569
481,910
432,540
481,289
427,249
420,794
392,294
555,917
489,652
387,861
445,567
436,580
445,592
436,984
578,462
593,660
647, 157
897,893
856,793

962,497

963,674

779,482

984,477

934,469

1,233,571

979,536

1,071,719

1,182,690

1,387,775

1,307,598

1,416,132

1,467,128

1,252,023

1,240.725

907,063

928,738

$

266, 188
294,007
236, 790
199, 195
175.425
145.941
161,258
201,052
165,487
201.6.56
243. 192
240, 235
227,096
301,927
204,671
230, 397
238,106
291,811
191,148
155,479
135,482
126,469
115,921
88,262
88,337
135, 154
92,937
187,801
181,707
234,874

293,376

210,053

227,281

218,202

282,622

194,121

171,116

200, 253

274,468

329,932

392,391

332,862

1,004,093

264,360

469,783

2.53.298

479.135

S

229,657
236, 296
214,366
183,199
242,942
205, 171
181.933
623,295
234.723
256,841
322,554
322,499
255,712
215,298
245,560
235,816
186,186
244.545
322,808
490,839
661,403
511,631
415,919
287,676
333,512
495,023
520,684
405,029
642.424
963,641

837.555

642,891

819,610

769,610

807,347

1,131,336

2,382,112

1,722.906

1,341,418

1,431,913

2,319.304

2,745,643

3,313.709

11, 6.53,. 5.59

12,695.606

4,109,492

14,585.836

229,770

1874

271,043

1875

260.503

1876

297,895

1877

296.860

1878

200.764

1879

210,2.88

1880

273.837

1881

440.944

1882

613.241

1883

324,800

1884

333,977

1885

361 , <79

1886

:!0'.I.."..VJ

1887

oli'.i.'.C'O

1888

332, 169

1889

414.302

1890

423.309

1891

404,532

1892

840,167

1893

656,427

1894

625,764

1895

348, 1&4

1896

4.39.680

1897

480.531

1898

750.486

1899

872,941

1900

767,781

1901

984,840

1902

1,195,856

1903

1.889.869

1904

1,951.398

1905

1,505.474

1906

2,004.640

•1907

1,816.967

1908

2,281,420

1909

2,515,851

1910

3,947,842

1911

1912

3,217,597
4,206,628

1913

5,851.267

1914

8.524.262

1915

7.024,085

1916

3,621,359

1917

2,804,307

1918

3,517.575

1919

694.394

CLSTOilS REPORT 5

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 2. — Statement showing Aggregate Trade of the Dominion by Countries
on the basis of Goods entered for Home Consumption and Exported —
Concluded.

Belgium.

New-
foundland

West
Indies.

South
America.

China

and

Japan.

Switzer-
land.

Other
Countries.

3&4,456
534, 153
337,674
374,880
318,724
805,692
219,461
837,897
671,267
645,568
.611.112
746,528
551,645
517,472
927,580
505,800
595,496
763,146
728, 120
573,244
,268,551
,258,692
693,019
,018,789
,518,218
,204,054
, 168, 136
,421,716
,634,592
156,049

4,950,
4,255,
3,514,
4,175,
3,553,
5,758,
5,829,
6, 139,
6,387,
7,418,
8,829,
9,310,
5, 135.
394,
679,
4,922.
956,

4,609,552

2,657,547

2,806,055

2,675,47

2,753,748

2,767,34!

2.280,823

2,002,261

2,175,773

2,468,4.32

2,953,273

2,701,120

2,022.073

2.139,301

2,072,946

1,945,426

1.791.

1.655,400

2,218,911

2,503,963

3,247,903

3,6.33,154

3,065.046

2,333.721

2,144,874

2,632.184

2,335.323

2,804.748

2,886,

3,498,482

1,163,425

6,086,529

6,1.39,910

5,291,433

5,031.66

4,397,991

4,753.099

6,489,

6.962,516

7,018.956

7,494,291

6,726,486

5.698,057

5,266.042

4.017,593

5,870,149

6, 138. 109

5.808,189

6,360,926

7,638,846

7,390,37

7,121,172

8,681,622

4,707,243

4,322,2.30

3,829,346

4,398,902

4,202,119

4, 707,

5,472,

1,701,63:
1,686,508
1,064,593
975, 762
656,591
669,804
745.8.30
1,073,421
1,369,731
2,314.779
2,954,628
2,756,371
2.802,042
2,111,029
2,625.066
2,487,240
2,813,58'
2,555,849
1,782,950
1,905,346
2.099,356
2,261,677
1.610,470
2,063,145
2.026,085
2,505,195
2,631,635
2,423,994
2,567,278
3.440,987

3,714,
3,975,
4,528,
4,972,
3, 708,
5,185,!
5,190,
5,438,,
5,693,1
6,126,:
6,785,
6,611,,
5,726,:
6,648,:
9,018,'
13,436,:
15,013,9:

4,532,
5,613,
6,916,
9,425,
8,814,
7,555,
8, 262,
10,961,
12,482,
15,363,
14,881,
13,046,
11,708,
17,855,
18,916,
17,438,
28,412,

1,709,8.56
1,263,728
694,472
971,314
455,755
486,244
505,513
931,45
1,430,734
1,635.71
1,750.612
1,970,541
2,528,369
2,495,703
2.819,584
2,261,155
2,048,712
2,161.816
2,202,102
3,300,108
2,766,712
3,065,768
2, 906, 574
3,339,429
3,300,331
2.829,890
3,194,829
2,749,759
3,149,591
2,555,466

2,440,999

3,134,959

3,990,776

3,684,769

3.001,144

4,611,199

4,405,402

4,892,218

4,255,948

4,015,357

6,137,859

5,579,724

5, 159, 252

6,468,457

10,951,591

20,925,452

30,977,454

120,514
139, 674
116,128
56,168
69,066
61,178
94,781
94,225
141
268,093
336,040
242,380
21
203,085
219
194,938
166,905
316,923
244,319
193,033
258,464
276,065
260,040
332,405
223. 192
357,003
571,526
529,976
603,397
780, 183

952,326

1,392,895

1,776,405

2.042,635

1,609,063

2,752,443

2,195,342

2,614,038

3,125,583

3,477,524

4,312,054

4,361,520

3,995,701

4,504,220

5,172,711

3,154,564

1,788,682

927, 743
153,082
764,483
471,734
366,532
291,709
314,429
644,170
134,932
706, 595
078, 676'
989,280
363,014
841,913
016,480
167,496
162,393
685,812
168,657
465,666
220, 266
059,444
771,454
882,830
201,156
215,018
726, 187
113,487
161,301

255, 103
679,770
288,038
119,602
736,927
023,736
189,991
093,973
293,881
227,277
573,517
513,952
966,900
775,697
823,976
,294,192
,815,383

217,304,516
216,756,097
197,505,636
175,699,653
172,175,876
170,523,244
151,832,863
159,693,807
189,902,420
214,786,133
221,222,820
199,587,140
191,948,388
1S4.S»4,009
195,155,200
193,0.50,143
198,862,817
209,514,733
211,762,420
230,942,318
240,269,382
230.618,932
218,891,312
231,601,334
249,244,274
294,850,689
312,948,498
372,699,039
377, 725, 620
414,431,881

459,640,240

464,985,567

465,242,426

546,947,437

462,532,079

638,435,222

559,718.116

677,191,545

759,147,683

862,799,440

1,068,749,102

1,112,690,377

1,078,248,181

1,424,949,863

2,249,195,574

2,548,713,538

2,185,194,620

Cf7.ST0J/S REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 3. — Statement showing the grtuul aggregate trade from 1808 to 1919
inclusive on the basis of "Total Exports and Imports, entered for Hon^e
Consumption."

Year.

Total Exports.

Total Imports

entered for

Home

Consumption.

Grand Total

Imports entered

for Home

Consumption

and Exports.

1868

%

57,567,888
60,474,781
73,573,490
74,173,618
82.639,663
89,789,922
89,351,928
77,886.979
80,966,435
75. 875,, 393
79,323,667
71.491,255
87,911,548
98,290,823
102,137,203
98,085,804
91,406,496
89,238,361
85,251,314
89,515,811
90,203,000
89,189,167
96,749.149
98,417,296
113,963,375
118,564,352
117,524,949
113,638,803
121,013,852
137,950,253
164,152,683
158,896,905
191,894,723
196,487,6.32
211,640.286
225,849,724
213,521,235
203,316,872
256,586,630
205,277,197
280,006,606
261,512,159

301,358,529

297,196,365

315,317,250

393,232,057

478,997,928

490,808,877

882,872,502

1,375,758,148

1,586,169,792

1,268,765,285

$

71,985,306
67,402,170
71,237.603
86,947,482
107,709,116
127,514,594
127,404,169
119,618,657
94,733,218
96,300,483
91,199,577
80,341,608
71.782,349
91,611,604
112.648.927
123,137,019
108,180,644
102,710,019
99,602,694
105,639,428
102,847,100
109,673,447
112,705,584
113,345,124
116,978,943
121,705,030
113,093,983
105,252,^511
110,587.480
111,294.021
130,698,006
154,051,593
180.801.316
181,237,988
202,791,595
233,790,516
251,4&4,332
261,925,554
290,360,807
257.254,882
358,428,616
298.205,957

375,833,016

461,951,318

547,482,190

675,517,045

633,692,449

587,439,304

542,077,361

873,437,426

962,543,746

916,429,335

129,, 553, 194

1869

127,876,951

1870

144,811,093

1871

161,121,100

1872

190,348,779

1873

217,304.516

1874

216,7.56,097

1875

197,505,636

1876

175,699,053

1877

172,175,870

1878

170,523.244

1879

151,8.32,863

1880

159,693,897

1881

189,902.427

1882

214,7,S6.130

1883

221,222,823

1884

199,587,140

1885

191,948,380

1886

184,854,008

1887

195,155,239

1888

193,050,100

1889

198,862.614

1890

209,514,733

1891

211,762,420

1892

230,942,318

240,269,382

1894

230,618,932

1895

218,891,314

1896

231,601,332

249,244,274

1898

294,850,689

1899

312,948,498

1900

372,699,039

1901

377,725,620

1902

414,431,881

459,640,240

1904

464,985,567

1905

465,242,426

1906

546,947,437

462,532,079

1908

638,435,222

1909 .

559,718,116

1910

677,191,545

759,147,688

1912

862,799,440

1,068,749,102

1914

1,112,690,377

1915

1,078,248.181

1916

1,424,949,863

1917

2,249,195,574

2,548,713,538

1919

2,185,194,620

' 9 months.

CVSTOifS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 4. — Statement showing Value of Exports by Countries.

United United
Fiscal Year. Kingdom. States. France. Germany. Spain. Portugal. Italy. Holland.

38,743,
45.003,
40,032,
40.723,
41,567,
45,941,
36,295,
45,S46,
53.571,
45,274,
47, 145,
43,736,
41,877,
41,542,
44,571,
40,084,
38, 105,
48,353,
49,280,
64,906,
64,0.80,
68,538,
61,856,
66,690,
77,227,
104,998,
99,091,
107,736,
105,328,
117,320,

202,321
,591,376
,771
,094,937
,135,801
,484,156
,745,375
,634,107
,965,111
,853,413
,982,002
,322,766
,758,f63
,081,241
,071,077

073,399
,839.116

42,072,526

36,244,311

29,911,983

31,933.459

25. 775, 245

25,244,898

27.165,501

33,349.909

36,866,225

47,940,711

41,668,723

38,840,510

39,752,734

36.578,

37.660,199

42.572.065

43,522,404

40,522,810

41,138.695

38,988,027

43,923,010

35,809,940

41,297,676

44,448,410

49,373,472

45,705,336

45,133,521

68,619,023

72, 382, 230

71,197,684

71,783,924

72,772,93

77,404,071

97,806,552

79,021,480

113,520.500

92,604,357

113,150,778

119.396.801

120.534.634

167.110.382

200.459,373

215,409.326

320,225,080

486,870,690

441,390,920

477,745,659

31,96:
267,21:
212,76:
553,935
319,330
369,391
714,

812,829

662,711

825.573

617.730

390.955

303.309

534.363

341.531

397, 773

334,210

278.552

253,734

367,539

264,04

544,981

335, 282

581,540

690. 696

1.025,262

1,557.722

1.374,770

1,581,331

1,388,848

1,341,618

1,597,928

1.511,298

2,120,091

1,409.572

1.806,732

3,176,096

2, 640, 648

2,782,092

2,123,705

2.564,603

3.810.562

14.595.705

36.085.813

66,652,910

206,585,063

102.360,853

76.553

65,511

91,019

125,7

34,324

122,254

112, 09i

82,23

84,932

153,114

133,69

195,575

264,075

253, 298

437. 536

198, 543

143,603

507, l43

532. 142

942.698

750.461

2,046,052

620, 976

757,531

1,045,432

1.837.448

2.219.569

1.715.903

2,141.552

2,692.578

2,097.699

1,819.223

1,146,654

1,872,00

1,066,605

2,374,607

1.476,552

2,501,191

2,663.017

3,814.914

3,402.394

4,433,736

2,162,010

25, C
S
7,300
9,41
62,659
47,816
50,596
60, 72
46.653
108,082
164,925
144,092
132,695
53.075
72,020
52,31
13,520
69,788
67,110
93,476
44,355
56, 274
34, 101
83.814
50.452
89. 67,
59. 178
86.456
155.354
161.823

138,553
98,578
50, 223
55,686
48.315

106.594
45.682
51,944
27,943

114,564
48.628
63.999

489. 680

634.998

331.179
98. 256

231.095

191,156
193,463
170,784
127,540
129,960
104,028
135.748
165,885
108,594
149,744
179,843
172,252
166,
245,450
146,528
155,821
166,021
207,777
120,611
102,370
83,001
79.363
58.781
41.666
36, 745
87,835
29, Ml
115.016
85.403
105.495

164.184

109,340

128, 993

154,438
46,865
48,833
59,731
88,088
70.390
49.142
55.481

788,485
56.726

209.689
14,878

367,446

177,232
190,211
170,408
142,78
213,692
151,861
148,472
163.787
145,99
163,75.
218,113
247,
147, 550
108,601
125,681
55,090
60,062
81,059
90,999
149,280
87,38:
109, 188
34,325
56, 759
108, 627
73. 765
125,265
260.456
315.063
236.899

295,770

240,963

198. 973

215,855

352.842

349,839

1,620,773

829.508

379.270

285.091

605.719

655,256

1,840,910

0,733,288

1,468.599

3.338,305

14,030,724

13,142
14,905
28,724
30.816
94.303
53,750
9,713
102,592
215,754

365. 198
27,599
15,500
24,094

7,587

14,859

378

1.222

1,012

14,741

567.879

282,569

281,058

140,264

139,828

104,422

376,439

372,548

188. 199
187, 378
320, 241

619,329

1,035,327

550,821

824,768

814,977

855.085

1.242.730

1.937.852

1.397. 019

1.782.726

2.741,713

5,508,806

5,254,829

2,563,626

1,569,314

2,463,309

198,985

8 CUH'IOMS UKl'ORT

'0 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 4. — Statement showing ^'alue of Exports bj- Countiies — Concluded.

Belgium.

New-
foundland

West
Indies.

South
America.

China

and
Japan.

Australia .

Other
Countries.

(

1903

1904

1905

1906

•1907

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

1918

1919

* 9 months.

17,754
240,494
59,563
13,825
66,912
49,998
40,430
088,811
258,433
142,358
195,705
287,378
72,385
6,565
223,729
17,057
64,756
41,814
72, 672
56,212
669,040
708,455
251,402
98,031
354,584
973,944
849,413
1,197,
2,806,142
2,444,450

2,150,505

1,126,417

1,739,807

1,565,166

1,857,958

3,377,479

3,927,445

2,900,092

2,773,444

3,732,222

4,819,843

3,259,359

334,762

664,722

4.909.453

950,318

2,800,555

1,569,079

1,901,831

1,900,891

2,112,106

2,094,68

1,641,41

1,510,300

1,523,469

1,974,923

2,1S7,3,'{S

1,920,450

1,670,968

1,754,

1,718.604

1,523,827

1.303.335

1,185,739

1,467,

1.750,714

2.594,633

2,818,592

2,325,196

1,782,309

1,692,798

2,167,86

1,808,31

2.144,070

2,260,499

2,381,082

2,516,576

2,898,751

3,473,713

3,213,856

2,244,469

3,408,518

3,552,293

3,970,952

3,874,775

4,284,313

4,728,142

4,770,200

4,481,176

5,071,038

6,871,100

10,489.321

11,915,152

3,988,493

3,778,796

3,945,506

3,675,320

3,788,858

3,414,147

3,500,670

3,544,103

3,147,369

2,995,572

3,125,031

3,119,569

2.535,283

2,121,570

2,075.411

2,601,486

2,759.4.55

2,719,141

3.122,770

3,546,559

3,145,708

3,443,761

3,725,426

2,810,81

2,643,360

2.749,080

3.043,

2,870,343

2,905,937

3,298,912

3,642,176

3,583.475

4,401,115

4,575,212

3,527,153

4,543,

4,534,446

5,948,
6.567,
6,900,
6,237,
6,997,
6,418,
6,403,
9,192,
11.921,
16,706,

1,285,434

1,212,978

785, 797

688, 209

651.625

654,357

741,442

789,940

732,111

941,162

1,489,957

1,277,383

1,461,206

1,010,034

1,426.660

1,510,63

1.4.S.S,9y9

1,. 551, 88'

1.00;i,172

1,027.525

1,326,743

1,392,285

1,303,474

1,496,118

1,405,359

1,060,420

1,456,051

1,431,107

1,519,190

1,781,913

2,542,056

2,456,608

2,880,552

3,623,065

3,584,329

4,467,584

3,478,476

4,744,
5,149,
4,825,
4,352,
4,026,
2,114,
5,125,
5,609,
5,159,
14,975,

46.466
39,222
37,046
23,075
37,149
102.568
56,551
37.546
19,781
106.675
105.388
60.979
29.918
63.118
69. 196
132.448
84.174
61,751
78. 791
283,251
.341.140
540. 849
378, 160
668.011
903.922
511,919
425,350
368,615
699,569
570,586

501,05

568, 983
1,. 520. 053
1.467,25

890,425
1,705,901
1,778,666
1,910,724
1,149,810

902,375
1,881,558
2,062,246
1,333,404
1,534,722
1,700,514
7,333,243
15,404,

41,822
98,733
181,938
79,643
185,610
370, 723
290,762
139,901
146,363
340.608
375,005
502. 181
415,887
259,960
269,471
440,019
661.208
471,028
589,100
436,603
288,352
322, 745
417,124
517,258
1,418,
1,630,714
1,506,1.38
1.626.441
2.311,405
2.586,554

2,929,861

2,622,756

2,194,223

2,082,219

1,998,

2,873,461

2,769,049

583,44'
925,592
947,015
996,38
705,822
552, 686
773,209
576,725
676. 25'
172,817

277.954
432,171
349,411
938,273
830,151
651,655
587,270
616,829
580,881
655, 267
451,473
496,264
383.822
711,315
362,540
454,. 5.55
481,051
695,924
523,993
744,693
683,413
832,545
853,626
841,472
894,593
864,168
1,218,374
2,160,158
1,807,623
5,153,000

3,924,050

4,898,578

4,157,605

3,979,816

3,169,865

6,085,396

7,511,386

7,494,786

056,325

145,918

722,644

305, 729

349,595

249.547

969,558

716,473

866,070

301,358,529

297,196,365

315,317,250

393,232,057

478,997,928

490.808.877

882,872,502

1,375,758,148

1,586,169,792

1,268,765.285

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 5. — Statement showing Value of Goods entered for Home Consumption,

by Countries.

United
Kingdom.

United
States.

Spain.

Portugal.

Italy.

43

522,776
076,437
347,067
734,260
572,239
431,180
993,1311
461,224
583, SOS
597, 341
052,465
418.015
406,7
601,199
962,233
298,721
317,389
390,241
047,526
348,435
148,413
717,267
131,
979,742
,412,188
500,91
060, 123
789, 730
018, 164
213,762

58,896
ai.777,
60, 342,
69, 194,
64,581,
94,959,
70, 682,
95,350,
109,936,
116,907,
138,749,
132,070,
90, 160,
80, 108,
121.763,
81,324,
73,035,

47, 735, 678
54,283,072
50,805.820
46,070,0.33
51.:!12.0i!9

o(i. 7W, 112
48,289,05:
56, 032,. 333
50,492,826
47,151,201
44,858,039
45,107,066
48,481,848
50,5.37,440
52,291.973
53,685.65'
53,1.37.57:
58,221,976
53,034,100
54,634,
58,. 574, 024
61,649,041
78.705,590
93,007,166
109,844,378
110,485,008
120,807.050

137,605,195

150,826,515

162,738,571

175,862,071

155,943,029

210,652,825

180,026,550

223,501,809

284,934,739

356,354,478

441,141,562

410,786,091

428,616,927

398,693,720

677,631,616

791,906,125

746,920,654

2,023,288

2,302,500

1,941,298

1,840,87

1,410,732

1,385,003

1,532,191

1,115,841

1,631,3.32

2,097,358

2,316,480

1,769,849

1,935,. 581

1,975,218

2,073,470

2,244,784

2,228,683

2, 615, 602

2,312,143

2,402,634

2,832,117

2,536,964

2,585,174

2,810,942

2,601,351

3,975,351

3,889,295

4,368,502

5,398,021

6,672,194

6.580,029

6,206,525

7,059,139

7,667,987

6,699,412

9,901,909

8,197,435

10,109,544

11,563,773

11,744,664

15,379,764

14,276,535

8,449,186

5,949,470

6,481,098

5,274,064

3,632,900

,099,925
956.917
748.423
482, 587
370,594
399.326
440,909
449,791
934,266
,480.004
,809,154
.975,771
,121,269
,155,523
,235,449
,364,563
,692,570
,778,993
,804,090
,583.530
,825,763
,841,542
,794.1.59
,931,459
,493,.36S
.584,014
.393.456
,383,498
,021,405
,823,169

,282,637

,175,604

,695,414

,987,314

,474,908

,163,047

.050,365

, 935, 230

047,340

090,005

214,547

586,223

86,304
14,132
27,181

477,886

458,067

383,484

436,034

278,

277,429

343,849

236,518

399,684

462,219

584,972

504,4'

349,215

379,465

409, 269

374, 932

407,268

322,506

488,807

396, 176

343,506

389,293

402,479

361,

386, 532

488.787

5.34,482

560, 701

742,539

694,970

823,944

729,259

928,791

886, 154

1,126,977

933,854

1,019,775

1,1M,747

1,273,211

1,258,970

1,352,133

977,448

617,025

909,546

75,032
100,544
66,006
71,655
45,465
41,913
25,510
35,767
55,893
51.912
63,349
67,983
60,366
56,477
58, 143
74,576
72,085
84,034
70, 537
53,109
52,481
47, 106
57,140
46,696
45, 592
47,319
63,296
72,785
96,304
129,379

129, 192

100,713

98,288

128,601

128,084

147,256

122.283

140, 522

186,380

259,542

343,249

277,381

215,608

207,634

260,094

238,420

111,689

52,425

46,085

43,958

40,412

29,250

53,310

.33,461

459,508

88,726

93,086

104,441

75,348

108,162

106,69

119,889

180,726

126,124

163,486

241,809

341,559

170,564

402,443

381,594

230,91

224,885

421,258

395,599

144,573

.327,361

726, 742

541,785

401,928

620, 637

553,755

454,505

781,497

761,339

893,398

962, 148

1,146,822

1,713,585

2,090,387

1,472,799

920,271

1,227,007

771,187

555,112

216,628
256,138
231,779
267,079
202,557
213,014
200,575
171,245
225. 190
248,043
297,201
318,477
337, 785
301 ,W2
295,061
331,791
414,080
23 ,267
389,791
278,288
373,858
344,706
243,900
299,852
376, 109
374,047
500,393
579, 582
797,462
875,615

1,270,540

916,071

__ 954,653

1,179.892

1,001,990

1,426,3.35

1,273,121

2,009,990

1,820,578

2,423,902

3,109,554

3,015,456

1,769,256

1,057,733

1,234,993

1,054,176

495,409

10

CUSTOMS WKPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 5. — Statement showing \'jiluc of (ioods entered for Home Consumption,
by Countries — Concluded.

Belgium.

New-
found-
land.

West
Indies.

South
.\merica.

China

and
Japan.

Switzei
land.

Other
Countries.

346, 702

293,6.59

278,311

361,055

251.812

255, 694

179,031

149,086

412,834

503,210

415,407

459, 150

479,260

510, 907

703,851

488,743

530,740

721,332

655,448

517,032

599,511

550, 237

441,617

920, 758

1,163,6.32

1,230,110

2,318,723

3,223,918

3,828,450

1,711,

2,800,182

3,129,513

1,775,187

2,610,072

1,695,179

2,380,649

1,901,588

3,239,888

3,614,354

3,686,419

4,020,178

4,490,476

1,875,

59,315

14,896

12,973

6,270

1,808,997
1,088,468
904,224
774,586
641,642
672, 605
639,406
581,961
652,304
493,509
765,935
780, 670
351,105
384,321
354,342
421,599
488,161
469,711
751,003
753,249
653,270
814,562
739,850
551,412
452,076
464,324
527,000
660, 678
625, 568
1,117,400
1,197,581

1,076,667

1,054,613

1,758,425

1,463,731

1,777,469

1,638,428

1,467,619

1,818,260

1,841,

2,056,974

1,841,351

1,245,160

1,577,784

2,147,808

2,947,527

3,098,834

2,174,932

2,307,733

2,194,404

1,616,113

1,242,809

1,033,849

1,252,429

2,945,154

3,815,147

4,023,384

4,369,260

3,606,917

3,162,774

3,144,472

1,942,182

3,208,663

3,. 378, 654

3,089,018

3,238,156

4,092,28'

4,244,661

3,677,41

4,794,020

1,896,426

1,678,870

1,080,266

1,354,939

1,331,776

1,801,740

2,173,835

2,379,275

4,813,815

5,638,187

6,591,083

3,406,723

8,300,501

8,092,303

7,336,564

9,035,863

8, 490, 878

10,576,

11,503,984

11,088,894

11,878,121

18,744,704

18,252,381

16,300,764

416,199

473,530

278,796

287,553

4,971

15,447

4,388

283,481

6.37,620

1,373,617

1,464,671

1,478,988

1,. 340, 836

1,100,995

1,198,406

876,603

1,324,588

1,003,965

719,778

877,821

772,613

872,392

469, 172

567,02

620,250

1,425,6.53

1,175,584

992,887

1,048,088

1,659,074

1,989,952

3,157,004

4,035,619

5,869,075

5,229,818

3,088,060

4,783,

6, 217, 105

7,334,136

10,533,310

10,528,857

9,020,157

9,594,128

12,730,408

13,306,837

12,278,387

13,437,101

1,663,390
1,224,506
6.57,426
948,2.39
418,606
383,676
448,962
893,911
1,410.973
1,529,012
1,645,254
1,909,562
2,493,451
2,432,585
2,750,
2,128,707
1,961,538
2,100,065
2,123,311
3,016,857
2,425,572
2,524,919
2,528,414
2,671,418
2,396,409
2,317,971
2,769,499
2,381,144
2,450,022
1,984,876
1,939.942

2,565,976

2,470,723

2,217,517

2,110,719

2,905,298

2,626,736

2,981,494

3,106,138

3,112.982

4,256,301

3,517,478

3,825,848

4,933,735

9,251,077

13,592,209

15,572,588

120,514
139,674
116,128
56,168
69,066
61,178
94,781
94,225
141,789
268,093
336, 040
242,380
217, 666
203.085
219.77
193,838
166,890
316,523
244,319
192.365
258,464
274,825
259.400
332, 120
222. 173
349.678
568.768
529. 176
602,658
765,010
944,72

1.389,000

1,786.991

2.012.405

1,604.692

2,734.779

2,188,265

2,603,858

3,102,910

3,458,006

4,296,702

4,314,805

3,979,256

3,525,117

4,499,321

3,146,482

1,780.812

780,222

396,839

621,733

746,567

449,973

344,154

413,767

5.57,689

916.926

1,1,39,057

880.057

1.080,231

1,189,571

1,391,7.39

2,209.902

1,117,006

2,025.237

1,995,841

2,572,749

3,988,029

3,782,253

3,066,216

1,789,334

2,413,009

3,571,545

1,732,

2,493,264

2,940,988

2,995,198

3,4.36,920

4,408,634

6,062:331

5,945,5M

6,799.228

6,574,4:

10,082,543
8,926,853

11

025,920
333,490
159,062
869,838
549,116
081,064
731,929
951,083
,909.544
,784,366

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 6. — Statement showine Duty Collected.

Fiscal

United

United

France.

Germany.

Spain.

Portugal. Italy.

Holland.

Year.

Kingdom.

States.

$ cts.

S cts.

S cts.

$ cts.

S cts.

-S cts. S cts.

$ cts.

1873

7,398,460 17

2,966,119 34

627,831 95

334,415 51

102,711 21

21,245 21 9,320 80

294,569 02

1874

7,867,481 41

3.695.564 03

744,059 19

272,234 68

112.918 73

27.674 63

13,626 76

361,153 47

1875

8.881,997 81

3,860,877 10

604,092 47

173,427 65

113,599 78

28,421 97

8,502 45

394,017 97

1876

6,075,759 82

4,117.223 40

723,368 24

134,282 11

157,287 53

29,302 21

24, 629 25

459,887 53

1877

6,377,596 23

4,426,394 79

480.340 56

75. 762 93

79,515 38

20,322 20

15,783 10

316,156 00

1878

6,445,995 38

4,794,599 63

400, 600 04

79,673 10

87, 755 88

13,452 55

19, 652 43

308,153 30

1879

5,561,933 02

5,529,150 64

5(71,747 90

104,211 80

120,385 81

7,970 14

19,474 58

329,634 07

1880

6,737,997 05

4,521,311 OS

427,937 89

103, 156 82

106. 720 56

14,935 79

30,031 12

301,570 50

1881

8.772,949 97

5,657.292 75

597,948 79

215, 108 04

167,412 55

25,307 99

40.956 25

372,335 63

1882

10,011,811 00

7,082,722 29

742,774 93

338,691 39

210,766 86

29,105 63

34,2S3 98

420, 607 91

1883

9,897,785 16

8,158,023 35

824,963 17

388,556 85

231.866 95

38,135 50

44,240 03

535,741 81

1884

8,001.370 74

7,420 461 79

645,152 71

554,181 88

192,946 21

34,228 80

32,186 80

493,807 39

1885

7,617.249 45

6,636,405 83

650.515 29

572,947 24

154,680 24

29,345 65

33,380 25

521,318 20

1886

7,817,357 45

6,790,080 76

735,666 52

588, 168 44

150, 268 471 30, 510 74

35,667 84

602.570 19

1887

9,318,920 08

7,299,591 68

699,840 07

1.190.267 30

176, «9 17

33,329 81

31,404 53

623,894 26

1888

8,972,739 84

7,131,006 28

796,242 70

1,214,748 15

171,790 38

36,621 03

42,004 78

704,034 45

1889

9,450,243 70

7,413,354 83

854,805 00

1,266,638 56

185,969 33

36,805 32

32,456 70

756,785 89

1890

9,576.965 75

8,220,299 55

057,312 2'
932,032 53'

1,165,158 67

170,028 06

36,528 91

37,938 11

806,261 40

1891

9,114,271 75

7,709,318 12

1,320,583 23

217,612 94

30,680 47

44,888 99

741,462 43

1892

9,074,200 71

7,814,666 93

931,044 99

783,740 50

186,168 39

27.446 98

35,846 83

697,184 17

1893

9,498.747 08

7,636,075 81

1,058,095 75

857,264 35

180, 132 25

27,171 69

30.816 89

815,200 70

1894

8,245.845 87

6,960,950 68

1.019.. 568 12

978, 224 53

207,724 63

22.894 36

49.073 63

879, 107 85

1895

7,006,676 58

6,897,395 04

r,i- .,,- .- ^02. .547 04

187,788 45

24,361 92

46.697 12

755,251 48

1896

7,858,514 15

7,767,992 63

1,' - _'9,186 36

162,118 81

22,269 68

39.386 02

792.609 63

1897

6,205,366 80

8,147,075 10

■U,755 60

150. .587 43

23.191 61

33.474 05

920,096 46

1898

6,649.428 60

9,941,624 48

11 '4.159 04

176.764 64

20,606 24

46.466 82

908.046 37

1899

7,328,191 92

11,713,858 94

1,. 300.^76 Ma, 1,903, 223 16

181.346 14

25,559 36

52.842 44

1,061,622 69

1900

8,074,541 07

13,491.872 86

1.428,019 46

2,189,798 17

183,147 69

28,548 59

26.842 73

1,171,550 06

1901

7,845,406 49

13.411.749 58

1,794,555 55

1,811.974 55

191,527 27

37, 138 80

45,171 84

1,350.098 08

1902

8,424.693 Oi

15.155.136 39

2,163,016 40

2,741.263 29

205,803 43

42,700 86

88,174 27

1,306,967 57

1903

9.841,627 33

17,069.881 19

2,098,633 61

3,255,121 88

212,104 39

45,912 40

87,457 75

1,527.113 35

1904

10,838,017 31

19,.554,585 54

2,113,667 94

2,172.571 04

228.532 66

41,226 25

88,831 12

lT726,681 98

1905

11,171,010 01

20,580,301 56

2,224,967 73

1,826,789 33

216.933 42

39,295 27

123,388 07

1,570,378 88

1906

12,944,249 35

22,187,102 94

2,520,034 97

1,852,538 47

289,363 62

44,716 82

118,725 17

1,620,711 72

•1907....

11,823,197 06

19,084,738 46

2,219,577 38

1,521,946 23

197,483 36

43,941 45

91,853 92

1,309,895 96

1908

17,265,293 25

27,132,543 26

3,331,350 36

2,434,631 34

301,055 23

54,079 21

126,376 10

1,812,404 99

1909

13,449.341 99

22,526,806 65

2,801,383 52

1,709,641 79

255,514 39

48,470 49

112,251 96

1,731,470 46

1910

18,032,629 10

29,515,836 43

3,269,278 92

1,934,523 03

290, 268 99

45,590 34

156, 168 96

1,875,408 97

1911

20,756,810 71

37,854,727 80

3,342,954 67

2, 153, 180 04

237,265 35

75,334 02

175,984 52

2,052,451 84

1912

22,367,039 82

49.177,584 32

3,436,947 88

2,246,745 17

334,321 59

90,568 14

197,252 39

2,254,024 52

1913

27,158.162 29

68,929,805 04

4,141 150 64

2,881,497 00

245,919 50

119,061 09

315,391 84

2,570,778 05

1914

25,816.854 15

61,895,167 68

4,223,138 30

3,114 324 84

250,904 64

113,335 74

373,037 75

2,755,883 50

1915

18,447.534 18

42,335,574 74

2,900,280 46

1,089,038 74

189,612 71

87,207 21

279,181 33

2,277,291 85

1916

14,782,858 14

49,908,888 80

2,053,019 90

13,319 28

130,859 23

81,588 45

183,779 26

1,820,520 79

1917

18,801,123 35

75,516.313 64

1,909,617 93

3,338 02

168,360 IS

87,295 25

233,380 58

1,154,834 68

1918

14,077,045 20

38,018,758 84

1,514,316 82

6,408 39

171,714 82

68,999 65

155,635 27

594,803 69

1919...

1,164,989 99

37.079.923 49

1,041,795 76

69 20

117,49476

29,761 47

94,969 56

137,543 82

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13

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 7. — Statement showing Percentage of Duty on Total Value of Goods
entered for Home Consumption, Dutiable and Free; and percentage of
expenses of collection of Customs Revenue in the Dominion of Canada,
during each year from 1868 to 1919, inclusive.

Percentage of duty

on Total Value

of Goods entered for

Home Consumption,

Dutiable and Free.

Percentage
Expense of Collec-
tion of Customs
Revenue.

1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
ISSl.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.

1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.

1897. .
1898..
1899..
1900..
1901..
1902..
1903..
1904..
1905..
1906..
*1907.
1908..
1909. .
1910..
1911..
1912..
1913..
1914..
tl915.
tl916.
tl917.
tl918.
tl919.

tExelusive of coin and bullion, and including w.ir tax.

14 CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 8. — Comparative Statement of the Values of the Imports eiitercil for
fiscal year from 1868 to 1919; showing also percoiitjiKe excess of Imports

eiiterc<l for Home C'onsumption

^Imports entered for Home

Exports.

Consumption.

Merchandise.

Merchandise.

Coin

Coin

and
Bullion.

Totals.

and
Bullion.

Totals.

1

Dutiable.

Free.

Produce.

Non-
Produce.

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

1868....

43,6.55,690

23,434.463

4,895,147

71,985,306

48.504,899

4,196,821

4,866,168

57,567,888

1869

41,069,342

22,085,599

4,247,229

67,402.170

52,400,772

3,855,801

4,218,208

60,474,781

1870

45,127,422

21,774,652

4,335,529

71,237,603

59,043,590

6,527,622

8,002,278

73,573,490

1871

60,094,362

24,120,026

2,733,094

,86,947,482

57,630.024

9,853,244

6.690,350

74,173,618

1872

68,545,718

36,409,649

2,753,749

107,709,116

65,831,083

12,798,182

4,010,398

82,639,663

1873

71,409,196

53,099,933

3,005,465

127,514,594

76,538,025

9,405,910

3,845,987

89,789.922

1874

76,232,530

46,948,357

4,223,282

127,404,109

76,741,997

10,614,096

1,995,835

89,351,928

1875

78,138,511

39,270,057

2,210,089

119.618,657

69,709.823

7,137,319

1,039,837

77,886,979

1876

60, 238, 297

32,274,810

2,220,111

94,733,218

72,491,437

7,234,961

1,240,037

80,966,435

1877

60,916,770

33,209 624

2,174,089

96,300,483

68.030,546

7,111,108

733,739

75,875,393

1878

59,773,039

30,622,812

803,726

91,199,577

67,989,800

11,164,878

168,989

79,323,667

1879

55,430,012

23,272,507

1,639,089

80,341,608

62,431,025

8,355,644

704,586

71,491,255

1880

54,182,967

15,717,575

1,881,807

71,782,349

72,899,697

13,240,006

1,771,755

87,911,458

1881

71,620,725

18, 867, 604

1,123,275

91,611,604

83,944,701

13,375,117

971,005

98, 290, 823

1882

85,757,433

25,387,751

1,503,743

112,648,927

94,137,657

7,628,453

371,093

102.1.37,203

1883

91,588,339

30,273,157

1,275,523

123,137,019

87,702,431

9,751,773

631,600

98,085,804

1884

80,010,498

25,962,480

2,207,666

108,180,644

79,833,098

9,389,106

2,184,292

91,406,496

1885

73,269,618

26,486,157

2,954,244

102,710,019

79,131,735

8,079,646

2,026,980

89,238,361

1886

70,658,819

25,333,318

3,610,557

99,602,694

77,756,704

7,438,079

56,531

85,251.314

1887

78,120,679

26, 986, 531

532,218

105,639,428

80,960,909

8,549,3,33

5,569

89,515,811

1888

69,645,824

31,025,804

2,175,472

102,847,100

81,382,072

8, 803,. 394

17^534

90,203,000

1889

74,475,139

34,623,057

575, 251

109,673,447

80,272,456

6,938,455

1,978,256

89,189.167

1890

77,106.286

34,576,287

1,083,011

112,765,584

85,257,586

9.051,781

2,439,782

96,749.149

1801

74,536,036

36,997,918

1,811,170

113,345,124

88,671,738

9,798,631

946, 927

98,417,296

1892

69,160,737

45,999,676

1,818,530

116,978,943

99,032,466

13,121,791

1.809,118

113,963,375

1893

69,873,571

45.297,2,59

6,534,200

121,705,030

105,488,798

8,941,956

4,133,698

118,564,352

1894

62.779,182

46,291,729

4,023,072

113,093,983

103,851,764

11,833,805

1,839,380

117,524,949

1895

58,557,655

42,118,236

4,576,620

105,2.52,511

108,828,441

6,485.043

4,, 325, 319

113,638,803

1896

67", 239, 759

38,121,402

5,226,319

110,587,480

109,707,805

6, 606, 738

4,699,309

121,013,852

1897

66, 220, 765

40,397,062

4,676,194

111,294,021

123,632,540

10,825,163

3,492,550

137,950,253

1898

74,625,088

51,682.074

4,390,844

130,698,006

144,548,662

14,980,883

4, 623, 138

164,152,683

1899

89.433,172

59,913,287

4.705,134

154,051,593

137, 360, 792

17,520,088

4,016,025

158,896,905

1900

104,346,795

68,160,083

8,297,4.38

180,804,316

168,972,301

14,265,254

8,657,168

191,894,723

1901

105,969,756

71,730,938

3,537,294

181,237,988

177,431,386

17,077,757

1,978,489

196,487,632

1902

118,657,496

77,822,694

6,311,405

202,791,595

196,019,763

13,951,101

1,669,422

211,640,286

1903

136,796,065

88,017,654

8,976,797

233,790,516

214,401,674

10,828,087

619,963

225,849,724

1904

148, 909,. 576

94,680,443

7,874,313

251,464,332

198,414,439

12,641,239

2,465,557

213.521,235

1905

1 150,928,787

100,688,332

10,308,435

261,925,554

190,854,496

10,617,115

1,844,811

203,316,872

1906

173,046,109

110,236,095

7,078,603

290,360,807

235,483,956

11,173,846

9,928,828

256,586,630

*190

152,065.529

97,672,345

7,517,008

257,2.54,882

180,545,306

11,541.927

13,189,964

205,277,197

1908

218,160,047

133,719,908

6,548,661

358,428,616

246,960.968

16,407,984

16,637,654

280,006,606

1909

175,014,160

113,203,355

9,988.442

298,205,957

242,603,584

17,318,782

1,589,793

261,512,159

1910

227,264,346

142,551,081

6,017,589

375,833,016

279,247,551

19,516,442

2,594,536

301,358,529

1911

282,723,812

169,021,296

10,206,210

461,951,318

274,316.553

15,683,6,57

7,196,155

297,196,365

1912

335, 304, 060

186,144,249

26,033,881

547,482,190

290,223.x.">7 17. 1',IL'._'!I4

7,601,099

315,317,250

1913

441,606,885

228,482,181

5,427,979

675,517,045

355,754,i,iMi_M,:ii:;,7.V,.16,163,702

393,232,057

1914

410,258,744

208,198,400

15,235,305

633,692,449

431, 588. f:;;! :-■:;. MS. 7S.-,

23,560,704

478,997,928

1915

279,792,195

175,654,117

131,992,992

587,439,304

409,41S,8oG.)2,U2o,li73

29,366,368

490,808,877

1916

289,366,527

218,450,632

34,260,202

542,077,361

741,610,638

37,689,4.32

103,572,432

882,872,502

1917

461,733,609

383,622,697

28,081,120

873,437,426

1,151.375,768

27,835,332

196,547,048

1,375,758, 148

1918

542,341,522

420, 202, 224

962,543,746

1,540,027, 788

46,142,004

1..586,169,792

1919

526,481,620

389,947,715

916,429,335

1,216,443,806

52.321,479

1,268,765,285

CUSTOMS REPORT 15

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Home Consumption and Exports into and from the Dominion of Canada in each
entered for Home Consumption over Exports or of Exports over Imports
in each year.

Excess Value of Mer-
chandise imported for
Home Consumption over

Excess of

total
Exports
over total
Imports
entered for
Home Con-
sumption
including
Coin
and
Bullion.

Percentage
Excess of
total Imp'ts
entered for
Home Con-
sumption
over total
Exports
including
Coin
and
Bullion.

Percentage

Excess of

total Exp'ts

over total

Imports
entered for
Home Con-
sumption
including
Coin
and
Bullion.

Percentage, Increase or Decrease.

Merchandise
Kxported .

Produce.

Mer-
chandise
Exported .

Produce
and non-
Produce.

Gross Imports
entered for Home
Consumption com-
pared with pre-
ceding year.

Gross Exports
compared with
preceding year.

Increase.

De-
crease.

Increase.

De-
crease.

$

18,585,260

$

14,388,439
6,898,368
1,330.862
16,731,120
26,326.102
38.565.194
35,824,794
40,561.426
12,786,709
18,984,740
11.241,173
7,915,850

$

p.c.

2504
11-5

p.c.

p.c.

p.c.

p.c.

p.c.

10,754,169

6-4

oo-oo"

00-6
20-8

505
21-7
00-8
11-4

8-6

7 858 484

2,335.887

3-3

5-7
22 05
23-9
18-4

26,584,354

17-2
30-3
4201
42-6
53-6
170
27 05
14-9
12-4

39 124 284

47,971,104

46 438 S90

00-5

47, 698, 745

12-8

20 021,670

3-9

26, 095. 84S

1-7

6-3

22 406,051

5-3

, 11-9

10-7

4-5

16,271,494

16,129,109
6,679.219

22-5
7-3

22-9
11-8
3-9

6,543,628

27-6
22-9
9-3

17,007,527

9,379,074
24,407,292
16.750,774
12,544.394
10,797,354
15,596,968
10,486,162
21,887,285
17,373,206
14,063,585

3,006,156
740, 176

10-3
25-5
18-4
151
16-8
1801
14 02
22-9
16-6
15-2
2-7
2-6

34,159,065

3-9

26,139,880

12-1
506
303

■'2-6 '

6-8

20,624,040

2-4

18.235,433

4-5

24,146,301

606

50
00-7

19,289,556

28,8''5,740

6.- 6
2-8

00-5
3-2

404

11

26,424,987

■7 -98
6-9

8-5

1-7

15-8

404

22,862,216

16,127,947

9, 682, 032

5,219,147

4,430,966
8,386,292
10,426,372
26,656,232

3-^
7-9
9-4
23-9
25-6
3-2
61
8-4
4-4

00-9

3-3

507
00-6
17-4
17-9
17-4
00-2
11-9
15-3
7-6
4-2
10-9

6-5
13-9
18-9

33,454,677
4,845,312
11,090.407
15.249,644
8.848,691

11,985,667

3-2

3,534,577

20-8
2-4
7-7
6-7

269,308

460,427

10,412,045

3-5
17-7
28-8
13-2
25-3.
24-4
140
24-7
55-4
73-9
71-7
32-3
19-7

45,175,580

32,534,34i
50,145,508
36, 624, 402
57, 650, 641
88,511,003
28, 295, 149
71.051.4.34
161.744.898
213.732.158
293.020,711
163.019,920

5-5

60.762.623

4-8

47.798,248

"ii-4'

'i6-9'

26-2

69,192,568

19-9

104,918,987

39-3

36-4

45,613,931

6-6

90, 567, 876

2603
22-9
18-5
23-4

15-2

177,428,555

1-4

231,224.452

■6-2
7-3

7-7

'"■"'i.k'

609

24-7
21-8
2-5
79-9
55-8
•34-5

314,334,466

186,868.705

46.027,476

340, 795, 141
502,320.722
623.626.046
*352,335.950

62-9
57-5
&48
*38-4

611
*13-8

•20 01

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1.187
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6,962

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1,078
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1,163
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3,620
1,195
5, 231
3, 365
1,8,52
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4,007

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1,349
3,302
44,823
2,573
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6,588

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9,383
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596 71
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518 86
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693 98
600 60
171 76
500 51
432 71
163 37

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2,302

2,323

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858

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1,154

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No. 11. — St.\tement showing the Total Vahie of Imports entered for Home
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1,213,664

611

908,678
1,424,801

480,539

1,007,122
267,974

2,121,909
1,481,638
611
3,098,834
7,855,436
1,197,200

56, 174
1,765

1,051,290

Jamaica

Malta

2,381,329
13 423

2,190,156

6,430,635

716,661

588,451
125,505
23,361

11,913,696

New Zealand

Trinidad and Tobago

6,353,397
4,152,211

Total. British Empire

J3,324,J27

50,346,813

123,671,540

605,159,789

21,236,329

626. 396, lis

Other Couxtries.

52,787
31,298

7,828
707

52,787

1,139,267

7,828

6,270

300,112

4.603,130

77

950,318

59,622

4,088,534

9,280

2,321,329

2,856,933

14,078

5,035,975

42,039

996,575

10, 145

65,671

53,102

96,103,142

72,815

13,631

12,512

2,299

160,788

12,768
389,729

312,880

4,992,859

77

1,107,969

5,563

950,318

1,035,453

120,879

1,156,332

3,301

4,091,835
9 280

Chili.:

1,059,557
1,349,066

1,059,557
1,954,466

56,810
3,040,953

41,252
3,334,746

3,462
152,637

■> 324,791

605,400
56,810

2,430,664
14,216

2,557,111

3,009,570
14,078

5,137,300
42 039

Cuba

610,289
27,036
777,635

101,325

Dutch East Indies

10 145

117,732

284

3,381,823

117,732

284

3,632,900

647

66 318

53 102

251,077

6,257,711

102,360,853
72 815

4,186

4,186

12,512

747

75
33

75

33

988

216,101

3,467,856

90,766

495,409

16,902

12,808

. 93,951

709,246

2,158

198,985

27, 699

13.181,514

596

16,902
13,404

' 988
59,440

528

l.-ii>.rtiil

93,951

Hawaii . .
Havti

600

709,846
2,158

Holland

112,275

198,985

27 699

Italy

349.747

205,365

5.55,112

849,210

14,030.724

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No. 11. — Statement .showing the Total ^'alue of Imports entered for Home
Consumption and Exports of the Dominion of Canada, from and to each
Country, etc.— Concluded.

Imports entered for Home
Consumption.

Dutiable
Goods.

Total

Free Goods. Dutiable
and Free.

Exports.

Goods the

Produce ot

Canada.

Goods not
the Produce
of Canada.

Total
Exports.

Other Countries— Con.

Japan

Kongo Free State

Korea

Madagascar

Mexico

Miquelon and St. Pierre.

Morocco

Nicaragua

Norway

Panama

Parsiguay

Persia

Peru

Philippines

Porto Rico

Portugal

Portuguese Africa

Russia

Salvador

San Domingo

Serbia

Siam

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

U.S. of Colombia

United States

Uruguay

Venezuela

Virgin Islands of U.S.A.

11,649,870

1,968,252
17,517

13,618,122
17,517

42,238
1,812

541,809
5,280

584,047
7,092

66,602
5,970

66.602
25,785

8,949

2,570,392

265

23

110,222

10,421

169", 631

2,465

1,467

8,949

2,580,813

169,896

2,488
111,689

1,657

53,964

4,728,732

82,231

83,888

53,964

4,728,732

51,076

600,035

77,339

1,623,619

1,417
97,608
101,516
157, 193

52, 493

637,643

178,855

1,780,812

158,202

416,457,384

103,854

104,831

330,463,270
224,833
44,324

158,202

740,920,6.54

328,687

149, 155

228,

3,

568,

523,

26,

16,

1,149,

165,

22,

283,

68,

1,071,

367,

9,

6,164,

23,

.39,

4,531
50,827

2,635
i,229

224,964
2^091

8,756
22,822,489

12,395,290

5,643

273,133

3,060

573,474

574,315

26,096

16,817

1,149,123

168,3.35

655

22,802

284,251

68,551

1,071,805

367,446

9,448

6,389,622

23,154

41,754

47,013

67,391

231,095

19,220

7,870

621,023

53,296

477,695,659

332,952

40,441

324

Total, Other Countries
Cirand Total, Merchandise

792,757,795 611,284,017

C12,S(9,1(7

526, 181, 629

389,947,715

916,429,3351,216,143,806

1,268,765,285

CUSTOMS REPORT

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No. 12. — Statement showing the Value of Goods (dutiable and free), Imported
for Home Consumption into Canada during the fiscal year ended March
31, 1919, classified under the following heads and countries: —

Articles.

United
Kingdom.

British

Possessions,

all other.

Foreign
Countries.

S

1,854,253

8,378.774

62,590,527

211.564

$

22,095,731

20,461,706

8,059,466

19,519

$

110,365,651

Raw materials and articles mainly unmanufactured

Articles wholly or mainly manufactured

222,441,885

456,023,265

3,926,994

Total

■ 73,t35,U8

5*,C36,4J2

7»2,757,7S5

64

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 13. — Statement sliowiii}!; the \';ilue of Goods Exported from the Dominion
of Canada during the fiscal year ended March 31, 1919, classified under
the followinp; heads and countries.

Articles.

United Kingdom.

British Possessions,
all other.

Foreign Countries.

Goods
the Produce
of Canada.

Goods not
the Produce
of Canada.

Goods
thcProduce
of Canada.

Goods not
the Produce
of Canada.

Goods
the Produce
of Canada.

Goods not
the Produce
of Canada.

Food, drink and tobacco. .
Raw materials and articles

mainly unmanufactured...
.\rticlps wholly or mainly

manufactured

Miscellaneous articles

S

290, .505, 232

20,605,874

227,499,354
2,140,517

$

14,182,618

3,115,809

448,704
2.341,0(18

$

21,115,247

591,945

42,650,616
51,004

S

612,195

73,702

462.114
179

S

162,872.503

99,646.961

345,386,974
3,377,579

S

9,976,679

3,622,034

15,613,652
1.872,185

Total

5M,;5«,9<<

20,eS8,139

e4,4a8,9»

1,148,1M

611,281,01;

31,«8S.15«

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No. 14. — Comparative Statement of Goods remaining in Warehouse in 1917,

1918 and 1919.

Automobiles No.

Breadstuffs —

Wheat Bush .

Other breadstuffs $

Coal, bituminous Ton.

Cotton and manufactures of $

Drugs $

Fancy Goods S

Fish S ■

Flax and manufactures of S

Fruits and nuts $

Glass and manufactures of S

Iron and steel S

Leather %

Oils S

Paper and manufactures of $

Silk $

Spirits and wines —

Brandy Gal.

Gin. . ." "

Rum "

Whiskey "

Wines of all kinds, except

sparkling "

Wines, sparkling %

Sugar above No. 16 D.S Lb.

Sugar not above No. 16 D.S "

Molasses Gal.

Tea Lb.

Tobacco, manufactures of —

Cigars

Cigarettes

All other

Woollens

All other articles.

Remaining in

Warehouse,

March 31, 1917.

Quantity. Value

94,112

228,851
48.655
417,050

19,590,426

36,026,706

113,722

6,862
5,449

306,
259,
1,281,
8&1,
171,

22,
145,

69,
281,

390,712

218,232

38,407

1,055,020

179,. 329

68,538

301,608

1,453,527

13,309

25,754

10,749

906,064

1,331,404

2,362,575

Grand total 13,38}, 971 19,873,637 41,001,389

Remaining in

Warehouse,

March 31, 1918.

Quantity . Value

83,212
100.988

97,746
218,855

158,355

4,796,787

36,708,867

105,162

4,016
9,428

635,430

2,946,585

1,390,203

247,874

37, 137

131,263

130,893

243,514

17,074

2,804,655

43,832

893,164

53,549

124,721

369,047
99,210
80, 127

835,472

143,085
37,857
122,170
1,070,810
12,188

12,221

24,431

481,033

1,031,609

5,854,483

Remaining in

Warehouse,

March 31, 1919.

Quantity. Value

7,310

81,484'
61,986
54,687

64,052

84,647.276

4,812,072

698,578

10,362,150

2,566
7,316

714,845

1,592

3,061

2,137,

333,

77,
215,
353,
818,

13,
10,096,
100,
517,
245,
600,

98,821
44,124
52,788
445,344

73,588
17,177

4,065,137
123,654
29,644

2,796,292

8,566

20,269

4,466,218

1,931,012

5,949,077

11— i— .5

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statement (by Countries) of the Total Quantities and
and the Duties Collected thereon in the Dominion

(Abbrniatimt: B. E., British E<ut: B. W., Britith Wat;

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

C.ROIP I

Agricultural and Vege-
table Products, mainly
foods.

Grains, flours, stircbrs and
similar products

Bark-y, nop

Bush.

(

Bush
1,731

t
2,960

1 cts.
259 65

Barley, pot, pearl, rolled, roasted
or ground.

Lb.

Lb.

90

250

66,476

9

22

11.767

2 70

6 60

Total

66,816

11,798

3.539 40

Beonfi. n.o.p

Bush.

Bush.

2.553

16

2

15

184.330

78.143

5.753

52

28

188

893, 181

470,576

China

4 00

0 50

Holland

3 "5

19.535 75

Total

265,059

1,369,778

66,264 75

United States

Buckwheat

438

909

65 70

Buckwheat meal or flour

Cwt.

Cwt.

4
61

45

520

2 00

30 50

Total

65

565

32 50

Indian corn (or purposes ot distil-
lation.

Indian corn, not for purposes of

Bush.

Bush.

210,756

249,198

15,806 62

United Kingdom. . .

1

23,216

I0,504,?81

12

25,733

15,811,484

United States

Total

10,527,998

15,837,229

Indian

Brl.

Brl.

2
91,020

21
803,220

0 50

22.755 00

Total

91,022

803,241

22.755 50

Hominy, cracked, evaporated or
dried corn.

Oats

17,527

3.067 28

United States

Bush.

Bush.
4,276,914

3,359,754

427,691 40

Lb.

Lb.

500
1,528,559

46
87,596

Lb.

3 00

9,171 35

Total

1,529,059

87,642

9,174 35

Pease no

Bush.

Bush.

....

134
349

77
1,046

20 10

52 35

1
14,535
17,528

41

50,822
102.404

0 15

2,180 25

2.629 20

Total

32,547

154,390

4.882-05

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Values of ^Merchandise, Free and Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption
of Canada during the fiscal year ended March 31, 1919.

F. IT., French West; X.E.S.. nol eUewhere specified.)

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

QuaDtity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

Bush.

S

i cts.

Bush.

S

S cts.

Bush.
1,731

2,960

$ cts.
259 65

Lb.

13,373

2,674 60

Lb.

Lb

71.695

90

250

66,476

13,373

9

22

11.767

2.674 60

6 60

3,530 10

13,373

2.674 60

138,511

25,171

6 214 00

Bush.

221

3 00

Bush.

Bush.

20

2.553

16

2

15

184,330

78,143

221

5,753

52

28

188

893.181

470.576

3 00

*

4 00

3 75

19.535 75

20

221

3 00

265.079

1,369.999

66.267 76

438

909

65 70

Cwt

C»t

Cut

4
61

45
520

2 00

65

565

32 50

Bush.

Bush.

Bush
210.756

249, 198

15.806 62

Brl.

Brl.

Brl.

2
91.020

21
803.220

0 50

22.755 00

91,022

803.241

22,755 50

17.527

Bush.

Bush.

Bush.
4.276.914

3.359.754

427,691 40

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

500
1.528,559

46
87.596

3 00

9,171 35

1,529.059

87,642

Bush.

2

36

0 20

Bush.

Bush.

2

134

349

300

1

14,535

17,528

36

77

1,046

1,726

41

50.822

102.404

030

20 10

52 35

300

1.726

30 00

30 00

2 180 25

3o:

1,762

30 20

32.849

156.152

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity .

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP I-Continued.

Grains, flours, starches and
similar products— Con.

Lb.

t

Lb

72

$

8

$ cts.

B. Guiana

B. India

16,330

I0.988,»,39

25,000

7,189,421

612,504

1,997,520

309
474. 102
1.037
317.017
5.. 076
160,120

Total

20.829,786

1,003,678

Hong Kong

20.355,194
844,240

10,454,540
828, 170

684,568
33,080

611,182
56,208

paddy.

I'nited States

Total

32,482.144

1,385,038

B. Straits

Rice and sago flour, cassaia flour

432,118
70,139
36,009

424,666

19,724
5,022
3.189

53,091

4,321 18

70i,39

.360 09

4,246 66

962.932

81,026

9,629 32

United States

Rye

Bush.

Bush.
18,940

33,593

1,894 oa

BrI.

Brl.
46,821

446,244

23,410 50

Australia

United States

Wheat

Bush.
257,620
45,820

407,370
109,172

Bush.

303,440

516,542

Bran, mill feed, etc

54.671

9,SS7 52

808

Hong Kong

Newfoundland

Japan

United States . ,

Total

Flour of wheat

Brl.

10

116

6

5,433

161

1,626

103

64,287

Brl

5,564

66, 177

Arrowroot ,

Lb.

Lb.

- . 20,240

12,760

100

224

232

21,593

2.053

1,218

9

27
3,458

202 40

127 60

1 00

Trinidad and Tobago

2 24

2 32

215 93

55,149

6,792

63(49

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

and Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption^ — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity. Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.
2,000

S

123

97

4,853

i cts.

10 00

5 00

1,126 00

Lb %

$ cts

Lb.

2,072

1.000

241,530

10,988,939

25.000

7,189,421

612,504

1,997,520

t

131

97

5.162

474,102

1.037

317,017

51,076

160,129

$ cts.
10 54

1.000
225,200

1

5 00
1,248 48

187 50

53,920 66

4,593 77

14 981 40

228.200

5,073

1,141 00

21,057.986

1,008,751

157.354 39

2S0,26o

4,774

. 2, 102 00

712,383
70,139
36,009

424,666

24.498
5,022
3.169

53,091

4,246 66

280,265

4,774

2, 102 00

1.243,197

85,800

Bush.

Bush

Bush.
18,940

33,593

Bri.

Bri.

Bri.
46,821

446,244

23,410 50

Bush.

Bush.

Bu-sh.

54.671

9,567 52

Bri.

Bri.

Bri.

Lb.

341

95

1 70

Lb.

Lb.

341
20,240
272,357
45,616
224
232
21,593

95
2,053
42,721
7,339
27
27
3.458

259.597

41,503
7,330

1.297 98
227 59

45,516

2 24

215 93

305,454

48,928

1,527 27

360,603

55,720

2,078 76

70

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Meichaudi.'^e Free ami

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GUOLP I-Continued.

Grains, flours, starches and
similar products— Con.

Initcd Kingdom. .,

Lb.

t

Lb.

67.26S

678.428
495
30.751
56.609
21,894

t

4.027

39.543
38
1.879
2,830
2,580

S ct».

B Straits

778 25

Total

855,445

50,897

B. Straits

217.155
9.876

10.133
682

98 76

Dutch E. Indies . . .

20,230
765,485

597
63.407

202 30

7.654 85

Total

1,012.746

74,819

10. 127 46

31.652

20.013

2,490,-261

2.052

3.396

137.454

474 7S

300 20

37,354 01

Total

2,541.926

142,902

38, 128 99

2,192

42

2.065

17,654

421,568

183

16

203

2.825

43,899

45 75

4 00

50 75

706 2o

United States

10,974.75

Total

443.521

47, 126

11,781 .50

6,550

240

5,238

22.919

550

910
5.168

lUo 00

8 40

273 00

1.550 40

Total

34,947

6.656

1,996 80

121,709

39,564

47

4,932

49,843

4.793

4

502

5.612

494 59

China

0 59

61 65

623 24

94,386

10,911

1,180 07

125
1,540

600

8,521

1,912,471

16
170

98

700

181,246

440

46 75

26 95

192 50

49,842 96

1,923,257

182,230

50, 113 56

113

492

56,088

22 60

98 40

11.397,60

Total .

57.593

11,518 60

CVSTO'l.: REPORT
SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued .

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

$

$ cts.

Lb

$

S cts.

Lb

67,268

4,317.414

495

30.751

56,609
21.S94

$

4.027

194.823

38

1.879

2.830

2.380

t cts.

3 638 986

13o,282

27, 174 38

3.638,986

155,282

27,174 38

4,494,431

206,179

101,806

3,303

763 54

318,961
9,876
1.000
20,230

765,485

13,436
682
95
597

63,407

2 935 09

I.OOO

93

7 50

102.806

3,398

771 04

1,115,332

78,217

31,632

20,013

2,490,261

2,052

3,396

137,434

474 78

300 20

2,541,926

142,902

4U

46

690

414

2,192

42

2.065

17.6.54

421. 36S

46
183

16
203

2,825
43,899

6 90

45 73

30 73

10,974 75

414

46

690

443.933

47,172

11,788 40

271

54 20

876
6.330

240
3. 238
22,919

271
530
28
910
5,168

34 20

8 40

273 00

1 550 40

876 271

54 20

35,823

6,927

2,051 00

39,564

47

25 818

49,843

4,793

4

2.355

5.612

494 59

20.886

1,853

208 86

623 24

20.886

1,853

208 86

115,272

12.764

1 388 93

33,204

6,527

1,303 40

33.329

1.540

600

8.521

1,912,471

6,543

170

98

700

181.246

46 75

26 93

192 50

33.204

6,527

1,305 40

1,936,461

188,757

51 418 96

17

255

17

113

492

36,988

0 -'

98 40

17

2 55

57,610

72

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V. A, 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods. \\

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP I— Continued.

Grains, flours, starches and
similar products— Con.

Grain, flour and meal, etc., ol
all kinds when damaged by

$

t

1.188

$ cte.
297 00

portation into Canada.
All other brcadstuffs. n.o.p

8.034

21

3.469

389.162

1.405 95

Phinft

606 07

Total

400.686

Lb.

Lb.
578,146

24.614

21.080

1.570

29,513

4,745

2,546 15

37
1,500,464

5

85,788

Total

1,500.501

85.793

1,396
360,845

Total

362,24!

17,957, 50*

9,U7.7S7

I

Fruits, nuts, vegetables and
products.
Fruits, green -

Quinces, apricots
nectarines, n.o.p

Berries, viz.: wild blueberries,
wild strawberries, wild rasp-
berries and wild edible berries,

Blackberries, gooseberries, rasp-
berries and straw^berrics, n.o.p.

Brl

i

Brl.
281,316

1.372,544

Lb.

Lb.
3.800
15.032.278

209
740, 168

15.036,078

740,377

Bunch

1,983
1,663,431

966
3,715,747

Bunch.

United States

Total

1,665,414

3,716,713

■ 4,858
6,246

Total

11,104

Lb.

Lb.
5,574.338

794,106

719,563

105,290

14,391 26

Brl

Brl.
21.382

171,124

42,781 00

I

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

i

% cts.

t

$ cts.

i

1,188

$ cts.
297 00

584

87 60

584

8.034

21

3,489

389, 162

87 60

1,405 95

3 6S

608 07

68,104 52

584

87 60

401,270

70,207 82

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.
578,146

24,614

2,601 64

21,080

1.570

94 86

■
29,513

4,745

2,546 15

37

85,788

2 86

i

1,500,464

75,039 72

1,500.501

85,793

27,642

5,528 40

27,642

1,396

360,845

3.528 40

383 90

99.232 40

27,842

5,528 40

389,883

103,144 70

?«;,898

42, MS 54

1,853

2«8 86

»,4«7.488

1,186.595 U

BrI.

BrI.

Brl.
281,316

1,372.644

253,184 40

Lb.

Lb.

Lb,
3,800
15,032,278

209
740. 168

19 00

15,036,078

740,377

75, 180 43

Bunch.

Bunch -

Bunch.

'

Lb.

Lb.

Lb
5,574.338

794,106

111.486 76

719,563

103.290

14,391 26

Brl.

Brl.

Brl
21,382

171,124

42,781 00

ri STOMfi RF.f'ORT

No. 15.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

General Statement of Merchandise Free and

.\rtioles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

Qeneral Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROIP \~(onlir»,ed.

rrults. nuts, '.ecrtihlrs and pro-
ducts ( Vm
Fruits, green— '<n
C'urr:ints

Newfoundland . .

I,b

t

Lb.

20
19,550

t

4

1.678

t cts.

0 40

Total

19,570

1.682

6,490,486

622,406

2.012
3.050
49.344

426
24.615
10.008
95,925
9.688
420
24,973
4.842.470

Trinidad and Toba-

Cuba

Italy

5.063,531

3.058

pomegranates

I'nited Kingdom . .

894

24

50

42,589

1.083.884

Italy

634

Total ....

1,127,441

634

Melons ..'...

No.

No.
1,636,072

176,786

Lb.

Lb.
10.654.515

5.15.432

36
277.556

Total

277.592

Plum-

Bush.

Bush.
111.244

425,543

33 373 20

233.979

714.672

214,401 60

Total

233.979

714.672

214 401 60

5

1 25

Trinidad and Toba-

8
30.242

2 00

7,560 50

ToUl . . .

30.255

7,563 73

vt.in.m

S,»*.951

l.«38.»4 21

CIJI^TOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported. for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

Quantity -

Value.

Duty.

Lb

S

S cts.

Lb.

i

•5 cts-

Lb

20
19,550

i

4
1,678

$ cts.
0 40

391 00

19,570

1.682

391 40

6,490.486

622,406

129,809 72

634

63 40

634

63 40

No

No

No
1.636,072

176,786

49,082 16

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.
10.654,515

535,432

106,545 15

Bush.

Bush

Bush.

111,244

425,543

33 373 20

176

139

27 80

176
233,979

139
714,672

27 80

176

139

27 80

234, 155

714,811

214.429 40

113

164

19 77
28 71

113

164
5

3

8

30.242

19 77

28 71

1 25

3

0 52

2 00

280

49 00

30.535

419

7,6S0

5,691 370

ciaroM.s h'KPORT

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920
Xo. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity .

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP l^Continutd.

Fruits, nuts, vegetables and
products— <on.

Dried fruits-

Drie<i apples

Lb.

t

Lb.
65,9S6

8.677

$ cts.

Jamaica

Bananas, ilrieti or evaporated . . .

90

12

Australia

1,367,186
1,188.619

241,927
238,943

9,114 65

7,924 12

Total

2,555,805

480.870

17.038 77

8.718
1,620,160

1,224
361,116

47 94

8,910 81

1,628,878

362,340

8,958 75

120

217,365

111,126

1,517,587

14

21,059

9,340

230,417

0 66

8.346 71

1,846,198

260.830

10. 154 06

Prunes and plums, unpitted

4,962
10.424,661

543
930,351

33 08

69,497 4S

10,429,623

930,894

69,530 56

11,200

50

115.72.3

34,210,841

2.044

10

20,630

3.167,862

74 33

0 33

771 48

228.072 27

Total

34,337,814

3,190,5*6

228,918 41

91

7

1 75

129,373

190

15,036

4,482,879

20,228

6

978

546,113

5,057 00

1 50

244 50

136.528 25

Total

4.627,569

567.332

141.833 00

Total, dried fruits .

M

U

SS,4»1,843

5.$«1.48«

4;S.«t2.8«

Xuts—

Almonds, not shelled.

Brazil nuts, not shelled.

22,400

550

2.433

100

152, 103

342,977

6.327

82

336

34

23,026

67.787

448 00

11 00

48 66

2 00

3,042 06

6,859 54

Total

520.563

97,592

10.411 26

256.976

40.873

5,139 52

CUSTOMS ni:i'<)RT
SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued .

Preferential Tariff

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

5

% cts.

Lb.

$

S cts.

Lb.
65,956

%

8,677

% cts.
2,169 25

1,367,186
1,188,619

241,927
238,943

7,924 12

2,555,805

480,870

8,718
1.620,160

1,224
361,116

8,910 81

1,628,878

362,340

8,958 75

120

217,365

111,126

1,517,587

14

21.059

9,340

230,41-

1,846,198

260,830

10,154 06

4,962
10,424,661

543
930,351

10,429,623

930,894

11,200

50

115,723

34,210,841

2,044

10

20, 630

3,167,862

34,337,814

3,190.546

228,918 41

20

2

0 35

20

91

10

4,952

129.373

190

15,036

4,482,879

2

7

1

198

20,228

6

978

546,113

1 75

10

198

0 18
34 69

34 65

136,528 25

4,982

201

35 18

4,632,551

567.533

141,868 18

4,982

2ei

35 18

5S,4!Mi.S!!5

5,8«1.6S0

22,400

550

2,433

100

152, 103

342.977

6,327

82

336

34

23,026

67,787

11 00

3 042 06

520.563

97,592

256.976

40,873

=^===;=

78

rVSTO^t^• REI'fiKT

No. 15.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Jeneral Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROrP \-Continued.

Fruits, nuts, vegetables and
products—fofi.

Nuts— Con.

Lb.

t

Lb.

85,269
30,192

110, lot

2,647,330
7,206,810

$

9,148

3.623

6,456

207,685

900,274

$ cts.

peanuts, n.o.p.

603 84
2.L'02 08

144. 136 20

Total .

10,079.905

1,127.186

201,698 10

101

9.200
45.375
342
48,308
11,000
412.426

6
764
6,567
45
7,650
1,559
98,163

2 08

Italv

Spain . .

220 00

Total

.

526,955

114,754

AH other nuts, not slielled, n.o.p.

34,759

no

10,433
256,443
233,990
133, 174
4,163,184

3,192
22
400
27,178
21,578
13.817
541.603

China

Italv

Total . .

4,854.095

607,790

30.037

2.828

660

7,085
581
132

China

'

241,806
39,200
603,298
417,304

54,443

9,149

166,263

146,994

Total

1.337.133

384.649

11.558

3,262

462 32

B. India

7,566

1.737

302 64

2i8,94b
230,320
242,238
641,542
1,036.00^

61.360
96,915
62,381
172.880
438.778

8 757 60

9 689 52

sSin '::::::::::.

2,388 166

837.313

93.526 64

No

No
100

4

0 50

202,360
107,357
789,900

1.212,436

60 63
4.044
30.688

40.448

to a Canadian port.

B.W. Indies, other..

12.600
27.000

477
1,010

63 00
133 00

Trinidad and Tobar
go

Total

B.Guiana

2.312,453

81,243

39,700

1,191

198 50

Trinidad and Toha-

153.570
353,780

5.009
21.253

1.131 82

United States

2.633 35

Total

507,350

26,262

3.805 17

CUSTOil^ RKPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Homo Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tari£f.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

S

t cts.

Lb.

%

S cts.

Lb.

85.269

30.192

110.104

2,647.530

7,206,810

%

9.148

3.623

, 6.456

207,685

900.274

S cts.

10.079,905

1,127.186

104
9,200
45,375
542
48,308
11.000
412,426

6
764
6.567
45
7.650
1,559
98,163

2 08

907 50

966 16

8,248 52

526,955

114,754

10,539 10

. 34,759
110
10,433
256,445
253,990
133.174
4,165.184

3,192

22
400
27.178
21.578
13.817
541.603

695 18

4.854,095

607,790

30,037

2,828
660
280
253.006
39,200
629,854
417,304

7.085

581

132

69

56.816

9.149

174.648

146.994

280
11,200

69
2,373

9 33
373 33

9 33

1 568 00

24,556

8,383

818 53

36.036

10.825

1,201 19

1,373,169

395.474

495

259
43

14 85
3 60

12,053

120

7.566

1,217

218.940

247.463

242.284

542.662

1.036.002

3,521

43

1,737

459

61.360

104.472

62.386

173. 156

438.778

477 17

120

3 60

302 64

1.217

459

36 51

17,143

46

1,120

7.557

5

276

571 40
1 53
37 33

9 784 20

1.832

761

54 96

18,309

7,838

610 26

2,408,307

845.912

96, 191 86

No.

No.

No

100

4

0 50

12,600
27,000

477
1. 010

63 00

■

39,700

1.491

104,825

3.151

262 07

104,825

153,570
353,780

3.151

5,009
21,253

262 07

104,825

3,151

262 07

'

612,175

29,413

80

r'f.sro.i/N ifKi'oitr

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General St.vtement of Merchandise Free ami

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

CROUP l-Conlinued.

Fruits, nuts, vegeiables and
products— Con.

Nuts— Con.

Lb.

>

I,b

65.000

9.100
76.700
14,029

S

13.2.39

728
6.027
2.810

t cts.
2.925 00

or not.

B. Straits Settle-

409 oO

Ceylon

3.451 51

United States

631 30

Total . ...

164,829

22.801

81,2«

3. 2(0. 714

48S.«n «t

TegeUbles—

1
125 139

otherwise prepaied.

Total

125.140

Potatoes, n.o.p

Bush.

Bush

10

3 40

10
677.371

18
699,211

2 00

United States

Total

184.822

)50,906

135,474 20

184.822

150,906

677.398

699.239

135,479 60

Potatoes, sweet and yams

1.910

3

255

42,906

4.355

i91 00

0 30

720
83.861

25 50

4,290 60

45,074

88.936

4.507 40

Vegetables, nop

2

465

42.929

1.670

36.443

1,268,678

0 60

139 50

12.878 70

China

501 00

10.932 90

380.603 40

Total

1.350.187

405.056 10

27G.<M«

J.IJS.SS?

543,043 It

FruU.*i and vegetables, prepar-
ations of—

Gal.

Gal.

2
25

8
122

4 80

73 20

containing not more than 40 p.c-

Total . ...

27

.130

78 00

CVSTOJilS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 1 1

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued .

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total. Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

1 040

i

79

i CtB.

36 40

Lb.

t

( cts.

Lb.

66,040

9,100

1.697,360

14,029

13,318

728

116,418

2,810

$ cte.
2,961 40

409 50

110,391

56,723 10

60,174 61

631 30

1,621,700

110,470

56,759 50

1,786,529

133,274

64,176 81

U4,38«

57,076 5S

18,G63

1,8U 45

3,393,759

544, OM 8«

Bush..

Bush.

Bush.

17

-25

10

677,371

10

55

18

699,211

3 40

25

55

3 12

3 12

2 00

135,474 ib

25

55

3 12

677,423

699,294

135,482 72

4

0 28

4

1,910

3

255
42,906

4
4,355

0 28

191 00

0 30

720
83,861

25 50

4,290 60

4

0 28

45,078

88,940

4,507 68

56

3

2,192

7,267

8 40

0 45

328 80

1,090 05

56
3
2,194
7,732
42,929
1,670
36,443
1,268,678

8 40

"^

0 45

329 40

1,229 55

12,878 70

,

501 00

10,932 90

380,603 40

9,518

1,427 70

1,359,705

406,483 80

9,577

1, 431 10

2,147,939

SU.tU 20i

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

2
25

8
122

73 20

27

130

78 00

11— i— 6

R— 4

82

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP I-Ccntinued.

Fruits and vegetables, pre-
parations of— Con.

Fruits in air-tight cans or other
air-tight packages.

Lb.

t

Lb.

S

t Ct8.

54

5

1 35

12.013

1,784

258.149

656

15.292

9,187,909

1,667

412

23,043

75

1,578

971,513

300 32

44 60

6,453 72
16 40

229,698 16

Total

9,475,857

998,293

236,896 85

Jellies, jams and preserves, n.o.p

61,272

1,035

177

9,360

94.705

7.191
91

42
1,919
24,924

2,297 65

6 64

Total

166,549

34,167

6 245 48

Vegetables and baked beans in
cans or other airtight pack-
ages, n.o.p.

80,250

154,940

48

616

6,140

20,677

2,480

2,618,120

6,460

17,459

11

286

825

8,976

174

266,221

2 324 10

39.272 01

2,883,271

300.412

43,249 28

24,154

25,027

2,529,120

3,255

792

239.385

cans or other airtight pack-
ages.

375 40

2,578,301

243,432

38,674 57

Citron. lemons and orange rinds

20
12,439
3,804

16.263

Olives, in brine, imported by

Gal.

Gal.
76,247
56,560

33,936
35,249

6,787 20
7,049 80

facture of pickles.

Total

132,807

69,185

13 837 00

647

600

3,450

11,326

738

385

3.011

16,329

903 30

Total

16,023

20,463

Pickles in bottlee, jars or similar

20
912
67

59

1,006

14

352 10

4 90

Jaoan

132
5,078

152
10,391

3 636 85

Total

6,209

11,622

4,067 70

CCSTOHS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption^ — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.
14 400

S

1,457
1,623

S cts.

552 00
264 60

Lb.

$

S cts.

Lb.

14,400

15, 120

54

230,364

12,013

1,784

258, 149

656

15,292

9,187.909

1.457

1, 623

5

23,839

1,667

412

23,043

73

1,578

971,513

$ cts.
252 00

264 60

1 35

23,839

4,031 37

4,031 37

300 32

44 60

6,453 72

16 40

382 30

229,698 16

259,884

26.919

4,547 97

9.7J5,741

1.025,212

341,444 82

1,619

122

44 54

1,619
61,272
1,035
1,294
9,360
94,705

122

7.191

91

247

1.919

24.924

44 54

2,297 65

38 81

1,117

205

30 71

37 35

351 00

3,551 38

2,736

327

75 25

169,285

34,494

6,320 73

7,382

911

73 82

87,632

154,940

48

3,765

12,300

157,245

6,630

2,618,120

7,371

17.459

11

719

1.509

43,786

373

266,221

1,277 57

2,324 10

0 72

2,149

6,160

136,568

4,150

433

684

34,810

199

21 49

77 00

1,365 68

51 89

30 73

169 10

,

1,675 84

39,272 01

156,409

37,037

1,589 88

3,039,680

337,449

44,839 16

24,154

25,027

2,529,120

3,255

792

239,385

362 31

375 40

37,936 86

2,578,301

243,432

38,674 57

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.
76,247
56,560

33,936
35,249

132,807

69.185

13,837 00

647

600

3,450

11,326

738

385

3,011

16,329

"l 40

115 50

4,898 70

16,023

20.463

6,138 90

36(,

S73

218 25

386

912

67

3

918
5,078

932

1.006

14

6

808

10.391

338 90

3
786

6
656

1 95
213 21

266 41
3,636 85

366

873

218 25

789

662

215 16

7,364

13,157

4.501 11

11— i— 6i

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

Genetal Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP I— Continued.

Fruit!) and vegetables pre-
parations of — Con.

Gal

S

Gal.

4.499

488

102

24.934

%

'2.330

315

35

11,895

t cts

815 50

110 23

Soain

12 2.1

4, 163 2o

Total

30.023

14.575

5,101 2.i

Sauces and catsups, in liottles .

S.g62

3

100

73,064

6.931

3

81

124,831

2,425 85

1 05

28 35

43,690 S.i

79.029

131,846

46, 146 10

Sauces and catsups, in bulk

3,191
2.400
18,401

1.518
1.090
7,141

531 30

381 50

2.499 35

Total

23,992

9.749

3.412 15

26,381

65,795

231

15,677

■37.044

201

5,486 93

12,965 40

70 35

Total

92,407

52,922

18,522 70

7,153

5,500

715 30

28,852

5,797

1.442 60

8.180
31. OM

3,461
9,679

B.W. Indies, other
Total

7,600

1.623

380 00

39.274

13,140

7.600

1.623

.380 00

Lime juice, and fruit juices, forti
fied with or containing not
more than twenty-five per
cent of proof spirits.

12

21

83

1,055

297

30

58

8,904

9 00

15 75

62 25

791 23

Total

1.171

9.289

878 25

Lime juice, and fruit juices, con-
taining more than twenty-five

United States

151

1.727

971 10

Lime juice and other fruit syrups
and fruit juices, n.o.p.

2,305

840

298

140.088

4,409

302

440

165,948

992 05

67 95

99 00

37.338 82

•

143.531

171.099

38.497 82

Total fruits, and Tcgetabics,

29,403

«,«1.8*l

MS.IUK

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued .

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Gooda.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Gal.

i

S eta.

Gal.

t

t cts.

Gal.

4.499

6,427

102

24,934

$

2.330

3.450

35

11,895

$ cts.
815 50

5,939

3,135

1,018 81

1.129 06

12 25

4.163 25

5,939

3,135

1,018 81

35.962

17,710

6. 120 06

102.396
422

25.599 00
105 50

47.285

293

5,862

3

101

73,064

102.396

422

6.931

3

84

124,831

25.599 00

105 SO

2.425 85

1 05

1

3

0 97

29 32

43.690 85

47,578

102,818

25,704 50

1

3

0 97

126,608

234.667

71.851 57

3,191
2,400
18.401

1.518
1.090
7.141

531 30

381 50

2.499 35

23.992

9.749

3.412 15

26.381

66.897

231

15.677

37.694

201

5.486 95

1,102

650

211 36

13.176 66

'*

70 35

1,102

' 650

211 26

93.509

53.572

18,733 96

7.153

5.500

715 30

28.852

5,797

1,442 60

1

7.600

i,623

380 00

7.600

1,623

380 00

12

21

83

1.055

297

30

58

8.904

9 00

62 25

1.171

9.289

878 25

151

1.727

971 10

-'

4,205

9,566
1,263

1.674 07
221 05

6.510
2.090

298
140.088

13.975

1.565

440

165.948

1,250

37.338 82

5,455

10,829

1,895 12

148.986

181.928

40.392 94

141. }«

»,441 M

41,487

3.Mt«8

2.2«5.«81|

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free ami

Countries.

fVee Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

OKOIP I-Continued.

Sufiars.molasses.syrups ind con
fectlonery -

S

S

120
145

t ct-

Total

265

Sugar, n.o.p.. not above No. 16

Lb.

Lb.
6.281

335

or pumpings drained in transit

l.OSO
95,328

235
46,745,693
41,378,200
2,565,376
63,229 880
1,043,600
21,892,555
100
94,392,428
238,079,831

24

4,817

14

2,213,817

1,270,170

117.732

3.439,630

45.400

1,071.059

5

4.726,056

11.976.291

1,060 37

Trinidad and Toba-

659.605 76
574,097 84
35.311 9.5

14.292 70

3.372.011 34

Total

509,430,557

24.865.350

7 128 939 53

Sugar, above Xo. 16 D.S. in

775

180

100

5.420

187

105

1,200

19.352

65
20
10
315
9
5
76
1.847

B.W. Indies, other..

Totol

27.319

2,347

Cuba

Gal.

Gal.

5.417
491.874

910

129.364

81 26

polariscope under 35 degree but
not less than 20 degrees.

Total*

497.291

130.274

Lb.

Lb.
109,332

3.021

1,216 33

and not more than 75 degrees
by the polariscope

Barbados

Bermuda

B.W. Indies, other

Jamaica

Trinidad and Toba-

Gal.

5.669,026

225

63,015

20.926

66,369

3.177.986

105

31.679

10.047

38.179

Gal

of the British Preferential

sugar cane and imported direct
by ship, from the country of
production, or from any Critish
country, in the original package
in which it w:is placed at the
p>oint of production and not
afterwards subjected to any

Total

^

5,819.561

3.257.996

16,4o5

115

6,875

20

10,137

168,852

10,054
72
2,310
8
2.310
54.035

493 95

3 45

Cuba

206 25

0 60

304 U

'

5,065 56

production, or its shipping port,
in the orieinal package in which
it was placed at the point of
production and not afterwards
subjected to any process of
treating or mixing, testing by
polariscope not less than 35

Total

202.464

68.789

6,073 92

degree.

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

S

S cts.

t

$ cts.

i

120
145

$ cts.

265

Lb.

40.522.995

1.941.015

6.6S2.074

83.846

525.804

427, 134 63

1.330,764 75

21.478 85

146,698 50

Lb.

Lb.

40,529,276
125,592,047
2,068,061
14,041,600
1,050
19.951,997

7,428.392
46,745,693
41,378,200

2,565,376
63,229,880

1,043,600

21,892,555

100

94,392,428

238,079,831

1,941,350

6,682,074

83,846

525.804

24

942,650

345,980

2,213,817

1,270,170

117,732

3,439,630

45,400

1.071,059

5

4,726,056

11,976,291

427,224 13

1,330,764 75

21,478 85

146,698 50

125.5('2.047

14.041.600

19,856.669

93;,S33
345.966

206,523 07
78,558 07

207,583 44

78,561 64
659,605 76
574.097 84

35,311 95

- 7,428,157

300,634 37

3,372,011 34

209,509,529

10.516.538

2,211,157 87

718,940,086

35.381,888

9,340.097 40

.

775

15,191

100

5,420

187

105

1,200

19,352

-.65

822

10

315

9

5

76
1,847

802

246 23

15,011

802

246 23

42,330

3,149

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

5,417
491,874

910
129.364

81.26
7.378 24

497,291

130,274

7.459 50

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.
109,332

3,021

1.216 33

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

16,465

115

6,875

20

10,137

168,852

10,054

72

2,310

8

2,310

54,035

202,464

68.789

6,073 92

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Art idee.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity .

Value.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty

GROUP I— Continued.

Sugars, molasses, syrups and
confectionery— Con.

SjTups and molasses of all kinds
the product of the sugar ciine

Lb.

%

Lh

1.014

4,516

5,857,389

$

99

. 308

237,628

$ cts.

29,28« 98

tions thereof or substitutes

Total

5.862.919

238.035

29,314 63

70

2,768

2,581.498

2

377

151.487

syrup anti corn syrup or an>
syrups containing any admix-
ture thereof.

Total

2,584,336

151.866

16,152 18

Sugar, maple, and maple syrup

3,650

756

Sugar candy, and confectionery

20

73,305

38

15

10

15.760

1.247,355

10

8,247

1

10

2,545

243.023

Jamaica

China

0 43

*

powders, sweetmeats, sweet-

puddings and all other confec-

Total

1,336,503

253.838

95,526 21

of, n.o.p., and confectionery

Trinidad and Toba-

500

156

35,927

201

51

12.338

75 35

19 41

4,677 57

Total

36,583

12,590

4,772 33

Total, sugars, molasses, syrups

3.2o?.N«

J5,r!7,lJl

7,290,18* 64

Tea, coffee, cocoa and products,
n.o.p.—

Cwt.

293

1,050

303

3.721
7.757
3,639

Cwt.

or ground.

B.W. Africa

B. Guiana

1,51b
16

2,220
616
100
222

8,867

28.471

650

300

51,290

18,223
80
30,645
13,328
1,363
3.332

115.613

302,038

8,470

4,425

717,571

1 , 137 00

B.W. Indies, other

18,994

2.422
3,025

232,874
46.022
34,151

1.665 00
462 00

75 00

Trinidad and Toba-

47,195

635.462

21,353 25

■ 487 50

225 00

38,467 50

Total

73,282

963,626

94,268

1.215.088

70,701 00

Lb.

I.b.
5,146

498

49 80

6,750

1.553

270 00

paste or liquor, not sweetened,
in blocks or cakes

115.256

34.379

5, 186 52

paste or liqoor, sweetened, in
blocks or cakes, not less than
two pounds in weight.

i

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

$

$ "cts.

Lb

%

S cts

Lb.

1.014
.... 4,516

%

99

308

237,628

t cts.

5.857,389

5.862,919

238,035

70

2.768

2,581,498

2

377

151,487

2,584,336

151,866

3,650

756

3.195

787 15

13,648
20

73,305
75
15
10

15,760
1,247,355

3,195

10

8.247

8

1

10

2,545

243.023

37

6

1 53

13.685

3.201

788 68

1,350,188

257,039

1

1
67

0 24
17 96

1

288

500

156

35,927

1

67

201

51

12,338

288

289

68

18 20

36,872

12,658

10,520,60»

2,212,«10 i8

3C24;,;4«

>,502,400 R

Cwt.

C»1.

Cwt.

1.516
16

2,220
616
100
222

8,867

28,471

650

300

51,290

18,223
80
30.645
13.328
1.363
3.332

115.613

302,038

8,470

4,425

717,571

12 00

462 00

94,268

1,215,088

Lb.

Lb

Lb.
5,146

498

6,750

1,553

115,256

34,379

5, 186 52

90

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Ieneral Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countriee.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROrP I— Continued.

Tea. coffee cocoa and pro-
ducts, n.o.p.— Continued.

Lb.

t

'lb.

540

t
309

t CU.

84 97

of, in powdered form.

SO

216

504

1.598,738

7

137

78

312.583

1 93

Ho'lmd

37 67

21 45

85,960 54

Total

1.600.048

313,114

86.106 S«

United Kingdom .

Coffee, green, n.o.p

1,880
39,600
7.581
1.4S0
50
19.800
149,599
16,871

340
3,460
1,025
248
10
2,574
18.771
2,192

165 60
3.118 00

Costa Rica

633 17
128 40

4 50

851 40

10.990 63

725 33

Total

236.861

28,620

16,617 03

•
Coffee, green, imported direct
from the Country of growth

4,341

642

172 19

B. Guiana

B E. Indies, other.

680

9.250

70.560

86.863

3,850

7.441.667

344,692

22.674

28,068

1,296,460

889,825

4,201

1,800

324,804

201.371

447,770

1,130,066

894,898

133

1.108

10.230

10.937

482

729,333

- 55,785

2,834

3.927

156.413

90.766

656

276

42.071

21,202

53,964

155,628

102,605

47 60

bond in the United Kingdom.

647 50

4,939 20

6.080 41

269 50

482.189 49

Costa Rica

20.552 40

680 22

1.855 96

85,786 78

62,287 75

286 15

126 00

17,731 39

Nicaragua

Salvador

U. S. of Colombia.

14.095 97

30.831 42

72,788 34

56,110 5a

Total.

13,203,840

1,438,992

857.458 85

52.538

71,256

5,637 36

stitute therefor of all kinds.

Coffee, roasted or ground, when
Dot imported direct from the
country of growth and produc-

105.347

30,239

12,650 75

Total

105,347

30,239

12,650 75

Coffee, roasted or ground, and
all imitations thereof and
supstitutes therefor, including
acorn nuts, n.o.p.

Coffee, condensed with milk . .

324.534

133,253

32,351 55

United States

15

2

0 70

Tea of Ceylon, black, imported

13.548
1.429.962

4.142
293.939

1.354 80

507,043

122.493

142.996 20

the United Kingdom .

Total .

507,043

122,493

1,443,510

300,081

144,351 00

23.251

6,3S3

65,978

16.525

6.597 80

direct or purchased in bond in
the United Kingdom.

30,102
223.519

9.357
54.088

138,972
85,933

37,726
14,103

13.897 20

8.593 30

the United Kingdom.

Total

253.621

63.445

224,905

51,829

22.490 50

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total, Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

416

%

144

181

S Ct3.

32 40
40 73

Lb

i

S cts.

Lb.

956
1,810
50
216
504
1,598.738

S

453
181
7
137
78
312,583

$ cts.

1,810

85,960 54

325

73 13

1,602,274

313,439

86,179 69

1.880
39,600
7.581
1,480
50
19,800
149.599
16,871

340
3,460
1,025
248
10
2,574
18.771
2.192

10,990 63

236,861

28.620

16,617 03

23,121

2,431
244

1,156 05
52 38

27,462

2,328

680

9,250

70,560

1,367,417

3,850

7,441,667

344,692

22,674

28,068

1,296,460

889,825

4.201

1,800

324,804

201,371

447, 770

1.130,066

894,898

3,073

244

133

1,108

10,230

155,262

482

729,333

55,785

2.834

3.927

156,413

90,766

656

276

42.071

21.202

53,964

155,628

102.605

2,32S

52 38

4,939 20
61,857 47

1,280,554

144,325

55,777 06

482. 189 49
20,552 40

85.766 78
62,287 75
286 15
126 00
17.731 39
14,095 97
30.831 42
72.788 34
56,110 58

V

1,306,003

147,000

56.985 49

14,509,843

1,585.992

914.444 34

52,538

71,256

5.637 36

64

26

7 07

64
105.347

26
30,239

7 07
12.650 75

26

7 07

105,411

30,265

12,657 82

324,534

133,253

32,351 55

IS

2

0 70

13,548
1,429.962

4,142
295.939

1,354 80
142,996 20

1.443,510

300.081

144.351 00

65.978

16.525

6.S97 80

138,972
85,933

37.726
14, 103

13.897 20
8.593 30

224,905

51,829

22,490 50

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No. 15.r-GENERAL Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value

Duty.

GROUP I— Continued.

Tea. coffee, cocoa and pro-
ducts n.o.p.— Con.

Tea o( China, green, imported
direct or purchased in bond in
the Inited Kingdom

I>b.

294
75.000

i

110
23,647

Lb.

1,790
31.013

454

5,556

S eta.
179 00

Thinfi

3.101 30

Total

United Kingdom, .

75,294

23,767

32,803

6,010

3,280 30

Tea of India, black, imported
direct or purchased in bond
in the Inited Kingdom.

1.195,875

243; 152

14,368
846. 115

3.025
203.676

1,436 80

Total

B India

1,165,875

243. 152

860.483

206.701

86.048 30

Tea of India, green, imported
direct or purchased in bond in
the I'nited Kingdom

Tea of Japan, green, imported
direct or purchased in bond in
the Inited Kingdom.

1.260

227

126 00

Japan

740,323

116,154

2,741,89!

797.102

274.189 10

565

lO

5,993,194

167,338

185

6

1.234.111

43.322

56 50

imported direct or purchased in
bond in the I'nited Kingdom.

1 00

Dutch E. Indies,.,

2,603, li2

507,445

539.319 40
16.733 80

Total

2,603,112

507,445

6,161,107

1.277.624

616.110 70

Tea ol other countries, green
imported direct or purchased
in bond in the United Kingdom

195
84, 139

38
16.869

19 SO

Dutch E. Indies

Total.

496

118

8.413 90

496

118

84.334

16,907

8.433 40

Tea of Ceylon, black nop

3,600

18

5,385

• 975
2,504

187 50

2 50

488 70

Total

9,003

3,486

678 70

Tea of Ceylon, green, nop

7i(0

364

111 40

B. India . . .

Tea of India, black, nop

2,886
6,070

466
2,307

335 20

230 70

Total
United States

8,956

2,773

565 90

■ Tea of China, black, nop

4,763

1,305

606 80

Tea of China, green, nop

656
6,523

157
1,870

81 30

839 30

7,179

2,027

920 60

Tea of Japan, green, n.o.p

2,663
50,763

596
10.421

325 90

6.118 40

Total

53,426

11.017

6.444 30

160
10
14

28,324
8,621
37, 108

2

17
4.852
1,294
10,210

16 00

n.o.p.

1 20

3 10

3,317 60

991 50

4.677 60

74,237

16,375

9.007 00

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93

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total, Dutiable Goods.

Quantity, i Value.

Duty.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

I.b.

?

t cts..

Lb.

i

$ cts.

Lb.

1,790
31,013

S

454
5,556

$ cts.

3.101 30

32,803

6,010

3,280 30

14,368
846,115

3,025
203,676

1 436 80

860,483

206,701

1,260

227

126 00

2,741,891

797. 102

565

10

5,993,194

167,338

185

6

1,234,111

43,322

1 00

16,733 80

6,161,107

1,277,624

616,110 70

195
84,139

38
16,869

19 50

8,413 90

84,334

16,907

3.600

18

5,385

975

7

2,504

9,003

3,486

750

364

2,886
6,070

466
2,307

335 20

8,956

2,773

4,763

1,305

606 80

656
6.523

157
1.870

7,179

2.027

2.663
50,763

596
10,421

53,426

11,017

160

10

U

28,324

8,621

37, 108

2

17

4,852

1,294

10,210

3,317 60

'

74,237

16,375

;

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15.- — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countriee.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP I— Continued.

Tea, coffee, cocoa and pro-
ducts n.op.— Cob.

Lb.

t

Lb.

22
657

%

11
413

5 cU.
3 30

n.o.p.

103 50

Total

679

424

106 80

Total, tea, coffee cocoa and

i.Mn.sn

S,»7J,57I

!,2C7,M8 73

•

31lscellaneous—

Beans, tontiuin, rrude only..
Beans, vanilla, crude only..

Chicory, kiln-dried, roasted or
ground .

Ginger and spices,
ground.

Ginger and spices, n.o.p., ground.

Ginger, preserved.

Liquorice, in paste, rolls and
sticks, not sweetened, n.o.p.

Inited States

1,258

1,088

351

806

40.005

251

816

91,097

New Zealand

United States

41,162

92,164

8.955

1,019

529 97

124,941

15,205

11,456 35

254

2,152

2,800

113,695

311

504

15,523

38 88

B India . . .

63 00

1,940 38

94,465
14,817
260,657
66,485
1,226
296,294
787,700

5,441
1,761
9,500
13.492

188
22,566
172,731

680 13

220 13

1,187 50

1,686 50

Italy

23 50

3.820 75

21.591 71

1.640,291

242,017

30,252 48

996

52

6,681

57,953

202

9

1,432

15,767

50 OS

2 46

Snain

343 63

3.315 29

Total

~ 65,682

17,410

3,711 46

372,078

161,987

7,999

14,869

54,348

18,045

333

3,187

19,021 80

China

6.315 75

116 55

1,115 45

Total

556.933

75,913

26,569 55

2,628
997,848

1,319
333,631

183 96

69,849 36

Total

1,000,476

234.950

70.033 32

6,623
31,354

2,513
17.432

565 43

3.922 21

Total

37.977

19,945

4.487 64

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total, Dutiable Gooas.

Quantity. . Value.

Duty.

Quantity. . Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

S

S cts.

Lb.

i

S cts.

Lb.

22
657

t

11
413

i cts.

679

424

106 80

147.351

57,065 69

6,125,122

2,314,164 41

8,9S5

1,019

124,941

15,205

11,456 35

45,647

4,875

15,598

212,485

1,740

487 50

1,559 80

21,248 50

174 00

47,799
97,830
1,353,320
13,046
94,465
555,824
260.657
66.485
1.226
296.294
787,700

5,186

16,102

228,008

1,740

5,441

51,147

9,500

13,492

188

22,566

172,731

95,030

1.622 80
23,188 88

1,239,625

13,046

541,007

49,386

4,938 60

*^

2,820 75

1,934,355

284,084

28,408 40

3,574.646

526,101

58,660 88

4,101

2.134

283 12

4,101

996

52

6,681

57,953

2,134

202

9

1,432

15,767

3,315 29

4,101

2,134

283 12

69,783

19,544

3,994 58

372.078

161,987

7,999

14,869

54,348

18,045

333

3,187

19,021 80
6,315 75

556.933

75,913

26,569 55

2,798

180 36

7,137
997,848

4,117
233,631

69,849 36

4,509

2,798

180 36

1,004,985

237,74^

6,623
31,354

2,513
17,432

565 43
3,922 21

■

37.977

19,945

4,487 64

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP 1-Concludcd.
Miscellaneous— Con .

MusUrd, ground

Lb.

$

Lb.

7,800
146,970

»

3,606
33,679

t cU.

991 65
9,261 79

Total

154,770

37.285

10,253 44

41.789

14,626 15

Total

41.789

14,626 15

31,078
4,000

6,699
629

B. Straits Settle'te.
Jamaica

69,937

15,412

3,082 40

Total

105,015

22.740

4,548 00

Nutmegs and mace, ground

2,072

898

269 40

2,072

898

Gal.

2
86,942

5
179,753

Gal.

United States

86,944

179.758

Lb.

Lb.

395

115

Yeast, compressed, in packages
weighing less than 50 lbs.

50
6,591

13
1,429

Total

6.641

1.442

Yeast, compressed, in bulk or
mass of not less than 50 lbs.

Vinegar' of any strength not
exceeding strength of proof.

3,801.554

976,012

114,046 62

Gal.

Gal.

1,390
3

487
2

0 45

240

119

36 00

30,088

9,636

4 513 "SO

Total

31,721

10,244

4 758 15

Vinegar above strength of proof.

2
34,008

12
3,838

6.558 67

Total

34.010

3,850

6,561 27

rR.TM

1,;M,834

SM.SK N

Total. Agricultural andVegrtable

S4,ni,4}S

U,SU,82«

14,tU,15« U

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 1 1

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total, Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity. Value

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

105,429

S cts.
18,450 18

Lb.

S

$ cts.

Lb.

238. 154
146.970

S

109.035
33,679

$ cts.

9,261 79

230 354

105,429

18,450 18

385.124

142,714

28.703 62

33

13 25

53
4

41 789

13 25

4

1 30

1 30

53

13 25

4

1 30

' 41,846

14,640 70

1.018

697

11.894

298

727

127 25
87 13
1,486 77
37 25
90 88

4,930
3,367

96.606
5.402
2.618

69.937

1.018
697

18.393
927
727

13.412

3 367

87 13

63, 528

2,826 57

1.402

3 082 40

77,845

14.634

1,829 28

182.860

37,374

6.377 28

269

135

27 00

269
2.072

135
898

269 40

269

135

27 00

2.341

1.033

296 40

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.
. 395

115

50
6.591

13
1,429

6.641

1.442

3,801,554

976,012

Gal.
12.743

5.958

1,274 50

Gal.

Gal.

12,745

1.390

3

120

3.819

• 6

30,088

5,958

487

2

115

1,519

12

9,636

120

3,579

6

US

1.400

12

13 00

447 37

0 75

^

12.745

5.958

1,274 50

3,705

1,527

463 12

48,171

17,729

6,495 77

2
34,008

12
3,838

34.010

3,830

6,361 27

1U.22S

« 5«.1UH

1,531

ttl«

2.117,5M

S53,43C a

11,M7.4S8

2.453.212 (H)

83.534

5.320 81

73.1S7.J82

l«.4;i,88« »7

11— i-

R— 1

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General TarifT.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity. Value.

Duty.

GROUP II.

Agricultural and Vege-
table Products Other
than Foods.

Gums-
Amber, arable, australian, copal,
damar. elemy, kauric. raastic.
sandarac. Senegal, tragacanth,
gedda. barberry, pontianac

S

32.48S
163,137

116.901
9.315
5,403
2,683

814,336

S

% cu.

B. Straits Settle-
ments

stick and shell.

Total

1,144,257

B. Honduras

Chicle or Sappato gum, crude. . .

Lb.
591. 4S6
S67.924
453,511
34,630

298,906
517,738
304,574:
20,325

Lb.

Cnited States

1,967,521

1,141,543

Cnited Kingdom. . . .
United States

Balata crude, unmanufactured...

40
1,070

54
1,017

1,110

1.071

United Kingdom....
United States

Burgundy pitch.

340
65,397

39
3,652

*

65,737

3.691

British gum, dry sizing cream
and enamel sizing.

866,990

67,550

6.755 00

866,990

67,550

6.755 00

United States

Deitrine, dry

1.694.894

134.771

13,477 10

United Kingdom....
United States

Total

30
S20

66
1,118

■

850

1.184

United States

Rosin or rosin in packages of not
less than 100 lb.

Gums, other, n.o.p

C«t
337,099

1,216 508

Cwt.

Lb.

Lb.

35.857

7,634

1.336 04

Wax, sealing

1.656
7,411

414 00

1,852 75

Total

9.067

2.266 75

1,588,254

n»,m

n,831 8a

Oils, vegetable-

Gal.

Gal.

igi

22.189
30.198

401
45.058
83,685

70 17

7,885 15

14.645 10

Total

52,578

129,145

22,600 42

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates. |

Total, Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value. Duty. |

Quantity.

Value. Duty.

%

$ cts.

$

S cts.

i

% cU

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

^

2,721

136 OS

40.120
866,990

2,721
67,550

136 05

6.755 00

40,120

2,721

136 05

907,110

70,271

6.891 05

1,694,894

134.771

13,477 10

Cwt.

Cwt.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.
35.857

7.634

1,33J 04

7,459

1,118 85

9.115
7,411

1.532 85

1.852 75

7,459

1,118 85

16,526

3.385 60

1«,18«

1,254 M

za.iK

25, 08* 7}

Gal.
3,501

5,861

879 15

Gal.

Gal.

3,501

191

22, 189

30,198

5,861

401

45.058

83,686

879 15

70 17

7,885 15

14,645 10

3,501

5,861

879 15

56.079

135,006

23,479 57

11-

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

i

Articles. ,

Countries.

Free Goods. |

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value. 1

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROUP II— Continued.
Oils, vefletable— Con.

Rosin oil and Chinawood oil

$

2,019
84,810
719.667

$

t cts.

Total

806,496

Cocoa butter

Lb.

Lb

4,028,303

1,241,222

Total

4,028,303

1.241,222

80,^66 06

United Kingdom....

Cocoanut, palm and palm kernel,
not edible, peanut and soya
bean for manufacture of soap.

Gal
11,511
425,051

246
410,104
5,600
519.375
415,319
87,501
515,400

14,756
591,953

327
453.052
1,782
700,805
597.426
98,482
631,054

Gal.

.

B. Straits Settle-

Xew Zealand

rnitedStotes

Total

2.390.107

3,089,637

Cocoanut oil, n.o.p

15,032
13,918

19,396
25,727

3,394 30

4 502 26

28,950

45,123

7,896 56

Cnited States

Cotton seed, crude, for the manu-
facture of refined cotton seed
oil.

Cotton seed oil, n.o.p

4,596.851

7.403,369

210

240

169,200

265

275

286,879

46 38

48 13

50,203 96

Total

169,650

287.419

50,298 47

Essential oil, n.o.p

Lb.

Lb

7,731
33,346
1,540

17.085
13,936
1,742

1,281 37

1,043 20

130 63

7,492

1

12,825

4

525

313,880

40,958
8

12.197
8

10.899
519.008

3,071 83

Holland

0 60

Italy

914 77

0 60

817 42

38.925 97

382,344

615.841

46,188 43

9,916
60.383

1,458
11,199

163 61

996 34

Total

70,299

12,637

1,159 95

United States

Gal.:
2.896

11,824

Gal.

or tobacco or for canning fish

4,737

348

3,508

7,792

17,287

544

8,287

21.339

3,457 40

Italy

108 80

1,637 40

4,307 SO

Total . . .

16,383

47,657

9,331 40

CC^TOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff. |

Treaty Rates

Tofal. Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

S

$ cts.

S

$ cts.

i

; cts.

Lb.

963

67 20

Lb.

Lb.

4.480
4,028,303

963

1.241,222

67 20

80 566 06

4,480

963

67 20

4,032,783

1.242.185

80 633 26

Gal.

Gal.

Gal,

15,032
13,918

19.396

25.727

3,394 30

4,502 26

28,950

45. 123

7,896 56

, ^

210

240

169,200

265

275

286.879

46 38

48 13

50,203 96

169,650

287.419

50.298 47

Lb
14,664

58,768

2,938 40

Lb

Lb.

22,395

38,346

1,540

1.096

7,492

1

12,825

4

525

313,880

75.853

13.936

1.742

1.672

40.958

8

12.197

8

10.899

519.008

4.219 77

1.045 20

130 65

1.096

1,672

83 60

83 60

3.071 85

0 60

914 77

0 60

817 42

38.925 97

15.760

60,440

3,022 00

398.104

676.281

49.210 43

9,916
60.383

1.45S
11.199

163 61

996 34

70.299

12,657

1.159 95

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

73

212

31 80

6
989

27
4.334

4 05
650 10

79

5.726

348

239

21,621

544

35 85

108 80

80

374

56 10

1 713 50

7.792 21,539

73

212

31 80

1,075

4,735

710,25

17.533 52.604

10.273 45

102

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods. |

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP II— Continued.
Oils, vegetable— Con.
Palm bleached and Shea butter.

United States

Lb.
1,654

546

Lb.

$

t cts.

900

341

722

14,408

724

812

664

53,006

54 30

r^eppermint o

60 90

49 80

3,975 47

16,371

55,206

4, 140 47

Gal.

Gal.

380
555
61

740
910
253

185 00

227 50

63 25

996

1,903

475 75

Vegetable oil, n.o.p

362
39,132
3,565
23,161
77, 155

2,124
59.078

4,347
34.094
136,869

371 70

10,338 65

760 72

J

5,966 45

23,952 28

143,375

236,512

41,389 80

11,311,872

2,(72,(8$

2(4.247 SI

PlantSvtrees and shrubs-
Apple trees "- . ■ .

United States

No.

No.

88.713

11,007

2,661 39

y

35,646

5,908

1,069 38

Total

35,(46

5,908

1,069 38

Currant bushes

United States

30.444

296

S9 20

Cut flowers

United States

165.277

28.924 81

Florist stock, viz.; palms, ferns,
rubber plants (ficus). gladiolus,
cannas, dahlias and paeonies.

V

321
1,619
41,377

80 25

404 75

10.344 25

Total

43,317

10,829 25

Florist stock, viz.; azaleas, rhod-
odendrons, pot grovi-n lilacs,
seedling carnation stock, rose
stock and other stock for graft-
ing, n.o.p.; araucaria, bulbs,
corms, tubers, rhizomes and
dormant roots, n.o.p., and
rooted caranation cuttings in
their first year of introduction.

4,676

585

4,006

54

698

12,323

51,076

5.082

45,504

R J ^

TT Knni7

Total

124.004

Gooseberry bushes

United States

6,708

333

66 60

Grape vines

United States

9.430

298

59 60

1

custom:: report

103

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total, Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

(

% cts.

Lb.

t

i cts.

Lb.

t

t cts.

900
341

• 722
14,408

724

812

664

53,006

60 90

3.975 47

16,371

55,206

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.
380
555
61

740
910
253

996

1,903

362
39,132
3,565
23,161
77,155

2,124
59,078
4,347
34,094
136,869

\

143,375

236,512

«7.47C

l.tM 15

4,735

71* 25

2,744,8M

2«8.S57 71

No.

Xo.

No
88,713

11,007

2,661 39

6

8

0 12

6
35,646

8
5,908

6

8

0 12

35,652

5,916

30,444

296

165,277

28,924 81

1,015

152 25

40

27

9 00
6 08

1,055

161 25

348
1,619
41,377

10,344 25

1,015

152 25

67

15 08

44 399

10,996 53

6,708

333

9,430

298

104

CUSTOMS KKroKT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — Gener.\l Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countriee.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

. Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROrP II— Continued.
Plants, trees and shrubs— Con.

No.

t

No.

S

t cts.

94,710

4,829

1.641 30

Total

94,710

4,829

1,641 30

22,113

2,695

S2.338

6.872

1,570 14

941

167

28 23

253,307

3,771

754 20

70

779

5,779

126,333

16

33

562

17,527

3 20

6 60

Holland

3,305 40

Total. . .

132.963

18,138

3.627 60

3,033
7.152

iruit trees.

Total

10,205

406.423

5.369

1,073 80

7

5,228

927

47,107

1 40

1,043 60

Holland . . .

183 4

9,421 40

Total

33,269

10,653 80

3,796

138, N5

sn.sM

R.tSt (S

Rubber, gutta-perch* and mfrs
of:

United Kingdom . . ,

Lb

548, 48S
62,122

11,785,574

1,466,683

38,503

265,072

169,103

1,105

7,130

208,454
31,621

4,357,256

650, 162

24,908

120.661

60,704

388

4,186

17.517

3,895

2,314,508

Lb.

manufactured-

B. Straits
Settlements

New Zealand

Dutch E. Indies. . ..

French Guiana

Kongo Free State . .

Mexico

United States

Total

United Kingdom..
B.W. Indies, other

Newfoundland

United States

Total

53,111

11.128

4.819,213

19,227,232

7.794,260

306,198

726

14,224

3,071,269

14.261

48

708

322,341

3,392,417

337.358

CVS'TOJJS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Coniimied.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total, Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Xo.

i

30

S cts.
1 66

No.

S

S cts.

No.

83
54.710

30
4,829

$ cts.
1 66

1.641 30

8.')

30

1 66

54,793

4,859

1,642 96

22,113

2.695

663 39

52,338

6,872

1,570 14

941

167

28 23

255,307

3,771

754 20

38,075

6,080

760 04

38,145

1,719

5,779

126,335

6.096

123

562

17,527

763 24

940

90

15 75

22 35

112 40

3.505 40

38.075

6,080

760 04

940

90

15 75

171,978

24.308

4.403 39

406,423

5,369

1,073 80

1,637

204 66

40
345

7 00
60 38

1,684

5,573

927

47, 107

213 06

1,105 98

185 40

9,421 40

1,637

204 66

385

67 38

55,291

10,925 84

8,7:»

l,Ug 73

512

»S21

tM.SSS

(4 8t9 63

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

^

106

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — Gener.\l Statement of Merchandise Free aiul

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity Value.

Duty.

GROUP 11— Continued.

Rubber.gutta-pecha and mfrs.

of— Con.

I'nited Kingdom. . .
B Straits

Settlements

United States

Total

United States

United States

Lb

33,594

371
3,004,621

%

8,383

74
501.540

Lb.

}

t cts.

3,033,586

509,997

44,150

65.156

31,683

25,707

further manufactured, also
hard rubber in strips or rods
but not further manufactured,
when imported for use in Cana-
dian manufactures.

17,331

1,733 10

fountain pens.

Total

17,331

1,733 10

United States

1,473,386

178.544

179,758

49,433 92

179.758

49.433 92

19

184

175,327

4 76

46,00

43.831 75

Total

176,530

43,882 50

6.524

1.047

2,579

25

1,093.046

1,794 10

287 J3

709 25

6 88

300,591 57

1,103,221

303,389 73

1.280

65

65.558

448 00

22 75

22,945 30

Total

66 903

23,416 05

1,440

504 00

Japan

141

291

159.348

49 35

101 85

55,771 80

Total

161 220

56,427 00

134,546

47,091 10

Total . .

134,546

47,091 10

4,828

1,689 80

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Cousumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total, Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

S

$ cts.

Lb.

%

$ cts.

Lb

i

S cts.

'

13,652

682 60

13.652
17,331

1.733 10

13,652

682 60

30.983

2,415 70

8,541

1,708 20

8.541

179,758

1.708 20

49.433 92

8,541

1,708 20

188.299

51 142 12

19,046

2,856 90

19,046

19

184

175.327

4 75

46 00

43.831 75

19.046

2,856 90

194.576

46.739 40

159,748

23,962 20

212

306

24,114

53 00

76 50

6,028 50

166.484

1.353

26.693

25

1.093.046

25,809 30

364 43

6,737 75

^

6 88

300.591 57

159,748

23,962 20

24,632

6,158 00

1.287,601

77,952

17,539 48

79,232

65

65,558

• 17,987 48

22 75

22,945 30

77,952

17,539 48

144.855

40.955 53

91,353

22,838 25

92,793

322

141

291

159,348

322

104 65

104 65

49 35

55 771 80

91,353

22,838 25

322

104 65

252.895

79 369 90

599

134 78

599
134.546

134 78

599

134 78

135.145

47 225 88

4.828

CCSTOVS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROIT II— Continued.

Rubber.gutta-percha and mfrs

of- Con.

$

t

t cts.

4
117,597

1 40

41,158 95

Total

117,001

41,160 35

154

3,848

1,024,171

53 90

1.346 80

358.459 85

Total

1,028,173

359,860 55

Total, rubber, gutta-perchaand

8.1U,(R

t.*8»,Ul

n8,*84 le

1

S«eds—

Anna to.

Beans (seed) from the United
Kingdom.

Beet and mangold

.'nited States

L'nited Kingdom . . .

L'nited Kingdom .

Denmark

Lb
4.746

332

Lb.

6.085

1,305

83.077

448

18.065

112

412.652

28,843

274

8,302

50

139.910

Holland

United States

Total

United Kingdom . .

514.354

177,379

4.209

755

70,622

4,024
1,166
28.910

United States

Total

75,586

34.100

348.685

34,868 50

Bush.

Bush.

1.473
16,187

5.095
116,118

147 30

1, 6i8 70

Total

17,660

121,213

1,766 00

United Kingdom .

Hong Kong

United States

Total

United Kingdom . . .

United Kingdom . .

Lb.

3

26
278.123

1

25
18,849

Lb.

278.152

18,875

6,136

1,510

25

288

283.832

4

101
24,220

United States

Total

284,145

24,325

543,630

54,363 00

. . . .

CUSTOUli REPORT

ice

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Ireaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

1,695

t cts.
381 38

$

S cts.

%

1.695

4

117.597

$ cts.
381 33

1 40

41,158 95

1.695

381 38

119.296

41,541 "3

16,967

3.817 66

17,121

3,848

1.024,171

3,871 56

1.346 80

358,459 85

16.967

3,817 66

1,045,140

3S9.S53

73.921 45

S4.9S4

i.iSZ 65

3,403,618

1,008.268 20

Lb.

Lb.

Lb

•

348,685

34,868 50

Bush.

Bush.

Bush,
1,473
16,187

5,095
116,118

17,660

121,213

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

543,630

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

FreeGooda.

General TariflF.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP II— Continued.
Seeds— Con.

United Kingdom . . .

Lb.

185, 699
227
300
154
100
41,743

t

68.619
263
210
83
22
31.690

Lb.

t

t cts.

^

Denmark

France

Japan

United States

Total

228.223

100,887

Garden and field seeds not speci-

131
22

432

43

4,375

13 10

than $5 per pound in packages
of not less than one oz. each.

Total

5,003

12,959

474

11,784

1,295 90

agricultural or other purposes,
n.o.p., sunflower, canary, hemp
and millet seed, when in pack-
ages weighing over one pound

1.340
13,991
8.798
7.038
1.043
564
3.589
531,863

1

104 30

Russia

Soain

358 90

Total ....

593,443

-

346
31
46

454
48

229
10,428

86 50

agricultural or other purposes.
n.o.p., sunflower, canary, hemp

7 75

11 50

113 50

ages weighing one pound each

57 25

2,607 00

11,582

2.895 SO

United Kingdom . . .

9.076

72

12.361

135,673

1,038

18

1,654

28,423

or refining or by any dther pro-
cess or manufacture, viz.: Anise,

United States

Total

157. 182

31,133

cardamon, cumin, fenugreek
and fennel.

Mushroom spawn

341

11

2.198

2.550

392. 39€

i.m.ist

133. ;S7 M

Spirits and spirituous liquors

Spirits, ethyl alcohol, when im-
ported by the Department of
Inland Revenue or by a person
licensed by the Minister of
Inland Revenue, to be dena-
tured for use in the arts and
industries, and for fuel, light
and power.

United States.

Gal.
6.582

CTSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates,

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value. i Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb,

S

S cts.

Lb.

S

S cts.

Lb.

S

S cts.

"

700

35 00

831
22

432

43

4,375

700

35 00

5.703

8,954

447 70

21,913

474

11,784

3,048

1,340

13 991

8,798

7,038

1,043

564

3,589

531,863

3,048

132 lo

'

_

12.002

600 10

605,445

59,944 40

9.352

1.402 SO

9,698
31
46
454

48

229

10,428

1,489 30

—

.

..:.::;::::t::':

9.352 1.402 80

20,934

4,298 30

*

1
22.051 2.03; 90

1.645,610

1

GJ.

Gal.

Gal.

-^

.

-

112

CrSTOMS REl'ORT

10 GEORCE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of ^Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROl'P II— Continued.

Spirits and spirituous liquors

—Con.

Amyl alcohol or fusil oil, or any
substance known as potato
spirit or potato oil.

Ethyl alcohol or the substance
known as alcohol hydrated
oxide of ethyl, or spirits of

Methyl alcohol, wood alcohol,
wood naptha. pyroxylic spirits.
or any substance known as
wood spirits, or methylated
spirits.

Ale, porter, lager and other beer
in bottles.

Gal

S

Gal.
58

398

S cts.

5.035

5.245

15.105 00

184

256

8,899
8.990

10.939
9.399

3.737 58
3,775 80

'

17,889

20,338

7,513 38

Ale, porter, lager and other beer
in casks.

Beverages in the manufacture of
which malt rice or corn is used
when containing not more than
two and one-half per centum of
proof spirit.

14

6

49,550

43,236

165

285

Brandy, including artificial bran-
dy and imitations of brandy.
n.o.p.

2,092

93, 105

37

28

2,698
40

3,416

8,821

351,566

8

25

6.144

32

12.098

279,315 00

Italy

Sweden

120 00

10.248 00

, 101.416

378.694

Cordials and liqueurs of all kinds.
n.o.p. .mescal, pulque, rum
shrub, Schiedam and other
schnapps ; :tafia. angostura and

2,863

264

367

1,786

1.987

73

15

4

48

1,465

10,530

468

S3S

,7443

3,588

230

20

39

119

7,444

8,589 00

1,101 00

Holland

5,961 00

beverages.

45 00

138 00

Total

8,870

30.419

26.610 00

Gin of all kinds, n.o p

11,721

7.065

41

50.907

8,211

256

35,163 00

21,195 00

123 00

18.827

59,374

50.481 00

6.037
3,571
33,208
262
45,597
460
3,743

8.076
2. 100
24,504
211
43,931
953
4,449

18.201 00

10.713 00

B Guiana

99,624 00

786 00

136,791 00

1,380 00

^

11.229 00

92,908

84,230

278. 724 00

CCSTOilS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. .

f)uty.

Gal.

i

S cts.

Gal.

S

t cto.

Gal.

58

S

398

$ cts.
174 00

5.035

5.245

1S4

256

8,899
8,990

10.939
9,399

3,775 80

17.889

20,338

7,513 38

14

6

4 20

49.550

43,236

17.294 40

165

285

495 00

2,092

93, 105

37

28

2,698
40

3,416

8,821

351,566

8

25

6,144

32

12,098

6 276 00

111 00

84 00

8.094 00

120 00

10,243 00

101,416

378,694

304,248 00

2,863

264

367

1.786

1.987

73

15

4

46

1,465

10,530

468

538

7.443

3,588

230

20

39

119

7,444

8, 589 00

792 00

1,101 00

5,358 00

5,961 00

219 00

"^

45 00

12 00

138 00

4,395 00

8.870

30,419

26.610 00

11,721

7,065

41

50,907

8,211

256

33,163 00

21,195 00

123 00

18,827

59,374

56.481 00

6,067
3,571
33,208
262
45,597
460
3,743

8,076
2.106
24.504
211
43,931
953
4,449

18.201 00

10,713 00

99,624 00

786 00

136,791 00

1,380 00

11,229 00

92.908

84,230

278.724 00

11— i-

CCSTOilS REPORT

No. 15.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General TariflF.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROl'P II— Continued.
Spirits and spirituous liquors

Gal.

t

Gal.

204.029

236

4,410

t

941.448
1,139
34.113

t eta.
612,087 00

70S 00

13,230 00

Total . ...

208.675

976,700

626,025 00

All spirituous or alcoholic liquors,
n.o.p.

17
110
933
27
5.497

50
189

1,764
121

4,974

51 00

330 00

China

2,799 00

81 00

16,491 00

Total

6,584

7,098

19, 752 00

Spirits and strong n-aters of any
kind, mixed with any ingre-
dient or in^redientd. and being
known or designated as an-
odynes, elinrs, essences, ex-

74«
2

4
686
277
20

3,210

16,285

145

48

7.593

810

30

5

54,414

7,123 50

49 SO

26 40

4,335 90

Holland

1,074 00

Italy

69 00

4 50

25,954 20

Total

4.946

79,330

38,637 00

200

2,098

8

7,685

835

5,164

11

7,837

501 00

containing not more than 40
per cent of proof spirit.

3,098 40

6 to

4.702 20

9,991

13,847

8.308 20

Vcrmoutb containing not more
than 40 per cent of proof spirita.

4

672

1,107

2.405

6
1,095
2.089
4,256

3 to

067 00

Italy

1.253 40

2,553 to

ToUl.

4,188

7,446

4.467 60

Nitrous ether, sweet spirits ol

78
238

470
2,878

375 00

1,577 40

Total. . .

316

3.348

1,952 40

Wines, ginger, containing not
more than 40 per cent of proof

ppirits.

Total, spirits and splrltnous

530

799

479 40

6.S82

S.tM

SM,116

1.7U.H9

1.4M,8aS8

Wines of an kinds, n.o.p^ Inrlud •
Ing, oran$!e, lemon straw-
berry, raspberry, elder amd
currant wines—

CoDtaining 20 p.c
spirits.

less proof United Kingdom.

France

iSpain

rr^TOilS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported For Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

Gal.

S

$ cts.

Gal.

S

$ cts.

Gal.

204.029

23o

4.410

S

941,448
1,139
34,113

S cts.
612,087 00

708 00

13.230 00

208,675

976.700

620.025 00

•

17
110
933

27
5,497

50
189

1.764
121

4,974

51 00

330 00

2,799 00

81 00

16,491 00

6,584

7.098

19,752 OO

746

2

4

286

277

20

1

3,210

16,28.5

145

48

7,593

810

30

5

54,414

7,123 50

49 50

26 40

4,335 90

1,074 00

69 00

4 50

25.954 20

4,946

79,330

38,637 00

200

2.098

8

7,685

835

5,164

11

7,837

501 00

3,098 40

6 60

4,702 20

9,991

13,847

8.308 20

4

672

1,107

2,403

6
1.095
2,089
4.256

3 60

657 00

1,253 40

2,553 CO

4,188

7,446

4,467 60

78
238

470

2,878

375 00

^

1.577 40

316

3,348

1.952 40

530

799

479 40

m.xK

i.;ii,«M

i.ucsnss

16

7,175

715

31

8,549
433

2 40

1,076 25

107 25

16

7,175

715

31

8,W9

433

2 40

1,076 25

107 25

7,906

9,013

1,185 90

7,906

9,013

1,188 90

11-

116

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. Io.^General Statement of Merchandise Free aiul

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP II— Continued.
Vines offtU kinds, n.o.p., etc.

over 23 p. c.

Gal.

i

Gal.

t

t eta

Total

Containing 26 p.c. or loss of proof
spirits.

,

29

82

1,769

52

221

2.425

86 80

Italy

1,169 75

Miquelon and St.

294
11.267
33,782

277
10,969
21,842

156 60

6, 107 45

14,998 10

Total.

47.223

35,786

22.541 55

C<Mitaining o\-er 26 p.c. and not
over 27 p.c.

760

640

7,299

»46

844

6.502

496 60

433 40

United States

3,994 32

Total

8,699

8,292

4,923 32

Containing o\'er 27 p.c. and not

57

71

38 97

Italy

2,140
1.411
7,068

2,958
2,122
5,856

1,550 SO

1,074 01

3,947 88

Total

10,676

11,007

6,611 66

Containing oerv 2S pc. and not
over 29 pc.

P

isi

3,216
4,694

257
4,477
4,546

138 64

2,436 54

2,959 76

Total.

8,091

9.280

5,534 94

Containing over 29 p.c. and not
over 30 pc.

4

9

4 18

2.740
1,921
9,572

3.443
3,641
10.301

2,046 70

1.803 07

6,631 94

Total.

14.237

17.394

10.485 89

Containging over 30 p.c. and not
over 31 p.c.

50

62

33 60

2.529
1,337
19.737

3.721
2,446
19.830

2,127 90

1.268 60

13,^3 SO

Total

23.653

25,059

17.278 90

Containing over 31 p.c. and not
over 32 p.c.

1

141

90

1,714

848

19,308

245

343

2,806

1.067

17.626

134 13

141 60

1.578 82

6M 74

13.590 24

Total

22,101

22.087

16, 129 53

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value. Duty. |

Quantity Value. |

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

~GaI.

S

$ cts.

Gal.

68
4.233
12.991

t

65
4.820
9,980

i cts.

13 60

846 60

2,598 20

Gal.

68
4.233
42.991

65
4.820
9,980

t cts.
13 60

846 60

2,598 20

17,292

14,865

3,458 40

17,292

14,865

3,458 40

324
1,559
1,4SS

25

720
1,218
1,848

150

81 00
389 75
364 50

6 25

353
1.641
3,227

25

294

23. 765

33,782

772
1,439
4,273

150

277
20,566
21,842

103 85

1,534 28

6 25

156 60

12.498

9,597

3.124 50

9,231 95

14,998 10

15,864

13,533

3,966 00

63.087

49,319

26,507 55

1,988
107
201

3,425
154
280

556 64
29 96
56 28

1,988

107

201

760

4.499

7.299

3,425

154

280

946

4,165

6,502

556 64

29 96

56 28

496 60

3.859

3,321

1,0.S0 52

1.512 92

3,994 3Z

6,155

7,180

1.723 40

14,854

15,472

6,646 72:

39
146
40

79
244
58

12 09
45 26
12 40

96
146

40
2,140
2.117
7.068

150

244

58

2.958

3.580

S.856

51 06-

45 26-

12 40'

1.550 SO

706

1,458

218 86

1.292 87

3.947 88

931

1,839

288 61

11,607

12.846

6.900 27

70
86

76
102

23 80
29 24

70

86

181

3.906

4.694

. 76
102

257
5.250
4,546

23 80

29 24

138 64

690

773

234 60

2.671 14

2,959 76

846

951

287 64

S.937

10.231

5,822 58

413
233

27

660

299

152 81
86 21
9 99

417

233

27

2.740

3,433

9.572

669

299

156 99

86 21

'

9 99

3.413
5.362
10.301

2,046 70

1,512

1,721

559 44

2,362 51

6.631 94

2.185

2,680

808 45

16.422

20.074

11.294 34

39
45

101

15 60
18 00

89

45

2,529

2,072

19,737

163

54 20

IS 00

3,721
3,117
19,830

2,127 90

735

671

294 00

1,562 60

13,843 SO

819

772

327 60

24,472

26,831

17,606 50

324
205

625
282

139 32
89 01

465

297

1,714

1,852

19,308

870

625

2,806

2,166

17.626

273 45

230 61

1,578 82

1,004

1.099

431 72

1,116 46

13,590 24

1.535

2,006

660 05

23,636

24.093

16,789 58

Ci'urOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. ^General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Art idea.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity .

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP Il-Continued.

Wines, of all kinds, n.o.p., etc.

—Con.

CoDtaijiins over 32 p.c. and not
over 33 p.c.

Gal.

i

Gal.

18

t

40

$ cu.

20 28

Italy

27

649

669

6,820

30

916

813

5,139

21 42

573 34

551 64

4.673 90

Total

8,183

6.938

5,845 58

Contauting over 33 p.c. and not
ov^T 34 p.c.

200
55
546
82
9,897

735

75

1,656

244
7.414

318 50

49 45

764 31

113 38

7,073 73

Total

10,780

10. 124

8,319 40

Containiiig over 34 p.c. and not
o\tr 35 p.c

6

16

7 92

179

370

204 08

4,828

3,236

3,481 36

Total

S.013

3,622

3,693 36

Containing over 35 p.c. and not
over 36 p.c.

664
6

948
17

649 60

8 40

Total.

670

965

6S8 00

Containing over 36 p c. and not

69

252

115 62

Containing over 37 p.c. and not

99

133

100 29

Containing more than 40 p.c. of
proof spiritfi, n.o.p.

2,742
411

6.635
1.030

8,226 00

1.233 00

3,153

7,665

9.459 00

1(2,(47

1S9.694

U1.«S7 (4

Cbampagne and all other spark-
ling wines—

In bottles containing each not
more than a quart but more
than a pint, old wine measure,

Do2.

Doi.

3
16
80

15
184
941

14 40

108 00

546 30

Total. .

99

1,140

668 70

In bottles containing not more
than a pint. each, but more
than half a pint, old wine

4

2
10
65

12
12
41

432

10 20

6 90

Italy

28 80

236 85

Total. . .

81

497

282 75

Frinrc

In bottles containing one-hall
pint each or les*s.

Total, champaiine and all other

18(

l.«7

SSI la

CUSTOMS REPORT

119

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

and Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. 1 Duty.

Gal.

i

t cts

Gal.

395
27
108

S

1,053
25

; cts

181 70

12 42
49 68

Gal.

413

135

649

1,112

6,820

1,093

25

30

916

1,326

5,139

t cts.

71 10

443

513

203-78

973

1,S91

447 58

9,156

8,529

27

72

13 23

227
55
546
263
9,897

807

75

1,656

549
7,414

331 73

181

305

88 69

208

377

101 92

10,988

10,501

45

56

103
60

23 40
29 12

51

56

179

86

4,828

119
60
370

364
3,236

29 12

86

364

44 72

44 72

187

527

97 24

5,200

4,149

40

' 82

22 00

40
664
22

82
948
43

^

16

26

8 80

56

108

30 80

726

1,073

69

252

99

133

2,742
411

6,633
1,030

1,233 00

3,153

7,665

9,459 00

54.957

55,442

13,383 59

M7,6M

215,046

125,080 63

Doz.

Doz.

17
807

171
11,075

66 10
2,663 10

Duz.

20
823
80

186

11,259

941

70 50

2 771 10

824

11.246

2,719 20

923

12.386

'

IS
1.796

97
12,735

29 70
2,963 40

22

1,798

10

65

109

12,747

41

432

39 90

28 80

1,814

12,832

2,993 10

1,895

13,329

3,275 85

160

280

131 20

160

280

131 20

2,798

34,358

5.843 50

2,978

29,995

6 794 95

120

Cl'STOVfi REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15.— General St.\tement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods. j

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP II— Continued.
Straw, hay, grass and producls-

Braids or plaits of chip, palm

$

29.561

21,675
3,10S

75.317
102.001

41.294
394.330

$

t eta.

suitable for making or orna-
mentinK hats, and plait braids
or plaits of glaied cotton

Italy

Japan

when imported by manufac-

Total

667.289

manufacture of hat bodies.
Bristles, nop

United States

Lb.
2.052

943

Lb.

1,119.700

Esparto or Spanish grass. and other
grasses and pulp of, including
fancy grasses dried but not

667
1.852

Total

2.519

factured, n.o.p.
Kelp, sea grass and sea weed in

1.216

467

24.402

27.761

752

77

2.835

779

,

only, n.o.p.

United States

Total

53.846

4.443

Hay

Ton.

,Ton.
9.273

240,985

18.546 00

Straw.

349

5,276

698 00

Straw, carpeting, rugs, mats and
matting.

451

541

87

5,261

33,665

112 75

135 25

rhina

21 75

1.315 25

8.416 25

Total

40,005

10.001 25

Straw, manufactures of, n.o.p.

15
111
71
403
1,090
65
8.488

2 63

19 43

12 43

70 53

190 75

11 38

1.485 45

Total

10.243

1.792 60

Total, straw, hay, grass and

l.TM.SM

2M.9W

31.637 85

Tobacco and Manufactures or-

tions of Inland Rev

r China

- Cuba

Dutch E. Indies.

• Holland

United States...

Total....

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Concumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

i cts.

t

$ cts.

$

S cts.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

Ton.

Ton.

Ton.
9,273

240,985

18,546 00

349

5,276

698 00

288

so 40

739

541

87

40,145

33,665

163 15

135 25

21 75

34.884

7.849 03

9,164 28

8,416 25

288

50 40

34.884

7,849 03

75,177

17,900 68

44

6 60

'

59
111
71
403
1,090
65
8,488

9 23

19 43

12 43

70 53

190 75

11 38

1,485 45

44

6 6C

10,287

1,799 20

33-

s; w

34,88

<,84» 03

331 :;u

38,943 88

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

CUSTOil.S REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP II— Continued.
Tobacco and BlaDufacturas ol

—Con.

Lb.

t

Lb.

19

156

25,173

55

150

257

3.953

i

10.

492

134. 33«

M

170

19«

23,68

S cts.

Cuba

134.213 40

Miquelon and St
Pierre

21.899 93

Total

29,770

139, 06e

158.866 40

17,197

2,532

74

58

32

229
963

61,993

6,636

201

108

21

1.116

3.oao

84.495 05

Mtita...::;;;:;:::;:

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

Total .,

21.0S5

73.137

102.983 15

Snuff . .. .

1,110

50

3.S03

792

38

2.213

939 00

4.963

3.045

107.634
20.487

6.098

79
363.132

239,422

8,634

21

2.037

88
319.703

96 616 50

Miquellon and St.
Pierre . ...

331.511 10

Total

499.451

589.903

28,454
69

120
39.480

59.250
50

90
20.794

Miquellon and St.

108 00

68.123

80.184

58 937 70

Total, tobacco and manufac-

23.e»3.«8«

1«.»1«.010

623.393

Mo. 346

;j» 248 j;

MIscellaneons—

Drugs, crude, such as barks,
flowers, roots, beans, berries.
balsams, bulbs, fruits, insects,
grains, gums and gum resins
herbs, leaves, nuts, fruit and
stem seeds — which are not
edible and which are in a crude
state and not advanced in
value by refining or grinding
or any other process of manu-
facture, n.o.p.

United Kii^dom...
B. W. Indies, other.
Hong Kong

Dutch E. Indies

France

Italy

117.415
2,908
10,601

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

S

i cts.

Lb.

i

S cts.

Lb.

19

156

25.178

55

150

257

3,955

S

102

492

134,336

90

170

198

23,681

$ Ct3.

103 40

762 60

248 00

65 50

981 55

29,770

159,069

17,197

2.532

74

58

32

229
963

61.995

6.636

201

108

21

1,116
3,060

11 892 60

263 00

4,673 70

21.085

73,137

102,983 15

1.110

50

3,803

792

38

2.215

45 00

4,963

3,045

107.634

20.4.S7

21

6,098

79
365.132

259,422

8,634

21

2,037

88
319,703

96 616 50

19 95

331,511 10

499.451

589,905

454,360 42

28,454
69

120
39,480

59,250
50

90
20,794

'

33,375 60

68.123

80,184

58.937 70

633.393

905.340

124

rrSTOHii REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. 15. — General Statement of Merthandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods. j

General Tariff.

Articles.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GKOVP 11— Continued.

Miscellaneous— Con.

Foots, being the refuse of the
cotton seed or olives after the
oil has been pressed out.

Hoo<is, unfinished, coinpoi^ed of
* leghorn,' ' Manilla.' palm
leaf, crass, willow or chip, not

\
L'nited States

Cwt.
443

S
6,496

Cwt.

S

S cts.

4,691
1,715
5,225

bleached or blocked.

11.631

United States

89,340

Manures, vegetable

United States

United Kingdom .
United States

Total

United Kingdom. .

4.457

13,9S0

Litmus and all lichens, prepared

Lb.

IS
2

20
3

Lb.

^

17

23

Moss. Iceland and other mosses-

6,650

40

947.385

627

23

60,163

United States

Total

954.075

60,813

>'ucilage and adhesive paste . .

I

57.848

15.908 68

Total

57,848

15,908 68

Oil cake, linseed, and linseed oil
cake meal, cotton seed cxike
and meal, palm nut cake and
meal

Japan

United States

Total

United States..

Japan

C%vt.

2.000
491,842

4,147
1,304,191

Cwt.

493.842

1.308.338

Locust beans and locust bean

Lb.
4.153

727

Lb.

Sova beans and soya bean cake,

C»1.
2.013

4.75P

Cwt.

for use in the manufacture of
cattle food and of fertilizers,
when imported by manufac-
turers of such cattle food and
fertilizers.

Palm leaf, unmanufactured

United States

6,831

.

Roots, medicinal, viz.: Alkanet
crude, crushed or ground, aeon
ite, calumbia. foliae digitalis
gentian, ginseng, jalap, ipeca
cuanha. irie. orris root, liquo-
rice, sarsaparilla, squills, tara
xacum, rhubarb and valerian
unground.

25
S,603
47
70S
3!M
843
27,002

Total

37,622

Teasels

52S
35«

Total

871

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Cwt.

t

$ cts.

C«1.

S

$ cts.

C«-t.

%

t cts.

"

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

2,149

376 11

2,149

15

I

57,848

376 11

la

3 75
0 25

3 75

0 25

15,908 68

2,U9

376 11

16

4 00

60,013

16,288 79

C»t.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

»

126

Cl'STOM.S- RKl'ORT

No. 15.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

-General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duly.

GROCP Il-Concluded.

Miscellaneous —Con.

Tar, pine, crude, in packages of not
Ics£thanl5gal.: and pine pitch

Vniteil Kingdom....
United States

Toul

United States

Gal.

672
. 166.754

S

482
56.»48

Gal.

- $

S cts.

167.426

57.430

Turpentine, raw or crude

Lb.
59.451

Lb.
4.2S4

Gal.
920.363

565.174

Gal.

t.sw.m

S7.S48

U.N6 (8

Total, airicultural and Tegetahle

S».47;.4<I

1I.K7.M7

1.779.?St 5(

Animals and Animal
Products.

Animals, llrlng—

Aoimab brought into Canada
temporarily, and for a period
not exceeding three months,
for the purpose of exhibition
or competition for prizes offer-
ed by any agricultural or other
association, y\z: —
Horses

Total, animals, living, for exhi-
bition purposes

United Stat«e..

United States..

Animals for ImproTement of
stotk—

United Kingdom ....
United States

Total

United Kingdom....

Newfoundland

United States

Total

United Kingdom....
United States

Total

United States

United Kingdom....
United States

Total

313
316

139,767
137.841

626

277.608

33

I
408

5.922

20

18.592

442

24,534

Fowls, domestic, pure bred

64
101,006

825
56,727

101,070

57,552

S31

10,507

Swine

30

122
2,110

31

2,232

—

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 1 1

Dutiable Imported For Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Gal.

S

$ cts.

Gal.

S

$ cts.

Gal.

;

$ cts.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

2. US

17(11

IC

4M

60.013

10,288 79

500.514

8«,;«6 24

144,931

34.151 73

11, (03, 393

3,890,170 03

No.

No.

No.

CVSTOM.S RLl'ORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

•

Articlea.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP III— Continued.

Animab for |lmprofem«nt of

stotk— Con.

United Kingdom...

No..

2

3

613

%

3.433

3,000

241.317

No.

%

t cts.

United States

Total.

United Kingdom. .

United States

Total

618

247,750

263
11,027

24,875
115,382

11,290

140,257

Animals, all other n.o.p

2,646

Total, animals for ImproTement

7(3, DSC

1

Animals, living, n.o.p.—

S6

15.593

3,898 25

United States

Cattle, neat, when imported by
bona fide residents of Canada.

6.530

365,952

Lb.

Lb.

2,897

1.209

43 46

Total

2,897

1,209

43 46

Horses over one year old valued
at $50 or less per head.

No.

No.

4
18

200
763

50 00

225 00

Total

22

963

275 00

Horses, n.o.p

United States

2,880

412,949

103,237 25

Sheep

United States

1,150

10,064

2.516 00

Bees

United States

5,105

Leeches

United States

851

United States

2,654

pheasants and quails..
Turtles

United States

3,687

All other, not elsewhere speci-
fied

R m Ha

4

I

3
32,58

1 00

0 25

Miqueion and St

0 75

8, 145 25

Total

32,588

8, 147 25

178,249

47S,S(-

118,117 21

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff .

Treaty Rates.

Total2Dutiablo Gqods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

No.

$

$ cU.

No.

$

S cts.

No.

i

i cU.

«

86

15,593

3,898 25

-•■■•■

Lb.
150

142

1 50

Lb.

Lb.

130

2,897

142
1,209

1 50

150

142

1 50

3,047

1,351

No.

No.

No.

4
18

200
763

SO 00

22

963

2,880

412,949

103.237 25

1.150

10,064

2 516 00

^

V

1,021
4

153 15
0 60

1,021
4
4

1

3
32 581

8,145 25

1,025

153 75

33,614

8,301 00

1.1S7

15S25

474,534

iis.mu

11— i— 9

R— 4

130

CUSTOMS REPORT
No. 15. — Gener.\l 8t.\tement of Meri'liandisc Free and

10 C

EORGE V, A. 1920
General Tariff.

Articles.

Countrioe.

¥tee Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP Ul-Conlinued.

Fisb and Osbery products—

NoU— Fish and other prod-
ucts of the fisheries of New-
foundland arc imported free
of Customs duty —

Cod. haddock, ling and pollock,
fre»h, imported otherwise than

Newfoundland

Alaska

Lb.
379. 4S2

S
17,227

Lb

t

t cts.

182,129
720.701

9.004
38,112

1.821 29

7,207 01

Total

Nen-foundland

379,432

17,227

902.830

47,116

9.026 30

Cod, haddock, ling and pollock.

386,200

30,892

30,390

3,847

303 90

Total

Newfoundland

386.200

30,892

30.390

3,847

303 90

Cod, haddock, ling and pollock,
pickled, in barrels.

383,700

23.722

300

20

3 00

Total

Newfoundland

385,700

23,722

300

20

3 00

Cod, haddock, ling and pollock.

5,685,100

473,679

205

390
30,588

26

30
3,903

2 05

Miquelon and St.

3 90

305 88

Total

Newfoundland

Alaska.

5.685,100

473,679

31,183

3.959

311 83

Halibut, fresh, not in barrels —

188,636

25.245

885
198,085

40
228,132

113
16,201

4
32.263

885
1,980 85

Miquelon and St.

0 40

2,281 32

Total

Newfoundland

188,636

25,245

427,142

48.581

4,271 42

Halibut, pickled, in barrels

1,160

149

280

33

2 80

Total

Newfoundland

1.160

149

280

33

280

Herrings, fresh, not in barrels... .

390,170

21,377

kd

27,110

962

Uernngs, s o

9,075

1.265

90 75

Total

.

27,110

962

9,075

1.265

90 75

Herrings, pickled or salted

Newfoundland

Alaska . ..

12,044 861

654,516

100
233,138

5
22,411

0 50

1.165 71

Total

12.044 m

654.516

233,238

22.416

1.166 21

22,153

2,637

221 53

2,295

471

22 95

Newfoundland

95,460

6,044

123.534

12,047

1.235 34

Total

95,460

6,044

123,534

12,047

1.235 34

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods-

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity -

Value. ] Duty.

Lb.

S

S cts.

Lb.

S

S cts

Lb.

i

% cts.

182, 129
720.701

9,004
38,112

902.830

47,116

30,390

3.847

30,390

3,847

300

20

300

20

205

390
30,588

26

30
3.903

31,183

3.959

885
198,085

40
228,132

113
16.201

4
32,263

8 85

427,142

48,581

4,271 42

4

280

33

2S0

33

9,075

1,265

9,075

1,265

90 75

175,720

11,932

615 02

175,720

11,932

615 02

100
233, 138

5
22,411

175.720

11,932

615 02

408,958

34,348

22, 153

2,637

2,295

471

123,534

12,047

12,047

1,235 34

11— i— 9^

ci\sioMs iit'i'oirr

No. 15.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods. {

General Tariff.

Quantity .

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROrP III— Continued.
Fish and fishery products— Con

Newfoundland

Lb.
664.375

S

39,302

Lb.

t

t CU.

383

55

3 82

Total

664,375

39,302

382

55

3 82

Sea fish, other, preserved, n o.p.

535
1.882

42
463

12 60

138 90

Total

2,417

505

151 SO

Box.

Box.

packed in tin boxes weighing

245

29,300

3.700

2,600

530,258

40

2,427

238

257

53,554

732 SO

92 50

Spain —

65 00

Total

566,103

56.516

192

192

5,460

53

24

1.501

6 72

packed in tin boxes weighing

6 72

191 10

Total ....

5.844

1,578

204 54

5.420

640

1.000

43,767

1,810
184
128

6,169

243 90

boxes weighing over 12 ounces

28 80

45 00

1,969 51

Total

50.827

8,291

2.287 21

«

• Anchovies, sardines, sprats and
other fish, packed in oil or
otherwise, in tin boxes weigh-
ing over 20 ounces and not over
36 ounces each.

2,898
2.036

1,484
512

173 88

122 16

Total

4.934

1.996

296 04

Newfoundland

Alaska

Lb.
123,177

13,984

Lb.

'

648,305
197,075

24,357
19,232

6.483 05

1.970 75

Total

Newfoundland

123,177

13,934

845,380

43,589

8,453 80

Salmon, canned, prepared or pre-
served, n.o.p.

1,996

402

20

4

34,980

6 00

Jaoan

1 20

10.494 00

Total

Newfoundland

1,996

402

35.004

10.501 20

^ „ „„ked

250

45

'

26.400

8.422

264 00

Total

Newfoundland

250

45

26.400

8.432

264 00

Salmon, pickled or salted

1,013 917

108,430

8.437

1.125

84 37

Total

1,013,917

108,430

8,437

1.125

84 37

12,529
6,296
2,202

21.253

Total

42,280

Crsro.!/.-' REPORT

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates. |

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity -

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

S

$ cts.

Lb.

S

S cts.

Lb.

%

$ cts.

382

55

3 82

382

55

3 82

535

1.882

42
463

12 60

138 90

2.417

505

151 50

Box.

Bo.1.
1.400
4.040
15,295

143

449

1,379

28 00
80 80
305 90

Boi.
1,400
4,285
44.595
3.700
2,600

530,258

143
489
3.806
238
257
53,554

28 00

■ 86 92

1,038 40

92 50

65 00

13,256 42

20,735

1,971

414 70

596,838

58.487

14,567 24

192

192

5,460

53

24

1,501

6 72

6 72

191 10

5,844

1,578

204 54

■ 5,420

880

1,000

43,767

1,810
229
128

6,169

243 90

240

45

9 60

38 40

45 00

1,969 51

240

■ 45

9 60

51,067

8,336

2,296 81

2,898
2,036

1,484
512

173 88

.122 16

4,934

1,996

296 04

Lb.

Lb.

Lb,

648,305
197,075

24,357
19,232

6,483 05

1,970 75

845,380

43,589

8,453 80

20
4

34,980

6 00

I 20

10,494 00

35,004

10,501 20

■ 26,400

8,422

264 00

26,400

8,422

264 00

8,437

1,125

84 37

8,437

1,125

84 37

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articled.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff,

Quantity

Value,

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

(GKOrP Ill'Continued.
Fish and fisher]^ products— Con.

United States

%

%

2,556

$ cts.
639 00

Lobsters, canned, n.o.p

Vewfoundland

Lb.
:71.155

74,893

Lb.

-

21

13

3 90

Total

jnited States

171,155

74,893

21

13

3 90

Seed and breeding oysters, im-

4.500

ported for the purpose of being
planted in Canadian waters.

Oysters, fresh, in shell

United States

Brl.

Drl
2,840

21,672

6.418 00

Ovsters. shelled, in bulk

United States

Gal.

Gal.
115,577

.244,855

11,557 70

Oyster?, canned in cans not over
one pint.

Can.

Can.

180
279.378

25
41,062

5 40

8,381 34

Total

279,558

41,087

8.386 74

Oysters, canned, in cans over one

United States

972

565

48 60

pint and not over one quart.
Oysters, canned, in cans exceed-

United States

Qt,

Qt,

783

462

39 15

ing one quart (provided that a
fraction over a quart shall be
computed as a quart for duty
purposes).

Oysters, prepared or preser\-ed.

Lb.

Lb.
9,680
200
4,555

5,612

86
2,267

1,683 60

lanan

25 80

680 10

Tota.

14,435

7,965

2,389 50

Bait fish, salted, not in barrels.

United States

90

18

0 90

Fish, smoked or boneless

842

11

28,264

218

4

5,525

8 42

Tftnftn

0 11

United States

282 64

Total

29,117

5.757

291 17

Fish preserved in oil, n.o.p

4,573

1,600 55

F n p

la^n

119

19

4,386

41 65

Snftin

6 65

United States

1,535 10

Total

9.097

3,183 95

Fish, all other, not in barrels or
half barrels, fresh.

12C
373,774

53
38,079

1 20

United States

3,737 74

Total

373,894

38,132

3,738 94

2,59.
2,57
10,86

35-

40

2,15-

25 93

half barrels, pickled.

Sniin

United States

108 61

Total

16,02

2,9K

160 28

1

41

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff. | Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty.

Quantity,

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty. —

%

$ Ct3.

S

; cts.

%

2.556

639 00

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

21

13

3 90

21

13

3 90

Brl.

Brl.

Brl.
2.840

21.672

S.41S 00

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.
115.577

244.855

11.557 70

^an

Can.

Can.

ISO
279.378

25
41,062

5 40

8.381 34

279.558

41.087

8.386 74

972

565

48 60

Qt.

Qt.

Qt.

783

462

39 15

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.
9.680
200
4.555

5.612

86

2,267

1.683 60

25 80

680 10

14.435

7.965

2.389 SO

90

18

0 90

842

11

28.264

218

4

S.525

8 42

0 11

282 64

29.117

5,747

291 17

4,573
18
119
19

4.386

1.600 55

18

5 40

5 40

41 65

6 65

1.535 10

18

5 40

9.115

3. 189 35

120
373.774

53
38.079

1 20

3.737 74

373.894

38.132

3,738 94

2.593

2,574
10.861

357

401

2.157

25 93

25 74

108 61

16.028

2.915

160 28

CVST031SI RFPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15.— General Statement of IMerchandise Free and

Countries.

Ftee Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROUP n I— Continued.
Fish and fishery products— Con.

Fish, fresh or dried, no, p.. im-

Lb.

t

Lb.

157.925
500
520

180.715
1,182

523,811

t

31.776
91
70

45.090
220

51.660

t ete.

1,579 25
500

Italv -.■

1.807 15

11 82

5.238 11

Total

864.653

128.907

8.646 53

14.128
896
586

39.601
630

2.768
167
846

5.288
32

Italy

Total

55.841

9.101

4.188

68

9

9.388

66,882

20.064 60

Total

80,535

24,160 50

602

gating purposes.

Xen-f oundland

Gal.
170,021

275.342

Gal.

93

.136

Total

170,021

275,342

93

136

30 61

3

281

12
913

2 70

Total

284

925

Men-foundland

7.416

7.320

26.620

32.823

Total

Newfoundland

7.416

7.320

26.620

32.823

7.385 19

Fish oil, seal

162.324

222,113

50

6

Total

162.324

222,113

SO

6

1 35

1.642

3.259

733 31

24

723

126 53

33
47,739

8.354 83

Total. .

48.495

8.487 14

18
34,445

Total.

34,463

CUST031S REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff. «

Treaty Rates. |

Total Dutiable-Goods

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

S

$ cts.

Lb

$

S cts.

Lb.

157,925
500
520

180,715
1,182

523,811

i

31,776

91

70

45.090

220

51,660

S cts.
1.579 25

5 00

5 20

1.807 15

11 82

5,238 11

864,653

128,907

8,646 53

14,128
896
586

39,601
630

2.768
167
846

5,288
32

141 28

8 96

5 86

396 01

6 30

55,841

9,101

558 41

4,188

68

9

9.388

66.882

1.256 40

20 40

2 70

2.816 40

20.064 60

80,535

24.160 50

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

93

136

30 61

93

136

30 61

4

27

3 38

4

3

281

27
12
913

3 38

2 70

205 43

27

3 33

288

952

211 51

26,620

32,823

7,385 19

26,620

32,823

7.385 19

50

6

I 35

50

6

I 35

1.642

3,259

733 31

1,993
10.422

249 13
1.302 80

2,716

10.422

3i

47,739

375 66

1.302 80

5 78

8.354 83

12,415

1,551 93

60,910

10.039 07

Cr^TOMS UK PORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General St.\^tement of Mercliandisc Free ami

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROrP III— Continued.
Fish and fl.shery products— Con.

$

%

7,883

t cts.

2,017

7.475
34,338

1.868 76
8,584 60

2,017

49.696

12,424 00

2,*;»,S30

i.ins,44*

Bone, Ivory, shell, and manu-
factures of—

Bones, cru<le , . . ,

United Kingdom... -
United States

Total

United States

Cwt.

75
2,108

2,607
7,941

C»-t.

2,183

10,548

Bone dust, charred bone, and

40,498

78,619

3.223

United States

Lb.

428

502

Lb.

610
30
19

Total

659

United Kingdom. ..
United States

Total

Ivory, unmanufactured

102

4

547
40

'

106

587

7
1.055

1 22

184 05

1,062

185 87

96,483
88,427

184,910

65

4

69

3,082

n 33

0 70

12 OS

539/ 40

Total

3,220

663 66

Button blanks ot animal shell, in

11,482
12,144

1,148 20

the rough.

United States

1,214 40

Total

23.626

2,362 60

Pearl, mother ot. unmanutac-

31,524

Tortoise and other shells, unman-

735

Total, bone. iTory, shell and
manufactures or

811.M7

27. MS

3.112 03

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff . /

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity-

Value.

Duty.

S

$ cts.

i

S cts.

%

7.883

S cts.
1,970 75

7.475
34.338

1.863 75

49.696

W.S74

t.m S3

2,«4

4»;(

l.(S4.848

134. 15* 08

C»t.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

16

2 40

16

7

1.055

2 40

1 22

IM 65

16

240

1.078

188 27

254

38 10

254

63

4

69

3.0S2

38 10

11 38

0 70

12 08

539 40

254

33 10

3.474

601 66

11.482
12.144

1.214 40

23.626

2.362 60

W«

US*

23.178

3.152 33

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15.— Gener.\l Statement of Merchandise Free aiul

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity'

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP Ill-Continued.

$

226

t

Feathers and man u fart ures of—

unplumed

200

in coils.

74,087

Total

74.087

739

110 85

China

4,982

747 30

57,191

8,578 65

ToUl

62,912

9.436 80

140

38 51

n.o.p.

X

506
1.920
6.057

528 00

8.483

2,332 87

1.946
30.901

157,163

535 15

8.497 77

0 27

Total

190.011

52,253 33

Total, feathers and manu-

n»

33S,gU

75.214 5<

Furs, hides, skins, leather and
manufactures of—

Fur skins, undressed, the pro-
duce of marine animals

6.872
6,120

12,992

47,410
106,252

10,314
2,406
7,943
73,965
26.042
11,200
3,092.647

B. Straits Settle-

Russia

Total. ..

3,378,179

China. . .

102.806
42,861

rugs, wholly or partially

Total.

145,667

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity. Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

t cts.

S

S cts.

%

S cts.

200

40 00

53

6 62

53
74.087

11,113 05

53

6 62

74. 140

11,119 67

3,318
3,140

331 80
314 00

4.057
3.140
4.982
HI
57.191

111

13 87

8,578 65

6,458

645 80

111

13 87

69.481

10,096 4/

140

308

61 60

814
1.920
6,057

308

61 60

8.791

12.298

2,459 60

14,244

30,901

1

157. 163

12,298

2,499 60

202.309

19,064

3,ic; M

161

20 4S

355, Ml

78,402 9i

142

CUSTOUS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

OHOIP III- Continued.

Furs, hides, skins, leather and

manufactures of— Con.

Fur skins, wholly or partially
dressed, n.o.p.

t

8.605

63, 100

161,448

100

397,610

1 cU.

Total.

630,863

94,629 45

Hatters' furs, not on the skin —

41,943
465,894

507,837

Caps. hats, muffs, tippets, capes.
coats and cloaks of lur and
other manufactures of fur.

226

200

328

262,367

ChinT "*"

263,121

United Kingdom . . .

Hides and skins, raw, whether
dry salted or pickled.

Lb.

104,355
53,093
25,548
36,420

3.59,352
23.074

688,355
29,998

194,209

180.067
428,967

34,017
3,910,257
2,652,300

90,587

33,766
247. 133

25, 124
188,701

13,588

13,308

5,757,444

1,007,942

91,174

51,453
43,902
6.636
6.822
127.358
3,487
354,098
7,077
41,424

77,825
134.053
5,150
979,983
569,748

36,934

8,142

148,785

12.359

59,267

2.670

4,545

2,190,837

224,833

23,999

Lb.

B.S. Africa

B. Guiana

B. India

B.E. Indies, other. .
B.W. Indies, other
B .^ Straits

Settlements'

Jamaica

Newfoundland

New Zealand

China .. ..

Cuba

Dutch E. Indies....
France

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

United States

Uruguay

Total

16.188,779

5,121,387

98,260

735

204,963

4

303,962

Bird skins and skins of animals
not native to Canada, and fish
skins for taxidermic purposes.

10
2,185

v2,196

prepared for preservation.

13,907

2.086 05

Total

13,907

2,086 OS

Calf, kid, or goat, lamb and
sheepskins, tanned.

195,592

29,338 80

Total

195,592

29,338 80

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. U

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity. | Value. 1 Duty.

S

4,567

t cts.
456 70

s

$ cts.

$

13,172
63.100

161.448
100

397,610

S cts.
1.747 45

9.465 00

24.217 2C

IS 00

59.641 50

4,567

456 70

635,430

95.086 15

87,648

17,529 60

87,S74

200

328

262,367

17,597 40

60 00

98 40

78.710 iO

87,648

15,529 60

350.769

96.465 90

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

401

40 10

401
13.907

401

40 10

14.308

3.562

356 20

3.562
195.592

"

3,562

356 20

199,154

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free an<l

Countries.

Free Goods. J

General Tnriff.

Articles.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

rjHOl'P III Continued.

F'urs, lildcs, skins, leather and
manufactures of— Con.

CM, kid. or goat, lamb and
sheep skins, dressed, waxed or

i

i

% cte.

3,523,043

528. 4S6 45

ginzcd.

3,523,043

528,456 45

United .States

Skins for Morcx-co leather, tanned

2,336

350 40

but not further manufactured..
Glove leathers, tanned or

2,871,618

" 287,161 80

United States

dressed, coloured or uncoloured
imported by glove manufact-
urers for use exclusively in
their own factories in the manu-
facture of gloves.

7,300

1,095 00

Japanned, patent or enamelled
leather and Morocco leather,

United States

14,387

3,596 75

and leather in imitation of

Total

14.387

3,596 75

10

866

115,420

2 80

, -

151 55

20. 198 56

Total

116,302

20.352 91

Tanners' scrap le.ither

United States

19,573

2,935 95

Upper leather, not dressed.

United States

18,626

2,793 90

waxed or glazed.

Upper leather, including dongola,
cordovan, kangaroo, alligator,
and all leather, dressed, waxed

3,399

36

3

434,237

509 85

5 40

Japan

0 45
65,135 55

or glazed, or further finished

United States

Tot,al

than tanned, n.o.p., and cham-

437,675

65,651 25

AU other leather, dressed, «axed
or glazed, etc., n.o.p.

351,703

52,755 45

Total

351,703

52,755 45

All other leather and skins, n.o.p.

\i?^trnlift"*^ ^

5
180,458

0 75

27,068 70

Total

180,463

27,069 45

.eat er g

United States

133,286

29,989 87

Total

133,286

29,989 87

Boots and shoes, slippers and
insoles of leather, nop.

4,104

1,647

7

1,231 20

H n TCnniT

494 10

Np «,-^f>i 1 nri land

2 10

Fr

r ranee

United States

Total

•

2,609,321

782,796 30

2,615,079

784.523 70

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Qui

mtity.

\'alue.

Duty.

Quantity, , Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

S

21.920

S cts.
2.740 06

%

t cts.

S

21,920
3.523,043

21,920

2,740 06

3,544,963

2,336

2,871.618

7.300

3.175

476 25

3,175
14,387

3,596 75

3.175

476 25

17,562

1,818

227 25

1,818

16

1,276

115.420

410

- ....'''-'

20,198 56

2.228

278 50

118,530

20.631 41

19,573

2.935 95

18.626

2.793 90

47,843

5,980 55

51,242

36

3

434.237

47.843

5,980 55

485,518

17.418

2.177 27

17.418
351,703

17.418

2.177 27

369.121

7,537

753 70

7.537
180.458

7,537

753 70

188.000

6,545

981 75

6.545
133.286

29,989 87

6,545

981 75

139.831

74,890

. 14,978 00

78,994

1.647

7

70

4,067

2.609.321

70
4.067

19 25
I. 118 46

782.796 30

74,»90

14,978 00

4.137

1,137 71

2.694.106

800.639 41

11— i— 10

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

GeneralTariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

^ Value.

Duty.

GROrP III— Continued.

Furs, bides, skins, leather and
manufactnres of— Con.

Boots and shoes, pegged or wire

S

%

t CtjI.

14,872

close edged .

14,972

Gloves and mitts ol all kinds

1,172
12
9
12. 142
7.952
10,305

4 20

Italy

2,783 20

3,606 75

180,454

63 15S 90

212.046

74 216 10

Harness and saddlery, including

13S
1,164
71,474

349 20

Total

72.776

551
48

815

17

643,958

137 75

and raw hide, n.o.p.

12 00

203 75

4 25

160,989 50

Total

645.389

161,347 25

Total, furs, hides, skins, leather

S,4;2,219

U,S40,057

2,272,8(2 tt

Iralr and bristles* and manu-
factures of—

United Kingdom. ..

Lb.

13.652
60.060
2,200
87,040

25,017

53,339

5.158

141,195

Lb.

■^

France

United States

Total

162.952

224,709

1,489
58,548

dyed, curled or otherwise man-
ufactured.

Total

60,037

United Kingdom . . .

Hor^e hair not further manu

224
1.124
78,005

564

345

62.889

factured than simply cleaned,
and dipped or dyed.

United States

Total

1

79,353

63,798

338

118 30

Hair, curled or dyed, n.op

11

5

38.426

2 20

1 00

7.685 20

Total

38.442

7. 688 40

356
14,856

106 80

4.3% 80

Total .

15.012

4,503 60

CUSTOM ti REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.'

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

445

S ets.
77 89

$

S cts.

%

445
14.972

t cts.
77 89

3.743 00

445

77 S9

15,4l7

3,820 89

363,208

81.722 06

40,611

12,183 30

404,991

12

9

184,955

19,818

195,521

4,344

180.454

94,315 56

4 20

3 15

172,813

11,866

185,216

4,344

51,843 90
3,559 80

55,564 80
1,303 20

56,093 60

6,343 00

59,171 55

1.303 20

63,158 90

363.203

81,722 06

414.850

124,455 00

990, 104

280,393 16

2,740

548 00

2.878
1.164
71.474

589 40

349 20

2.740

548 00

75,516

41,919

6,287 85

42,470

48

815

17

643,958

6,425 60

12 00

203 75

4 25

160,989 50

41,919

6,287 85

687,308

167,635 10

686. 046

135,384 48

418,987

125,592 71

13,445,090

S, 933, 839 82

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

. .^.

338

448

56 01

448

11

5

38,426

56 01

2 20

7,685 20

448

56 01

38,890

7,744 41

10,510

2,102 00

10,866
14,656

2,208 80

10,510

2, 102 00

25,522

6,605 60

—

11— i— 101

CVSTOM.< RKPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Morthandi.se Free and

Articles.

Countriee,

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROrP Ill-Continued.

llair and bristles, and manu-
factures of Con.

S

S

7.492
8
3.111
17,937
50
34,796

t cto.

17 50

Total

63,392

22. 187 20

S48,S44

117.184

34 4*7 :•

manufactures of.

AUlk and milk products-
Milk and cream, foah

21.698

3.797 30

I,b.

Lb.

52. 146

5,534

1.955 53

76.888
14.908
854
140.112
203.372

26,726
1.212
316
55.414
62.462

3 075 52

596 32

34 16

5.604 48

8, 134 88

Total

436. 134

146. 130

33.319

9.162 68

•T

1.745

6.893

164.305

1.101
2.465
61.301

52 35

Italv

206 79

4.929 15

Total

172,943

64.867

5. 188 29

»1.S48

37.549 IC

Meats—

Beef, fresh, chilled or frozen

Beef, salted, in barrels.

Pork, fresh, chilled or frozen.

105
1.615,748

18
299,066

3 15

48.472 44

Total

1,615,853

299,084

48.475 59

1,890
273,970

381
37,743

37 80

5.479 40

275.860

38, 124

5.517 20

1.143

377.640

1.696,612

293
51,344
383.477

34 29

Xow Zealand

11.329 20

' 50.898 36

2,075,395

435,114

62,261 85

20,700
3.495,320

3,692
809.574

621 00

104.859 60

Total

3,516,020

813.266

105,480 60

cu^TOMii Report

149

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption- — Continued.

Preterential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

1,787

S cts.
402 10

$

$ cts.

i

9,279
6
3,111
17,937
50
34.796

$ cts.

3,024 30

2 10

1.088 85

6,277 95

17 50

12,178 60

1.787

402 10

65, 179

22,589 30

M,745

2,5N U

129. »«9

37,05; Cl

21.698

3.797 30

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.
52,146

5.534

1.955 53

76,888

14.908

854

1.6*3.040

203.372

26. 726

1.212

316

624.955

62,462

3.075 52

596 32

'

34 16

1,502,928

569,541

45,087 84

50.692 32

8. 134 88

1,502,928

569,541

45,087 84

1.939.062

715,671

62,533 20

33,319

9. 162 68

1,745

6,893

164,305

1,101
2.465
61.301

52 35

206 79

4,929 15

172,943

64.867

5.188 29

569,041

45.087 84

811.089

82,637 90

105
1,615,748

IS
299.066

3 15

48,472 44

1,615,853

299,084

48,475 59

1.890
273,970

381
37,743

37 80

5,479 40

275,860

38.124

5,517 20

1,143
4,230,334
1,696,612

293
530. 100
383.477

34 29

3,852,694

478,756

77,053.88

88,383 08

50,898 36

3,852 694

478,756

77,053 88

5,928,089

20,700
3,495,320

913.870

139,315 73

3,692
809,574

621 00

104,859 60

3,516,020

813,266

105,480 60

150

CUSTOMS REPORT

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP HI— Continued.
Huts-Con.

Lb

t

Lb.

3,285

176

1,192,377

t

1,150

39

270,367

t CU.

sides, cured.

3 52

23,847 54

Total •.

1,195,818

271,556

6,680
11,180.719

1,829
2,432,286

133 60

223,614 38

Total

11,187,399

2.434.115

223 747 98

Poultry and game, n.o.p

7,914

16,683

23

27,301

1,582 80

3,336 60

4 60

5,460 20

Total

51,921

10,384 20

Other meats, fresh, chilled or

320,840

40,506

9,625 20

320,840

40,506

9,625 20

Other meats, salted, n.o.p

546
499,501

180
97.479

10 92

9,990 02

Total

500,047

97,659

10,000 94

Dried or smoked meats, and
meats preserved in any other
way than salted or pickled.

76,169

75

325,013

32,503

28

115,425

1,523 38

1 50

6,500 26

Total

401,257

147.956

8.025 14

72
2,353

22

929

6 03

255 98

4,800

1,030

283 25

954
453.728
61.680

187
98.616
10.817

51 43

27,119 16

2.974 68

Total

523.587

111.601

30.690 55

not medicated, and soups of all

75
12,742

20 63

3.504 05

■

542.544
92,439

149.200 10

25,420 72

Total

647,800

178,145 50

5,Sg8,7n

71(.t71 U

CrsTOilS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Val»e.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

S

; cts.

Lb.

S

$ cts.

Lb.

3,265

176

1,192.377

1,150

39

270,367

$ cts.
65 30

~.

3 52

23,847 54

1,195,818

271,556

23,916 36

6,680
11,180,719

1,829
2.432,286

133 60

223,614 38

11,187,399

2,434,115

223.747 98

50

6 25

50
7,914
16,683

23
27,301

6 25

3,336 60

5.460 20

50

6 25

51,971

10,390 45

7.383

814

147 66

7,383
320,840

814
40,506

147 66

7.383

814

147 66

328,223

41,320

9,772 86

546
499,501

ISO
97,479

500,047

97,659

76,169

75

325,013

32,503

28

115,425

1,523 38
1 50

6,500 26

401,257

147,956

94

31

7 75

166
2,353
2,016
4,800
328
6,332
453,728
61,680

53

929

477

1,030

155

1,418

98,616

10.817

2.016

477

83 48

83 48

328
5.378

155
1.231

38 7.5
307 75

2,974 68

2.016

477

: 3 48

5.800

1.417

354,25

531,403

113,495

31.128 28

18,513

3,239 79

18,513
75
28,446
838
542,544
92,439

3.239 79

15.704
. 838

3.926 00
209 50

7.430 05

25,420 72

18,513

3.239 79

16,542

4.135 50

682,855

185,520 79

4S8.610

8«.331 0$

17.959

4.489 75

5,905,271

801,M1 9J

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free ami

Articles.

Countries.

Ftae Goods.

General TarieF.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP III— Continued.

»>ll<, fats, waxes and firease,
animal-
Grease, rough, the refuse of

United Kingdom....

Lb.

2,004

3.277.050

1.845

185

10,746,128

164,747

12,800

3,048.930

%

401

343,274

224

15

1,015,669

20,399

640

495. 129

Lb.

%

t cts.

Bermuda

Hong K:ng

New Zealand

China

United States

Total..

I'nited Kingdom....

Bermuda.

New Zealand

United States

Total

17,253,689

1.875 751

••

Grease and degras for stufTing or
dressing leather.

46,247

22,250

132,492

1.724,861

6.363

2.707

21.347

224.617

1.945,850

255.034

Lard

37.439

3.069

604.461

456
144.850

12.089 22

644.969

132.381

12 899 38

2.115,997

401,986

animal stearine of all kinds,
n.o.p.

Gal.

Gal.
25.546

35,866

8 966 50

United States

Lh.
4,217,916

1.180.656

Lb.

Gal.

Gal.
3,690

5,077

220,327

374.932

220.327

374.932

Tallow

Lb.

Lb.

134,464

8,820

2.192

93,672

17.480

1.401

339

17,223

3 496 00

280 20

67 80

3.444 60

239.148

36,443

7.288 60

Candles, all other, n.o.p

278^

260

174

459,049

39

63

32

103,791

9 75

15 75

8 00

25.947 75

Total

459.761

103.925

25.981 25

44

13

1 30

Cuba '....

176.988
68.445

73.575
32.159

7.357 50

3.215 90

Total

245.477

105,747

10.374 70

Total, ons, fats, waxes ami grease,
animal

l.SU,441

i,n(,ss7

174, SU 81

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tarifif. j

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

%

% cts.

Lb.

S

$ cts.

Lb.

%

$ cts.

,

37,439

3,069

604,461

7.075

456

144,850

748 78

12.089 22

644,969

152,381

12.899 38

2,115,997

401,986

42,319 94

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.
25,546

35,866

8,966 50

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.
3,690

5,077

1.269 25

18,430

- 224

33 60

18,450
220,327

224
374,932

33 60

65,613 19

18.450

224

33 60

238,777

375,156

65,646 79

Lb.
916,540

125,540

18,831 00

Lb.

Lb.

1,051.004
8,820
2, 192
93,672

143.020

1,401

339

17.223

22 327 00

67 SO

916,540

125,540

18,831 00

1.155,688

161.983

1,592

251

37 65

1,592

278

260

174

459,049

251
39
63
32
103.791

37 65

1,592

251

37 65

461,353

104. 176

12

4

0 20

12

44

620

176,988

68,445

4

13

279

73.575

32. 159

62C

279

13 95

13 95

632

283

14 15

246,109

106,030

10.588 85

v»,m

18, nc 41

..

1,342, S55

193.82) «1

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — Gener.\l Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countriee.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROUP Ill-Continued.

MIsrelUncous—

Cat-Kut or worm gut unmanu-
factured , adapted for the manu-
facture of whip or other cord
or of ligatures.

t

2,424
117
929

3.314

%

$ Ct3.

—

Total

6.784

Doi.

Doi.

31,476

64.860

99.967

1,558,819

6.694
12,305
35,792
627,058

944 28

gg3

1.M5 SO

2.'.iwi 111

46,764 57

Total

1,755,122

681,849

52,653 66

Lb.

Lb.
43,585
92

23. 149
32

6,365 97

■

8 80

32,763

598

10

482,751

15.240

272

27

310,885

4, 191 00

J^nan

74 80

Soa^

7 43

85.493 75

Total

559,799

349.605

96.141 75

Glue, pondered or sheet

SO

43

11 83

739,055

120.415

33,114 35

Total.

739,105

120.458

33,126 18

• .

' ^

44
129,433

12 10

35.594 41

129.477

35,606 51

Gold beaters' moulds and gold
beaters' skins.

211

97

92

5,489

P

5,889

United States

Guano and other animal man-

Cwt.
70,554

170,350

Cwt.

Honey, in the comb or other-

Lb.

Lb.

93,968

1,454

205

21.960

324,466

12,112

120

24

3,733

84,496

2.819 04

43 62

6 15

658 80

9,733 98

Total

442,053

100,485

13,261 59

Musk in pods or in grains

United Kingdom...

Oi.

10
16
131

292

920

.. 3,039

Ol.

United States

Total

157

4,251

Rennet, raw and prepared'

22

3,237

316

61,979

TVnmnrk

Total

65,554

CUSTOMS REPORT
SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity. Value.

Duty.

$

S cts.

S

$ cts.

S

S cts.

Doz.

Doz.

Doz.

31,476

64,860

99,967

1,558,819

6,694
12,303
35,792
627,058

944 28

2,999 01

46,764 57

1,755,122

681,849

52 653 66

Lb.
97,251

51,141

8,949 76

Lb.

Lb.

140,836

92

6,720

34,967

13.843

10

482,751

74,290
32

3,450
16.342

6,440

310. 8S3

15,315 73

8 80

6,720

3,430

603 75

, 603 73

2,204
13,245

i,i62

6,168

275 50
1,542 00

4,466 30

83,493 75

103,971

54,591

9,553 51

15,449

7,270

1,817 50

679,219

411.466

107,512 76

166,9

32,365

5,663 S8

166,944

50

153

739.055

32,365

43

77

120.415

11 83

153

77

19 25

33,114 35

166,944

32,365

5.663 88

153

77

19 25

906,202

152,900

38,809 31

12,802

2,240 37

12

3 00

12,814

44

129,433

2 243 37

12 10

12,802

2,240 37

12

3 00

142,291

37.849 88

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.
93,968
1,454
12,130
21,960
324,466

12,112

120

3,047

3.733

84,496

11,925

3 023

238 SO

9 733 98

11,925

3,023

238 50

453,978

103.508

Oz.

Oz.

Oz.

CUS'TOMf! REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — -General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP Ill-Concluded.

MlsceUaneous— Con .

Sausage skins or casings, not
cleaned ,

Sausage casings, n.o.p

t

2.114

S

t ct».

Australia

30,413
285

5,322 28

49 88

19.010
202.084

3,326 75

United States

35,364 83

Total

251.792

44,063 74

254. sa

l.OI.IH

274,853 43

Total, animals and animal pro-

16,S50.?67

n,83J,«e2

3,8S8,S40 49

GROUP IV

Fibres, textiles and tex-
tile products.

Cotton and manufactures, com-
posed chiefly of cotton-

United Kingdom. . . .

Japan

United States

Total

Lb.

5,332

291

111.717,913

3,847
34,004,891

Lb.

dyed.

111,723,536

34,008,824

Baits, batting and sheet wadd-
ing

3,860
229,882

1,294
51,733

323 50

12.933 25

233,742

53,027

13,256 75

1,842

460 50

United Kingdom....

United States

Total

United Kingdom. , . .
United States

Total

621,509
1.620,555

839,109
2.000,398

2,242,064

2,839,507

Yarn, cotton, polished or glazed,
when imported by manufac-
turers of shoe laces, for use
exclusively in the manufacture
of such articles in their own
factories

Knitting yarn, hosiery yam or
other cotton yarn dyed or not,
n.o.p.

38,848
139,229

62,419
125.046

178.077

187,465

150

1,823

1,039,356

268

2,803

742,587

67 00

700 75

185.646 75

Total.

1,041,329

745,658

186,414 50

192,296

143.211

35.802 75

Total.

192,296

143.211

35,802 75

Cr.SrrOJ/.'? REPORT
SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

i

% cts.

S

$ cts.

S

$ cts.

17,502

2,625 30

17,502

30.413

285

102,819
19.010

202.084

2,625 30

5,322 2S

49 88

102,819

15,422 85

15,422 85

3.326 75

35,364 S3

120,321

. 18,048 15

372.113

62,111 89

223, IM

35.744 41

7.359

1.83» 75

1.8«4,U7

312.437 39

z iti 21;

323,737 38

44t,S«3

132,372 4*

25.449,782

4,315,079 27

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

144

37

648

144

3,860

229,882

37
1,294
51,733

6 48

323 50

12,933 25

144

37

6 48

233,886

53.064

13,263 23

1.842

460 50

,

94,812

155,220

V IS"

27,163 69
32 63

94,812

933

150

1,823

1,039,356

135.220

187

268

2.803

742,587

27 163 69

933

67 00

95,745

155,407

27.196 32

1.137.074

901,065

213,610 82

221,832

355,814

62,267 60

221.832

171

192,296

355,814

386

143,211

171

386

86 85

221,832

355,814

62,267 60

171

386

86 85

414,299

499,411

98, 157 20

158

CUSTOilS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free ami

Articles.

Countriee.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROri' IV-Cnntinued.

Cotton and manufactures, com-
posed rblefly of cotton— Con.

Sewing cotton thread in hanks...

Lb.

t

Lb.

t

S eta.

5
333.132

16
413,169

1 60

Total

333,137

413,185

160

Jaoan

359. 100

Total

359,260

All other cotton thread, n.o.p. . . .

280

1

180,626

292

1

242,853

J

180.907

243, 146

Cordage, cotton of all kinds

6,000
2

36
144,072

1,800

1

24

58,947

0 25

14,736 75

Total. . . .

150, 110

60,772

15, 193 00

15.963

2.394 45

facture of tjTiewTiter ribbons.

81,921

Total

81,921

22.528 49

16

7

41

61,658

4 00

1 75

10 25

15.414 SO

Total

61,722

15.430 50

Duck, grey or white, n.o.p..

Yd.

Yd.

596
1,736,213

630
2,070.433

126 00

414,087 60

yard.

i, 736. 809

2.071.068

414,213 60

4.560
7,006.202

442
926,549

110 50

231.637 25

Total.

7.010.762

926.991

231.747 75

44,558

1,031

92

52

65.009

27,932

7.774.656

15,977

344

109

31

13,483

8,694

1,725,215

3,994 25

86 00

27 25

Italy

7 75

3,370 75

2,173 50

431.303 75

7.913.330

1.763,853

440.963 25

Bobbinet (white cotton) plain,
in the web.

~

1,417

73

IS 25

Total

1.417

73

18 25

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 1 1

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential TariSf.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

398,625

S cts.
29,896 02

Lb.

S

S cts.

Lb.

287,684

5

333,132

t

398,625

16

413,169

$ cts.
29 897 02

1 60

41316 90

287, 684

398,625

29,897 02

620,821

811 810

71 215 52

166,866

29,201 67

167,026

326

7,271

359.100

326

7,271

73 35
1,636 01

166,866

29.201 67

7,597

1,709 36

533,723

10,529

18,637

3,261 53

103
30

978

124

174

1,145

27 90
39 15
257 63

10,632

310

979

180,626

18,761

466

1,146

242,853

3,289 43

257 88

60,713 25

10,529

18,637

3,261 53

1.111

1.443

324 68

192,547

263,226

64.372 71

73,776

35,830

7,166 00

79.776

2

36

144,072

37,630

1

24

58,947

14 736 75

73.776

35,830

7,166 00

223,886

96,602

22.359 00

15,963

18,412

3,682 40

18,412
81,921

18,412

3,682 40

100,333

26 210 89

3,930

687 76

3,946

41
61,658

1 75

15 414 50

3,930

687 76

65.652

16 118 26

Yd.
162.391

128,685

19,302 75

Yd.

Yd.

162,987
1,736,213

129,315
2,070,'te8

19 428 75

162.391

128,685

19,302 75

1,899.200

2,199,753

433.516 35

1,201,990

155,835

23,375 25

1,201,990

4,560

7,006,202

155,835

442

926,549

23 375 25

1,201.990

155,835

23,375 25

8,212,752

1,082,826

255 123 00

5.896,358

1,157,552

202,572 19

5,940,916

1,031

92

52

65,009

27,932

7,774,656

1,173.529

344

109

31

13,483

8.694

1.725,215

'

3,370 75

5,896,358

1,157,552

202,572 19

13,809,688

2,921,405

1 66,024

37,458

5,618 70

166,024
1,417

37,458
73

5,618 70

166.024

37.458

5,618 70

167,441

37,531

5 636 95

160 CVfrrOMS KtV'OJfT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods. |

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GKltUP IV-Continued

Cotton and manufactures, com-
posed chiefly of cotton—Con.

t

i

664
301

34
841
253

S3

471

425,508

S cts.
132 80

■ 1 prl '

60 20

6 80

Italy

168 20

50 60

10 60

94 20

85,101 60

Total

428, 125

85,625 00

Embroideries, not otherwise pro-
vided for.

55

7
689

19 25

B. -Straits

2 45

241 15

J

153
30,215

53 .55

10,575 25

Total

31,119

10,891 65

■ ■ d ol ed

3,765

151

18.151

6,115

1,908

694

, 29

2,207

177,936

753 00

'

30 20

3,630 20

1,223 00

381 60

138 80

5 80

441 40

35,587 20

210,956

42,191 20

Lace, n.o.p., lace collars and all

46.040
387

26
20

16,114 00

135 45

nettings of cotton, linen, silk or
other material, n.o.p.

B. Straits

9 10

7 00

5,330

109,351

667

474

1.308

518,466

1,865 .50

38,272 85

233 45

165 90

457 80

181,463 10

682,069

238,724 15

Towling in the web

Yd.

Yd.

10,791

6,637

382,903

2,094
1,022
61,648

523 50

255 50

15,412 00

Total

400,331

64,764

16,191 00

Damask of cotton in the piece,
including uncoloured table-
clotlia, and napkins of cotton .

1,932

176

60

439

465

806

78,846

21,008

132.259

579 60

B India

52 80

18 00

131 70

139 50

Italy

241 80

23,653 80

6.302 40

39,677 70

Total . ...

235.991

70,797 30

Uncoloured cotton fabrics,
bleached, viz.:—

135, 33S

17,362

4,340 50

checks, brilliants, cords, piques,
diapers, lenos, Swiss jaconet
and cambric muslins, and plain
striped or checked lawiis.

135,333

17,362

4,340 50

/

CUiiTOMS REPORT

161

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariflf.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

S,6D2

t cts.
1,075 37

%

42,705

t cts.
7,473 38

i

51.971

301

3.875

1.004

1.312

53

68.342

425.508

S Ct3.

3.841

163

1,059

672 18
28 52
185 32

67,871

11,877 57

8,602

1,075 37

115,639

20,236 97

552.366

2,804

723 50

4.026

1,110 05

6,975

7
3,790
3.511
3.533
30.215

■

3,101
3,511
3,380

852 77
965 53
929 59

1.093 92

10 575 25

2,894

723 50

14,018

3,857 94

48.031

15 473 09

634,655
11

79,332 75
138

42,366

7,414 34

680.786

162

18. 151

36.542

5.490

6.856

29

70.961

177,936

30,427
3,582
6,162

5,324 73

626 85

1.078 35

5 SO

68.754

12.031 95

35,587 20

6J4.666

79,334 13

151,291

26.478 22

996,913

148,001 55

515,408
1.169

128,852 00
292 25

22,141

6.311 89

583.589
1.556

26

20

406

5.330

159.175

667

17.951

8.251

518.466

427 70

7 00

406

117 49

117 49

1,865 50

49,824

13.782 49

, 233 45

17,477
6,943

4,808 21
1,919 76

2.377 56

516,577

129,144 25

96.791

26,939 84

1.295.437

Yd.
1,855,270

318,563

55,748.90

Yd.

Yd.

1,866,061

6.637

382,903

320.657
1,022
61.648

255 50

318,563

55,748 90

2,255,601

383.327

609,834
19

121,966 80
3 80

611.766

195

60

439

465

806

78 846

21.008

132.259

56 60

131 70

241 80

23.653 80

6,302 40

39,677 70

609.853

121,970 60

845.844

192,767 90

1,000,816

52,311

9.1M45

1,000,816
135.335

52.311

17.362

9. 154 43

1,000,816

52,311

9,154 45

1,136,151

69,673

13,494 95

11— i— 11

162

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free ami

Countriee.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Articles.

Quantity. Value.

Quantity.

Valiie.

Duty.

GROIP IV Continued.

Cotton and maniiractures, com-
posed chiefly of cotton— Con.

Velvets, velveteens, and plush
fabrics, n.o.p.

Yd.

{

Yd.

5,418
, 4,945

2.828
5.682

{ cts.

848 40

1.704 60

Italv

Janan

699

681

204 30

(. :*-p-i(,n"fi'

596, S95

659, 182

197,754 60

Total

607,957

668.373

200.51; 90

Fabrics, printed, dycil or colour-
ed, n.o.p.

94,377

180

28,802

12,859

519,479

4,993

26,819,670

38,106

28

6,374

12,264

100. 0S9

1.799

6,990,071

12.384 45

9 10

2,071 55

3,985 80

32,528 93

584 67

2,271,776 38

Total

27,510.360

7,148,731

2,323,340 88

Jeans, coutilles, and sateens im-
ported by corset and dress stay

263,886

104,904

20,980 80

Total .

manufacturers, for use exclus-
ively for the manufacture of

263,886

104,904

20,980 80

such articles in their own fac-
tories.
Tape of cotton not over IJ' in
width.

144
1

417

1

222,155

."iO 40

M Knmr

0 35

Vt m>p

145 95

I

0 35

77,754 25

222,718

77,951 30

Tape, not dyed or coloured

31,350

7,837 50

Total

31,330

7,837 50

362

32

16,199

117 65

10 40

I' tpd States

5,264 78

16,593

5,392 83

United Stat^

Carpets, n o.p. (see wooUens) . . .

1,352

1,011

353 85

Seamless baps

'

Lnited iving o

42
9,202

8 40

1,840 40

Total

9,244

1,8^ 80

Cotton bags made up by the use
of the needle, not otherwise
provided for.

• J T."

9

1,678

182,446

3 IS

587 30

63,856 10

Total

184.133

64,446 55

Sheets, bed quilts and pillow
cases of cotton.

3.454

Soo

790

, 406

' 193

13.473

1,328

131

259,681

1,036 20

60 00

.\zores and Maderia

237 00

121 80

57 90

4.041 90

398 40

39 30

77,904 30

Tot'il

279,656

83.896 80

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163

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Prelerential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Yd.
2,247,284

S

1,520,454

S cts
266,080 01

Yd.

43.075

236,087

79

259

6,250

S

45,660

212,071

75

259

6,275

S cts

12.556 73

58,319 S3

20,63

71 23

1,725 63

Yd.

2,295,777

241,032

79

958

6,250

S96.895

i

1,568,942

217,753

75

940

6,275

659,182

S cts.

279,485 14
60,024 13

2,247,284

1,520,454

266,080 01

285,750

264,340

72,693 75

3.140,991

2,453,167

539,285 66^

5,008,585

1,252,146 25

16,321,696
180
28,802
12,859
519,479
■ 4,993
26.849,670

5,046,691

28

6,374

12,264

100,089

1.799

6,990,071

1,264,530 -<f

3 985 80

16,227,319

5,003,585

1,252,146 25

43.737.679

12,157,316

68,276

17,126

2, 140 77

68,276
263,886

17,126
1M,904

20 980 SO

68,276

17,126

2,140 77

332.162

122,030

23,121 57

83,203

20,800 75

83,347

1

417

1

222,155

77 754 25

83,203

20,800 75

305,921

98,752 05

2,733

478 31

2,733
31,350

478 31

2,733

478 31

34.083

8,315 81

3,852

963 00

4,214

32

16,199

1,080 65

5.264 78

3.852

963 00

20,445

6.355 83

1,352

1,011

471

70 65

471

42

9,202

^

471

70 65

9,715

15,i03

3.775 75

15.103

9

1,678

182.446

3.775 75

63,856 10

IS, 103

3,775 75

199,236

68,222 30

498.499

99,699 80

501,953

200

790

406

193

13,473

1,328

131

259,681

4,041 90

498,499

99,699 SO

778,155

183,596 60

11— i— ly

164

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 CiEORGE V, A, 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Ariiclee.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP IV— Continued.

Cotton and nunufsctures, com-
posed chiefly of cotton— Con.

t

X

862
32

204
69

147

S cts.
301 70

up. trimmed or untrimmed.

lUly

51 45

113
184.072

64,425 20

Total

185,499

2,006
4

18

16,471

37

296,128

601 80

.\2ores and Madeira

5 40

Total

314,664

150

2,940

318

130,536

52 50

1,029 00

111 30

45,687 60

Total

133,944

46,880 40

292
747
516
16
94
515
2,283
191
162.854

102 20

261 45

Azores and Madeira

5 60

32 90

ISO 25

799 05

66 85

56.998 90

Total.

167,508

58,627 80

.

891
1.651
1,029

311 85

577 85

360 15

Total

3,571

1,249 85

Doi.

Dn.

7
1,275

83
4,443

29 05

1.555 05

24,786

236.786

82,875 10

Total

26,068

241,312

84,459 20

Socka and stockings

Doa. Pair

V

Dot. Pair

66

116

30

28,322

547,510

282

154

145

39,837

1,311,325

98 70

S3 90

50 75

13,942 95

458,963 75

676,044

1,351,743

473,110 05

318
4.710

103,894
2,285

371,523

111 30

1,648 50

36,362 90

799 75

130,033 05

Total.

482,730

168,955 50

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

S

158,023

S cts.
39,505 75

12,734

i cts

4,138 55

i

171,619

32

204

155

147

2,581

8,510

184,072

i cts.

86

2V 95

2,581
8,397

838 83
2,729 09

158,023

39,505 75

23, 798

7,734 42

367.320

287,475

57,495 00

289,481

4

18

16,471

37

296,128

58,096 80

4 941 30

287.475

57,495 00

602,139

1,636

409 00

133
.814

43 88

264 55

1,921

3,754

318

130,536

1,636

409 00

949

30S43

136,529

47,597 83

825,277

206,319 25

32,650

. 10,611 40

858,219

747

516

16

1,960

7,433

2,283

64,803

162,854

217.032 85

1,866
6,918

606 45

2,248 35

2.428 60

64,612

20,998 90

825,277

206,319 25

106,046

34,465 10

1,098 831

42, 145

10,536 25

43,036
1,651
1,029

42, 145

10,536 25

46,716

Doz.

2,698

26,830

6,707 50

Doz.

1

2,294

503

23
13,197
2,645

7 48

4,289 03

859 63

Doz.

2,706

3,569

503

24,786

26.936

17.640

2.645

236.786

6.744 03
5.844 08

82,875 10

2,698

26,830

6,707 50

2,798

15,865

5,156 14

31,564

284,007

96,322 84

Doz. Pair.
27,361

79,640

19.910 00

Doz. Pair

27,427

116

30

28,322

547,510

Doz. Pair

79,922

154

145

39,837

1,311,325

20,008 70

13,942 95
458,963 75

27,361

79,640

19,910 00

603,405

1,431,383

493,020 05

12,799

2,879 88

13,117
4,710

103,894
2,285

371,523

2,991 18

36,362 90

130,033 05

12,799

2,879 88

495,529

171.835 38

166

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP W— Continued.

Cotton anci manufactures, com-
posed chiefly of cotton— Con.

S

S

1.727

237

237

12.661

6,302

900

181

1.556.409

%

604 45

82 95

82 95

4.431 35

Tftnon

2,275 70

317 10

63 35

544,743 15

Total.

1,578.860

552,601 00

2,817

985 95

cotton is component material
of chief value, n.o.p.

40

187

88

3,731

572

38,938

5,245

132

1,416.402

14 DO

Azores and Madeira
China

65 45

30 80

1,305 85

Italy

200 20

13,628 30

1,835 75

46 20

495.740 70

1.468,152

513,853 20

Total, cotton and manufactures,

37.035,736

23,2«6.774

<,884,;2( K

Flax, hemp, linen and jute and
manufactures thereof—

United Kingdom....
United States

Total

Cwt.

268
300

5,752
2,936

Cwt.

568

8,688

Hemp, dressed or undressed

3
2,233
70,651

30

33,70il

1,174,707

New Zealand

United States

Total

United Kingdom....

United States

Total

United Kingdom....

Japan

United States

Total

United Kingdom....
United States

Total

72,887

1.208,438

Oakum of jute or hemp

2,134
17,568

32,732
245.648

19,702

278,380

Yarn li en for the manufacture

Lb.
28,820
9,314
14,725

21,344
9,367
11,781

Lb.

imported by the manufac-

52,85J

42.492

exclusively in the manufacture
of such articles in their own
factories.
Jute or hemp yarn, plain, dyed,
or coloured, for weaving pur-
poses, for insulating wire, or for

76,946
3,622,023

22,762
679,424

3,698,969

702,186

Sail twine of flax or hemp to be
used for boats' and ships' sails

649
973

399
842

19 95

42 10

Total

1.622

1,241

62 05

I.inen thread, n.o.p

4,332

6,569

1,642 25

Total

4,332

6,569

1,642 25

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

V^alue.

Duty.

%

155,919

$ cts.
38,979 75

S

5,009

% cts.
1,627 93

%

162,655

237

237

26,628

70,600

906

1,565

1,556,409

i cts.

13.967
64,098

4,539 38
20,831 85

8 970 73

317 10

1,384

449 89

155,919

38,979 75

84.458

27,449 05

1,819,237

120,750
2

30, 187 50
0 SO

123,567

2

40

187

88

3,731

572

38,938

5,245

132

1,416 402

31 173 45

14 00

30 80

1,305 85

1,835 75

120,752

30,188 00

1,588,904

13,637,076

2,870, »3 31

882,621

227,438 I*

37,726,471

Cwt.

Cn-t.

Cwt.

-

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

'^

.

649
973

399
842

1,622

1,241

62 05

113,853

187,125

32,746 92

113,853
4,332

187,125
6,569

32,746 92
1,642 25

113, 8S3

187,125

32,746 92

118.185

193,694

34,389 17

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP IV— Continue.!.

FUi, hemp, linen and Jute and
manuTactures thereof— Con.

United Kingdom. . .
B. India

Yd.

708.575
236.000
28.165

t

143.095
31.450
5.445

Yd.

t

% ct«.

cropped, mangled, pressed,
calendered, nor finished in any

United States

Total

972.740

179.990

4,359
142.801

Total

147.160

6,135

Bails.

128

186

1.306

11,068

mats of hemp or jute.

2,767 00

Total

12,688

3,172 00

16.990.000
4,677.690

2,384,167
840,089

238 416 70

than cropped, bleached, man-
gled or calendered.

Total

21.667.690

3,224,256

322,425 60

2,923

56

2

6.095

192

5.9,'i2

7,963

20.332

3.138

47

23.213

Malta

Azores and Madeira

1,828 50

Italv

6 963 90

Total

69.933

20,979 90

China ..^. ...:.::

1,118
27
435

223 60

Japan .:...

87 00

Total

1.580

Fabrics of flax, unbleached, n.o.p

1.469
268.790

550
35.243

137 SO

Total

270,259

35,793

8,948 25

1.517
5.076

630
2.258

157 50

Total

6.593

2.888

6.5
2.079

142
1.535

-46 15

498,92

Total

2,144

1,677

545 07

1,400
168.276

404
42.058

10,514 50

Total

169,676

42,462

10,615 50

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Yd.

i

$ cts.

Yd.

i

S cts.

Yd.

$

S cts.

6,135

11,436
451

2,001 35
78 92

11,564

637

24,600

11,068

23,294

5,241 23

5,567 73

2 767 00

11,887

2,080 27

23,294

5,241 23

47.869

2,460,680
40,772,309

492,252
4,789,385

.36,918 90
359,203 85

2,460,6.SO
57.762,309
4,677,690

492,252

7,173,552

840,089

84,008 90

43,232,989

5,281,637

396,122 75

64,900,679

8,505,893

560,801

112,160 20

563, 724

56

. 2

6,095

192

5,952

7,983

20,332

3,1.38

47

23,213

0 60

560,801

112,160 20

630 734

133,140 10

275

34 38

275

1,118

27

435

275

34 38

1,855

350 38

1,747,953

473,257

70,988 55

1,749,422
268,790

473,807
35,243

1,747,953

473,257

70,988 55

2,018,212

509,050

79,936 80

304,738

121,710

21,299 32

306.255
5,056

122,340
2,258

21 456 82

304.738

121,710

21,299 32

311,331

124,598

49,056

14,191

3,547 75

49,121
2,079

14,333
1,535

3,593 90

14,191

3,547 75

51.200

15,868

4.092 82

792, 147

190,265

33,296 51

793,547
168,276

190.669
42,058

.33,397 51

792,147

190,265

33,296 51

961,823

232,727

170

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP IV— Continued.

Flax, hemp, linen and Jule and
Dumufaceures thereof— Con.

Linen tape not over IJ inches in

1

S

S eta.

12,957

12,957

174

600

7,677

2,303 10

8,451

Bags or ^acks ot hemp, linen or

394
2.613

428
190,726

Total

194.161

124
109

43 40

38 15

134
40

14 00

1,223

428 05

1,630

570 50

127

otherwise manufactured.

Doz.

Doz.

8
52

2 go

4

4

60

13
3.962

4 55

1,386 70

3,975

1,391 25

4,774
1,390
81,746

1,193 50

347 50

20,436 50

87,910

21,977 50

107
211

127

210

363

47,662

37 45

Azores and Madeira.

73 85

73 50

16,681 70

Total . ...

48,680

17,038 00

Total, flax, hemp, linen and Jut«

2,5(7,134

3,7<3,m

456.(74 i;

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

i

1,364

S cts

341 00

~ %

$ cts.

1.364
12.957

$ cts.

^^

4.334 95

i,364

341 00

14.321

4.875 95

134.268

26,853 60

134.442
600

7.677

26.903 80

2.303 10

134,268

26,853 60

142.719

29.388 90

20,894

3,134 10

21,288

2,613

6,611

428

190,726

3.212 90

6,611

991 65

991 63

S3 60

38, 145 20

27.505

4,125 75

321,666

42,957 95

271,534

67,888 50

2,295
21
13

745 87
6 82
4 23

273.973
130
13
134
40
4,002

68.677 77

4,002

1,300 68

1 300 68

271,554

67.888 50

6,331

2,057 60

127

Doz.

g

391

97 75

Dot.

Dot.

8
4

399
52

8

391

97 75

12

451

118 75

527

131 75

527

13

3,962

131 75

1.386 70

527

131 73

4,502

222,406

33,360 90

.

227,180
1,390
81,746

34 554 40

'

20.436 SO

222,406

33,360 90

310,316

55,338 40

7,788

1,947 00

7,895
211
127
210
363
47,662

16,681 70

7,788

1,94V 00

56,468

18,985 00

7,5N,S51

Wl.Wi N

n vti

7 M8 SI

172

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — GENER.4.L Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity .

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GHOIP IV— ( ontinued.

Silk and manufactures com-
posed chiefly of silk—

'

S
2,168

$

t ct«.

Japan

United States

Total

Lb.

1,338
212.103

8,363
1,389,459

Lb.

twisted or advanced in manu-
facture in any way.

213,441

1,397,818

Silk in the ^m or spun, imported
by the manufaeturere of rib-
bons and shoe laces .

Silk, in the gum, when imported

503

50 30

United Kingdom . .
United States

Total

7,171
16.229

35,112
99.579

wear or of woven labels and
spun silk for the manufacture
of silk thread for use exclusive-
ly for the manufacture of such
articles in their o^\-n factories.

Silk. spun, not coloured, n.o.p.,
silk in the gum not more ad-
vanced than single: tram or
thrown organzine, not coloured.

Sewing and embroidery silk.

23,400

134.691

4, .95

25,883

3,882 45

404

3

145

120

275,960

101 00

0 75

36 25

3i 50

68,990 00

Total

276,638

69, 159 50

13,204
12.402
15,586
9,539
40,390
730,353

2,640 SO

component material of chief

2.480 40

Italy

3,117 20

1,907 80

8. 078 00

146.070 60

Total

'

821,474

164.294 80

Bolting cloth, not made up

124

6,883

308

882

58,407

Italy

Total

66,604

Velvet-", and plush fabrics, n.o.p.

Yd.

Yd.

5
12,551

30
15,429

9 00

4.628 70

Italy

34,051

95,792

28,737 60

Total.

46,607

111,251

33,375 30

Fabrics, n.o.p

8,703

23

C52

155,850

19,139

99

104,935

2,610 90

6 90

195 60

46,755 00

5.741 70

Italv

29 70

31,480 50

8,170,632

2.451,189 60

Total

8,460.033

2,538,009 90

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173

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preterential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

i

i cts.

t

$ cts.

i

t cts.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

.(....

503

4,195

25,883

3,882 45

77,846

13,623 11

78,250

3

145

126

275,960

68,990 00

77,846

13,623 11

354,4)i4

21.229

3,715 08

34,433
12,402
15,586
9,539
40,390
730,353

6,355 88
2,480 40

1,907 80

8,078 00

146,070 60

21,229

3,715 08

842,703

168,009 88

Yd.

61,735

144,214

25,237 61

Yd.
5,265
10
5

8,996
30
11

2,282 38
6 00
3 03

Yd.

67,005

12,561

5

34,051

153,210

15,459

11

95,792

27.528 99

4.634 70

3 03

28.737 60

61,735

144,214

25,237 61

5,280

9,037

2,291 41

113,622

264,502

60.904 32

127,383

22,379 79

783,235

162.071 23

919,821

23

652

155,850

576,498

7,785

5,655,977

413,780

8,170.632

187,061 92

557,359

7,686

5,551.042

413,780

111, 552 98

2,113 65

1,110,565 67

82,771 60

127,883

22.379 79

7,313,102

1,469,075 13

15,901,018

4,029,464 82

;

CLSTOilS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. 15. — GEXER.4L Stafement of Merchandise Free and

Count riea.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROrP IV-Contmued.

Silk and manuractures, com-
posed chiefly of slik~Con.

Blouses and shirt waists

United Kingdom...

$

S

1 cte.

2,359

884 63

Japan

109, IM

40,936 83

Total

111.523

41.821 46

Handerkerchiefs - .

196
1,4«!!

209

4

1,592

68 60
513 80

73 15

1 40-

557 20

China

576

201 60

Total

4,045

I.4J5 75

6.337

8,54S

14

2.217 95

2,991 80

4 90

ials.

1

1,481,545

518,540 75

Total.

1,496.444

523.755 40

Shawls

45
22

16 88
8 25

473

177 39

Total

540

202 52

Shirts

D02.

Do.

15
239

49

335

7,791

18 38

2.921 65

Total

255

S,175

3.065 66

Doz. Pair

Dot. Pair

41

6

260

4, 179

382.689

B. Straits Settle-

1

617
50,933

Total

51.582

387, 175

135,51. 25

47

7

43

170

8,370

8.637

3.022 95

Clothine

1.063

697

101

12.306

952

)

China

1

1

1

1

990.015

Total

1.005.134

1

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

1,716

S cts.
514 60

S

15

468
5,476

S cts

4 88

152 10

1,829 68

$

1,731

2.827

5,476

109,164

$ cfs.

1,036 73
1.829 63
40,936 83

1,716

514 SO

5,959

1,986 66

119,198

44.322 92

14,929

3,732 25

448

145 60

15,573

1.468

209

4

89,814

198

576

3,946 45

73 15

88,222
198

28,672 29
64 35

29,229 49

14,929

3.732 25

88,868

28,882 24

107,842

34,030 24

15,822

3,560 17

239,084
30,719
5,225
82,375

59,803 13
7. 680 65
1,306 25

20,600 43

261,243

39,267

5,239

82.375

1.481,545

65,'5Sl' 25
10.672 45

20.600 43
518.540 75

15,822

3,560 17

357,403

89,390 46

1,869.669

125

37 50

it Vk. li

26
33

8 44.
10 73

48
33
473

123

37 50

59

19 17

724

Doz.

■25

941

282 30

Doz.

9

302

98 15

Doz.

34

1
666
239

1,243

49

16,762

7,791

1
380 45

651

16,427

5,338 82

5.464 45
2.921 65

25

941

282 30

660

16,729

5,436 97

940

25,845

8.784 S3

Doz. Pair.
799

8,160

2,040 00

Doz. Pair.

Doz. Pair
S03

1

27

617

50,933

8,201

6

260

4,179

332, 689

2.054 35

133! 941 15

799

8, 160

2,040 00

52,381

395,335

137,551 25

2,139

481 29

2,186

7

43

170

8.370

2 45

2,929 50

2,138

481 29

10.776

3,504 24

75,223

22,566 90

10,696
5

3,482 75
1 63

86.982

702

101

33.872

169.116

2.791

990,015

26,448 28
263 01

21,566

168,164

2,791

7,009 85

54,654 35

907 07

75,223

22,566 90

203,222

66,055 65

1,283,579

465.549 49

176

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP IV— Continued.

SUk and msnufacliires, com-
posed cblefly of silk—Con.

}

S

1,086
40.5

lis

MO

1,831

188

142.220

t cts.
406 88

otherwise provided for, or of
which eilk is the component
part of chief value, n.o.p.

151 88

43 13

367 50

Japan

686 63

70 50

53,332 54

Total

146.824

55,059 06

Total, silk and manufactures.

i.m.nsi

12, 864, 2)9

3,9iS,SS3 24

Wool und manufactures, com'
posed chiefly of wool —

Wool and the hair of the camel.
al[)aca. goat and other like
animals, not further prepared
than washed, n.o.p.

Leicester, Cotswold . Lincoln-
shire, South Down combing
wools, or wools known (
lustre wools and other lil^
combing wools, such as are
grown in Canada.

Noils, being the short wool that
falls from the combs in worsted
factories: and worsted tops,

Wool waste in the white, gar
netted, for the manufacture of
woollen goods.

Yarns, composed wholly o
part of wool, worsted, the hair
of the goat or like animal. n.o.p.
costing thirty cents per pound
or over when imported on the
cop. cone or tube or in the
hank, by manufacturers ol
woollen goods, for use exclusi-
vely in their own factories.

Yarns, woollen and worsted,

Yam, spun from the hair of the
alpaca .

United Kingdom....

Lb.

350,263

4,980,624

1,775,918

100

7,683,639

316,820

241,561

527,813

202,722

2,900,989

1,161,267

40

4.071,174

Lb.

3. S. Africa

Vewfoundland

New Zealanci

89,779
513,785

United States

Total

15,876.738

9,226,408

400
1,694

20O
1.443

12 00

50 82

2,094

1,643

62 82

United Kingdom....

4,774,033

446

540,314

5,314,793

Jnited Kingdom....
United States

Total

215,337
178,047

156,655
153.642

393,384

310,297

•

173,311

390, ioo

78,020 00

173,311

390. 100

78.020 00

6,507
1,133
13,172

10,313
7,284
24,541

3,093 90

2,185 20

7,362 30

Total

20,834

42,138

12.641 40

United Kingdom . . .
United States

Total

United Kingdom . . ,

4,979
114

11,779
2.7

5,093

11,996

18, 149

42,873

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

S
43,433

$ cts.
13,029 90

*

3,803

S cts.
1,236 83

48,323

403

115

11,521

47.139

196

142,220

t 0t3.
14,673 41

43 13

10,541

45,308

8

3,440 26

14.750 17

2 60

3,807 76

73 10

33,332 54

43,433

13,029 90

59,662

19,429 66

249,919

87 518 62

S33,C«»

1U,2M 70

8.»54,(>41

1,CS2,5S} 33

n,431,S8«

S,743,3n Z»

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

*

400
1,694

200
1.443

12 00

30 82

2,094

1.643

62 82

1,839,931

3,047,060

380.883 02

1,859,951
173.311

3,047.060
390, 100

380.883 02

78.020 00

1.859.951

3.047,060

380.883 02

2,033.262

3.437, 160

438.903 02

265,522

476,083

95,216 60

272.029
1,155
13,172

486.396
7,284
24,541

98,310 50

7,362 30

265,522

476,083

93,216 60

286,336

318.221

107,858 00

.

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods. |

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROUP rV -Continued.

Wool and manufactures, com-
posed chiefly of wool— Con.

Felt, pressed, of all kinds not
filled or covered by or with

Lb.

i

Lb.

t

( cts.

1,135,810

321,449

80,362 25

Total

1,135,819

321,449

80,362 25

Felt cloth, n.o.p

Yd.

Yd.

193
. 60,203

929
126, 175

325 15

44,161 25

60.396

127,104

44,486 40

Felt, adhesive, for sheathing
vessels.

1,147
964

2,111

Flannels, plain, not fancy

In

50
43,723

24
18,948

8 40

6,631 80

Total

43.773

18,972

6, MO 20

Coatings and overcoatings

1,503
41,932

4,435
111,763

1,552 25

39,117 05

Total

43,435

116.198

40,669 30

Prunella cloth of wool

United States

2,762

1.0S4
65.794

2,197
103,907

768 95

36,367 45

Total

66.878

106,104

37, 136 40

Women's and children's dr&ss
goods, coat linings. Italian
cloths, alpacas, Orleans, cash-
meres, henriettas, serges, bunt-
ines, nun's cloth, ben^alines,
whipcords, fwills. plains or jac-
quards of similar fabrics, com-
posed wholly or in part of wool,
worsted, the hair of the camel,
alpaca, goat or like animal, not
exceeding in weight six ounces
to the square yard, when im-
ported in the gray or unfinished
state for the purpose of being
dyed or finished in Canada.

United Kingdom...

Sq. Yd.

Sq. Yd.
7.029

9,558

2,389 50

41,232

41,251

10.312 75

Total

48.261

50,809

12.702 25

Yd.

Yd.

2.214

3R4

1.792

493.329

6.071

937

5,544

1,073.742

2,124 88

.....

327 95

1,940 40

375,809 70

Total

497,719

1.086.294

380,202 90

48.557

7,708

521

4.874

2,358,371

16,994 95

composed wholly or in part o
wool, worsted, etc., n.o.p.

2,698 15

182 35

1,705 90

United States

Total

825.429 85

2,420,032

847.011 20

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179

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.
66,514

S
57,588

$ cts.
8.638 20

Lb.

%

S cts.

Lb.

66.514
1,135.819

%

57 588
321,449

t cts.
8.638 20

80,362 25

66.514

57,588

8,638 20

1.202,333

379,037

89,000 4S

Yd

66,895

20.088 50

Yd.

Yd.

24,242

193

60,203

66,895

929

126,175

20,068 50

325 15

44, 161 25

24,242

66.895

20,068 50

84,638

193,999

64,554 90

^

188,746

66,690

15,003 36

188,746

50

43.723

66,690
24

18,948

15,005 36

8 40

6,631 80

66,690

15,005 36

232.519

85,662

21,645 56

1.051,656

315.496 80

408.428
41.932

1,056,091
111.763

317,049 05

39.117 05

1 406,925

1,051,656

315,496 80

450.360

1,167.854

356. 166 10

'*~ —

504,854

782,425

234,727 50

505,938
- » 65,794

784.622
103.907

235.496 45

36.367 45

504,854

782.425

234,727 50

571,732

888.529

271.863 90

q. Yd.
. 2,568,144

1,948.898

292,334 70

Sq. Yd.

'

Sq.Yd.
2,575 173
14,059
41,232

1.958,456
14.081
41.251

294.724 20

14,059

14,081

3,168 23

3.168 23

10.312 75

2,568.144

1,948.898

292,334 70

14.059

14,081

3.168 23

2,630,464

2.013.788

308.205 18

Yd.

981,054

2,464,740

739,422 00

Yd.

Yd.

983,268

384

1.792

493.329

2,470,811

937

5,544

1,073,742

741.. 546 85

'

327 95

1,940 40

375,809 70

981,054

2.464.740

739,422 00

1.478.773

3.551.034

1,119,624 90

5.153.411

1,546,023 30

5,201,968

7,709

521

4,874

2,358,371

1,563,018 25

2.698 15

182 35

1,;05 90

825,429 85

5.153,411

1,546,023 30

7,573.443

2,393.034 50

. — r

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CVSTOMf^ UEPOKT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15 — Geneu.\l Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROrP TV-Continued.

Wool and manufactures, com-
posed chiefly of wool— Con.

Yd.

i

Yd.

5,583
56,367

4,533
31,762

S cts.
1,583 75

wool, coraraonly described and
sold as lustres, mohairs, alpaca
and Ituliim lininj^s.

11,116 70

61.950

36,287

12,700 45

Blankets composed wholly of
pure wool.

Pair.

Pair.

7
6,980

47
24.532

16 45

.

8,586 20

6,987

24,579

8,602 65

No.

No.

178

231

SO 85

Railwa

613
28,137

214 33

0,847 95

Total

28,750

10,062 50

Knitted goods, n.o.p

1,086

38

4

64

127

1,476

217,749

380 10

13 30

1 40

22 40

44 45

516 60

76,212 15

220,544

77. 190 40

Shawls

1
7,555

0 35

2,644 23

, Total

7,556

2,644 60

Doi.

Dos.

,

33

454

153 90

Total

33

454

158 90

Do2. pair.

Doz. pair.
544

22

27

16,966

1,851

HI

120

74,965

647 83

38 l»5

Jaoan

42 00

26,237 75

17,559

77.047

26,966 45

Undershirts and drawers, n.o.p..

6,015
25
3,663
2,826
38,462

2,103 25

8 75

1,282 05

989 10

13,461 70

50,991

17,846 85

1,2.54

13

3,751

28

202

1,136,416

438 90

4 55

1,312 85

9 80

70 70

397,745 60

Total

1,141,664

399,382 40

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181

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff. 1 Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods

Quantity.

Value. Duty.

Quantity,

Value.

Duty.

Quantity, i Value.

Duty.

Yd.

i S cts.
1 355,767 3n.i.n4S 03

Yd.

$

S cts.

Yd.

2,027.795
56.367

t

1,360.292
31.762

S cts.
306,«31 78

11,116 70

1,355,767

305,048 03

2,084,162

1,392,054

317,748 48

Pair.
6,057

43,481

9.783 29

Pair.

Pair.
6,064
6,980

43,528
24,532

9.799 74

8,586 20

6,057

43,481

9,783 29

13.044

68,060

18,385 94

No.

No.

No.

178

231

80 85

42,294

12,688 20

42,907
23.137

12,902 75

9.847 95

42,294

12,688 20

71.044

22.750 70

265,860

59,819 13

266,946

38

4

64

127

1,476

217,749

13 30

22 40

76,212 15

265,860

59,819 13

486,404

137,009 53

93,835

28, 150 50

93,836
7.555

28, 150 S5

93.835

28,150 50

101.391

30,795 10

8.883

2,664 90

Doz.

Doz.
335
33

8.883
454

335

2,664 90

158 90

335

8.883

2,864 90

368

9.337

2,823 80

Dot. Pair
95.406

490,360

122,590 00

Doz. Pair.

Doz. Pair.

95,950
22
27

16,966

492,211

HI

120

74.965

123,237 85

38 85

95.406

490.360

122,590 00

112.965

567,407

149,556 45

128,147

28,833 30

134,162

25

3,663

2,826

38,462

30,938 55

8 75

^

989 10

128.147

28,833 30

179, 138

46 680 15

105,2.55

31,576 50

106,509

13

3,751

28

202

1,136 416

32,015 40

4 55

70 70

105,255

31,576 50

1.246,919

431,158 90

182

COSTOilS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Free Goods.

Geoeral Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP IV-Contioued.

Wool and manufactures, com-
posed chiefly of Wool— Con.

S

t

4.531

72

349

435

491,962

t cts.

ing apparel, composed wholly

172,186 70

ToUl

497.349

174,072 15

Yd.

Yd.

124
1,378

367
3,372

the roll.

United States

Total

1.402

3.739

No.

No.

M2

8,460

2,961 00

Total.......

342

8.460

2.961 00

Yd.

Yd.

30
569

82
1.792

Total

S99

1.874

No.

No.

4

18
653

203
745

19,391

71 03

China

Total

675

20,339

Yd.

Yd.
203

211

73 85

all kinds in the roll.

United States

2,705

2,011

703 85

Total

«

2,908

2,222

777 70

Carpets, tapestry and velvet.

No.

No.

27
1,382

465
19,677

162 75

6,8S6 95

Total

1,409

20,142

7,019 70

Yd.

Yd.

2,840

2. 082

728 70

all kinds in the roll.

Total. .. .

2,840

2,082

728 70

No.

No.

648

3,399

1,189 65

kinds in squares.

Total

648

3,399

1,139 65

119
49
1
84
4
73
3,382

5,244

2,422

200

1,963

315

1,040

185,053

1,835 40

847 70

70 00

687 03

110 25

R^.;::::::::::::

364 00

L'ni ted States

64,768 55

Total

3,712

196,237

68,682 95

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Trade Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

A'alue.

Duty. '

t

334,754

i Ct3.
100,426 20

S

$ cts.

$

339,285
72
349
435

491,962

S cts.
102,012 05

25 20

122 15

152 25

172,186 70

3.34,754

100,426 20

*^ 832,103

274,498 35

Yd

20,635

5,158 75

Yd.

Yd.

7,962
1,278

21,002
3,372

1 , 180 20

7,838

20,635

5, 158 75

9.240

24, 374

No.

45,964

11,491 00

No.

No.
1,787
342

45,964
8,460

45,964

11,491 00

2,129

54,424

• Yd.

7,552

1.888 00

Yd.

Yd.
3,275
569

7.634
1,792

3.245

7,5.52

1,888 00

3,844

9,426

No.

940

23,602

5.900 50

No.

No.

944

. 18

653

23,805

745

19,391

5,971 55

MO

23,602

5,900 50

1,615

43.941

Yd.
12,996

17,378
39

4,344 50
9 75

Yd.

Yd
13.199
20
2,705

17,589

39

2,011

13,016

17.417

4.354 25

15,924

19.639

No
12,0S5

123,074

30,768 50

No.

No.
12,112
i,382

123,539
19.677

30,931 25

12,085

123,074

30,768 50

13,494

143,216

Yd.

412

246

61 50

Yd.

Yd.

412
2,840

246
2,082

412

246

61 50

3,252

2,328

No.

530

132 50

No,

No.

80

648

80

530
3,399

80

530

132 50

728

3,929

265

9,074
5,582

2,268 50
1,395 50

384
111
1
84
4
73
3,382

14,318

8,004

200

1.963

315

1.040

185,053

4,103 90

62

327

14,656

3,664 00

4.039

210,893

184

CCSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value-

|D«ty.

GROUP IV— Continued.

Wool and manufactures, com-
posed chiefly of wool— Con.

Mats and lie;irth rugs, up to 3 tt.
X 6 ft. .ind runners.

i

S

725

tiS

3

4

3.828

9.429

58,769

% cts. •
253 75

23 80

1 40

1,339 80

3,300 IS

20,569 15

Total

72,826

25.489 10

Total, wool and maiuifactures.

14.911,240

7.0D;,C15

2.383.g0.i K

Fibres, n.o.p.—

B. India

United States..:....

United States

United Kingdom. .

Philippines.

United States

Total

United Kingdom....

B. Straits Settle-

Lb.
395,084

23,445

Lb.

Fibre, Mexican, istle, or tampico

Cwt.
917

19,782

Cwt.

Fibrilla, fla.\ fibre and Has tow.

5,533

71.566

Manilla gr.iss

4,524

2.934

306,692

70,386

68.325

6,078,100

314,150

6,216 817

Fibre, vegetable, nop

368

332

1.724

931

20

9

10,608

10.232

5,976

74<i

16,298

180

189,985

Dut^h E. indies. . . .
Mexico

United States

Total

.

13,992

223.503

e, 555, 113

Miscellaneous-
Belting of all kinds except rubber,

5,651
134,711

1,554 02

37,045 99

Total

140,362

38.600 01

kbinler-s cloth

59,284

59S

218,363

278.245

Coco^ carpeting, mats, rugs and

243
28
21

517

60 75

"

7 00

5 25

129 25

Total

809

202 25

Carpet linings and stair pads. . . .

804

201 OO

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

%

38.524

t Ct5.

9.631 00

$

$ cts.

39,249

68

3

4

3.828

9.423

58.769

S cts.
9,884 75

1 40

38,524

9.631 00

111.350

18.nt.2$3

4.122.44C M

14. (SI

%.v» a

2S.187.»;8

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

^

208,010

41,602 00

213.661
134,711

208,010

41,602 00

348,372

80.202 01

3
924

0 53
161 72

3
1.167

28
21
517

129 25

927

162 25

1.736

364 50

804

201 00

186

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP IV— Continued.
HlsceUaneous— Con .

t

t

113
1.238
2.704

( cts.

iai.

4.055

-United Kingdom...

3.739

blank print cloth.

3.739

1,094.348

1.879

81,304

250

1,469,788

ring, salmon, seal, seine.

in variety of sizes and tlireads.

Total

2,647,569

balls, and head ropes for fish-
ing nets, ni.'uulla rope not
exceeding U inches in circum-
ference for holding traps in the
lobster fishery; barked roar-
line, and net norsels of cotton,
hemp or flax, and fishing nets
or seines, when used exclus-
ively for the fisheries, and not
including lines or nets common-
ly used for sportsman's pur-
poses.

United States

Lb.

22,374,574

5,457.632

Lb.

17,300

1,495

1,814

1.305,438

6,463

32S

335

355.781

1,615 75

83 75

1,326 047

362.904

90, 726 00

200

12

53

19.564

60 00

3 60

Japan

15 90

5,869 20

Total

19,829

5,948 70

Doz.

Doz.

436
198
255
714
16.131

965
179
450
923
31.541

361 87

67 12

168 7a

346 13

United States

11,828 02

Total

17,734

34.058

12.771 89

Pair.

Pair.

xyolite or celluloid.

1,548

348

130 51

Total

1,548

348

130 51

Crapes, black, mourning

976

195 20

Total

976

195 20

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff. Treaty Rates. |

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity. Value. | Duty.

Quantity.

Value. ' Duty.

Quantity.

Value. 1 Duty.

'

s

1,691

S Ct3.

211 45

983
24,254

S Ct3.

172 37
4,244 46

i

2.789
23.492
2,704

$ Ct3.

406 42

4,492 06

340 30

1,691

21 1 45

23,239

4.4l6 83

30.985

3,439 28

8»4

89 40

8M
3.739

89 40

360 83

894

89 40

4.633

£30 25

'

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

204,317

66,405

13,281 00

221,617

1.495

1.814

l,305.43i

72.868

325

335

355.781

14,896 75

81 25

83 75

88. 945 23

20*. 317

66.403

13,281 00

1.530.361

429.309

101,007 00

3.826

765 20

4,026
12
53

19.364

823 20

3 60

15 90

5,869 20

3,826

765 20

23.633

6,713 90

Doz.

11,833

17,834

4.458 50

Dot.

-

Dos.

12.289
198
255
714

16,131

18.799
179
430
923

31.541

4,820 37

\x:::::::.

67 12

168 75

346 13

11,828 02

11,833

17,834

4,458 50

29,587

31.892

17.210 39

Pair.

2V0

75

18 7S

Pair.

Pair.

270
1,548

73
348

18 75

130 51

270

75

18 7s

1,818

423

149 26

4,708

588 5S

727
718

' 127 23
123 68

5,435
718
976

715 73

125 68

:: ;':;:;i ;.:;;.;:::.

195 20

1 4,708

588 52

1,445

252 9i

7,128

1.036 63

-.-

—

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROUP IV— Continued.
MlscelUneous—Ctfn.

Antiseptic surgical dressings,

S

4.800

16

459. 192

i cts.

tow, jute, gauzes and oakum.

Total . ...

464.008

92.801 60

dressings, plain or medicated.

United States

161,406

kind not made in Canada for
use in the manufacture of hose
pipe.

2,877

exceeding seven inches wide
when imported by manufac-
turers of card clothing, for use
exclusively in the manufacture
of card clothing in their own
factories.

2,398

1 280

675

4,372
238.599

S39 30

Total

246,324

1.891

or made in patterns of such size,
shape or form or cut in any such
manner as to be fit only for
covering buttons, when im-
ported by manufacturers of
buttons.

Sq. Yd.

Sq. Yd.

48
1,469.079

14
860,300

Total

1,469.127

860,314

512
627.510

411
241.306

United States

■

84.457 10

528,022

241.717

176
45
93
983
2
1,009,957

52 SO

27 90

0 60

Total

1.011,256

4,700
23,6«9
44.395

United States

72,764

United States

2,399

599 75

417,492

62.623 80

imported by manufacturers of
rubber boots and shoes, for use
exclusively in the manufacture
of such articles in their own
factories*.

Total

417.492

62.623 SO

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

VMue.

Duty.

Quantity

Value. 1 Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

164,857

% eta.
20,607 27

i

S cts

169,657

559

459. 192

% cts.
21,567 27

543

95 05

98 '5

91,833 40

164,857

20,607 27

543

95 05

629,408

113,503 92

73,698

16,582 46

76,096

280

675

4,372

238,599

17,421 78

98 00

236 25

1,530 20

S3. 509 65

73,698

16,582 46

320,022

102,795 86

Sq. Yd.
191, 159

220,600

55,150 00

Sq. Yd.

Sq. Yd.
191.159
48
1,469,079

220,600

14

860,300

55,150 00

4 90

191,159

220,600

55,150 00

1,660.236

1,030,914

356.259 90

11.831

8,423

2,105 75

12,343
527,510

8.834
241,306

2.249 60

84,457 10

11,331

8.423

2,105 75

539,853

250,140

86,706 70

92,788

18,557 60

92,964

46

93

983

2

1,009,957

18,610 40

13 50

27 90

294 90

0 60

302,987 10

92,788

18,557 60

1,104,044

321,934 40

2,399

599 75

S.S3;

553 70

5,537
417,492

553 70

62,623 80

5 537

553 70

423.029

63,177 50

-

*

■

190

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Xo. 15 — General Statement of MfrchaiKlise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP IV~Concluded.
M Isccllaneous—Con .

Lb.

t

Lb.

t

t Ct3

1,793,692

254,627

from yarn or t hread, machined .

1,793,692

254,627

31 828 73

United Kingdom. . .
Newfoundland

C»t. ,

6.422

39

G.OOO

557.750

72,873

851

13,389

1,850.159

Cwt.

United States

Total

cullet.

570,211

1,937,272

Lb.

Lb.

650

sss

58 80

or cotton for the manufactured

United Kingdom. . .
Italv

61,562

500

1.480

97,664

213,495
1,807
8,817

499,534

United States

Total

from cotton or wool when

161.206

723,653

knitted, woven or braided
fabrics, for use only in their own
factories in the manufacture of
such knitted, woven or braided
fabrics.

5

159

298.560

1 00

31 80

Total

298, 724

Webbing, non-elastic, when im-
ported by manufacturers of
suspenders for use exclusively in
the manufacture of such art-
icles in their own factories.

3.316

663 20

4.512

1.579 20

nop., and T^-indow shade cloth

Total

4.512

1,579 20

il.tSS.SM

i.sn.m

1.t7o.Ug 34

Total, fibres, textile and textile

73,954,«<3

51,305,003

14, 852, in 72

products.

i

GROUP V.

Chemicals and chemi-
cal products.

Acids-
Acetic and p>Toligneous. n.o.p..
not exceeding proof strength.

Gal.

Gal.

43

20

645

3,713

21,499

6.235 12

Total. .

3,713

21.499

6.235 12

4,029

1,620

405 00

crude, of any strength not
exceeding 30 per cent.

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption^ — Continved.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

' Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value,

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb
97 434

29,617

S cts.
2,221 29

Lb.

i

S cts.

Lb.

97,434
1,793,692

$

29,617
254,627

i cts.
2,221 29

31,828 73

97 434

29.617

2,221 29

1.891.126

284,244

34.050 02

Cwt.

C«-t.

Cwt.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

650

588

58 80

6,438

S04 81

6.443

159

298,560

S05 81

31 80

59,712 00

6,438

804 SI

305 162

60,549 61

3,316

663 20

26,413

5,942 97

26,413
4,512

5,942 97

l,.'i79 20

26,413

5.942 97

30,925

7,522 17

932. 741

183, ;oi n

ti.tn

4. 7«4 79

5.333 129

1,363.81« OS

4«.88C,710

8,394,845 N

9,M7,S95

1,925,237 95

101,199,307

25,172.190 56

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

43

20

6 ■•S

.

25

2 48

7
3,713

25
21.499

2 48

6.235 12

7

25

2 48

3,720

21.524

6,237 60

4,029

1,620

405 00

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-Gener.\l Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countriea.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP V-Continued
Aelds-CoB.

United Kingdom....
United States

Total

United States

Lb.

4,480
330.372

i

773
48,040

Lb.

$

% cts

less than 25 pounds.

354.853

48.813

1.656

148

95,618

7.558

239 11

128.722

.8.644

4.194 99

United Kingdom. ..
United States

Total

94,187
13,059

33,911
5.957

107,246

39.868

173,559

39.202

7.840 40

12.185.903

206,691

30,464 89

United States

United Kingdom...
Italy

34,181

23,429

64,280
79,4+J
185,834

45.933
50,455
143.113

United States

Total

329,553

239,501

Acid, other, n.o.p

316

5

37

1.475,567

157

850

205.663

35 33

0 23

>91 25

46.275 89

Total

1.475.925

206,676

46.502 70

351, ;5>

5»1,»1«

S5.8S8 M

Potash and pearl ash in packages
of not lean than 25 pounds each.

Potash or potassa, bicarbonate

Potash, bichromate..

United Kingdom. . . .

Japan

United States

Total

3.052
2.240
7.319

962

S96

4.832

12.611

6,690

663

582

87 30

3,952

3.941

689 67

Total

3.952

3.941

689 67

United Kingdom.-..
United States

Total

20.154
989

10,237
561

21.143

10,798

819

954

143 10

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Cantinued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

-Quantity

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

S

$ cts.

Lb.

i

$ cts.

Lb.

S

S CU.

»5,61S

7,558

128,722

18. t^

4.194 99

173,559

39.202

12,185,903

206.691

202. 198

120,331

18,049 65

202,514

5

37

1,475,567

120,488

1

850

205.668

46,275 89

120,331

18,049 65

1,678,123

327.007

Kt.Ut

18.152 IS

tsa.itt

663

532

35

10

1 50

35
3.952

10
3,941

35

10

1 50

3.987

3,951

819

954

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No. 15. — C;ener.\l Statement of Mcrchandisp Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods. |

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP V— Oontinueil.
Potash salts-Co-
Potash, caustic, in packages of
not less than 25 pounds each.

Lb.

6.778
16.077

t

5.004
11,710

Lb.

t

t cts.

I'nitcd States

Total

United .States

United Kingdom. .

22,855

16,714

22.591

9,848

prepared than ground.

43.040

102,580

1,270

3,024

893

322.896

22,845

56.016

683

1,425

501

180,183

argole.

Italy

United States

ToUl

473.703

261,653

Potash, muriate, and sulphate of.

112,000
337,657

19,320
46,103

Total

449,657

65.423

United Kingdom ...

Potash, red and yellow prussiate

1,253
1,732
6.257

2,557
1,677
8,786

United States

Total

9,242

13,020

19,902

200

863,659

3,429

7

158,526

United States

Total

United States

383,761

161,962

176,000

8.852

potash salts for fertilizers.

1,}3«,S«S

554. IN

S,434

5,477

r»n

Soda salts-
Soda ash or barilla..

Soda, bicarbonate of. .

Soda, bichromate of . .

Soda, bisulphite of

.'nited Kingdom... -
.'nited States

Total

United States

14,861.757
71,398.304

230.889
1,685.034

86.260,061

1.915.923

857

146

-

517.505
5,547,213

9,517
123,026

1,665 47

21.529 64

Total

6,064,718

132.543

23,195 11

United Kingdom. ..
United States

Total

United States

152,220
982.266

35.472
183,230

1,134,486

218,702

10.658,446

47.587

93.912

9,260

2,315 00

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates. |

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. Duty.

Lb.

%

S cts.

Lb.

$

S cts.

Lb.

S

$ cts.

-

39

10

1 5«

S,«

5,487

$21 57

2,734 35

1.044,342

18,229

1,551,847
5.547,213

27,746
123,026

1.044,342

18.229

2,734 35

7,109,060

150,772

93,912

9,260

2,315 00

==

11— i— 13i

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free ami

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

CiKOUPV-Continued.
Soda salts— Con.

Lb.

S

Lb.

155,904
11,155,055

$

10.472
507.037

t eta.

Total.

11,310,959

517,. 109

33,933 02

United States

582

144

9,734

I'nited .States

United Kingdom. .

Hong Kong

Chilf

United SUtes

Total

United States

United States

United Kingdom. .
United States

Total

United Kingdom. .

United States

Total.

United Kingdom...
United States

Total

360.200

8.590

ported by tanners for use in
their own factories in the tan-
ning of leather.

3.200
34.631,S72
49,398,278

1

102

1,058,895

2,235,371

84.033,351

3.294.369

18.615

5.272

60.339

19.739

227.964
785.837

64.935
100,336

1.013.801

165,271

Soda, sal

27.139
10.644.763

575
170,771

10.671,902

171,346

1.017.725
24,452,390

21,857
265,504

25,470,115

28V. 361

Salts, glauber

463,257

9.398

1,644 66

Total.

463,257

9,398

1,644 66

United States

United Kingdom. .
United States

Total

2.062.938

88.459

32.890,788
34.726.974

21O.068
410.378

87.617,762

626.446

C.84*.»5

C78,144

«,7>i n

ChemlcaLs, Inoreanlr, n.o.p.—

Acid phosphate, not medicinal

3.102,469

307.891

61.578 20

United States

United Kingdom. . .

152

136

56.000

724

cake.

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tarifif.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

Lb
6S 334

4,615

$ cts.
137 05

Lb.

%

t cts.

Lb.

224,428
11,155,055

S

15.087
507,037

t cts.
601 76

4.613

137 05

U. 379.483

522, 124

9,734

87,956

682

102 30

87,956
463,257

682
9,398

102 30

1,644 66

87,956

6S2

102 .■iO

551,213

10,080

1,746 96

23.52C

2,S7S JO

7(1. »7t

3,102,469

307,891

61 578 20

198

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No. 1§. — Gener.\l Statement of Merchandise P>ee and

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

QROIP V— Continued.

Chemicals, Inorganic, n.o.p.

-Con,

Alum, in bulk, ground or un-

rnitod Kingdom . . .

Lb.

1,692,647

%
41,963

Lb.

89.400
23.690,807

S

3,016
415.137

$ cts.

301 60
41,513 70

sulphate of alumina, or alum
cake.

Total

1,692.6*7

41.963

23,780,207

418,153

41,815 30

2.038
736,017

315
85,507

United States

Total

United States

United Kingdom . . .
United States

Total

China

733,035

85.822

140. 153

6.949

Sal ammoniac

209. »t6
484,009

23,853
67,382

693.855

91,235

56,000
20,000
414,099

5,656
2.877
50.905

Japan

United States

Total

United States

United States

United States

United Kingdom...
United States

Total

United Kingdom . .
United States

Total

United Kingdom . . .
United States

Total

United States

United States

490,099

59,438

36,647
2,231

13,637

emetic, chloride and lactate
(antimonine).

678

219, 177

24.671

15.060
107.351

3.926
27,498

ture of peroxide of hydrogen.

122.411

31,424

turers of peroxide of hydrogen .

38,726
8.538,905

1,155
113,399

8,577,631

114.554

2,240
2,309,525

292
180,800

2,311,765

181.092

6

10

723

980

11,958.547

174.362

17,937 62

rite of lime in pkgs. of not less
than 25 lb.

178,423

13,751

3,437 75

ito of lime in pkgs, less than 25
pounds.

United States

81,757

6,047

1,732

303 14

gas.

United States

1,000

96

. ■

_ ,.,

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity,

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

$

S cts.

Lb.

%

$ cts.

Lb.

89,400
23,690,807

%

3.016
413, 137

S cts.
301 60

41,513 70

23,780,207

418.153

41,815 30

_

-

n, 958,547

171,362

17,937 62

178,423

13,751

3.437 75

1,732

303 14

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200

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countrio..

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP V— Continued.

Chemicals, Inontanlc, n.o.p.

—Con,

United .States

Lb.
3,S09

$
1.571

Lb

t

t cts.

per. dry.

300
2. 526. 418

125
320,482

United States

Total

United Kingdom

2,526.718

220,607

123,941

gen.

Total

123,941

United Kingdom . . .

2.2M

300

5,941

7,634

654

20,044

United States

Total

United Kingdom .
United States

Total

United Kingdom .

United States

Total

United States

8,481

28,332

5.332
771,279

299
15,374

776.611

15,673

15,752
107,279

16,239

123,031

18,291

3,629,307

94.222

3,360
132,007

292
15, 224

Total

135,367

15,516

United Kingdom - -
United States

Total

United States

10
53, 6S6

10
26,216

53,696

26,226

528

170,611
194,464,002

2,192
2.039,980

United States

Total

United States

flour.

194,634.613

2.042.172

Tin, bichloride of

124

106

169
9,084

Total . . .

9.253

152

26 60

United Kingdom .
United .States

Total

187
427,992

49
32,900

428, i79

32,949

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

i

S cts.

Lb

i

S cts.

Lb

i

S cts.

^

11.219

1,682 85

11.219
123.941

1.682 85

30.985 25

11.219

1.682 85

135. 160

32.668 10

' '

5,160

1.090

163 50

8.320
132.007

1.382
15.224

214 60

2.664 30

5.160

1,090

163 50

140.527

16.606

2.878 90

152

26 60

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free ami

Art idea.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP V— Continu.-d

Cheinleals, Inorganic, n.o.p.

—Con.

Cyanide of potassium, cyanide
of Aodium, and cyanogen brom-
ide for reducing metab in
mining- operations

I'nited Kingdom . . .
United States

Total

[,b.

l,197.46o
393,969

S

324,108
100.020

Lb.

i

t CU.

1,591,437

424, 12S

Total, chemlrals. Inorganic,
n.o.p.

I.S7S,5»

1,«U,4W

158, 7M 2C

Chemicals, organic, n.o.p.—

.\cetone and amyl acetate.

3,420

1,026 00

Albumen blood, egg albumen
and egg yolk.

542
44,829
11,450
72,688

54 20

4.482 90

1,145 00

7,268 80

Total

,

129,509

12,950 90

Gums^'amphor

900

18

35,483

15,317

1,277

29

45, 108

19.068

223 48

5 08

7.893 90

3,336 95

Totol

51,718

65.482

11,459 41

Cocmne

Oz.

Oz.

1,674
505
100
500

9,529

22,405
5.300
1.146
5.684
107.259

3,920 87

927 50

200 55

994 70

18,770 24

Total.

12,308

141.794

24,813 86

L'nited States

Glycerine, when imported by
manufacturers of explosives,
for use exclusively for the
manufacture of such articles in
their own factories.

Glycerine, n.o.p

Lb.
2.010.398

1,179.313

Lb.

426
20.731

386
4.457

67 58

i

779 98

Total

21,157

4.843

847 56

Morphine

Da.

Oz.

966

140

2,580

6,322

285

35,607

1,106 35

49 88

6,231 31

Total.

3.706

42,214

7,387 54

United States

Nicotine, sulphate

Lb.

18,428

14.322

Lb.

29,067

750

4,446

436,882
8.833
88.-840

29,067 00

750 00

4,446 00

Total

34,263

534,555

34.263 00

121
2

2,190
57

163 35

2 70

Total

123

2,247

166 05

Papaine

251

43 94

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 1 1

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption- — Continued .

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates .

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

i

S cts.

Lb.

S

S cts.

Lb.

$

S cts.

12,30!)

1,846 33

1.087,807

180,64$ 61

3,420

1,026 00

542
44,829
11,450

72,688

54 20

4,482 90

1,145 00

7, 268 80

129,509

12,950 90

18,207

26.164

3,924 60

19, 107

18

35,483

15,317

27.441

29

45, 108

19,068

4,148 08

5 08

7,893 90

3,336 95

18.207

26,164

3,924 60

69,925

91,646

15,384 01

Oz.

25

329

49 35

Oz.

Oz.

1,699
505
100
500

9,529

22, 734
5,300
1.146
5,684
107,259

3.970 22

927 50

200 55

994 70

18.770 24

25

329

49 35

12.333

142, 123

24.863 21

•

426
20,731

386
4,457

67 58

21,157

4,843

Oz.
26,381

136.981

20,547 15

Oz.

Oz.
27,347
160
2,580

143.303

285

35,607

21,653 50

6,23i 31

26,381

136,981

20,547 15

30,087

179. 195

27,934 69

I,b.

Lb.

Lb.

29,067

750

4,446

436.882
8,833
88,840

34.263

534,555

121
2

2.190
57

123

2,247

251

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROUP V-Continued.
Cbemlcals, organic, n.o.p.— Con.

Quo^ia juice

t

12

S

S cts.

United ^Kingdom. . . .

Quinine, salts of

o».

17.042

5

110,564

57,380

12.937

6

96.734

50.800

0*.

United States

Total

1S4.991

160.477

Pyroxylin :in<i wood n;iphttia.
preparations of. for coating
imitation leather, and for the
manufacture of leather belting.

50.173

5,017 30

Collodion for use in films for
photo engravings and for en-
graving copper rollers, when
imported by photo engravers
and manufacturers of copper

Gal.

Gal.

493

1,165

203 89

1.3S4.IU

175. tSJ

*S,i;» 45

1

Dyes—

United Kingdom. .

Switzerland

United States

Total

Lb.

404.774

60,404

1.321,024

261.687

103.737

1.660,273

Lb.

in water, in bulk or packages of
not less than one pound weight
including alizarine and arti-

1. 786. 202

2.025,697

Anilinc dyes, in packages of
less than 1 lb. in weight.

2,862

2,473

432 77

2,862

2,473

432 77

United States

United Kingdom...
United States

Total

United Kingdom. .
United SUtes

Total

288.756

77,662

Anilme Its

2.347
6.535

785
2,559

8.882

3,344

Annatto li uid or solid

172
50,822

213
21,108

' '

70,994

21,321

Blueing, laundry blueing

931
7,379

209 47

1,660 40

Total

S.310

1,869 87

United Kingdom...
Italy

5,000
30.000
261.770

375
1,272
12,406

United States

Total

United States

United States

296.770

14.053

-

87.298

57.661

379

318

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Con'inued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity. | Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Doty.

S

S Ct3.

t

i cts.

S

S cts.

Oi.

Oz.

Os.

50.173

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

493

1,165

in. 474

U.itl 1»

1,1».U7

IZt 7N n

Lb

Lb.

Lb

550

475

71 25

550

2.862

475
2.473

71 25

550

475

71 25

3.412

2.948

504 02

78,729

11,809 35

79.660
7.379

78,728

11.809 35

87,039

.

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No. 15. — General State.mbnt of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free .Goods. j

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP V— Continued.

Dyes— Con.

Dyeinfi or tanning articles in a
crude state used ir dyeing or
tanning, n.o.p.

United Kingdom . . .

Lb.

56,750

218, 176

1,491,378

1

3.983

8,703

136.213

Lb.

S

t cts.

United States

Total

United Kingdom . . .
United States

Total

1,766,304

148,899

Indigo, pa*te and extract of

47.698
97,747

32,230
49,723

I45,44.'>

81,953

Iron liquor, being solution of
acetate or nitrate of iron adap-
ted tor dyeing and calico print-

407
7,360

Total

7,767

United States

United Kingdom . . .

Logwood and fustic, ground, and
ground oak bark

Extract of logwood, fustic, oak.
and oak bark and quebracho

46,246

4,409

223,989

2,965

3.613,792

32,881.039

16,077

216

184,568

1,815,581

\rfentinfl

United States

Total

United States

United States

36.721.785

2.016,442

Nut galls and extracts thereof ^

8,791

3,369

Persis, or extract of archill and
cudbear.

Red liquor being a crude acetate
of aluminum prepared from
p>Toligneous acid and adapted
for dyeing and calico printing.

Saffron, saffron cake, safflower
and extracts of.

Terra japonica, gambler or cutch

1,134

263

28

United States

United Kingdom .
BE. Indies, other
B. Straits

Settlements

Newfoundland

1,038

2.192

45. 182
50,400

155,065

100

5,600

651,527

5.376
3,600

12, 192

10

472

72,551

United States

ToUl

United Kingdom .
United States

Total

United Kingdom . . .
United States

907,874

94,201

Turmeric

18,144
91.607

3.460
10,587

109,751

14.047

Ultramarine blue, dry or in pulp

13,610
384.659

2.112
84,498

398.269

86,610

Total, dyes

4,«M,7S<

M,781

t.mu

.

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff-

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Dut.v.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

S

S cts.

Lb.

S

$ cts.

Lb.

S

S cts.

-

;»,204

U,880 60

8»,98;

14,183 ?4

1

208

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No. 15. — Gener.\l 8TATE.MENT of Mcrcliandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Articles.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROUP V— Continued.
KiploalTcs—

Nitrate compounds adapted for

United States

Lb.

200

$

200

Lb.

t

S cts.

use in the manufacture of ex-
plosives

Fireworks, firecrackers and tor-
pedoeti, all kinds.

H 'ivnnff

3.021
1.922
25,647

980 25

480 SO

6,411 75

Total

31,490

7,872 60

■

uses, non

United States

37.492

7,440 89

Total

37,492

7.498 40

Gun. rifie. sporting, cannon.
musket and cannister powder.

Blasting and mining powder, ,

United States

United States

62,790

82.244

1,883 70

3.129

276

62 50

Giant powder, nitro. nitro-i^lyc-
erine and other explosives,

United States

224,171

148,044

5,604 28

n.o.p.

Total

224. 171

14S.044

5,604 28

Total, eiplosWes

IN

279.S46

22.«21 18

Soaps—

30
1.320
87.226

7

369

16.909

0 60

Castile

United States

;::;;;:::;;:

1.744 52

Total

88.576

17,285

1.771 52

Common or laundry

4,758,249

443,221

47.532 49

Total

4,754,249

443.221

47,582 49

Common soft and liquid

United States

■ 131,836

11.224

3,647 88

Total

131.836

11,224

3.647 a8

United States

1.645

338

109 87

Toilet

1,226
138

2.073

758

562.524

398 45

h"' k

44 8.5

F p

673 73

J

246 35

United States

182.820 99

Total

566.719

184.184 37

Soap, n.o.p.. including pumice,
silver and mineral soaps, sa-
polio and like articles.

3

170

5

117

62

147.710

0 98

. . IJ ^

55 25

'h^ tt

1 63

Frnnrp

38 03

J

20 IS

United States

48.006 10

Total

148.067

48.122 14

United States

16,351

1.549

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. 1 Duty.

Quantity,

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

t

$ cts.

V- Lb.

%

S cts.

Lb.

;

$ cts.

512

89 62

512

3,921
1,922
25,647

89 62

980 25

480 50

6,411 75

513

89 62

32.002

7,962 12

104,270

13,033 82

101.270
37,492

13,033 82

7,498 40

104,270

13,033 IS2

141.762

20,532 22

62,790

62,244

1,883 70

3,125

276

62 SO

398

211

10 47

598
224.171

211
148,044

10 47

5,604 28

598

211

10 47

224,769

148,255

5,614 75

1*4, N3

13,133 M

384.33*

M,(S5 21

2,338

400

23 38

2,368
1,547
87,226

4or

395
16.909

23 98

227

26

2 27

28 67

2,338

400

23 38

227

26

2 27

91,141

17.711

1,797 17

6.830

1.020

44 40

6.830
4.758,249

1,020
443,221

44 40

47,582 49

6.830

1.020

44 40

4.765,079

444.241

47,626 89

2,800

332

74 70

2,800
131,836

332
11.224

74 70

3,647 88

2,800

332

74 70

134.636

11,556

3,722 58

1.645

338

109 87

27.797

6,254 50

29,023

138

2.073

758

562.524

44 85

^

673 73

246 35

182,820 99

27.797

6,254 50

594.516

190,438 87

5,150

1,158 78

5.153

170

5

117

63

147.710

1,159 76

55 25

1 63

38 03

20 15

48,006 10

5,150

1,158 78

153,217

49,280 92

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No. 15. — General Stafement of Merchandise Free and

Articlw.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General TariCf.

Quantity .

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROUP V-Continued.
Soips— Cob.

Lb.

(

Lb.

t

S CtB

119

525

543,390

7

«8
42.7i5

2 28

22 10

13,882 46

Total

543.034

42,790

13.906 84

1,549

l.»».«44

2M n5 11

Colaurs, paints and varnlsbes—

Lamp bladt, bone black, ivory

United Kingdom .
United States

Total

11.300
3.205.986

3.381
310,981

3.217.286

314,362

i,900
36.908

522 50

10, 149 88

38,808

10,672 38

United Kingdom - - -
United States

Total

l.'i.OSO
109,834

11,934
$3,269

125.614

65,203

15

138

6,612

3 75

Japan

34 50
1.653 00

Total

6.765

1,691 25

50
300, /22

6
25,414

1 80

United States

7,624 20

300,772

25,420

7,626 00

1,000
47,612

105
5,0.55

39 38

1,895 63

Total . .

48.612

5.160

1,935 01

Lead, red, dry, and orange

1.074.249

101,243

5,062 15

United States

Cwt.
18,418

163,156

Cwt.

Lb.

Lb.
3,438
26
61
421
165
3,244,310

569
5
20
424
112
371,682

170 70

1 50

6 OO

127 20

Jaoan

33 60

111,504 60

Total

3.248,421

372,812

111,843 60

277.055

17.S20

2.876.741

5,641

789

65,549

846 15

Italv

118 35

9,832 35

Total

3.171,616

71,979

• 10,796 85

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dati»ble Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

Lb.
34 750

S

1,950

S cts.
433 75

Lb.

t

% cts.

Lb.

34, 750

119

625

542,390

%

1,950

68
42,715

$ " cts.
438 75

2 28

^

22 10

13,882 46

34,7S0

i.950

438 75

577,784

44,740

14,345 59

36, M9

7,994 51

26

2 27

1,266,319

307,321 89

522

78 30

522
1,900
36.908

78 30

522 50

10, 149 88

522

78 30

39.330

10, 750 68

15

138

6,612

3 75

34 50

1,653 00

6,765

1,691 25

-.

50
300,722

6
25,414

1 80

7.624 20

300,772

25,420

7.626 00

1,000
47.6i2

iOo
5.055

39 38

1,895 63

48,612

5,160

1,935 01

1.074,249

101,243

5,0«2 15

C»-t.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Lb.
223,867

50,473

10,094 60

Lb.

Lb.

227,305
26
61
421
165
3,244,310

51,042

20

424

112

371,682

10,265 30

1 50

127 20

33 60

223.867

50,473

10,094 60

3,472,288

423,285

121,93* 20

277,055

17,820

2,876,741

5,641

789

65,549

3,171,616

71,979

10,796 85

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No. 15. — General St.^tement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value. '

Quantity-

Value.

Duty.

GROUP V— Continued.

Colours, paints and farnlsbes

—Con.

Lb.

t

Lb.

1.312

1.50

3.355

2

4.848,570

S

202

179

106

7

411.830

t cU.
45 45

lUly

'

23 85

1 58

United States

92.662 51

Total

4.853 389

412.324

92.773 67

Gal

Gal.

269

13.540

1,221

23

39.949

336 25

1 25

17.050 00

13.910

4i,193

17.387 50

Lb.

Lb.
73.622

32.224

3.222 40

1.490
337.287

140
14.509

35 00

3.627 25

Total

338.777

14.649

3.662 25

Varnish, lacquers, japans, japan

Gal.

Gal.

u

36.919

169
72,000

40 33

23,584 37

Total

36.930

72,169

23,624 59

L'nited Kingdom...

Lb.
1.903

720

Lb.

16.648.169

1.392.793

69.639 65

Total

1.903

720

16.618.169

1.392.793

69.6.19 65

Total, colours, paints and var-

Stt.Ul

;.S87.»*

I5$,tS7 M

Miscellaneous chemicals-
Baking powder

6

22

6.365

3

8

1.378

036

1 32

381 90

Total

6,393

1,389

383 58

561

56 10

not bored or otherwise manu-

561

56 10

balls and cylinders coated with
tin-foil or not, but not finished
or further manufactured, and
celluloid lamp shade blanks
and comb blanks.

Celluloid, xylonite or xyolite in
sheets, lumps, blocks, rods or
bars, not further manufactured
than moulded or pressed.
( Free, when for use in Canadian
manufactures).

Celluloid, manufactured of. n.o.p.

660,293

11,112

555 60

43
64
121
12
43
210,764

7 .S3

11 io

21 !<

Italy

; 10

7 S.*!

36.88.5 27

Total

211.047

36,934 SI

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Freaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity ,

Value.

Duty.

Lb.
146.319

33,414

% cts.
5,012 10

Lb.

$

S ets.

Lb.

147,631

150

3,35S

4,848.570

S

33.616

179

106

7

411,830

S cts.
5,057 55

40 28

23 85

1 58

92.662 51

146,319

33,414

5,012 10

4,999,708

445,738

97,785 77

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

2u9

1

13,640

1,221

23

39,949

336 25

I 25

17,050 00

13,910

41,193

17,387 50

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

73,622

32,224

3,222 40

3,000

96

16 80

4,490
337, 2»7

236
14,509

51 80

3,627 25

3.000

96

16 SO

341,777

14,745

3,679 05

Gal.
2 607

5,861

1,400 55

Gal.

Gal.

2,607

11

36,919

5,861

169

72,000

1,400 55

23,584 37

9,861

1.400.63

39,537

78,030

25,025 1+

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

16,648.169

. 1.392.793

16.648,169

1,392,793

M.SCC

16,602 35

2,c;;.9«5

3;C,53S 65

3

8

1,378

22
6,365

381 90

6,393

1,389

383 58

19

0 95

19
561

19

0 95

580

11,112

7.146

1,071 90

7,189
64
121
12
43
210,764

1,079 43

36,885 27

7,.146

1.071 90

218,193

38,006 71

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No. 15. — CiENER.\L Statement of Merchandise Free ami

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GU(n'P V— Continued.
Miscellaneous cbemlcaU— Con.

Liquid preparation?, non-alcohol

S

t

1,841

2,128

37

118,513

; 01,

United States

29,628 25

122,519

12,013

38.448

403

318

130.514

8,818

985,969

3 003 25

Belgium

(dry).

China

Total

1,176,485

294,121 25

12,504

2.140

309

21.907

212

524

180.121

1 284 00

China

Holland

Total

217,717

.

ing proprietary preparations

Lb.

Lb.

400
200

687
245

103 05

United States

36 75

not less than ten pounds each .

Total

6^0

932

3,026
1,398
86
70.575
4,035
272,676

983 45

and all other perfumed prepara-

27 95

1,311 37

351,796

114,334 88

Ga!.

Gal.

86
36
283
116
3,603

1.880
164
8.307
1,282
17,259

1,128 00

98 40

4,984 20

769 20

10,355 40

not more than 4 ounces each.

Total

4.124

28,892

17,335 20

64

2

1.282

243

1,339

7

41,301

• 4.627

727 60

8 80

20.366 0

2,579 80

preparations containing more

Total

1.591

47,274

23,o82 60

984.662

98,466 20

984,662

>

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Dutyr

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

i

30,768

i cts.
6, 153 60

S

S cts.

$

32.609

2.128

37

118,513

t cts.

532 00

9 25

29,628 25

30.768

6, 153 60

153,287

257,531

51,506 20

'

269,544

38,448

405

31o

1.30,514

8,8l8

985.969

32,628 50

257,531

51,506 20

1.434.016

12.504

2,140

309

21,907

212

524

180.121

185 40

^

127 20

217,717

13.543

1,106

77.473

31

3,385 75

276 50

19,368 25

7 75

13.543

1,106

77,473

31

3,385 75

92. 153

23,038 25

92, 153

Lb.

Lb.

599

969

121 13

Lb.

999
200

1,656
245

599

969

121 13

1,199

1,901

29,011

7,252 75

32,037
1.398
86
70.575
4.035
272,676

8,236 20

8»,620 89

29,011

7,252 75

380,807

121,587 63

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

86
36
283
116
3,603

1,880
164
8,307
1,282
17,259

1,128 00

4,984 20

10,355 40

4,124

28,892

17.335 20

64

2

1,282

243

1,339

7

41,301

4,627

20,366 40

1,591

47.274

23,682 60

146

7 30

146
984.662

98,466 20

146

7 30

984.80s

==•==

.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. 15. — Gener.\l Statement of Merchandise Free and

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP V-t^ncIuded.
Miscellaneous chemicals— Con.

Ink. printing

Ink. writing

S

t

S cts.

M

4 80

Jnnnn

143.631

28, 726 20

ToUl . .

i43,6SS

28,73. 00

272
305
15
89
27.692

68 00

3 75

22 25

6,923 00

Total

28.373

7,093 25

All other drags, dyes and chemi-
cals, etc., not otherwise pro-

23.6S«

216

5,433

9.208

15.745

38

9.727

5.281.682

4, .45 58

37 80

950 78

1,611 40

Jaiian

-

2,755 37

Mexico

6 65

1,702 23

924,296 11

Total

.5.345,738

935,505 92

cct.m

».m.\st

1,718, CM 14

Total, chemicals and chemical
products.

1S.S49.93S

15.9N.H*

Z,$U,t« 3t

GROUP VI.

Iron and Steel, and
manufactures thereof.

Iron ore and Iron partially
manufactured

Ton

Ton

840,986
1.386,933

883,545
5,048,456

67.278 88

110,954 64

Total

2 227,919

5,932,001

178,233 52

Iron in pig

63,933

1,977.217

159,832 50

Total

63.933

1.977,217

159,832 50

1

29

2 50

Spiegeleisen and ferro manganese
containing not more than 15 per
cent manganese, and other
ferro alloys n.o.p.

Cwt.

Cwt.

14.643

339,246

1,830 50

Total

14,643

339,216

1.830 50

21

450

4 69

than 15 per cent silicon.

-

7,758

23.436

969 77

than 15 per cent silicon.

Ferro-manganes* and spiegeleisen
containing more than 15 per
cent manganese.

United Kingdom...

Too
10,458

225
22.599

1,979,564

29.130

1.797.548

Ton

United States

Total

33.282

3.806,242

==

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

i

13.624

i cts.
1,703 05

S

34

$ cts.
5 95

13,658

24

240

IS

143,631

t cts.
1,709 00

4 80

240
18

42 00
3 15

42 00

28, 726 20

13,624

1,703 05

292

51 10

157,571

30,485 15

21,252

3,187 80

21,524
305
301
515

27.692

3,255 SO

76 25

286
426

diss

95 85

68 13

US 10

6.923 00

21.252

3,187 80

"12

160 23

.50,337

10,441 28

292,208

43,831 20

315,897

216

5 433

9,208

15,745

38

9,727

5,281,682

47,976 78

37 80

950 7S

2,755 37

1,702 23

292. 20S

43,831 20

5,637.946

979,337 12

«ol.70S

114.714 75

91,126

23.370 71

9.417,983

1,SSS,S85 M

1,282,592

«11,720 90

94,152

23.372 98

17,373,390

3,051,799 18

Ton.

Ton.

Ton.

840,986
1,386,933

883.545
5.048,456

67,278 88

2.227.919

5,932,001

178,233 52

56

2,056

84 00

56
63.933

2.056
1,977,217

84 00

159,832 50

56

2,056

84 00

63,989

1,979,273

159,916 50

1

29

2 50

Cwt.
1,024

143, 137

76 80

Cwt.

Cwt.
1,024
14,643

143, 137
339,246

76 80

1.830 SO

1,024

143. 137

76 80

15,667

482.383

1,907 30

21

450

4 69

V

7.758

23,436

Ton

Ton

Ton

.

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articlea.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General TarifT.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

(iROl'P VI— Continued.

Iron ore and Iron partially
manufactured— Con.

Cwt.

$

Cwt.
5.808

t
51,974

$ cts.
7.796 10

Iron or steel ingots, cogged in-
gots, blooms, slabs, puddled
bars, and loops or other forms.
n.o.p., less finished than iron or
steel bars, but more advanced
than pig iron, except castings.

Iron or steel billets, weighing not
less than 60 lbs. per lineal yard.

Steel billets, n.o.p

2.433

7,513

304 13

>

77.411

287.252

9, 676 49

1,397

4,051

488 95

I'nited States

Lb.
55,129

1.313

Lb.

Iron or steel scrap, WTOught, be-
ing waste or refuse, including
punchings, cuttings and clip-
pings of iron or steel plates or
sheets, having been in actual
use; crop ends of tin plate bars,
blooms and rails, the same not
having been in actual use.

Cwt.

Cwt.

580

8,158

1,293,984

300

4.213

883,908

29 00

407 90

64,699 20

1.302.722

888.421

65,136 10

Ton

Ton

11

4
1,754

173

57

42,321

27 50

^

10 00

4,385 00

1.769

42,. 551

4,422 50

Castings, malleable iron, when
imported by manufacturers of
mowers, binders, harvesters
and reapers for use exclusively
in their own factories.

286,437

50,126 87

279, 149

76,766 74

Castings, iron, n.o.p. (not malle-
able).

408
1.052.483

112 20

289,433 87

1,052,891

289,546 07

193,465

53,203 14

193,465

53,203 14

United Kingdom , . .
United States

Total

C»-t.

483
191.731

4!8S9
1.630.778

Cwt.

of steel in the rough.

192,214

1,635,647

Lb.

Lb..

3,586.913

379,076

113,722 8C

ever stage of manufacture.

Total

3.5o8,913

379.076

li3,722 80

or cold rolled iron or steel bars
or shapes, n.o.p.

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Cantinued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Hates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

C«t.

$

S cts.

C»t.

3

$ cts.

C»t.
3,808

51,974

S cts.

2,433

7.513

77,411

287,252

1,397

4,051

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

,

■

C»-t.

770

462

19 23

Cwt.

Cwt.

1,330

8.158

1.293.984

762

4,213

883.908

770

462

19 25

1,303,492

8«8,8g3

Ton

Ton

Ton

11

4

1,754

173

57

42.321

1,769

42.551

286,437

279,149

293

44 25

295

408

1,052,483

299

44 25

1.053,186

289,590 32

6,303

975 45

6,303
193,465

6,503

975 45

199,968

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Lb.

56. 805

4,703

940 60

Lb.

Lb.

56,805
3,586,913

4.703
.379,076

56,803

4,703

940 60

3,643,718

383,779

114,663 40

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No. 15. — Gener.'VL Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity .

Value.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty.

GROrP VI— Continued.

Iron ore and Iron partial!)'
manufactured— Con.

Cwt.

S

Cwt.

S

t cts.

1,034.292

3,211,132

362,002 20

comprising rounds, ovals,
squares and flats, n.o.p.

Total

1,034.292

3,211,132

362,002 20

Flat eye bar blanks, not punched
nor drilled, lor use exclusively
in the manufacture o( bridges,
or of steel structural work, or
in car conctruction.

Ton

Too

S

394

IS 00

United States

Cwt.
■ 22.799

97,370

Cwt.

,

rods, under half an inch in
diameter, for the manufacture
of horse shoe nails.

38,472

141,543

*,732 63

iron or steel, for the manu-
facture of chains.

891,002

2, 484. 028

155.925 41

coil, of iron or steel, not over
1 inch in diameter when im-
ported by wire manufacturers
for use in making wire_ in the
coil in their own factories.

.Skelp iron or steel, sheared or
rolled in groves, imported by
manufacturers of wrought iron
or steel pipe, for use exclusively
in the manufacture of wrought
iron or steel pipe in their own
factories.

.Skelp iron or steel sheared or
rolled in grooves, not over 4J
inches wide, for the manu-
facture of rolled iron tubes not
over 1 i inches in diameter.

Rolled, iron or steel hoop, band,
scroll or strip. No. 14 gauge and
thinner, and rolled iron or steel
sheets, imported by manu-
facturers for use in their own
factories, in the manufacture of
galvanized iron or steel hoop
band, scroll, strip or sheet.

Rolled hoop iron or hoop steel

1,263,704

4,216,719

210,835 95

United States

United States

United States

65, «7

223,066

162.068

7^0,096

5,445

18,378

1,905 75

(galvanized), Nos. 12 and 13
gauge.

Rolled iron or steel, hoop, band,
scroll or strip. No. 14 gauge and
thinner, galvanized or coated
with other metal or not, n.o.p.,
including drawn iron or steel of
this description for the manu-
facture of mats.

Rolled iron or steel hoop, band.

141,112

701,261

35.063 OS

United States

31,336

101,086

10,967 60

in width. No. 13 gauge and
thicker, n.o.p.

69,524

265,935

10,428 60

used exclusively in the manu-
facture of shovels, when im-
ported by manufacturers of
shovels.

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

C»t.

$

2,768

$ cts.
134 91

Cn-t.

t

; ct3.

C«t.

Cvd.

729
1,034,292

2,768
3,211,132

$ eta.
154 91

362,002 20

2,768

154 91

1,035.021

3,213,900

362.157 11

Ton

Ton

Ton

5

3U

15 00

Cwt.

C»t.

Cwt.

38,472

141,543

6,732 63

891.002

2,484,028

135.925 41

1,263.704

4.216.719

210.335 95

5,445

18.378

1.905 73

141.112

701.261

35.063 05

31,336

101.086

10,967 60

69,524

265,935

10 428 60

222

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP VI— Continued.

Iron ore and Iron partially
manufactured— Con .

Iron or steel bands, strips or
sheets, No. 14 gauge or thinner,
coated, polished or not, and
rolled iron or steel sections, not
being ordinary square, flat or.
round bars, when imported by
manufacturers of saddlery
hardware and hames, for use
exclusively in the manufacture
of such articles in their own
factories.

Rolled iron or steel, and cast

United States

S

28,761

t

t ct«.

United Kingdom . . .

Cut.

39.232

1,303,347

Cwt.

285

4,118

1.365.437

7.032

49.442

10.059,372

351 60
2,472 10

or strip, sheet or plate, of any
size, thickness, or width, gal-
vanized or coated with any

502,968 60

Total

United States

United Kingdom . . .
United States

Total

39,232

1,303,347

1.369,840

10,115,846

505,792 30

blanks for the manufacture of
milling cutters, when of greater
value than 3i cents per lb.

151.235

1,316,709

plough plates, land sides, and
other plates for agricultural
implements, when cut to shape
from rolled plates of steel, but
not moulded, punched, polished
or otherwise manufactured.

1.301
267, 708

6.808
1.214,821

not less than \ inch in thick-

269.009

1.221.629

181,257

594,355

27. 185 55

rolled edge plates of steel over
12 inches wide, imported by
manufacturers of bridges or of
structural work or in car con-
struction.

United States

United States

United States

United Kingdom. . .
United States

Total ......

2.897

19.181

30 gauge, for tue manufacture
of buckle clasps, bed fasts,
furniture casters and ice creep-
ers, imported by the manu-
facturers of such articles, for
use exclusively in the manu-
facture of such articles in their
own factories.

4.893

115,397

gauge, for the manufacture of
corset steels, clock springs and
shoe shanks, imported by
manufacturers of such articles
for use exclusively in the manu-
facture oi sucn articles in their
own factories.

15.522

148,574

gauge. 2i to 18 inches wide for
the manufacture of mower and
reaper knives when imported
by manufacturers thereof (or
use exclusively in the manu-
facture of such articles in their
own factories.

156
21,135

4.019
350,338

nor further manufactured than

21,291

354,357

edges.

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Dutiable Imporforted Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quaiitit.v.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity -

Value.

Duty.

(

$ cte.

t

i cts.

S

S cts.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

285

4.118

I. 365. 437

7,032

49,442

10,059,372

351 60

2,472 10

502,968 60

,

1,369.840

10,115,846

505,792 30

• 181,257

594,355

27. 185 55

:

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

C;R0UP Vl-Continuea

Iron ore and Iron partUlly
manufactured— Con.

Steel Xo. 24 and 17 gauge, in

United Sutes

Cwt.
493

$
2.615

Cwt.

S

$ Ct3.

18 to 32 inches wide when im-
ported by the manufacturers ol
tabular bow sockets for use ex-
clusively in the manufacture ol
such articles in their own fac-
tories.

7,311

36.305

3.630 50

rolled, sheared edges, over 14
gauge, not less than H inches
wide, for manufacture of mower
bars, hinges. typewTiters. and
sewing machines.

Canada plates. Russia iron, terae

135.941

743.016

plate, and rolle<l sheets of iron
or steel coated with zinc, spel-
ter or other metal, of all mdths
or thicknesses, no. p.

United Kingdom . . .
United States

Total

United Kingdom . . .

S95
1.44S.880

11.176
11,263.164

1. 449.775

11,274.340

Rolled iron or steel sheets, pol-

260

1,532

ished or not. No. 14 gpuge and

785.371

4,351,479

1 Total

260

1.532

785,371

4.351.479

217.573 95

Sheets, iron or steel corrugated.

United Stltes

2

9

2 70

galvanized.

Sheets, flat, of galvanized iron

United States

136,693

809.100

40,455 00

United .Statfs

Rolled iron or steel sheets or

153,357

573. 3M

53.674 95

plates, sheared or unsheared.
and skelp,iron or steel, sheared
or rolled in grooves, n.o.p.

Rolled iron or stee! plates, not

487,549

1.637,273

73, 132 35

not less than } inch in thick-l

35,300

174

1.676.805

246.803

591

6.831 681

angles, knees, masts or parts j Newfoundland ...

wooden. ircHi, steel or compos- 1

1.712.279

7,079.075

Rolled iron or steel beams,
channels, angles, and other
rolled shapes of iron or steel,
not punched, drilled, or further

1, .42.466

3.577,039

171.369 90

Total

1,142,466

3.577,039

171.369 90

weighing not less than 35 lb.
per lineal yard, not being
square, flat, oval or round
shapes, and not being railway
bars or rails .

Rolled iron or steel angles, tees.

beams, channels, girders, and-
other rolled shapes or sections
not punched, drilled or further

-

610,645

1.929.304

213,725 75

Total

610,645

1.929,304

213.725 75

n.o.p. ■ i

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

jQuantity.

Value.

Duty.

Cwt.

S

$ ,cts.

Cwt.

S

$ cts.

Cwt.

i

{ cts.

7. oil

36,305

3,630 50

135,941

745,016

37,250 80

-

78S,371i 4..'!.iT.479

217,573 95

785.371

4,351,479

217,573 95

2

9

2 70

136,693

809, 100

153,357

573,364

53,674 95

487,549

1,637,273

73, 132 35

6S2

2,297

dS,20

682
1,142,466

2,297
3,577,039

68 20

171,369 90

682

2,297

68 20

1,143,148

3,579,336

171,438 10

460

1,763

97 (6

460
610,645

1,763
1,929,304

460

1,763

97 76

■ 611,105

1,931,067

213,823 51

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

.\rticles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GRGVP VI-<:ontinue<l.

Iron ore and Iron partially
maniifart ured— Con .

Iron or steel bridges or parts

t

«

S cts.

281.498

98,524 30

work, columns, shapes or sec-
tions, drilled, punched, or in
any further st,ite of manufac-
ture tluin as rolled or cast,
nop.

Iron and steel railway bars or
rails of any form, punched or
not, n.o.p., for railways, which
term for the purposes of this
item shall include all kinds of
railway, street railways and
tramways, even although they
are used for private purposes
only, and even although they
are not used or intended to be
used in connection with the
business of common carrying
of goods or passengers.

Total.. .

281.498

98.524 30

Ton.

Ton.
• 10,236

546.830

7I.6S2 00

Cwt.

Cwt

32,116

109.904

12.842 40

L'nited States

Railway tie-plates.

28.037

81.553

11,214 80

Switches, frogs, crossings and
intersections for railways.

A.\les and aile parts, n.o.p., and
axle blanks and parts thereof of
iron or steel, for railway, tram-
way or other vehicles.

356.234

115.776 34

2.023.778

708,322 30

Total

2.023,778

708.322 30

47,817

244,394

61.098 50

exceeding 2j inches in dia-
meter.

Shafting, steel, turned, com-
pressed or polished.

Steel springs for the manufacture
of surgical trusses when im-
ported by manufacturers of
surgical trusses for use exclusi-
vely in the manufacture there-
of in their own factories.

Springs, n.o.p., and parts thereof,
of iron or steel, for railway,
tramway or other vehicles.

30.446

9.133 80

United States

Lb.

35S

360

Lb.

160
319,175

56 00

111,711 25

319,335

111,767 25

81.503

24,450 90

81,503

24.450 90

Lamp springs and clock springs. .

10

1

6.065

100

0 10

606 50

Total

6.076

607 60

Steel balls adapte<i for use on

United States

103.900

10.390 00

bearings of machinery and
vehicles.

1

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity. | Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

422

$ cts.
94 95

S

$ cts.

422
281,498

$ cts.

.^

98,524 30

422

94 95

281,920

98,619 25

Ton.

Ton.

Ton.
10,236

546,830

71,652 00

Cw-t.

'

C»t.

Cwt..
32, 116

109,904

28,037

81,553

11,214 SO

356,234

3,103

698 18

3,103
2,023,778

3.103

698 18

2,026,881

47.817

244,394

30,446

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

240

54 01

240

160

319,175

240

54 01

3i9.575

58

11 60

58
V 81,503

24,450 90

58

11 60

81,561

24,462 50

11

0 83

21

1
6,065

11

0 83

6,087

103,900

10,390 00

11-

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No. 15 — GENKit.\L .-MATKMKNT of Merchandise Free and

Articltta.

Countries,

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP Vl-Continucii.

Iron ore ind Iron partbUy
manuractured— Con.

Metal p:irt.s adapted for the
manufacture of covered but-
tons.

Cart or wagon ykeins or boxes. . .

.

S

S

44.923

» cts.
8,9S4 60

Lb.

Lb
117,720

10.917

2.729 85

Cream separators— Materials

23,315
546,491

United States

tion and form part of, when
imported by manufacturers of
• cream separators to he used in
the manufacture thereof and
articles of metal for use in the
manufacture of cream separ-
ator parts.

Metal tips, studs and eyes for the

Total

569.806

14.210

_

and corset wires.

4,170
6.793

ported by manufacturers of

Total

10,963

automatic gas beacons, for uf^e
in tfie , manufacture of such
buoys and beacons for the
Government of Canada or for
export, viz.: Iron or steel tubes
over lu inches in diameter:
flanged and disiied steel heads
made from boiler plate, over
5 feet in diameter: hardened
steel l)alls, not less than 3
inches in diameter: acetylene
gas lanterns and parts thereof
and tobin bronze in bars or
rods.
Knife blades or blanks, and table
forks of iron or steel, in the
rough, not htindled. filed,
ground or otherwise manu-
factured.

United States

674

67 40

United Kingdom ..

Doz.

Doa.

United States

16

93

30 23

the same.

Total

16

93

30 23

134.516

40, 168

1,071,141

a class or kind not raanu-

Total

1,245,826

United States

equipment of ships or vessels.

Stove urns of metal, and dove-
tails, chapiet and hinge tubes
of tin for use in the manufacture
of stoves

30,261

3,026 10

22,905

2,451

145,647

canes in the rough, or not

171,003

into lengths, suitable for um-
brella, parasol or sunshade or
walking sticks, when imported
by manufacturers of such
articles for use exclusively in
their own factories.

31,41t,3M

SI,SS7,«44

manuractured.

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

* Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity. Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

S

S cts.

t

' i cts.

$
44.923

t cU.

8.9S4 60

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

117.720

10.917

2,729 23

" '

674

67 40

Doz.

365

73 00

Doz.

'

Doz.

500
16

365
93

73 00

30 23

500

365

73 DO

516

458

103 23

30.261

3.026 10

1«8,183

S.IM 5»

si,«$5,n}

4.4*3,744 S7

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP VI— Continued.

TubInK—

Seamless stee! or wrought iron
boiler tul>es, including flueg
and corrugated tubes (or mar-

16,3$S
2,176,229

S

t cts.

Total

2,192,617

Iron tubing, brass covered, not
over 3 inches in diameter, and
brass trimmings not poUshed,
lacquered or otherwise manu-
factured, when imported by
manufiicturers of iron or brass
bedsteads for use exclusively in
the manufacture of such artic-
les in their own factories.

Iron tubing, lacquered or brass
covered, not over 2 inches in
diameter, brass cased rods and
brass trimmings, when import-
ed by manufacturers of carriage
rails for use exclusively in the
manufacture of liuch articles in
their own factories.

Iron tubing. lacquered or brass
covered, for manufacturing ex-
tension rods for windows.

203,797

United States . . .
United .States

37

5,088

United States

75,547

joined or welded, not more
than IJ inches in diameter,
n.o.p.

United States

16,802

840 10

iron or steel, adapted for use in
the manufacture of agricultural
implements.

Cast iron pipe of every descrip-

Cwt.

Cwt.

*

United States

36,952

127,340

14,780 80

Total

36,952

127,340

14.780 80

130,049

19,507 33

tubing. plain or galvanized,
threaded and coupled or not,
over iO inches in diameter,
nop.

246,791

74,037 30

or steel, plain or galvanized,
threaded and coupled or not,
over 4 inches in diameter, but
not e.\ceedin« 10 inches in
diameter, n.o.p.

United States

^

519,. 596

181,858 60

or steel, plain or galvanized,
threaded and coupled or not,
4 inches or less in diameter,
■.o.p.

United Kingdom . . .

274

6,581

17,188

209,358

10,467 90

Total

274

6,581

17,188

209,358

10,467 90

Iron or steel pipe or tuhinp, plain

283,091

84,927 30

rugated or otherwise specially
manufactured, including lock

Total

2j3,091

84,927 30

joint pipe, n.o.p.

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff. j Treaty Rates. |

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value. Duty. | Quantity.

, Value.

Duly.

Quantity,

Value. Duty.

S

S CIS.

i

i cte.

%

$ eta

:■.-.:

16,802

840 10

c»^.

2.501

165 30

Cfft.

Cwt. __

2.504
127,340

- 36,952

14,780 80

551

2.3«

165 30

37,503

129.844

130,049

19,507 35

246,791

74.037 30

'

519,596

181,838 60

!

17, 188

209,358

17,188

209,358

440

83 00

440
2a3,091

at, 927 30

440

mOO

2o3,531

1

— 1

232

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariflf.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP VI— Continued.
TublnK— Con.

$

S

$ cU.

steel pipe of every deseription.

....

785,953

Total

78.'i,953

2,481,667

2,318,S80

Wirt—

United States

United States

[Jnited Kingdom . . .
United States

Total

United Kingdom. ..
United States

Total

United States

United Kingdom. . .

Cwt.
3,759

69,371

Cwt.

thinner imported by the manu-
facturers of crinoline or corset
wires and dress stays, for use
exclusively in the manufacture
of such articles in their own
factories.

25,386

128,212

spring of Nos. 10, 12 and 13
gauge, respectively, and homo
steel spring wire of Nos. 11 and
12 gauge, respectively, when
imported by manufacturers of
wire mattresses to be used
exclusively in their own fac-
tories in the manufacture of
such articles.

15,790
44,927

140,'328
500,738

than 2\ cents per pound when
imported by manufacturers of
rope for use exclusively in the
manufacture of rope.

Wire rope for use exclusively for
rigging of ships and vessels .

60,717

641,066

554
517

9,247
12,614

1,071

21,861

Wire, curved or not, galvanized
iron or steel Nos. 9, 12 and 13
gauge with variations not ex-
cecdin!! 4-1000 of an inch, and
not for use in telegraph or tele-
phone lines.

378,827

1,492,975

Lb.
31.732

12,197

Lb.

at not less than 6 cents per lb.

472,486

216,388

10,819 40

Total

31,732

12,197

472,486

216,388

10.819 40

19,465

S.839 50

14
267,858

4 20

80,357 40

267,872

80,361 60

21,685

2,931

430,788

5,421 25

732 75

107,697 00

cables, n.o.p.

455,401

113,851 00

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential TariCF.

Treaty Rates.

~Total Dutiable Gojds.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. Duty

$

112

i cts.

22 40

t

i cte.

S

112
785,953

$ cts.

112

22 40

786.065

3,»5«

«» J»

i.sn.Kt

cn,«8o»3

-

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

-

■

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

-

472,486

216,388

472,486

216,388

10,819 40

19.465

5,839 50

3,133

636 60

3.133
14

267,858

80,357 40

3,133

626 60

271,005

80,988 20

481,620

84,283 55

503,305

2.931

430,788

39,704 80

481,620

84,283 55

937.024

198,134 55

234

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Xo. 15. — tiKNKRAL Statement of Merchandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value. 1 Duty.

GROUP Vl-Continued.
Hire-Con.
Wire, single or several, covered

%

$

« ct..

31

797

173,661

Total

174.489

_

c»-t

241,868

1.080.45S

Cwt.

■Wire buckthorn strip, fencingi
woven wire fencinp: and wire
fencing of iron or steel, n.o.p.,
not to include :woven wire or
netting made from wire smaller
than No. 14 gauge, not to in-
clude fencing of wire larger than
No. 9 gauge.

Wire screens, doors and windows

United States

25.507

3 826 05

■

15,207

United States

1,286

331 50

Wire of iron and steel, ull kinds.

Lb.

Lb.

6,323,846

384,105

76 821 66

Total

6.522. S46

3S4.105

-j 821 00

3.4S1,2S;

Farm equipment—

United States

30,9^

3.873 30

730
.57.178
594,083

Total

651,991

United States

162.208

32.441 60

parte of.

United States

No.

36

68.743

No.

being ploughs), adapted for tile
drainnjie on farms, valued by
retail at not more than S3,000
each, and p.'u-ts thereof for re-
pairs.

DrUls.sced

-

6.19$

201,460

627

1.480.304

296.060 SO

gines for farm purposes.

Total

627

1.4<i0.304

296.060 80

Parts of traction engines and

1,255,128

I-nitP,l St:,f-. ...

ments for farm purposes.

Traction engines for farm pur-
poses costing not more than
?1,400 in the country of produc-
tion.

14,480

14,078,663

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Good

s. _

Quantity. 1 Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty _

S

18,484

$ cts.
3,696 80

$

$ cts.

S

18,484

3]

797

173,661

$ cts-
3,696 80

9 30

239 ID

52,098 30

18,484

3,696 80

192,973

. 56,043 50

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

25,507

3.826 05

^

15.207

4,562 10

1,286

321 50

Lb.

297

44 53

Lb.

Lb.

447
6,522,846

297
384, 105

44 55

76,821 00

297

44 55

6,523,293

384,402

76,865 55

503,334

88,C5I 3«

<

Z,0«3,2a;

437,400 3i

30,986

3,873 30

*

162,208

32,441 60

No.

No.

No.

6,196

201,460

40,292 00

2,134

320 10

2.134
1,480,304

320 10

627

296, 060 SO

2,134

320 10

627

1,482,438

296:380 90

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10 GEORGE. V, A. 1920
No. 15. — C!eneii^\l Statement of Merchanili.se Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

CJROIP VI— Co»tinu«l.
Farm ecfulpment— Con.

No.

S

-

No.
2.791

t

49,307

12,326 ;■.

1,248

66,037

16,509 ii

17.376

12,923

2,907 89

265

14,630

3,657 50

403,670

80,734 00

Harvesters/self-binding

2,508

439,638

54,954 83

177

16,836

4,209 00

44

26.350

7,246 41

456

22.450

5. 612 50

19,5S1

8,182

1.841 02

Total

19.581

8,182

1.841 02

Horse powers, for farm purposes

1

10

2 00

2.384

64,229

12.845 80

Knive< ha

'

1,062

492

no 70

Total . . .

1,062

492

110 70

'

25

49

U 03

25

49

11 03

United Suites -

La»-n mower

6,869

46,700

15. 177 70

302

30,256

6.051 20

Mowing machines

1,464

90.580

11.322 57

2.513.059

502.611 80

5,405

6.741

1.685 25

1.024

66.690

16,672 50

Rakes, nop .

7,691

3.397

704 38

1

112

400
8.180

50 00

1.022 61

Total

115

8,580

1,072 51

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferentia! Tariff.

Freaty Rate.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

QualltitJ^

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value,

Duty.

No.

i

5 cts

Xo.

S

S ctsf*

No.
2,79.

$

49,307

1,248

- 66,037

16,509 25

13,376

12,923

2,907 89

265

14,630

3,657 50

403, u70

rf0,734 00

2.-508

439,638

54,954 S3

177

16,836

4,209 00

.

U

26,350

7,246 41

456

22.450

5,612 50

574

290

43 50

. 574
19,. 581

290

8,182

574

1 290

43 50

20,i55

8,472

1,884 52

1

10

2,384

64,229

12.845 80

1,24S

671

100 65

1.24S
1,062

671
492

no ?0

1,248

671

100 Co

3,310

1,163

3,00S

1,022

133 30

3,008
25

1,022
49

11 03

3.008

1,022

153 30

3,033

1,071

6,869

46,700

302

30,256

6.051 20

1,464

90,580

11,322 57

2,513,059

502,611 80

5,405

6,74i

1,685 25

1,024

66,690

16,672 50

7,691

3,397

764 38

3

li2

400
8,180

115

8,580

1.072 51

238

No. U

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—General Statemlm- of Mrichandise Free ami

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

Jeneral Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROIP \1— Continued.
Farm equipment— Con.

Farm, road or field rollers

No.

*

No.

42

i

3,146

S cts.
786 50

Sc>-thc.*

Doa.

Do:.

1.353

13,659

3,073 31

Total

1,353

13,659

3.073 31

Sickles or reaping hooks

102

8

211

303

26
576

68 17

5 85

129 63

Total

321

905

203 65

Spades and shovels of iron or
steel, n.o.p.

4.012

12,149

3,94S 82

Total

4,012

12,149

3,948 82

Threshing machine separators. . .

No.

No.

1.226

1,006,062

201.212 40

Threshing machine separators,
parts of, including wind stack-
ers, baggers, weighers and self-
feeders therefor and finished
parts thereof for repairs, when
imported separately.

Windmills and complete parts
thereof.

Parts of agricultural implements

397.095

79 419 OO

58,3.57

11.671 40

United States

299.433

37,429 51

paying 121 p.c, \2\ p.c. and
12} PC.

Parts of agricultural implements
paving 12} p.c., 17i p.c. and
20"p.c., nop.

331,713

66,342 60

Total

331,713

66,342 60-

All other agricultural implements
nop.

5
141,454

1 25

36.113 50

Total

144.459

36.114 75

1(.*M,S»

8.»K,;«

1,571. iM n

Chain -

Chain, mailable sprocket or link
belting, imported by manu-
facturers of agricultural imple-
ments for use in the manufac-

319
205.601

I

Total

205,920

ture of such implements in their
on'n factories.

Chains, coil chain, chain links in-
cluding repair links and chain
shackles, of iron or steel \\ of
an inch in diameter and over.

United Kingdom. . .

Cwt.
1,293

11,192

Cwt

28
2,866

225
30.682

11 25
1.534 10

Total

1,293

11,192

2,8»t

30,907

1,545 35

50
3,933

1.162
53.453

232 40

eluding repair links and chaia
ehacklea of iron or steel, n.o.p.

10,690 60

Total

3.983

54.615

10.923 00

CnSTOM:^ riSPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential TariBF.

Treaty Rates,

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity. 1 Value.

Duty. •

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity. | Value.

Duty.

No S

1

$ cts.

No.

S

$ cts.

No.

. 42

S

3,146

$ Ct3.

7S6 50

Doz.

283

42 45

.Doz.

Doz.

20
1,353

283
13,659

* 42 45

3,073 31

20

283

42 45

1,373

13,942

3.115 76

~102

8

211

303
26
576

68 17

5 85

129 63

•

321

903

203 65

78

15 60

8
4,012

78
12,149

15 60

3,94S S2

s

78

15 60

4,020

12,227

3,964 42

No

No.

No

1,226

1,006.062

201,212 40

397,095

79,419 00

.

53,357

11,671 40

299,433

37,429 51

20 13

161
331,713

20 13

66,342 60

161

20 13

.

331,874

66,362 73

6,619

992 85

6,619

5

144, 4.M

992 85

1 25

36,113 SO

6,619

993 85

151,078

37,107 60

1 ll.iaS

1.688 58

8.»«,»oa

1,572.884 81

'

Cwt.

Cwt

C»-t.

28
2 866

225
30,682

11 25

1,534 10

2,894

30,907

1,545 35

19.135

2,870 25

1,462
3,933

20,297
53,453

3,102 65

10,690 60

1

1.412

19,135

2,870 25

5.395

73,750

13,793 25

(■(/.srOJ/.- HKl'OUT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free ami

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP VI— Continued.
rh»lns-Con

Chains, nop

i

^

S cts.

274,729

229 20

82,413 70

275,493 82. M7 80

217.112

3(1, eis

K.llt U

Engines and boilers, n.o.p.—

Boilers, steam, and parts of

'

216,895

59.621 44

Total

210,805

59,621 44

Boilers, n.o.p., and parts of

147.860

40,661 71

147,860

40,661 71

Locomotives tor railways

No,

No.

79

573,631

200,770 85

147.669

51,634 15

Engines, gasoliie and gas

98
6. 369. 355

26 95

4S,181

1,751,575 43

Total ......

48,181

6,369.453

1,751.602 38

Engine?, steam

180

280,066

77,018 19

ISO

280. Ote

77.018 19

Engine* Sre

12

17.596

6, 158 60

-i.ia.tm

2,187,517 K

Machines—

Carpet sweepers and hand va-
cuum cleaners.

Clothes wringers and parts
thereof for domestic use.

United States

18,264

97,659

29,297 70

32,068

11,223 SO

"6

9,230

267.719

80,315 70

Total

9,230

267.719

80,315 70

Sewing machines, parts of

292,887

87,866 10

Total

292,887

87,866 10

99,820

11,923

276,921

76, 153 59

1,554

557,364

139,341 00

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

4,470

S cts.
894 00

S

S cts.

4,470

764

274,729

i cts.

229 20

4,470

894 00

279,963

23,605

3.764 35

384„62»

98,880 5t

55,154

8,273 10

53,154
216,805

8,273 10

59,621 44

55,154

8,273 10

271,959

286

42 90

286
147,860

42 90

286

42 90

.148,146

No.

No.

No.

79

573,631

200.7,70 85

147,069

51,684 15

36

10,140

1,521 00

35
48, 181

10,238
6,369,355

1,547 95

1,751,575 43

35

10.140

1.521 00

48,216

8,379,593

1,753,123 38

2

4,313

646 95

2
180

4,313
280,066

646 95

77,0i8 19

2

4,313

646 95

182

284.379

77,665 14

12

17,590

6, 158 60

(9, 893

10,483 95

7,823,973

2,198,001 27

18,264

97.659

29 297 70

32.068

1.227

32,334

6,466 80

1,227
9,230

32.334
267.719

6 466 80

1,227

32,334

6,466 80

10,457

300.053

5,640

1,128 00

5,610
292.887

1.128 00

5,640

1,128 00

298.527

11,923

276.921

1.554

557.364

—

11— i— 16

242

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10 GCORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statem-ent of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods. |

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantit.v.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP VI— Continuea.
Machines— Con.

Cosh rcRisters and parts of

$

120,470

t cts.
36, 141 00

United Kingdom...

No.

No.

5
12,048

t . \' K

80
787,561

20 00

196,890 25

Total

12,053

787,641

196,910 25

Printing presses and litlio-
graphic presses.

481,100

48,110 00

Total

481,101

48,110 00

Newspaper printing presses, of
not less value by retail than
$1,500 each, of a class or kind
not made in Canada.

Typo making accessories for

United States

United States

46

237,080

21,335

2,133 SO

printing presses.

Machines, typecasting and t>-pe-
setting and parts thereof, adap-
ted for use in printing offices.

2,265
746,536

Total

748,801

Machines, specially designed for
ruling, folding, binding, embos-

3(5,458

37,545 80

Total

or cardboard, when for use

375,458

37,545 80

exclusively by printer.^, book-
binders and by manufacturers
of articles made from paper or
cardboard, including parts
thereof, composed wholly or in
part of iron, steel, brass or
wood.

Machinery of every kind and

United States

43.894

structural iron and steel, for
use in the construction and
equipment of factories for the
manufacture of sugar from beet
root.

Machinery of a class or kind not
made in Canada, and parts
thereof adapted for carding,

^

127, 577

500

2.081,151

12,757 70

Ke -fr»i TirllanH

50 00

.208,115 10

Total

knitting fibrous material, when

2,200,228

220,922 80

imported by manufacturers for
such purposes.

Machinery of a class or kind not
made in Canada and parts
thereof, for the manufacture of
twine, cordafie or linen, or for

2,711
79,657

Total

82,368

the preparation of flax fibre.
WoH-drilling macliinery, and ap-

United States

13,784

paratus of a class or kind not
made in Canada for drilling for
water, natural gns or oil and
for protipccting for minerals,
not to include motive power.

Diamond drills and parts of, not

United States

52,823

» to include motive power.

Ore crushers and rock crushers,
stamp mills, Cornish and belt-
ed rolls, rock drills, air com-
pressors, and percussion coal

753,248

207, 143 4S

Total

753,248

207.143 48

cutters.

CUSTOMS HCPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

S

( cts.

;

$ cts.

S

120,470

t cts.
36,141 00

No.

25

4 37

No.

No.

1

5

12,048

25

80

"87,561

4 37

20 00

196 890 25

1

25

4 37

12,054

787,666

196.914 62

275

13 75

275
481,100

13 75

48.110 00

275

13 75

481.375

48,123 75

21,335

2.133 50

213

10 65

213
375,458

10 65

37, 545 SO

2l3

10 65

375,671

37.556 45

127,577

500

2,031,151

12,757 70

50 00

f, 209, 228

68,680

10,302 00

68,680
733,248

10,302 00

207,143 48

68,680

10,302 00

-821,928

217,445 48

11— i— 16*

VVl^TOMS ItEPORT

10 GEO'.GE V, A. 1920
No. 15 — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

FreeGoodn.

General Tariff.

Articles.

Coxintries.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP VI— Continued.

t

i

S cu

Machines— ron.

Appliances of iron or steel, of a
class or kind not made in
Canada, and elevators and

United States

78,258

machinery of floating dredges.

when for use exclusively in

alluvial gold mining.

14,097

for ui^e esclusively in mining or

United States

698,502

metallurgical openitions, viz.:
coal cutting machines, except

Total

712,599

percussion coal cutters: coal
neading maciiines: coal augers:

rotary coal drills: core drills:

miners' safety lamps and parts

thereof, aUo accessories for

-

cleaning, filling and testing

such lamps: electric or mag-

netic machines for separating

or concentrating iron ores:

furnaces fur the smelting of

copper, zinc and nickel ores:

converting apparatus for metal-

lurgical processes in metal:

copper plates, plated or not:

machinery for extraction of

precious metals by the chlcy-

ination or cyanide processes:

amalgam safes: automatic ore

samplers: automatic feeders:

retorts: mercury pumps: pyro-

meters, bullion furnaces: amal-

gam cleaners: blast furnace

blowing engines: and integral

parts of all machinery men-

tioned in this item: blowers of

iron or steel for use in the

smelting of ores, or in the

reduction, separation or refin-

ing of metals: rotary kilns.

revolving roasters and furnaces

of metal designed for roasting

ore, mineral, rock or clay:

furnace slag trucks and slag

pots of a class or kind not made

m Canada: buddies, vanners

and slime tables adapted for

use in gold mining.

Briquette making machines

United States

26,247

Machines, cement making

United States

14,436

3,9«9 89

No.

No

Concrete mixing machines

United States

38

28.476

7,830 96

Cranes and derricks

United States

111

503.849

138,558 61

United States

3.57.572

98,332 35

Total

357,572

98,332 35

Machines, paper and pulp mill. . .

761,577

209,433 86

Total

761,577

209,433 86

Machines, rolling mill

United States

420,792

115,717 85

All other portable machines

United States

178,403

49,060 88

n.o.p., and parts of.

cusTOiis r.EPoiir

245

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Qaantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity- Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. 1 Duty.

%

$ cts

S

$ cts.

$

t cts.

t, ■ ■

'

,

-

14,436

3,969 89

No.

No.

No.

38

28,476

m

,

111

503,849

25.441

3,816 15

25,441
357,572

25.44!

3,816 15

383,013

616

92 40

6l6
761,577

616

92 40

762,193

420 792

115,717 85

1

178,403

49.060 88

246

CVST(>.]I.< liEI'OliT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articlra.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity. | Value.

Duty.

GROUP Vl-Continucd.

Blachlnes— Con.

Portable saw-mills and planing
^ills.

No

%

No

116

16,653

$ eta.

989
118.067

32,4uii 52

Total

119.056

United Kingdom . . .
Switzerland

1

2
6,343

261
906,772

82 78

6,343

907,033

21

205,598

shovels.

102

14.134

3 8S6 88

All machinery composed wholly
or in part of iron or steel, n.o.p.,
and iron or steel integral parts
of.

4,510

1

ISO

49 50

Newfoundland

Denmark

France

Italy

740

«

9

19

303

28.63B

203 50
11 84
2 48
5 23

Japan

85 00
7,891 40

United States

Total

16,144,397

4,439.716 93

16, I 7i, 903

4,449,205 13

t.mi.mi

29,9:9.58*

(,5K,S9G (C

Nails, rivets, screws and bolts-
Nails and spikes, romposition
and sheathing nails.

Nails and spikes, cut (ordi-
nary builders) .

Nails, wire, of all kinds, n.o.p.. .

Lb.

Lb.
2B.510

3.988

558 ■'5

C«

Cwt

451

2. 768

225 50

_

' 57.357

• 251.348

34,414 20

Railway spikes

29.310

91,150

14,655 00

Lb.

Lb.
1.460

237

82 95

Nails, brads, spikes and tacks of
all kind)?, n.o.p.

j

6
204. 9T0

1
42,701

0 35

United States

TotMl

United Kingdom . .
United States

Total

14,945 35

—

2W.976

42.702

14,»(5 70

Screws, lag or coach, plated or
not, machine or other screws.

57,830

20.240 50

57.830

20.240 50

screws', n.o.pj iron, steel.

France

United Stat

Total .

2
134,092

0 70

46.932 20

134.094

46.932 90

■•■

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. 1 Duty.

No.

$

$ cts.

No.

$

S cts.

No.

116

i

16,653

i cts.
4,579 63

989
118,067

............ ..............

32 468 ?S

119,056

32 740 EA

32

28,769

4,315 35

32
6.343

28,769

261

906, 772

*-3p 35

p2 TO

32

28.769

4,315 35

6.377

935, o02

21

203,598

56,539 54

i02

14, 134

34S,54S

52,282 20

353.058
180

740
43

9
19
309

28.696
■ 16.144,397

53,522 i,
49 S

203 ?S

;:;;;;;...; i ■ ! i

'J 84

2*8

J 23

7,8t?«»

4,439,716 93

348.548

52.2^2 20

' 16,527,451 4,501,488 ^

510. 5U

;8.43l 6J

1 1 1

26 19« 1211 t 670 SIS n

Lb.

Lb

Lb
20.510

3,989

C»t.

Cn-t .

451

2.768

57,357

"251,348

29.310

94,150

14.655 00

Lb.

Lb.

Lb-
1,460

237

.50

2

0 ii-

50

6

204,970

2

1

42,701

0 40

50

2

0 40

205.026

42,704

7

1 58

57,830

f

7

158

57.8.37

110

24 75

--

no

m.033

0 70

110

24 75

134,304

CVS-TOMS nLi'ORT

10 GEO. GE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff. '

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GUOUP VI— Conlinucd.

Nails, rivets, screws and bolts

—Con.

Cwt.

S

Cwt

$

S cu.

36,642

393,539

125,866 25

nut and bolt blanks.

Total

36.642

393,530

125.866 25

SM.C5}

2i;.»n IS

bolts.

Tools and cutlery—

Adzes, cleavers, h:itchety,
wedges, sledges, hammers.
crowbars, cantdogs and track
tools: picks, mattockij and
eyes or poles for the same —

Axes

57,231

17.169 30

ToUl

57.231

17,169 30

United States

Doz.

Do».

660

9,653

2.172 12

Files and rasps, n.o.p

219.062

65.718 60

219,062

65.718 60

51

13 30

243
106.010

72 90

31,812 00

106,334

31.900 20

Tot.lp. hand, of all kinds n.o.p.

145

43 50

2 10

J

20

16

1.043.224

6 00

4 80

312.967 20

1,043,412

313.023 60

Bayonets, swords, fencing foils

1,784

535 20

Total

1.784

535 20

Pen -knives, jack-knives and
pocket-knives of all kinds.

United Kingdom . .

6

323

216.298

1 80

96 90

64.889 40

216,627

64.988 10

55
25

16 50

7 50

12
150,860

3 60

45.258 00

150,952

45,285 60

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

C»1

S
2.509

S cts.
444 40

C»-t

%

t cts.

Cwt.

258
36,642

S

2,509
393,539

$ cts.

444 40

I2).S66 25

2,503

444 40

■ 36.900

396, MS

126,310 65

%.K8

471 13

SS3.2SS

iiSMt 48

1.173

234 60

1.173
57,231

234 60
17,169 30

1.173

234 60

58,404

17,403 90

Doz.

Doz.

Doz.
660

9,653

2,172 12

3, 150

630 00

3,150

1,562

219,032

630 00

429 56

65,718 60

1,S62

429 S6

3.150

630 00

1,562

429 56

223,774

66.778 16

15

3 00

15
147

54

386

I03,0ia

3 00

41 70

14 85

112 23

31,812 00

1

96
54
143

26 40

14 85

'39 33

15

» 00

293

80 58

I06,&12

31,983 7S

11,319

2,263 80

11,464

7

7

435

16

1,013,224

2,307 30

2 10

1 92

120 11

4 80

312, 96^ 20

7
41S

1 92
114 11

11.319

2,263 go

422

116 03

1.055,153

315,403 43

249

49 80

249

1,784

49 go

249

49 so

2,033

585 00

32,045

6,409 00

32,045

6

23,056

216,298

6.409-00

22,733

6.251 64

32,045

6,403 00

22,733

6,251 64

271,405

51,305

10,261 00

38

10 45

51,398

25

85

34

150,860

S5
22

23 38
6 05

* 51.305

10.261 GO

145

39 88

202,402

CUSTOUS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise J'ree and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity 1 Value.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty.

GROUP VI— Continued.
Tools and cutlery— Con.

All other cutlery, n.o.p

%

%

1.588
46S
275

1,070

% Ct3.

476 40

Hong Kong

140 40

82 50

J

321 00

Sweden "

501,902

150,570 60

Total

505.303

151,590 90

2,31«.338

(97.381 «

.

Vehicles-
Bicycler' and tricycles, u.o.p

N6.

No

16, 169

114,274

34,282 20

Total

16,169

114,274

34.382 20

Bicycles and tricycles, parts of.
including nickel or electro
pl.«ed parts for the manufac-
ture of bicycles.

179

185

133.748

53 70

55 50

40, 124 40

134.112

40,233 60

6,473

5,326,510

1.864,278 50

-Vutom biles 'rei ht

' ^

1,741

2,263, 418

792, 196 30

Total.

1,741

2.263.418

792,196 30

Automobiles and motor vehicles,
parts of, n.o.p.

2.016
6.048,775

616 00

2,093.448 58

Total . .

6,650,791

2.033.064 58

Motor cycles and motor vehicles
, of all kinds, n.o.p.

1.125

224,834

78.691 90

1,125

224,834

78,691 90

Cnited States

Motor oars for railways and tram-

67

48.679

17.037 65

ways.
Cans, railway, tram or horse

United States

-

36

1,800

540 00

Carp, railway, box and flat

United States......

109

116,370

34,911 00

Cars, railway, passenger

3S

797.210

239.163 00

United Kingdom. .

Cars, railway, parts of

1.089,862

336,958 60

Total

1.089.862

326.958 60

Can*, other, n.o.p

622

884.754

265.426 20

Total

622

881. ft4

265. 4?6 20

United States

Scrapers, railw ay or road

/■

61.350

18.405 00

n.vij.w

5.8*5.188 5S

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251

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity. | Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

73,447

S cts.
1$,689 40

$

42

% cts.
U 55

80,077

468

1,191

16,915

201

501,902

$ cts.

251 90

4,357 45

53 28

13.S45
■501

78.447

17.004

4.676 IS

600,754

177.703

S3.S40 60

iZ.lSS

U,593 S7

2.530.W0

Xo.

1.200

240 00

No.

Xo.

42
16.169

1,200
114,274

34.282 20

1.200

240 00

16.211

115,474

34,522 20

15.594

3.118 SO

15.773

ISS

133, ?4S

15.594

3,H8 Ml

149, 706

43.352 40

6,473

5.326 510

3

11,330

2,549 .

1

3
1,741

11.330
2.263,418

2,549 25
792.196 30

3

11,330

2,549 2.-

2.274.74S

9,979

1.971 13

11,995

C. (-43, 775

2,587 13

'.»7<'

1.971 ia

6. 6 JO. 770

3

. 730

164 ;

3

:,125

730
224.834

164 25
78,691 90

3

730

164 -li]

I,12S

225,564

78, 856 13

67

4S.679

36

l.SOO

103

116.370

34,91! 00

"-'■'-'-

3S

797,210

239, 103 00

14.3 60

-

71S
1.0S9,S62

326,958 60

718

■ 143 CO

1.010. 580

150

14,051

2.S10 20

150
622

■ 14,05!
884.754

265.425 20

150

14.051

2,810 :n

772

898. S05

61.350

si.mt

19,»9J W

n.7«7,56C

5.816.185 7S

252

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. 15. — Gener.\l Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

CKOl'P VI -Continued.
Mlscfllaneous—

Anchors tor vessels

United Kingdom . .

Newfoundland

United States

Total

Cwt.

10,329

20

5,706

S

88. 9W

ISO

71.426

Cwt.

%

t CU.

16.055

160.570

Anvils ami vises

84.127

25.238 10

Total

84,127

Baths and balh tubs of any
material.

26.489

9.271 15

Total

26.489

9,271 15

Basins, closets. la\-atories, urin-
als, sinks and laundry tubs of
any material .

900

13

60.516

4 55

21,180 60

Total ....

61.429

21.500 15

Cyclometers, pedometers and
speedometers

Fire extinguishing machines, in-
cluding sprinklers for fire pro-
tection.

Fisheries, tor the use of, viz.—
Fish hooks tor deep sea or lake
fishing not smaller in size than
No. 2-0. not including hooks
commonly used for sports-
man's purposes.

143.731

35.932 75

United States

117,127

40.994 45

41.736

25

18.954

7.122

Total

67.857

Frames not more than 10 inches
in width, clasps and fasteners,
adapted for the use in the manu-
facture of purses and chatelaine
bags or reticules.

Guns, rilles, including air guns
and air rifles (not being to>-s),
muskets, cannons, pistols, r<^

4
39,610

0 80

7.922 00

Total

39,614

7.922 80

168,408

50,522 40

Total .

168.408

50,522 40

inetmakers'. upholsterers'.

583

8

523.845

174 90

2 40

carriage liardware, including
curry-combs, n.o.p.

157,153 SO

Total

524.436

1S7.330 80

85.600

25.680 00

Total

85,600

25.680 00

2.261

18.449

6.30S 00

nop. and hinge blanks.

51.519

15,455 70

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continved.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value. Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

C»t.

«

S cts.

C»t

S

S cts.

Cwt.

%

$ cts.

1.106

221 20

1.106
84.127

221 20

25,238 10

1,106

221 20

85.233

25.459 30

1,165

233 00

1.165
26.489

233 00

9,271 15

1.163

233 00

27.654

9,504 15

122,477

24.495 40

123.377

n

60,516

24,810 40

4 35

21,180 60

122.477

24.495 40

183,906

45,995 55

143,731

35,932 75

•

117,127

40,994 45

4
39.610

0 80

7,922 00

39.614

7.922 80

11.392

2.278 40

11.392
168,408

2,278 40

50.522 40

11,392

2.278 40

179.800

52,800 80

9.186

1,837 20

9,186

. 583

8

523,845

1.837 20

174 90

2 40

157.153 50

9.186

1,837 20

533.622| 159.168 00

41

8 20

41
85.600

8 20

25.680 00

41

8 20

85.641

25.688 20

2.261

18.449

6,308 00

51,519

15.455 70

254

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10 GEORGE V, A. ',920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

FreeGoode

General Tariff.

Quantity ,

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

CROUP VI— Continued.
M Iscellaneous— Con .

«

t

92

2.36«

407,403

t CU.

709 80

United Stales

Total

122.220 90

409,861

1'22,958 30

for and moving pitcture ma-

142,618

35,654 50

Total ....

142,618

35,654 50

Xoodle?. nf :,nv nv.t.^ri ,1 or kind,

486

182

> 624

175.015

145 SO

51 60

IS7 20

52,5(M 50

Total

176,307

52,892 10

Pins, nop

10
38

3 00

U 40

81.096

24.328 80

81.144

24,343 20

No

No.

18,352

206,403

61,920 60

Cft-t.

Cwt
3.526

25,516

7,654 SO

6,288

1,SS6 40

tailors' irons not plated.

2

40

51.274

0 60

New Zealand

12 00

15,382 20

Total

51.316

15,394 80

181
54

216,257

54 30

16 20

64.877 10

Total......

216.492

61.947 60

20.793

7,277 55

other, and parts thereof.

30
69
43

458.578

7 50

17 25

10 75

114,644 50

458,720

114,680 00

59

147

119,173

20 65

51 45

41.710 55

119.379

41,782 65

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity, i Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

S

1,482

$ cts.
296 40

$

S cts

$

1 , 574

9,212

407,403

S cts.

6,846

1,882 68

2,592 48

1,482

296 40

6,846

1,882 68

41S, 189

1,223

214 04

1,223

19

142,618

19

4 28

4 28

35,654 50

1,223

214 04

, 19

4 28

143,860

35,872 82

102,501

20,500 20

36

472

24,964

9 90

129 80

6,865 15

103,023

654

2o,.5SS

175,015

184 40

7,052 35

102,501

20,500 20

25,472

7,004 85

304,280

80,397 15

47,730

9,545 00

47,740

38

751

81,096

9,549 00

751

206 54

206 54

47,730

9,546 00

"751

206 54

129,625

34,095 74

No.

No.

No.
18,352

206,402

61,920 60

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.
3,526

25, 5u;

7,654 80

6,288

2

40

51,274

0 60

1

12 00

15,383 20

51,316

15,394 80

1.060

212 00

1,241

54

216,257

16 20

1,080

212 00

217,552

20,793

7,277 55

10

1 50

10
30
69
43

458,578

1 50

7 50

17 25

114,644 50

10

1 50

458,730

114,681 50

583

, 131 20

642

147

119,173

151 85

51 45

41,710 55

583

131 20

119,962

41,913 85

256

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No. 15.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-Gener.\l Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP VI— Concluded.
Miscellaneous— Con.

$

i

300

548

107

281.846

% cts.
90 00

plain black or coated, n.o.p..

32 10

84,553 80

Total .. ..

282.801

84,840 30

11.874

1,187 40

18.G06

8.226

856

200

10

6.275

716

2

815

13.830

745

1.595

1.326

951

10,914.113

5,581 80

256 80

component materials of chief
value, n.o.p.

eO 00

3 00

B \V Indies, other

1.8S2 50

214 80

0 60

244 50

Trinidadand Tobago

China

4, 149 00

223 50

478 50

397 80

285 30

3,274,233 90

Total

10,968.266

3.290,479 80

2»,«n

14.4«8.;0«

4.3:4,<»( U

SS,94t,K3

133,03i,84>

26,897,121 14

factures thereof.

GROUP VII.
Ores, Metals and Metal Manu-
factures, other than Iron and
Steel-
Aluminum—

United States

United States

United Kingdom . . .
United States

Total

Cwt.
1,902,296

2,296,721

Cwt.

14.633

137,258

Aluminium in ingots, blocks,
bare, rod."; strips, sheet or
plates.

Lb.
118,652
169,719

48,291
66,469

Lb.

288,371

114.796

25

504

78,995

J ^

79,084

United States

Aluminium tubing in lengths of
not less than 6 feet, not bent,
etc.

8,460

9,577

1

57

220

4

198.151

0 25

14 25

55 00

1 00

49.537 75

Total

198,433

49.608 25

2,ai,»(

198.433

49.M6 2S

CVSTJilS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preterential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

3,378

i cts.
675 60

$

$ cts.

i

3,678

548

107

281,846

S CU.

3.378

675 60

286,179

11,874

130,684

26,136 80

676

185 90

149,966

8.226

856

200

10

6,275

716

2

815

13,830

745

7,182

3.833

1,157

10,914,113

31.904 50

256 80

_

5.587

2.507

206

1,536 56
689 43
56 65

3,274 233 90

130,684

26,136 80

- 8,976

2,468 54

11.107.926

4S4,tl8

8C,787 11

a.»u

U,5CS SS

U.»74,;88

4 42? 410 33

i,938,«n

320,485 54

84, SM

23, i«* ;«

13S,«78,«S3

27 240 767 44

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

104

15 60

302

3,788

99

67 95
852 31
22 28

407

3,845

319

4

198.151

83 80

866 56

77 28

1 00

49.537 75

104

15 60

.4,189

942 54

202.726

50,566 39

IN

13 C«

4,18S

942 54

202,726

50.566 3*

11— i— 17

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — Gener.\l Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods. |

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP Vll-Continued.
Brass-
Brass in blocks, ingots or pigs. . .

United States

^Newfoundland

United States

Total

Cwt.
22,421

%
487,788

Cwt.

S

S cts.

Id and sera

290
11,246

2,801
189,646

*

11.536

192,537

Brass caps adapted for use in the
manufacture of electric bat-
teries.

Brass cups, being rough blanks,
for the manufacture of paper
shells or cartridges, when im-
ported by manufacturers of
brass and paper shells and cart-
ridges, for use exclusively in the
manufacture of such articles in
their own factories.

5.482

549,725

211,735

21,173 50

otherwise, not less than 6 feet
in length.

Brass in strips, sheets or plates,
not polished, planished or
coated.

140,062

14.006 20

140,062

14,006 20

United Kingdom . . .
United States

Total

United States

Brass tubing not polished, bent

Lb.

3,020
581,237

607
238.231

Lb.

lengths not less thsin 6 feet.

584,257

238.838

Pumps, hand, n.o.p

28,129

8.438 70

7
322.981

3
146,746

0 38

18,343 56

Total

322,988

146,749

18.343 94

brass, n.o.p.

438,719

109,679 75

Total

438,719

109,679 75

Manufacturers of, n.o.p

1,110
572
51
562
347
199
2,017,745

333 00

171 60

China

15 30

168 60

104 10

59 70

605,323 50

Total

2,020,586

606,175 80

1.(74,370

2,985,980

777.817 89

Copper-
Copper, in blocks, pigs or ingots.

United States

Newfoundland

United States

Total

Cwt.
35.910

886.395

Cwt.

'

Co er old and scr

12
6,434

PP t p

140,834

6.446

140,923

CrSTOUS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rat«s

Total Dutiable Goods.

Q

lantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

CKt

$

% cts.

C»t.

S

S cts.

Oirt.

%

S cts.

211,735

135

6 75

135
140,062

6 75
14.006 20

135

6 75

140,197

14.012 95

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

28,129

10

22

1 65

10

7
322,981

22

3

146,746

1 65

•10

22

1 65

-

322,998

146,771

18,345 59

3S,S55

6,799 65

38,853
438,719

6,799 65
109,679 75

38.855

6,799 65

477,574

116,479 40

30,387

6,077 40

26

7 15

31,523

572

51

2,405

6,929

199

2.017,745

6,417 35

1,843
6,582

506 82
1,810 16

605,323 50

30,387

6.077 40

8,451

2,324 13

2.059,424

t»,39»

K.885 45

8,451

t.VU 13

3,0«3,g30

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

11— i— 17i

260

CUSTOMS REPORT

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods. |

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Ehity.

GROUP VII— Continued.
Copper— Con.

Copper, in bars and rods in coil
or otherwise, in lengths of not
less than 6 feet, umnanufac-
turod.

Copper.in strips, sheets or plates,
not polished, planished or coat-
ed, etc.

Copper tubing in lengths of not
less than 6 feet, and not polish-
ed, bent or otherwise manu-
factured.

Copper rollers adapted for use in
calico printing.

Copper wire, plain, tinned or

Copper wire cloth, or woven wire
of copper.

United States

United States

United States

Cwt.
165.926

i
4,014,210

Cwt

t

S eta.

13,259

404,456

Lb.
416.338

188,779

Lb.

181

179,317

68.436

8.S54 77

2,282

570 50

Total

2,282

570 50

Copper, all other manufactures
of n.o.p.

160

48 00

Jaoan

1

46

288,454

0 30

13 80

86,536 20

Total...'....

288.661

86,598 30

PP

S,a4.M4

359,379

95,721 57

Gold and sll»er—

Gold and silver swee

jings

orSchlag

8,886

Gold, silver and Dutch
metal leaf.

•

3

122

1.213

29,643

0 83

33 56

333 60

8,152 00

30,981

8,519 99

141
6,849
11,774

and gilt
Iverware,

18.764

Electro-plated ware

63

286

3

96,893

22 05

100 10

Jaoan

1 OS

33.912 55

Total .. ..

97,245

34,035 75

Sterling or other s
n.o.p.

382
6

133 70

2 10

InnAn

10
36,722

3 50

12,852 70

Total . ..

37,120

12,992 00

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. 1 Duty.

Cwt.

S

; cts.

Cwt.

S

S ct^.

Cwt-

%

i cts.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

179,317

68,436

955

167 .12

955
2.282

167 12

570 60

955

167 12

3.237

737 62

2,036

407 20

2,036
160

79

234

46

288,454

407 20

48 00

79
233

21 72
64 08

21 72

64 38

13 80

86,536 20

2.036

407 20

312

85 80

291.009

87.091 30

2,991

iU 32

S12

85 89

382,682

96,383 69

435

65 25

435

3

122

1,213

29,643

65 25

0 83

33 56

333 60

8, 152 00

435

65 25

31,416

8,585 24

18,982

4,271 11

25

4,066

92

7 50

1,219 80

27 60

19,070

4,352

95

96,893

4,300 66

1,319 90

28 65

33,912 55

18,982

4,271 11

4,183

1.254 90

120,410

39,561 76

17,624

3,965 50

18,006

6

300

115

36,722

4,099 20

2 10

300
105

90 00
31 50

90 00

35 00

12 852 70

17,624

3,965 50

405

121 50

55, 149

17,079 00

262

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No. 15.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-General Statement of Merchandise Free and.

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity .

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP VII— Continued.

Gold and sUrer—Con.

Manufactures of gold and silver,
nop.

S

i

316
3
47

t Ct8.
110 60

1 05

16 45

35,969

12,589 15

Total

36.335

12,717 25

Silver and other coin, foreign,
except gold.

10

3 SO

'ZV.CM

201,(»1

«8,tt8 it

Lead-
Old, scrap, pig and block

Cwt

Cwt.

163
101,664

651
689,654

97 65

103,448 10

101,827

690,305

103,545 75

8,196

73.877

18.469 25

United States

Pipe

Lb.

Lb.
159,924

16,583

4.974 90

Shot and bullets

United States

2,660

348

104 40

United Kingdom. . .

United States

Total

23,520
485,908

2,613
57,250

.

509,428

59,863

Manufactures of, n.o.p

15

13

2,627

181

4 50

3 90

7S8 10

54 30

W,797

28,139 10

96,633

28,989 90

59,SC3

877, 7«

13«.*84 M

Tin-
Tin in blocks, pigs and bars

United Kingdom. . .

Australia

B. Straits
Settlements

Cwt.

21,809
224

401

2.552

1

587

500

1,970

1,557,189
18,055

29,771

205,448

79

36,496

Cwt

^

China

Dutch E. Indies

Japan

United States

Total

United Kingdom. . .

Japan

United States

Total

43.144
144,337

28.044

2,034,519

Tinfoil

Lb
82,954
8,600
245,231

49.801
4.636
R't,440

Lb.

336,785

118,877

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

i

1.575

S cis.
354 41

S

134

S cts.
40 20

$

2,025

3

2,841

47

35,969

i cts.

505 21

1 05

2,794
47

838 20
14 10

854 65

12.589 15

1.575

354 41

2,975

892 50

40.885

13,964 16

10

3 50

3s,eit

8.CSC27

7,563

2.268 9«

247,870

Cwt.

26

159

15 90

Cvv^.

26

163

101,664

159

651

689,654

26

159

15 90

101,853

690,464

8,196

73,877

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

159,924

16,583

2,660

348

8,122

1,624 40

8,137
13
2.866
2,521
222
93, 797

239

2,340

222

65 73
643 51
61 05

8,122

1.624 40

2,801

770 29

107,556

8,281

1,C4« SO

2,801

770 »

888 828

158,194 79

Cwt

Cwt,

Cwt.

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP Vll-Continuod.
Tin— Con.

S

i

15.857
31
121
259
542
1.645.450

S Ct8.

3.964 26

7 75

30 25

64 75

135 50

411.362 50

1.662.260

415.565 00

Total, tin

2,1U,39S

1,662.2«0

415,565 M

Zinc—

United States

United States

United States

Cwt.
34,319

407,016

Cvit.

sheets and plates.

Lb.

345,756

47.024

Lb.

Cwt
91,076

700,972

Cwt.

325
72,061

81 26

18,015 25

72,386

18.096 50

1.1SS.012

72,38e

18,09« SO

Other metals—

United States

1

43

47
26,167

7 06

3,925 05

Total

26,214

3,932 10

United Kingdom . . .
United States

Total

United States

Lb.

2,247
223

8,544
832

Lb.

2,470

9,376

Cwt

155

10,876

Cwt

15,542

4,662 60

Total

15.542

4,662 60

United States .

39,520

3,952 00

for the manufacture of watch
cases, jewellery, filled gold and
silver seamless wire.

Quicksilver

United Kingdom. . .
Hong Kong

Lb

11,697

1

450

20.022

15,796

3

599

27,547

Lb.

United States

Total

32.170

43,945

:^^=^^=^=

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 1 1

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Dity.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

t

30.613

; cts.
4,591 95

i

S cts.

S

46,470
31
121
259
542
1.645,450

% cts.
8,556 20

7 75

30 25

64 75

135 50

411,362 50

30.613

4.591 95

1,692.873

420. 156 95

U.U3

4,391 93

i,tK,8n

420, l3« 95

Cnt.

Cwt.

Cwt

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

38

5 70

363
72.061

86 95

'

18.015 25

38

5 70

72.424

18. 102 20

38

5 ;«

7J.424

18. in 2*

47
26.167

7 05

3.925 05

26.214

3.932 10

Lb. -

Lb.

Lb.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

1.111

194 45

I. Ill
15.542

194 45

4.662 60

1.111

194 45

/

16.653

4.857 05

39.520

3.952 00

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.

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No. 15. — General Statement of IVIerchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods. |

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity. Value, i Duty.

GROUP VII— Continued.

Other metalg— Con.

Nickel, nickel silver and German
silver, in ingots or blocks, n.o.p.

Nickel, nickel silver and Ger-
man silver, in bar^ and rods,
and also in strips, sheets or
plates.

German, Nevada and nickel

United States

United States

Lb.
86.079

i

35,218

Lb.

%

t cts.

557.579

190.245

,

60

67

60

233,144

18 00

20 10

plated.

J

18 00

69,943 20

Total

233,331

69.999 30

Platinum and black oxide of cop-
per for use in the manufacture
of chlorate and colours.

Platinum wire and platinum in
bars, strips, sheets or plates.

74

319
11,000
9,452

20,771

Platinum retorts, pans, conden-
sers, tubing and pipe, and prep-
arations of platinum, when im-
ported by manufacturers of
sulphuric acid, for use exclu-
sively in the manufacture or
concentration of sulphuric acid
in their own factories.

Crucibles, platinum

84

United States

7,155

Tagging metal, plain, japanned
or coated, in coils, not over I]
inches wide, when imported bj
the manufacturers of shoe and
corset laces for use exclusivel>
in the manufacture of such
articles in their own factories.

United States

United States

Cwt.
384

9,242

Cwt.

2«

7,598

(

sheets, for use in the construe
tion or repairs of vessels.

334, tn

314.607

82.34( M

Electric appirat us, n.o.p., bmps
and fixtures—

Electric motors, generators and

(J . "

1,675
2,319,742

460 62

637,929 87

Total

2,321,417

638.390 49

Electric light fixtures or parts

SS

148

2,952

267,873

25 50

44 40

885 60

80.361 90

Total

271,058

81,317 40

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity, l Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

t

S cts.

Lb.

%

$ cts.

Lb.

%

$ cts.

' 1.570

274 83

1.630

M

60

233.144

292 83

27

7 43

27 53

18 00

69,943 20

1.570

274 83

27

7 43

234.928

70.281 56

Cwt.

C«t.

Cwt.

6

2.681

469 28

27

7 43

317.315

83,022 71

32.305

4.845 75

32.305

1.675

2.319.742

4..S45 75

460 62

637.929 87

32.305

4.845 75

2.353.722

643.236 24

l.p8

343 60

1.803

148

2.952

267.873

369 10

44 40

885 60

80.361 90

1.718

343 60

272.776

SI. 661 00

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15 — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP Vll-Continued.

Electric apparatus, n.o.p.,
lamps and fixtures— Con.

Electric apparatus, n.o.p., insula-

t

595

407

1,256

2.736

3.432

7,493,617

t Ota.

Ill 93

teries: telegraph and telephone

Japan

^

7,S02,0t3

2,063 066 22

Total, electric apparatus, n.o.p.,
lamps and fixtures.

it.esi.sig

J,78J,734 11

Miscellaneous-
Ores ol metals, n.o.p

I'nited Kingdom . . .

Cwt.

33

49.255

66, OSS

3,125

970,928

Cwt.

United States

Total

829,063

829.096

1,089,396

Anodes of nickel, zinc, copper,
silver or gold.

Bells and gongs, n.o.p

2,705

270 SO

5

61

76

54,310

1 50

18 30

22 80

16,293 00

Total

54.452

16,335 60

3,316
31.037

United States

Total

34,353

1,906

models made in Canada and
designed by sculptors domi-
ciled therein.

4

1 20

190,423

57,126 90

Total . ...

190,427

57,128 10

Cages,— Bird, parrot, squirrel

5
4,062

1 75

1,421 70

parts thereof.

4,067

1,423 45

13,324

999 29

cameras and kodaks, including
special parts of metal in the
rough, when imported by
manufacturers of cameras and
kodaks, for use only in the
manufacture of cameras and
kodaks.

Chronometers and compasses for

27.362
31.561

58,923

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Hates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

%

54.637

S cU.

8,195 55

%

$ cts.

S

55,232
407
1,984
19.629
4,805
7,493,617

% cts.

728
16,893
1,373

182 00

4,223 25

343 25

54.637

8. 195 55

18,994

4.748 50

7,575.674

88, 6C*

IS, 384 N

18, M4

4.748 56

vt.tK.m

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

2,705

11

2 20

11

5

61

US

54,310

42

11 57

16,293 00

11

2 20

42

11 57

54.505

16,349 37

1,041

208 20

1,041

4

1

190,423

1

028

57,126 90

1,041

208 20

1

0 28

191,469

57,336 58

5
4,062

4,067

13,324

. —

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No. 15. — GeneiL'VL Statement of Merchandise Free and

.\rticles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value,

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP Vll— Continued.
Miscellaneous— Con.

t

t

t Ct8.

10

• 3 00

656.598

196,979 40

Total

656.608

196,982 40

34,731

10.419 30

Total

34.731

10.419 30

138
6,748
10,563

2,024 40

17,469

5,240 70

Watch cases and parts thereof,

497

310

47,822

122,481

Total

171,110

10,717

3,303

447

609,079

894,783

and parts thereof, finished or
unfinished, including winding

Total . . .

1,518,329

189,791 62

Gas. coal oil, or other lighting

14
148.784

44,635 20

collars, galleries and shade-

Total

148,798

44,639 40

9
90.913

gas burners .

27,273 90

Total

90,922

27,276 60

Lamps, side lights and head

675

1,817

4

388

347,517

100,934

2,941

1,367,563

545 10

I 20

Holland

104,255 10

30,280 20

882 30

410.268 90

1,821,839

346,551 70

i.352
10,979
39,855

405 60

rapan

3,293 70

Cnited States

11,956 50

Total

52, 186

15,635 80

34,993

12.247 55

thereof.

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — ContiniLed.

Preferential Tariff. |

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Dut.v.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

i

1,923

S cts.
qS4 60

87

% cts.
23 92

$

2,010

10

136

1,749

290

656,598

% cts.
408 52

3 00

136

1,749

290

37 40
48101
79 75

481 01

79 75

196,979 40

1,923

384 60

2,262

622 08

660,793

197,989 OS

35

9 63

35
34,731

9 63

10,419 30

35

9 63

34,766

10,428 93

552

110 40

12,535
32,526

3,447 14
8,944 7o

13,245
39,274
10.563

552

110 40

45,061

12,391 89

63,082

350

70 00

847

310

47,822

122,481

219 10

350

70 00

171,460

19

1 90

10,736

3,303

447

609,079

894,783

19

1 90

1,518,348

595

119 00

595
14

148,784

595

119 00

149.393

44,758 40

9
90 913

27 273 90

90,922

27,276 60

7,694

1,53S SO

8,369

1,817

4

388

347,517

100,934

2,941

1,367,563

I 741 30

7,694

1,538 80

1,829.533

337

67 40

337
1,352
10,979
39,855

405 60

11,956 50

337

67 40

52,523

15 723 20

34,993

12,247 55

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

C.ROrP VII— Continued.

Miscellaneous— Con.

GlovL- fasteners, metal, shoe eye
lets, corset eyelets, shoe eye
let hooks and shoe lace wir
fasteners.

Ingots moulds, glas^ moulds of

metal.

Medals of gold, silver or copper
and other metallic articles
actually bestowed as trophies
or prizes and received and
accepted as honorary di&cinc-
tions. and cups or other metal-
lic prizes won in bona fide com-
petitions.

Metallic elements and tungst
acid when imported by man_
facturers for use only in their
own factories in the manufac-
ture of metal filaments for
electric lamps.

Nickel plated ware, n.o.p . .

United Kingdom.

Unitejd Kingdom.

France

Japan

United States

Patterns of brass, iron, steel oi
other metal, not being models

Phosphor tin and phosphor
bronze, in blocks, bars, plates,
sheets and wire-
Rivets, burrs and washers, brass
and copper.

Nails and tacks, brass and copper

United Kingdom..

Hong Kong

France

Japan

Switzerland

United States

Total..

United States
United States .

Stereot\'pes, electrotj-pes and United States.

celluloids and bases for the

same composed wholly oi

partly of metal or celluloid,

n.o.p.. and copper shells for

such stercoti-pes, electrotypes

and celluloids.
Sterotypes, electrotypes and eel

luloids of newspaper columns

in any language other than

English and French and of

books, and bases and matrices

and copper shells for the same,

whether composed wholly oi

in part of metal or celluloid.

Stereotypes, electrotypes and
celluloids for al am anacs, calen-
dars, illustrated pamphlets,
newspaper or other advertiae-
ments. n.o.p., and mat
copper shells for such stereo-l
types, electrotypes and cellu-
loids. '

United Kingdom.

Japan

United States

18.239
46.769

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Proterential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

t

$ cts

$

$ cts

t

$ cts.

917,349

91,734 90

16,370

3,683 41

167

50 10

17,520

41

2,183

11,251

15

1,094,998

4,077 56

14 35

2,183

7,849

15

654 90

2,354 70

4 50

654 90

*

3,545 40

4 50

383,249 30

16,370

3,683 11

10,214

3,064 20

1,126.008

391,546 01

18,239

5,471 70

46,769

4,676 90

13,839

4,151 70

211

42 20

211
4,890

42 20

1,467 00

211

42 20

5,101

1,509 20

Sq.in.

Sq.in.

Sq.in.
231,787

14,575

289 77

2,577

163

23 77

2,801

60

1,274,964

171

1

53,847

29 13

0 90

19,124 57

2,577

m

25 77

1.277,825

54,019

19,154 60

11— i— 18

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

CJROUP Vll-Concluded.

MlscelUnMOS-Con.

Type metal in blocks, bars,
plates and sheets.

Type (or printing, including

t

SS

$ cts.

30

440

63,920

6 00

88 00

12,784 00

64,390

12,878 00

834
14,868

83 40

l,4»a 80

cords, tassels, ribbons or trim-

Total

15,702

1,570 20

United States

Lb.
103,262

36,867

Lb.

screwed or twisted, or flattened
or corrugated, for use in connec-
tion with nailing machines for
the manufacture of boots and^
shoes when , imported by the
manufacturers of boots and
shoes, to be used exclusively for
such purposes in their own
factories.

424

106 00

Total

424

Wire of all knds, nop

125,606

Total

125,506

2,0U,SM

7. 187, MS

1,777,(82 It

1S,S28,2«

%t.»54,0«8

maniirarturers, other than
Iron and steel.

GROUP Via.

Non -metallic, minerals
4 sroducts.

Cemeat. sand, Umc, earths, and
plaster-

2,258

13,810
4,672

Total

18,482

United Kingdom . . ,
United .States

Total

Cwt

... 1,454

7,413

723
3,260

Cwt.

8,867

3,983

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

S

S cts.

$

i cts.

t

85

t cts.
12 75

378

47 25

378

30

440

63,920

47 25

6 00

88 00

12,784 00

378

47 25

64,768

12,925 25

834
14.868

83 40

1.486 SO

15,702

1.570 20

Lb.

Lb.

Lb

69

12 08

69
424

106 00

69

12 08

493

118 08

400

60 00

400
125,506

400

60 00

125,906

3«,U1

C.37S a

57. 6U

16.(99 «

7,274,73«

1 794 ISi 22

271. 4K

48, 9K 98

M.952

27.247 24

24.325. 4S«

Cwt.

C»-t.

Cwt.

11— i— 18^

276

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

■ '

Countries.

Free Goods. |

General Tariff.

Articles.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

C'.HOIP VIII -Continued.

C«m«nt, sand, lime, earths, and
plaster -Con.

CiraMl ana sand

Ton.

31
317,748

288
442,287

Ton.

S

1 cto.

United States

Total

United States

317,779

442,573

Sites or crystallized quartz,
ground or unground.

Gypsum, crude (sulphate of lime)

Cwt.
10,902

11.803

Cwt.

Ton.

23
2.048

Ton.

'

T' N^H ^t tt^

114

Total

United States

114

2,071

I.ime

Cwt.

Cwt.
103,799

59,140

10,349 80

Plaster of Paris, or gypsum,
ground not calcined.

R T\ ntr

4

2,357

7
3,069

1 05

460 35

Total

2,361

3,076

461 40

Plaster of Paris, or gypsum, cal-
cined and prepared wall plaster

7
21,734

20
18,587

0 88

2,717 08

Total

21,741

18,607

2,717 96

Cement, Portland and hydraulic

227
26,393

2.187
23.688

22 70

2,639 30

Total

26,620

25,875

2,662 00

Cement, n.o.p., and manufactures
of, n.o.p.

16
8.926

3 60

2.008 52

Total

8.942

2.012 12

Chalk, prepared

155

188

36

76,680

27 12

P

32 90

JfUIJUl

6 30

13,419 48

Total

77,059

13,485 80

Whiting, gilders' whiting and
Paris white.

United Kingdom . . .
United States

Total

133,983
63,315

111,289
69,432

197,298

180.721

Kl,8$3

in, CM

31, (8« K

and plaster.

Clay and manuractures of (in-
cluding bricks of all kinds) —

China clay, ground or unground .

I'nited Kingdom . . .

90,714

3

126.502

53,848

6

73,373

United States

Total

217.219

127,227

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption- — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Ton.

S

$ cts

Ton.

i

t cts.

Ton.

t

$ cte.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Ton.

Ton.

Ton.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt

103,799

59 140

10,349 80

57

76

7 60

57

4

2,357

76
3,069

7 60

1 05

460 35

76

7 60

2.418

3,152

469 00

7
21,734

20
18,587

0 88

2, 717 08

21,741

18,607

2,717 96

67

562

4 69

294
26,393

2.749
23,688

27 39

2,639 30

67

562

4 69

26,687

26,437

2,666 69

98

12 25

114

8,926

15 85

2,008 52.

88

12 25

9,040

2,024 sr

1,101

165 15

1,256

188

36

76,680

192 27

32 90

6 30>

13,419 48-

l.IOl

165 15

78,160

13.650 9?

1,837

189 a

1»4,S3C

31,878 77

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General TarifT.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP vni— Continued.

Clay and manuractures of

(including bricks of all kinds)
—Can.

Fire clay, ground or unground . .

S

7,809

9

384,646

1

t cts.

Total

392:464

Pipe clay, ground or ungrouniL -

1.148

Clays, all other, n.o.p

2,453

198

28,235

30,886

Brick, fire, magnesite

192,488

103,960

507

2,463,676

Brick, fire, of a class or kind not
made in Canada, n.o.p.

2.568,143

Fire brick, n.o.p

23
640,157

5 18

144,036 54

640,180

144,041 72

83

22 83

83

22 83

Building brick

M

M
3,4IS

37.65S

12,973 14

779

17,902

4,027 99

779

17,902

4,027 99

Building blocks, partition hollow
and fireproof building tile.

:::::::::;::

58,908

13,254 39

58,908

13,254 39

Drain pipes, sewer pipes and
earthenware fittings therefor,
chimney linings or vents, chim-
ney tops and inverted blocks,
glazed or unglazed.

Drain tiles, not glazed

28,184

9,864 40

1 : 1 ' ( '

28,184

9.864 40

416

83 20

Manufactures of clay, n.o.p

292

4

135,673

65 70

0 90

30.527 05

135,969

30,593 65

5

1 13

imported by manufacturers of

CrtiTOiin REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continthed.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

$ cts.

%

% cts.

$

S ct..

1

15,914

1,989 32

15.937
640. 157

1,994 50
144,036 54

IS. 914

1.989 32

656.094

146.031 04

2.073

310 95

2.073
83

2.073

310 95

2.156

M.

M

M
3.418

57.658

6

116

14 50

6
779

116
17.902

14 50

6

116

14 50

785

18.018

853

10,6 63

»'

853

5S. 908

106 63

853

106 63

59.761

'■

609

152 25

.i-IM«

609
28.184

152 25

9.864 40

609

152 25

28.793

10.016 65

i!?i*'

416

83 20

27.524

3.440 55

27.816

4

135.673

3.506 25

0 90

30.527 05

27.524

3.440 55

163.493

34.034 20

5

1 13

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 liEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free ami

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP Vlll-Continuod.

CUy and manuractures of

(including bricks of all kinds)
—Con.

i

t

56

88

52

2.302

6V,818

t cts.
16 80

26 40

China

IS 60

690 60

70.316

2.353

2

728

135

137

54

3«

g.462

72,537

705 90

decorated, printed, or sponged,
and all earthenware, nop.

B. India

0 60

218 40

40 SO

r.hinn

41 10

16 20

Italy

103 20

2.538 60

21,761 10

Total

84.752

25,425 60

45.874

13.762 20

45.874

13,762 20

Table ware of china, porcelain.

15. 198

4.480

122

14

93,295

852

198.214

13

101,323

4. 179 45

1,232 00

BraTii ..:;'::;:

33 55

China

3 85

25,656 12

Holland

234 30

54.509 44

3 58

27,863 82

413.511

113,716 11

22
4,725
13,099

3 30

6 60

1,417 50

3.929 70

Total... .

17.857

5,357 10

690

2

30,659

207 00

0 60

9,197 70

31.351

9.405 30

393
40.79-

137 55

14.278 95

Total

41,190

14.416 SO

100
308
197
46
2,306
59.929

30 00

n.o.p.

92 40

59 10

13 80

691 80

15, 978 70

Total

62,886

18,865 80

Total, clay and inanufactiires of

s.sn.soc

l.-IKMi

4M,HS 8C

Including bricks of aU kinds)

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

i
17,611

t cts
3.522 20

$

S cts

J

17.667

88

52

2.302

67.818

S cts.
3.539 00

17,611

3,522 20

87.927

24.617 00

112,346

22,469 20

114.699

2

728

135

137

54

344

S,462

72,537

23.175 10

218 40

112,346

22.469 20

197,098

47.894 80

76

15 20

76
45,874

13.762 20

76

15 20

45,950

13.777 40

1,313.109

196.966 35

1,328,307

4,480

122

14

93.295

852

198.214

13

101.323

1.232 00

1.313.109

1%.966 35

1.726.620

5,587

1,117 40

5.598

22

4.725

13.099

3.929 70

5,587
2,242

1,117 40

23.444

448 40

2.932

2

30.659

2,242

448 40

33.593

24.934

6,233 50

25.3^7
40.797

6 371 03

24.934

6.233 50

66. 124

12,933

2.390 60

13.053

308

197

46

2,306

39,929

13 80

17.978 70

12.953

2.590 60

73.839

l.Sii.Ul

«3».377 OS

3.242.989

(7(.282 91

282

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

Gonoral Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty.

GROUP Vlll-Contmued.

Coal, petroleum, asphalt, and
products—

Asphaltum or asphalt, solid

United Kingdom . . .

Mexico

United States

Total

Cwt

72
15,954
398,526

S

134

9.051

415.812

Cwt

S

i cts

414,552

424,997

15.725

2.751 98

33,984

United Kingdom. . ,
United States

Total

United States

Ton.

Ill
4,345,084

94P
24,S05.60<>

Ton.

stove, nut and pea.

4,345,195

24.806,558

Coal, anthracite, n.o.p., buck-
wheat, rice and barley

407.593

1,385,240

3,042,057

7.661,765

125,887 98

Total

3.042,057

7.661,765

425.887 98

13,526,452

36,747,877

7,169.019 56

Total

13.526.452

36,747,877

7,169,019 56

Newfoundland

United States

Total

United States

United States

United States

United States

Tar coal, crude, in packages of
not less than 15 gal. and coal
pitch.

Gal.

50
2.035.199

6
117,027

Gal.

2,035,249

117,033

Carbolic or heavy oil

130.878

33,712

Coke

Ton
1.075.491

8,160,916

Ton.

Coke, ground, when imported by
manufacturers of electric bat-
teries, for use in their on-n fac-
tories in the manufacture of
such batteries.

Petroleum imported by miners

Cwt
14.517

25,076

Cwt

Gal.
4.710

1.922

Gal.

or mining companies or con-
cerns lor use in the concentra-
tion of ores of metals in their
own concentrating establish-
ments.

47,135

5.824

707 11

than naphtha benzine and gas-
oline lighter than •S2.'!.S but not
less th.an -775 specific gravity
at 60 degrees.

24,010.005
236,809,939

1,005.538
13,661,429

75.415 35

1.024,607 38

heavier at 60 degrees tempera-

Total

260,819,944

14.666,967

1,100,022 73

refiners to be reBned in their
own factories.

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Cwt.

$

t cts

Cwt.

%

$ cts

Cwt

S

S cts.

15,725

2,751 98

Ton.

Ton.

Ton..

226

330

22 60

226
3,042,037

330

7,661,765

22 60

425,887 98

226

330

22 60

3,042,283

7.662,095

425,910 58

290

1,235

101 50

290
13,526,4.52

1,235
36,747,877

101 50

7,169,019 56

290

1,235

101 50

13,526,742

36,749,112

7,169,121 06

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

Ton.

Ton.

Ton.

Cwt.

Cwt,

Cwt.

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

47, 135

5.824

707 11

24,010.005
236,809,939

1.005,538
13,661,429

75,415 35

260,819,944

14.666,967

1,100.022 73

CUSTOMS KEI'ORT

10 GEORffE V, A. 1920
No. 15.^ — General Statement of Merchandise J"ree and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods. |l

— •

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

C;ROrP VIII— Continued.

Coal, petroleum, asphalt, and
products-Con.

Petroleum, (not including crude
petroleum imported to be re-
fined or illuminating or lubri-
cating oils) -8235 specific grav-
ity or heavier at 60 degrees
temperature.

Illuminating oils composed whol-
ly or in part of the products of
petroleum, coal, shale or lig-
nite, costing more than 30 cents
per gallon.

Coai and kerosene, distilled, puri-

Gal.

t

Gal.
139,635,201

t
7.923.246

t cto.
698,176 35

227,433

175.278

35.055 60

227,433

175,278

35.055 60

131,523
3,769,926

10,630
423, 166

3,288 07

94.248 60

Total

3,901,449

433,796

97.536 67

Xewfoundland

United States

Total

Gasoline under • 725 specific grav-
ity at 60 degrees temperature.

1.270
2,824,542

647
738,802

2,825,812

739,449

Lb.

Lb.
5,150,420

415,368

83,073 60

Lubricating oils composed whol-
ly or in part of petroleum and
costing less than 25 cents per
gallon.

Gal.

Gal.

42

221,926

2,117,81"

9
25,639
438.240

1 06

5,548 IS

52,945 78

Total

2,339,785

463. 8SS

58,494 99

Lubricating oils, n.o.p

5,602
2

25
3,460,155

3,196
3

21
1,488,985

639 20

0 60

4 20

297,797 00

Total

3,465.784

1,492,205

298,441 00

800
56
22

534

15

28

325,632

16,825
15
69
773
20
3,185
244,715

2,944 37

specified.

2 63

12 08

135 28

3 50

557 37

42.825 51

327,087

265,602

46.480 74

Vaseline and all similar prepara-

173.705

43.426 25

medicinal or other purposes.

173.705

43.426 25

Lb.

Lb.

1.504,810

190,826

47,706 50

1,504.810

190,826

47,706 50

281.001

57,794

14,448 50

Total

281,001

57,794

14.448 50

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285

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Gal.

$

t cts.

Gal.

t

S cts.

Gal.

139,635,201

%

7,923.246

5 cts.
698,176 33

1 000

501

75 15

1,000
227,433

501

175,278

35,055 60

501

75 15

228,433

175,779

131,523
3,769,926

10,630
423,166

3,288 07

3,901,449

433,796

97,536 67

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.
5,150,42,0

415,368

83,073 60

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

42

221.926

2,117,817

9
25.639
438.240

1 06

2,339,785

463,888

58, •94 99

169

21 14

5,926

2

25

3,460,155

3,365
3

• 21
1.488,985

-

297,797 00

324

169

21 14

3,466,108

1,492,374

298,462 14

3,428

514 20

3,037
56
22
534
15
28
325, 632

20,253
15

m

773

20

3,185

244,715

3,438 57

12 OS

3 50

42,825 51

2,237

3,428

514 20

329,324

269,030

46,994 94

93

13 95

93
173,705

93

13 95

173,798

43.440 20

Lb.

115

17 25

Lb.

Lb.

728
1,504,810

115
190,826

17 25

47,706 50

115

17 25

1,505,538

190,941

238

35 70

830
281,001

238
57,794

3)5 70
14,448 50

830

238

35 70

281,831

58,032

14.484 20

286

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Articles.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROVP Vlll-Continued.

boMlf petroleum, asphalt, and
products— Con.

Petroleum, products of, nop. .

Gal.

t

Gal.

5,235.30£
24.647,623

t

467. 87C
5,106,783

S cts.
130,882 72

616,191 30

29,882,932

5,574,65!

747.074 02

Total, roaK petroleum, asphalt,
and products.

U, 723,887

n.ztt.iv,

M,8«8,SM 58

Glass-
Glass carboys or demijohns.

bijttU'i', (IccanttTS, flaslci, jars
and phials.

-

0,189

3.i5

122

145

1

8

59,725

81

5

644,495

115 40

Rermuda

39 65

47 13

0 33

Vranrt*

2 60

J

19,410 70

Miquelon and St.

26 33

1 63

209,462 10

711,126

231.117 37

Glass balls, and cut, pressed or
moulded, crystal glass table-
ware, blown glass tableware,
and other cut glass ware.

875

5

9

3

865

4,439

15

1,047

422,748

284 38

H n Knn^

1 63

J =■■ ^

2 93

Newfoundland

0 98

P

281 15

1,439 44

4 88

340 28

137.395 36

429,996

139,751 03

Lamp chimneys, glass shades or
globes -

TT T^ _

55

17

132

183,695

17 88-

5 53

42 90

59,702 25

Total

183.899

59,768 56

Incandesnent lamp bulbs and
glass tubing for use in the

818
198,382

81 80

19,838 20

lamps and mantle stockings for
gas light.

Total

199,200

19,920 00

/

lamps.

48

7 20

48

7 20

Spectacles. eye-glasses anc
ground or finished spectacle or
eye-glass lenses .

702

240

109,421

210 60

Janan

72 00

32,826 30

110,363

33, 108 90

Sq. It.

Sq.ft.

glass.

Janan ^

74,200
17,655.328

4,202
1,504,495

525 25

188,062 22

17.729.528

1,508,697

188,587 47

CVSTOllS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Contimied.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Gal.

t

% cts.

Gal.

S

; cts.

Gal.

5,235.309
24,647.623

S

467,876
5,106,783

t cts.
130,882 72

616,191 30

29,882,932

5.574.659

747,074 02

C.IM

801 IS

}c.n«.ts4

4,643

928 60

355

122

145

1

8

59,725

81

5

644.495

4,643

928 60

715.769

9,540

1,908 00

10,415

5

9

3

865

4.429

15

1.047

422.748

2,192 38

9,540

1,908 00

439.536

155

31 00

155
55
17

132
183,695

155

31 00

184,054

45

2 25

.

45

818

198,382

45

2 25

199,245

19,922 25

9

0 90

9
48

9

0 90

57

345

69 00

345

702

240

109,421

345

69 00

110,708

Sq. It.
56,096

5.680

426,02

Sq. ft.

Sq. ft.

56,096

74.200

17.655,328

5.680

4.202

1,504,495

56,096

5.680

426 02

17,785,624

1,514 377 IS9 013 49

288

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No. 15.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP vm— Continued.

Glass-Con

Ornamental figured and enamel-
led coloured glass and memor-
ial or other ornamental window
glass, n.o.p.

t

$

1,232
5,322

$ cts.

1,330 50

6.554

1.638 50

Painted or vitrified, chipped,
figured, enamelled and obs-
cured white glass.

W5

236 25

Total

945

236 25

Plain, coloured, opaque, stained
or tinted, or muffled glass in
sheets.

17.840

4. 460 00

17,840

4,460 00

Stained or ornamental glass win-

5,118

1,535 40

'

5.118

1,535 40

Glass plates or discs, rough cut or
unwTought, for use in the manu-
facture of optical instnmients,
when imported by manufac-
fncturers of such optical instni-

1,714

609

38,051

p ^^

40,374

3,416
59,813

of dry plates for photographic
purposes when imported by the

63,229

plates for use exclusively in the
manufacture thereof in their
own factories.

Photographic dry plates

842
19,896

252 60

5.968 80

Total

20,738

6.221 40

Plate glass, not bevelled, in
sheets or panes, not exceeding
7 sq. ft. each, n.o.p.

Sq.ft.

Sq. ft.

909,302

388,256

38,825 60

Total

909,302

3S8,25C

38,825 60

Plate glass, not bevelled, in
sheets or panes exceeding 7 sq.
ft. each, and not exceeding 25
sq. ft. each, n.o.p.

268,668

160,148

44,010 78

Total

268.668

160.148

44,040 78

Plate glass, n.o.p

550,850

364,761

127,666 35

Total

550,850

364,761

127,666 35

Plate glass, bevelled, nop

8.075

6,796

2.378 60

Glass in sheets and bent plate
glass, n.o.p.

940
124,259

235 00

31,064 75

125, 199

31.299 75

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value. 1 Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Bush.

S

8,045

S cts.
1,407 89

Bush.

i

S cts.

Bush.

$

9,277
5,322

$ cts.
1,715 89

1.330 50

~

8,045

1,407 89

14,599

3.046 39

~

2,004

350 70

2,004
945

330 70

236 25

2.004

350 70

2,949

586 95

4,044

707 69

4,044
17,810

707 69

4,044

707 69

21,884

5,167 69

2,201

440 20

2,201
5,118

440 20

=.

1,535 40

2,201

440 20

7,319

1,975 60

,

1,990

398 00

2,832
19,896

5.968 SO

1,990

398 00

22.72?

6.619 40

Sq. ft.

21.362

1,602 15

Sq. ft.

Sq. ft.
45.008
909,302

21,362
388,256

38,825 60

45,008

21,362

1,602 15

954,310

409,618

40.427 75

6,583

987 45

10,003
268,668

6,583
160,148

10.003

6,583

987 45

278.671

166, 731

45.028 23

97.549

41,782

9,396 45

97,549
550,850

41,762
364,761

9,396 45
127,666 35

97,549

41.762

9,396 45

648.399

406,523

137,062 80

8,075

6.796

2.378 60

13,287

2.325 26

14,227
124,239

2.560 26
31,064 75

13,287

2.325 26

138,486

33,625 01

11— i— 19

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No,. 15 — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP VIII— Continued.
GUss-Con,
Silvered glass, bevellwl or not,

S

t

20

2,310

298
138.165

$ cts.
7 00

5 60

808 50

104 30

48,357 75

Total

140.809

49,283 15

Articles of ^lass, not plate or
sheet, designed to be cut or

858

193 05

779

12

1,265

268

10,995

1

291

819,634

175 30

glass, n.o.p.

2 70

284 63

60 30

2,473 90

0 23

65 48

184,419 99

Total

834.103

187,675 58

103, C03

S,2U,S9C

1,187,531 8»

Stone-
Phosphate rock (fertilizer )

87.524

Pumice and pumice stone lava and

25

12

35,778

>

^

manufactured than ground.

35,815

Xewfoundland

United States

Total

United Kingdom. ..

.Stone, refuse, not sawn, ham-
mered or chiselled, nor fit for
flagstone, building stone or
paving.

Ton.
173.521
282,389

112,038
134,645

Ton.

455.910

246.683

Flint, and ground flint atones ...

Cwt.

48

3,400

115,692

108

1,655

112,150

Cwt.

United States

Total

119.140

113.913

Chalk, China or Cornwall stone,
cliff stone, and felspar, fluo-
epar. magnesite and mica
schist, ground or unground.

84,914
147,510

232,424

liurrstones in blocks, rough or
unmanufactured, not bound up
or prepared for binding into
mill stones.

Building stone other t lian marble

No
1,457

4,229

No.

United States

Cwt

CH-t

1,839

927

275 S5

2 aides but not sawn on more
than 4 sides.

Building stone other than marble
or granite, planed, turned, cut
or further manufactured than
sawn on 4 stdos.

144

203

64 80

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

i

19.952

S

4,489 32

{

S cts.

$

19.972

16

3.114

2,972
138,165

S cts.
• 4,496 32

1 5 60

804
2,674

241 20
802 20

' 1,049 70

f ! 906 SO

48.357 75

19,952

4,489 32

3.478

1,043 40

164.239

64.815 87

29,864

4,479 60

4,021
69

804 20
13 80

34,743
69

779

12

5,237

268

69,450

1

4.742

819.634

6, 476 85

13 80

175 30

■ 2 70

3,972

794 40

1,079 03

60 30

53,455

11,691 00

14,164 90

0 23

4,451

890 20

955 68

I

184,419 99

29.864

4,479 60

70.968

14. 193 60

934,935

206.348 78

171,511

29.950 48

74,446

15.237 00

5.460,553

1,212.709 37

Ton.

Ton.

Ton.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

No.

No.

No.

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt

1.839

927

275 85

*

144

203

64 80

'

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity

. Value.

Duty.

GROUP Vlll-C'ontmued,

Stone— Con.

Flagstone, Eranite, rough sand-
stone, and all building stone.
not hainmorod, sawn or chis-
Bellcd.

Flagstone and all other building
etone sawn on not more than
two sides.

S

t

94.359

t els.
14.153 86

35.506

7.101 20

' y ■ ■

5.558

1,111 60

5,558

1,111 60

Granite, manufactures of, n.o.p.

176
35,614

61 60

12,464 90

35.790

12,526 50

Grindstones, not mounted and not

2.295
256.000

344 26

38.400 00

258.295

38,744 25

Grindstones, n.o.p

16.979

4.244 75

16.979

4.244 75

Lithographic stones, not en-
graved.

4,481

896 20

Italy

3.603
209.676

720 60

polished,

41,935 20

Total

213,279

42.655 80

Marble, rough, not hammered or

2..')07
51,462

376 05

7,719 30

53,969

8.095 35

Marble

' ■ . p

44

847

10

68,217

15 40

296 45

3 50

23,875 95

69,118

24,191 30

Roo&ng slate

Squares of
100 sq. ft.

Squares ot
100 sq.ft.
8,144

47.268

6,108 00

Slate pencils

347
10. 148

86 75

2.637 00

Total

10,495

2,623 75

•

3

41,111

0 75

10,277 75

Total

41,114

10,278 50

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

■Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

S

% cts.

$

S cts.

94.359

8 cts.

35,506

7.101 20

54

8 10

54
5.558

54

8 10

5.612

1,119 70

38.800

11,M2 70

3«,g83
35.614

11,704 30

38,809

11,642 70

74.599

34,946

3,4B4 60

37.241
256.000

38,400 00

34.946

3,494 60

293,241

42,^8 85

640

112 00

540

16.979

*

4.244 75

640

112 00

17,619

4,356 75

4,481

896 20

3,603
209,676

213,279

42,655 80

2,507
51,462

53,969

3,219

965 70

3,219

44

847

10

68,217

3,219

965 70

72.337

25,157 00

Squares of
100 Sq. ft.

Squares of
100 Sq.ft.

Squares of

100 Sq. ft.

8,144

47,268

6, 108 00

347
10,148

86 75

10,495

2,623 75

3
411,11

0 75

10,277 75

41,114

10,278 50

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods.

General TarilT.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP VIII— Continued.
Stone— Con.

Slate and manufactures of, n.o.p.

i

t

i ct«.

38,502

11,550 60

Total

38,502

11,550 60

United Kingdom . . .

Curling stones and handles there-
for.

Pair.

SJ

1,160

Pair.

1

22

2 20

Total

85

1.160

1

22

2 20

Manufactures of stone, n.o.p

15

4

93

44.169

4 50

1 20

27 90

13,250 70

Total

44.281

13,284 30

ni,748

t7*,14(

1*7, H8 8*

MIsceDaneous—

Artificial abrasives in bulk
tnished or ground, when im-
ported for use in the manufac-
ture of abrasive wheels and
poHshing composition.

Emery, in bulk, crushed or
ground.

1,349
126,282

127,631

2,710
82,328

Total

85,038

Sandpaper, glass, flint and emery
paper or emerj- cloth.

800

102

300,056

200 00

25 50

75.014 00

Total

300.958

75,239 50

Emery and carborundum wheels
and manufactures of emery or

562,802

140,700 50

Total

562,802

140,700 50

Asbestos, in any form other than
crude, and all manufactures of.

4,20S

52

12

600,108

1.052 00

13 00

3 00

150.027 00

604,380

151,095 00

18,666

Crucibles, clay, sand or plum-
bago.

62.481
47.014

Total

109,495

1,202,890

47,069

59

i_

'

1.250,018

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity -

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

S

192

% cts.
38 40

$

S cts.

$

192
38,502

% Ota.
38 40

11,550 60

192

38 40

38,694

11,589 00

Pair.

Pair

Pair.

1

22

2 20

I

22

2 20

466

93 20

466

15

4

93

44,169

93 20

4 50

1 20

27 90

13,250 70

466

93 20

44,747

13,377 50

78.326

1«,351 ?0

l.»48,4;2

214, 2t3 SO

,

9,943

1.491 45

10,743

102

300,056

9.943

1,491 45

310,901

445

77 88

445

562,802

77 88

445

77 88

563.247

45,314

6,797 10

49,522

52

12

600, lOS

7,849 10

45,314

6,797 10

649,694

157,892 10

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

CROUP VIII— Concluded.

.^Ilscellaneous— Con.

Diamond dust or bort. and black
diamonds for borers.

S

1,448
93.798

%

t cts.

95,246

Foundry facings of ail kinds ....

41.335

10,333 75

Plumbago, not ground or other-
wise manufactured.

Plumbago, ground and manu-
factures of, n.o.p.

21.203

2,120 30

113

126,139

28 25

31.534 75

Total

126,252

31,563 00

United Kingdom . .
B.VV. Indies, other
NcK-foundland

Salt, imported from the United
Kingdom, or any British Pos-
session: or imported for the
use of the sea or gulf fisheries.

Cwt
700.395
308, 726
18,736
634,380
236,625

518,072
47,421
11,621
56,976

121,211

C»t.

United States

Total

1,899.062

755,301

Salt, in bulk, nop

11.200
1.451

14,500

259

1,681

298.708

560 00

Brazil

72 55

16,695
1,067,434

834 75

53,371 70

Total

1.096.780

315,148

54.839 00

Salt, n.o.p., in bags, barrels, and
other coverings.

266,457

152,110

19.982 46

251

43 92

provided for.

39
891,216

6 83

155.963 53

Total

891,506

156.014 28

2,441.SS5

3, (IS. (94

«41.88; 79

4«,»S$,8g2

st.iu.im

13,344,217 M

and products.

GROUP IX.

Wood, wood products,
paper and manufac-
tures.

Cork and manufactures of—

Corkwood or cork bark

factored, imported by manu-
facturers for use in their own
factories in the manufacture of
corks, strips, shives, shells,
and washers of cork.

Cork-wood,

nanufacturcd.

Cork slabs, boards, planks and
tiles produced from cork waste
or granulated or ground cork

9,291

802
10,303

Total

11,105

37,352
56.614

11.205 60

16,984 20

Total

93,966

28,189 80

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff. |

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity -

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

S cU.

S

S cts.

S

i cts.

41,335

10,333 75

21,203

2,120 30

16,446

2,466 90

16,559
126, 139

16,446

2.466 90

142,698

Cwt.

Cwt.

Cwt.

11,200

1,451

16,695

1.067,434

14,500

259

1,681

298,708

1,096,780

315,148

266.457

152,110

10,337
2.236

1.550 55
335 40

10.588

2,236

39

891,216

12,573

1,885 95

904.079

84,721

U,71» 28

3.100.419

654,607 07

1,878,491

n».3n «9

74,446

15.237 00

89.317 599

-

-

37,352
56.614

93,966

298

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value,

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROIP I.\-Continuc.l

Cork *nd nunuractures of—

Con.

t

467

8

2,527

1.664

167,410

t CU.

Portugal

505 40

Spnin

33 482 00

Total

172.078

34.415 20

Lb.

Lb.

54

12

33,648

8.647

28,580

83

13

13,151

3,210

24=929

4 32

2 851 84

United States

2 286 40

Total

72,941

41.386

5 835 28

8.0IM
1.793
42.009
38,047
47,553

8,875
2,002
10.652
10,085
33,698

89 65

1 902 35

United States

2,377 65

Total

137,406

65.312

20,3m

tn.iit

Wood, unmanufactured, and
round unmanufactured
timber-
Bark, hemlock

United States

Cord.

484

6,469

Cord.

11
440.953

United States

Total

440.964

1.599.825

1,603
2,637

tured.

■Total

•4.240

3

29.482

Total

29.485

United States

Wood for fuel

16,186

58,809

Total, wood, unmanufactured.

2,U»,7iR

and round unmanufactured
Umber

Lumber and timber, hewn or
sawn—

Timber, hewn or saw-n, squared

558
267,022

or sided, or creosoted, etc.

United States

Total

267,580

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

6,920

$ cts.
1,038 00

.

3

S cts.

S

7,3S7

8

2,527

1,664

167,410

$ cts.

505 40

6,920

1,038 00

'

178,996

35,453 20

Lb.

245

295

14 70

Lb.

Lb,

245

54

12

35,648

8,647

28,580

295

83

13

13,151

3,210

24,929

4 32

2,851 84

2,286 40

245

295

14 70

73,186

41,681

5,849 98

169

100

6 76

8,173
1.793
42,009
38,047
47,553

8,975
2.002
10,652
10,085
33,698

89 65
2.100 45
1,902 35
2,377 65

169

100

6 76

137.575

65,412

6,877 06

7,315

1,059 46

380,055

76,370 04

Cord.

Cord,

Cord.

,

300

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity. , Value.

Duty.

GROUP IX-r.mtinuo.l.

Lumber and timber, planks and
boards, when not otherwise
manufacturiKl than routJh
sawn, or split, whither cre-
osoted.vuKanlied.or treated
by any other presorilnfi pro-
ecss or not, and planks
boards and other lumber
not further manufaetured
than dressed on one side
only, viz.—

Chi-rry. chestnut, gumwood
hickory and whitewood

I'nited States

Australia

Philippines

M. ft

29. 655

t
i, 281. 584

M. ft.

(

t els.

Feet.

8,102
32.333
649.355

8S1

2.740

109,550

Feet.

United States

Total

689,790

113,171

Mft.

3

48.908

412
2,532.913

Mft.

United States

Total

United States

United States

United States

48.911

2,533,325

67.601

2.364,923

Feet.
. 259,610

11,618

Feet.

299

488

1

United States

United States

United States

United States

216.573

42,090

23,690

800

Walnut

1,132,634

85,273

Whiteash

1.605,504

131,739

23

13,385

17

995

493

330

1,417

43,812

persimmon, red cedar and sat-

Total

60,472

.■\ustralia

Mft.

127

1

6

66.826

11,172

30

126

2,493,598

M.ft

Newfoundland

United States

Total

Bot further manufactured .

66,960

2,504; 926

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Duitable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

M ft.

S

% cts.

M ft.

%

S cts.

M ft.

$

S cts.

Feet.

Feet.

Feet.

M ft.

M ft.

'

M ft.

Feet.

Feet.

Feet.

M ft.

M ft.

M ft.

302

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-General Statement of Merchandise Free and

.Articles.

Countriea.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP IX— Continued.

Lumber and timber, planks
and boards, etc.— Con.

Sawed boards, planks, deals,
planed or dressed on one or
both sides, when the edges
thereof are jointed or tongued
and grooved

M. ft.

$

M. ft.

3.720

t
122,775

S cU.
30,693 75

United States

United States

Pine and spruce clapboards

2

45

M
3,933

13.194

M

5,220

United States

606

1.937

9,150,796

13?,775

30,t»3 75

planks and hoards when not
otherwise manufactured than
rough sawn, or split, whether
rreosoted, vulcanized, or
treated by any other pre-
serving process or not, and
planks, boards and other
lumber not further manu-
factured than dressed on one
side only.

Wood partially manufactured—

362

3,236

331

4.955
2.093

146 034

factured than split, when for

Miquelon and St-
Peerre.

Total.

157.011

3.244

40

740

13, MO

324 40

4 00

74 00

1.364 00

Total

17, 664

1,766 40

157,808

further mEuiufactured than
rough a&WD or bent to shape.

74.593

United States

302,425

further manufactured than
rough turned and not tenoned,
mitred or sized.

105,297

blocks, and all like blocks or
sticks, rough hewn or sawn
only, and scale board for
cheese boxes.

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Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity. 1 Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

M. ft.

S

S cts.

M. ft.

S

$ cts.

M. ft.
3.720

S

122,775

$ cts.
30,693 75

M

M

M

KZ,11i

3«,«s ;s

I

3.2«

40

740

13,640

1.364 00

17.664

1

,

1

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No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP IX— Continued.

Wood partially manufactured—

Con.

Handle, heading, stave and
shingle bolts, n.o.p.

488,508

S

$ cts.

United States

United States

Staves of oak, sawn, split or cut.
not further manufactured than
listed or jointed.

M

4,860

276,156

M

S43

61,424

6

43

7,563

35,463

lengths for walking sticks or

brellas. parasols or sunshades,
and bamboos unmanufactured.

Total

43.075

1,«C«,29;

I7,ce4

1,7*6 1*

ured.—

Wood, manufactured, n.o.p.,
and products-

No.

No.

B. Guiana

10

842

290

105,369

30

818

261

125,308

7 50

204 50

65 35

31,327 00

106,511

126,417

31,604 25

1
76

11,227

1
76

13,659

0 25

its products, or any mixture of
which petroleum forms a part,
when such contents are charge-
able with a specific duty.

19 00

Pierre.

3.914 75

11,304

15,736

3,934 00

4
20

2.000
1,788

700 00

625 80

Total.

24

3,788

1,325 80

84,081

2, 1020 25

parts thereof.

Woodenware. chums, n.o.p..

47,543

9,508 60

rolling pins.

Total. . . .

47,543

9,508 60

2,467

740 10

99.101

24,775 25

ft .STOJ/S RSPORT

305

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

S cts.

S

$ cts.

$

S cts.

M

M

M

17,«C4

i,;m 40

6

No.

18

3 15

No.

No.

6
10

842

290

105.369

18
30

818

261

125,308

3 15

7 50

204 50

65 25

31,327 00

6

18

3 15

106,517

126,435

31,607 40

1
76

11,227

1

76

15,659

0 25

19 00

3.914 75

11,304

15,736

3,934 DO

2

614

138 15

6
20

2,614
1,788

838 15

625 80

2

614

138 15

26

4,402

1,463 95

84,081

21,020 25

48

7 20

•

48
47 543

7 20

9 508 60

48

7 20

47,591

9,515 80

2,467

740 10

99,101

24 775 25

11— i— 20

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty.

GKurP IX-Continuo.i.

Wood, manufactured, n.o.p.
aud products— Con.

Furnituro. house, office, cabinet

%

t

2.209
10

S cts.

\ustralia

or othiT material, in parts or

fini^hea,

82
10

Trinidad & Tobago.

Jioan

607

6

150

1.132,468

1.13S.542

rnited Stat-- . ....

Handle*. D. shovel, wholly of
wood and wood handles for
manufacture of D. shovel

108,276

16.241 40

Handles of all kinds, ash

89,299

22,324 75

Handles of all kinds, hickory. . ,

69,166

17,291 50

69,166

28,647

7,161 75

Matches of wood

56
6.387

l4 00

United States

1,596 75

6.443

1,610 75

Mexican saddle trees and stirrups

17,906

of wood.

Mouldings, plaut, gilded or other-

33,609

8,402 25

Woodenware pails and tubs

15
11,329

3 75

United States

2,832 25

11.344

2,836 00

Window sash

38.991

9.747 75

Snaths

Doz.

Doz.
' 21

106

36 50

Rakes hay

No.

No.

36

17

Veneers of oak, rosewood, ma-

324. S94

hogany. Spanish cedar and
walnut, not over 3-32 of an inch

Veneers of wood, n.o.p., not over
3-32 of an inch in thifckness.

105,797

15 869 55

Walking sticks and walking canes

of all kinds.

15
1.165
22.329

4 50

6 698 70

Total

23.509

CUSTOM.^ REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. ■

Duty.

i
9,611

$ cts.
1.922 20

S

S cts.

i

11,820

10

5

82

10

8

3,835

6

150

1,132,468

S cts.

2.584 90

3 00

5

1 00

1 00

24 60

' 3 OO

8
3.228

2 20
887 78

2 20

1,069 88

1 80

43 OO

339,740 40

9.616

1,923 20

3,236

889 98

1.148,394

343,475 78

108,276

16.241 40

89,299

46

805

46
69,166

46

8 05

69,212

28,647

56
6,387

1

6,443

33,609

6

1 35

21
U 329

5 10

2,832 25

\

6

1 35

11,350

2.837 35

38.991

9 747 75

Doz.

Doz.

Dm.

21

106

26 50

No.

No.

No.

36

17

324.594

24,345 06

105,797

2,049

409 80

2,049

15

1,165

22,329

409 80

4 50

6 698 70

2,049

409 80

25.558

7,462 50

11— i— 20i

308

CUSTOMS RKPORT

No. 15.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Taritt.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

OnOlP IX-Continupd.

Wood, manufacturod, n.o.p.
and products Con.

Charcoal

%

t

274

36

124,614

t cts.

21,807 77

124,924

675

3,138

10

3,221

7,127

Switzerland

1,993,402

Total

2,007,573

Total, wood, manuractured.

17,«N

4,48«,t7»

l,M«,»t H

n.o.p. and products.—

Hood pulp and Obre—

Lb.

Lb.
2,769,631

52,829

cally prepared, n.o.p.

1,745,540

80,624

18.875,030

377,543

299.257

13,000

3, 250 00

32
271,312

8 00

United States

67,828 00

n.o.p.

Total.

271,344

67,836 00

7>5,SU

1*8,815 N

Paper, printed. Including books

194.527

123

5.469

329

30.900

6.986

971

149.832

lUly

Total . . .

389.137

1.295
3.724

the promotion of science or

Total.

5.019

ports of religious or benevolent
associations and issued in the
proceedings of said associations
to their members, and not for
the purpose of sale or trade.

296

cards for the blind and books
for the instruction of the deaf
and dumb and blind.

CUSTOMS REPORT

309

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

t

i cts.

S

S cts.

t

274

36

124,614

S cts.
47 95

6 30

21,807 77

124,924

21,862 02

31.854

5,574 68

3,347

753 08

35.876
3,138
10
11.777
50,088
1.136
1,993,402

6.496 51

784 50

2 50

8,556
42,961
1,136

1,925 10

9,666 42

255 60

2.730 35

11.448 17

255 60

498.350 50

31, 8M

5,574 68

56,000

12,600 20

2.095,427

520.068 13

u.zu

S.Hitt

£},U2

IS, 4*1 S3

4,SM,45;

l.U1.7«5 (7

Lb.

Lb.

Lb.
2,769 631

52,829

13.207 25

1,745,540

80,624

20,156 00

18,875,030

377,543

94,385 75

299,257

13,000

3,250 00

263

46 04

263

32

271,312

46 04

8 00

67.S28 00

263

46 04

271,607

67,882 04

JR

4« U

7».m

118,881 M

cus!'roMK jfKi'oirr

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articlew.

Countriea.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROUP IX— Continued.

Paper, printed. Including books

—Con.

Books, not printed or reprinted
in Canada, which are included
and used aa text Ixwks in the
curriculum of any university,
college or school in Canada:
bookB especially imported for
the bona fide use of incorpor-

i

124.226

210

20.001

67

5

454

356.550

t

S cts.

Total

public libraries, libraries of
universities, colleges, and
schools, or for the library of
any incorporated medical law,
literary, scientific or art asso-
ciation or society, and being
the property of the organized
authorities of such library, and
not in any case the property of
individuals.

Books, bound or unbound, which
have been printed and manu-
factured more than twelve

501,513

'

2.976

622

5.477

Total

years.

9.075

Books on the application of
science to industries of all kinds
also books printed in any lan-
guage other than the English
and French languages, or in any
two languages not being Eng-
lish or French, or any three or
more languages .

11.045
609
914

4,188

988

627

7,402

210,522

Greenland, Iceland,

Total

236,295

Books, printed, periodicals and
pamphlets, or parts thereof.

10,968
l'?2
119
103
380

17.372

308

136

1.770.664

1,096 80

12 20

11 90

10 60

38 00

1,737 20

30 80

13 60

177.066 40

1.800.175

180,017 50

Books— Novels -or works of fic-
tion, or literature of a similar
character, unbound or paper
bound, or in sheets, not includ-
ing Christmas annuals or publi-
cations commonly known as
juvenile or toy books.

447
2.660
74.171

111 75

665 00

18.542 75

77.278

19.319 SO

Pack.

Pack.

p y ng.

100

4,186

257,768

2

458

57.160

8 00

334 88

20.621 44

262,054

57,620

20.964 32

k notes bonds bills of e.

226

1.303

1.375

358

280

389,293

79 10

change, cheques, promisory

456 05

France

481 25

work unsigned, and cards or

J

125 30

98 00

printed or lithographed or
printed from steel or copper or
other platee, and other printed

136,252 55

Total

392,835

137,492 25

matter, n.o.p.

J —

CVSTOilS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty. Quantity, i

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

J cts.

(

% cts.

*

S Ct3.

~

v....

230.569

11.528 45

241.537
122

119
106
3 SO
65.303
308
136
1.770.664

12, $25 25
12 20

11 90

10 60

38 00

47,931

2,396 55

4,133 75

30 80

13 60

177,066 40

230.569

11,528 45

47.931

3,396 55

2.078.675

193,942 50

5,175

776 25

5,622
12.335
74. 171

888 00

9,675

1.4S1 25

2,116 25

18,542 75

5.175

776 25

9.675

1,451 25

92. 128

21,547 00

Pack.
18,322

3,597

916 10

Pack.

Pack.

18.322

100

4,186

257.768

3.597

45S
57.160

8 00

334 88

20,621 44

18 322

3.597

916 10

280.376

61.21?

21.880 42

10,692

2,405 86

10.91!

1.30.

1.37.

35f

28
389729

2.484 96

456 05

481 25

123 30

98 00

136.252 55

10,692

. 2.405 86

403.52

1 139,898 11

Cl'STOMi^ RKl'ORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP IX-Cominued.

Paper, printed. Including books

—Con.

Lb.

t

Lb.

3M
200
450

56.715

$

100

651

126

33.100

i cts.

t>-pes, oleoRraphs or like work
produced by any process other

and having any advertisement

Total ...

57.671

33,977

lithographed or stamped there-
on or attached thereto, or other
similar artistic work, litho-
graphed, printed or stamped
on paper or cardboard, for bus-
iness or advertising purposes,
n.o.p.

430

liners' and mantle makers'.
when imported in single copies,
in sheet form, with magazines.
etc.

14,874

or pamphlet form, and time

Total

14,874

Canada.

592
29
1.324
108
90
430,396

Cuba

31 50

whether lithographed or

Total

432,539

n.o.p.

3.536

851

696

2.236,394

2.727

328

401

835,863

530 40

127 65

104 40

lists, advertising c-alendars and

Total

2,241,477

839,319

other advertising circulars, fly
sheets or pamphlets.

1.904
10
64
6,222
27
497
48
559.348

428 40

2 25

China

1.399 95

It4ilv

6 OS

111 83

10 80

125.856 08

568.120

127. S29 79

169

as news pictures.

i43,700

52,667

21 555 00

143,700

52,667

21 555 00

20.44.J

maps.

—

I

\

CUSTOMS REPORT
SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Prelcrential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

(

3,890

$ cts.
179 90

Lb.

t

t cts.

Lb.

2,105

200

450

56,715

t

3,990

651

126

33, 100

i cts.

1,799

3,890

179 90

59,470

37,867

16

2 40

16
14,874

2 40

3,718 50

16

2 40

14,890

3,720 90

' 49.277

11,087 67

49,869

29

1,324

108

90

430,396

10 15

37 80

^

150,638 60

49,277

11.087 67

481,816

162,476 32

27, 989

12,343

2,798 90

31,525

851

696

2.236,394

15,070

328

401

835,863

3.329 30

335.459 10

27,989

12,343

2,798 90

2,269,466

851,662

339.020 45

57,870

8,680 50

59,774
10
64
6,222
27
497
48
559,348

9 108 90

14 40

6 08

10 80

57,870

8,680 50

625,990

136.510 29

680

172

68 00

680
143,700

172
52,667

68 00

21.535 00

680

172

68 00

144,380

52,839

21,623 00

1=

crsroj/.s REi'our

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15 — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tarifl.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

(iKOri' IX-Continuod.

Paper, printed. Including books

—Con.

t

l.SOO
1.494

$

% Ct9.

^

Total

3,294

Maps and charts tor the use of
schools tor the blind.

256

Maps and charts, n.o.p

China

67

385

6S

12,644

United States

2,845 25

Total

13,161

2,961 56

■ d i bound or in

4,318

722

4

391,796

72 20

Total

396,840

39.684 00

Newspapers or supplemental edi-
tions or parts thereof partly
printed and intended to be
completed and published in
Canada. . .

Newspapers, and quarterly,
monthly and semi-monthly
magazines and weekly literary
papers, unbound

15, 152

44,129

40

250

2,010,310

Belguim

~

Total

2.034,729

Total, paper, printed. Including
books. —

3,2J0,«53

4.tN,S$7

I,*$3,S»1 27

Paper, n.o.p., and manufactures
of—

Album insides, made of paper. . .

198

Bags or sacks, printed or not ...

77
62.347

21 18

17, 145 92

Total

62.424

17,167 10

Blank books with paper ruled or

15

3,526

11

6

534

95,000

5 25

1,234 10

3 85

2 10

Jaoan

186 90

33,250 00

99,092

31.682 20

Blotting paper, not coated or

67,369

16,842 25

Total. . . . ."

87,369

16,842 25

144,176

36,044 00

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption- — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty .

%

% cts.

S

% cts.

S

$ cts.

~

3.960

594 00

3.960

67

385

65

12.644

3.960

594 00

17.121

27,876

1.393 80

32,194

722

4

391,796

1.825 60

27,876

1.393 80

15.152

M5.«7

4I.«181

57, CM

1,847 8*

5.U7.M0

-

38,367

5,755 05

38.367

77

62.347

38.367

5.755 05

100.791

8,9S6

2.015 23

8.971

3,526

11

6

534

95.000

S.936

2.015 23

108.048

16,709

2,506 35

16.709
67.369

16.709

2.506 33

84.078

144. 176

36.044 00

316

CUSTOMS KKPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articlee.

Countriee.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty.

GROVP IX— Continued.

Pap«r,ii.o.p., and nunufactiuts

ot-Con.

t

t

t ct«.

20,977

7,341 95

20,977

7,341 85

83,979

Total

83,979

344,394

coated.

Total

344,394

26,020

Total

26,020

10,265

299,446

48,505

graphic register papers, type-
writer papers, protective, and
safety papers.

24

1,206

17.272

862,072

8 40

880,574

16,106

coated..

fold paper and cigarette paper

34,497

2,389

497,668

United States

124.417 00

Total

534,554

133.638 50

-

17
46,215

38
25,116

S 95

16,175 25

8, 790 60

Total

71,386

24,985 10

M

M

6

179

9

3

10

157

69,441

25
246
11
8
61
307
121,077

86 10

3 85

[taly

21 35

42.376 95

Total. .

69,805

121,735

42 607 25

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Gooda.

Quantity.

Value.

Quty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

1

168

t Ct3

37 80

$

t cts

$

168
20,977

$ Ct3.

37 80

168

37 80

21,145

682

153 47

682
83,979

29 392 65

682

153 47

84,661

29 546 12

U

1 65

11
344,394

1 65

11

1 65

344,405

86.100 15

69

10 35

69
26 020

10 35

69

10 35

26,089

6.515 35

10,265

299,446

48,505

2,754

619 70

2,754

24

1.206

17.272

862,072

619 70

2.754

619 70

883,328

308.820 60

16,106

4 026 50

19,799

2,969 85

19,799

34,497

2,389

497,668

2,969 85

19,799

2,969 85

554,353

14

3 15

14
17

46,215

38

25,116

14

3 IS

71,400

24.988 25

M

863

3,876

872 17

M

M

869

179

9

3

10

157

69,441

3,901
246
11
8
61
307
121,077

42.376 95

863

3.876

872 17

70,668 12o,61l{ 43,479 42

313

CUSTOMif IxF.I'OHr

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity .

Value,

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

GROrP IX-Continucd.

Paper, n.o.p. and manufactures

of— Con.

Grenseproof, parchmentine and
glassinc papers, onion skin and
all friction glazed papers, not
coated

Lb.

S

Lb.

234,922

29 803

$ Ct8.

7,450 75

21.901

der machines and calendered
to between -006 and 008 thick-
ness, adapted for the manu-
facture of shot shells; and felt
board sized and liydraulic
pressed and covered with paper
or uncovere'i adapted for the
manufacture of gun wads

4.333
41. OSS

Total.

43,421

622

Cloth lined and gauze lined pack-

7,181

Total

7,181

17

226

15,081

79 10

5,278 35

Total.

15,324

5,363 10

6.566

8,835

297

1,821

67.790

60

12,229

386

1,808,173

2,298 10

3.092 25

Bei^him :;: ■■

103 95

China.

637 35

23,726 50

21 00

4.280 15

632.160 56

1,904,157

666,454 95

Paper and materials of paper,
gutta percha and rubber for
the manufacture of music rolls
for paino players

10,633

Lb.

Lb.

268.009

49,436

12.359 00

Total. .

26S,009

49,436

12.359 00

11,860

1.779 00

paper.

I'nitcd .States

3.404

when imported by manufact-
urers of decAlcomania t ransfers.
to be used in t heir own factories
in the manufacture of such
transfers.

CUSTOM!? REPORT
SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value,

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Lb.

t

I cts.

Lb.

$

t . cts.

Lb.
234,922

S

29.803

$ cts.
7,450 r5

'

.

622

155 50

2.927

585 40

2.927
7,181

5S5 40

2,154 30

2.927

585 40

10,108

2,739 70

211

47 49

211

17

226

15.081

47 49

5 95

79 10

__

5.278 35

211

47 49

15,535

5.410 89

75,209

16,922 41

81,775

8,835

297

1,821

67,790

60

12,229

386

1,806,173

19.220 51

3.092 25

103 95

637 35

23.726 50

21 00

4.280 15

135 10

632, 160 55

75.209

16,922 41

1.979.366

683,377 36

Lb.

46

6 90

Lb.

Lb.

28
268,009

48
49,436

6 90

12.359 00

28

46

6 90

268,037

49,482

12.365 90

11,860

1.779 00

320

CCSTOSIS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General TariflF.

Quantity .

Value.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty.

GROUP IX-Contioued.

Paper, n.o.p. and manufactures

Of-Con

Paper, photographic, plain basic,
baryta coated, adapted (or use
exclusively in the manufacture
of albumenized or sensitized

%
137.671

-

t

S cU.

121

5. 116

153.677

36 30

46,103 10

Total

158,914

47,674 20

500

3.190

6,217,162

99

467

600.635

24 75

\'orw-nv

150, 158 75

6,220,852

601,201

150,300 25

373,124

93,281 00

and refrigerator papers.

373,124

9S,2S1 00

6

787

49,890

1 50

196 75

12,472 50

Total

50,683

12,670 75

2,972
68,620

t hereon.

Total

71.592

10.839

by manufacturers for the pur-
pose of being woven into
fabrics.

4.202

the manufacture of furniture.
Union collar cloth in rolls or

19,485

3,897 00

sheets, glossed or finished.

Roll of 8 yd.

Roll of 8 yd.

101

1,075

1.767,382

63

1.718

248,043

22 05

601 30

86,815 05

1.768,558

249,824

87.438 40

426
17
124
90
599.995

149 10

5 9S

43 40

lAnan

31 50

209.998 25

Total

600.652

210.228 20

Lb.

Lb.

4, is?

2.305

7.245

5.678.090

539

260

608

328.263

134 75

65 00

Xorwav

152 00

82.065 75

Total

5,691,777

329,670

82.417 50

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value. 1 Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. 1 Duty.

}

i cts.

%

$ cts

i

S cts.

Ij.710

256 50

1,831

5.116

153.677

292 80

1,534 80

46.103 10

1.710

256 50

160,624

47.930 70

38.475

11.851

1.777 65

38.475

500

3.190

6.217,162

11.851

99

467

600.635

24 75

116 75

150.158 75

38.475

11.851

1,777 65

6.259.327

613.052

152 077 90

721

108 15

721
373.124

108 15

93,281 00

721

108 15

373,845

93,389 15

'

6

787

49.890

1 50

196 75

12.472 50

50.683

12.670 75

19.485

3 897 00

RoUof8yd
11,883

5,449

1,226 08

RoUof8yd.

Roll of 8 yd.

11,984

1.075

. 1.767,382

5,512

1.118

248.043

601 30

11,883

5.449

1.226 08

1,780.441

255,273

88,664 48

7.860

1,768 55

7,860
426
17
124
90
599,995

209 998 25

• 7.860

1,768 55

608,512

Lb.
4,282

501

75 15

Lb.

Lb.
4.282
4.137
2,305
7,245
5.678.030

501
539
260
608
328.263

82.065 75

4, ,282

501

75 15

5,693,059

330,171

11— i— 21

322

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — CiENEHAL St.\te.mEi\t of Merchandise Free and

-Vrticles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity.

Value

Duty.

tlKOrP IX -Concluded.

Paper.n.o.p., and manufactures

of- Von.

Window blinds of paper, ol all
kinds.

All kinds of paper, n.o.p

*

S

56

t cts.

2,505

560

1,256

12,084

388

1,213,286

Jaoan

Total

1.230,079

Total, paper, n.o.p., and manu-
factures of.

Total, wood, wood products
paper, and manufactures.

SIS.gSS

8,4(S,«;l

2,s».ns M

i«,;8»,J7»

18,»S3,1»

I,n9,712 M

GROUP X.

MISCELLANEOUS

.\natomicaI preparations and skel-
etons or parts thereof.

*

100
1,638

1,738

Apparel, wearing, and other per-

6,538

100

50

27,443

merchandise, of British subjects
dying abroad, but domiciled in
Canada: books, pictures, family
plate or furniture, personal effects
and heirlooms left by bequest.

Wearing apparel

Belts, of all kinds, nop., except

Total

34,131

11
106
193
10
64,611

Jaoan

67 55

3 50

64,931

22,725 85

Boots, shoes, slippers and insoles
of all kinds, except rubber and
leather.

132
2

18,499

67

871

215,428

39 60

B. Straits" Settle-
ments.

cS :::::::;

261 30

64,628 40

234,999

70,499 70

Boot, shoe, shirt .and stay laces
of any material.

82

374

227,005

24 60

112 20

68,101 150

Total

227,461

68,238 30

Braces or suspenders and finished
parts of.

1

540

108

96,422

0 35

189 00

37 80

33.747 70

Total

97,071

33,974 85

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

, Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity. ] Valve. |

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. 1 Duty.

S

S cts.

$

$ cte.

36

^ cts.
19 60'

Hk 'fA^

. 5,737 80

40.757

6,364 05

! 360

140 00

1.236

12,084

3$8

1.213,286

314 00

3,021 OO

, '

97 OO

303.321 50

d.737 80

1.268,331

313,257 55

tu.ia

IS.laCSi

8.CM.n5

i.in.7tt 8*

6S3.402

93. OSS U

US. $4$

i;.S3» 33

1».;63.3(9

3.090.110 SO

^

■ :":

"

1

1

■X ifl"

:'7 ,i9

r

3.511

106

193

10

64.611

"'

3.300

787 59

68.431

,i0.549

10. 109 80

30,681
2

18.499
67

13,687
215,428

14.816

4,074 50

64,628 40

30.549

10. 109 SO

14.816

4.074 30

300,364

4.881

976 20

37
81.899

10 18
22.522 31

5,000
82.273
227,005

22.634 51

4.881

976 20

81.936

22.532 49

314.278

2,858

643 16

246
103
46

73 80
30 90
13 80

3,105

643

154

96,422

2.858

643 16

395

118 50

100,324

21— i— lU

324

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Mfrcluiudi.so Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity

Value. .

Duty.

GROUP X— Continued.
HIseelbneous— Con .

Buttons, shoe, papier mache

S

31
13.696

S

% eta.

Total

13,727

i,658

Total

1,658

Gross.

Grass.

19

40

13.3M

26

5S

18,462

8 75

Italy

Total ....

-

13.363

18,546

22

36

72,064

25.222 40

Total...

72,122

214

1,849

12,869

702.047

n.o-p.. including recognition
buttons.

Total . ..

716,979

250,942 65

1

197
374.446

Total

(

374.643

21.242

3.162

1,126

279,526

to shape for under brims and

Totel

305.056

1

in the manufacture of these
articles in their own factories.

100.824

35.288 40

'

Total

■'

100.824

3,832

Italy

137.271

57

844,704

Total . ...

988. 833

13.055

material, n.o.p.

B. Straits Settle-

79

7.SS8

U.495
1.19

Italv ...

■

United States

1.842.950

645.033 SO

Total

1.882,482

ToUl, wearing ipparel

S18,;8l|

4. 78*. CM

CVSTOMS REl'ORT
SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

S

S cts.

S

$ cts.

S

t cts.

20

3 50

20
1,658

20

3 50

1,678

Gross.

28

36

8 60

Gross.

Gross.

47

40

13,304

62

58

18,462

19 40

28

36

8 60

13,391

18.682

306

68 88

4

0 90

310

22

3,217

72.064

954 60

^

25,222 40-

306

68 88

3,185

955 50

75,613

:S,125

4,078 68

1,436

5,698

185,187

430 80
1,700 40
55,556 10

19,775

7,547

198,056

702.047

1

18. 125

4.078 68

192,321

57,696 30

927.425

312,717 63

1,820

455 00

150
301

4S 75
97,84

1,970

498

374,446

1.820

455 00

451

146 59

376,914

■" .:....::::;:

625

140 63

625
100,824

140 63

625

140 63

101,449

140,781

31,675 98

144.613

3,029

137,271

57

844,704

33,017 IS

1

48,044 85

140,781

31,675 98

1,129.674

377,788 53

285,471

64,231 65

298,526

29

79

7,888

3,845

14,495

2

139

1,842.950

68,800 90

27 65

0 70

285.471

64.231 65

2.167,953

508,972

113,17$ «?

2S3,1N

85,523 88

5,582, (85

1 848, 3t8 75

326

CVSrnMS JfEI'ORT

No. 15.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

-General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Artic!t^3.

Countries.

Fre« Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP X— Continued.
Miscellaneous— Co/i.

%

660,992

120

10,890

8-15

120

.'5.462

S

$ eta.

growth, produce or manufacture

years after having been exported

B. S.Africa

B. Guiana

.iO

Trinidad and Toba-
go

Cuba

France

Hawaii

Japan

Miquelon and St,

517
1,874.630

Total

2,472.639

647

71

' 520,242

porarily and for a period not ex-

purpose of exhibition or of corn-

Total

520,960

agricultural or other association.

858,460

purposes to be manufactured in
bond, not elsewhere specified.

Articles ex-warehoused for ship's

1,045

2161

6

B. Guiana

40

B. India .

205

B. Straits Settle-

121

Ceylon

328 1

6,6371'.

1,110,

61 0>a

Trinidad and Toba-

i2

100

218

13.972

6.138

2.754

1.859

173

233

153

36

25.263

296

5,301

42

218

2,709.841

:;

Hawaii

Holland

Italy

Jaoan

xonvav :. .;::

•

Total

2,955,975

1.660
1,032
3,975

Total

6.667

85
550
215
492
7.256

China

[[[[

Italy ....

profession.

Total

8.598

. . .' . .

====

CrsrOJ/.S REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity

Value.

Duty.

'Quantity. ; Value. | Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

5

$ cts.

S

S cts.

i

$ cts.

'

1

;::::. :.::;:i:::;::::::::

-

.

1

.

1

'

-

328

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity-

Value.

Duty.

GROUP X— Continued.
M tscelto neous~Con .

$

3,238.002

10.960

88.000

54,320

5,700

500

66,556

500

14.350

5,000

2,420

71,031

47,147,370

S

S els.

B. India

remain the property of such Gov-

Chili. .■;:;::;::::

y

sumption. on bonrtl their own
ships.

Total

50,704,709

2,684

Telegraph Company.

United Kingdom

12
53,833

manufacturers for use in their

53,845

artificial limbs, elastic web and
hollow wood blocks.

Artificial limbs and parts thereof. .

136,767

4,015
296,396

Total.. ..

'

300,411

Bacteriological products or serum

1,049

3,677

146,988

Total

151,714

339
15,581

118 65

Total

15,920

5,572 00

404
2,521
15,357

141 40

5,374 95

18,282

6,398 70

118

35 40

9S6
54

286 80

16 20

1,080
45,747

324 00

13,724 10

Total

47,955

14,386 SO

,

56,328

11,265 60

Total

56.328

ll,p65 60

electric storage batteries.

CUSTOMS REPORT

329

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff,

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity. ■

Value. 1 Doty.

$

$ cts

S

% cts

S

% cts.

•

■

■

.

123

27 68

123

339

15.581

27 68

123

27 68

16,043

350

78 75

754
2,521
ft, 357

220 15

882 35

5,374 95

350

78 75

18,632

6,477 45

2,308

461 60

2.308
118
125
956
54
28
14.256
45,747

461 60

35 40

125

25 00

25 00

286 80

16 20

28
13,176

7 70
3,623 48

7 70

13,724 10

2,433

486 60

13,204

3,631 18

63,592

1.186

148 26

1,186
. 56,328

11,265 60

1.186

148 26

57.514

11,413 86

=!

330

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articled.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

C.liorp X-Continued.
Misrellaneous— Ton.

i

522
99,151

$

S cts.

of binder twine or twine for

99,673

for such use exclusively by manu-
facturers who manufacture such
twine only.

\

2.800

2,384

177,837

770 00

655 60

Total

183,021

50,331 67

22,318
14,526

imported by cotton manu-

36,844

wall paper manufacturers for use
in their own factories only.

Japan

1,109
6,287

332 70

Total

7,396

2',218 80

No.

No.

1

3

178

90

17

6,906

22 50

skifis and canoes.

4 25

•

1,726 50

Total

182

7,013

2
34

460

8,347

115 00

2.086 75

Total .......

36

8,897

2,201 75

771

26,525

3,571,419

1 93

92 79

11,590 28

3,598,715

11,685 00

66,859

16,714 75

5

63,400

15,850 00

foreign country, if British regis-
tered since September 1 . 1902, on
application for liSense to engage
in the Canadian coasting trade;
on the fair market value of the
hull, rigging, machinery, boilers,
furniture and appurtenances there-
of, as provided in an Act respect-
ing the coasting trade of Canada.

Vessels, dredges, scows, yachts,

3.200
133.430

800 00

33.357 50

craft, built outside of Canada, of

136.630

34,157 50

service in Canadian waters (not
to _ include registered vessels
entitled to engage in the coasting
trade, nor vessels in tran.sit be-
tween Canada and anv place
outside thereof), nop., on the
fair market value of the hull,
rigging, machinery, boilers, fur-
niture and appurtenances thereof,
on arrival in Canada.

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tari£f.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

ijuantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity. [ Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value- 1 Duty.

S

S Ct3.

S

S cts.

$

$ cts.

.

1 1

37,606

5,640 90

2 3S4l 6.55 60

37.606

3,640 90

220,627

1.109
6,287

332 70

1 886 10

. .

7.396

2 'IS 80

.

No.

No.

No.

1

3

178

90

17

6,906

2'' 50

182

7,013

1,753 25

34

460
8.347

115 00

36

8,807

771

26,525

3,371,419

1 93

92 79

3,598,715

66,839

5

63.400

15,850 00

3,200
133,430

136,630

CVSTOM!< REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

Genetal TariiT.

Quantity. Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GUOl'P X— Continued.
XliscellaneouS' -Con.

*

100

13.000

396

7.162

$

{ cts.

Total

20.658

21
141

34

896

15.816

6 80

Total

16.938

14

72
• 126
22.291

19 80

34 65

Total

22.503

S5

614

15

1.208

29,361

148,866

8,074 27

Total

180.149

49,541 78

'

10

484

4

69

2,846

205,941

•' 75

133 10

1 10

Japan

■ 782 65

36,635 40

Total.......

209,354

57,573 98

130
3,292

stamps.

Total. . . .

3,422

55.239

ing cameras.

733,702

ference and not exceeding 35
inches.

49,533

17.336 55

Total

49 ,'533

17.336 55

United States

34,353

6,870 60

in circumference.

18

633

186,702

5 40

1S9 90

56,010 60

Total

187,353

56.205 90

■

2,178

653 40

and cartridge cases.

-1

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Contimied.

Pieferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. 1 Duty.

t

$ cts.

s

$ cts.

S

t cts.

33
141

34

896

15,846

12

I 80

16,950

4,410

77183

4.434

747

798

22,291

675
672

168 75
168 00

6,130 31

4,410

771 83

1,347

336 75

28,260

16,075

2,813 30

» 260

65 00

16,420

614

15

7,056

163,628

148,866

2,901 6S

'

3,848
134,267

1,462 00
33,366 75

16,075

2,813 30

140,375

35,093 75

336,599

11,989

2.09S 27

131

32 75

12,130

484

4

1,075

22,278

203,941

2 133 77

1 10

1.006

23 i 50
4,838 00

1 19.4.12

5,640 65

11.989

2.098 27

20,369

5,14^ 25

241,912

10

2 25

10
49,333

"^

10

2 23

49,543

17 338 SO

34,333

52,390

10,518 00

32,608
633

186,702

10,523 40

52,590

10,518 00

239,943

• 66,723 90

2,178

334

CVSTOMf^ KKPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. 15. — General Statement of ^lerchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

F^«e Goods.

Goneral Tariff.

Quantity. Value.

Quantit)-. Value.

Duty.

GROUP X— Coniinued.

Miscellaneous— Con.

Gun or pistol covers or cases, game
bags, louding tools, and cartridge
belts of any material.

$

S

$ els.

i!

1,598

Total

1,598

Cinematograph or moving picture

films, positivefi, one' and one

eighth of an inch in width and

Feet.

Feet.

16,788
X. 159

1,354

379

924,511

13.051,840

Total

o\cr.

12,071,787

926,244

364,521 63

United Kingdom .

Com))-

111

184

3,921

708

140,601

3S So

France

1.372 35

Total

145,525

Communion sets of metal, glass or

1.7S5
9.046
13,465

United States

Total

- 1

24.266

Collections of antiquities when im-
ported for or by public museums,
public libraries, universities, col-
lies or schools, and which Are
to be placed in such institutions.

Corset clasps, busks, blanks and

642
638

Total

1,280

70,166

cut to length, tipped or untipped;

Total

70.166

2.504

Total

2,504

618 94

671
14,327

the manufacture of incandescent
gas mantles, when imported by
manufacturers of such mantles or
of stockings for such mantles.

Total

14,998

United Kingdom . . .

Barbados

B. Indi^

B. \V. Indies, other
Newfoundland

11.

by friends, and not being adver-
tising matter, tobacco, articles
containing spirits or merchandise

wise payable thereon does not
exceed fifty cents in any one case
— under regulations by the Jcin-

-

491

' 30

253,971

Janan

279,229

■

for charitable purposes.

20
51

, 20
10
235

62.910

Total

65.430

CVSTOilS REPORT

335

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity. ] Value. [ Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity. 1 Xalue. I Duty.

S

18

$ cts.
3 60

$

$ cts.

S

IS
l.o9S

t cts.

18

3 60

1.616

Feet.
266, 6S6

20,789

5,333 72

Feet.

Feet.
283,474
3,159
12.051.840

22,143

379

924,511

363.923 12

266,686

20,789

5,333 72

12,338,473

947,033

369,855 25

37,509

8,439 79

141

45 83

37,761

184

4.091

0.435

140.601

170
4,727

, 55 25
1,536 33

37,509

8,439 79

5,038

1.637 41

188.072

206

46,35

206
70.166

24,558 10

206

46 35

70,372

24,604 45

15

4 SO

2.5«

15

4 =,(1

2.519

,

336

cdStoms report

No. 15.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

FrwGooda. ■

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP X— Continued.

MlsceUineous— Con

Finer goods—

Alabaster, spar, amber, terra
cotta, or composition orna-

i

S

i CU.

36:
2,100
l,18S
38.477

108 90

Italy

355 30

Total

42,192

B

21
I.60I

7 80

10 20

480 00

23,276

6,982 80

Total . ...

24,936

7,480 80

Boxes, fancy, ornamental cases

110
128
8
379
954
111
54
294,890

38 50

44 80

w ■

132 65

38 85

18 90

103,211 50

Total . ...

296,634

103,821 90

Braids, cords, fringes, tassels,
n.o.p.

443

117

2

6,011

6

319,695

135 05

40 95

0 70

2,103 85

Tnnnn

2 10

111,893 25

326,274

114,195 90

Cafes for jeweliery. watches,
silverware, plated ware and
cutlery.

75

26 25

72,178

23,262 30

ToUl

72.253

25,288 53

185

53 30

180

78

5

3,246

34 00

23 40

1 30

1 , 573 80

S,694

1,708 20

6,339

45,017

2,693

363,718

1,(43 22

12,379 67

for ornamenting hats.

Janan

740 57

100,024 04

Total

417.767

114.887 50

404

48

7

16,584

141 40

China. ..!7.

16 80

2 43

5.804 40

Total

17.043

5,965 03

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods-

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Dutyi

$

400

{ ■ cts.
80 00

i

S cts.

S

400

655
2,735
1,640
38,477

t cts.
80 00

2 10

292
575
455

80 30
158 13
125 13

189 20

806 13

480 63

11,543 10

400

80 00

1,322

363 56

43,914

13,101 16

193

30 60

470

129 26

649

34

2.320

54

23,276

167 63

10 20

720
54

198 04
14 85

67S 04

14 So

6,982 80

153

30 60

1,244

342 14

26,333

7,853 54

19,747

4,443 19

95

28 50

19,952

128

8

1,235

22,470

111

79

294,890

4,510 19

44 80

2 80

856
21,516

256 80
6,454 80

389 45

6,788 70

38 85

25

7 50

26 40

103.211 50

19,747

4,443 19

22,492

6,747 60

338,873

115,012 69

18,601

4,630 25

4,845

1,574 62

23,889
117

14,241

792

319,695

6,379 92

40 95

0 70

8,230
786

2,674 89
255 45

4.778 74

257 55

111.893 25

18,601

4,650 25

13,861

4,504 96

358.736

123,351 a

2,764

621 98

2.839

8

72,178

648 23

8

2 40

2 40

25,262 30

2.764

621 98

8

2 40

75,025

25,912 93

185
17
ISO

78
1,698
5,246

55 50

17

3 40

3 40

54 00

23 40

1,693

465 59

467 09

1,573 80

17

3 40

1,693

465 59

7,404

2,177 19

19,536

3,907 20

25,875
45.017
■ 2,693
363.718

5,6.50 42

12,379 67

740 57

100,024 04

19.536

3,907 20

437.303

118,794 70

8,391

1,888 29

8,795

48

7

16.584

2,029 69

16 80

2 45

5,804 40

8,391

1,888 29

25,434

7,853 34

11— i— 22

338

CUSTOM:^ h'KI'OKT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General St.\tement of Merchandise Free and

Articlee.

Countries.

Free Goods.

GcnemI Tariff.

Quantity

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP X— Continued.
Mlsc«IUneous— Con .
Fancy goods— Con.

Statues and statuettes of any

t

>

57

' 1,047

3.081

12

16

37,308

S ct«.

Italy

3 60

40.521

12,156 30

Japan

United States. ,

Total . ,

168
51,120

58 80
17,892 00

51.288

17,950 SO

United Kingdom .

590

162

48

2,427

7,863

1,922

708,489

177 00

48 60

China

France

14 40

728 10

576 60

United States

Total)

212,546 70

721,501

216,450 30

2,eM.103

an isi H

105,361

2 6 60

Total

42 592 12,777 60

296
7,885

*

8,181

Globes, geographical, topographical
ajid astronomical.

Ice

4.880

-

35,055

«

28,172

66

29,571

Total

57,809

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff. j Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty. ! Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

A'alue. Duty.

s

.5 cts.

31 so

418

1,871

236

360

S cts.

114 95
314 57
64 90
99 00

%

584

2,918

2,317

372

16

37,308

% cts.-
153 85

82S 67

689 20

102 60

4 80

::;;;:;::; ::.::.:

11,192 40

109

21 80

2.885

793 42

43,515

12,971 52

171 94

46
2

13 SO
0 60

810

170

51,120

1S5 74

59 40

17,892 00

48

14 40

52,100

18,137 14

1,631

448 52

28,208
162

5.S22 92

4$ 60

4S

4,567

228,741

1,922

14 40

2,140
220,878

588 50
60,741 66

1,316 60

63,100 56

576 60

.""" ; " 1 :;

708.489

212,546 70

25.987

5.197 40

224,649

61,778 68

972. 137

283.426 38

K,4»

21.«1« •$

»$,2(K

75,012 75

2,381,774

728,5*1 ;t

2.005

40100

2,003

2

42,590

401 00

0 60

12,777 00

2.005

40100

44,597

13,178 60

1

^

.

11-

-22i

340

CC^TOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15 — Gener.\l Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods. |

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value. 1

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP X— Continued.

MIsceUanmus— Con.

Ik-
Jewellery, nop

S

t

2.-i8
.S7
.5.701
211
12.S
I S3
724, S33

( cts.
83 30

1,995 33

Italy

73 8.i

Japan

Switserland. ..:...
United States

Total

44 80

64 05

253.691 55

731.381

255.983 35

United Kingdom

.■\ustralia.

B. W Indies, other

Newfoundland

Chili

Cwt.

43
.51

iro

320

54

5.093

1
I7i

219

622

1,465,

162

20.967

Cwt.

United States

Total

5.731

23.607

Life boats and life-sa^ing apparatus
speciallv imported by societies
to encourage the saving of human
life.

Life-saving appliances, miners, res-
cue and automatic resuscitation
apparatus for artificial breathing.

Machine card clothing

290

20,734

86,419

21,604 75

Total

86.419

21,604 75

2,925

1.023 75

metal, n.o.p.
Mattresses, hair, spring and other.

160
2,056

48 00

616 SO

2,216

664 80

Matrices for stereotypes, electro-
types and celluloids, n.o.p.

Sq. in.

Sq. in.

1,630
2,215,529

11,741

S 1.5

11,077 64

Total

2.217. 13S

11.763

11,085 79

Menageries, horses, cattle, car
riages and harness of.

• Mineral waters, natural, not in
bottles.

10,155

United States

Gal.
. 2,431

882

Gal

CT'.STO-U.S' REI'ORT

341

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff. , Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity .

Value.

Duty.

12,329

$ cts.
- 2,819 17

S

431

S cts.
129 30

$

13,198

87

6,244

211

5,835

363

724,833

( cts.
3,031 77

30 45

343

162 90

2,158 25

73 85

3,707
180

1,712 10
54 00

1,756 90

118 05

253,691 55

12,529

2,819 17

6,861

2,058 30

750,771

260,860 82

C«t.

Cwt.

Cwt.

9,978

1.746 17

9,978
86,419

9,978

1,746 17

96,397

23,350 92

2,925

31

6 20

31

160

2,056

31

6 20

2,247

Sq.in.

Sq. in.

Sq.in.

1,630
2,215,529

22
11.741

2,217,159

11,763

11,085 79

Gal.

Gal.

Gal.

ccsroiis ifi:ronr

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Coeds.

General Tariff.

Quant ity -

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

C:UOUP X— Continued^.
Miscellaneous— Con.

Mineral and aerated waters, n.o.p.

$

S

241
89
30,055
30
269
46.330

$ cts.

Italy . . .

8.107 91

77,014

13,477 62

, .

12
5.419

5.431

13.633
56,721

improvements in the Arts, but no
article shall be deemed a model

Total

.70,354

Musical Instruments and parts-

Brass band instruments and bag
pipes.

France

^\',

28 75

365 50

34,582

8,645 50

36,894

9,223 50

No.

No.

345

21,417

4

5.480

1,644 00

11,372

2,843 00

•

9$S

197,977

59,393 10

Total

985

. 197,977

39,393 10

Pianos, parts of

792
344,895

198 00

86,223 75

Total

345.687

Piano an(i organ players me-
chanical.

Phonographs, graphophones, gra-
maphones and finished parts
thereof, including cylinders

5

1,873

561 90

30
11

331

9 00

3 30

99 30

Holland

497

.1.430

483

149 10

1.630 80

144 90

2.136.690

647,007 00

Total

2,163.478

649.043 40

207

352

5,385

214

231

3.063

11,302

100,517

62 10

103 60

1,613 30

64 20

Italy

69 30

1,518 90

3,390 60

30,155 10

123.271

36,981 30

1 =

CU.^TOMS REPORT

343

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

rreaty Rates
Value.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.'

Value.

Duty. Quantity.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

3.812

$ cts.
57180

$

S cts.

S

4,053

89

30,055

30

269

46,330

S cts.
613 98

13 58

5.259 62

5 25

47 08

8,107 91

3.812

571 80

80,826

14,049 42

6.274

941 10

6.274

12

3.419

941 10

2 10

948 34

6.274

941 10

v

11.703

1,891 54

4.326

648 90

640

4.346

19

144 00

1,022 87

428

4.966
5,281
19
Ho
1.462
34,582

792 90

1 . 206 62

4 28

28 75

365 50

8.645 50

4.326

648 90

5,205

1.171 15

46,425

11,043 55

No

No.

No.

345

21,417

6,423 10

4

5,480

1,644 00

11,372

2,843 00

50

10 00

1
985

50
197,977

10 00

59,393 10

30

10 00

986

198.027

59,403 10

4,011

902 48

4,803
344.895

1,100 48

86.223 75

4,011

902 48

349.698

87,324 23

5

1.873

561 90

4,426

■ 885 20

4.426

30

11

1.403

497

10.781

12.842

2.156.690

885 20

9 00

3 30

1.072

294 80

394 10

149 10

5.345
12.359

1.489 87
3,398 75

3,100 67

3,543 63

647,007 00

4.426

885 20

18.776

5.163 42

2.186,680

653,092 02

2,277

4«5 40

2.9S4

820.60

5.468

352

9.629

214

270

64.037

I3.10S

100.517

1,338 10

105 60

4.244

1.167 10

2,782 60

64 20

39
58.974
1.804

10 73

16.217 90

496 10

80 03

t

17,736 80

3.886 70
30,155 10

2.277

453 40

68.045

18.712 43

193.593

36,149 13

ccsrovH hei'ort

■ 10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. 15. — General Statement of -Merchandise Free and

Articles.

C-ountriea.

Free Goods. j

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROIP X— Continued.
Miscellaneous— ron.

Piano and organ parts:— key pins,
damper springs, jack springs,
rail springs, regulating screws,
spoon*;, bridle wires, damper
wires, back check wires, dowel
wires. German centre pins,
brass pins, rail hooks, brass
brackets, plates, damper rod
nuts, damper sockets and
screws, shell, brass capstan
screws, brass flange plates and
screws, brass flanges, brass
wliitened soring wire, hammer
wires, fly felt, butt felt, dam-
per felt, hammer rail cloth,

' back check felt, catch felt,
thin damper felt, whip cloth,
bushing cloth, hammer felt,
back hammer felt, bridle
leather and buckskin when im-
ported by manufacturers of
piano keys, actions, hammers,
base dampers and organ keys,
for ut^e exclusively in the manu-
facture of such articles in their

11,545

t

i Ct8.

138,117

Total

149,662

1
149. 6K

3,»»J.44»

857.917 05

parts.

Optical, philosophical, photogra-
phic and mathematical instru-
ments, no. p.

9S0

1,328

479

11,585

1.245

798,287

245 00

J

119 75

.

2,896 25

311 25

199.571 75

813,904

203,476 00

Packages-
Barrels or packages of Canadian

3,395
1,144
46,214

exported filled with Canadian
products, when returned, or
exported empty and returned
filled with foreign products.

Packages, usual coverings, con-
taining goods subject to any
ad valorem duty, not included

Total ....

50,753

10,768
71

2,153 60

14 20

B. Guiana

goods they contained.

B. \V. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

24

5S

6

122

25,170

2

4 30

11 60

Ceylon

1 20

24 40

5.034 00

0 40

Malta .. ..

15

7

11

5

5,466

1.225

60

383

21.785

1.161

1.982

80.062

18

25

3 00

1 40

.\zores and Madeira

2 20

1 00

1.093 20

Cuba

245 00

12 00

76 60

4.357 00

HnllnnrI

232 20

Italy

396 40

16,012 40

3 60

Norway

SCO

CC. STOJ/S REPORT

345

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 1 1

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff. | Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty. 1 Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity. 1 Value. 1 Duty.

$

$ cts.

$

S cts.

S cts.

■

11 o;9

1 999 50

96 03;

2.i 919 a

3,014,365

880, 18t *3

1

31.091

3,691 19

1,044

607

6,551

234 90

136 58

1,474 07

23.115
1,935
7,030

11,585

2,884
798,287

4,171 09

463 58

1,593 «2

2,896 25

'■

1,639

368 77

199,571 75

21,091

3.691 19

9,841

2.214 32

844,836

209,381 51

■

552.985

82.947 75

.

563,753
71
465
13
548
500

5,279

536

122

25, 170

51

2

15

7,328

11

5,466

1,225

60

353

21,785

1.161

1,982

80,062

18

25

85.101 35

465
13

69 75

I 95

1 .>is ai 2(1

4... :i 4n

,1, _':i >:: 1.1

. . i 0 30

80 70

7,321

1,098 15

1,099 55

1,093 20

4,357 00

16,012 40
3 60

5 00

346

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No. 15.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

-General Statement of Merchandi.se Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

.Value.

Quantity.

\'alue.

Duty.

CRORP X— Continued.

Miscellaneous— Con.

Packages— Con.

Packages, usuual coverings eon-
taininK gootla subject to any
ad valorem duty, not included
in the invoice value of the
goods they contained — Con.

t

116

4

30

28

3,175

324

1.420

515,673

2

S eta.
23 20

6 00

Snflin

635 00

285 20

0 40

Total

669,204

133.840 80

Packages, paying 171 Pf ., 22J p.c.
25 p.c.

170

8

400

2 00

100 00

B. Guiana

571

6

130

225
543
11

82
146
805

63

366

290

121,433

142 75

1 50

China

32 ,50

56 25

135 75

2 75

13 00

20 50

Italy

36 50

Japan

201 23

15 75

91 50

72 50

30.358 25

Total

125,301

31,325 23

Packages, paying 20 p.c. 30 p-c,
32ip.c.

591

192 08

956

3

309

12,928

1,469

42

391

4

5

172

18

15,488

310 70

0 88

100 43

4.201 60

Holland

477 42

Italy

13 65

127 08

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

1 30

1 63

Q ■

55 90

5 85

5.033 99

32,376

10.522 61

2,014

402 80

Total

2,014

402 80

Bags, barrels and other cover-
ines used in the importation ol
salt.

44.048

11,012 00

50,753

872, »43

is;. 103 4«

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Total Dutiable Goods.

23 20
0 80
6 00

34 12

294 35 .

10 SO .

2 63 .

13 S3 .
15 08 .
21 15 .

2 63

142 75

297 37

32 SO

56 23

1,211 20

2 73

13 00

36 03

51 38

222 40

15 75

91 50

802 40

30.358 25

8.644 20 .
2 40 -
14 40 .

2 40
14 40
310 70
32 38
100 43
4,201 60
477 42
13 63
127 08

1 30
1 63
55 90

8,1»S 1,»U 79

348

CVSroil^ JiKI'OHT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — Gexer.\l Statement of .Murchaudise Free and

.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

1

Quantity j Value.

Quantity.

Value.

r)llty.

(.;R01'P X-.Conunuea.
M IscclUneous— Con .

Express parcels of small value

Post office parcels and packages. .

'

S

( CIS.

*

1.033,777

283,831 06

Total

1.033,777

283,831 OS

20,140

4

5,483 00

0 GO

1.065,491

284.797 20

Total

,

1.085,635

290.281 00

No.

No.

9

1.887

27
1.083

6 73

pasteb. when valued at less
than i20 each.

270 75

Total ....

1.806

1.110

277 50

P.iiniings in oil or water coIoJrs.
and pastels, valued at not less
than twenty dollars each: paint-
ings and sculptures by artist*
domiciled in Canada but residing
temporarU>- abroad for purposes
of study.— under regulations by
the Minister of Customs.

Pencils, lead

13.045

3.090

137.601

172.646

12

3 30

J

3.336
477,316

917 40

13), 263 40

Total

480.664

132,184 10

Pens, penholders and rulers of all
kind?.

Hong Koaig

520
20

143 00
5 50

3S»

106 70

•

141,377

38,879 39

Total

1

142.305

39,134 39

81

3S

43

100, 751

24 30

Italv

17 40

12 90

30.225 30

Total

100.933

30.279 90

Plates engraved on wood, steel or

73
66.558

14 60

13,311 60

from the same, engravers
plates, of steel or, other metal
polished for engraving thereon.

Pocket books, portfolios, purses,

Total

66,631

13.326 20

14

8

4 90

B. Straits SettI'mts

2 SO

24

46

6.458
885

8 40

16 10

2.260 30

fitn'in

309 75

13
440.103

4 33

154.036 75

Total.

447,553

156.643 55

\=^=^

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Gontinued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value. 1 Duty.

S

125

S cts

26 05

i

S cts

S

123
' 1.033,777

S cts.
26 03

283.831 06

125

26 OS

1,033,902

283,857 11

88,440

20.775 08

108,580

4

465

1,065,491

26,258 08

463

38 46

38 46

88.440

20.775 08

465

■ 38 46

1.174,540

No.

45

322

48 30

Xo

No.

54
1,887

349
1,083

35 05

43

322

48 30

1,941

1.432

6,509

975 90

64

<

3
10,690

0 73
2,672 50

3

14,026
477.316

6.506

975 90

10,757

2,689 25

57,660

8,649 00

57.660
.i-'n

20

28

3.070

68

317 50,,, 3.438

141,377

57,660

8,649 00

2,166

541 50

202,131

5,667

1,133 40

28
70

7 70
19 23

5,695

151

58

3,868

100,751

3,825

1,051 93

1,064 83

5,667

1,133 40

3,923

1.078 88

110,523

8,733

1,309 93

8,806
66,538

8,733

1.309 95

75,364

8.790

1.977 84

13'

39 60

8,936

8

24

83

46

6,879

9,380

13

440, 103

■> 022 34

S3

18 68

....

421
3,493

126 30
2,548 50

134.03^ 75

8,873

2,714 40

465.474

^

I^JII.

350

CUSTOMS RKI-OUr

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — CIkneral Statement of ^Merchandise Free and

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty

GROrP X— Continued.
Miscellaneous -Con.

«

t

516

11
■ 236.329

( cts.

Total

236.863

14.560

thereof not mounted or set, and

B.India

45.345

9,004

2,819

302

82,909

pierced, split, strunR or not.

Total

150,939

Pulleys, belt, of all kinds for

power transmission..

184.560

Total...

184,560

Refrigerators

No.

No.
776

12,741

3.822 30

Scientific apparatus, glassware

100
27,116

also apparatus for sterilizing

Total

27,216

or laundry machines,— all for
use in public hospitals.

16,834

30

182

1,933

191

273,561

apparatus, utensils, instruments

China.. . ' .

etchings, lithographic prints or
charts, when specially im-

292.731

ported in good faith for use and
by order of any society or
institution, incorporated or
established solely for religious,
philosophical, educational,
scientific or literary purposes,
or for the encouragement of the
fine arts or for the use or by
order of any college, academy,
school or seminary of learning
in Canada, and not for sale.

Settlers* effects

United Kingdom . . .

203,357

600

300

400

2.196

656

13,858

1,140

1.000

2.710

1.104

260

75

4,929

750

375

50

5,457.273

B. W. Indies other

Hong Kong

Xewfoundland

New Zealand

Trinidad & Tobago
China

5,691.029

CUSTOMS KEPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Confumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity. Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

$

36,518

t cts.
5,477 70

%

S cts.

$

37,034

7

11

236,329

i cts.

1 93

36.518

5,477 70

273.381

70,616 18

22,984
147

1,723 82
11 03

37,544
147
45.343
5.004
2,819
302
82.909

3. 179 82

30 20

23,131

1.734 85

174.070

557

83 55

557
184,560

557

83 55

185,117

No.

No.

No. i
776

12,741

' '

1

3S2

cr.*ro.u.s itni'oiiT

10 GEORGE Y. A. 1920
No. 15. — Gkneral Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods. |

General TarilT. .

Quantity. Value, j

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROUP X— Continued.
MkcelLineous— Con.

s

t .

66
19, 198

$ eta.
23 10

6,719 30

Total

19.264

6,742 40

Sigofi of any material other than
pap«r. framed or not: letters or
Dumerala of any material other

13

8

3

123,567

3 90

2 40

0 90

37,070 10

Total.

123,591

37,077 30

Spectacle frames, eye-glass
frames .and metal parts of.

4

161,197

0 80

32,239 40

Total

161,201

32,240 20

Spurs and stilts adapted for use
in the manufacture of earthen

SIO

Surgical trusses. pe=^aries and
suspensory bandagcs-

82

69

56,440

16 40

13 80

11,288 00

Total

36.591

11,318 20

Surgical and dental instruments
of metal and surgical needles.
and surgical operating tables
for use in hospitals, X ray appa-
ratus and parts thereof, and
microscopes valued at not less
than S50 each by retail.

Specimens, models and wall
diagrams for illustrations of

9,670

9M

23.326

858.763

F „_-.a ^^

r

Total

892.665

39
1,926

and public museums.

1,987

Tape lines of any material

4.913

1,228 73

Total

4.913

1,228 75

Tobacco pipes of all kinds, pipe
■ mounts, cigar and cigarette
cases, cigar and cigarette hold-

689

3o7

5

241 15

124 95

1 73

I

302
481,457

103 70

(or, and tobacco pouches.

168,509 95

Total

, 482,810

168.983 30

Trawls, trawling spoons, -fly

193

43

62

48.137

67 53

Norway

Spain

13 03

sportsman's fishing bait, and
&ah hooks, n.o.p.

21 70

16,854 95

Total

48,453

16.939 25

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tarifl,

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

i

180

S cts
40 50

%

S cts

t

246
19.198

i cts.

6,719 30

180

40 50

19.444

444

88 80

457

8

3

123,567

0 90

37.070 10

444

88 80

124,035

37.166 10

74

11 10

74

4

161,197

0 80

74

11 10

161.275

32,251 30

6,312

789 03

141
359

24 68
61 27

6,535

419

56,440

830 11

*

11,288 DO

6,312

789 03

491

85 95

63,394

•

1.256

219 83

1,256
4,915

1,256

219 83

6,171

117,546

26,448 11

55,951

18,;84 12

174.186

357

5

89,102

9.650

481.457

89, 102
9,348

28.958 25
3,038 10

28,958 25

117,546

26.448 11

154,401

50,180 47

754.757

245,612 08

46,372

10,434 Ql

46.565
43
62

48.157

10,501 56

16,854 95

46,372

10,434 01

94,827

27,393 26

11— i— 23

354

CVSTOUS REPORT

'10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Marchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries.

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

GROLT X— Continued.
M Iscellaneous— Con .

t

t

t Ct8.

pet bags, and tool bags.

18

15

534

58.719

160 20

Total

59.286

United States

Typewriters, tj-pe tablets mth
movable figures, and musical
instruments, when imported
by and for use of schools for
the blind.

3S2

6
29.535

1 20

Total

29,541

19
1,911
24,926

668 Si

8.72(10

26,856

9,399 60

3,125

648

3

113 40

0 88

B. S. Africa

7.649

6

2

10.977

123,991

3.972

284

4.316

1.217

125.669

22

1,386.465

598

1,338 58

B. Ouiana

1 05

B. VV. Indies other..

0 35

1,920 98

chi^... :^.:::::::;

21.698 43

693 10

49 70

755 SO

Italy

212 98

21,992 16

3 85

277,633 38

104 65

Total

1,868.946

327,068 07

Vaccine points, articles for the
manufacture, viz.: glass caps,
metallic tubes, shells, contain-
ers and capillary tubes, rubber
bulbs, boxes and corks, when
imported by manufacturers ol
vaccine points for use exclusive-
ly in the manufacture of such
articles in their own factories.

Vaccine and ivory vaccine points

2.951

'

30

1.071
72.665

Total

73,786

Vehicles, n.o.p.—

Buggies, carriages, pleasure carts
and vehicles, n.o.p.

No.

No.

1
332

114
17.630

39 90

6.170 50

Total

333

17,744

6.210 40

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

%

5.485

S cts.
1,097 00

S

t cts.

I

5,485
18
35
15

1,545
58.719

t eta.

35

. 7 00

1,011

278 05

17,615 70

5.520

1.104 00

1.011

278 05

65.817

19.167 85

97

14 55

97

6

29.535

,

97

14 55

29.638

5.922 75

1,373

308 96

1,373

19

1.911

24,926

8.724 10

1,373

308 96

-28,229

9,708 56

26,455

3.968 25

29.580

648

5

4

7,649

6

2

10,977

123,991

3,972

284

4,316

1,217

125,669

22

1,586,465

598

4,515 33

i

0 60

26,459

3.968 85

1,895,405

No.

1

85

19 13

No.

No.

I

1

332

85

114

17.630

19 13

39 90

6,170 50

1

83

19 13

334

17,829

6.229 53

11— i— 23*

356

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countries

Free Goods.

General Tariff.

Quantity.

Value. ■

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

(;UOUP X— Continued.
MIsrvllaneous— Con.
V«blcles, n.o.p.— Con.

No.

S

No.

7

178

( ct».

898
362.185

244 30

126,764 75

Total .

362,883

127 009 05

United States

Cljildrt>n\ 4eils

2.635

922 25

Complete p;irts of buggies, car-
Yiagea' and vehicles, n.o.p.,
including parts of cutters,

93
44,580

United 8tate8

Total

44,673

869

36,134

9.033 50

Freight wagons and draj's

256

22.468

5,617 00

United States , ,

480

10,580

2,645 00

Complete parts of farm and
freight wagons, drays and
iileighs.

59,863

14,965 75

59,863

14,965 75

14,246

146,915

44,074 SO

<»rts.

;m,«7S

22t,175 M

Wax, vegetiible and mineral, n.op

Lb.

Lb.

2.500

1.143

631,032

311

227

162.748

31 10

22 70

16,274 80

634.675

163.286

16,328 60

Wax, and manufactures of, n.o.p. . .

260

8

51.188

45 50

1 40

. 8,958 32

51,456

9,005 22

Square or round reeds and raw hide
centres, textile leather or rubber
heads, thumbs and tip^, and
steel, iron or nickle caps for whip
ends, imported by whip manu-
facturers for use exclusively in
the manufacture of whips in their
own factories.

7.850

J

2
21,297

0 60

6,389 10

Total ...

21,299

6,389 70

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates

Total Dutiable Gooda.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity -

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

No.

S

i cU.

No.

S

S cts

No

7

S

178

$ cts.
62 30

102

22 96

102

698

362,185

22 96

244 30

126,764 75

\

102

22 96

362,985

127,032 01

2,635

922 2&

93
44,530

32 55

15,603 00

44,673

15,635 55

869

36,134

9.033 50

256

22,468

5,617 OO

480

10,580

2,645 00

237

41 48

237
59,863

41 48

14,965 75

237

41 48

60,100

15,007 23

14,246

146,915

44,074 50

a*

83 57

7U,1S7

22C25S S7

Lb.

116

5 80

Lb.

Lb.

200

2,500

1,143

. 631.032

116

311

227

162,748

5 80

31 10

22 70

16,W4S0

200

116

5 80

634,875

163,402

16.334 40

126

' 18 90

126

260

8

51,188

18 90

45 50

1 40

8,9.58 32

126

18 90

51,582

9,024 12

814

162 80

814

2

21,297

162 80

0 60

6,389 10

814

162 80

22,113

6,552 50

353

CUSTOMS REPOliT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 15. — General Statement of Merchandise Free and

Articles.

Countriee.

Free Goods.

General Tariff;

Quantity .

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

CROIP X— Continuwi.
Mlscellaaeous— Con.

t

S

1 cts.

13.043

3 912 90

Total

13,043

3,012 90

18,978

0,642 30

18,978

6,(42 30

4.765
8,118,579

Total . ...

8,123,314

Damaged goods, under sections 49
to 53 of Rev. Stat., cap. 32.

1,058

63 71

1.058

63 71

5,903

1,877 38

Ship building material admitted
temporarily and exported.

Special duty on articles shipped to
Canada at lower than usual home
trade price.

6.084 51

35,852 41

824.595 16

over collections, etc.

40,580,316 12

75.<8»,ett

«(,as,7M

48.W7.N* »

S8S,>17.7U

4s:, m, 851

US.SW.m 83

ports

RECAPITULATION.

free Goods.

General Tariff.

' -

Value.

-

Value.

Duty.

Group I— Agricultural and Vegetable Products.

mainly Foods.
Group n— .agricultural and Vegetable Products,

other than Foods.

$

31.0!>1,479
39, 477, 469
lt,9S«,7t7
73,954,073
18,549,939
55,946,9(3
1S,528,2»
42,969,882
IC. 789, 279
75,689,642

i
61, 516,826
16.997.9*7
22,833.0«2
61,3«S.002
15,996.646
133.635.849
23.951,008
87,364,702
18,953.119
26,213,736

t cts.
14, 616, 156 16

3,779,252 56

3.858,94* 49

14.852,197 72

2.819,665 3*

26,897,121 J4

thereof.

(.174,166 37

other than Iron and .Steel.

13.344.217 «*

4,979,712 86

Manufactures.

48, 987, 640 22

389,947,715

452.136,851

138,8*8,373 82

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dutiable Imported for Home Consumption — Continued.

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates. |

Total Dutiable Goods

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity.

Value.

Duty.

Quantity. Value.

Duty.

S

160

S cts.
32 00

S

S cts.

S

160
13,043

$ cts.
32 00

3,912 90

160

32 00

13,203

3,944 90

2,030

456 76

2,030
18,978

456 76

6,642 30

2.030

456 76

21,008

7,099 06

116

22 88

116
1,058

22 88

63 71

116

22 88

1,174

86 59

5,903

1,877 38

6,084 51

•

35.852 41

4,145,775 55

44,726.091 67

1,9«3.418

4,510,36« 30

l,04S,33e

tn.ilS 82

29,182,490

52,893.925 31

63,1?3,24»

16,738,201 S3

11, i;;, 92(1

2,499,738 52

526,481,620

158,046,333 87

Preferential Tariff.

Treaty Rates.

Total Dutiable Goods.

- Value.

Duty.

-

Value.

Duty.

- ■

Value.

Duty.

$

11,617,428

500,514

2,161,217

40,886,710

1,282,992

1,958,021

271,496

1,878,451

693,103

1.923 418

S cts

2,153,212 00

82.766 21

323,757 38

8.391,849 09

211,720 90

320,485 54

48,996 98

299,392 69

93.058 41

4.510.366 30

i

63.534
144.931

446.503
9,007.595
94.152
84.223
99.952
74.416
116.848
1.045.336

% cts

5.520 81

34.151 23

132.372 40

1.929.237 95

23.372 98

23.160 76

27.217 24

19.237 00

17.339 33

296.118 82

$

73,197,782
11,603.352
25.440.782

101.199.307
17,373,390

135,078,093
24,325,496
89,317,999
19,763.369
29,182.190

S cts.
16,471.882 97

•

6 250 010 99

13 698.846 69

92 893 929 34

63,173,249

16.738.201 53

11,177.520

2.499,798 92

926.481.620

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CUSTOMS REPORT

i

1

1
a

1

1

1

11,091 69

8.116 SO

2,393 00

206 20

1 is

S3S

3« :o

S

10

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 17. — Gknekal Statement by Countries of the Total (Quantities and Values
of Merchandise Exported from the Dominion of Canada, distinguishing
Canadian Produce and Manufactures from those of Other Countries,
during the twelve months ended March 31, 1919.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity,

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP I

Agricultural and
vegetable pro-
ducts, mainly
foods.

Grains, flours, starches,
and similar products-

United Kingdom.

Bush.

2,260,395
2
12

52

15

29

961,112

85,976

5
32,519
165,380

i

3,394,384
3
42
90
68
62
1,419,698
151,318

14
40,648
283,453

Bush.

{

Bush.

2,260,395
2
12
52
15
29
961,112
85,976

5
32,519

165,380

3,394,334

3

42

B. S. Africa

B. Guiana

Newfoundland

90

68

1,419.698

Holland

Miquelon and St.

40,618

United States

Total

3,505,497

5,289,780

3,505.497

United Kingdom.

100

198
14
20
39
6

33

617
21
1,264
87
132
293
54

221

100
41
560
56
46
9,168
6

192

603

89,872

617

39
362
42
26
9,129

171

1,584

165

136

43,857

192

2,848

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland ....

China

Miquelon and St.

252

268

44,150

54

159

603

32,235

891

2,205

162,619

1,112

2', 205

United States

Total

United States

57,637

222,497

385,116

58,049

225, 186

42,595

211,628

100,644

436,814

391,962

632,085

391,962

632,085

2.352

4.469

2,352
4
8

10

134

39.772

1.777
12.953

4,469

4

8

10

134

9
20
26
335

9

20

B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland... .
Italy

26

335

39,772

79,544

79,544

Miquelon and St.

1,777
7,333

4,329
9,546

4,329

United States

Total

United Kingdom.

5,620

9.790

19,336

9,266

14,265

47,744

93,803

57,010

108,068

Brl.

2,274
28
31

2,485

6
3

225

1

2,775

17,777
267
258

22,557

101
27

1.944

10

22.340

Brl.

Brl.

2,274
28
31

2,485

6
3

225

1

2,775

17,777

267

B.W. Indies, other

Newfoundland

Trinidad and To-

258

22,557

101

27

Miquelon and St.

1,944

10

United States

22 ,-840

7,828

65,281

7,828

65,281

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP I— Continued.

■OH

Grains, flours, starches
and similar products

—Con.

United Kingdom .

Bush.

166,117

4

1.696

1.723.161

$

1,431.860

28

4,480

6.323.484

Bush.
1.865

%

17.280

Bush.

167.982

4

1,696

1.723,161

%

4,480
6,323,484

United States

Total

United Kingdom.

1.890.978

7.759.852

1.865

17,280

1.892,843

7,777,132

Oats .... .. .

8,497,888
3
126,585
149,010
96,810
13.820
13.638
456.128

125,510

97.222

72

6,090.166

1,252.384

117

2.179
190,362
767,889

7,360,011
5
125,436
147,182
89,646
14,341
13,963
466,848

125.. 542

91,187

72

4.884.819

1.040,105

140

2.222
184,600
647,408

14,989,626

12.152.482

23.487,514
3
126.585
149.010
96.810
13,820
13,638
456, 128

125,510

97.222

72

12.973.297

2,081,801

117

2.179
190.362

863.672

19,512,493

125,436

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

Jamaica

New-foundland

Trinidad and To-

14,341
13,963

125,542

Belgium

Dutch Guiana

6.883,131
829,417

5,686.253
758.122

10,571,072
1,798.227

Italv

Japan

Miquelon and St.

Pierre

Russia

United States

Total . . ..

2.222
184.600
717,807

95.783

70.399

17,879,783

15.193.527

22.797.957

18.667.256

40.677.740

33,860,783

United Kingdom.

Barbados

Bermuda

B.W. Indies, other

Hong Kong

Jamaica

Newfoundland

Trinidad and To-
bago

China

Brl.

226,077
38
5
26
41
1
5,540

39

31

135.422

9.355

2

25

11,929

2,368,347
457
44
257
375
15
60,646

458

348

1,377.849

97.779

13

232

125.747

Brl

Brl.

226,077
38
5
26
41
1
5,540

39

31

135,422

9,355

2

25

11,929

2.368,347

,

60.646

France

Italy

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

Russia

United States

Total

United Kingdom

338,531

4.032.567

388,531

Bush.

60.813

3.084

325

47

60

862

3.504

35,119

86

90

145.243

372,696

10,247

2,113

325

314

4,793

12,321

170.555

520

410

628,543

Bush.
32.884

142.550

Bush.

93.697

3,084

796

47

60

862

4,253

35,119

121

423

156.775

515,246
10.247
4.735

Bermuda

b'w. Indies, other

Jamaica

Newfoundland

France

Miquelon and St.
Pierre ..

471

2.622

749

3,110

15.431
170,555

732

1.943

677.415

35

333

11.532

212
1.533
48,872

United States

Total

249.233

1.202.837

46.004

198,899

295.237

1.401.736

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP I— Continued.

Grains, flours, starches
and similar products

— Coti.

Pease, split

United Kingdom.

Bush.

980

635

61

3,3.59

117

3

10,768

350
157

3

77

4,200

3,233

210

16,711

594

20

54,713

1,740
662

21

458

Bush.

S

Bush.

980

635

61

3,359

117

3

10,768

350

157

3

77

208

12,335

S

4,200
3,233

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

16,711
694

20

Newfoundland. . . .
Trinidad and To-

54,713

Dutch Guiana —
Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

Miquelon and St.

S62

21

458

Russia

208

938

938

United States

Total

12,335

47,695

47,695

28,845

130, 157

208

938

29,053

131,095

United Kingdom

Lb.

600
60.000
40,000
240. 100
422,640
40,000
185,532

75
4,126
3,300
21,610
31,639
3,600
13,602

Lb.

Lb.

600
60.000
. 271.288
401,580
690,568
80,000
3,558,716

400
60,000

3.072

4.000

100.000

1,290,448

497,805

75

4,126

Bermuda

B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland —
Chili . .

231,288
161,480
267,928
40,000
3,373,184

400
60,000

3,072

18,017
12,901
17,527
3,300
100,129

40
4,050

296

21,317
34,511
49,166
6,900

113,731

Greenland, Ice-

40

Mexico

4,050

Miquelon and St.

296

T5 •

4,000
40,000
65,338

150
3,168
6,530

ISO

San Domingo

United States

U.S. of Colombia.

60,000

1,225,110

497,805

1,873
51,768
8,756

5,041
58,298
8,756

1,098,210

87,800

5,920,267

218,657

7,018,477

306,457

Newfoundland ....
Trinidad and To-

245,050
3,855

14,373

401

245.050

3,855

36

1,030,340

14,373

401

36
100

4
15

4

United States

Total

1,030,240

71,764

71,779

1,279,145

86,538

136

19

1,279,281

86,557

United Kingdom .
Newfoundland.. . .

Rye

Bush.

17,999
10
13,739
41,026
3,536
387,070

34,929
26
32,974
60,159
6,365
828,289

Bush.
192,280

348,027

Bush.

210,279
10
13,739
41.026
3,536
387,070

382,956

26

32,974

60,159

6,365

United States

Total

828,289

463,380

962,742

192,280

348,027

655,660

1,310,769

United Kingdom.
Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

United States

Brl.

236

4
1,667

2,393

60
22,830

Brl.

Brl.

236

4
1,667

2,393

00

22,830

1,007

25,283

1,907

25,283

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP 1— Continued. .

Grains, flours, starches
and similar products

—Con.

Wiieat

United Kingdom.

Bush.

37,317,648

12

5

191,941

32,000

88

1,235.509

1,039,273

12

1.992.409

S

86,776,303

35

8

433,788

80,000

275

2.928,498

2,562,184

45

4,203,920

Bush.
318,770

i

769,517

Bush.

37,636,418
12

191,941

32,000

88

1,235,509

1,039,273

12

1,992,409

S

87,545,820

Bermuda

Jamaica

Newfoundland

France. .-

80,000

2,928,498

United States

Total

4.203,920

41,808,897

96,985,056

318,770

769,517

42,127,667

United Kingdom.

Flour of wlieat

Brl.

5,254,254

71,500

29,611

1,525

125,545

2,.-J00

82.628

15,357

139,239

253,632

280.213

1
57,267

50

2,671,975

600

242

4

77,319
35

3,391

129,949

8,800

56,365,188

795,078

325,922

17,309

1,379,048

24,342

912,882

163,398

1,522.685

2,972,091

3,098,882

20

627,549

25

544

29,361,588

6,688

2,776

50

841,411

376

40,629

1,373,384

99,794

Brl.

Brl.

5,254,254

71,500

29,611

1,525

125,545

2,300

82,628

15,357

139,239

253,882

280,213

I

57,267

2

50

2,671,975

600

242

4

77,319

35

3,391

129,949

8,800

795,078
325,922
17,309
1,379,048
24,342

Bermuda

B.S.Africa

B.Guiana

B. Honduras

B.W. Indies, other
Gibraltar

Jamaica

Newfoundland ...
Trinida_i and To-

1.522,685
2,975,091

3,098,882

250

3,000

Alaska

Belgium. ..

627,549

Dutch Guiana. . ,

France

French Guiana ...
French W. Indies.
Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

29,361,583
6,688

Miquelon and St.
Pierre. ..

1,373,384
99,794

United States

Total

9,205,439

99.931,659

250

3,000

9,205,689

99,934,659

32,854
9,453

22,891

777

2,692

54,018

2,567
68
17

3,077

1,031

1.746

1,461,021

32,854
9,453

R OiMiina

B.W. Indies, ottier

2,692
54,018

Trinidad and To-

.Maslca

China

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

2,000

Total

1,592,212

2,000

^.Jted Kingdom

Lb.
540,182
480
50,095
17,295
200
50,695

740

240
970,000

6tarch

46,358
55
5,291
1.332
23
4,162

SS

30
90,885

Lb.

Lb.

540,182
480
50,095
17,295
200
50,695

740

240
970,000

46,353

Bermuda

B. S. .\trica

B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland ...
Trinidad and To-

88

Miquelon and St.

Pierre

30

United States

Total..

1,629.927

148,224

1,629,927

368

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiporta.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP I— Continued.

Grains, flours, starches
and similar products

United Kingdom ,

S

3,678,132

8,900

2,516

8,299

7,049

8,616

135

405

308,825

1,901

3,013

297

e,581

110
24
33

468

356

211,589

$

t

3.678.132
8,900
2,S16

of all kinds.

61

7.049
8.616

B.W. Indies, other

3^6

309,151
1,901

3,013

Trinidad and To-

G reenland , Iceland

24

Miquelon and St.

12.032

223,621

Total

4,247,249

12,419

Newfoundland.- -

China

Miquelon and St.

Brl.

1,35-
1

701

14,858
10

IS

10,086

Brl.

Brl.
1.357

1

2
708

14,858

United States

7

66

10,152

2,061

24,969

7

66

2.068

25,03f

B. S. Africa

Newfoundland

Trinidad and To-

Malt

Bush.
3,111
1,110

7,207
38,707
369,938
279,333
15,276
6,664

4,368
1,944

17.073
58,948
902,997
650.048
34.936
16,900

Bush.

Bush.
3,111
1.110

7.207
38.707
369,938
279,333
15,276
6,664

4 368

1,944

S3 948

650 048

Guatemala

United States

Total.

34.936

721,346

1,687,214

721.346

1.687.214

United Kingdom.

Cwt.
33,729
232
1,625
409
775
756
13
311
436

705
11
21
47

550

35

35,019

1
35

7

456

53

699

2,074

440,388
4,378
27.562
8,332
10.463
12,626
142
7.333
8.364

10,630

297

543

1,565

5,142

858

736,190

21
430
111

7,198
1,372
11,981
23,999

Cwt.

Cwt.
33.729
234
1.699
409
775
756
13
311
486

705
11
21
47

550

35

35,019

1
35

7

518

53

699

2.075

440.388

2
74

26
827

4,404

Bermuda

B. Guiana

B.E. Indies, other
B.W. Indies, other
Hong Kong

28.389
8.332

10.463

12.626

142

7.333

Newfoundland ... .
Trinidad and To-

10.630

297

S43

Cuba

1,565

5.142

Dutch Guiana

858

736.190

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

21

111

Miquelon and St.

62

687

7,885

1.372

11.981

United States

Total

1

10

• 24.009

78,049

1.550

78.188

1.321.475

products.

ZU,C44,408

20,515,t59

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No. 17.^ — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROrP I— Continued.

Fruits, nuts and Tege-
tables—

Apples, green, or ripe. . .

United Kingdom,

Brl.

345.567

26

2,028

880

4

4

25,899

4.862

411
2

467
1

668

553
23,686

S

1,806,561

85

9,201

3,329

18

35

83,195

25,780

1,076

10

3,801

5

4,511

2,455
101,014

Brl.

$

Brl.

345,567

26

2,028

880

4

4

25,981

4,862

411

2

467

1
668

559
26.817

%

85

B.Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

Hong Kong

Nen-foundland
New Zealand , - .
Trinidad and To-
bago

Alaska

China

Cuba

France

Miquelon and St.

3,329

18

35

82

471

83,666
25,780

1.076

10

4,511

6
3,131

36
12,861

2,491

United States

113,875

405,058

2.041,076

3,219

13,368

408.277

2,054,444

United Kingdom.

Lb.

732,935

150

1.450

92,000

550
57.747
24,236

100
299,225

105, 149

31

266

10,091

97
7,218
1,454

18
42,267

Lb.

Lb.

732,935

150

1,450

92,000

550
57,747
24,236

100
299,270

31

Bermuda

Newfoundland —
Trinidad and To-

10,091

97

Belgium

France

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

United States

Total

7,218

1,454

18

45

13

42,280

1,208,393

166,591

45

13

1,208,438

166,604

18
80
405

13
70,314

18

14S

225

405

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

13

2,442

Total.

70.830

2,587

All other fruits, n.o.p

10
247
18
56

1,792

1 802

R niiiaiin

18

B.W. Indies, other

17

138

14,567

105

1,204

20

238,722

17

1,219

15,786

China

105

Miaquelon and St.

535

1 739

Russia

^

39,720

278,442

Total

41,805

256,565

298.370

United Kingdom.

833,651

595

770

26.048

2,945

5,361

490
18,417
6,715
15,606

346

4.527

833,651

770

130

B Guiana

2 945

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

*"

5,361

490

18,417

48

15,654

New Zealand

346

Trinidad and To-
bago

13

4,540

11— i— 24

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiporls.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP I— Continued.

Fruits, nuts and vege-
tables-Con.

Canned or preserved

t

31

13,833

120

706,038

25
62

1,227

1,818

14,691

152,118

%

%
31

13,833

120

3,840

700,878

Greenland. Ice-

25

62

Miquelon and St.

42

1,269

1.818

14.691

4,348

156.466

Total....

United Ivingdom,

1,805,434

8.421

1,813,855

Fruits, dried, n.o.p

Lb.

15,830

1,686

14,777

250

493

100

2,960

1,000
96
245

662
32,070
1,495

2,388
285
1,587
36
112
10
292

155
43

46

113

2,038
155

Lb.
202,944

2.845
40,642
6.40S
3.163
4,240
10,705

1,646
2,873

37,475
318
4.441
748
606
540
729

285
452

Lb.

218,774
4,531
55,419
6,658
3.656
4,340
13,665

2,646

2,969

245

5,137
42,770
606,281

39.863
603

Bermuda

B. Guiana

B. W.Indies.other

Hong Kong

Newfoundland

Trinidad and To-

6.028
784
718
550

1.021

440

495

46

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

4,475
10.700
604.786

642
1,257
70,918

755
3.295

United States

Total

71,073

71,664

7,260

895,427

118,411

967,091

125,671

United Kingdom

3,200
159
226
203
191
530

808
55

126
50

335

485

3.200

159

2.494

203

191

630

31.230

37.512

1.605
126.726

808

55

2,268

570

696

B.W.Indies, other

50

335

Neft-foundland —

100
31,230

22
12,140

507
12.140

37,512

400
23,509

9,736

87
7,109

9.736

Miquelon and St.

Pierre

United States.. ..

Total

1.206
153.217

309
19.075

396
26,184

65,930

18,791

138.020

32.116

203.950

50.907

United States

Ton.

2,898

29,873

Ton.

Ton.
2.898

29.873

Bush.
5,220
43,246
83,893
4,359
4,830
100,176

24,239
63
300
732,478
822
372

42
16

8,808

100

1,813,496

6,672
59,178
111,007
5,838
6,315
84,413

32,109

85

300

871,743

1,064

584

JO
16

9,021

100

1,643,855

Bush.

Bush.
5,220
43,246
83,893
4,359
4,830
100,176

M,239
63
300
732,478
822
372

42
16

8,908

100

1,814,180

6.672

59, 178

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

111,007

5,838

6,315

Newfoundland —
Trinidad and To-

84,413

32,109

85

300

871,743

Dutch Guiana. . . .
French Guiana —
Greenland^ Ice-
land, etc

1,064

584

50

16

Miquelon and St
Pierre

10

23

9,044

Porto Kico

United States

Total

100

684

350

1,644,205

2,822,550

2,832,350

694

373

2,823,244

2,832,723

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP I— Continue,!

Fruits, nuts and veget-
ables -Con.

Turnips

Barbados

Bermuda

B. Guiana
B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland -
Trinidad and To-

Bush,

3

(i98

72

12

9. 153

16

1.838
2,223.426

S

4

568

.58

19

2,485

20

985
628,889

Bush.

3

Bush.

3

695

72

12

9,153

16

1,838
2,223,426

S

4
568

58

19

2,485

20

Miquelon and St.

Pierre

United States

Total

United Kingdom

98.5

628,889

2,235,218

633,028

2,235,218

633,02$

All other vegetables,
n.o.p.

3,323
1,341
1,011
3,545
264
3.50
8.090
8.447

390

20

3,323

1,341

Bermuda

1,011

R Ciii.ina

3,545

B.W. Indies, other

264

134
2,419

484

10,509

8,447

Trinidad and To-

390

20

Greenland, Ice-

22

w ■ '

10

4,096

1,215

159,425

10

Miquelon and St.

640

4,73S

p :„

1,215

3.063

162, 48S

Total

191,549

6,256

197.805

Canned or preserved
vegetables.

1,917,597
400
10,074
9,743
1,785
1,153

1.50
4,600
2,060
' -57
19,563
8,205

5,541

515

32,479

4,195,545

7
115,037

57

1.207

105

380

17,283

2,811,076

1,917.597

30
2,356

430

12,430

9,743

1,785

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

1,153

150

....

4,600

2,060

Jfimaicji ^

.,,,.,.

57

Newfoundland

19,563

8.205

Trinidad and To-

114

18

5,658

Ch5^

533

32,479

8,159

4,203,704

Greenland, Ice-

7

115,037

18
441

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

1,648

105

3S0

Rus.sia

1,521
6.65$

18,804

2,817,734

9,154,622

19,315

9.173,937

United Kingdom -

B. Guiana

Newfoundland —

United States

Gal.

3.800

528

1,783

205

1,215
240
518
107

GaJ.

Gal.

3,800
528

1,785
405

1,215

240

5W

200

70

177

6,318

2,080

; 200

■:■ • 70

6,518

2,150

Total, rrults, nuts and

)6,M5,289

tST.Oa

17,452,784

11— i— 24^

372

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Contimied.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total EiportJt.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP I^Continued
Sujars and syrups—

United Kingdo'ii .

t
'.l.>2.7l:!

I5,s:«

1,407

10,, W)

30,977

252

8

425

101

46,294

l,0S0

3,400

t
2.100

I
924.843

15,832

1,407

10.586

30,977

252

B.India

B.VV. Indies, other
Ceylon

2,870

2,878

425

161

46,294

1,080

Hong Kong

Newfoundland
New Zealand
Trinidad and To-

3.400

389

175.857
14,961

657

16

1,325

2,071

450,244

93

1.47ii

71

3,190
32,490
246,739

967
683

176,824

15.644

657

.\laaka

16

6,017

7.342

2.071

4,030

454.274

Greenland. Ice-
land, etc

Japan

Mexico

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

93

1.476

71

26

3.216

32,490

57,563

304,302

1,962,744

74,256

2,037.000

United Kingdom
Australia

Bermuda

Newfoundland

France

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

Norway

Russia

United States

Total

United Kingdom
Australia
Bermuda
Newfoundland
Trinidad and To-
bago

China

France.

Japan

Russia

United States.. ,,

Total

Maple wugar.

Lb.

169,270
10
400
fi7

115.465

15

41

5,920

4.412,178

48,569
3

60

15

35,193

3

9

1,600

977,443

Lb.

Lb.

169,270
10
400
67

115,465

15

41

5.920

4.412.178

48,569

•

3
60

15

35, 193

3

9

1.600

977.443

4.703,366

1,062,895

4,703.366

1.062,895

Gal.

3. 785
6
15
13

38
1
805
15
90
2.182

6.072
15
47
27

95

3

1,311

26

195

4,411

Gal.

Gal.

3,785
6
15
13

38

805

15

90

2,182

6,072

15

47

27

95

3

1,311

26

195

4.411

6.950

12.202

6,950

12,202

8,334

685
88

7.841

447
79

8.334

685
88

7.841

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

447

79

9.107

8.367

9.107

8.367

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles ."

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP I— Continued.

Sugars and sjrups-Con.

Sugar of all kinds, n.o.p.

United Kingdom.

Bermuda

Newfoundland- . .

France

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc.

Mexico

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

Lb.

o2,9S0
109,304
373,249
2So,000

300
250

142,986

88,650

216

1.000,000

S

4,823
9.502
27,325
24,079

33
23

12,839

8.565

19

82.500

Lb.

{

Lb.

52,980
109,304
373,249
285.000

2,300
250

142,986
88,650

1,000,000

$

27,325
24,079

2,000

197

230

8,565

United States

19

82,500

Total. . .

£.052,935

169,708

2,000

197

2.054.935

169,905

Total, sugars and syrups

3.207.549

82,820

3,290,369

Uiscellaneotts —

Coffee

United Kingdom

Barbados

Bermuda

B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland. ..
Trinidad and To-

1,830

620

2,335

30

10, «7

952
227
579
23
2,965

1,830
1.052
2.835
878
11.559

200
188

SOO
I5.8S4

360

4,000

459,581

952

432

500

848

1,112

200
140

800

143
310
401

71
37

240

384

722

333

3,366

71

Chinn

48

21

58

Greenland, Ice-

240

France

Miquelon and St.

Pierre

Russia.

United States. .

Total

15,884

360

4,000

665

4,975

110
410

226

4 975

110

410

458,916

79,315

79,541

36,219

10,488

462,948

80,674

499, 167

91,162

1,317

239,937
2,428

n.o.p.

123
19,511
17.450
815
2,601
1,553
781
49.704

809

20,320

B. S. Africa

B. Guiana

4
33

819

B.W. Indies, other

•> 634

27
1.875
4,635

Trinidad and To-

1.479
64
62

1,395
46
680

120
1.148
4,462

3,181
2,027
65.558

145

Greenland, Ice-

4,462

3.248

2,133

436,201

Miquelon and St
Pierre ...

67

106

370.643

United States

Total

174,077

620.729

794,806

15

4

15

15

2,575

30
11,960

4

B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland
Miquelon and St.

Pierre

United States

Total

15
2,575

30
11.960

5

441

9
1,260

^

14,580

1,715

15

4

14.595

1,719

CUfiTOSIK ItEl'OUT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Arliclca.

C'ountriet*.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total EzporU.

Quantity.

Value

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

CROirp I— Concluded.
Miscellaneous-Con.

Tea

L'nited Kingdom.
Barbados . . .

T.b

%

Lb

0.159
46.595
22,200
3,584
39,701
739
29.024
2,446
510.323

11.380
195,560
8,899
359
1.000
25.531

15,107

4,250

10.559

325

2.022.221

S

697
22.661
8,753
2,384
20,295
410
14,523
1,342
174,497

4,965
95,528
3.301
162
607
7.321

1 6.398

2.635

2.444

218

672.487

Lb.

6.159
46.595
22.206
3.584
39.701
739
29.024
2.446
516.323

11.380
195.560
8.899
359
1.000
25.531

15.107

4.250

10.559

325

2.022.221

t

697
22.661
8.753

B. E. Africa

2.384

410

B.W. Indies, other

14.523

Newfoundland. . .
Trinidad and To-
bago

Argentina

174.497

4.965
95.528
3.301

Chili

Dutch Guiana ...

France

Miquelon and St.

162

607

7,321

Panama

2.635
2,444

218

United States. . . .
Total

672,487

2.961.968

1.041.628

2.961.968

1,041,628

186.280

1.743. OSS

1,12$, 115

Total, agricultural and
cegetable products,
mainly foods

262,033,526

22.828", MS

284,861,93$

GROUP II.

Agricultural and
vegetable pro-
ducts, other
than foods.

Bubber and Manufac-
tures of—

Belting

Australi.!,
Newtoundlan.l
New Zealand. , , .

1.4,58
3.1,W
5.051
1.667

5.751

4.458
3.156
5.051

Total

14.332

5.751

B

205.429

258,924

1.062

1.011

103.814

5.992

1.150

6.151

550

30

3.419

237.993

132.553

n.904

5.102

1.053

200

173

042,003

1,104

424

3.891

135,990

205,429

Barbados

Bermuda

B. S. Africa

B. Guiana

B. India

B.W. Indies, other
Fiji Islands. . ,
Hong Kong .

Jamaica

Newfoundland . .
New Zealand .
Trinidad and To-

1.062

1.041

103.814

1.150

6.151

550

30

3.419

270
437

238.263

132.990
9.904

\reentina

5.102

Chili

Denmark-^

1.053

200

173

942.003

Italy

1,104

Miquelon and St.

424

3.891

United States

3,122

139,112

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity. Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP II— Continued.

Babb«r and manufac-
tures of— Con.

s

439
324

t

t

Virgin Islands of
U.S.A

Total

2.058,715

3,829

2,062.544

1.720

927

217

2,723

4,934

928

230
1.483
29
15
31

30
517

2,723
4,934

Trinidad and To-

Chin«

Cuba

Miquelon and St.

24,777

25,294

Total

13,784

24,777

38,561

6,550

8,010

89

4,604

760

404

217

1,012

8,107

6,163

221
6.325
1,750

62
151,282

6,550
8,010

B. S. Africa

4,604

B.Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

8,107

N'ew Zealand . . .

Trinidad and To-

6,325

rhirm

Miquelon and St.

6,481

157,763

Total

195.556

^ 6,481

202,037

United Kingdom.

154.439

578.765

5,773

1,449

325

99.099

' 3,944

5.185

55,502

9,661

154,439

578,765

5,773

1,449

.

B.S. Africa

99.099
3,944

B. W. Africa

R G„i»n»

55,502
9,661

13,750

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

Ceylon

119
1,898
2.751
5,584
11,999
432,123

49,304

494,509

19,084

13,085

445

164,819

1,253

113,441

800

299,401

1,898
2,751
5.584

New Zealand

432,123

49,304
494,509
19,084
13,085

Trinidad and To-

Brazil

Cl,™»

Costa Rica

Cuba

164.819

T^M^mark

Dutch E. Indies. .

France

299,401

376

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity. \ Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity'.

Value.

GROIT II--<:ontinued.

Rubber and manufac-
tures of— Cun.

Tires— Con.

S

5,1»4

2,369

20.353

522

8.006

345

22.894

407, 162

9,205

2,417

S

%

5,194

2,369

20,353

522

8.006

345

22,894

28,705

436,867

9,205

2,417

Total

3,016,974

~ 29.705

3,046,679

United States

Cwt. "
14.365

Cwt.
129,925

14,365

Cwt.
129,925

All other india-rubber,
manufactures of, n.o.p.

10,688
10,284
305
342
9,655
1,798
4,257
1,445

l,4»t

45

10,733

10,284

309

342

9,655

1,798

352

4,609

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

1,445

1,404

Ceylon

348

348

19
1,869
5,201
17,639

2,071

16.289

2,669

16,731

422

12

9,402

998

42

82
217
106
98
10
20
61
317
83,492
2,355

19

1,869

5.201

17,639

Trinidad and To-

2.071

16,289

2.669

Chili

16,731

422

12

1,050

10,452

998

43

Miquelon and St.

. 1

82

217

106

98

^»n rinminirft

10

20

01

o ■

317

1,851,719

1,935,211

Uruguay

2,355

200.304

1,853,514

2.053,818

Total, rubber and
manufactures of

i.0».SM

i,n«,u7

7,Sja,M7

Seeds for sowing-

United Kingdom

New Zealand

United States

Total

Bush.

64,883

784

160,677

966,660

13,579

2,380,931

Bosh.

1.062
2.960
1,202

18,319
53,103
12,278

Bush.

65.945

3,744

161,879

984,979

66,682
2,393,209

226,344

3,361,170

5,224

83,700

231,568

3,444,870

Grass

United Kingdom
Newfoundland, . . .

New Zealand

United States

Total

1,292

3

230

45,919

7,148

. 39

1,575

89, 5M

2,652

13,573

3.944

3

230

45.919

20,721
39

1,575

89,594

47,444

98.356

2,652

13,573

50,096

111.929

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No. 17.- — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP II— Continued.
Seeds for sowing— Con.

All other seeds, n.o.p.. .

United Kingdom,

$

303
10
27
60
38
6,78S
6
53

19
5.905
43,498

t

S

4,219

Barbados

B.W. Indie-s, other

147

3,395
27

Miquelon and St.

15,004

Total

56,707

21,792

78,499

Total, seeds for sowing.

3, SIC, 233

lU.OtS

3,635.298

Spirits aud spirituous
liquors-

Bermuda

B. Guiana

B. Honduras

B. India

B.W. Indies, other

Fiji Islands

Hong Kong

Gal.

121.383
2,625
45
7,«S
659
1.281
46,636
4,050
24,125
3.149

4o
3,200
38.687

54,829

1,010
39

5,917
293

1,079
60,369

1,845
20,549

3,883

30
1,875
34,902

Gal.

Gal.

121,383
2,625
45
7,448
659
1,281
46,636
4,050
32,344
3,169

45
3,200
38,987

1,079

Newfoundland,

8,219
20

5,990
50

26,539
3,933

30

Miquelon and St,

Pierre

Nicaragua

United States

Total

1,875

300

389

35,291

253.333

186, 620

8,539

6,429

261,872

193,049

175

3

2,282

10

750

13

9,933

92

175

2,282
10

China..

9,933

'2,470

10,788

2,470

10,788

230
60

650
25p

230
60

78
604
196
1,313
583
436

Newfoundland.. , .
New Zealand

78
604

259
1,596

259

196

905

Dutch E. Indies, ,
French Guiana

1,313
583
402

3,634

1,550

602

1,550

34

90

2.980

7,641

520

11,895

3,500

9,536

314
100
915
414

325
.570
2.502
2,256

314
100
915
414

325

China

2,502

Total

1,743

5,653

1,743

United Kingdom,

Whiskey

2,857
190,282
320
3,823
2,251
2.520
1,761
3,289
5,504

12.000
466,461
1.005
7.833
8,119
8,899
6.525
11,937
20.677

93
265

76
1.850

2,950
190,547
320
3,823
2,251
2,520
1,761
3,289
5.504

468,311

B. E. Africa

B. S. Africa

B. W. .\frica

B.Guiana

B. Honduras

6,525

20,677

378

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No. 17.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-General Statement of Exports — Continvsd.

Art iclcs.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Totol EiporU.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

\'alue.

Quant it>.

Value.

GROrP II— Continued.

Spirits ind spirituous
liquors— Con.

WhUkey- Con.

B.India

Gal.

1,772

9,739

156

430

39

1,000

74

12,786

7

22

764

67, 106

1,584

10,018

4,259

1,423

10,123

7,756

814

6,324

341

2,392

442

37

2,984

30

6.061

30,638

562

1,104

150

4,248

263

45.616

30

90

3,608

171,872

6,233
31,403
16,177
4,824
38.391
22.759
2,942
25.266
1,168
8,501
1.800
150
12,542
120

Gal.

«

Gal.

1.772

9.739

156

430

39

1,000

74

16,781

7

22

903

67,106

1,584

10.023

4,259

1,423

10,123

24,202

814

6,327

341

2,392

442

37

2.984

30

3

9

13,398

425

6,297

72

5.884

768

1,215

758
3,524

309

105

3.364

2,740

23

318

52

4,012

1,027

404

392
5,899

836
2,053

6.061

B.W. Indies, other
B. Oceania, other.
B. Straits Settle-

30,638

562

1,104

Ceylon

150

Fiji Islands

4,248

263

Hong Kong

3,995

36,450

82,066
30

Malta

90

Newfoundland ....

iXew Zealand

Trinidad and To-

139

790

4,398
171,872

6,233

S

25

31,428

BoUvia

16, 177

4,824

ChUi

38,391

16,446

97,611

120,370

Costa Rica

Cuba

2,942

3

20

25,286

Denmark

Dutch E. Indies. .
Dutch W. Indies..
Dutch Guiana. . .

1,168

8.501

1,800

150

France

120

3
9

17
41

17

Greenland, Ice-

41

Guatemala

13,398

425

6,297

72

5.519

768

1,215

758
3,524

309

105

3,364

2,740

23

318

52,197
1,684

25,055
263

16,821
2,976
4,761

3,030
13,236

1,193

300

12.823

10.413

52, 197

1,684

25,055

Italy

263

365

2,000

18,821

Kongo Free State.

2,976

4,761

Uiquelon and St.

3,030

Nicaragua

13,236

1,193

300

'

12,823

Philippines

Porto Rico

Portuguese Africa.

10,413

79

1,094

82

i.'iso

1,094
1,180

Salvador

4,012

1,027
404
392

5,899
836

2,053

15,544
3,470
1,594
1,099

20,985
2,550
7,707

15,544

San Domingo

3,470

1,594

U.S. of Colombia.
United States

1,099

20,985

2,550

7,707

Total

408,487

1,178,848

21,375

140,060

429,862

1,318,908

United Kingdom.

Wines

125
20
4

206
43

188
55
13

310
76

125
20
4
206
43
196
418
2,304
240

149
694

223

140

1.640

188

55

13

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

310

76

196

2.166

2,166

418

2,210

240

149

676

4,294

452

1,323

676

Newfoundland —

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

94

135

4.429
452

1,323

694

32

140

1.566

2.139

42

367

7,002

2,139

Miquelon and St.

191

SI7

559

367

United States

Total

74

104

7,106

3,680

8,008

2,722

11,851

6,402

19,839

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP II— Continued.

Spirits and spirituous
liquors— Con.

United Kingdom.

Gal.

316,894
769

6.199
250

1,981
300
920

{

584,646
1,647
13,467
412
3,962
300
2.116

Gal.

t

Gal.

316,894
769
6,199
250
1,981
300
920

S

B. S.Africa

Newfoundland. .. -
New Zealand

412

United States

327.313

606.550

327.313

United Kingdom

2S,910

864

2,706

52,925
2,804
5,225

25,910

8M

3,414

24

6,434

105
126
720

17
192,779

52, 925

708
24

1,288
300

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

6,434
105

7,897
294

7 897

rhin»

126
43

17
2,574

637
350

152
6,852

677

1,394

Miquelon and St.

United States

190,205

507,187

514,039

226,901

577,726

3.492

9,579

230,393

587 305

Total, spirits and splrit-

1,222,C94

2.365,393

M,8«l

18t,255

1,263,555

i 731 648

Tobacto—

United Kingdom.

Lb.

62,828

14

27,611

35,911

7

9,496

Lb.

Lb.

62,828

14

281,824

35,911

7

United States. . . .

254,213

230,414

239,910

90,453

45,414

254.213

230,414

344,666

275,828

United Kingdom.

M

31

2,596

M

M

31
2
145
4
1.010
29

2

96

96

Xewfoundland —
-New Zealand

145

4

1,010

29

2,752

226

58,150

1.635

226

58, 150

Russia

1,635

16

Total

United Kingdom.

1,219

65,359

2

112

1,221

65.471

Cigarettes

740,499

2,562,729

740,499
18

6
195.000

6

45

1

353,886

8,413

202

2,562,729

18

60

B. Honduras

Egypt

Newfoundland

Trinidad and To-

6

195,000
6

45

1

353,886

8,395

189

45

667,540
44

416

16

1,286,597

31,588

823

667,540

416

China

France

Russia

United .States

Total

Unit«d Kingdom.
United States

• Total

18
13

50
47

31,638
870

1,298,027

4,549,798

49

157

1,298,076

4,549,955

Stems and cuttings

Lb.

9,446
865,586

2,200
30,649

Lb.

Lb.

9,446
874,901

2,200

9,315

1,980

32,629

875,032

32,849

9,315

1,980

884,347

34,829

380

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued. ■

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada

• Total Exports.

Quantity.

\'alue.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP II— Continued.
Tobacco— Con.

United Kingdom .

Lb.
641,279

560.485

Lb,

t

Lb.

641,275
20
89
434

4.294
99,402

96
28.570
6,730

t

560,485

20

36

SS

434

2,226

99.402

96
28.316
5.907

104

327

2,449

104-,250

106
27,176
6,218

Newfoundland

2,068

1,060

3,509

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

254
823

250
604

United States

Tot.iI

6.822

777.741

701,115

3,165

1,950

780,906

703.065

S,SM,5U

m.ni

Miscellaneous—

4,187
3.183

Total

7,370

United Kingdom.

Extract of hemlock
bark

9,000
3,965

3.965

Total

12,965

12.965

United States

United Kingdom-
Bermuda

B. Guiana

B.W.Indies, other

759,817

699,333

X

759.817

699,333

Hav

Ton
6.533
346
32
10
14
4.459

12

7

144

7,457

2

391

1.369

471.432

103.947

7.331

707

220

275

82.414

261

276

2.120

147,417

96

9.718

50,773

7.260.936

Ton

Ton.

6,533
346
32
10
14

4,459

•?
144

7,457
2

391

1.369

471,432

103.947

7,331

707

220

275

Newfoundland . - .
Trinidad and To-

82,414

261

Alaska. . .

276

Cuba

2,120

147.417

96

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

9.718

50. 773

United States

Total

7.260.936

492.208

7,666.491

492,208

7,666,491

United Kingdom.

OU cake

Cwt.
8. 028
6,125

625
15.911
12,357

22.764
17,482

1.875
45.414
31.740

Cwt.

Cwt.

8. 028
6,125

625
15.911
12.357

22,764

17.482

Trinidad and To-
bago

1.875

Belgium

45.414

United States

Total

31.740

43.046

119.275

43.046

119,275

United Kingdom

Gal.
6.5%
715
305
22.818
4.933
1.693

1.006
1.277
22,205

7.696
1.211
654
41.087
8.972
3.497

1.993
2.292
38.846

Gal.

Gal.
6.S96
715
311
22.818
4,933
1,693

1.006
1.277
22,427

7.696

1.211

Bermuda

B. S. AJrica

b!w. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-
ments

6

15

669
41.087

8.972

3.497

1.993

2.292

Newfoundland —

222

906

39.752

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity

Value.

GROUP II-Conc!uded.

MIscensneous— Con .

Oil, vegetable, n.o.p.
—Con.

New Zealand .
Trinidad and To-

Gal.

7,795

8,053
12.286

2,852
38,743

2,142

S

6,543

14.235
17,698

5,096
71,192

3.560

Gal.

34

i

115

Gal.

7,829

8,053
12,286

2,852
38,743

2,142
30

295

7.431

832,919

5

6.658
14,235

China . .

5.096

Dutch E. Indies

Dutch Guiana

Japan

3,560

30

135

Miquelon and St.

295

7,431

602,429

557
14,672
617,533

557

United States

Total

United Kingdom

230,490

371,335

988,868

743,574

857,334

230,782

372,506

974,356

1,229,840

Lb.

27.212
1,982
1,041

20,550
289,363

25,175

1,688

866

17,382

236,764

Lb.

Lb

27.212
1,982
1,041

20,550
289,363

25,175

1,688

New Zealand

Japan

866

United States

236,764

340.148

281,875

340,148

281.875

United Kingdom

Bermuda

Newfoundland-. .
United States

Total

Straw

Ton.

1

31

43

12,172

9

486

422

76.238

Ton.

Ton.

1

31

43

12,172

486

76 238

12,247

77,155

12,247

77, 155

Tar

100
1,641

B. W Africa

B. Guiana .

13

13

B.W. Indies, other

25
13,059
58,734

297
90

,

Total

73,559

400

451

2,926

27

250

5

203
19,648

451

-\laska

27

Hawaii

Miquelon and St.

203

746

23,510

746

United Kingdom
B.W. Indies, other

4,040

118

30

21,450

30

52.993

Total

21,598

57.033

Total, mlsceDaneous .

9, 840, US

430,685

10 VI ISO

Total, agricultural and
Tegetable products,
other than foods

2C,946,216

2,894,675

29,840,891

382

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Totel Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP III.

Animals and
Animal Products.

.\nlinals, living—

Horses, one year old or

United States

United Kingdom

No.

19

1,380

No.

S

No.

19

t

Horses, over one year
old.

7,278
48
245
525

1

1,709.150
11,400
30,109
121,250

150

7,805

1,677,200

15.083

48

245

1,076

1

404

5,810

3,386,350

Newfoundland...

30, 109

551

404
3,469

137,750

Miquelon and St.

121,200
573,298

121,200

United States

2,341

428,781

1,002,079

Total

Bermuda

Newfoundland .
Miquelon and St.

Pierre

Uni testates

Total

10,438

2,300,840

12,229

2,509,448

22,667

4,810,288

3
10

66
39,838

65
184

793
722,421

3
10

66
39,871

65

184

793

33

12,675

735,096

39,917

723,463

33

12,675

39,950

736, 138

Cattle over one year old

36
2,598

221
268,724

3,614
189,542

17.624
29,135,247

"

36
2,598

221
268,832

3,614

Newfoundland... .
Miquelon and St.

Pierre

United .States

Total

189,542

17,624

108

52.260

29,187,507

271,579

29,346,027

108

52,260

271,687

29,398.287

Poultry

125
160
40
67
429
15

677
382,013

125

160

40

B.Guiana

67

429

Alaska

IS

Miquelon and St

677

1,089

383,103

Total .

383,526

1,089

384,615

Newfoundland. . , .
Miquelon and St.

205

16
93,808

3,198

144
1,189,424

205

16
93,808

3,198

144

1,189,424

Total

Bermuda

Newfoundland ....
Miquelon and St.

Pierre

United States

Total . .

94.029

1,192,766

94,029

1,192,766

98
672

103
25,229

1,474
8.602

1,000
406 020

98
672

103
25,232

1,474

8,602

1,000

3

150

406, 170

26, 102

417,096

3

150

26, 105

417,246

Newfoundland ....
Miquelon and St.

Pierre

United States.....

Total

Swine

551

52
31,450

4,954

1,337
753.749

551

52
31,450

4,954

1,337

753,749

32,053

760,040

32,053

760,040

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No. 17. — Gexer.\l Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP in— Continued.
Animals Uring— Cor.

All other animals, n.o.p

United Kingdom -

S

6,250
100
12
65

i
459,520

f

i

Alaska

63

■^

135,605

Janan

27,535

2,550

116,619

27. 535

Norwav

60,812

177,431

Total

153.131

655,937

809, 068

Total, animals, Uring..

3j.ng.2«9

S.Zil.iSi

3g,5M,g2g

Fish and fishery pro-
ducts—

United Kingdom -

Cwt.

5,278

2

21.895

32.930

23

138,416

Cwt.

Cwt.

5.278

2

24,803

32.930

23

United States

Total

2,908

15,865

134. 2S1

27,175

171,369

2,908

15,865

30,083

187,234

United Kingdom

Barbados

Bermuda

B.Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

Jamaica

Trinidad and To-

CodBsh, dry salted

10.063
4.930
3.310
1.553
4,S36

14,579

21,629

4,434

33, 186

239

140.047

642

1.846

3,932

8.019

68.506

246,555

86,181
30,469
42,625
16,414
56,961
193,432

262,518

55.668

334.986

3,327

2,182,830

12,833

26.640

53,704

126.795

901,093

2,920,643

10.063
4,930
3.310
1,555
4.836

14,379

21.629

4.434

35. 186

259

140.047

642

1.846

3.932

8.019

68,306

248.357

86, 181

42. 625

56,961

262,518

33.668

Brazi)

Costa Rica

Cuba

France

French W. Indies.

534.986

3.527

2,182.830

12,833

26.540

55,704

126.795

Porto Rico

United States

Total

Bermuda

United States

901,095

2

18

2,920,661

570.368

7.529.341

2

18

370,370

7,329,359

34
241.820

500
1,-31,963

34
241,820

500

1.731.963

241.854

1,732,463

241,834

1.732.463

Bermuda

B.W. Indies, other
United States

Total ..

5

100

55,657

55

425

385,725

5

100

55,657

425

385,725

55.762

386,205

55,762

3S6.205

.Australia

Bermuda

B. Guiana

Alaska

31
10
2
3
743

918
126
46
53
8,966

51
10
2
5
744

918

126

46

53

United States

Total

United Kingdom -
Trinidad and To-

1

"i

8,976

811

10,109

1

10

812

10,119

2.351

36

19,624

18.490

342
101,244

2,351

36
19,624

18,490

342

United States

101,244

22,011

120,076

22,011

120.076

384

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

.\rticle3.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Ill-Continued.

FUb and flsberjr pro-
ducts-Con.

Haddock, dry salted . . ,

United Kingdom.

Cwt.

4.;

360

24

1,998

262
45

216

15,075

864

475

3,963

13.536

%

352
3,948

261
21,765
2,645

530

2,0.10
187,594
9,895
5,386
47,239
130,380

Cwt.

i

Cwt.

45
360

24

1,998

262

45

216

15,075

864

475

3,963

13.536

t
352

3,948

261

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

Jamaica

Trinidad and To-

21,765

530

2,090

187,594

Dutch Guiana
French W. Indies.

Porto Rico

United States

Total

United Kingdom,

9,895

5,386

47,239

130,380

36,863

412,085

36.863

412,085

3,254
169
4
21
9
2
3

7
8
1
11
10,098

35,361
3,251
51
311
114
23
56

117

116

9

135

133,120

3,254
169

^1
2
3

8

1

11

10,098

35,361

3,251

51

311

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

Hong Kong

Trinidad and To-

114

23

56

117

116

9

Dutch Guiana —
United States

135

133, 120

13,587

172,664

13.587

172,664

United Kingdom
United States

74
46,339

500

269,077

74
46,339

500

269.077

46,413

269,577

46,413

269,577

United Kingdom.

989

623

134

11,901

7,458

3,139

1,808

709

2,794

1.951

229

72

1,136

24,881

6,698
6.239
1,478
132,020
78,137
36,833

20,307
8,440
40.098
20,654
2,516
864
13,419
225.942

989

623

134

11,901

7.458

3,139

1,808

709

2,794

1,951

229

72

1,136

24,881

6,698

ling, dry salted.

6,239

Bermuda

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

1,478

132.020

78,137

36,833

Trinidad and To-

20.307

Brazfl

Cuba

Dutch Ouiana .
French Guiana.
French W. Indies.

Porto Rico

United States

Total

8,440

40.098

20.1554

2.516

864

13.419

225.942

57,824

593.645

57.824

593.645

Bermuda

B.W. Indies, other
United States

Total

United Kingdom

Australia

United States

Total

Codfish, tongues and

10

3

1,849

89

30

30,440

10

3
1.849

89

30

30.440

1.862

30.559

1.862

30.559

Halibut, fresh and fro-

18,914

10

26.194

238.855

210

390.130

2.875

28,744

21.789

10

49.504

267,599
210

23,310

311,153

701,283

45,118

629, 195

26,185

339,897

71,303

969,092

United States

Halibut, pickled . .

4

50

4

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP m— Coatinued.

Fish and fishery pro-
dacts-Con.

United Kingdom.
United States

Cwt.

2.104
213,9S1

13,672
535,493

Cwt.

i

Cwt.

2,104
215,981

S

535 493

218.085

549,165

218,085

549, 165

United Kingdom .

Herring — sea, pickled...

86

343

4,422

U

4.807

7.323

4

34,321

WO

196

3,526

300

4

2

2,662

6

242

4

138

14.104

429

163.945

430
2.085
19,590

730
25,341
35.952

S32

2,660

618

343

4,422

64

4,807

7,325

4

34,321

700

196

3,526

300

4

2

2,662

6

242

4

138

14,104

429

201,958

3,090
2.085
19.590

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other
Hong Kong

35,952

15

187,854

4,200

2.150

18,438

1,912

15

12

13,844

31

1.268

27

816

78.433

2,260

911,349

187,854
4,200

Xewf oundland

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-
bago.....

18,438
1.912

China

Costa Rica

Dutch Guiana ...
French Guiana....
French \V. Indies.
Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

13,844

1,268

Porto Rico

78,433

2,260

1,121,025

United States

Total . . .

38,013

209,676

237.630

1,306.752

38,545

212,336

276,175

1,519,088

United Kingdom.

Lb.
7,584
3,095.652
13.223
26,738
18.563
1.900
15.0d6
77,040

55,680

100. 3W

7,654

135,610

1.075

1,070,997

113,451
4,800
2.500
16.800

144

740

1,606

386,918

86.000

1,161
394,627
1,825
4.575
2,996
285
2,091
9,592

5,990
13.863
1,107
18.846
150
151,240

16,521

763

800

1.970

26

146

309

53,784

12.000

Lb.

Lb.
7,584
3,095,652
13.223
26.738
18.563
1.900
15.066
77,040

55.680

100.394

7.654

136.110

1.075

1.070,997

118.451
5.040
2.500
16.800

144

838

1.606

386.918

^ 86.000

394,627

Barbados

4,575
2,996

B. Guiana

B. India

B.W. Indies, other
B. Oceania, other.
B. Straits Settle-

5,990

Fiji Islands

Hong Kong

Jamaica

Newfo'jndland

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

cb^::-.

500

150

18,996

16,521
853

240

90

France

French Oceania...
Greeland, Ice-
land, etc

Miquelon and St.

98

31

United States

12,000

Total

5.245,135

694,667

838

271

5.245,973

694,938

United Kingdom.

Herring — sea, smoked..

Cwt.

2,356

721

95

70

570

1,225

203

2

41

18,627

9,944

952

590

7,250

10,392

1,438

22

436

Cwt.

Cwt.

2,356

724

95

70

570

1,225

203

2

41

18.627

.Australia

952

Bermuda

B, S. .Airica

B.Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

Hong Kong

Jamaica .,

7,250
10,392

436

11— i— 25

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not tho
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Valuer

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP III— Continued

Fish and flsbery pro*

ducts— Con.

Herring— sea smoked-

Trinidad and To-

Cwt.

1,104

3

1,120

115

IS

' 5

63

420

40,234

t

11,944

33

9.743

1,057

120

41

536

4.20O

303,136

Cwt.

i

Cwt.

1,194

3

1,120

115

15

5

63

420

40,234

t
11.944

Alaska

9.743

Dutch Guiana —

French Guiana

Miquelon and St.

Porto Rico

United States

Total

4,200

48,4SS

380,511

48,455

380,511

United Kingdom.

322

1

1
55,131

1544
9

562,741

322
1

1
55,131

3,544

Trinidad and To-

United States

Total

562,741

55,455

566,321

55,455

566,321

75

228

1,913

130

1,047

1

45

365

14

63,087

687

3,008

22,230

1,395

13,680

21

603

5,182

70

802,947

75

228

1,913

130

1,047

1

45

365

14

65,287

687

3.008

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

13.680

Porto Rico

United States

70

2,200

26,630

829,577

66,905

849,823

2,200

26,630

69,105

876.453

United Kingdom.

3,869
45

3

1

6

5,143

71,269

74,717
830
30
50
10
129
20,200
698,366

3,869
45
2
3
1
6
5,143
75,685

74 717

30

50

B. Guiana

Hong Kong

10

20,200

United States

4,416

45,702

714,068

80,338

794,332

4,416

45,702

84.754

United Kingdom.

Lb.

29,265,108

3,750,194

1,642

25,884

48,000

96

55,950

36.000

8,646

12,000

412,810
354,196
15,550
576
48,000
1,623,496

240

120,000

614.016

2,540

1,048.800

28.800

2,400

7,115,783

753,478

350

5,471

12,500

19

8,920

5,350

1,902

1,687

64,603
53,358
2,980
151
9,000
314,697

66

.16,875

87,856

394

160,684

4,212

363

Lb.

Lb.

29,265,108

3,750,194

1,882

26,384

48,000

96

55,950

36,000

9,414

12,000

412.810
354,196
15,550
576
48.000
1,623,496

240

120.000

614,016

2,540

1,048,800

28,800

2,400

7,115,783

753,478

240
500

49
89

399

5,560

B. S. Africa

B. Giana

12,500

8,920

B.E. Indies, other
B.W. Indies, other
B. Oceania, other.
B. Straits Settle-

5,350

768

i45

2,047
1,687

64,603

Fiji Islands

Hong Kong

53,358

2,980

151

Newfoundland

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

9,000

314,697

66

Solivia

16,875

Chili

87,856

394

Cuba

Dutch E. Indies. .
Ecuador

160,684

4,212

::::::::::; :;;:;:::::::i

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP ni— Continued.

Fish and fishery pro-
ducts—Con.

France

Italv

Lb.

2,869.658

5,454,670

192

4,784

48,600

24,096

1,936.753

S

514,291

793,071

35

1,142
9,652
4.582

Lb,

$

Lb,

2,869,658

5,454,670

192

4,784

48,000

24,096

2.056.753

i

514,291
793.071

Miquelon and St.

Pierre

Russia

Siam

United States

Total

9.652

4.582

379,331

354,331

120,000

25,000

47,813,697

10,297,803

121,508

25,283

47,935,205

10.323,086

3,270

50

14.685

767
15

2.578

3,270
50

14,685

Hong Kong

United States. ...

Total

2,578

18.005

3,360

18.005

3,360

United States

Barbados

Bermuda

B.Guiana

B.W. Indies, other
Jamaica . ...

Cwt.
82.237

298.280

Cwt.

Cwt.
82.237

298,280

Salmon, pickled

704
78

441
74

260

7,844
840

4,915
823

3.367

704

78
441

74
260

10

752

3

201

4

1,984
43
32

5,980

7,844

4,915

3,367

10

110

Trinidad and To-

752
3

201
4

I.9S4
43
32

5.980

8,662
38

2,434
51

14,835
557
127

99.701

8.662
38

2,434
51

14,S35

Dutch Guiana...

French Guiana —

Miquelon and St.

Pierre

Porto Rico

United States

99,701

10.556

144.194

10

110

10,566

144,304

Miquelon and St.

2
55,622

55,624

30
677.825

2
55,622

United States

Total

■677,826

677,855

55,624

677,856

Eels

347

58,823

58,823

Total

59,170

United States

Swordfish

3,044

52,670

3,044

52,670

PlftmH

3

32
6,^136

38

128
13,818

3

32
6,136

38

128
13,818

Miquelon and St.

United States

Total

6,171

13,984

6,171

13,984

Lb.
500
500
100

100

4,248,748

110
110

22

22
788.774

Lb.

Lb.

500
500

too

100
4,24«,748

no
m

20

B. Guiana. -

Trinidad and To-

United States

Total

788.774

4,249,948

789.038

4,249,948

789,038

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total EiporU.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP III— Continued.

Fish and Hshtry pro-
ducts-Con.

United Kingdom.

Lb,

1,798,091

240

432

2.832

120

88,014

9,600

144

9.600

829,820

43,396
2,107,878

872,867
100
260
962
76
48.657
4.880

84

4,000

397.989

21,819
878.370

Lb.

t

Lb.

1.798.091

240

432

2.832

120

8S.0I4

9.600

144

9.600

S29,S20

76.228
2.107.878

t

B. Guiana. ........

B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland ...

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

48.657
4 880

Miquelon and St.

32,832

17.100

United States

Total

United Kingdom

878 370

4,890,167

2,230.064

32.832

17,100

4.922,999

2.247.164

Brl

1
3
1
19

14
562

16
14
24
16
174

90
5.003

Brl.

Brl.

2
1
3
1
19

14

562

16

24

B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland.. .
Miquelon and St.
Pierre

174

90

United States

Total

5.003

602

5,337

602

5,337

Bermuda

United Kingdom

Oysters, preserved

Lb.

59

9

Lb.

Lb.

59

9

.Sea fish, other, fresh . , .

Cwt.
391

1

38

87

12,124

1,833

10

228

198

124,780

Cwt.

Cwt.

391

I

38

87

12,631

1,833

10

Newfoundland.. . .

Alaska

United States

Total

228

108

507

4. ISO

128.960

12,641

127,049

507

4.180

13,148

131.229

United Kingdom

Sea fish, other, pickled

96

2

2

704

640

21

14

4.834

9«

2

2

704

640

21

Newfoundland.. .
United States

Total

14

4.834

804

5.509

m

5.509

Sea fish, other, preser-
ved.

United Kingdom

Lb.

91,113

14.484

3,014

10,842

18

18.000

15,020

1,317,200

660

7.816

1,598

700

40,240

400

2,400

15,913,349

48
914,335

15.956

1,765

644

1,832
S
1.800
1.503
17.580
88
5.652

262
83
1,820
225
300
242,149

11
66.834

Lb.

Lb.

91,113

14,4S4

3,014

10,842

18

18.000

15.020

1.317.200

660

7.816

1.598
700
40,240
4,900
2,400
15,913,349

48
995.847

15.956

1,765

Bermuda

B.Guiana

B.W. Indies, other
B. Oceania, other.

Fiji Islands

Hong Kong

644

1,832

5

1,800

1,503

17,580

88

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

5,052

262

.\la8kar.'.

83

1,820

4.500

1,980

2.205

French Oceania.

300

242,149

Miquelon and St.

11

United States

• Total . .

81,512

19.207

86,041

18,351,237

358.509

86.012

21.187

18,437.249

379,696

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantitj'.

Value.

GROUP III— Continued.

Fish and fishery pro-
ducts—Con.

Whale meat

United States..

United States. ,

United States

United States

Barbados

United States

Total

United States. . . .

United Kingdom
United States

Total

Cwt.
1,610

16,361

Cwt.

$

Cwt.
1,610

S
16,361

Herring— lake.fresh and
frozen..

121,114

817,542

121,114

817,542

Herring- lake, pickled.

8,114

41,607

8,114

41,607

Herring— lake, smoked.

1,370

8,861

1,370

8,861

Salmon or lake trout. . .

12

25,555

135
263,900

12
25.555

135

263,900

23.567

264,035

25.567

264,035

Tullibee

39,582

231,971

39.582

231,971

Whitefish

5.002
106,974

63,526
1,014,452

5.002
106.974

63,526
1,014,45?

111,976

1,077,978

111.976

1.077.978

3

186,157

38
1,407,600

3

186.157

38

frozen.

United States. . . .
Total

1,407,600

186,160

1,407,638

186.160

1,407,638

Fish, other, pickled - . .

United States

Newfoundland ...
United States. . .

Total

B Guiana

186

1,287

186

1,287

Bait— fish

810
12,166

608
36.650

810
12.166

608

36,650

12,976

37,258

12.976

37,258

Gal.

Gal.

125

493

Gal.

125

650

1,181

424
305,751

493

'

B.W. Indies, other

Jamaica

Miquelon and St.

Pierre

United States

Total

Jamaica

630
1.181

424
295.050

678
1,513

800
396.675

67S

1,513

80C

10,701

12.464

409,139

297,305

399.666

10,826

12.957

308, 131

412,623

96

1,687

118,277

120

845

123.511

96

1.687

118,277

120

'

845

United States. .. .

123,511

120.060

124.476

120.060

124,476

United Kingdom
United States

8,886
74,637

12.420
109.38-

8.886
83.582

12,420

8,945

9.842

119,224

83,523

121,802

8.945

9,842

92.468

131,644

United States. , . .
United Kingdom

43,352

66,144

43.352

66,144

Furs kins

856
31,502

856

892

32,394

32,358

892

33,250

390

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiporta.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

■ Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP HI— Continued.

Fish and flsherr pro-
ducts -Con.

thiitocl Kingdom.

S

18,869
5,527
3
1,290
2,820
197,839

$

S
18,869

5,527

3

1,290

2,820

42

197,881

226,348

42

226,390

Total, fish and flshery

37 ,.137, 872

732,322

37,8a,aM

Furs, hldi's and skins-

United Kingdom

16.125
28,484
671
1,084
39,017

•
2,028

18,153

28,484

Newfoundland .

671

1,084

83.638

122,655

Total

85,381

85.666

171,047

United Kingdom.

Furs undressed

3,743,178
5.761
11,189
79.5.50
1.000
9,658,753

209.411

3,952,589

■

5,761

11.189

France

79,550

J

1. 000

1,870,412

11,529,165

Total

United Kingdom.

13,499,431

2,079,823

15,579,251

3,796
62
4,905
8,086
805
3,270
85,335
14,192

50

3,846

62

4,905

8,086

Phinft

80S

France

3.270

Russia

85,335

26,566

40,758

120,451

26,616

147,067

ITnited States

Sheep pelta

479,377

23,446

502,823

.

19
7,171,675

19

1,200,197

8,371,872

Total

7,171,694

1.200.197

8,371,891

Total, furs, hides and
skins

Z1,3S(,334

3.41S,748

M,7T!,KI

Leather and manufac-
tiires of"

Barbados

Bermuda

B Guiana
BW. Indie.s. other
Newfoundland
Trinidad and To-

4,662
130
2,635
1,760
10,665

371
5,790.674

4,422
101
1,948
1,637
7,157

339
3,993,575

Lb.

Lb.

4,662
130
2,635
1,760
10,665

371
5.790,674

4,422

101

1,948

1,637

7,157

339

United States

3,993,575

5,810,897

4,009,179

5,810,897

4,009,179

1 ■"

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 10. — General Statement of Exports — Contimied.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP m— Continued.

Leather and manafae-
tares ol-Con.

United Kingdom.

Lb.

1.878,774

3,271

529

254

68,080

77,485

396

109

166,527

394

11,293
2.603.679

$

825,518

1,634

417

90

30,234

56,102

224

64

125.742

185

4.032
1,119,566

Lb.

$

Lb,

1,878,774

3,271

529

254

68,080

77,485

396

109

166,527

394

11,293
2,603.679

$

B. Guiana

Newfoundland .. .

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

United States

Total

4.810.791

316.622

28.584

500

80

546

440

26.255

29.660

50
12.040
324.970

2.163.808

4.810.791

United Kingdom.

1.153.036

78.290

225

79

1.196

264

11.014

89.853

181
13,048

872,976

316,622

28,584

500

80

546

440

26,255

29,660

50
12,040
341,799

1. 153. 036

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

Jamaica

Newfoundland —

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

France

United States

Total

United Kingdom.

13.048

938.767

16,829

65,791

739.747

2,220,162

16,829

65.791

756,576

2,285.953

2,197
1,324
47,076

956

634

3,473

730

68
150

20
307.141

B. S. .Airica .

B. Straits Settle-

Trinidad and To-

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

94.554

Total

363,769

94.554

458 323

495,977

152
3,932

400
1,751

200
4.842

596

260

152

54

156,201

168
600
35

17,467
46,906
400,641

21

B S. .4frica

B.W. Indies, other

1,751

362

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

Brazil

723

Greenland, Ic&-

168

Italy

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

457
37.306

Total

1,130,334

38,869

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Conlimied.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP IH-Continued.

Lnther and mannfac-
tures of— Con.

United Kingdom
Barbados

S

28,835
200
1.025
649
460
1.895
57
43
77

117

50

1,208

140.528

t

1

B.Guiana

Braiil

Miquelon and St.

473

Total

175.164

473

All other manufactures

23.109
300

B. Straits Settle-

1.950

1 950

Jamaica

i.370

7.745

348

12

926

2.341.452

34

Cuba

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

Russia

926

10.107

34

Total

2,375.296

12.057

2,387.353

uTactures of

12.417. 712

2U.J44

12.CM.1SC

Meats-
Beet, fresh

United Kingdom

Bermuda

B.VV. Indies, other
Newfoundland . . .

Alaska

Miquelon and St.

Lb,

91,644.935

41,944

381

1,003,883

1.520

22.026

122,400

32,965,644

19.991.934
8.675

no

171,348
357

4,468

20,196

6,026.867

Lb,
921.963

133,^07

Lb,

92,566.898

41,944

381

1,003,883

1,520

24,478

122,400

32,965,644

8.675

110

171,348

357

'

2,452

351

4.819

Norwav

United States

Total

United Kingdom

Bermuda

B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland... .

20.196

6.026,867

125.802.733

26,223,955

924,415

133.653

126,727,148

26,357,613

843,942

900

100

85.406

25,000

400
185,000

155.685

178

23

13.134

9.000

76
34.500

5,200
1,000
36, 100

843,942
6.100

i.too

121.506
25.000

400
185.000

800
62.200
804.613

155,683

cured.

719

130

4,964

897

153

18,098

" 9,000

Greenland, lee-
land, etc

Holland

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

76

34,500

800

108

108

62,200
804.613

11,818
146,443

11.818

United States

Total

United Kingdom.

Barbados

Bermuda

Newfoundland ...
Trinidad and To-

146.445

2.007,561

370,859

43. 100

5,921

2.050.661

376,780

-M-tton

10.645

515

6,802

50.532

501

5,919
1,858,394

2,059

127

1.702

9.839

135

1.532
425.827

402.200

64,552

412.845

515

6.802

50,532

501

5,919
2,259,223

127

1.702

9.839

135

Miquelon and St.

1,532

United States

Total

400.829

47,821

473.648

1,933,308

441.221

803.029

112,373

2,736.337

553. 594

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP III— Continued.
Meats— Con.

L'nited Kingdom -

Lb.

119,319.792
3,120
37,940
5,959
100
273
16,763

6.373

285

100

502,734

304

5,371

42,508

■680,470

$

38.638,614
1,155
15.026
2,500
46
127
6,59S.

2,63.-
lOS

to

151.707

133

1.811
15.275
210.280

Lb.

S

Lb.

119,319,792
3,120
37,940
5,959
100
273
16,763

6,373

285

100

502,734

304

5,371
42.508
680,470

S
38,638,611

1.155

15.026

B.W. Indies, other
Hong Kong

Newfoundland-. . .
Trinidad and To-

2.500

46

127

.

6.598
2.638

.\laska

108
40

151,707

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

Miquelon and St.

133

1,811

Ru.=isia

United States

Total

210,280

120.622.032

39,046.058

120,622,0.12

39.046.058

United Kingdom

Barbados

Bermuda

B.W. Indies, other

Jamaica

Newfoundland. . . -
Trinidad and To-

1.716,388
2.028

37.822
6.661
1,300

37,067

1,673
532

600

5,002
2,257.576

511,231

737

13,566

2,448

541

12,091

616
160

210

1,844
652,673

550,900

184,712

2,267,2SS
2,028

37,822
6,661
1,300

37,067

1,673
532

600

5.002
2,257.576

695.943

737

13,566

2,448

541

12,091

616

Alaska

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

United States

Total

Bermuda

B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland... .
Trinidad and To-

160

210
1,844

652,673

4.066,649

1,196,117

350,900

184,712

4.617.549

1,380.829

100
19.400
64,333

318

21,468
2,304.763

14
2,425
12,572

108

5,215
572,621

100
19,400
64,333

318

21.468
2,304,763

14

2.425

12,572

108

Miquelon and St.

Pierre

United States

Total

United Kingdom

.

5,215

572.621

2,410.382

592.955

2,410,382

592.955

Pork, pickled . .

33.105,632
108.600
5.500
35,000
11.300
200
91.345

17,800
50

1,000

200
.1.531,097

10,660, I2.i
12. 76';'
934
4,6513
2,0:7
40
17.338

3,422
19

.•!3 103 63'

10,660,125

108. 600
S.iOO

12,769

934

B. Honduras

B.W. Indies, other

Jamaica

Newfoundland ...

Trinidad and To^

„b3go

Chma

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

United States

Total

2,4U0

479

35.000

13.700

200

106,545

17,800
50

1,000

. 1.200
1,531.097

4.650

2.496

40

15,200

3.413

20,751
3,422

19

285

55
. 416,415

285

1,000

234

289
416,415

34,907,724

11,118,069

18,600

4.126

34.926,324

11.122.195

168.515

24

25.717

471
57.974

24

25,717

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

57,974

Total

252.701

1

252,701

1

394

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiporte.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Hl-Continued.
Meats-Con.
Game, dressed or un-

Miquelon and St.

100
4,948

{

t

133

Total

5,048

133

United Kingdom.

Lb.

7,546,825

16,352

7,487

15,199

1,859

6,649

433,800

108,300

879

10,967

972

3,196

308

3,535,127

60

1.673,005

700

1,837
113,345
663,850

3,087,592
34,358
2,810
3,580
3,021
1,977
109,800
34,640
1,309
4.551
1,942

3,084

70

1,417.466

46

757,690

140

426
60,752
176,256

Lb.
104,540

23,871

Lb.

7.651,365

16.352

7.533

15,454

1.859

6,674

433.800

108,300

1,019

10,967

972

3,196

308

3,535,127

60

1,673.005

700

3.372
261,275
663.950

3,111,463

96
255

20
165

3.745

B.Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

25

12

1.989
109,800

Hong Kong

140

34

Newfoundland —

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

4.551

70

1,417.466

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

757,690

Miquelon and St.

1.5,35

147,930

100

297

35,480

34

723

Russia

United States

Total

96,232
176,290

14,140,717

5,701,510

254,621

59.913

14.395.338

5,761,423

United Kingdom.

Newfoundland

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

United States

Ton ues

162,529

2,128

200
123,546

28,902
314

52
24,095

1

162,529
2,128

200
123,546

28, 902

52

288,403

53,363

288,403

United Kingdom

Bermuda

B.W. Indies, other

Hong Kong

Newfoundland.. . .
Trinidad and To-

All other meats, n.o.p

3,281,498

13.514

765

13,790

65,884

630

3,081

6,000

2,510,019

368,814

2,440

221

3,801

8,034

.195

394

2,070

202,330

3,281,498

13,514

765

13,790

65,884

630

3,081

6,000

2.510,297

368,814

'2,440

221

3,801

8,034

195

Miquelon and St.

394

Russia

2.070

United States

Total. .

278

50

202,406

5,895.181

588,305

■ 278

70

5,895,459

588,375

85,5M,ltl

5M,90«

8C,W1,N7

Milk and milk products

United Kingdom.

9,915,131
27,214

124,368
41,658
74,641
43,081

305,090

75,242

1,205

336

1,102

4,530.177
15,763
58,776
20,068
42,786
24,661
148,416

41,960
582
195

572

9.915.131
27,214

124,368
41,658
74.641
43,081

305,090

75,242

18,005

336

1,102

4,530,177

15,763

Bermuda

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

58,776

20,068

42,786

24,661

Newfoundland

Trinidad and To-

148,416

41,960

China

16,800

6,172

6,754

195

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

572

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continue.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP III— Continued.

MOk and milk products

—Con.

Butter— Con,

Miquelon and St.

Lb.

80.703

200

50,535

2,918,651

t

35.491

116

22.075

1,199.226

Lb.
3.500

S

1,295

Lb.

84.203

2O0

50.53S

2,953,371

S

116

Russia

United States

Total

United States. . . .

United Kingdom

34,720

13,871

1,213.097

13,659.137

6.140.864

55.020

21.338

13,714.177

6.162,202

Casein

9,110

1.936

32.643

6.936

41.753

8,872

Cheese

120,056.420
26.946
162,124
91,038
47,831

6,010
13,909
382,237

14,915

230

313

31,212,070

227

12,621

50

8.185
21,646
150,065

27,525,634

7,997
46,683
24,572
14,101

1,475

4,131

103, 118

■ 4,426

108

154

7,432,806

58

3,231

15

2,283
4,926
48,265

120.056,420

27,523.634

162.124

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

91,038
. 47,831

6,010
13,909
382.237

14,915

230

513

31,212,070

227
12-B2I

24.572
14,101

1 475

Newfoundland . . .
Trinidad and To-

103,1^18
4,426

108

Cuba

154

France

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

58

3,231

50
1 8.185

15

Miquelon and St.

2,283

21,646

4,928

United States . .
Total

United States ....
United States. . . .

United Kingdom .

110

82

150,173

48,347

152.207,037

35.223.983

110

82

152,207,147

35.224.065

Gal.
485.013

620.725

Gal.

Gal.
485,013

Milk, fresh

827,973

226.777

827,973

226,777

Lb.
30,525.473
3.788
168.642
96.000
129,775
26,895

9.600
26,400
11,230
514.336

70.368

2.390

309.460

10.760

1.043.290

1.920
33.812

11.984

28.600

7.200

17.534.913

4.530.933
682
27.483
13.000
24.333
3.188

800
2.944
2.112
68.014

13.755

249

87,938

1.017

186.626

304
3.696

1.672

4.650

850

2.058.831

Lb.

Lb.
30,523,473
3,788
168,642
96,000
129,775
26,895

9,600
26,400
11.250
515,283

70,368

2,390

509.460

10.760

1.043,290

1.920
33,812

12,212

28,600

7,200

17,554,913

4.530,933

682

Bermuda

B.S.Africa

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits, Settle-

27,483

13.000

5,188

Hong Kong

Jamaica

Newfoundland —
Trinidad and To-

2 944

*

2.112

»47

71

68.085
13.753

249

87. 958

1 017

France

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

186.626

301

3.696

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

228

14

Russia

Siam

United States ....

Total

4 630

2,058 831

Total, milk and milk

30.786,856

7,035,297

1,175

83

30.788,031

7,035.382

4»,«4».382

28.111

i».»8.ns

-

CVSTOiJS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP III— Continued.

Oils, fats, greases and
wai—

Grease and grease scraps

I'nited Kingdom

Miquolon and St.

Pierre. .. .

Cwt.

3.685

6
34,192

S

45,977

20
148,698

Cwt.
17,090

t

153,738

Cwt.

20.775

6
34,192

i

199.715
20

United States. . . .

37,883

194,695

17,090

153,738

54,973

348.433

United Kingdom.

I in!

Lb.

267.745

1.3S0

9.320

940

42.520

315

21.834

96.826
2.199,778

81,168

425

2,619

299

Lb.

-

Lb.

267.745

1.380

9,320

940

42,520

315

21,834
96,826

2,199.778

81 168

425

Bermuda

B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland... .
M.Tska

299

10,997
88

6,777
24,387
600,821

88

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

6.777

Russia

United States . .

Total . .

24.387

600. 821

2.640,658

?27,581

2,510,658

727.581

United Kingdom.
United States

Total

Oil, Neat's foot and

Gal.
10.702
72.764

26,412
121,337

Gal.

Gal.
10,702
72,764

26,412

121,337

83.466

147,749

83,466

147,749

United Kingdom.
B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland.. . .
Trinidad and To-

Tallow-

Lb.

108,672

353

13,005

3,474

605

1.253.044

16,157

65

2,103

663

111

154.387

Lb.

Lb.

108,672

353

13,005

3,474

60S

1,422,874

16,157

65

2,108

663

\la^-a

111

United States. . . .
Total

169,830

21,015

175.402

1.379.153

173,491

169,830

21,015

1,548,983

194,506

Total, oils, fats, greases

1,«43,S16

174.753

i.4i8.?n

MisrellaneoDS—

Japan

United States. . . .

Total

Cvi-t.,

i.on

114,849

4.125
206.476

Cwt.

Cwt.

1.011
114.849

4.125

206.476

115.860

210.601

115.860

210,601

United Kingdom

Eggs

Doz.

682.921

9.510

59.232

300

4,575
26.907

329.253

5.394

31,318

191

2.326
13.076

Doz.
53,880

26.400

Doz.

686,801

9.510

60,732

300

4,575
233,797

355.653

Newfoundland —

1,500

622

31.940

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

2.326

United States...
Total

211,890

46.332

59.408

733,445

381.558

267,270

73.354

1.000,715

454.912

93.147

93. 147

Hair

259,622

29.937

289 559

Japan

1,434
33,515

1.434

33,515

Total

34.949

34,949

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No. 17.- — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Coimtrioa.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Ill-Concluded
MlsceOaneous— Con.

Honey

United Kingdom

Lb.

340,197
25,020
3,310
12,038

i

81,608

7,349

690

2,540

Lb.
7.187

%

1,950

Lb.

347,384
25,020
3,310
12,778

83,558

United States

740

155

2,695

380.565

92,187

7.927

2.105

388,492

United Kingdom

331,540
7,655
20,206
1,242
41,275
362,099

33.110

5.027
206

Newfoundland ...

1 448

41,27f
579,694

United States.

217.595

814,017

255.938

1,069,955

Tails ..

14,028

Alaska

Fertilizers, unmanufac-

60
669,652

669,652

669.712

United Kingdom.

8,268

66

100

1,187

1,389

180

1,871

115,298

199.831

208,099

100

79

Trinidad and To-

China

507.362

128,359

707,272

2,698,18»

1,068,««6

3.766.786

Total, animals and anl-

M1.990,82S

9,3li4,0;9

254 3S4 905

GROUP IV.

Fibres, textiles and
textile products.

Fibres and raanurac-
tures of—

Cotton fabrics —

United Kingdom

Australia

Barbados

Bermuda

B. E. Africa

B. S. Africa

B.W.Africa

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

Hong Kong

Jamaica

Newfoundland

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

Yd.

221

85, 3U

5,869

57

2,204

28,565

1,571

11,246

12,702

8,295

21,559

189,945

188,633

6,995
20,263
3?,8U

9,505
272

1,135

65
48,893

4,687
11

1,795
23,894

1,089
10,078

8,624

7,335
16,045
97,772
36,038

4,809
3,641
43,347
10,349
08
1,472

Yd.

195

SO

Yd.

416

85,311

5,869

57

2,204

28,565

1,571

11,246

12,702

8,295

21,559

190,466

278,776

12,297
20.263
37,811

9.505
272

1.135

115

4.687

,

•

521
90. 143

5,302

313
21,131

2,461

98,085
57.169

Brazil

Chili

China

Costa Rica

1,472

398

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No. 17. — General Statemen^t of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP IV— Continued.

Fibres and manufac-
tures of— Con.

Yd.

1,635
38,468
8,618
10,956
82,053
1,944
6,184
6,314
68.378
1,245
16,521

15,169

1.415

7,287

1,654

2,108

300

103

2.886

2.408

*,383,084

21,738

1,576
33,292

6,617

10,598

40.629

972

4,557

5.285
72,594

1.690
16,056

7,366

1,417

4,838

1,489

1,261

36

116

1,972

1,786

2,310.722

14,330

Yd.

i

Yd.

1,635
38,468
8,618
10,956
82,053
1,944
6.184
6,314
68,378
1,245
16,521

15.169
1.415

7,287

1,654

2,108

300

103

2,886

2,408

9,733,023

21,738

t

Dutch E. Indies..
Dutch \V. Indies. .

33 292

10 598

French Guiana

French W. Indies.

972

5 285

1 690

Miquclon and St.

Nicaragua

1 417

1.489

36

San Domingo

U. S. of Colombia
United .States

1,972

1,786

349,939

138,037

2,448,759

Total

10,312,627

2.859.241

446,100

161,992

10.758,727

Lb.

232
3,900
97,983

498

106
369,835

46

434

17,186

114

20
51,412

Lb.

Lb.

232
3,900
97,983

498

106
397,967

46

Xew-foundland... .

New Zealand

Greenland. Ice-
land, etc

Miquelon and St.

434

17.186

114

20

United States

28.132

4,749

56,161

472,554

69.212

28,132

4,749

500.686

73,961

United Kingdom.

22.S3S
9,126
24
862
690
94

4,138

143,448

9,126

24

B S Africa

862

690

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

94

4.138

1.900
1,729

41,651
2,348

76

204,300

156

3,298

1,375

9
262

811

43,380

2,343

Trinidad and To-

76

Artrpntinn

294,176

498,476

CUna

156

3,298

1,375

Greenland, Ice-

»

262

Miquelon and St.

811

809

809

1,708
269,986

1,708

442,640

712,626

Total

S6S,752

884,702

1,448,454

United States

United States

Cwt.
50,010

827,327

Cwt.

Cwt.
50,010

827,327

61

■ 1,016

87

3,488

148

4,5<M

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Xo. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continited.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity, i Value.

GROUP IV~CoDtinued.

Fibres and manufac-
tures of— Con.

United Kingdom

%

2,071

5,076

24

84

13,777

4,696

164

399

930

9,049

t

2.436

S

4.507

of

5,076

B.W. Indies, other

24

84

2,649

16,426

164

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

9

40S

930

126,436

36,270

131,530

167,800

United Kingdom.
Newfoundland ....
United States

Total

Woo!

Lb.

277. 100

29.375

4,575,364

199,750

23,200

3,079,896

Lb.

Lb.

277,100

29,375

4,963,024

199,750

23,200

387,660

293,658

3,373,554

4.881,839

3,303,846

337,660

293,658

5,269,499

3,596,504

United. Kingdom

510.785
255

3.470

16,106
290

545

B. Straits fettle-

3,470

1,850
4,885

1 850

74,207
16,295

170
12

48
65,952
1,076

2,614

36,907

50

2,807,009

79.093

16 295

Trinidad and To-

170

China

48

Italy

65,952

1,076

Miquelon and St.

2,614

Russia

36 907

Soain

50

104,306

2 911,315

3,518,850

127,437

3,646.287

United Kingdom,
B. India

5,306

3

25

33,176

246

2,450
3,504

916

6,222

3

25

2.389
1,204

New Zealand

Miquelon and St.

1,450

2,450

15,590

Total

44,710

20,099

64 809

United Kingdom.

ClothingXand wearing

615,958

495,864

2,946

693

6,750

767

477

34,220

1,857

203,833

292,570

3,411

218

11,312

43,559

24

186

5,762

13.890

2,946

692

6,750

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

1 857

428
700

293 270

Trinidad and To-

3,411

Alaska

Belgium

Brazil

Chili

5.762

400

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

^■aluc.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP IV— Continued

Fibres and manufac-
tures of— Con.

China

$

2.0S(j
538,303

564
60
718

174
277

15,040

713,997

900

16

10,432,554

1,140

t

t

2,036
538,303

Greenland, Ice-

Italy

4,875

5,593

Miquelon and St

3,238
400

18,278
714,397

United States

125,128

Total

13,426,235

148.659

13,574,894

Total, fibres and manu-
factures of—

24,649,459

i,;;s,3i4

2(,42$,;;i

Miscellaneous—

United Kingdom
B.S.Africa

Cwt.

3,360
132
25,470
336
'560
82,997
250

65,520
3,076
552,681
7,308
11.928
1,928,533
5,688

Cwt.

Cwt.

3,360
132

25.470
336
560

82,997
250

65,520

552,681
7,308

Chili

United States....

1,928,533
5,688

Total

113,105

2,574,734

113,105

2,574,734

United Kingdom

38,374
15,822
1,950
21,516
37,143

3,760
19,293
34,495

1,521

28,374

3,600

85

2,716

136
290

38,374

99
503
20

2,049
22,019

B.Guiana

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

3,760

867

35.362

Trinidad and To-

28,374
3,600

Alaska

Cuba

Greenland, Ice-

2.700

2,700
30

30

256
315
600

247,683

Miquelon and St.

United States

22,052

269,735

Total

457,959

26,241

484,200

Folt, manufactures of . . .

23,247
58

230
7,024

23,247

B. Guiana. .......

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

58
4,235

United States. . . .

Total

30,559

34,852

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No. 17. — General Statement or 'Exports— Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce oi Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP W—Concluded.
Mlscella neous— Con .

B. Straits Settle-
ments.
Newfoundland —

Sq. yd.

202
114,434

S

808
40,398

Sq. yd.

$

Sq. yd.

202

114,434
3,000

1,371
130

i

808

40 39S

3,000

i,577

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

1,371

1,404

130

130

130

Total

Newfoundland , . .
Miquelon and St.

ue.oor

42,610

3.130

1,707

119, 137

44,317

Rags and waste

Cm.

5

4

356,519

45

36
611,204

C»-t.

Cwt.

5

4
336,519

45

36

United States

Total

356,528

611,285

336,528

Sails, awnings, tents and
tarpaulins.

110
28,858

1.091
28,252
216.749

500

Miquelon and St.

25.539

275,060

26.039

s.m.in

58.280

K.tii.tU

1.834.5»4

teitUe products.

GROUP V.

Chemicals and
chemical pro-
ducts.

United Kingdom

Barbados.--

B. Guiana

Italy

United States... -

Total

Newfoundland.. . .

United States.-.

Total

Barbadoe.

B. Guiana

Newfoundland - - . .
Trinidad and To-

28.413
5.143
2.242
3.0S1
4.405

145,340
27,330
13,680
6.163
8.531

28,415
5,143
2,242
3.081
4.405

27,350

8,551

43.286

203,084

43,286

203.084

14

54.616

64
73,793

14
54,616

75,793

54.630

75,857

-

54,630

75,837

Ammonium sulphate

96.978

39.460

7

806
9.3S4
2.000
7.961
39.363
1,600
8,760

541,795

248,106

21

3.600
46,622
10,000
38,532
273.527
11,200
58,101

96,978

39,460

7

806
9,384
2,000
7,961
39,363
1.600
8.760

Dutch E. Indies .
French W. Indies.

Porto Rico

United States

Total

11 200

206,319

1,231,524

206.319

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-General Statement of Exports — C6ntinued.

.•Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

ToUl Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity

Value.

GROIT V— Continued.

Chsmlcals and Chemi-
cal products— Con.

I.b.

108

9,241

128

260

80
252,364

4,544
165

762
30

S

39

1,480

27

68

70
41,191

931
63

171

8

Lb.

$

Lb.

108

9,241

128

260

80
252,364

4,544
165

762
1,030

t

Bermuda

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straita .Settle-

1,480

70

Newfoundland —
Trinidad and To-
bago

931

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

171

■ 1,000

95

103

267,682

44,048

1,000

95

268,682

United Kingdom.

Cwt.

153,979

9,310

31

28,410

300

210

154
9

17"

987

8,861

660

50

8,124

654
9,526
9,361
2,200

15

44

2,970

20

947,710

578, 126

38,055

140

124,915

1,350

1,005

462

63

889

4,170

36,470

3,890

363

53,082

2,616
70,901
92, 166

9,000

117

440

17,017

110

3,685,436

Cwt.

Cwt.

153,979

9,310

31

28,410

300

210

154

9

177

987

8,861

660

50

8,124

654
9,526
9,361
2,200

15

44

2,970

20

947,710

38,055

140

B. S. Africa

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-
ments

Hong Kong

1,350

1,005

462

63

889

Newfoundland —

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

4il70

36,470

3,890

Alaska

363

53,082

2,616

Chili

70,901

Dutch E. Indies.

92, 166

9,000

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

117

440

San Domingo

U.S. of Colombia
United States...

17,017

no

3,685,436

1,183,762

4,720.783

1,183,762

' 4,720,783

United States

United States...,

Gal. ..
1,744,858

203,780

Gal.

Gal.
1,744,858

203,780

Cyanamid

Cwt.
1,037,569

2,857,440

Cwt.

Cwt.
1,037,569

\

2,857,446

24

6

5,761

36

38

24

6

5,761

Trinidad and To-

36

Miquelon and St.

38

Total

5,865

S,8i>S

United Kingdom.

Brl.

135

25.485

Brl.

Brl.

135

25,485

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Xo. 17.^ — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP V— Continued.

Cbemlcals and chemi-
cal prodacte— Con.

t

1,832.457
69,745
4,253
8.569
3,507
i7,646
21
55,942
13.823

704

1.350

354

27.034

157,568

8,978

23,547

27

250

67

. 375

53

2.911

1,325

5,160

1,363

408

31,868

395

130

25,331

12

65

%

53.605
91,741

*

1,886,062

161,486

4,253

321

3,507
17,64ft

3,0«6

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-
ments

13,823

72
5,709
1,969

117

10,947

23,664
27

Trinidad and To-

.\!aska

_

Bolivia

67

Chili

53

22

2,933

^

25 331

^ 11,544
8,362

468

58,078

294

323,586

1,600

4,468

44

25,426

342

60

56

851

3,325,987

230

239

66,440
294

323 588

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

25,426

San Domingo

342

60

U.S. of Colombia

854

538,661

3,864,648

250'

239i

Total .

6,036,522

715,657

6,752 179

Newfoundland.
Miquelon and St.

Dye stuffs.

7,109

10
10,106

7 109'

20,995

Total

17,225

20,995

38 220'

United Kingdom.

16.675,173

4S0

100,055

33

142,769

496,514

290
55,000
485.295
226,227
34,995
19,289,483

16,675,173

100,055

146

Chili

Greenland. Ice-

290

Italy

86,360
11,685

237,912

34,995

19,693,511

United States

404.028

Total

37,506,294

502,219

38,008,613

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countrioe.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

■ Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP V-Concludcd.

Chemicals and chemi-
cal products— Con.

United Stales ...

Cwt
18,617

t

23.666

Cwt

t

Cwt.
18,617

S

23.666

idea, ochros, etc.

Paints and varnishes of all
kinds. *

205.869
184.298

205,869

.\u.stralia , , , .
Barbados

1S4,29S

12,454
4,543
7CS,243
71,974
22.239
23,302

31.144
1,455

16,918
129.285
84,071

40.151

8,294

7,697

12,. 595

293

1,089

1,354

800

335

132

2,429

238

7,115

3.070

293

194.360

319

116

184

12,570

4,?>7

B.S. Africa

70S. 243

B.Guiana

26

72.000

B. India

22.239

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-
ments

3

23.303

31.144

1.455

;;;;;;;;;;

323

129,608

84,071

Trinidad and To-

9

40,160

8.294

China .

2.691

10.388

Cuba

12,595

Dutch E. Indies

293

40

1.129

French W. Indies.

1.354

800

Italy

335

132

Miquelon and St.

2.429

238

7.115

3.070

293

86,484

280.844

319

Total

1,776.359

89,S76

1.866.235

United Kingdom
.\ustrHtia

Lb.

3,021,656

298,740

44,425

4,164

201,077

2,250

375

9,400

273,729

21.186

118,206
330
712
35

50
495
295

3.045
12,780
5,035

455.877

21.871

3.748

581

23.623

150

20

745

31.681

4.144

14.040

31

178

7

14
75
63

281

2.367

529

Lb.

Lb.

3.021.656

298.740

44,545

4.164

201.077

2.250

375

9.400

273.995

21.186

118.306
330
712
35

50
495
295

3.145
12.780
5.190

455.877

21.871

120

21

3.769

B. South .Africa . .
B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

581

23.623

150

Hong Kong

20

745

Newfoundland ....

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

266

49

31.730
. 4,144

14,040

31

Cuba

178

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

14

Mexico

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

63

100

10

291

2,367

United States. . . .
Total

155

60

589

Total, chemlraU and

4,017,985

560,035

641

140

4.018.626

560.165

55. 287, 9(3

1,S28.»8!

5(,tU.»45

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No. 17. — General Statement op Exports — Continued.

,\rticles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP VI.

Iron and Steel,
manufactures
thereof.

Iron ore and iron par-
tially manufactured

United States

United States... .

United States

Newfoundland ...

Tori.
131,691

$

671,195

Ton

;

Ton,
131,691

$

671,195

Chromite (chromite

15,639

372,767

15,639

PjTites

237,582

944,267

237,582

944,267

207

311

2,687

1,677

8,855

13,946

- 245,095

45,604

207
311

2,687
1,677

8,855

Japan

United States. . . ,

Total.

United Kingdom.

245 095

4.882

313,500

4,882

12,540
515
12
28
15
1,010
Jl
7,493

1,898,030
75,401
1,414

2.468
1,207
54,383
2,014
586,006

12,540
515
12
2S
15
1,010
11
7,527

1 898 030

compounds.

New Zealand

.Argentina

1 207

Chili

United States

34

1,139

587,145

21,624

2,620,923

34

1,^39

21,658

2 622 062

United Kingdom .
B. Straits Settle-

Billets, ingots and
blooms.

13

7

105

287

21,629

29,123

638

1.641

11,693

19,220

1,034,484

1,203,045

13

105

287

21,629

31,215

11 693

France

Japan

1,034 484

United States

Total

2,092

135,392

1,338,437

.. 51,164

2,270,721

2,092

135,392

53,256

2,406,113

Castings, n.o.p

4,678

398

8.473

343
434,195

15

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

21,981

448,087

21,996

United Kingdom

2,878

3,361

167

2

3,341

28

368

758

79

1,298
1

1,106
126
607
200

35
1,316

n

2,528

172,398

232,613

15,057

175

374,017

2,243

23,151

69,488

6,761

110,065
59
93.078
11,251
56,293
21,921

3,061

114,609

677

215,647

2,878

3,361

167

2

3,341

28

36S

758

79

1,298
1

1,106
126
610
200

35

1,316

11

2,528

B. S. Africa

B. W. Africa

B. India

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-
ments

Fiji Islands

Hong Kong

Jamaica

Newfoundland... .

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

59

93 078

11,251

3

533

56,826

Brazil

China

677

215,647

406

CVSTOMH REPORT

No. 17.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
liENKRAL STATEMENT OF ExpoBTs — Continued.

Articles.

Countriea.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exporta.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP VI— Continued

Iron and Steel, msnu-
factures thereof— Con.

Dutch !•:. Indies

France

Japun

Miquelon and St.

Pierre

Philippines

Portugal

Portuguese Africa.

Siam

U.S. of Colombia
United States

Total

Australia

B.S. Africa

Nen-foundland ....
New Zealand ...

Ton.

2.855
16,746
42,997

43

24
177
1
23
81
11,838

92,995

t

160,651
1,989,762
3,382,179

3,784
1,501
14,000
47
3,294
6,772
759,450

Ton.

i

Ton

2,855
16,746
42,997

43
24
177
1
23
81
14,320

$

1,989 762

6,772

2,482

202,212

961,662

7,844,004

2,485

202,745

95.480

8,046,749

Rails

25

314

347

1

53

3,726

9

8,503

1,885

33,987

17,539

115

4,202

282,921

856

282,752

25

314

347

I

53

3,726

9

8,765

1,88S

33,887

17,539

lis

4,202

282,921

Philippines

United States

Tot:d

856

262

10,831

293,583

12,978

624,257

262

10,831

13,240

635,088

Japan

United States

Total

Scrap iron or steel

Cwt.

2,930
1,582,120

5,694
1,277,131

Cwt.

Cwt.

2,930
1.582,120

5,694

1,277,131

1,585,050

1,282,825

1,585,050

1,282,825

partially g,; manufac-

17,392,546

372,103

17,764,649

Farm equipment, prin-
cipally Iron-
Cream separators

B S \frica

225
133
445

81,771
62,4.50
40,886

225

133

445

81,771

62,450

3,802

44,688

Total

United Kingdom

.Vustralia

B. S. Africa

New Zealand , .

France

French Africa. .
Italy

185,910

3,802

189,712

Cultivator.^.. ... .

No.

602

746
626
377
5,696
82
2
123
188
140

32,462

56,779
8. 149

No.

No.
602
746
626
377
5,696
82
2
123
188
141

32,462

56,779

8,149

20,876
295.964
3,813
140
5,613
14,314
12,257

20,876

295,964

3.813

140

5,613

o__:_

14,314

United States

1

96

12,353

8,582

450,367

I

96

8,583

450,463

United Kingdom,

Australia

B. E. Africa

B. S. Africa

New Zealand

Drills

8,379
1,165
24
6
300
925
20
98
144
HI

763,854

124,153

2,588

133

46,376

119,437

2,000

11,118

15,647

6,686

8,379
1,165
24
6
300
925
30
98
144
111

763,854

124, 153

2,588

133

46,376

119,437

Denmark

2,000

11,118

Norway

United States

Total

15,647

6,686

11,172

1,091,992

11,172

1,091,992

CUSTOMS REPORT

407

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantitj'.

Value.

GROUP Vl-Continued.

Farm quipment, prin-
cipally iron— Con.

United Kingdom.

No.

3,053

1,792
13
726

10

24

5

2

251

391

3,283

55

2

739

48

$

89.227

17,511

455

28,585

295

790

95

13

8,405

20,479

31,442

974

41

28,965

492

No.

t

No.

3,053

1,792
15
726

10

24

5

2

251

391

3,283

55

741
48

%
89,227

B. E. Africa

B.S. Africa

B. Straits Settle-

28,583

*

Ceylon.

Hong Kong

Newfoundland

New Zealand

8.405
20,479

French Africa

United States

2

280

29,245

Total

United Kingdom .

10.396

227,769

2

280

10,398

228.049

5,436
551
6
126
208
40
1,314
124
10
20
28
421
29
50

986,454
85,459
1,131
22.952
39,892
8,297
246,752
27,037
2.000
3,675
5,278
81.276
3.085
9,154

5,436
551
6
126
208
40
1,314
124
10
20
28
421
29
50

986,454
85,439

B.E.Africa

B.S.Africa

New Zealand

39,892
8,297

French Africa

Italy

MorW. .:::.:::

5,278

Inited States

5,085

9,154

Total

8,363

1,524,442

8,363

1,524,442

United Kingdom.

Australia

B. E. Africa

B.S. Africa

Newfoundland

New Zealand

81

555

6

122

4

12

275

440

12

6

50

1
56
134
24
68
13

2,807

21,054

194

3,512

204

2.230

11,092

25,205

411

219

1,630

42
2,076
4,878

775
1,468

465

81

355

6

122

4

12

295

440

12

6

50

1
56
134
24
68
13

21,054

3 512

25 205

French Africa

Italy

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

42

4 878

1,468

United States

Total

1,859

78,262

1,859

United Kingdom.

.Australia

B.E.Africa

B. S.Africa

Newfoundland

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

1,218

1,658

6

148

8

340

1
702
20
12
6,120
38
10
171

78,118

105.072

379

8,999

524

34,011

60

48,060

716

610

404,522

2,432

665

10,334

1.218

1,658

6

148

8

540

1
702
20
12
6,120
38
10
171

78 118

379

34 Oil

Argentina

Chili

Costa Rica

404,522
2,432

French Africa

Greece

Italy

10,334

ct'.stroj/.s' HKPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

.\rticleB.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiporta.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GUOrP VI— Continued

Farm equipment, prin-
cipally Iron— Con.

Mowing maohines-Con.

Miquelon and St.

No

1
50
851
2
15

S

70

3.090

61,966

114

946

No

{

No.

1
50
851
2
15

S

70

United .States

11,571

760,688

11,571

United Kingdom.

Ploughs and parts ol. . .

786.944

492,721

7,807

543,801

384

27,869

340,503

836

2,428

82

167

75,150

19,742

10.661

9,543

34,806

77.574

5,329

78«,»44

B E Africa

7,807

32

416

340,503

Chili

2 428

167

France

19,742

'

9.543

34,806

16,500

94.074

5.329

2,436,347

16.532

2,452,879

B S. Africa

_

22
90
175
170

1,754
8,577
11,646
17,596

22
90
175
170

1,754

pc

11,646

o ■

17,596

457

39.573

457

39,573

o ,

' 1

37

59
3.432

1
37

59

France

3,432

38

3,491

38

3,491

.\ustralia

Threshing machines

1.08S
120
25

485,228
99,340
17,529

i

1,088
120
67

485,228

99,840

United States

42

35,599

53,128

1,233

602,597

42

35,599

1,275

638.196

United Kingdom .

AH other agricultural
implements and ma-

289,046

13,551

194

889

23,536

16

22

1,181

7,518

19,868

4
34,334

2,442
63,367

289,046

13,551

194

B. E. Africa

889

23,536

B W Africa

16

B.W.Indies, other

22

1,181

7,518

19,86<$

Trinidad and To-

4

4rpentina

34,334

2,442

63,367

30
50

30

Miquelon and St.

159

24,45!

1,39J

33,989

198

209

Norwav

24.453

Sweden

1.384

12,3i6

46.305

198

12,396

528.547

CVSTOilS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Xo. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

■
Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GORl'P VI— Continued

Farm equipment, prin-
cipaUy Iron— Con.

Parts of agricultural im-
plements and machines

United Kingdom

i

277, 6W

196.262

2S0

18.005

130

400

380

24,928

66,966

11,986

9

246,889

7,729

125

4,772

322

2,087

10

i

S

277.604
196,262

B.E. -Mrica . .

18,005

B. Straits Settle-

Xewfoundland . .

24.928
66.966
11.985

ChiU

246,889
7,729

Italy

4.772

5.875

156

48.545

754

19,384

Total ....

914,214

19,384

Total, farm equipment,
principally iron.

8.831.89J

88.08*

8.9U.892

Machinery-
Gasoline engines and
parts.

United Kingdom.

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other
Newfoundland —

New Zealand

.\laska .-,

Miquelon and St.

No

2
1
1.360
3
4

18
90

627
710
278
256,983
469
400

2,826
28,504

No.

40
30

No.

1
2
1
1,375
6
6

18
356

15
3

2

1.871
973
145

258.854

1.442

545

United States

266

94,535

123,039

1,479

290,797

286

97,594

1,765

S06

28

3,244

14

6,995

parts of.

. 48

34,350

Total

11.0S7

34,398

United Kingdom.

31,572
1,211

41
9,210

75
2,000

59
138,346

parts of.

180

9.390

2 000

Greenland, Ice-

6,431

144.777

182,514

6,6.1

United Kingdom .

3,413
30
1
18
13
19
136
1

208,229

2,160

95

1,180

819

1,446

8,841

65

2

130

3,415
30
2
1^
13
19
136
1

208 '359

1

60

B.E.Africa

B.S. Africa

B.W. Africa

$19

B.W. Indies, other

::::::::::;: ::::::::::::

65

410

CVSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 17. — Gener.\l Statement of Exports — Continued.

.Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Vl-Continuod
Mtehlnerjr— Cot.

TypoKTiters— Con .

B. Straits Settle-

No.

96
12
19
2
7
8
26
1
120
26
22
65

6,480

404

1,350

140

368

520

1.665

70

7,200

2,070

2,830

10,353

No

(

No.

9«
12
IS
2
7
S

26
I
120
26
23
290

t

6,480

Malta

Newfoundland

New Zealand

China

620

1.665

Dutch E. Indies. .

2.070
2,974
23,890

144
13.537

I'nited States

Total

United Kingdom .

225

4,035

256,285

229

13,871

4,264

270,156

15

17

10,283

2,621

62

37
137

'

B. S. .\lrica

10,283
2,621

New Zealand

Miquelon and St.

37

613

Total

13,172

613

13.785

L'nited Kingdom.

131,018

25,227

1,545

. 1,426

185

6,443

483

240

105,524

3,513

14.141
3,283

15,207
3,325

28,552
1 545

Bermuda

B.E. Africa

185

B. S. .\frica

B.W. .\frica

483

- 2,125
8,322

B. India

113,846

B.W.Indies, other.
B. Straits Settle-
ments.
Ceylon

3,513
14,141

3,283

1,650

11,385
32.136
75,438
26,114

3,772

177

4,499

6.020

10.779

18,788

200

3,187

39.053

222

36,322

52

249

1,960

656

75

67,772

70

32,000

656

620

2, 442

62.448

4,055

240

5.247,911

816

11,385

32,136

^

4,040

79,478

.Vew Zealand

26,114

Trinidad and To-

290
4,633

4,062

.•Vlaska

4 810

4,499

6,020

Brazil

10,779

ChiU

18,788

China

200

Cuba

3,187

Dutch E. Indies. .

39,053

Dutch W. Indies. .

222

6,90il

43,226

52

Greenland, Ice-

1 960

Hayti

75

6,374
40

74, 146

.Miquelon and St.

no

32,000

656

620

62,448

Spain

240

United States

2,058,176

7,306,087

816

5,983.142

2.111,086

8,094,228

Total, machinery .

t,73t.M7

t.^i.m

»,N1,17*

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the Goods, not the
Produce of Canada. Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value. Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP VI— Continued
Vehicles—

United Kingdom.

No.

1,472
4,080
53
990
98
9O0

641
13
14

49

54

1,588

268

27

236

81

88

612

1

6

4

10

1

$

713,920
1,812,690

27.723
484, 139

45,911
402,361

312,759

5,963

6,800

28.095

29.757

806.775

264,482

24.701

233,661

92,518

65,819

338,241

1.189

7,043

1,940

8,437

844

No.

S

No

1,472
4,081
53
990
98
900

641

13

14

50

.54

1,589

268

27

236

81

89

612

1

6

4

10

1

1

163

6

3

11

39

S

60

286

J

1

1,400

1,814.090
27,723

B. E. Africa

B.S.Africa

B.W.Africa

B. Straits Settle-
ments.

Fiji Islands

Hong Kong

Xewfoundland... .
New Zealand

6,800
29,305

1

1,210

1

1,400

808,175
264,482

Bolivia

Brazil

Chili

233,661

1

2.500

68,319
338,241

Dutch E. Indies. .
Dutch W. Indies..

7,043

French E. Indies,.
French \V. Indies.
Hawaii

8,437

1

1

600
1,250

162
6
3
11
25
8
60
52

140,754
3,060
1,530
14,486
35,025
8,085
31,905
39,295

Madagascar

3,060
1,530
14,486
55,025
8,085

14

20,000

San Domingo

United States. . . .

234

310,179

349,474

11,613

5,989,908

254

338,'539

11,867

6,328,447

456
10
89
17

79

42
3
6

512

33

1.306

7

240,307
5,376

49,271
9,146

37,421

27,018
1,680
3,071
4,020
289,842
18.095
621,023
7,500

456
10
89
17
79

42
3
6
7
512
33
1,306
24

240,307
5,376

B.E.Africa

B.S.Africa

B. W. .\frica

37,421

B. Straits Settle-
ments.
Ceylon

Hong Kong

Newfoundland

New Zealand

Dutch E. Indies..

3,071
4,020

18,095

United States...
Total

17

33,751

41,251

2, 567

1,313,770

17

33,751

2,584

1,347,521

8,708
11,014
386,277
10,768
95,793
29,094
150
225,647

74,388
10,136

2,488
591

4,757
89,981

287,478

5

254

23,055

2,137

8,708

386,277
10,768
95,793

B. E. .^Urica

B. VV. Africa

225,647
74,388

B. Straits Settle-
ments.
Cevlon

3

2,491

256

5,013
89,981

286

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-
bago.

287,478

Chili

Dutch E. Indies. .

■; 1

23,065

2.13;

France..

1

412

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiporta.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP VI— Continued
Vehlcles-Con.

Automobiles parts of

%

2,307

4.709

282.273

t

t

2,307

4,709

760.838

.Siam . ,

United Statee...

478.563

Total

1,552,296

478,824

2,031,120

Bicycles

No.

2
1

1
I

I
30

3
2
51

270
300
230
65

36
1,209

103

339

1,832

No.

No.

2
1
1
1

1
30

3

2

106

B. India

n. W. Indies.other

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-
bago.

Mi<^ue1on and St
Pierre.

,

United States. ...

55

4.828

6.710

92

4.454

55

4,828

147

9,282

59,794

350

443

295

1,209

33.480

153

276

1,575

1,344

2S.439

B. .'S Africa

443

1,965

37 445

Trinidad and To-
bago.

Janan

1 575

United I'tates

2,207

3,551

• Total

100,921

32,631

133,352

United Kingdom.

884,600

8,321

33

4,618,211

7,200

1,073,419

107

36,. 379

1,391

90

1,391

1,080,283

1,487,883

119

4,230.000

1,098

755

44

355

403

37,359

266,204

884,600

8,321

33

B. S. Africa

4,618,211

7,200

16,375

1,089.794
107

B.W. Indies, other

240

36.819

1.391

Alaska

90

1,391

Chili

183,066

1,030,283

1,670,883

119

Italy

4.230.000

Kongo Free State.

1.093

735

Miquelon and St.
Pierre.

44

355

Portuguese Africa.

403

57.559

United States

902.070

1,168,274

Total

13,776,252

1,101,685

14,877,937

Total, vehicles

22,737,601

1,S90.2S8

24, 7*7, 859

Other manufactures of
Iron and steel-
Guns, rifles and fire-

100.795

1,200

7,907

12

62

600

101,395

arms of all kijids.

7,907

Now Zealand

Trinidad and To-
bago.

12

62

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No.' 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Vl-Continued

Other manufactures of
Iron and steel— Con.

Alaska

S

S

91

40

30.000

384,690

$

91

40

Russia

United States. . .

520.650
1,229,653

1,860,279

415,421

2 275,700

United Kingdom

Hardware, n.o.p.

901,418

80

120,774

3,202

2,758

3,096

195,732

271

13,236

79

23,312

5,765

7,229

1,669

444

368

9,511

851

99,850

77,591

14,428

41

43,840

77

310

9,559

12.011

4,683

457

20,243

9, 7,50

7,764

180

1.586

554,979

50

29

96

72
292
387
131
11,435
14,035
162

4,3.49
193
159

1.315
634

1,311
572

3,140
299
284
504

2.027

439,935

570

2.718

107

636

3,838

2 758

49

195,781

B. W. Africa

B. Guiana

79

B. India

23 31'

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

1,153

Cevlon

368

Malta

1,129

100.979

77,591

Trinida ; and To-

Alaska

Azores and

Bolivia

310

Chili

12.011

China

457

20,243

9,750

7,764

180

1.586

France

991

555,970

50

29

93

Greenland, Ice-

72

292

Havti

387

131

Italy

11,435

14.035

162

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

272

193

'

1,315

1,311

Portuguese Africa.

3.140

284

504

U. S. of Colombia

2.027

46,544

486,529

570

2,718

2,631,893

■50,881

2,682,774

414

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No. 17. — General Statement of Expokts — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce ot Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity. I Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP VI— Continued

Other manufactures of
Iron and steel— Con.

United Kingdom

$

13,394

. 40

8

47,861

21

185
4.059
2,4-6
5,488

13
13
40

18
25
36

156

550

16,910

32

t
86

S

13,480
40

47,861

B. Straits Settle-

185

4,059

16

5,488
13

Trinidad and To-

Alaska

13

China

40

25

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

550

5,779

22.689

Total

91,325

5,881

97,206

United Kingdom

3.261

474

1,214

140

393

510

1,481

2,019

3,141

327

4,289

431

3,261

laths and corrugated

B. S. Africa

1,214

B. W. Africa

140

B.W. Indies, other

393

510

1,481

Cuba

3,141

Miquelon and St.

327

'-*

569

1,000

Total

17,680

569

18, 249

United Kingdom

6,027

246

836

8

147

425

31,530

1,025

10,057

50

17

3,943
1,475
7,335
24.154

6,027

246

B. S. Africa

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

8

147

425

31,530

1,025

10.057

30

17

Miquelon and St.
Pierre ..

1.475

7.333

7,422

31.576

Total

87,275

7.422

94.697

3,381
11,666
3.285
113.303
1,521
1,276

74

201

15.018

8.817

33.169

3.381

1 1 . 666

3.285

115.303

1,327

2.848

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

1.276

74

201

15.018

131

8.948

New Zealand

33.169

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Vl-Continued

Other manufactures of
Iron and steel— Con.

Tin, manufactures of —

Trinidad and To-

i

1,864

349

11,070

387

$

i

1 864

French W. Indies .

2,473
50

13

29,721

2,473

Miquelon and St.

209
2,412

222

210,002

33,715

583,600

82,110

44

913

160

311,891

8,375

203

19,336

695

289

7,396
538
560
3,119
41,769
41,126

749
49
22,041
600
8,770
4,488
13,001
6,600
1.293
4,643
64,735

17

10,157

61,118

142

247
2,278

677
1,028
7,877
3,422
815,612
1,003

643
5,326

913

B. S. Africa

311,891

B. W.Africa

B. Guiana

203

B.E. Indies, other
B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

695

317

7,713

Ceylon

560

332

»

Trinidad and To-

681

1,430

-ilaska

22,041

Belgium

Srazil

8,770

Chili

China

13,001

1,293

4,643

64, 735

«

Greenland, Ice-

;taly..

10,157

1,748

142

Vliquelon and St.

30

2,278

40

1,028

3,422

89,505

1.003

2.132,671

98,622

Jnited Kingdom.

Cwt.

268,527

16,985

2,559

580

87,340

I

5,968

35,753

3,631

1,621

5,696

350

1,679,334
100,361
17,107
3,928
514,710
10
30,922
200,869
21,798

8,058
29,123
1,200

Cwt.

Cwt.

• 268,527

16,935

2,559

580

87,340

1

5,968

35,753

3,631

1,621

5,696

350

1 679 334

100,361
17 107

B. S.Africa

B.W.Africa

B. Guiana

B. India

30,922

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-
ments

Ceylon

21,798

8,058
29,i23

5gypt

1,200

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No. 17 — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total EiporU.

Quantity.

\'alue.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Vr-Continued.

Other manufartures of
Iron and steel— f'<in.

Wire naiU Con

Hong Kong

Cwt.

21.684

572

1.004

29,549

4,901

1,667

3.11

76S

17,680

1.580

1.107

896

16S.306

583

801

42,332

433

132
604
28
90
2.774
39.189

762.898

S

107,136
2.933
4,221

207,661

23,762

11,956

2,204

3,581

100.779

8,912

3,334

4,889

1,334,923

2,869

4.335

231,736

2.654

759

4.226

186

900

14.339

213,170

Cwt.

S

Cwt.

21,684

572

1.004

29,549

4.901

1,667

331

768

17,586

1,580

1,107

866

165.306

583

801

42,332

433

132
604
28
90
2,774
39,189

S

Newfoundland —

Xew Zealand

Trinidad and To-

207,661

Chili

China

Cuba

Dutch E. Indies..
Dutch Guiana...

3,334

1,334 923

French W. Indies.
Guatemala

Mexico

Miquelon and St.

2 654

759

Portuguese Africa.
Russia

186

14 339

United States

Total

4,898,885

762,898

V, ire barbed

35

11,061

320

S

5.522

3,257

514
230
35

185
76.647
1,998
55
41,206
13,206

2,563

1,236

184

35

11,061

326

8

5.522

3,257

514
230
35
55
294

185

B. S. Africa

B.W. Indies, other

Newfoundland

New Zealand

76,647

6

37

2,035
55

41,206

13. 206

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

Peru

Porto Rico ;...

2.563

1.236

184

55

462

462

Venezuela

Total , ,

294

i,577

1.577

21,276

138,857

61

499

21,337

139.356

Wire woven fencing

16,507

475

987

S,285

325

1.841

2,497
90

5
9,394

-

475

B. Guiana

987

8.283

B.W Indies, other

i.841

Trinidad and T»-

2.497

90

Miquelon and St.

5

9.394

40,406

40.406

Wire, other, n.o.p...... .

315,497

632,157

1,901

303,847

1,338

70,214

103

1,108
1,050
49.699
644
57.891
300,349

315.497

391

632.548

303,847

B. Guiana

1,338

B. India

70,214

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

103

1,108

Ceylon

1.050

644

75

57,966

300,349

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

G ROUPi\'I— Continued.

Other manufactares of
Iron and steel— Con.

Wire other n.o.p. — Con.

Trinidad and To-

i

294
81.108
526
43,930
2.067
54,459
170,915

40
243,465

290
112,680

6,908
132,192

2,000
124,370

t

i

Bolivia

43.930

2,067

54,459

170,915

Chili

Greenland, Ice-

243,465

SAiquelon and St.
Pierre

112.680
6,908

6,282

130,652

Total

2,711.040

6,748

2,717,788

United Kingdom.

336,368

935,558

15,213

640

207

646.756

1,613

8,992

133.072

8,l82

70,721

4,326

1,493

491

29,806

21,071

318,933

605,740

9,595

422

20,694

59,585

45,526

225,558

16,514

52,072

160

351.068

3.133

1,675

73

417,946

1.569

4,817

6,701
21,272
49
1.063
1,652
3,434
1,057
7,417
2,440
3.966
32,92C
4,77t
8,3U

20.109
4,952

356.477
940,510
15,213

n.o.p.

B.E.Africa

646.756

B. W.Africa

11

B India

133,072
8,182

86.074
4,326
1,493

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

15.353

8,145

37,951
21,071
340,134
605,740

9.595

21,201

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

Alaska

170

20,694
59,585

Brazil

ChiU

45,526
244,228
16.514
52,072

China .'. .

18,670

Cuba

351,068

French W. Indies
Greece

-

1,675

Greenland, Ice-

Japan

32,300

450,246
1,569
4.817

7,073

Kongo Free State

Miquelon and St

372

1,063

Portuguese Africa

7.417
2,440
5,966

Sn-itierland

4,770
8,314

U.S. of Colombia

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP VI— Concluded.

Other manufactures of
Iron and steel— Con.

All other iron, steel and
manufacturea, of.n.o.p.

$

7,884,738

4,S2l

27

t
724,096

t

8,608,834

27

Total . .

12,335.933

845,379

13,181,312

Total, otber manufac-
tures of Iron and steel

t7,15S,Ut

1,4(5,137

28 Rl >SS

ifOtal, Iron and steel.

82,859.193

6,i;9,;sg

89.034.953

GROUP VII.

Ores, metals and
metal manufac-
tures,other than
iron and steel.

Aluminum in bars, blocks,

Aluminum, manufactures

Brass rods, sheets, tubing,

Brass, old and scrap.
Cobalt, oxide and cobalt

United Kingdom.

France

Italy

ted States —

United Kingdom

France

Peru

United States...

United States..

United Kingdom

Australia

B. S. Africa

B. W.Africa

Hong Kong

Newfoundland. . .
New Zealand...

Brazil

France

Italy

United States...
Uruguay

Total,

United States.

United Ivingdom
Argentina

China.

Japan

United States

76,612
42,374
22,412
61,441

Cwt,
54,603

6,000
154,061
307,073

2,505,444

1,386,670

741,298

2,078,641

13,365
31,936
138.413

508.860

13,858

13, 3r

361

1,835

19

1,58'

2,203

160,891

13,952

313,609

3,440

1.033.961

10, 100
267,603
381,058

76,612
42,374
22,412
61,441

Cwt
51,603

6.000
154.061
307.073

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No. 17. — Genekal Statement of Exports— Coniinwed.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada. |

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value. Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Vll-Continued.

Ores, metals and metal
manufactures, other
than iron and steel-
Con.

Cobalt, metallic

United Kingdom .

Lb.

43,255
26,631
217,849

$

105,421
66.577
568.688

Lb.

S

Lb.

43,255
26.631
217,849

i

66,577

United States

Total

568,688

287,735

740,686

287,735

740,686

United Kingdom.

38,824
16,942
1,302

158,376
67,822
5,792

38,824
16.942
1.302

138,376

67,822"

United States

5,79J

57,068

231,990

57,068

231,990

United Kingdom.
United States

•Copper, fine, contained in
ore, matte, r^ulus, etc.

Cwt.
106,055
550,069

818,830
7,865,361

Cwt.

Cwt.
106,055
550.069

818,830

656,124

8,684,191

656.124

8,684,191

Copper in pigs, bars.

516
229
41
132

2

12
95
71
10

484,782

19,467
8,947
1,161
5.543
49

539
3,416
2,134

510
11,674,317

516
229
41
132
2

12
95
71
10
491,937

B S *(rifa

8,947

B. W. Africa

5,543

Trinidad and To-

539

Italy

United States

Total

7,153

207,709

11,882,026

485,890

11,716.083

7,155

207,709

493,045

11,923,792

United States. . . .
.Alaska

31,983

, 590,905

31.983

Gold bearing quartz, dust
nuggets and bullion
directly derived from
mining or smelting oper-

30
9,201,983

United States

Total ,

9,202.033

9,202,033

United States...

United Kingdom.
B.S. Africa

225,511

1,286.080

225,511

9,470
402
67

143

103

1,760

4,520

11,441

69,303

4,847

643

1,878
1,263

58.080
149,384

83,469

11,780

88 531

21,250
402
67

143

105

1,760

4,520

11.441

137.834

IB. W.Africa

B. Straits Settle-

Newfoundland —

38,080
149,384
85,469

Italy

United States

Total . ...

27,908

368,867

11,780

88,531

39,688

437,398

United States

United Kingdom.

France

United States....

Total

Ton

784

29,208

Ton

Ton

784

29,208

Cwt.

19
1.038
2,732

1.937
135.182
247,330

Cwt.

Cwt.

19
1.038

2,732

135,182
247,830

3,789

384.949

3,789

384.949

•These items to ebow the weight and value of the Copper, Leatf. Xickel. Platinum, Molvbdenum and Silver respectively
not the gross weight of ore, matte, concentrates, etc.

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 17. — C1kner.\l Statement of Exports — Continued.

!

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

\'alue.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Vll-Continued.

Ores, moUls and meUI
manufartiires, other
than Iron and steel-
Con.

United Kingdom.
United States

Total

United Kingdom.

Italy

Japan

United States

Total

United States

United States

United States

Cwt.

101,601
600,288

S

1,540,803
8,414,716

Cwt.

i

Cwt.

104,601
655,288

1,540.803

8,444,716

riiO.SSO

9,085,519

759,889

9,985,519

18.S45

11.771

224

915

693.743

450. 162

9,520

31.395

18,845

11,771

224

915

450,162

31,395

31,755

1,184,820

31,755

1,184,820

•Planiinum, contained in

Oz.

40

4.000

Oz.

Oz.

40

4,000

forms.
Platinum, old and scrap .

325

32,755

11

1,019

346

33,774

3,973,695

3,677.313

3,973,695

3,677,313

concentrates, etc.
Silver Imllion

10,243,363

131,918

1.569,202

3,851,300

10,241,434

145.667

1.592.588

3,862,640

10,243,363

121,918

1,569,202

3,851,300

10,241,431

Hong Kong

145,667

1,592,588

3,862,640

15,785,783

15,842,329

15,785,783

15,842,329

United States

United States

United Kingdom .

Ton
10,257

449,713

Ton

Ton
10,257

449, 713

All other ores, n.o.p

28,638

60.608

175

1,524

28,813

62, 133

10
1,000

s

6
12 ',863

10

1,000

Miquelon and St.

6

, 12.596

139,459

United Kingdom.

127,884

12.596

140,480

.\U other metals, n.o.p —

2,249,159
2.818
697
1,927
422
400
146

2,162

912

2,250,071

2,818

502

1,199

1,927

R n.iion^

400

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

146

2,162

1.966

1,966

35

22,610

2,606

988

12

103,044

101,321

1,549

45

125

666,702

35

Newfoundland

258

22,868

2,606

282

1,270

12

52,427

155,471

Italy

101,321

1,549

Miqueion and St.

4

49

135

198,021

864,723

3,156,763

254,372

3,411,140

"These items to show the weight and value of the Copper, Lead. Xickel, Platiun
reapectivoly not the gross weight of ore, matte, concentrates, etc.

Molybdenum and Silver

CUSTOMS REPORT

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Coimtries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Vll-Conduded.

Ores, metals »nd metal
manufactures, other
than Iron and steel^

Con.

Miscellaneous—

Electrical apparatus. . . .

United Kingdom.

i

31,869

286,816

6.271

340

40,341

33

86,436

586

3,016

663

30

286

95

31,334

4,048

73,345

286,928

34,751

15

105

2,194

847

706,880

22,582

859

276

59,514

4,414

3.669

276

79

38

16,006

433,392

29,221

$

835

S

32,704
286,816

B. S. Africa

R niiinna

86 435

B. W. Indies.other
B. Straits Settle-

663

30

286

95

2,631
924

33, 955

4,972

73,345

286 928

Chili

34, 751

15

Cuba

105

2,194

847

706,880

Italy

22,582

859

Miquelon and St.
Pierre .

276

59,514

4,414

3.669

Portuguese Africa.

276

79

505

543

16,006

269,822

703,214

29,221

2,167,545

2M,717

2,442,262

23
5
5
333
23
23
8,008

23

5

5

8

341

23

23

21,341

29,349

8,420

21,349

29,769

Jeweller's sweepings

18,000
321,353

18,000

395

321,748

Total

339,353

395

339,748

1,251
819
43
82
705
774
122
300

48
1,012
18,484

3,800

5.051

819

43

B.W. Indies, other

82

1,037

1.742

774

China

181

303

300

Miquelon and St.
Piene

48

1,012

United States....

12,574

31,058

Total

Total, ores, metals and

23,640

17,592

41,232

other than Iron and'
steel

80,«>5,42«

»79,74?

81,(SS,1CS

422

CnSTOitS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.-

Art idea.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiporta.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP VIII.

Non-metallic mi-
nerals and pro-
ducts,

Cement, lime, plaster
and sand-

%

322
1,872
8,794
1.371

197
24

325

150

2,890

S

t

322

S4240

9.034

1.371

Trinidad and Tob-

Alaska

24

Miquelon and St.

52

377

Peru

150

98

2.988

15,945

390

16,335

Ne\vfoundland

Miquelon and St.

Cwt.

68

74
155,735

71

62
66,919

Cwt.

Cwt.

68

74
155,735

71

62

United States

Total

66,919

155,877

67,052

155,877

67,052

New Zealand

United States

Ton

15
69,019

263
81,784

Ton

Ton

15
69.019

263

81,784

69.034

82,047

69,034

82,047

2,123
572
780

4.067

8
122,245

2,123

B. S. Africa.. . .

572

Newfoundland

Now Zealand

780

4,067

8

122.245

129,795

129.795

United States

897,851

22§,012

897,851

228.012

Total, cement, Ume,

5K,851

390

S2J.Z41

Clays, and manuTac-

turesof—

M

282

16

2,863

1,518

270

31,713

M

M

282

15

2,863

1.518

270

United States

Total

31.713

3,160

33,501

3,160

33.501

108

108

3

• 136

603

3

B.W. Indies, other

136

4,039
1,148

35
123,278

4.647

Alaska

1.148

Miquelon and St.

35

6.290

129.568

Total

128,608

7,037

135.645

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No. 17 — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports,

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Vlll-Continued

Clays, and manufacores

of— Con.

United Kingdom ,

i

1.020

1,181

20

{

t
1,020

1.181

B. Guiana

20

B.W. Indies, other

12

489

5,700

12

1,565

3,394

109

2,054

9,094

109

Trinidad and Tob-

63

63

Miquelon and St.

206

225

2,115

206

225

3,439

5.554

Total

9,835

9.703

19,538

Total, clays and manu-

171,944

1«,710

188.681

Coal, petroleum and
products-
Coal

United Kingdom .

Ton.

147,062

18,. 508

372

4,073

5,935

2,427

897

273,224

38.880

9,469

9,015

2,164

50

3,036

4,305

60,504

1,881
1,130
9,655

7,3.59

- 4,035

18.661

2,002

600

1,201,395

1,069,395

116,762

2,232

29,258

67,540

24,192

7,758

1.565,352

264,378

68,663

59,901

12,984

600

18,225

32,420

462;646

13,167

10,424

, 60,451

44,595
40,613
122.322
14,313
7,200
6,114,931

Ton.

Ton

147.062

18,508

372

4,073

5,935

2,427

897

273,402

38,880

9,469

9,015

2,164

50

3.036

4,305

6
60,504
1,881
1,130
9.655

7,361
4,035
18,661
2,002
600
1,270,913

1,069,395

116,762

2,232

B.S. Africa

B.Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

Gibraltar

Newfoundland —

29,258

67,540

24,192

7,758

178

3,214

1,568,566
264,378

68,663

Chili

59,901

12,984

600

18, 225

32.420

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

6

78

78
402.046

13,167

Italy

10.424

60.451

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

2

29

44.624

122,322

Sweden

7,200

United States

Total

69,51S

207,143

6,322,074

1.826,639

10,169,722

69,704

210,464

1.896,343

10,380,186

810

810

Coke .

210
26,761

2,261
211,967

210
26,761

2 261

United States....
Total. .. .

211,967

.26,971

214,228

•

26,971

214, 228

United Kingdom .
Newfoundland. . . .

Cwt.

17.612

58

14,506

122

29,411

168,227

550

117,946

1,494

332,743

Cwt.

Cwt.

17,612

58

14,506

122

29,411

550

1,494

United States

Total

332,743

61,709

620,960

61,709

620,960

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles..

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Vra-Continued

Coal, p«tToleiuii and
products— Con.

Mineral, coal and kero-
sene, crude.

United Kingdom.
Newfoundland. .. .
Miquelon and St.

Gal.

13,940
6,798

I

2,594
882

Gal.

54.750,441
32,470

40

2,680.507
2,531

3

Gal.

54,764,381
39,268

40

200,598

t

2,683,101
3,413

United States

Total

200.598

20,535

20,535

221,336

24.011

54,782.951

2,683,041

55,004,287

2,707,052

United Kingdom .

Mineral, coal and kero-

1,525,753
42
42
208,702
42
86

9,448
327,355

41,573

179

628,825

144.844
8
8
27,730
8
17

2,803
32,662

4,434

40

61,079

168

34

1,525,921
42
42
244,339
42
86

9,448
327.355

50,830

179

628,825

144,878
8
8
30,691
8
17

2,803
32,662

B. Guiana

Xewfoundland

Cuba

France

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

35,637

2.961

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

9.257

983

.San Domingo

United States

Total

40
61,079

2,742,047

273,633

45,062

3,978

2,787,109

Inited Kingdom .
Xewfoundland...
Miquelon and St
Pierre

Gasoline and naphtha. .

43
358,999

1,664
375

15
105,727

551
171

43

689,872

11.046
6,712

IS

177,509

2,596

330,873

9,382
6,337

71.782

2.045
1.331

United States

1.502

361.081

•06,464

346,592

75.158

707,673

181.622

Total, coal, petroleam

U.4M,828

t.m.ui

ll,S82.4t»

Stone-
Ornamental, granite
marble, etc., un-
wrought.

United States

Xewfoundland

Miquelon and St.

Ton.

656

4,841

Ton.

Ton.
656

4,841

27

6
63,366

141

175
109,343

27

6
63,366

stone, etc., un»Tought

United States

Total

63.399

109,659

63,399

109,659

United States

United States

Crushed

2,176

2,692

2,176

2,692

3

16

3

16

grindstones, rough.

729

617

47.601

729

tured.

617

47.601

Total

48,947

48,947

Stone, of all kinds

480
300
650
422
120

85
2.316

430

dnssad.

650

120

Trinidad and To-

85

2,316

Total

4.373

4,373

Total, stone

in.sts

17*, 528

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce o fCanada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Vlll-Continued
Miscellaneous—

S

1,846

1,364

457

699

2,099,908

%

%

1,846

457

France

699

7,571

Total

2,104,274

J

7,571

2,111,845

United Kingdom .

Ton.

10,594

116

126

2.125

3.027

5,092

210

30

104,041

899,559
12,315
10.500
313,024
381,715
379,583
20.600
2,190
6,890,724

Ton.

Ton.
10,594

116

126

2,125

3,027

5,092

210

30

104,041

899,559

12,315

Cuba

10,500

313,024

Italy

Japan

379,583

20,600

2,190

United States

6,890,724

125,361

8,910,210

125.361

8,910,210

Newfoundland... .

4

150

23,729

81

900

246,831

4

150

23,729

81

900

United States

Total

246, 831

23,883

247,812

23,883

247,812

23,760

7,836

2,000

103

1,152

884

576

1,700

33

1,700
5,402

23,760

of.

7,836

B. VV. Africa

2,000

B.W. Indies, other

103

1,152

884

China

576

1,700

Greenland, Ice-

33

1,700

1,599

7,001

45,146

1,599

46, 745

United States

89

14.895

89

14,895

116,349

116,349

724
180
205
434
1,842
2,076
238

252
350
342
2,311
11,677
187

830

1,182

25

21
60

557

540

12,112

10

734

180

205

434

1,842

2,076

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

238

252

350

342

2,311

427

12,104

187

Trinidad and To-

830

1,182

China

528

553

Greenland, Ice-

21

60

Miquelon and St.

135

692

940

10,722

22,834

Total

36, 145

11,822

47,967

426

CVSTOilS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 10 — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP Vlll-Concluded
Miscellaneous— Con.

United Kingdom.

t

26
796,236

(

-

t

26

2,035

798, 271

Total .. .

796,262

2,035

798 297

United Kingdom.
B. India

Mica ...

Lb.

78,276
18,366
672,357

55,051

1.923

312,603

Lb.

Lb.

78.276
18,366
674,859

55,051

1,923

United States

Total

2,502

835

313,438

763,999

369,577

2,502

835

771,501

370,412

United States

nited Kingdom.

Cwt.
12,630

31.250

Cwt.

Cwt.
12.630

31,250

and concentrates

7

111

164,566

7

111

25,219

189, 785

164,684

25,219

189.903

Talc

34

200

3,509

410

206,378

34

Cluli

200

3,509

410

206,378

Total

210,531

210,531

Bermuda

B.W. Indies, other

Hong Kong

Newfoundland ,
Greenland. Ice-
land, etc

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

Salt

553

103

326

11,034

8

16

5S

3,846

928

216

1,005

12,260

9

72

39

2,553

27
3

75
4

580

106

326

113,555

8

12.110

58

6,990

1,003

220
1,005

102,521

93.055

105,315
9

12,094

9.073

9,145
39

United States

Total

3,144

3,158

5,711

15.944

17,082

117,789

105.365

133,733

122.447

13,K4,n7

1S4,44C

u.ng.Mi

Total, non-metallic min-

2S.33«,M8

S, 141,217

2S,4S3,S85

GROUP IX.

Wood, wood pro-
ducts, paper and
manufactures.

Wood, unmanufactured
and round timber-
Bark for tanning

United States...

.\laska

Miquelon and St.

Pierre

United States

Total

Cord

717

5.423

Cord

Cord

5.423

130

66
14,477

650

703

73,124

130

66
14,477

650

703

73,124

14,673

74.477

14,673

74,477

CUSTOMS REPORT
SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued:

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the Goods, not the
Produce of Canada. Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value. Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP IX— Continued.

Wood, nnmanafac-
tured and round
timbei— Con.

United Kingdom.

i

44,262
119,739

S

$

119,739

Total . ..

164,001

164,001

Elm.. .

11,399
4,834

4,857

16 256

Total

16,233

4,857

Miquelon and St.

1,200
2S,005

1,200

29.205

29,205

United Kingdom

Oak

4,038
51

4,0S8

51

4,089

4,089

Cedar .

4,200
101,017

4,200

101,017

•

105,217

105,217

United Kingdom.

2,334
3,547

2.334

3,547

5,881

5,881

■ 2,198

58
63,709

2,198

Miquelon and St.
Pierre ..

58

63,709

Total

65,965

65,965

1,950
767

4S

1,950

3,950

4,717

48

1.631
1,322

1,631

116,916

118,238

Total

119,681

6,903

126,584

32.062
212,092

32.062

Total

244,154

244,154

1,100

. 66

139, 151

1,100

B.W. Indies, other

66

139,154

140,320

140,320

United States....

Cord
1,597,042

13,386,600

Cord

Cord
1,597,042

15,386,600

for pulp.

291

13,951

398

228,531

■ 291

13,951

Alaska

398

255

228,786

Total . ..

243,171

255

243.426

Total, wood, unmanu-
factured and round

U,C04,117

12,015

16,C1C,432

428

C08T0US REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 17. — Geneeal Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

'Quantity.

Value.

GROUP IX-Continued.

Lumber and tlmb«r,
hewn or sawn—

t

935

t

6,415

t

7,350

281,147

36,949

210

33,423

151,309

1,036

117,948

4,000

3,817

735
557,539
175,562

281.147

square, n.o.p.

36,949

33 423

1,036

4,000

Italy

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

•

557, 539

3.142

Total

1,363,675

3,142

Miquelon and St.

Birch

185
38,076

185

United States

12,715

50,791

Total

38,261

12.715

50,976

United Kingdom

Elm

266
1,784

266

1,784

Total

2,050

2,050

Miquelon and St.

Pierre '.

United States....

Knees and futtocks

No.

152
35.407

547
104, 904

No.

No.

152
35,407

547

104,904

35,559

105,451

35,559

105,451

M
1,572
214
383

34

1,233

20

305. 134

6,351
835

1,768

105

4,561

80

1,009,888

M

M

1,572
214
383

34

1,233

20

305,134

6,351

Bermuda

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

835

1,768

105

Argentina

4,561

80

United States...
Total

1,009,888

308.590

1,023,588

308,590

1,023,588

4,566
3,875
J, 025
1.502
608
1.335
120
15.893

2.177
100

3.206
560

4,566

3,875

1,025

B. Guiana .

1,502

B.W. Indies, other

608

1,335

120

265

16,158

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

2,177

100

3,206

560

34.967

265

35,232

Pickets

3,788

5.567

246,647

3,788

Australia

5,567

246,647

Total

256,002

256,002

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No. 17.^ — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

1 1
Goods, the Goods, not the i
Produce of Canada. 1 Produce of Canada. < Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantitj'. [ Value. Quantity.

Value.

GROUP IX-Continued.

Lumber and tlmbsr,
hewn or sawn— Con.

United Kingdom.
B. S. Africa

Mft.

8,692
719
978

8.357

499,472
46,285
52,918

215,397

Mft.

j

Mft.

8,692
719
978

8,357

499 47'

o> 91S

United States

Total

18.746

814.072

18,746

United Kingdom.

Bermuda

B.S. Africa

Deals, spruce and other

59,9S4

18

8,343

96

101

2,167

10

137

35

43,588

12

3,154,733

877

297,605

3.782

4.000

97.434

450

4.345

1.751

1,128,114

840

59,964

16

8,343

96

101

2,167

10

157

55

43,588

12

French Africa

Italy

United States...
Uruguay...!

Total

840

114,309

4.694,131

114.309

United Kingdom.
B.S.Africa

1,406
147
11
263

28,233

3,796

201

6,810

1,406
147
11
263

3 796

United States

Total

United Kingdom.

6 SIO

1,827

39,040

1,827

39.040

33,032

3.188

5.473

263

4,767

146

1,634

1,694

440

901

398

1,397

1,029

20

8,118

46

306

1,538

6.380

4.713

1,071

1,240

2

3

5.045

377

182

1,949

249

39

1,070,188

2,076

19

1,123.283
95.132
207.496
10,564
170,317
7,042
71,239
72.351
17.765
24,391
18.765
55,692

39,658

1,191

366,211

2.335

9.187

27,642

133,489

177,100

39.S8S

66,561

68

83

179,077

35,032

3,188

5.473

281

4,767

146

1,634

1,694

440

901

398

1,397

1.029

20

8,118

46

306

1,338

6.380

4.713

1,071

1,240

95,132
207.496
11,145

Bermuda

B.S.Africa

B.W.Africa

B. Guiana

B. W. Indies other

Fiji Islands

Hong Kong

18

381

71 239

17,765

18,763

Newfoundland —
Trinidad and To-

39,658

Alaak-a

366!211

Brazil

Canary Islands . . .
ChiU

9,187
27.642
155.489
177,100

FiBnch W. Indies.
Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

Italy

66,561

3
3,045

179,077
14.841

Miquelon and St.

Peru

Philippines

Porto Rico

44.656
S.66S

1,949

24?

39

1,070.203

2.076

19

44,656
8.66$

United States

30,898.609

139,652

570

15

345

30,899,154
139,652

Total

1.159,923

34,057,271

36

1,306

1,159.959

34.053.777

927

35,541

35.541

430

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No. 17. — Geneiial Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP IX— Continued.

Lumber and timber,
hewn or sawn— Con.

United Kingdom.

M ft.

5,103
49

co:

1

79
668
581

19
34,261

68

161.939

1,082

24,256

38

168

3,174

26,175

15,588

560

S63, 173

4,746

M ft

S

.\I ft.

5,103
49
607

79
668
581

19
34,261

68

t

B.S. Africa

B.Guiana

B. W. Indies other
New-foundland —
Argentina

24,256

26,175

United States

Uruguay

Total

4,746

41,438

1,100,899

41,438

United States

Shingle bolts, of pine or
cedar.

Cord.

784

6,215

Cord.

Cord.

784

M.

13,742

5,090

1

1,408

100

379
1,860,475

23,549

12,483

3

6,097

325

916
5.951,980

M.

M.

13, 742

5,090

I

1,408

100

379
1,862,328

23,549

B. \V. Indies other

Hong Kong

Neivfoundland. . .

3

325

Miquelon and St.

Kerre

United States

Total

916

1,853

6,190

5,958,170

1,881,195

5,995.353

1.853

6,190

1.883,048

194,464
14,134
480
24,585
4,376
2,799
51,800
1,672
4,639
3.448

6,286
2,338
17,818
2,500
144,121

24,585

B. S. Africa

B. W. Indies other
B, Straits Setm'ts

2,799

1,672

3,448

Trinidad and To-

6.286

17,818

2,500

144,121

475,460

475,460

United Kingdom.

Staves, and headings. . .

11,184
746
6,000
4,267
5,119
888

3,419

88
101,551

11,184

746

Bermuda

B. \V. Indies other
Jamaica

6,000

5,119

888

Trinidad and To-

3,419

Miquelon and St.

88

101,551

133,262

133,262

All other lamber, n.o.p.

3,658,588
31,314

3,658,588

31,314

Total

3,689,902

3,o89,902

Other articles of the

1S,S46

18,846

Total, lumber and tim-

53,882,871

32.281

53.tU,U«

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No. 17. — GENER.A.L Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP IX— Continued.

Wood manufactured
and products-
Barrels, empty

No.

670
100
1,516
400
150
38,836

S

1,340
162

1,847

400

262

46,529

No.

%

No.

670
100
1,516
400
150
39, 909

$

1,340

Jamaica

Newfoundland...
Alaska

162

1,817

400

262

United States

1,073

1,464

47,993

41,672

50,540

1,073

1,464

42,745

52.004

Boats, canoes and parts
n.o.p

1,330

22

784

38

13,928

1,330

71

93

784

B. W. Indies other

38

13,928

60
300

60

Miquelon and St.

9,163

108

31,276

9,463

108

719

31,995

Total

56,649

1.150

57,799

Doors, sashes and

395

7,100

3.8i5

4,395

21

885

54
586

395

B S .\frica

7,100

3,8l5

4,395

21

885

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

54

586

Total

17,251

17,251

United Kingdom .

4,028
2.327
1,105
2,885

25,659
1,720
1,461
2.304
2,819

77,350
3,603

3.700

2,136

1,274

1,612

99

10

50

1,842
3,112
16, 148

4,028

2,327

1,105

2,885

B. S. Africa

25,659

1,720

1,461

B. W. Indies other

2,304

20
373

2,839

77,723

3,603

Trinidad and To-

3,700

2,156

China

2,625
126

3,899

1,738

99

10

25

75

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

1,842

3,112

14,901

31,049

Total

155,264

IS. 070

173,334

1,576
3,037
10,826
7,817
13,393
17,968
40

13,733

1,576

3,037

10.826

B. Guiana

7,817

B. W. Indies other

13,393

17,968

New Zealand

,40

Trinidad and To-
bago

'■'

13,733

432

CVSTOUS REPORT

No. 17.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-General Statement of Expokts— Co/iimwed.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiporto.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP IX— Continued

Wood manufactured
and products— Con.

t

39,397

25

32:.
1,935
3,336

S

t

39.397

Greenland, Ice-

Miquelon and St

144
255

2.079
3,591

113,405

399

113.804

United Kingdom .

Mouldings, trimmings
and other house [urn-

2,562
118
79
88
31

2,017

135

85

400
3,541

B. Guiana

B. \V. Indies other

2.017

Trinidad and To-

Miquelon and St.

224

3,765

9,056

224

9,280

United Kmgdom.
B. S. Africa

Pails, tubs, churns and
other hollow wooden-

465
197
674
1,316
1,875
74
369

197

10

4,870

10

4.880

54,212

125
42,298

Miquelon and St.

2,761

96,635

2,761

99.396

United Kingdom .

Wood pulp, chemically

Cwt.

140,364

36,938

772

6.031

20,420

18,774

54,809

639,997

7,414,825

611,399

i21,411

4,300

25,989

85,896

72,210

273,900

2,775,486

26,256,265

Cwt.
4,300

21,662

Cwt.

144,664

36,938

772

6,031

20,420

18,774

54,809

639,997

7,414,825

B. S. Africa

New Zealand

Brazil

Italy . .

2,775,486

United States

Total , .

8,332,930

30,226,856

4,300

21,662

8,337,230

United Kingdom .

2,528
1,731
8.000
43,318
3,453,149

3,033
3,029
8,800
46,498
4,418,555

2,528
1,731
8,000
43,318
3,453,149

3 033

.Argentina

Brazil

United States

Total

8,800

3,508,726

4,479.915

3,508,726

4 479.915

39,128

39,128

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP IX—Continued.

Wood manufactured
and products— Con.

S
9,522

$

100

$

United Kingdom .

158,709

50,277

1,555

670

19.887

3,751

769

100,000

118

306

412

99

1,478

15,757

24,034

3,937

387

159 096

1.555

B. S. Africa

19 887

769

B. India

B.E. Indies other
B. W. Indies other
B. Straits Settle^

100,000

118

412

1,478

Newfoundland.. -

1,082

24 034

Trinidad and To-

3,937

26

26

Argentina

1.080
1,017
1.9S0
99
2,441
6,168

141

1,705

5

1,320

209.128

1,165

1,080

1,017

Chili

1,980

99

Cuba

2,441

Japan

Miquelon and St.

232
26

6,400

167

5

32,403

241,531

Total

603,008

34,156

642,164

Total, wood manufac-

35,867.099

79.996

35,947,095

Paper, printed—

Books pamphlets, maps

United Kingdom .

55,687

2,685

710

613

2,164

1,114

81

232

1,661

57

270

192

5,225

27,542

1,771

4,209
102
261
116
651

6,414

76

11,807

9,424
120

1,071
59

2,491
453
122

3,138

832

613

2,164

4

1,118

81

100

332

B.W.Indies other
B. Straits Settle-

57

281

192

5,225

643
27

79
600

28,185

1,798

Trinidad and Tob-

4,288

Alaska

702

261

116

nhiii

651

CKiiia

140

6,554

Costa Rica

76

Cuba . . .

11,807

15,734

25,158

French W.Indies.
Greenland. Ice-

120

1,071

Guatemala..

59

11— i— 28

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10 GEOF.GE V, A. 1920
No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP IX— Continued.
Paper, printed— Con.

Boo kB.pamphlets, maps,

t

343

4

897

27

644

332
102
279
107
230
114
5
184
254,337
108
291

t

t
342

897

27

Miquelon and St.

644

332

102

279

107

230

114

5

U. S. of Colombia

184

118,081

372,418

108

291

Total

392,317

138,755

531,072

Paper, manufactures of

Paper, prmting.

United Kingdom .

873,331

2,483

114,030

87,192

5,842

57!

6,510

837

2,670

53,971

20

2,433

1,887,389

873,331

2,483

114,030

87,192

5.842

571

Newfoundland

6,510

837

2,670

53,971

Miquelon and St.

20

2,433

1,038

1,888,427

3,037,279

1,038

3,038,317

Roll

1,255,427

2.55,701

32,030

1,365

140

1,825

791,772

716,784

26,534

10,889

8,652

488,778

300

982

2,050

117,626

13,757

134,084

412

122,519

22,030

2,123

68

22

183

62,421

83,106

1,231

1,850

942

40,520

21

142

219

8,940

1,877

12,245

108

Roll

RoU

1,255,427

255,701

32,030

1,365

140

1,825

791,772

716.964

26,534

10,889

8,652

488,778

300

982

2.050

117,626

13,757

135, 139

412

122,519

H. .S.Africa

B.Guiana

B.W. Indies other
Fiji Islands

22.030

2,123

68

22

183

Newfoundland

New Zealand

Trinidad and Tob-

62,421

130

50

83,156
1,231

1,850

Bolivia . ...

942

Chili

40,520

Dutch Guiana . .
Miquelon and St.

21

142

219

8,940

U.S. of Colombia.
United States

1,877

1,056

431

12,676
108

Total

3,859,108

360,567

1,235

481

3,860,343

361,048

United Kingdom .

Cwt.

9,310

643,101

498

855

105,818

8

1,936

301

239

38,484

2,081,911

1,779

3.667

406,401

116

9,251

1,185

816

Cwt.
509

5,069

Cwt.

9,819

643,101

498

855

105,818

8

1.936

301

239

43,553
2,081,911

1,779

3,667

B. S. Africa

B.Guiana

406,401

116

9,251

Fiji Islands

Jamaica

1,185

816

CUSTOMS REPORT

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articlea.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP IX— Continued.

Paper, manaractiires of

—Con.

Newfoundland... .

New Zealand

Trinidad and Tob-

Cwt.

28
242.336

1.540

806

215.754

28, 101

13,361

19.824

970

8.055

768

26

148

29.528

947

483

523

10.335

3.207

l.UO

4,S5

11,523

817

586

486

75

4,008

11,880,069

4,177

1,920

t

209
862,402

7,593

1,740

781,587

105,130

29,927

58,484

2,833

27.528

2,699

HI

523

100,676

3,218

1,015

2,448

33.076

15,193

6.361

14.316

39.655

3.014

2,022

2,886

324

16,717

36,031,358

14,072

7.294

Cwt.

%

Cwt.

28
242,336

1,540

806

215,754

28,101

13,361

19,824

970

8,055

768

26

148

29,528

947

483

523

10,335

3,207

1,740

4,335

11,523

817

586

486

75

4,008

11,880,069

4,177

1,920

t
209

7,593

Alaska

1,740

781.587

Brazil

Chili

105. 130

29.927

China

58.484

Costa Rica

Cuba

Dutch E. Indies .
Dutch W. Indies. .

Ecuador

France

2,833

27,528

2,699

523

100,676

3,218

1.015

2.448

Italy

33,076

15,193

6,361

14.316

39,655

Porto Rico

2,022

Salvador

San Domingo

U. S. of Colombia
United States

2,886

324

16.717

36,031,358

14,072

7,294

Total. . . .

13,248.542

40.718.021

509

5.069

13.249,051

40,723.090

United Kingdom.

Paper, felt and roofing..

95.717

3.516

60

5,690

138

2,363

1,594

27

435

61.608

10.636

994
430

257
127.313

95.717

3,516

60

5,690

B. W. Africa.

138

R r.niai,!,

2,363

1,594

B. W. Indies other

27

435

61,608

10,636

Trinidad and Tob-

994

430

Miquelon and St.

257

575

127,388

310.778

575

311,353

United Kingdom .

Paper, wrapping

5,059

69,385

7

568

61,487

50

368

673

45
216

13

216

914

8,616

402

37

7.206

3,945

30,649

473,119

73

2,768

512,977

389

2,758

5.983

357
1.947
91
1. 812
5,398
61.751

2.529

297

55.230

5,059

69,385

7

568

61,487

50

368

673

45

216
13
216
914
8,616

402

37

7,206

3,915

30,64 9

73

Bermuda

B. S. Africa

B.Guiana

B. India

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

512,977

389

2.758

5.983

357

Ceylon

Fiji Islands

91

1,812

Newfoundland

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

5,398

61,751

2,529

Argentina

Brazil

Chili

55, 230

33.630

33,630

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 17.^ — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goode, not the
Produce of Canada.

ToUl Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP IX-Conciuded.

Pftper, manufactures of

—Con.

China

Cuba

Cwt.

1,411

25

75

4,577

82,859

60

19
155

18

5S0

560

76,219

27

S

12,150

447

401

30.977

751,575

339

96

1,324

134

4.059

4,442

454,377

217

Cwt.

t

Cwt.

1,411

25

75

4,577

82,859

62

19
155

18

580

560

76,527

27

%

Dutch E. Indies

Miquelon and St.

2

15

Nicaragua

Peru

96

1 324

Philippines

Russia

U. S. of Colombia
United States , . .

134

4.059

4,442

308

1,566

455,943

325,792

2,452,296

310

1,581

326, 102

United Kingdom

2,676

280,323

1,473

5,J79

191,743

1,535

4,525

1,416

25

1,383

63,728

165,897

7,382
5,921
2.481
13,211
6,961
106,164

665

20,872

1,625

108.583

765
762

3,441

200

B. S.Africa

B. Guiana

B.W. Indies, other

1,383

18,372

184,269

Trinidad and To-

7,382

5,921

chlna"^:. ■:;;::;:

Cuba

Jspan

275
4

106,439

Miquelon and St.

669

20,872

1,625

16,410

124.993

Total

983,968

36,788

1,020,756

Total, paper, manu-

u.sei.tm

45,532

47,9«8,441

Total, wood, wood pro-
ducts, paper and

151,609,613

3«8,S81

154,918,194

Miscellaneous.

Aeroplanes and parts.

Brooms and whisks .

1.294,152

310

43.720

3,192,086

1,294,152

310

43,720

225,300

3,417,386

Total

4,630,268

225,300

4,755,568

1,716
2,786
12,633
738
257
1,013

3,902
102

1,348
35

1,716

2,786

12,633

B. W. Indies.other

738

257

1.013

Trinidad and To-

3,902

102

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

1,348

425

460

Total

24,530

425

24,965

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No. 17.— General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Cam^da.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GRODP X— Continued.
Wseellaneoiis— Con.

United Kingdom

S

3. 843
29,716

1,727

737

21.128

3,485

2,179

2,149

491

8.860

2,903

5,995
2,880
1,633
1,179

65
671
528
105
3,215

$

3,843

29,716

1,727

B. S. Africa

21,128

R P.iii^no

3 485

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straite Settle-

2,179

491

~

2,903

Trinidad and To-

Chili

2,880

Chin!,

1,633

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

65

671

Russia . .. .

528

U. S. of Colombia

105

2,035

Total

93,489

2,035

95,524

20,779

717

1,957

32,745

1.859

6
14

31
39

20,779

717

1,957

32,745

Trinidad and To-

1,859

Greenland, Ice-

6

14

Miquelon and St.

31

4.976

5,015

Total

58.147

4,976

63,123

B. S. Africa

Newfoundland ....
Miquelon and St.

No.

21
2

1
2

2,380
67

70
115

No.

No.

21
2

1
2

2,380

United States

Total

26

2,632

26

2.632

2,-835
347
13.974
2,690
2,093
2,371

2,835

B. S.Africa

"'

• 13,97*
3.206
2,09S
3.69S

516

New Zealand

i,322

Total

24,310

1.838

26,148

United Kingdom.

Newfoundland. . . .

Miquelon and St.

Pierre

Wagons

1
3

2

780
26

213

118

420
35.900
1,741

1
3

2
790
27

213

10

1

2,350
80

38.250
1,821

United States. . . .
Total

812

38.392

11

2,430

823

40,822

438

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Gooda, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP X— Continued.
MIscoUaneoDA— Con.

Lb.

360

»12

100

29,708

130,932

1,380
3,230
14,702

t

55

143

50

3,264

17,910

202

397

2,102

Lb.

S

Lb.

360

912

100

29,732

130,932

1,380
5,030
19,177

$

B.W. Indies, other

Newfoundland —
Trinidad and To-
bago

Miquelon and St.

24

16

3,280
17,910

1,800
4,475

229
636

United States,...

2,738

181,324

24,123

6,299

881

187,623

25,004

152.882,900

43,504

160

31

10,720

48

30

5,474

6,353

25,867

22,534,320

60

152,882,900

pistol.

43,504

B. S.Africa

B.W. Indies, other

48

30

Malta

5,474

V • ■ •

Greenland, Ice-

32,643

32,643

27

20

68,600

37,855,417

27

Mic^uelon and St.

20

68, 600

195,534

38,050,951

Total

213,432,531

228,177

213,660,708

1,221

255

215,720

1,221

2,000
403,351

2.255

United States... ,
Total

619,071

217,196

405,351

622,547

5

7,550

351

43

59

7,224

4

2,167

20

2,064

13,145

199,435

S

7,550

B. E. Africa

351

B. S.Africa

43

B. W. Africa

59

B.Guiana

7,224

B. India

4

B.W. Indies, other
Ceylon

2,167

20

2,064

13,145

United States . , ,

2,211

201,646

232,067

2,211

234,278

130,953

1,638

732

349

19,616

475

2,075

48,604

2,016

148

100

131,053

B. E. Africa

1,638

B.S.Africa

732

B.W.Africa

349

19,616

'^

B. Straits Settlo-

475

2,075

48,604

Miita.;.;.::::::

2,016

647

2,500

800

795

Alaska

2,500

370

555
14

1.170

Greenland, Ice-

Miquelon and St.
Pierre ^

14

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP X— Continued.

UnsceDaneous— Con .

Flims for photographers'
use and for mowing pic-

t

90

50

177

46,586

3,168

1,045.270

S

i

90

Tl -

60

177

46,586

Sweden

3,168

204,097

1,249,367

Total

1.302.886

208, 144

1.511,030

B.VV. Indies, other
Newfoundland... .

China

United States....

Total

No.

i

2

832

750

1.000

5,800

No.

No.

2
1
1
6

832

■

750

1,000

4

40,050

45,850

6

8,382

4

40.050

10

48,432

Alaska

363
52.171

363

52,171

Total

52,534

52,534

Indian work

United States....

64.510

64,510

Jewellery of all kinds,
n.o.p.

6,402

42.066

248

147

2,034

4,407

10

340

2,969

12,914

19,316

42,066

500

748

147

2,034

4,407

B.W. Indies, other

10

340

2,969

20

20

19

4,973

11,278

5

2,187

38

738

110

7

666

17,686

19

576

5,549

11,278

5

2, 187

38

108

846

Miquelon and St.

110

PstTiomo

7

205
81,271

871

98.957

Total

96,330

95,594

191.924

Junk, except metallic and
rubber.

United States....

Cwt.
29,147

185,480

Cwt.

Cwt.
29,147

185,480

100
259,638

100

8,669

268,307

Total

8,669

259,738

268,407

Mmeral water

United States....

Gal.

55

41

Gal.

Gal.

55

41

not in bottles.

210
14
435
4,679
259
96
37,185

210

B.W. Indies, other

14

435

4,679

259

96

37,185

42,878

42.878

440

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

\alue.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP X-Continued.
Miscellaneous— Con.

No.

4S
50
1
1
108
5
4
2
2
15

5,093

1,938

93

45

6,791

487

460

200

120

36,844

No.

S

No.

48
50
1
1
108
5
4
2
2
18

t

B. S. Africa

B. Guiana

B.W. Indiea, other
Newfoundland ...
New Zealand

1,938

93

45

487

China

200

United States....
Total... \...

3

2,480

39,324

236

52,071

3

2,480

239

54,551

110
14
1
1
1
13
51
6
2
2
100

26,879

1,904

500

200

300

2,635

9,496

1,300

500

450

28,332

110
14
1
1
1

13
51
6
2
2
119

26, 879

B. S. Africa

B.W. Indies, other
Fiji Islands

1,904

500

200

300

Newfoundland ....

New Zealand

Argentina

2,635

9,496

1,300

500

450

United States....
Total

United Kingdom .

.. 19

6,439

34,771

301

72,496

19

6.439

320

78.935

12,972

60,491

35

12,972

ments and parts of,
n.o.p.

3,680

64,171

35

687
133

687

133

14

9,288
7,591
10
3.970
7,596
1,901
165
1,014

223
1,564
39,733

14

848

10.136

7,591

10

40

4,010

7,596

2.850

4,751

Italy

165

1,014

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

223

^

1,564

131,367

171,100

Total

146,567

139,605

286, 172

United Kingdom

Oil, n.o.p

Gal.
4,164

1,054

Gal.

Gal.

4,164

40

5,840

345

52

89,481

1,704

895
915

1,082
422

891

180

1,035,193

1,054

40

60

60

B. W. Africa

B.W. Indies, other

Fiji Islands

Newfoundland

New Zealand

Trinidad and To-

5,840

345

52

87,549

1,572

2,i02

185

62

22,761

3,640

2,102

185

■ 62

1,932
132

895
875

756
74

537
175

23,517
3,714

537

Alaska

Greenland, Ice-
land, etc

40

1,082
422

805

180

979,338

20

623
304

657

170

219,207

195
623

304

Miquelon and St.

86

68

725

170

United States....
Total

55,855

49,458

268,665

1,081,389

250,785

59,815

61,128

1,141,204

301,913

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Gooda, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

A'alue.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP X— Continued.

Ulscellaneons— Con .

Packages of all kinds,
empty, n.o.p.

United Kingdom.

t

30.280

622

3,283

1,248

16,150
1,280

i

18,522

880

4,761

S
48,802

8,044

B. S.Africa

B. W. Africa

2,780
144
1,753
2,410
120
45,662

4.060

B.W. Indies, other

1,661

1.077

13,739

102

3,989
5,457
3,371
10,125
420

2,087

1,445

3,375

13

87,621

Trinidad and To-

13,676
1.723

Alaska..

7,180
3,371
10,125

730
1.395

Miquelon and St.

3,482

Portuguese Africa.
tJ.S. of Colombia.
United States

Total

3,375

737.779

825,400

187,345

832.337

1,019,682

4,125

40

3,000

333,261

1,100

5,225

199,956

Total

340,426

201.056

541.482

United Kingdom.

620
13

124
21
25

144

11

15,232

:taly

1,518

Total

16,190

1,518

159,954

518

32.136

9,114

169 068

32, 136

252

3. E. Africa

2,112

41,773

546

1.068

50

836

13,995

282

4,852

1,807

2,416

53

33,230

93

7,668

927

3,259

515
8

3. S. Africa

B.W.Africa

3. India

1,068

B. Straits Settle-

Ceylon

282

tfalta..

4.852

610

Alaska

645

33,230

Chili

7,668

:uba

2,530

Greenland Iceland

taly

Mexico

431

431

442

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP X— Continued.

HIscenaneous— Con.

Philosophical and scienti-
fic apparatus and instni-

Miquelon and St.

t

83

43

1,620

814

269,491

t

t
83

1 620

814

181,276

580,149

194,868

775,007

United Kingdom.

Household effects, n.o.p..

74,020

7,923
921

2,298
250
100
225

1,050
900
398

2,433

390

18,538

5,735

279

2,536

90

6,763

500
3,378

605
6,087

420
6,955

423

30

200

4,249,831

74 020

7,923

921

B. S. Africa.. .

250

B. W. Africa

100

226

1,050

900

B.W. Indies, other

398

2 433

390

18,538

6,735

Trinidad and To-

279

Alaska..

2,636

90

Cluna..

6,763

500

3,378

5,087

6.966

Miquelon and St.
Pierre .

423

30

200

United States

4,249,831

4,391,278

4.391,278

United Kingdom

B.India

Newfoundland-. . .

No. and

Ton.
27 35.023

1 200
20 3.523

2 2.578

4 2.515

1 591

2 162

2 397
2 4,508
2 934

5 436

15,599,625
50.000
714,250
2.4.50.000
1,237,500
200,274
160,000

105,000
541.800
185.000
179,900

No. and
Ton.

No. and

Ton.
27 35,023

1 200
20 3.523

2 2.578
4 2.615

1 591

2 162

2 397
2 4,508
2 934
9 817

15,699,626

60,000

714,260

2.450,000

1,237,500

Italy

200,274

Mexico.. . .

160,000

Vfiquelon and St.

105.000

541,800

185,000

United States

4 381

33.100

213.000

68 50.867

21.423.349

4 381

33.100

72 61,248

21.466,449

Jnited Kingdom.

Sporting goods, n.o.p

39,680
426
20
91
2,377
136
25.025

236
30,596
32,119

11,246

60,926

426

B.W. Indies, other

20

91

2,377

136

6.706
150

31,731

Miquelon and St.

386

Russia

30,596

2,918

36,037

Total

130.706

21,019

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No. 17. — General Statement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Exports.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity.

. Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP X— Continued.
HIsnDaneoas— Con.

United Kingdom.

$

39, MO

3'/, 600

1,424

90

2,434

2,428

819

3,658

818

107

2,915

23,024

27,472

3,278

10

866

416

335

464

367

13.512

8

12,091

2,078

9

7,433

13

304
1,814
8,896
2,392
1,315
16,359
570
2,172

S

531

39 831

37,600
1,424

B. S. Africa

2,434

B.W. Indies, other

107

330

23 354

Ne»- Zealand

Trinidad and To-

Alaska

Chili

335

-

Dutch W. Indies. .

8

French W. Indies.
Greenland.Iceland

2,078

Meiico

Miguelon and St.

304

1.814

2,392

13.826

570

218,791

14,687

75
140
1,429
1,487
1,835
1,896
1,113

27

3,885
205

309
1,357

75

140

1,429

B. Guiana

1.487

B.W. Indies, other

1,896

249

New Zealand

27

Trinidad and To-

205

Miquelon and St.
Pierre . , ,

309

465

1,822

Total

13,758

714

4,932

29,602

431

2.292

26,745

83

100

909

1,184

170

10,016

10,355

853
32

3,193

29,602

431

B. W. Africa..

26,745

86

B. India

100

B.W. Indies, other
B. Straits Settle-

1.184

9,638

19.704

10 355

Trinidad and To-

Alaska .., . .

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No. 17.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
-General Sxatement of Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Countries.

Goods, the
Produce of Canada.

Goods, not the
Produce of Canada.

Total Eiporto.

Quantity.

Value.

Quantity .

Value.

Quantity.

Value.

GROUP X-Concluded.
MIscellaneoas— Con.

t

29

13.512

16

t
6

(

13.512

Italy

260

Miquelon and St.
Pierre

4,082
907.737
175,567

907,737
620,781

United States

445.214

Total

1,188,647

458,447

1,647,094

United Kingdom.
B. S. Africa

3,970,980

166

10

607

220

200

161.368

1,480.871

17.641

417

3,971,397

Egypt

607

China

200

161,368
1,480,871

23,485

Total

5,632.063

23,902

255.084.015

3,458,440

258,542,455

Grand, total merchan-

1,216,443,806

52,321.479

1,268,765,285

Goods, the

Produce
of Canada.

Goods, not the

Produce

of Canada.

Total Exports.

Value.

Value.

Value.

Group I.— Agricultural and Vegetable Pr
Group n.— Agricultural and Vegetable Pro
Group m.— Animals and Animal Produc
Group rV.— Fibres, Teitiles, and Testile
Group v.— Chemicals and Chemical Prod

oducts mainly Foods . .
ducts other than Foods
ts

262,033.526
26.946,216

244,990.826
28,641,666
55,287,963
82,855,193

80,655,420
25.339.368
154.609.613
255.084.015

$

22,828,109
2,894,675
9,364,079
1,834,594
1,328,982
6,179,760

979,712
3,144,217

308,581
3.458,440

S

284.861.935
29.840.891
254 354 905

30 476 260

56 616 945

of

89 034 953

Group vn.— Ores, Metals and Metal Manufactures

other than

81 635 162

Group Vm.— Non-meta
Group IX.— Wood, Wood
Group X.— Miscellaneou

lie Slinerais and Products

Products, Paper and Manufactures

28,483,585
154,918,194

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 18. — ^Abstract of the total Value of Exports by Countries.

Goods

the Produce of

Canada.

Goods not

the Produce of

Canada.

Total Eiports.

Briiish Empire.

United Kingdom

Aden

Australia

Barbados

Bermuda

British East Africa

*' South Africa ,.

" West Africa

" Guiana

" Honduras

" India

" East Indies, other

" West Indies, other

" Oceania, other

" Straits Settlemients

Ceylon

Egj-pt

Fiji Islands

Gibraltar

Hong Kong

Jamaica

Malta

Newfoundland

New Zealand

Trinidad and Tobago

Total, British Empire .

540,750,977

11,612

14,019,629

2,069,17

1,179,025

76, 758

11,992,135

173,515

2,646,

51,808

2,905,426

16,626

1,622,991

13,641

844,244

65,445

924,932

117,962

607,637

995.116

2,379,564

13,423

11,325,235

6,227,892

4,128,850

20.088,139

153,188
26,443
49.256
2,384
5,076

29,260

554

31,085

31,242
687

18,773
348

4,628

56, 174
1,765

588,461
125,505
23.361

MS, 159, 78S

21,236,329

560,839,116

11,612

14,172,817

2,095,620

1,228,251

79.142

11.997,211

173,515

2,675,429

52,. 362

2,936,511

16,626

1,654,233

14,328

863,017

65,793

924,932

122.590

607,637

1.051,290

2,381,329

13.423

11,913.698

6.353.397

4.152,211

626.396.118

Other Countries.
Alaska

300,112

4,603,130

77

950,318

59.622

4,088,534

9,280

2,321,329

2,856,933

14,078

5,035,975

42,039

996,575

10, 145

65,671

53,102

96,103,142

72,815

13,631

12,512

2,299

160,788

16,902

12,808

93,951

709,246

2,158

198,985

27,699

13,181,514

12,245,439

5,643

228,805

3,060

568.943

12,768
389,729

312,880

4,992,859

77

950,318

Bolivia

59,622

Brazil

3,301

4,091.835

9,280

Chili

3,462
152,637

2 324 791

3 009 570

14 078

Cuba

101,325

5,137.300

42.039

996 575

10.145

647

66 318

53 102

France

6,257,711

102,360 853

72,815

13 631

** Guiana ...

12.512

2 299

747

161 535

16 902

596

13 404

93 951

600

709.846

Havti

2 158

Holland

198.985

27 699

Italy

849,210
149,857

14 030 724

12,395,296

5,643

44,328

273,133

3 060

Mexico

4.531

573.474

446

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 18. — ^Abstract of the total value of Exports by Countries — Concluded.

Goods

the Produce of

Canada.

Goods not

the Produce of

Canada.

Total ExporU.

Miquelon and St. Pierre

Morocco

Nicaragua

Norway

Panama

Paraguay

Persia

Peru

Philippines

Porto Rico

Portugal

Portuguese Africa

Russia

Salvador

San Domingo

Serbia

Siam

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

U. S. of Colombia

United States

Uruguay

Venezuela

Virgin Islands of U.S.A

Total, Other Countries

Grand total, merchandise— Eiports

523,488

26,096

16,817

1,149,123

165,700

655

22,802

283,022

68,551

1,071,805

307,446

9,448

6,164,658

23,154

39,663

47,013

66,886

231,095

19,220

7,665

621,023

44,540

454,873,170

332,952

40,441

324

tU,2»4,0i;

1,216. 443.806

50,827

2,635
' 1,229

224,964
'2,'69i

8,756
22,822,489

31,085,15*

574.315

26,096

16,817

1,149,123

168.335

655

22,802

284,251

68,551

1,071,805

367,446

9,448

6,389,622

23,154

41,754

47,013

67,391

231.095

19,220

7,870

621,023

53,296

477,695,659

332.952

40.441

324

C42.3tO.lC7

10 GEORGE V

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

INDEX TO GENERAL STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

Abrasives, artificial, in bulk

Absinthe

Absorbent cotton and cotton wool, etc.

antiseptic

Acetate amyl

Acetone

Acetic acid

Acetylene gas lanterns for gas buoys. . . .

Acids

Acid, acetic

" boracic

" hydro-fluo-silicic

" muriatic

" nitric

" oxalic

" phosphate

" pyroiigneous

" stearic .•

" sulphuric

tan

" tartaric crj'stals

" tungstic and metallic elements for
the manufacture of electric lamps

Acids, other, n.o.p

Aconite, unground

Acorn nuts

Actions, watch

Adding machines

Additional duties ^

Adhesive paste

Admiralty charts

Advertising bUls and folders

" pamphlets, etc

Adzes

Aerated waters

Agate iron or steel hollow-ware

Agricultural implements

" " n.o.p

" " parts of

" " plates for

Air compressors

Air guns and rifles

Alabaster ornaments

Alizarine and artificial alizarine

Album insides, of paper

Albumen, blood and egg

Albumenized paper, photo

Alcohol

Alcoholic liquors, n.o.p

" perfumes

Ale

Alligator leather, dressed, etc

Alkanet, crude, crushed or ground.

Almanacs, advertising

Almonds shelled

Almonds not shelled

Alpaca fabrics

Alpaca hair, washed only

Alpacas, unfinished, etc

Alum in bulk

Alumina

Alumina sulphate of, or alum cake .

General
State-
ment.

202
202
190
22S
190
190
192
192
192
192
192
196
190
192
192
192
192

272
192
124
90
270
240
358
124
314
312
312
248
342
254
236
238
238
222
242
252
336
204
314
202
320
110
114
214
112
144
124
312
78
76
180
176
178
198
256

Aluminum, acetate of

" chloride of

" in ingots, etc

" kitchen ware

leaf

" mfrs. of

" parts of cameras, etc

" tubing

Amaranth

Amber gum

" ornaments

Ambergris

.■Vmmonia, aromatic spirits of

" nitrate of

" sulphate of

Ammunition, n.o.p

Amyl acetate

" alcohol

" alcohol to be denatured

Anatomical preparations

-Anchors

Ancho\-ies

Angles, iron or steel

Angostura bitters

Aniline dyes in pkgs. less than 1 lb

" " bulk, etc

" oil, crude

" salts

Animal oils

" oil, n.o.p

" stearine

Animals for exhibition

" " improvement of stock

" living

" " n.e.s....

Anise and anise star seed

Annatto, liquid or solid

" seeds

Anodes, nickel, zinc, copper, etc

Anodynes, alcoholic

Anthracite coal and dust

Anti-corrosive and anti-fouling paints

Antimonine

Antimony, or regulus of

" salts

Antiseptic surgical dressings

Antiquities, collections of

Anvils

Apparatus, electric

" scientific, for societies

" " for laboratory work

" X-ray

Apparel of subjects dying abroad

Apple trees

Apples, dried

Apples, green

Apricots

Arabic, gum

Archill, extract of

Argols

Army, articles for

General
State-
ment.

448

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

INDEX— PART I

Index to Imports — Continued.

Aromatic spirits of ammonia

Arrowroot

Arsenious oxide

Arsenic, sulphide of

Art, works of, bronze, from Canadian

models

Articles, Canadian, returned

" Anglo-Amerii'an Telegraph Co

" army and navj'

" Consuls General

" eshibit, or competition

I ex-warehoused for excfse pur-
poses

" G o vernor 0 eneral

" ships' stores

Artificial flowers

" feathers, etc. for hats.

" limbs

" teeth, not mounted. . .

Artotypes

.^.raucaria

Asbestos, not crude and manufactures
of

Ash, pot and pearl

Ash, handles of

" white

Asphalt, not solid

Asphaltum or asphalt

oil

Astrachan, hare skins

Astronomical globes

Attachments, binding

Australian gum

Automobiles and parts

Aies

Axle grease ,

Axles, axle parts and bl^ika for ve-
hicles

Axminster carpets

Azaleas

Babbit metal

Bacon

Bacteriological products.

Bagatelle tables or boards

Baggers, threshing machine

Bag pipes

Bags, carpet and tool

" cotton, seamless

" " sewn

" game

" hemp, linen or jute

" paper

" containing cement

" " salt

Bait, fish

Baked beans, canned

Baking powders

Balances

Balata, crude, unmanufactured

Balls, etc., bagatelle and billiard.

General

State-
ment.

268
326
328
328
326
326

.328
326
326
336
336
328
328
312
102

294
192
306
300
282
282
282
140
338
234
98
250
248
284

226

182
102

264
150
328
336
328
238
342
354
162
162
334
170
314
346
346
134
82
212
254

Balls, glass

steel, hardened, for gas buoys. . .

" " for machinery, etc

Balsams, crude drugs

Bamboo reeds, unmanufactured

Bananas

" dried or evaported

Bandages, suspensory

Band iron or steel

" " over 3J c. per lb

Band and bindings, hatters

Bands, brass, instruments for

Bank notes, etc., unsigned

Barbed fencing wire

Barber paper

Barberry gum

Barilla

Barium, peroxide of, for the man-
ufacture of peroxide of hydrogen.
Bark, crude

" hemlock

Barley

" pot and pearl, etc

Barrels. Canadian, returned

" containing petroleum

salt

" empty

Bar iron or steel over 3Jc. lb

" " rolled

Bars, iron or steel, hammered

" lead

" puddled, iron or steel

" railway, iron or steel

" steel tor manufacture of shovels.

Bases for stereotypes

Basins

Baskets

Bath brick

Baths and bath tubs

Battery jars of glass for mfr. of storage

batteries

Batteries, electric and galvanic

Batts and batting, cotton

Bayonets

Baj* rum, alcoholic

Beacons, gas materials for

Bead ornaments

Beams, iron or steel

Beans

" crude drugs

" locust and meal

" Tonquin and Vanilla

" seed from G.B

Bearings, steel balls for

Beaver hats, caps and bonnets

Bed conforters

Bed fasts, steel for

Bed quilts, cotton

Bedsteads, iron tubing for

Beef, fresh :

" salted

Beer, lager and other

Bees

Beeswax

General
State-
ment.

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Imports — Continued.

General
State-
ment.

General

State-
ment.

Beet root sugar, machinery for

Beet seed

Beet syrups, etc

Bells

" for churches

Belting, except rubber, leather and cotton

" cotton

" leather

" of leather

" of rubber

" sprocket or link

Belt pulleys

Belts, cartridge

" n.o.p

Bengalines, unfinished, etc

Bent plate and sheet glass, n.o.p

Berries

" crude drugs

" wild

Bessemer steel wire for mattresses

Bevelled plate glass

Bibles

Bicarbonate of potash

Bicarbonate of soda

Bicycles and parts of

Billets, hickory

" iron or steel, 60 lb. and over

" steel, n.o.p

Billiard tables

Bills, advertising

" of exchange, unsigned

Binder twine

" articles for

Binding attachments

" machines

Bird cages and metal parts

Bird skins

Biscuits

Bismuth, metallic, natural

Bitters or beverages, alcoholic

Bituminous coal and dust

" substances, n.o.p

Blackberries

Blacking, shoe

Blanc file

Blank books

Blanketing and lapping

Blankets, wool

Blast furnace slag

Blasting powder

Blind, books for

Blind, grooved cards for

Blind rollers, window

Blinds, wood, metal, etc

Blocks, building, hollow

" inverted :

" lead

" mosaic flooring

Blocks or sticks, rough, last, etc

Blood albumen

Blooms, iron or steel

Blotting paper

Blouses, cotton

silk

Blowers for smelting

11—29

122
72
232
288
308
192
194
250
302
218
21S
304
312
310
186
330
234
242
268
142
70
264
112
282
286
72
330
198
314
330
180
294
208
308
308
358
3.30
278
278
262
280
302
202
218
314
164
174
244

B

Blown glass tableware

Blueberries, \\'ild

Blueing, laundry

Blue vitriol ■.

Board, scale for cheese boxes

Boards, rough

" sawed

" sawed or split

Boats

" built outside Canada

Bobbinet, cotton, in the web

Boilers

Boiler plate for mfr. of boilers

Boiler tubes

Bolting cloth

Bolts and blanks, iron or steel

" handle, etc

Bonds, etc., unsigned

Bond and leger paper

Bone black

" dice, draughts, chessmen

" dust, charred ash

" pitch, crude

Boneless fish

Bones, crude

Bonnets

Bonnet shapes and crowna.

Bookbinders' cloth

" machines

Books

" for deaf, dumb and blind

" donations of

" industrial

" ' for libraries and text books, etc. .

" languages other than English,
and French

" printed

" " by any govt., etc

" " over 12 years

Boots, leather

" rubber

" shoes and slippers, except rubber
and leather

" and shoes, twisted wire for

Boot, shoe and stay laces

Botanical specimens

Bottles, glass

Boracic acid

Borax r

Borders of paper

Borers, black diamonds for, and bort. .

Bort

Bowls, steel, for cream separators

Box cars

Boxes, knocked down of paper

Boxed papers

Boxes, cart or wagon

" fancy

Boxwood

Braces, and finished parts of

Brads

Braiding, machinery for

Braids

" and plaits of chip, etc., for hats

" hair

450

CUSTOM ti UKI'ORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Index to Imports — Continued.

Bran

Brandy and imitations of

Brass and manufactures of

" band instruments

" in blocks, ingots or pigs

"* bars or rods

" caps tor electric batteries

" cups for cartridges

•' manufactures, not made in Canada

for ships

" manufactures, n.o.p

" nails, tacks, etc

" old and scrap

" parts of cameras, etc

" pumps

" strips, sheets or plates

" trimmings for bedsteads

" trimmings and cased rods for car-
riage rails

" tubing

" wire, plain

" wire cloth

Brazil nuts

Breadstufis. n.o.p

Bricks, and tiles

Bridges, parts and sections of, iron or steel

Brilliants, cotton

Brimstone, crutje, roll or fiour

Briquette making machines

Bristles

" n.o.p

Britannia metal manufactures of

" " in pigs, bars, or blocks

British gi:ra

Brocade powders

Broom corn

Bromine

Bromides, crude

Bronze, phosphor

" powders

" tobin in bars or rods for gas buoys
" works of art, from Canadian

models

Brooms

Bro«Ti earthen and stone ware

Brushes

Brussels carpet

Buckle clasps, steel for

Buckles, not jewellery

Buckram for hat shapes

Buckthorn strip fencing

Buckwheat

Buckwheat fiour or meal

Building blocks, hollow

" brick

" plans

Building stone

" t iles. fireproof

Builders' hardware

Buggies

Bulbs

" crude drugs

" for mfr. of incandescent lamps. . .
Bullets, lead .■

General
State-
ment.

112
258
342
258
258
258
258

228
258
272
258
268
258
258
230

230
258
258
258
76
72
278
226
160
200
244
146
120
264
264
98
210
120
19S
198
272
210
228

268
332
280
332
182
222
268
168
234
66
66
278
278
312
290
278
252
354
102
122

B

Bullion or gold fringe

Buntings, unfinished, etc

Buojs. gas. material for

Burgundy pitch

Burners, gas. etc

" incandescent

Burrs, brass, copper

Burr stones, in blocks, rough

Bushes

Butter

Butter, Shea

Button blanks, shell, rough

Buttons, all kinds, n.o.p., recognition and

cufT

Buttons, covered, metal parts tor

" mohair cloth lastings for

" shoe, papier maehc

" *' n.o.p

" of vegetable ivorj-

Butts, iron or steel

Cabinet organs

f Cabinetmakers' hardware

Cables, wire

covered

Cages, bird, etc., and metal parts

Cake oil. cotton seed and palm

Calendars, advertising

Calfskins

Calico printing, iron liquor for

" " red liquor for

Calumba. unground ^ .

Cambric cloths, cotton

Camel's hair, washed only

Cameras, brass and aluminum parts

len.ses and shutters for mfr. of . .

Camphor, gum

Camwood and extract of

Canadian articles returned

Canada plates

Canary seed

Candied peel and popcorn, fruit and nuts .

Candles

Candy, sugar

Cane, split^etc

" unmanufactured

Canes, walking

Cannas

Canned fruit

" meats, poultry and game

" vegetables

Cannister powder

Cannon powder

Cannons

Cantdogs

Canoes

C'anvas, for sails

Canvas, jute, uncoloured

Caoutchouc, crude

Cap shapes

Caps, brass, for electric batteries

General
State-
ment.

CVSTOMS REPORT

451

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Imports — Continued.

c

Caps, fur, etc

" percussion

" for wljips

Capes, fur

Caraway seed

Carbolic or heavy oil

Carbon bisulphide

" black

" dioxide, or carbonic acid gas

Carbons, electric

" over 3 in

Carborundum wheels

Carboys, glass

Cardamon seed

Cardboard

Card cases

Card clothing, machine »

Carding, machinery for

Cards for plaj'ing

" grooved, tor the blind

Carnation seedling stock

Carpet bags

" linings

" sweepers

< r.rpets, cork •. . .

n.o.p

" woollen

Carpeting, cocoa

" hemp or jute

" straw

("^arriaje hardware

" mats

oil cloth

" rails, tubing and trimmings for.. .

I iirriagQs and vehicles

" children's

parts of

Carrot seed

Car wheel tires, steel, rough

Cars, motor for railway, etc

Cars, railway, and parts

Cartridge belts

" cases

Cartridges

" brass cups for

Cart skeins or boxes

Carts, pleasure

Cassava flour....,

Casein

Cases, clock .-

" jewellery, etc

" musical instruments

" ornamental

" pipe and cigar, etc

" watch

Cashmere, for hat covers and under brims

Cashmeres, unfinished, etc.-

Cash registers

Casings, sausage

" " not cleaned

Caskets and cofhns and metal parts

General

vState-
ment.

332
332

294
286

no

316
348
340
242
310
308
102
354
184
240
188
162
182
184
168
120
252
340
188
230
354
356
356
108
218
250
250
334
332
332
258
228
3.54
68
148
270
336
348
336
352
270
324
178
242
156
156
304

Casimeres, wools ".

Casters, furniture, steel for

Castile soap

Cast iron pipes

Cast scrap iron

Casts as models

Castings, iron or steel, n.o.p

" ■ malleable iron, for agricultural

implements

Castor oil

Catalogues, advertising

Catgut, unmanufactured

Catsups

Cattle horned

" for improvement of stock

" neat

Cedar; red '

" Spanish

" " veneers of

Celluloid balls and cylinders, moulded.

" for knife and fork handles

" lamp shade and comb blanks

" manufactures of, n.o.p

*' in the rough

" in sheets, lumps, etc

Celluloids, and matrices for

" newspaper and book

Cement

" making machines

" manufactures of

" rubber

Centres, rawhide for whips

Cereal foods, prepared

Cerium nitrate for manufacturing gas

mantles

Chains, cable, for ships

" hair

" coil, iron or steel

" n.o.p

" malleable sprockets

Chalk stone ^ . .

Chalk, prepared

Champagne

Chamois skins, dressed, etc

Chandeliers

Channels, iron or steel

Chaplets for n'lfr. of stoves

Charcoal

Charts

" Admiralty

Chatelaine bag^, frames, etc., for

Chases, printing

Cheese

Cheese boxes, scale boards for

Chemical preparations

Chemicals

Chemicals, all other, n.o.p

Cheques, unsigned

Cherries

Cherry trees

" wood

11— 29i

CUSTVil;^ REPORT

Index to Imports — Continued.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

' mounting .

Chessmen, ivory or bone

Chestnut

Chicle gum, crude

Chicory

Children's carriages and sleds

Chilled rolls, iron or steel

Chimneys linings, vents and tops

Chimneys, lamp, glass

China clay

" goat plates or rugs

" stone

" ware

Chinawarc for silv
Chinawood oil. . . .

Chip hats, etc

'* hoods, unfinished

" plaits

Chipped glass

Chloralum

Chloriiie of lime

Chloride

Chloroform

Chocolate paste or liquor, not sweet

" " sweet

" preparations in powder

" n.o.p

Chrome steel

Chromos

" advertising

Chronometers for ships

Church vestments

Churns, earthen

" wood

Cider

Cigar and cigarette holders, etc

Cigars

Cigarettes

Cigarette paper

Citron rinds in brine

Clapboards, pine and spruce

Clasps for purses, chatelaines, etc

" not being jewellery

Clay crucibles

" manufactures of

Clays ;;

Cleavers

Cliff stone

Cloaks, fur

Clock springs ]

Clock springs steel for

Clocks, keys and movements

Closets

Cloth, coated or si^ied for manufacture
of sensitized blue or black
print cloth

" felt

" oiled

" window shade, in the piece

Cloths, wool

Clothes lines, wire

" wringers

Clothing card, machine

Clothing, cotton

" donations of

" horse

General
State-
ment.

SS
218
."12
312
268
18j
280
304

84
352
122
122
316

82
302
252
268
294
278
278
24S
290
142
226
222
270 \
252

185
178
188
190
178
232
240
340
166
334
170

Articles.

Clothing linen

" rubber or waterproof.

" wool

Clover seed

Coach screws

Coal, anthracite and dust

" bituminous and dust

cutters, percussion

handling machines

" oil

" " or other fixtures

" pitch

" tar dyes

" tar prude

" " base or salt for mfr. coal tar

dyes

Coated papers

" tape and textile

Coatings, wool

Coat linings, unfinished, etc

Coats, fur

Cobalt ore

Cobalt, oxides of

Cocaine. .-.

Cochineal

Cocoa beans, not roasted, etc

" butter

" carpeting, etc

" nuts

" paste or liquor, not sweet

" •' sweet

" preparations in powder

" " n.o.p

" shells and nibs

Cocoanut, desiccated

" oil, n.o.p

Cocoanut, oil, for mfr. of soap

Cocoanuts, imported direct

Cocoboral

Codfish ,...■;

Cod liver oil

Coffee

" condensed with milk

Coffins and metal parts

Coil chain

Coins, cabinets of

Coin, silver, foreign

Coir and coir yams '

Coke ;;■;

" ground, for ejectric batteries

Collar and cuff buttons

Collars of cotton, etc

" gas, etc

" lace

Collodion, for photographers use

Cologne, alcoholic •

Coloured glass in sheets

Colours

" dry

" ground in spirits ,

" metallic

Columns, iron or steel

Comb blanks, celluloid

General
State-
ment.

170
106
174
180
lOS
246
282
282
242
244
284
270
282
204

204
32C
188
178
178
142
264
210
202
204
8S
100
184
78
88
88
90

80
100
100

78
300
130
136

90

90
304
238
332
262
184
282
282
324
186
270
160
204
214
288
210
212
212
210
226
212

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Imports^ — Continued.

Combs

Comforters, bed

Common colourless window glass

Common or laundry soap

Communion sets >.

Compasses for ships

Competition, articles for

Composition, knife and other

'■ metal for jewellery, etc. .

" nails and spikes

" ornaments

Compressors, air

Concrete mixing machines

Condensed milk

" mince meat

Cones, paper, for winding yarn

Confectionery

Consuls General, articles for

Copal gum

Copper and manufactures of

" anodes

" in bars or rods

" manufactures of, n.o.p

" old. scrap

" oxides of

" precipitate of crude

" pigs, ingots or blocks

" rollers for calico printing

" shells, stereotypes, etc

" strips, sheets or plates

" sub-acetate of, dry

" sulphate of

" tubing

Copperas.

Cordage

" machinery not made in Canada

Cordials

Cordovan leather, dressed, etc

Cords, fancy

" hair

*' uncoloured cotton

Coriander seed

Cork matting and carpets

" wood unmanufactured

" corkwood or bark, manufactures of
Corks, over f-inch in diameter

" f-inch and less in diameter

Corms

Corn, broom

" canned

" cracked, evaporated or dried

" Indian, for distillation

" " not for distillation

" meal

" starch

" SJTUP

Cornice poles, ^"indow

Cornice and belted rolls

Cornwall stone

Corrugated sheets, iron or steel

" tubes for marine boilers

Corset clasps, busks, etc

" eyelets

Corset and crinoline wire, wire for

General

State-
ment.

334
180
286
208
334
268
326
350
264
246
336
242
244
148
82
320

260
260
258
210
198
258
260
272
260
200
200
260
200
186
242
112
144
.336
146
160
110
188
296
298
298
298
102
120

General

State-
ment.

Corset, steels, steel for

Corsets

Costumes, theatrical

Cottolene

Cotton, manufactures of

n.o.p

" and cotton wool, absorbent

" cordage

" duck for hose pipe

" fabrics ^

rags

" seed cake and meal

" " oil, crude for refining

no.p.

" " " canning fish

" thread for incandescent gas

mantles

" waste, machined

" wool or raw cotton

" yarn , No. 40 and finer

" " for shoe laces

" warps

Counterpanes, linen

Coutilles, cotton, for corsets

Covered buttons, metal parts for manu-
facture of

" wire

Covers and cases, gun and pistol

Cranberries

Cranes

Crapes, black

Cream coloured earthenware

" and milk fresh

" separators and steel bowls for

" separators, articles for mfg

" sizing

" of tartar

Creosoted boards, etc

, " timber

Crepe paper

Crochet cotton thread

Crocks, earthen

Crop ends, iron or steel (scrap)

Crossings for railways

Crowbars

Crucibles, clay, plumbago or sand

" platinum

Crucible sheet steel for knives

" cast steel wire

Crushers, grain

" ore and rock '. .

Cryolite

Crystal glass tableware.

Cubic nitre

Cudbear, extract of

Cues, tips, etc., bagatelle and billiard

Cuff buttons

Cuffs

Cultivators

Cultures, ferment

Cumin seeds

Cups, brass, for cartridges

Curled or dyed hair

Curling stones and handles

CUSTOilf^ REPORT

IxDEX TO Imports — Coiitinued.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Articles.

General
State-
ment.

Articles.

General

State-
ment.

C

102
76

74
252
304
164

8S
206
102
286
246
122
250
336
356
236
242
202
202
252
342

102
358

98
160
168
166

76

308
302
312
• 286
2-30
152
280
•286
246
352
244
336

9i

352
242

296
294
160
16S
138
236
236
214
330
288
214
178
126
300
338
334

D

334

Currv combs

254

Curtains

228

Cutch

310

278

tiles . . .

"""S

164

" cases for

silk

174

Cutters

180

" fodder and feed

31'

356

Cyanogen >

330

Drcs6 goods, women's, etc., unfinished....

330

188

D

150

24''

234

242

l*?*)

" dyes, chemicals, n.o-p

" linen ' . ..

212

288

Dates

283

Deaf, dumb and blind, books and

210

210

Deals

212

-188

Decanters, glass

138

260

Degras..

358

35S

206

Dental engines, electric ."

200

" instruments

206

Derricks

Dyes . ...

204

" all other, n.o.p

'16

204

Diagrams of natural history

204

260

Diamonds, black, for borers, and

E

280

" fittings for drain pipes

" mfrs. of. n.o.p

278

280

Dipping preparation liquid

352

Discs or mills for rollers

274

" glass, for optical instruments

300

Disinfecting preparatipns

236

Doeskins, wool

322

Dogs, improvement of stock

350

322

Dolls

154

Donations, charitable

136

CVSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Imports — Continued.

Egg yolk and albumen

Elastic

" webbing for artificial limbs.
Electric apparatus and batteries

" carbons

" batteries, brass caps for

" light fixtures

" motors, etc

" shovels

Electrodes, carbon

Electro-plated ware

Electrotypes and matrices for

Electrotypes, newspaper and book.

Elemy gum

Elixirs, alcoholic

Embossing machines

Embroideries, cotton, white

" linen

" n.o.p

Embroidery silk

Emery, in bulk

" paper and cloth

" wheels and mfrs. of emery. .
Enamelled carriage oil cloth

" iron or steel ware

" leather

Enamel sizing

Engines

Engines portable

" traction, for farm purposes

Engraved plates and engravers' plates.

Engravings

Entomological specimens

Envelopes

Esparto grass

Essences, alcoholic

Essential oil

Ethereal fruit essences

Ether, nitrous

" sulphuric

Ethyl alcohol

" " to be denatured

Exhibition, articles for

Explosives

" glycerine for

Express parcels

Extracts, alcoholic

" of archill and cudbear.

" camwood and sumac

" of meats

Extract of indigo

" logwood, fustic, etc

" malt

" of saffron and safiHower

Eye bar blanks flat — iron or steel

Eye glasses

Eye glass frames and metal parts

Eyelets and eyelet hooks, metal

Fabrics, cotton

" coloured.

General

State-
ment.

202
106
328
268
332
258
266
266
246
332
260
272
272

98
114
242
160
168
160
172
294
294
294
188
288
254
144

98
240
234
234
348
312
332
310
120
114
100
114
114
200
112
110
326
208
202
348
114
206
204
150
206

206
220
286
352
272

General

State-
ment.

Fabrics, uncoloured scrims, etc

" flax, bleached

" " printed, dyed or coloured. .

" " unbleached

" silk, n.o.p

" and mfrs., wool, n.o.p

Facings, foundry

Fancy boxes, cases, etc

" feathers

" goods

Fanning mills

Fans '

Farm rollers

Farm wagons

Farina

Fashion plates

Fasteners, glove and shoe lace

" for purses, etc

Feathers, artificial, for hats

" bed and other, n.o.p

" fancy

Featherbone

Feed cutters

Felspar

Felloes, hickory or oak

Felt, adhesive

" cloth

" hats, caps and bonnets

" pressed

Fence posts

Fencing foils and masks

Fencing, wire

" " barbed

Fennel and fenugreek seed

Ferns

Ferro-manganese

Ferro-silicon

Fertilizers, manufactured

" phosphate rock

" unmanufactured

Ferment cultures for butter-making

Fibre, flax and flax tow

" indurated, etc

" Mexican, istle or tampico

" vegetable, n.o.p

Fibrilla

Field rollers

Figs

Figured glass

" window glass

Files

Fillers (paints)

" (liquid)

Fillets of cotton and rubber, for card

clothinE

Films, photographic

" cinematograph or moving pictures.. .

Firearms, other

Fire brick

" magnesite

Fire clay

Firecrackers

Fire engines

" extinguishing machines and sprinklers

456

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Index to Imports — Continued.

Fireproofs (paints)

Fireworks

Fisheries, hooks for.

" lines, nets, etc., tor

" other articles, produce of, n.o.p

Fishing bait, hooks, etc., sportsmen's

Fishing rods

Fish

and fish eggs for propagation

" anchovies and sardines

" bait

" canning, cotton seed oil for

" cod, haddock, ling, pollock

" fresh or dried in barrels

" halibut

" herrings

" lobsters

" mackerel

" nets, sportsmen's

" offal or refuse and skins

" oil cod-liver

" " whale and spermaceti

" " other, n.o.p .'

" olive oil for canning

" oysters

" prepared or preserved

" preserved in oil, n.o.p

" salmon

" sea, other

" skins, taxidermic

" smoked and boneless ; . . . .

" all other, not in brls

" " pickled, in brls

Fish-plates, railway

Fittings for pipe, iron

" earthenware

Fixtures or parts of, gas, etc

Flagstones

Flannels

Flasks, glass

Flat cars

" eye bar blanks

Flavouring powders

Flax fabrics

" fibre and tow

" machinery not made in Canada.

" hemp and jute

" mfrs. of, n.o.p

" seed

" oil

Flint, and ground flint

" paper

Flooring, mosaic, tiles or blocks for. .

Floor oil cloth

Florist stock

Floss silk

Flour, buckwheat

" cassava

" damaged

" malt

" rice and sago

" rye

" tapioca

General

State-
ment

212
"208
252
186
13S
3.52
3.3S
130
136

General
State-
ment.

F

Flour, wheat 68

Flower or French odours 214

Flowers, artificial, for hats 336

cut 102

" crude drugs 122

Flues for marine boilers 230

Fluid beef, not medicated 150

Fluorspar 290

Fly books 348

" hooks 3.52

Fodder or feed cutters 236

Foils, fencing 24S

Folders, advertising 312

Folding machines 242

Foliae digitalis, unground 124

Foods, cereal, prepared 70

Foots 124

Forgings, iron or steel 218

Forks, pronged 236

steel, n.o.p 248

Fossils 338

Foundry facings 296

Fowls, domestic, pure bred 126

Frames, picture and photograph 348

" for purses, chatelaines, etc 252

" spectacle and eye-glass 352

Free articles, other 358

Freight rates 312

" wagons 356

French or flower odours 214

" mustard , liquid 96

Fresh meats, other 150

Fringe, bullion or gold 260

Fringes 336

Frogs for railways 226

Fruit, artificial for hats 336

" essences, alcoholic 114

" green ' 72

" juices 84

" trees, other seedling, for grafting 104

" candied 88

" canned 82

" crude, drugs 122

" dried 76

" " all other, n.o.p 76

" green -r 74

" " all other, n.o.p 74

" plants, n.o.p 104

" preserved in spirits 80

Fuller's earth, in bulk 274

Furniture 306

" springs 226

Fur skins, dressed 142

Fur skins, not dressed 140

" " " produce of marine

animals i40

Furs, hatters' 142

" and manufactures of 142

Fuses 208

Fusil oil 112

Fustic, extract of 206

" ground 206

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Imports — Continued.

General
State-
ment.

Galleries, gas, etc

Galvanic batteries

Galvanized iron or steel sheets

" wire, 9, 12 and 13 gauge.. .

Gambler

Game bags

" canned

" n.o.p

" tables or boards

Gannister

Garments, outside, women's, etc

Gas burners, incandescent

" buoys and beacons, automatic, mate-
rial for

" fixtures

" lanterns, acetylene, for gas buoyB .

" mantles

" meters

" oils

Gasoline and gas engines

" under • 725 spec, gravity

Gauzes, etc., antiseptic

Gedda gum

Gelatine

Generators, electric

Gentian, unground

Geographical globes

German and other mineral potash salts

" silver, manufactures of

" " bars, rods, etc

" " in ingots and blocks...

Giant powder ". .

Gilders' whiting

Gilt ware

Gin

Ginger

" ale

" preserved

" wines

Ginseng, unground

Girders, iron or steel

Gladiolus

Glass, and manufactures of

for dry plates

and manufactures, n.o.p

iron sand, etc., for polishing

jars for manufacture 'of storage

batteries ,

moulds, of metal

paper

plates or discs for optical instru-
ments

in sheets

tubing, for mfr. of incandescent

lamps, etc

Glass, table ware

Glassware for laboratory work

Glauber salts

Globes, geographical, etc

" glass

Globules, iron, for polishing glass

Glove fasteners, metal

" leathers

Gloves

Glucose sugar or syrup

228
270
228
270
270
282
240
284

286
283
350
19S
338
288
33S
272
1«
14S

Glue

Glycerine

" for explosives

Goats, improvement of stock

Goat hair, washed only

" skins

Gold-beaters' moulds and skins

Gold anodes

" fringe

" leaf

" liquid paint

" manufactures of, n.o.p

" mining appliances

" sweepings

Gongs

Gooseberries

Gooseberrj' bushes

Governor General, articles for

Gafting, seedling stock for

" other stock tor, n.o.p

Grains, crude drugs

" artificial, for hats

Grain crushers

" flour or meal, damaged

" and products of

" molasses

Gramaphones and records

Granite

" iron sand, etc., for polishing.

" iron or steel hollow-ware

" manufactures of

Grapes

Grape fruit

" sugar

" vines

Graphophones and records

Grass, Esparto, Spanish and other . . .

" hats, etc.;

" hoods, unfinished

" manila

" plaits or braids

Gravels

Grease, axle

Grease, degras, etc

" rough, for soap

Grindstones

Ground paints, n.o.p

Guano and animal manures

Guavas

Gum, amber, arable, etc

Gum, British

" camphor

" opium, crude

" other, n.o.p

Gum, sweetened

" and gum resins, crude drugs

Gumwood

Gun blocks, rough

" cartridges

" covers and cases

Gunpowder and explosives

Guns and air guns

Gun wads

Gut. cat and worm, unmanufactured ..
Gutta-percha and India rubber

458

CrSTOMS IIKPORT

Index to Imports — Continued.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Gutta-percha for the manufacture of

music rolls

Gut ta-peroha waste

Gypsum

" crude

Haddock

Hair; braids, chains, cords

of camel, alpaca, etc., washed

only

" cloth '

" curled oi dyed

Hair, horse

" manufactures of, other

" mattresses

;; oil '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.

unmanufactured

" washes, alcoholic

Halibut ""

Hammers ' ' " "

Hammocks

Hams

Hand carts

Hand made carpets ] '

Handkerchiefs, cotton

" linen

sUk

Handle bolts

Handles, ash '. .

" hickory

" cutlery, celluloid for

" shovel - ]

" umbrella, etc ]

Hangings of wall paper and borders.

Hardware ' '

Harness dressing ' * ' ' *

Harness, leather

" of leather. . ■. '_

Hamessmakers' hardware

Harness soap ]

Harrows

Harv-csters

Hat boxes

_*' shapes and crowns

Hatchets

Hats, caps and bonnets

" fur .■.■.'.■.■.■."■

Hatters' bands, bindings, etc ....... ...

" furs

Hay

knivc

loaders.

presses.

rakes.

tedders.

Headlights

Heads, flanged and dished'forgas'

buoys..
Heads

Heads, leather or rubber, for whips

Heading bolts, n.o.p

Hearth mats and rugs

General
State-
ment.

130

110

176
146
146
146
148
340
214
146
214
130
248
ISO
l.iO

164
170
174
304
306
306
212
306
354
320
252
330
144

236
236
354
324
248
324
142
324

22S
356
304

184

H

Heirlooms, left by bequest

Hemlock bark ^ '

Hemp bags or sacks . .

carpeting, matting, rugs. . .

" other mfrs. of

" rags

" seed

dressed or undressed

" yarn

Henriettas, unfinished, etc '.

Herbs, crude drugs

Herrings

Hickory

" billets

" felloes

" handles of

" for spokes of wheels

Hides, raw

Hinge tubes for mfr. of stoves

Hinges, iron or steel

T and strap, iron or steel.
Hoes

Hollands, tailors', of linen

Hollow blocks for artificial limbs

Hollow-ware, iron or steel

Hominy [ '

Homo steel wire for mattresses

Honey

Hoods, unfinished

Hoofs, unmanufactured

Hooks for fisheries

" fishing, sportsmen's

" reaping

Hoop iron or steel

" iron or steel, over 35c. per ib

" iron or steel, No. 14 gauge

Hops

Horn, horn strips and tips

Horse boots

" clothing, jute

" hair '.'.'.' [

powers for farm purposes

■ " rakes

" shoes

Horses

" for exhibition

improvement of stock

Hose, duck for

" rubber

Hub blocks

Hydrated oxide of ethyl

Hydraulic cement

Hydro-fluo-silicic acid ]

Hydrogen, percxide of, solutions

Hymn books

Hypo-chlorite of lime

Hj-po-sulphite of soda for tanning leather

Ice

Ice creepers, steel for

Iceland and other mosses.,
Illuminating oils

' General
State-
ment.

322
298
170
168
170
190

no

166
166
178
122

130

300

302

302

306

302

142

228

232

232

236

128

168

328

256
66

232

154

124

138

252

352

238 ■

220
222
220

94

138
146
170
146
236
236
252
128
126
128
188
106
302
112
276
192
200
308
198
196

33 S
222
124
234

CVSTOllS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Imports — Continued.

j General

State-

rment.

I

Illustrated advertising matter

Implements, agricultural

n.o.p

" " parts of...

Incandescent gas burners

" lamp bulbs for mfrs. of incan-
descent lamps

Indian com for distillation

" " not for distillation. . . ,

" or corn meal .-

India rubber, manufactures of

" " unmanufactured

Indigo paste and extract

Indurated fibre

Ingot moulds

Ingots, iron, steel and cogged

Ingrain cariKts, two and three ply

Ink

shoe

Insects, crude drugs

Insoles, leather

" not leather

Instruments, musical

" optical, etc

" surgical and dental

" telegraph and telephone..

Insulators, electric

intersections for railwaj-s

Iodine, crude

Ipecacuanha, unground

Iris, unground

Iron, acetate and nitrate of

Iron and steel and manufactures of

Iron, agricultural implements

" bars, hammered

" rolled

" cast. scrap

" forgings

" in pigs

" ore

" pipe, cast

" russia ^.

" sheets, coated

" " flat galvanized

" tubing for bedsteads

" " for carriage rails

" or steel angles, etc

" " bands, strips, or sheets, No.
14 gauge, for the manufac

ture of saddlery, etc

bars, etc., over SJc. per lb

barbed fencing wire

beams

beams, etc., for ships

billets

bridges or parts

castings, n.o.p

hoop, band, etc

ingots, blooms, etc

manufactures of, n.o.p

mfrs. not made in Canada, for

ships

masts or parts of

naU rods

nuts, washers, etc. . .-.

312
236
238
238
270

286
66
66
66
106
104
205
303
272
218
182
216
330
122
144
324
342
344
352
268
268
226
200
124
124
206
216
218
21S
220
2i8
218
216
216
230
224
224
224
230
230
224

222
222
234
224
224
218
226
213
220
218
256

228
224
220
243

Iron or steel pipe and lock joint pipe. . .

" pipe fittings

" plate for mfr. of boilers. .

" plates or sheets

" rails and bars

" rods for the manufacture of

chains

" rolled round wire rods

" rolls, chilled

" scrap, wrought

" sheets, corrugated

" " galvanized

" skelp for mfr. of iron or steel

pipe

" skelp, n.o.p

" skelp for the manufacture of

tubes

" structural works, columns,

shapes, sections

" tubes and flanged heads for

gas buoys

" tubing

wire, n.o.p

" " galv. 9-12-13-gauge .

" " covered

" " woven, etc

Iron liquor

Irons, sad, etc

Iron sand or globules or shot, etc

" stoneware

" sulphate

Isinglass

Istle fibre

Italian cloths, unfinished, etc

" linings

Ivories, piano keys

Ivory black

" dice, draughts, chessmen

" manufactures of, n.o.p

" nut, vegetable

f unmanufactured

" vaccine points

Jack knives

Jacquards, unfinished.

Jalap, unground

Jams.

Japanned leather,
tinware.
Japan and japan driers, n.o.p.
Jars, glass.

Jeans, cotton, for corsets.
Jellies.

Jelly powders

Jewellery

" cases for

" composition metal for.

Juices, lime and fruit

Juices, lime crude

June buds

Junk, old

Jute bags and sacks

460

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920,

IxDEx TO Imports — Continued.

Jute carpeting, matting, rugs

" cloth

" cloth as taken from the loom .

" canvas

" and jute butts

" manufactures of, n.o.p

" rags

" yarn

Kainite

Kangaroo leather, dressed, etc.

Kartavert

Kaurie gum

Kelp.

Kentledge

Kerosene oil

Keys, clock and watch

Kid skins

Kitchen hollow-ware

Ivnife and other polish

Knitted goods

" " wool, n.o.p

Knitting, machinery for

Knitting, yarn, cotton

Knife blades or blatiks, etc., in the rough,

not handled, etc

Ejiives, edging

'■ hay or straw

" mowers and reapers, steel for

" pocket

" steel, n.o.p

Kodaks, brass and aluminum parts

Krj'olite

Labels

" woven, silk spun for '.

Lac, crude, seed, etc.

Lace, white, etc., cotton

" " " linen '

Laces, boot, shoe and stay

" and lace collars, net, etc

" shoe and corset, tagging metal for

" shoe, cotton«yam for

Lacquers, n.o.p

" spirit

Lactate (antimonine)

Lag screws

Lager beer

Lamb, fresh

" skins

Lampblack

Lamp chimneys, glass

" shade blanks, celluloid

" springs

Lampwick cotton

Lamps

Land sides

Lanterns

" acetylene gas, for gas buoys .
" magic and slides

General

State-
ment.

168
168
168
168
16S
170
190
166

194
144
308
98
120
216
284
270
142
255
330
188
ISO
242
156

228
236
236
222
248
248
268
256

Lard and lard compound

" oil

Lashes, whip

Last blocks, rough

Lasting, mohair, for buttons

Lasts of wood

Laths

Launches, pleasure

Laundry blueing

" soap

" tubs

Lava, or other tips

Lavatories

Lavender waters, alcoholic

Lawn mowers

" tennis nets

Lawns, cotton

Lead and manufactures of

" manufactures of, n.o.p

" nitrate and acetate of

" pencils

" red, dry

" tea

" white, dry

Lead, white, ground in oil

Leather board, leathgroid and manufac-
tures

grease and degras for dressing

" and manufactures of

" manufactures of, n.o.p

" and skins, all other, n.o.p

Leaves, artificial, for hats

" crude drugs

Ledger and Bond paper

Leeches

Leghorn hoods, unfinished

Lemon rinds in brine

Lemons

Lenos, cotton

Lenses, eye-glass /

" and shutters for manufacture of
cameras

" silvered for automobile lamps

Letters for signs

Life boats and life-saving apparatus. . .

Lile-sa\-ing appliances for miners

Ligatures, catgut for

Lignum vit*e

Lilacs, pot grown

Limbs, artificial

Lime

" juice

" juice crude

" sulphate of, crude

Limes

Linen bags or sacks

" clothing

" damask, etc

" duck for hose pipe

" machinery, not made in Canada

" shirts

" tape

" thread

General
State-
ment.

CVSrOilS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Imports — Continued.

Linen yarn for manfr. of towels

Lines tor fisheries

Ling

Linings, carpet

" chimney

Link, belting

Links, chain

Linoleum .'

Linseed oil

" oil cake and meal

Lint, etc., antiseptic

Liqueurs

Liquid paint, n.o.p

" soap

Liquorice

" root, unground

Liquors, alcoholic, n.o.p

Litharge

Lithographed and advertising matter.
Lithographic presses and type making

accessories for

Lithographic stones, not engraved

Litmus and lichens

Loaders, hay

Loading tools

Lobsters

Lock joint pipe

Locks

Locomotive wheel tires, steel, rough. .

Locomotives for railways

Locust beans and meal

Logs

Logwood, extract of

" ground

Loops, or other forms, iron or steel

Lotions, alcoholic

Lubricating oil

Lumber

" other.

Lustres

M

Macaroni

Mace

Machine card clothing

Machine, threshing outfits

Machinerj'

" all other, n.o.p

" of dredges for allu%'ial gold
raining

" beet root sugar

" for carding, spinning, etc...

" linen, not made in Canada. .

" mining, etc

" smelting and refining

" steel balls for

" well drilling

Machines, adding

" binding and folding

" briquette making

" cement making

" coal handling

" concrete mixing

" fixe extinguishing

General

State-
ment.

166
252
130
184
278
238
238
188
100
124
188
112
210

124
114
210
312

242
292
124
236
334
134
230
254
218
240
124

340
240
244
246

244
242
242
242
244
244
226
242
240
242
244
244
244
244
252

M

Machines, moving picture

" mowing

" nailing, twisted wire for

" paper and pulp mill

" portable, all other and parts.

" rolling mill

" saw-mill

" sewing and parts. .■

" , sewing, attachments for

" strength testing

" traction ditching, not over
S3, 000 each

" typecasting and setting

" typew-riting

" washing, domestic

Mackerel

Magazines

Magic lanterns and slides

Magnesia

Magnesite

Mahogany

" veneers of

Malleable iron castings for agricultural
implements

" sprocket chain

Malt

extract of

" flour

Manganese, oxide of

Mangoes

Mangold seed

Manicure and toilet sets

Manila grass

" hoods, unfinished

" plaits or braids

" rope for lobster traps.

Mantles, gas

Mantle stocking for gas light. .
Manure spreaders

" animal

Maple sugar and sjTup

Maps

" manuscript and insurance

Maps and charts for the blind

Marble, and manufactures of

Marine boilers, corrugated tubes for

Masks, fencing

Mastic gum

Masts, iron or steel, or parts of ^.

Matches of wood

Materials ex-warehoused for construction

of vessels

Material, ship building admitted tempo

rarily and exported

Matrices for stereotypes, etc

Matrix paper

Mathematical instruments

Mats and matting, cocoa

" hemp or jute

" rubber

" straw.

door or carriage

and rugs, wool

Matting, cork

General
State-
ment.

462

CUSTOMS REI*ORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Index to Imports — Continued.

M

Mattocks and eyes or poles for

Mattresses

" steel wire for

Meal, buckwheat

" damaged

" Indian or corn

" locust bean

" oil cake, cotton seed and palm.. .

" rice

Meats

" canned

" dried, smoked, or preserved

" extracts of

" other

Medals, collections of

" of gold, silver, etc

Medicinal preparations

" roots

" or medicated wines

Medicines

" alcoholic

Melado

Melons

Memorial window glass

Menageries

Mescal '.

Metal composition for jewellery, etc

" n.o.p., and manufactures of

" parts for mfr. of covered buttons

" plated, for watch cases, etc

" type

" tagging

" yellow

Metals

" reducing, cyanogen for

" tips, studs, and eyes for corset

clasps

Metallic elements and tungstic acid im-
ported for the manufacture of electric

lamps

Meters, gas

Methyl alcohol, or methylated spirits.

Mexican fibre

Mexican saddle trees

Mica schist

Microscopes over S50

Milk, condensed .' .

" and cream, fresh

" food

Mill board

" feed

Millet seed

Milling cutters, steel blanks for

Mills, fanning

" saw and planing, portable

" stamp

Mince meat, condensed

Mineralogical specimens. .>

Mineral oils

General

State-
ment.

Minerals.

substances, n.o.p

waters

" not in bottles,
wai

124
124
68
148
150
150
150
150
332
272
214
124
114
214
114

340
112
264
256
228
264
274
266
266
256
202

272
270
112
184
306
290
352
148
148

72
314

63

no

222
236
246
242
82
332
282
208
296
342
340
356
296

M

Mining, gold, alluvial, appliances for.

" machinery

" powder

Miscellaneous articles, other., n,o.p..

Mitts

Models of inventions

" natural history

Mohair fabrics

" yams

Molasses

Morroco leather and imitations of. . .

" " skins for, tanned

Morphine

Mosaic flooring

Moss, Iceland, and other

Mother of pearl, unmanufactured

Motor Cars for railways, etc

" vehicles and parts

Motors, electrio

Mould boards

Moulded glass tableware

Mouldings, wood ;

Moulds, ingot and glass

" gold-beaters

Movements, clock

" watch

Moving picture machines

Mower knives, steel for

Mowers, lawn

Jlowing machines

Mucilage

Muffled glass, in sheets

Muffs, fur

Mule shoes

Muriatic acid

Mushroom spawn

Musical instrument cases

Musical instruments

" " other

" " for the blind

Music, printed

" for mechanical players

Musket powder

Muskets

Musk, in pods or in grains

Muslins, cotton

Mustard

'* seed

Mutton, fresh

N

Nails, brass and copper

" iron or steel

" composition

" cut

" iron or steel wire, n.o.p..

Nail rods, iron or steel

Naplitha, wood

Napkins, cotton

" linen

" paper

Natural history, specimens, etc
Navy, articles for

CUS'POilli REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Imports — Continued.

N

Neatsfoot oil

Nectarines

Needles

" surgical

Nets, fish and tennis

" for fisheries

" and nettings, lace

Netting, iron or steel

Nevada silver, manufactures of

Newspapers, etc

■' ■ partly printed

" stereotypes, etc., tor '

Nickel, anodes

" bars, rods, strips, etc

" ingots or blocks

" kitchen ware

" plated ware, n.o.p

" silver, manufactures of

" silver, bars, rods, strips, etc. .

" silver in ingots or blocks

Nicotine sulphate

Nitrate compounds for esplosives

Nitre, sweet spirits of

Nitric acid

Nitro-glycerine

Nitrous ether

Noils

Norsels, net

Notes, bank and promissory, unsigned

Novels ~.

Numerals for signs '

Nun's cloth, unfinished, etc

Nursery Stock

Nutgalls and extracts of

Nutmegs

Nuts

" all other, n.o.p

" candied

" crude drugs

" and blanks, iron or steel

" ivory (vegetable)

Oak.

bark, ground

" " extract of,

" felloes

" spokes

" veneers of

Oatmeal

Oakum

Oar blocks, rough. . .

Oats.

rolled

Obscured white glass

Ochres and ochrey earths

Oils aniline, crude

" animal

" asphaltum

" cocoanut, palm, etc., for mfr. of soap

cod liver

cod, seal and fish,

72
254
352
186
186
160
234
266
314
314
272

51

Oils cotton seed

" "^ crude for refining

" essential

" fish, other

" gasoline

" illuminating, costing over 30c. per
gallon

" lubricating

" mineral

" olive, n.o.p

„ " for soap, etc

" palm, bleached

" peppermint , .

" rosin and china wood . . . . _.

" rough grease for

" vegetable

" whale and spermaceti

" other, n.o.p

Oil barrels

" cake and meal

" cloth

" finish, n.o.p

" light fixtures

" well drilling machinery

Oiled silk and cloth

Oleographs \

" advertising

Oleomargarine

Olive oil, n.o.p

" for soap, etc

Olives, in brine

Opaque glass in sheets

Operating tables, surgical

Opium, gum, crude

Opium , powdered

Optical instruments

Orange mineral

" rinds in brine

Oranges

Ore crushers

Ores of metals

Organ parts

" plaj'ers

Organs and parts

Organzine, thrown (silk)

Oriental carpets

Orleans, unfinished, etc

Ornamental window glasb

Ornaments, alabaster, etc

Orris root, unground

Osier braids or plaits

Osiers, unmanufactured

Ostrich feathers

Overcoatings, wool

Oxalic acid

Oxides

" of cobalt, tin, and copper, n.o.p

Ox shoes.

Oysters

" seed and breeding

P

Canadian, returned

General
State-
ment.

464

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Index to Imports — Continued.

I'ackagesor parcels, post office

Packing, rubber

Paddy, rice

Pads, paper, not printed

Pseonies

Pails, wood

Painted glass

Paintings

" and pastels

Paints, n.o.p

" and colours.

" ground in spirits

Palms

Palm leaf, unmanufactured

" braids or plaits

" hoods, unfinished

Palm nut cake and meal

" oil, bleached

" " and kernel, for soap

Pamphlets

" advertising

Papain

Paper and manufactures of

" and pulp mill machines

" and all materials of, for the manu-
facture of music rolls

" all kinds, n.o.p...

" cloth and guaze lined

" cutting machines

" decalcomania for transfers

" greaseproof, etc

" hemp for shot shells

" manufactures of. n.o.p

" matrix for printing

" matting for use by Canadian manu-
facturers

" patterns, boot and shoe

" photo, plain basic for sensitizing

" printing

" sand, glass, flint, emery

" tarred

" tubes or cones for cotton yarn.

" vegetable parchment

" waste clippings

" wrapping

Papeteries

Papier mach6 shoe buttons

" " ware

ParafSne wax

" candles

Parasols

" articles for manufacturing

" sticks or handles

Parcels, express

" post office

" postal, prepaid

Paris green, dry

" white

Passover bread

Paste, adhesive

Pastels

Pastes, tooth and other

Patent leather

Patterns, metal

" paper, boot and shoe

General

State-
ment.

100
310
312
202
3U
244

318
322
318
242
318
31S
318
318
318

318
:il8
320
320
294
320
320
318
190
320
318
318
318
284
284
354
228
354
348
348
358
212
276
70
124
348
214
144
272
318

Paving brick

Peaches

Peach seedlings for grafting

Peach trees

Peanuts, shelled

Peanut oil for canning fish

" for soap

Pearl ash

Pearl, mother of, unmanufactured

" and pot barley

Pearline

Pearls and imitations of

Pears

Pear seedlings for grafting

Pear trees

Pease, n.o.p

Pease, seed, from Great Britain

Pecans

Pedometers

Peel, candied

Pelts, raw

Pencils, lead

" slate

Penknives

Pens and penholders

Peppermint oil

Percussion caps

" coal cutters

Perfumed preparations, n.o.p

Perfumes, alcoholic

Periodicals

" advertising

Peroxide of hydrogen, solutions

Persimmon wood

Persis

Pessaries

Petroleum, crude

" for concentrating ores

" preparations of

" products of, n.o.p

Pheasants .^

Pharmaceutical preparations

Phials, glass >. .

Philosophical apparatus for societies. . .

" instruments .'

Phonographs and records '. ,

Photographs

" press, for use as news pictures
Photographic dry plates

" " glass for

" frames.

" instruments

" paper and films

" paper, plain basic, for sensi-
tizing

Phosphate, acid

" rock (fertilizer)

Phosphor tin and bronze

Phosphorus

Pianofortes and parts

Pianos, mechanical and organ players..

Piano key ivories

" parts

Pickets

Pickles

CVSTOilS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Imports — Continued.

General
State-
ment.

Picks and eyes or poles for

Pictures

" Sunday school lesson

Picture frames

" wire

Pigeons, homing, etc

Pig lead

Pie iron

Pillow cases, cotton

" linen

Pineapples

Pine pitch

" tar

Pi»s

Pipe, cast-iron

" clay

" fittings, iron

" iron or steel

" lock joint, n.o.p

" wire bound, wooden, n.o.p

" lead

" organs and parts

Pipes, drain and sewer

" tobacco, mounts, cases, etc

Piques, cotton :

Pistols

Pistol cartridges

" covers and cases

Pitch bone, crude

" burgundy

" pine

i> coal

Plain glass in sheets

Plains or jacquards. unfinished

Plaits for ornamenting hats

Planing mills, portable

Planks

" sawed or split

Plans, building

Plantains

Plants and trees

Plaster of Paris

" wall, prepared

Plate, bridge, steel

" glass

" " bent

" " bevelled

" iron or steel, over 3|c. per lb

" " for mfr. of boilers. . . ' . .

Plated metal for watch cases

" ware

" " cases for

" " nickel

Plates, Canada and teme

" engraved

" glass for optical instruments

" iron or steel, rolled

" plough and agricultural

" or sheets of steel cold rolled, over

14 gauge

Platinum, crucibles

" mfrs. for sulphuric acid

" wire and in bars, etc

Playing cards

Plough-plates

11—30

126
126
234
230
278
232
230
230
234
262
342
278
352
160
252
332
334-
138

98
300
282
288
178
120
246
300
300
312

74
104
276
276
2''2

288
222
222
264
260
336
272
224
348
288
224
222

224
266
266
266
310
222

Ploughs

Plumbago

•■' crucibles

Plums

Plum trees

" seedlings for grafting

Plush fabrics, cotton

" silk

" hatters'

Pocket books

" knives

Poles, cornice, window

Polish, knife and other

PoUock

Pomades, French, or flower odours

Pomatums

Pomegranates

Pontianac gum

Popcorn, candied

Porcelain ware, n.o.p

Pork in brine

" fresh

Portable engines for farm purposes

" machines, all other and parts

" saw and planing mills

Porter

Portfolios

Portland cement.

Postage stamps, collections of

Postal parcels prepaid

Posters

Post hole diggers

Post office parcels or packages

Posts, fence

Potash

" bicarbonate of

" bichromate

" caustic

" chlorate of

" muriate, and sulphate of

" nitrate of

" red and yellow prussiate of

" salts, German and other min-
eral

Potassa, bicarbonate of

Potassium, cyanide of

Potato diggers

" spirit

Potatoes

" sweet

" dried or evaporated

Pouches, tobacco

Poa'try, canned

" n.o.p

Pounders, wood

Powder, gun, etc

Powders, flavouring, custard, etc

Prayer books

Precious stones and imitations

Prepaid postal parcels

Preparations, liquid, non-alcoholic, lor

disinfecting, etc

Preserved ginger

Preserves

Pressed felt

466

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Index to Imports — Continued.

Pressed glass tableware

Presses, hay

" lithographic

.. printing

Price lists, advertising

Primers

Printed music

" or sponged earthenware

Printing, calico, iron liquor for

" " red liquor for

II paper

" " matrix for

" presses

" type, etc

Prints and cilue prints

Prizes or trophies

Proprietary preparations

Prunella cloth of wool

Prunes

Psalm books

Puddled bars, iron or steel

Pulleys, belt

Pulp and paper mill machines

" of grasses

" soda

" sulphite

Pulque

Pumice and pumice stone

" soap

Pumps, brass

" hand, n.o.p

" power and parts

Purses

" frames, clasps, etc., for

Putty .'

" drj-, for polishing glass, etc

PjToligneous acid

PjTosylic spirits

PjToxylin and wood naptha for imitation

leather

Quails

Quartz, crj-stallized. . .

Quassia juice

Quebracho, extract of.

Quicksilver

Quinces

Quince trees

Quinine, salts of

Quills, natural

Quilts, cotton

" linen

Quoins, printing

R

Racks for cues

Radium

Rags and waste, except mineral.

Railroad ties

Rails, steel, for railways

Railway axles

II bars and rails

General
State-
ment.

286
236
242
242
312
332
314
280
206
206
320
318
242
274
312
272
214
178
76
308
21S
350
244
120
308
308
112
290
208
258
254
246
348
252
212
338
190
112

328
200
190
298
226

Railway, cars

fish plates

" or road scrapers

" rugs

" spikes

" springs

" switches, frogs, etc.

" tie-plates

Raisins

Rakes, hay, wood

" horse

" n.o.p

Rape seed, sowing

Raspberries

II wild

Raspberry bushes

Rat cages

Rates, freight and telegraph.
Rattans, not manufactured. . .

Rattan braids or plaits

" split, etc

Raw cotton

Rawhide, manufactures of . . .

Ready-made clothing

Reaper knives, steel for

Reaping hooks

Recorders, time

Records for phonographs, etc

Red lead, dry

" liquor

Reducing machinery

Redwood

Reed, split, etc

Reeds, square or round for whips

Refining machinery

Refrigerators

Refuse stone

Regalia

Registers, cash

Rennet

Repairs on ships and vessels

Resin or rosin

Reticules

" frames and clasps tor

Returned Canadian articles

Revolvers

Rhizomes

Rhododendrons

Rhubarb root, unground

Rice, cleaned

" uncleaned

" flour ,

" meal

Ribbons

" undy ed f or typewriter ribbons .

Rifles, and air rifles

Ride cartridges

" powder

Rigging, wire rope, for ships

Rinds, citron, etc., in brine

Rivets, brass and copper

" iron or steel

Road rollers

CCSTOM.S REPORT

467

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

IxDEX TO Imports — Continued.

R

Road scrapers

Rock crushers and drills

Rockihgham ware

Rods, fishing

" nail, iron or steel

" wire, rolled round, iron or steel

Rolled edge steel plates

Rolled iron or steel angles, etc

" " hoop, etc

" " " overSjC. per lb. .

" " plates and sheets

" " sheets, etc., over SjC

per lb

" " sheets coated

Rolled oats

Rollers, farm, road, or field

" shade and blind

Rolling mill machines

Rolling pins, wood

Rolls, chilled iron or steel

" belted

Roofing slate

Roots, crude drugs

" dormant, n.o.p

" medicinal

Rope, manilla, for lobster traps

" steel wire for

" wire

" for rigging

Rose bushes • ■ .

" stock and other stock for grafting

Rosewood

" veneers of

Rosin.

Rosin oil

Rough stuffs and fillers

Rubber and mfrs. of

Rubber articles hard for mtr. of storage

batteries

Rubber boots, stockinette for

" cement

" plants (ficus)

" powdered and waste

" recovered, substitute, and

hard, in sheets

" for fountain pens

" thread

" tires for vehicles

" unmanufactured

Rugs, cocoa

" hemp or jute

" railway '.

" straw

Ruled paper

Rulers

Ruling machines

Rum

" shrub

Russia iron

Russian hare skins

Rye

" flour

General

State-
ment.

250
242
280
338
220
220
224
224
220
222
224

222
224
66
238
358
244
304
254
242
292
122
102
124
186
232
232
232
104
102
300
306

328
106
106
102
104

106
106
106

184
168
180
120
320
348
242
112
112
224
140

Sacks, hemp, linen, or jute

" paper

Saddlers' hardware

Saddlery, of leather

Saddle trees, Mexican '

Sad irons

Safes

SafJron, safflower, etc

Sago

" flour ,

Sail boats

" twine, flax or hemp

Sails for boats and ships

canvas for

Sal ammoniac '.

" soda

Salmon

Salt, n.o.p

" from U.K. or for fisheries

" cake

Salts, aniline

" glauber

Salted meats, n.o.p

Saltpetre

Sand

" crucibles

" iron, for polishing glass, etc

" paper

Sandal, wood

Sandarac gum

Sandstone

Sapolio

Sappato gum, crude

Sardines

Sarsaparilla, unground

Satchels

Sateens, cotton, for corsets

Satin white _

Satinwood '

Sauces

Sausage casings

" skins uncleaned

Sawdust

Sawed boards

Sawn or split boards

Saw mill, machines

Saw-mills, portable..

Saws

" steel for

Scale board for cheese boxes

Scales

Scenery, theatrical

Schiedam and other schnapps

Schlag, metal leaf

Schnapps

School writing slates

Scientific apparatus for societies

" " for laboratory work

Scows

Scrapers, railway or road

Scrap iron, cast

" or steel, wrought

11— 30i

CUSTOMS REPORT

Index to Imports — Continued.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Scrap lead

" leather, tanners'

Screens, wire

Screws, iron or steel

Scrims, and window scrims, cotton. . .

Scroll iron or steel i

" " over 3^0. per lb. .. .

Scj'thes

Sea fish, other

Sea grass and sea weed

Sealins wax

Seal oil

Seamless steel tubing

" " over 3ic. per lb.

Seed drills

Seedling stock for grafting

Seeds, aromatic, crude

" clover and timothy

" flax

" field

" fruit and stem, crude drugs. ...

" garden, field, etc., n.o.p

Seines for fisheries

Self-feeders, threshing machines

Semolina

Senegal gum

Sensitizing, photo paper, plain, for

Separators, threshing machines

■' cream) and steel bowls for

" articles for mfg

Serges, unfinished, etc

Serums for injections

Sesame seed oil

Settlers' effects

Sewer pipes

Sewing machine attachments

" machines and parts

" silk

" thread, cotton

Shackles, chain

Shaddocks

Shade rollers, window

Shades, glass

" and shade holders, metal

" window

Shafting, steel, turned, etc

" " round, 2i in. or less

Shams

Shapes, and crowns, hat, cap and bonnet

Shapes rolled iron or steel

Shares or plough plates

Shawls, cotton

" silk

" wool

Shea butter

Sheathing nails

Sheep

" for improvement of stock

" skins

Sheet steel, for manufacture of shovels. . .
Sheets, cotton

" iron or steel, coated

" " corrugated

" " galvanized ,

" " roUedi

^ " over 3Jc. per lb

General
State-
ment.

320
238
234
228
178
328
102
350
278
240
240
172
158
238
74
358
286
270
190
226
226
164
324
226
222
164
174
180
102
246
128
128
142
220
162
224
224
224
224
222

General

State-
ment.

Sheets, lead.
" linen
" or plates of steel cold rolled over

14 gauge

Shelf oil cloth •

Shells, cork

" tortoise and other

Shingle bolts

Shingles

Ships, foreign, British register since 1902

etc

" built outside Canada

" iron or steel beams, etc., for

" manufactured articles for

" stores

" and vessels, wire rope for rig-
ging of

" and vessels, repairs on

Shirts, cotton

" linen

" silk

" wool

Shirt laces '.

Shirt waists, cotton

silk

Shives, cork

Shoddy or waste, machined

Shoe blacking, ink, dressing

" buttons, n.o.p

" buttons, papier mach§

" eyelets and hooks

" laces

" lace wire fasteners

" makers' ink

" shanks, steel for

" tacks

Shoes, horse, mule, and ox .'. .

" leather

" rubber

" except rubber and leather

Shot, iron, for polishing glass, etc. . .

" lead

Shoulders (pork)

Shovel handles, wood

Shovels and blanks

" steam and electric

" steel for mfr. of

" sondes of iron or steel, n.o.p

Show cards

Show cases and metal parts

Shrubs

Shutters for mfr. of cameras

Side lights

Sides (bacon)

Sickles

Siennas

Signs

Silex

Silk and manufactures of

" for the manufacture of neckties

" cocoons and waste

" in the gum or spun

" for the manufacture of ribbons and

shoe lace^

" in the gum or spun for manufactures

CUSTOMS REPORT

469

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Imports — Continued.

Silk, hats, etc

" and all manufactures of, n.o.p

" oiled

" raw

" twist and floss

Silver anodes

" coin foreign

" German, etc., mfrs. of

" " bars, rods, etc

" " in ingots and blocks. . .

" leaf

" manufactures of, n.o.p

" soap

" sweepings

Silvered glass

Silverware, cases for

■' sterling

Sinkers and swivels, fishing

Sinks

Sizing cream and enamel

Skates and parts of

Skeins, cart or wagon

Skeletons and parts of

Skelp iron or steel, for manuf. of iron or

steel pipe

" " n.o.p

" " for the manufacture of

tubes

Skiffs.'.

SJdns of animals, birds, and fish

" Astrachan and Russian

" calf, kid, goat, lamb, sheep

" chamois, dressed

" fur, dressed, n.o.p

" " not dressed

" for morocco leather, tanned

" gold beaters

" raw

" n.o.p

Skin washes, alcoholic

Slabs, iron or steel

Slag, blast furnace

Slate and manufactures of

Sledges

Sleds, children's

Sleeves, watch

Sleighs

Slides for magic lanterns

Slippers, leather

■' not leather

Slugs, printing

Smelting machincrj'

Smoked fish

*' meats

Smokers' sets

Smoothing irons ,

Snaths

Snuff

Soap

" grease of

" n.o.p

" olive oil for

" palm oil and kernel for mfr. of

soap

" powders

General
State-
ment.

268
262
266
266
266
260
262
208
260
290
.336
260
352
252
9S
254
228
322

220
224

220
330
142
140
!42
144
142
140
144
154
142
144
214
218
294
294
248
356
270
356
254
144
322
274
244
134
150
353
254
306
122
206
152
208
100

100
210

Soap whale oil

Sockets, electric

Socks and stockings, cotton

sUk

" " wool

Soda, arseniate, binarseniate and Stan-
nate of

" ash

" bicarbonate of

" bichromate of

" bisulphite of

" caustic

" chlorate of

" hyposulphite for tanning leather

" nitrate of

" nitrite of

" peroxide of

" pinissiate of

" sal

" silicate of

" sulphate of, crude

" sulphite of

Sodium, hyposulp'nite..

" sulphide of

Soft soap

Sole leather

Soups

Soy.

Soya beans and cakes, for cattle food and

fertilizers

Spades and blanks

" and shovels of iron or steel, n.o.p

Spanish cedar

" " veneers of

" grai's

Spar ornaments

Special duty

Specimens, botanical, entomological and

miueralogical

" natural historj'

Spectacles

" and frames

Speedometers

Spelter, zinc

Spermaceti oil

Spices, n.o.p

Spiegeleisen

Spikes, iron and steel

" cut

" railway

Spinning, machinery for

Spirits

" hi turpentine

" of wine

Spirituous fruit essences

" liquors, n.o.p

Spirit varnishes and colours

Spokes of hickory or oak

Sponges

Spoons, trawling

Sporting powder

Sportmen's fish nets

" fishing tackle

Sprats

Snravinz oreoarations. liauid

CV.STOMS RF.rORT

Index to Imports — Continued.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Sprcadors, manure

Springs, furniture

" lamp and clock

" for vehicles

" steel for surgical trusses.

Spring mattresses

Sprinklers tor fire protection

Sprocket chain, malleable

Spurs and stilts for earthenware..

Squared or sided timber

Squid -

Squills, unground

Squirrel cages

Stained glass in sheets

" windows

Stair linen

Stamp mills

Starch

Statues and statuettes.

Stave bolts

Staves, not listed, etc.
Stay laces.

Stay, dress, wires for

Steam engines

Steam shovels

Stearic acid

Stearine, animal

Steel and mfrs. (See also 'Iron')

" balls, hardened, for gas buoys

" balls for machinery, etc

" bar, rolled

" bars, etc., over 3§c. lb

" in bars or sheets for mfr. of shovels

" bars, hammered

" bands, strips or sheets No. 14 gauge
for the manufacture of saddlerj-,
etc

" billets, 60 lb. and over

" billets, n.o.p

" blanks, for mfr. of milling cutters. . .

" lor br jkle clasps, bed-fasts, casters,
icf creepers, etc

" castings, n.o.p

" chrome

" for corset steels

" • forgings

" mfrs. of, n.o.p

" for mower and reaper knives

" plate, bridge

" rails tor railways

" for saws and straw cutters

" shafting

" " round, 2J inches or less

" sheets, coated

" " or plates, cold rolled, over 14
gauge

" springs tor surgical trusses

" tubes and tubing

" " boiler

" " rolled

" tubing, seamless, SJc. per lb

*' " square

" wire for corset wire, etc

" " crucible cast

236
226
226
226
226
340
252
238
35-'
208
132
124
268
288
23S
168
1S4
242
70
338
304
304
322
232
240
246
192
152
216
223
226
222
222
220
218

S

Steel wire for mattresses

" " for rope

1. wool

for the manufacture of tubular

sockets

Stereotypes and matrices for

" newspaper and books

Sterling silverware

Sticks, umbrella, etc

" walking

Stilts and spurs for earthenware

Stirrups of wood

Stockinettes for rubber shoes

Stocking, mantle for gas light

Stone

" chalk, china, etc

" iron sand, etc., for sawing

" mfrs. of, n.o.p

" refuse

Stones, curling

" lithographic , not engraved

" precious and imitations

Stoneware

Stove urns, metal

Stoves and parts of

Straw .'

Strawberries, n.o.p

" wild

Straw board

" carpeting, mats, etc

" cutters, steel for

" hats

" knives

" mfrs. of, n.o.p

" plaits or braids

Stretchers, curtain

Strength testing machines

Strip iron or steel

" " over3}c. lb

Strips, cork

Structural sections, iron or steel

" work, iron or steel

Sugars

Sugar, beet root, machinerj- for

" cane, shredded

" cane sjTups, etc

" candy

" grape.

" maple

Sulphate of copper

" lime

" iron

Sulphur, crude, roll or flour

Sulphuric acid

" " platinum, mfrs. for

" ether.,

Sumac, extract of

Sunday School lesson pictures

Sunflower seed

Sunshades

" articles for mfg

" sticks or handles

Surgical trusses

" dressing, antiseptic

" instruments and needles

CUSTOMS REPORT

471

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Impobts — Continued.

Surgical operating tables

Suspenders and finished parts of .
" webbing for mfr. of...

Suspensory bandages

Sweats, hat

Sweepers, carpet

Sweepings, gold and silver

Sweetmeats

Sweetened bread, cakes, pies, etc

Sweet potatoes

Swine for improvement of stock. .

Swiss muslins. . . -.

Switches for railways

Swords

Sycamore

Syrups

" fruit and lime

Syrup, glucose and com

" maple

T

Table cloths, cotton

" and tray cloths, linen

Table oil cloth

Tableware china, etc

" glass

Tables, surgical operating

Tacks, brass and copper

" iron or steel

" shoe ,

Tafia bitters

Tagging metal

Tags

Tailors' hollands, linen

" irons

Tallow

Tampico fibre

Tank bottoms, sugar

Tanners' scrap leather

Tannic acid

Tanning articles, crude

Tape, cotton

" linen

" lines

" and other textile, coated. .

Tapestry carpets

Tapioca i

" flour

Taraxacum, unground

Tar, coal

Tar, pine

Tarred paper

Tartar, cream of

" emetic

Tartaric acid orj'stals

Tassels, etc

Tax, war

Tea

Tea Lead

Teak, African

Teasels

Tedders, hay

Tees, iron or steel

Teeth, artificial

General
State-
ment.

Telegraph and telephone instruments..

" rates

Tennis nets

Teme plate

Terra cotta ornaments

Terra Japonica

Textile, other coated

Theatrical costumes and scenery

Thongs, whip

Thorium nitrate

" " for manufacturing

mantels

Thread, cotton

" linen

" rubber

" tinsel for the manufacture of

braids, etc

Threshing machine outfits

" " separators

Thumbs and tips for whips

Tickets

Tie plates, railway

Ties, railroad

Tiles, building, fireproof

" drain

" earthenware for mosaic flooring. . . .

" " n.o.p _

Timber

" hewn or sawed, etc

" round, unmanufactured

Time recorders

Time-tables railway, outside Canada

Timothy seed

Tinctures, alcoholic

Tin, in blocks, etc

" bichloride

" crystals

" foil

" oxides of

" phosphor

" plates and sheets

" strip waste ,.

" ware and mfrs. of tin

Tinsel thread and wire for the manufacture

of braids, etc

Tinted glass in sheets

Tippets, fur

Tips, gas, etc

" and sides, hatters'

Tires, locomotive, etc., rough

" rubber for vehicles

Tissue paper

Tobacco and manufactures of

" olive oil for

" pipes, mounts, cases, etc

" unmanufactured, for excise

Tobin bronze, in bars or rods for gas buoys

Toilet preparations, alcoholic

" and manicure sets

" paper

" soap

Tomatoes, canned

" fresh

Tonquin beans, crude

Tool bags

General

State-
ment.

ciaroMs iiEi'ouT

Index to Imports — Continued.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Tools, hand

" loading

" track

Tooth and other powders

" washes, alcoholic

Topographical globes

Tops, worsted, n.o.p

Torpedoes

Tortoise and other shells

Tow, flax

Towelling in the web, cotton

" " linen

Towels, cotton

" linen

" paper

" yam for •. . .

Toys

Track tools

Traction engines (farm)

" " and parts

Tracts, religious

Tragacanth gum

Tramway axles, etc

" springs

Transfers from engraved plates

Trawls and trawling spoons

Treenails

Trees

" nursery stock, n.o.p

" n.o.p

Tricycles and parts of

Trimmings, brass, for bedsteads

" " carriage rails

Trophies or prizes

Trucks

Trunks, etc

Trusses, surgical

" " steel springs for

Tubers

Tubes, boiler, seamless and corrugated

" for gas buoys

" steel or iron, rolled

" paper, for cotton yarn

Tubing, aluminum

" brass

" copper

" iron or steel square

" iron for bedsteads

" iron lor carriage rails

" iron for mfr. of extension rods for

windows

" ■ seamless steel, 35c. lb

Tubs, bath

" wood

Tubular bow sockets, steel for

Turmeric

Turnip seed

Turpentine, crude

" spirits of

Turtles

Tuscan plaits or braids

Tweeds, wool

Twills, unfinished, etc

Twine, binder

" " articl'-sfor

General

State-
ment.

334

248
214
214
338
176
218
138
184

170
320
166
338
248
234
234
308
98
226
226
348
352
304
102
104
104
250
230
230
272
356
354
352
226
102
230
228
230
320
256
258
268
230
2:50
230

230
230
252

306

126
126
128
120
178
178
186
3X0

Twine, machinerj', not made in Canada

" manufactures of

" sail, flax, or hemp

" or yam of paper for mfr

Twines for fisheries

" n.o.p

Twisted wire, iron or steel

" " for boots and shoes

Twist, silk

Typemaking accessories for litho. presses
Type metal

" for printing

Tj-pesetting and typecasting machines

Typewriting machines

" " for the blind

U

Ultramarine blue

Umbers

Umbrellas

" articles for mfg

" sticks or handles

Undershirts, cotton

silk

" wool

Unenumerated articles

Union collar cloth paper

Universal mill bridge plate

Upholsterers' hardware

Upper leather, dressed, etc

" " not dressed, etc

Urinals

Ums, stove or metal

V

Vaccine points, articles for mfr

Vaccine and ivorj- points

Vacuum cleaners, hand

Valerian, unground

Valises

Vanilla beans, crude

Varnishes, spirit

Varnish

Vaseline

Vaults, doors for

Vegetable fibre, n.o.p

" ivory nuts

" manures

" oils

" " n.o.p

" wax

Vegetables

" canned

" n.o.p

Vehicles

" motor, and parts of

" mbber tires for

" axles, etc

" springs for

Velvet carpets

Velvets, velveteens, cotton

" and plush fabrics, n.o.p., silk.
Veneers, wood

General

State-
ment.

CUSTOim KEPORT

473

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Imports — Continued.

Vents, chinjney

Verdigris

Vermicelli

Vermouth

Vessels, built outsfde Canada

" felt, adhesive for

" repairs on

" material ex-warehoused for con

struction of

Vestments, church

Vises • • • ■

Vinegar

Vines, grape

Vitrified glass

Vitriol, blue

Vulcanised boards

" fibre

W

Wadding, sheet, cotton

Wads, gun

Wagon blocks, rough

" skeins or boxes

Wagons, farm and freight

" " " parts of

Walking sticks and canes

" articles for mfg - .

Wall paper and borders

" plaster, prepared ;

Walnut

" . veneers of

Walnuts

War tax

Warps, cotton

Washboards

Wshers, brass, copper

" cork

Washes, tooth and other ~

" " " alcoholic

Washing machines , .

Waste, cotton, woollen, etc., machined

" except mineral

" rubber

" sUk

Watch actions and movements

" cases

" " filled gold,, metal for

" keys

Watches

" cases for

Watercolours

Water lime cement

Waterproof clothing

Wax and manufactures of, n.o.p

" bees

" paraffine

" sealing

" vegetable and mineral

Wearing apparel

" " of British subjects dying

abroad

Wea\Tiig, machinery for

Webbing, elastic

" non-elastic for suspenders

General
State-
ment.

156
332
302
228
356
356
306
228
320
276
300
306

78
35S
156
304
272
29S
214
214
240
190
188
lOi
172
270
270
264
270
270
264
348
276
106
356
152
2^

98
356
182

322
242
190
190

W.

Wedges

Weeders

Weighers, threshing machine

Weighing beams

Well drilling machinerj- ,

Whale bone, unmanufactured

" oil

" " soap

Wheat

" flour

Wheelbarrows

Wheels, emerj- and carborundum . . .

Whipcords, unfinished, etc

Whips, thongs and lashes

Whips, various articles for mfg

Whiskey

Whisks

White ash

White granite ward

White lead

" ground in oil

Whitewood

Whiting, gilders'

Willow braids or plaits!

" hoods, unfinished

Willows, unmanufactured

Wilton carpets

Winding bars, watch

Windmills

Window blinds of paper

" cornices and poles

" glass, common, colourless..

" " ornamental, etc

" shade or blind rollers

cloth in the piece

5

" sash of wood

Windows, stained glass

Windstackers

Wines, ginger

" medicinal

" non-sparkling

" sparkling

Wire bale ties

" brass, plain

" cable, covered

" cloth, brass

" " copper

" cloth, iron or steel

" copper

" covered

" crucible cast steel

" fasteners, shoe lace

" fencing

" " barbed

" galvanized, 9, 12 and 13 gauge.

" iron or steel, n.o.p

" nails

" phosphor tin and bronze

" platinum

" rod, rolled round, iron or steel

" rope and cables

" rope for rigging ships

" screens, doors and windows...

474

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Index to Imports — Concluded.

w

Wire, seamless, gold and silver compoaitioD

metal for

" steel for corset wire, etc

" " for mattresses

" " for rope ,

" " tinsel, for the manufacture of

braids, etc

" twisted, for boots and shoes

" twisted, iron or steel

" " except iron or st«el ...

" all kinds, n.o.p.

" bound wooden pipe, n.o.p

Wood and manufactures of

" alcohol, naphtha or spirits

" blinds

" for fuel

" manufactures of, n.o.p

" matches

" naphtha and pvToxj-lin for coating

imitation leather

" pulp

Woodscrews

Woodcnware

Wooden pipe, wire bound, n.o.p

Wool and manufactures of

" carpets

" combing

" cotton ■.

" m.ats and rugs

" washed only

" rags

" waste in the white

Works of art, from Canadian models . .

Worm gut, unmanufactured

Worsted tops, n.o.p

Woven wire, brass

" " copper

" " iron or steel

" labels, silk, spun for

Wrapping paper

Wringers, clothes

Genera'

State-
ment.

2&}
232
232
232

274
274
232
274
274
234
304
112
330
298
303
306

204
308
240
304
234
176
182
176
156
184
176
190
176
268

an

176
258
260
234
172
320
240

Writing desks

Wrought iron or steel scrap..
" " tubing.

X-Ray apparatus

Xylonite or xyolite in the rough .

Yachts, built outside of Canada

Yams

Yam, artificial and imitation silk for

woven or braided fabrics

coir

cotton

" Xo. 40 and finer

" for shoe laces

winding paper, tubes, or cones for

jute or hemp

linen, for towels

mohair

or twine of paper for mfrs

for tape lines

wool on cop, etc., for manuf

spun from alpaca hair

wool, n.o.p

Yeast cakes

" compressed

Y'ellow metal

Zinc in blocks, etc

" anodes

" dust

" manufactures of

" spelter

" sulphate and chloride of.

" white

General

State-
ment .

336
218
230

352
212

190
1.84
156
156
156
320
166
166
176
320
190
176
176
176

264
268
264
264
264
200
212

10 GEORGE V

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

INDEX TO GENERAL STATEMENT OF EXPORTS

Acetate of lime

Acid, sulphuric

Aerated waters in bottles :

Aeroplanes and parts

Agricultural implements

" " parts of

" " all other

" products, other

Ale and beer

Alcohol, wood

Aluminum

" manufactures of

Ammonium .Sulphate

Animals and their produce

" other

" other articles

Antimony ores ^ ^ . . .

Apparatus, electric

" philosophical and scientific

Apparel, wearing

Apples , dried

" _ green

Arsenic

Artificial abrasives

Asbestos

" manufactures of

" sand

Ashes, pot and pearl

" all other

Automobiles

" parts of

Awnings •

Bacon

Baking powders

Balsana

Bait fish

Barbed wire

Bars of iron

Bark for tanning

" hemlock, extract of. .

Barley

Barrels, empty

Basswood

Beans

Beets, sugar

Belting rubber

Berries of all kinds

Beer and ale

Beef

Bicycles

" parts of

Billets and blooms of iron

Binders

Binder twine

Birch, timber, square. ....

Biscuits and bread

Blinds, doors, and sashes.

Boats and 'Canoes

Boards and planks

General
State-
ment.

393
402
380
389
416
405
426
380
364
431
429
3fi4
370
374
369
377
392
412
412
405
407
400
428
427
368
431
431
429

B

Books, pamphlets, maps, etc

Bolts, shingle

Boots and shoes, leather

" " rubber

Bones

Bran

Brandy

Brass, old and scrap

" rods, sheets and tubing

Bread

Brick

Brooms

Brushes

Buckwheat

Building stone, unwrought

Butter

Buttons

C

Calcium carbide

Candles

Canoes

Caps and hats

Carriages

" parts of

Cartridges, gun, etc

Carts

Casein

Casings, sausage

Castings, n.o.p

Cattle, one year old or less

" over one year old

Cedar logs ;

Cement

Cereal foods »

Charcoal

Cheese

Chemicals, etc

Chicle gum

Chromite (chromic iron)

Churns, etc

Cider

Cigars

Cigarettes

Cinders

Clams

Clay, manufactures of

Clothing and wearing apparel

" rubber

Clover seed

Coal

Coal oil, etc

Cob.alt metallic, salt and alloys

Codfish, etc

Cod oil

Coffee N

Coke

Confectionery

Contractors' outfits

Copper, fine, contained in ore, matte, or
regulus of

" old and scrap

" pigs, bars or sheets

476

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Index to Exports — Continued.

Cordage, rope, and twine

Corn, Indian

Corundum

Cotton fabrics

" other

" waste

Cream , condensed

" fresh

" separators

Creosote oils

Crushed stone

Cultivators

C yanaraid

D

Deal ends

Deals, pine

" spruce and other

Doors, sashes and blinds

DrUls

Drugs, chemicals, etc

" all other, n.o.p

Dyestuffs

E

Earthenware and manufactures of

Eels ,

Effects, household, n.o.p

Eggs

Electrical apparatus

Electrotypes

Elm logs

" timber, square

Engines, gasoline

Explosives, iulminatcs, etc. .,

Extract of hemlock bark

Fabrics, cotton

Felt, manufactures of

" paper

Felspar

Fencing wire woven

Ferro silicon and ferro compounds

Fertilizers unmanufactured

** manufactured

Films, photographer's

Fire arms

Firewood

Fish, viz.: —

Bait

Clams

Codfish

Haddock .'

Halibut

Herring, sea

" lake

Lobsters

Mackerel

Pollock

General
State-
ment.

400
364
425
397
398
398
395
395
40fi
402
424
406
402

Oil. viz.: —

Cod

Seal -.

Whale

Other

Oysters

Salmon

" or lake trout

Smelts

Fish, sea, other

Tongues and sounds

Fish, all other, fresh

" " pickled

Fisheries, other articles

Flaxseed

Flax fibre and flax tow

Flour of Rye

Flour of wheat

Forest, other articles. !

Freestone, etc., unwrought

Fruit, viz.: —

Apples, dried

" green

Canned or preserved

Dried, n.o.p

All other

Fulminates and explosives

Furniture, household

Furs, manufactures of

" dressed

" undressed

" skins, the produce of fish or marine

animals

Futtocks and knees

tjame, dressed or undressed

Gasoline and naphtha oils

" engines

" launches

Glass and glassware

Gold-bearing quartz, dust, nuggets, etc

Grain and products of, viz.: —

Barle.y

Beans

Bran '■

Buckwheat

Indian com

Oats

Pease, whole

" split

Rye

Wheat

" flour of

Indian meal

Oatmeal

Meal, all other

Gin

Glue stock

Granite, etc., unwrought

Grass seed

General
State-
ment.

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Exports — Continued.

Articles.

General
State-
ment.

Articles.

General

State-
ment.

G

422
396
424
373
380
412
422
422

383
3S4
396
393
415
413
392
390
407
407
399
3S0
407
385
3S9
430
380
427
398
390
397
427
373
427
396
.382
382
375
442
431

439
■ 406
408
409
364
364
439
374
376
405
441

405

405
40-.
413
409
405
406
40')
409 ■

I
Stoves

414

All other, n.o.p

417

405

Groceries, all kinds, n.o.p

J

439

" " ground

421

439

H

K

Halibut

424

Hair

428

L

Hardware, n.o.p

414

Lard

396

428

414

439

Hay

419

419

379

lake

Leather, viz.: —

392

391

390

392

392

391

422

401

424

409

Liquors, viz.:—

377

377

Gin

377

I

Other spirits, n.o.p

379
377

377

Wines

378

387

•Logs, viz.: —

Birch

427

Cedar

427

Elm :

427

427

Pine

427

427

427

427

Lumber, viz.:—

Castings, n.o.p

429

429

429

Rails

429

428

Sewing machines

Pickets

428

478

CUSTOMli IlEFURT

10 bEORGE V, A. 1920

Index to Exports — Continued.

Articles.

Planks and boards

Scantling

Shingles

Shocks

Staves other and headings

All other, n.o.p

Lye

M

Machine tools

Machines, agricultural

Machines, linotype

" sewing

" washing domestic

Machinery, n.o.p

Mackerel

Magnesite :

Malt

Manganese ores

Manufactures, other articles

Maple sugar

" syrup

Maps

Marble and stone, unwrought

Marine animals, skins of

Masts and spars

Matches

Meal, Indian

" oat

" rice

" all other

Meats, viz.: —

Bacon

Beet

Canned

Game

Hams

Mutton

Pork

Poultry, dressed and undressed

Tongues

All other, n.o.p

Medicines

Menageries

Metals, aluminum

" " mfrs. of

" copper, etc

" n.o.p

Mica

Mill Feed

Milk, condensed

" fresh

Mineral, oil, coal and kerosene

Mineral pigments, iron oxides, ochres, etc

Mine, other articles

Mineral water

" water in bottles

" wax

Miscellaneous articles, other

Molasses, etc

Molybdenite

Mouldings, etc

Mowing machines

General

State-
ment.

429
430
430
430
430
430
402

M

Musical instruments, viz.: —

Organs

Pianos *

All other

Mutton

N

Nails of wire

Naphtha and gasoline oils

Neatsfoot oil

Nuts

Nickel ore, matte or speiss

O

Oak timber, square

" logs

Oats

Oatmeal

Ochres 7.

Oil cake

" creosote

" cloths

" fish

" naphtha and gasoline

" neatsfoot

" n.o.p

" mineral, coal and kerosene

" vegetable, n.o.p

Ores, viz.: —

Antimony

Corundum

Iron

Manganese

Zinc

Other

Organs

Ornamental stone

Oxide, iron

Oysters, fresh

P

Packages, empty, n.o.p

Pails, etc

Paintings, all kinds

Paints and varnishes

Pamphlets

Paper board

" felt

" printing

" wall

" wrapping

" n.o.p

Pease, whole

" split

Pelts, sheep

Philosophical apparatus

Photographs

Pianos

Pickets

Pig lead

" iron

CUSTOMS REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Index to Exports — Continued.

General

State-
ment.

Pigment, etc

PUing

Pine deals

" logs

" timber, white, square. . .

Planks and boards

Plants, etc

Plated ware

Platinum

" old and scrap

Plaster, etc., crude

" ground

Ploughs and Parts

Plumbago, crude

" manufactures of

Poles, hop, etc

PoUock

Pork

Posts

Pot and pearl ash

Potatoes

Poultry'

" dressed and undressed

Powders, baking

Printing paper

Pulp

Pulpwood

Pyrites

Quartz, gold-bearing.

R

Rails of iron

Rags and waste

Rakes, hay

Railroad ties

Reapers

Rice

" meal

Rifles

Rods of iron

Roofing, corrugated

Rope, etc

Rubber, India

Rum

Rye

" flour

Saddlery and harness

SaUs

Salmon

" chum

" trout

Salt

Sand, asbestos

" and gravel

Sashes and blinds. . . .

404
427
429
427
428
429
381
421
420
420
422
422
408
426
426
427
384
393
427
402
370
382
393
402
434
432
427
405

405
401
407
427
410
366
366
412
405
414
400
376
377
366
366

Sausage casings

Scantling

Scientific apparatus

Scrap iron

Scraps and grease

Sea fish, other

Seal oil

Seeders

Seeds, clover

" flax

" grass

" other

Senega root

Separators, cream ._.

Sewing machines. .~

Sheep, one year old or less

■ " over one year old

" pelts

Shrubs, etc

Shingles

" metallic

Shingle bolts

Ships sold to other countries

Shooks

Shoes and boots, leather

" " rubber

SOk and manufactures of

Silver, metallic, contained in ore, etc

" bullion.

Skins, other than fur

" the produce of fish, etc

Sleepers and railroad ties

Smelts

Soap

Sole and upper leather

Spars and masts

Spirits, n.o.p

Sporting goods, n.o.p

Spools

Spool wood, etc

Spruce deals

logs

Starch

Stationery '.

Staves, other than headings

Steel, manufactures of

Stems and cuttings, tobacco

Stereot3T)es

Stone, ornamental granite, marble, etc

unwrought

Stone, of all kinds, dressed

Stone, building, freestone, limestone, etc

unwrought

Stone, crushed

" for grindstones

Stoves

Straw

Sugar, maple

" of all kinds, n.o.p

" beets

Sulphuric acid i.

Swine

Sweepings, jewellers'

Swordfish

Sj-rup, maple

General
State-
ment.

480

CUSTOMS REPORT

10 GEORbE V, A. 1920

Index to Exports — Concluded.

Tanbark

Tails

Talc

Tallow

Tamarao logs

Tar

' Tea

Telegraph poles

Tents and tarpaulins

Threshing machines

Ties, railroad

Timber, square, viz.: —

Birch

Elm

Pine, white

Another

Tin, manufactures of

Tires, rubber

Tobacco, viz.: —

Cigars

Cigarettes .'

Leaf

Stems and cuttings

All other, n.o.p

Tongues and sounds

" meats

Tools, hand or machine

Trees, shrubs, etc

Trimmings and other house furnishings

Trout, lake or salmon

Trunks and valises

Tubs, etc

TuUibee

Turnips

Twines

Typewriters

Upper leather.

Valises and trunks. . .
Varnishes and paints

Vehicles

" other

General
State-
ment.

426
397
426
396
427
381
374
427
401

379
379
379
379
380
384
394
415
381
432
389
443
432
389"
371
400
409

Vegetables, beets, sugar

" canned or preserved

" , potatoes

" turnips

" other

Vegetable oil, n.o.p

W

Washing machines, domestic

Waste, cotton

" and rags

Water, mineral

Waters, mineral and aerated in bottles. . .

Wagons

M'all paper

Waste, rubber

Wa"'', mineral

V.-aring apparel

\\'hale oil

" meat

Wheat

" flour

Whisks

Whiskv."

Whitefish

Wines

Wire and wire nails

" barbed

" fencing, woven

Wood alcohol

Wood, viz.: —

Barrels, empty

Doors, sashes and blinds

For pulp

Household furniture

Matches

Mouldings, trimmings and other house
furnishings

Pails, tubs, chums and other hollow
woodenware

Pulp

Spool wood, etc

Other manufactures of

Wool

Woollens

Wrapping paper

Wringeid

Z

Zinc ore

General
State-
ment.

10 GEORGE V

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11 A. 1920

PART II— INLAND REVENUE

11—1

10 GEORGE V

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

CONTENTS

Report of the Assistant Deputy Minister of Inland Revenue, for the fiscal year ended March

31 , 1919

FiXAXCi.u. Statements, as detailed below

Statistics (Appendix A), as detailed below

ExPENT)rrrRES, etc. (Appendix B), as detailed below ■;

FINANCIAL

Gekeral Re\'enoe Account — Showing amount of Revenues accrued and collected from

all sources during the year ended March 31, 1918

Gexeral ExPEXDiruRE Account — Showing the cost of collecting the above

Excise CoLLEmo.v Di\Tsio.vs — In account with Revenues

„ „ „ " Expenditures

V\".VR T.\x Collections DI^■ISIO.^■s — In account with Revenues

" " " " Expenditures

Preventtive Ser\ice — Expenditures account

Comparative Statement of Excisable .\rticles taken for consumption, during the years

ended March 31, 1910, 1917 and 1918, respectively

.Statement showing the amounts deposited to the credit of the Honourable the Receiver

General on account of each of the above Revenues, respectively

Comp.\r.\tive ST.\TEMEN"r of ExcisB Revenue accrued for 1916-17, 1917-18 and 1918-19

Refunds

Law St.imps — .Statement showing Revenue accrued

Statement showing the amounts voted and the expenditures authorized , for each Service

for 1918-1919

Statement showing the transactions in connection with the manufacture of Methylated

Spirits

21
22-23
24-25
26-29
30-31
32-33
34-35

36

37
38
39
40

41

42-13

1

1 (o)
2

STATISTICS— (APPENDIX A).

EXCISE.

Spirits — Comparative statement of manufactures

Statement showing transactions in the Distilleries

Warehouse Returns (spirits)

Compar.\tive Statement of warehou.se returns (spirits)...

" " of manufactures (malt)

" " of warehouse returns (malt)

" " of manufactures (malt liquor)

" " of warehouse returns (malt liquor)

" " of manufactures ( tobacco)

" " of warehouse returns (tobacco)

W.utEHOUSE Returns (tobacco)

CoMPAR.tTivE St.\tement of Warehouse returns

" " " " (raw leaf tobacco, etc.). . .

" " " " (other materials)

" " of revenue collected (Canadian twist tobacco).

" " of manufactures (cigars)

" " of jvarehouse returns (cigars)

" " of'insperted petroleum and naphtha

" " of manufactures {manufactures in bond)

" " of warehouse returns (manufactures in bond)...

" " of manufactures (acetic acid)

" " of warehouse (acetic acid)

44^5

46-47
48
483
49

50-51
52
53

54-55
56
57
57o

58-59
60
61
62
63
64
65

66$67
68

EXPENDITURES, Etc.— (APPENDIX B).

1. Statement showing the names of companies guaranteeing outside oflScers 70

2. Statement showing the number of parties under licenses 71

3. Summary Statement showing the number of permanent oflBeers employed in

the different offices.. .. 72

10 GEORGE V

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

A. 1920>

REPORT

DEPUTY MINISTER OF INLAND REVENUE

To the Hon. J. D. Eeid, M.D.,

Acting Minister of Customs and Inland Reveuue.

Sir, — Herewith I have the honour to submit statements of 'hp Inland
Revenues collected by this department during the fiscal year ended March 31,
1919, with the usual information as to the cost of collections, and statistics
respecting the sources whence these revenues were derived.

The following summary comparison shows the accrued revenues for the
fiscal years ended March 31, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, and 1919.

—

1913.

1916.

1917.

191S.

1919.

$

21,627,958

$

22,540,406

1,550,488

111,846

11,520

8,490

5

24,525,361

2,072,441

183,708

9,910

9,885

$

27,011.282

2,253.422

398.968

8,902

12,206

i

30,209,017

WarTas

11,964,740

96,747

9,788

103,932

322,.5.'*3

8,023

1,021

21,838,425

24,222,750

26,801,305

29.684,780

42,505,!'8'J

11— u

IXLAXD Iif:\t:.\VE REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Details of Excise Revenue accrued during the undermentioned fiscal years: —

—

1815.

1916.

1917.

1918.

1919.

f^pirits

S

8.706.481

142.903

2,616.288

9.352.881

655,905

7.255

94.904

4,141

77,200

(

8.701.075

97.779

2.689.300

10,222,784

635,158

8,250

105,812

10,349

42,538

9.880.567

109.215

2,367.902

11,197,103

730,215

8,049

110,409

8,353

113.548

%

11.486.527

80.486

1.791.482

12.616.879

776.086

7.330

123.183

6.933

122.376

6,964,415
19,082

1,477,792

20,248,335

Cigars

Ai-eticacid...

1,261,915

6,795

118,856

42,021

69.806

21,657.958

22.513,045

24.525.361

27.011.282

30.209.017

The quantity of Spirits produced during the fiscal year was 4,187,109 proof
gallons, as compared with 3,566,955 proof gallons produced in the pre\ious
fiscal j-ear. The raw materials taken for use, in the production of Spirits, during
the fiscal year were as follows: —

Lb.

Malt '■ 996.093

Indiaacora.;: "'^'^^If

Rve , 1.775.935

oata ".v.:. '.::■. ^-mo

Molasses 58. 598. 950

Wheat 1 , 237, 140

The transactions of the several distilleries will be found stated in detail in
(Statement No. lA), pages 46 and 47.

Proof galls.

There was, on April 1. 1918, in process ot manulacture , 419,684

Manufactured during the fiscal year 4,187.109

Returned to distilleries for redistillation— In bond 4i8.<09

Received into distilleries from other sources — Duty paid 279

Received into distilleries from other sources— In bond

Total 5.085,781

This was disposed of as follows

Placed in warehouse

Fuael oil written off •

Deficiency arising from rectification

JSemaining in process of manufacture, March 31, 1919, by actual stock taking.

Total "

Proof galls.
4,409.160

IXLAyO RETEXUE REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Spirits. — The following statement shows the warehousing transactions in
Spirits during the fiscal j-ear ended March 31, 1919, and the four preceding
fiscal j'ears: —

Fiscal Years.

In Ware-
house at
beginning

including
transits.

Ware-
housed
during

the year.

Ei-distil-
ler>-.

Other-
housed.

Taken

for

consump-

Export-
ed.

fsed in
bonded
factories.

other-
account-
ed for.

For
redistill-
ation.

In Ware-
house r.t

end
ofye..r,
including
transits.

1914-1915

1915-1916

1916-1917

1917-1918

Pf. galls.

21,561.976

22,499.336

20.099,118

17,170.342

Pf. galls.
6.490,682
3,941,105
6,778,415
3,556,707

Pf. galls.
45.918
88,346
841,869

3.103,403

Pf. galls.
4.021.090
3.629.324
4,118,147
4,793,297

Pf. galls.

275,911

808,135

1.289,117

587,409

Pf. galls.

474.033

1,160,360

4.273,682

4,571,348

Pf. galls.
459,038
388,160
603,058
670,896

Pf. galls.

369, 16S
443,690
265,156
160,179

Pf. gr.1'9. .

22.499,339
20,099,118
17,170,242
13,017.223

Totals

81.330.672

20,766.909

4.079,536

16.561.S3S

2.960.572

10.479.423

2,121,152

1,238,193

72.S15.919

Average

20.333.668

5,191,727

1,019.884

1.140,465

740,143

2.619.856

530,288

309,548

18,203,980

1918-1919

13,047.223

4.409,160

1,141,921

2,941,108

432,034

3.499.388

571,498

478,700

10,675,567

The foreign demand for Canadian distillery products is less than the
average the last four j'ears, the quantities exported being as follows: —

Proof gi'll.-.

1914-1915 275. 911

1915-1916 808. 135

1916-1917 1. 289. 117

- 1917-1918 : 587.409

1918-1919 432.034

The following statement shows the entire quantities of Spirits upon which
duties were collected during the several fiscal yeai's recited therein. To accord
with the figures shown in Financial Statement No. 1, pages 4-1 and 45: —

Fiscal Years.

Canadian Spirits.

Imported
Spirits used

Bonded
Factories.

Total

quantities
upon which
duty was

collected.

Revenua

accrued,.

including

License Fees.

Paid duty

Ex-
distillerj-.

Paid duty

Ex-
warehouse.

1914-1915
1915-1916

1916-1917

1917-1918 . .

Pf. gallons.
6.407
4.066
3.080
2.413

Pf . gallons.

4.021.090
3.629.324
4.118.147
4.591.972

P(. gallons.

44.690
85.954
125.140
201.326

Pf. gallons.
4.072.187
3.719.344
4,246,367
4.795.711

S
S.70i.981
8,701,015
9.880.567
11,453.527

Totals.

15.966

16.360.533

457.110

16.833.609

38,771,150

Average

3.992

4.090.133

114.277

4,208.402

9,693,787

1918-1919 ....

1,860

2.941.108

127.440

3,070.408

6 064,415

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

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g I

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2 S

H^-

Revenue
accrued,
including

" I

3

1

is

3
5

i

o

i

o

Other
Materials
taken for

sumption.

Lb.

1,280,589
1,366,176
1,548,809
1,752,470

3

s

s

o

i

Total
Tobacco
taken for

con-
sumption.

Lb.

40,174,664
40,616,626
42,127,332
44,920,380

i

1

i

i

Canada

Twist

taken for

sumption.

Lb.

0,855
7,430
6,686
4,402

1

o

S

Raw Leaf

taken

for

sumption.

Lb.

15, 723, .329
10,1)71,311
17,470,422
18,140,814

1

In
Warehouse

at

end of year,

including

transits.

Lb.

663,694
912,994
626,847
686,320

i

*

1

lis

oS

Lb.

44,704
380,065
070,804
307,976

i

i

i

CO

Exported.

Lb.

10,094

723,632

922,033

2.032,770

1

o

g

1

Taken for

con-
sumption.

Lb.

24.444,380
23,937,786
24,061,226
26,768,074

1

es

s

s"

S|5

Lb.

24,216,800
25,390,072
25,980,442
29,108,292

o

o
o

§

«o

s

In
Warehouse

at

beginning of

year,

including

transits.

Lb.

840,006
663,694
912,994
026,847

8

o

2

>•

o

a

c

2

3

i
<

a
a

Ol

INLAND RETENUE REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Cigars. — The following statement shows the transactions in Cigars during
the fiscal year ended March 31, 1919, and the four preceding fiscal years: — ■

Fiscal Years.

In Ware-
house at
beginning
of year,
including,
transits.

Manu-
factured

during
the year.

Assess-
ments
to bring
produc-
tion up to
standard .

Taken
for
Consump-
tion.

Ex-
port-
ed.

Other-
account-
ed for.

In Ware-
house at
end of

including

Revenue
accrued,
including
License
Fees.

1914-1915 . .

No.
28,762,166
19,302,025
20,854,795
17,258,880

No.
226,147,875
209,628,956
237,647,769
253,824,568

No.

1,304.626
207,672
658,938

1,177,837

No.
236.866,542
207,647,808
239,752,252
254,445,945

No.

16,100
11,225
21,975
875,690

No.

30,000

624,925

2,127,395

802 , 505

No.

19,302,025
30,854,795
17,258,880
16,137,145

625,905

1915-1916

1915-1917

730,215

776,086

Totals

36,177,866

927.249,168

3, -349, 073

938,712,547

924,990

3,584,825

73,552,845

2,767,364

Average

21.544.466

231,812.292

837,268

234,678,137

231,248

896,206

18,388,211

691,841

191S 1919

16.137,145

218.497,375

496.935

221,087.110

1109,635

1,397,245

11,537,465

1,261,915

The revenues derived from goods manufactured in bond during the fiscal
year ended jNIarch 31, 1919, and the four preceding fiscal years, were as
follows : —

1014-1913..
1915-1916
1916-1917,
1917-1918.
1918-1919

94,904
105,812
110,409
123,183
118,856

Acetic Acid. — The revenues derived from Acetic Acid during the fi.scal year
ended ]\Iarch 31, 1919, and the four preceding fiscal years, were as follows: —

1914-1915.
1915-1916,
1916-1917.
1917-1918,
1918-1919,

8,049
7,330
6,795

Inspection of Petroleum. — The quantity of Petroleum and Naphtha inspected
during the fiscal year was as follows: —

Galls.

Petroleum 57.434.637

Naphtha 81,228,268

Total 138,662,905

Methylated Spirits. — The cjuantitj' of Methylated Spirits manufactured
during the fiscal year was 319,880-40 proof gallons, and the sales 325,2,50-00
proof gallons. A statement of details appears on pages 36 and 37.

The price of this denatured alcohol is practically the actual cost of manu-
facture, and has been following varying prices on account of the constantly
increasing cost of alcohol and naphtha: —

8 ixLAyn nrvKxiE at/'oat

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

On and after the 13th November, 1917, the prices of methylated spirits have
been as follows: —

Grade No. 1 "Standard" and grade No. 1 "Benzine" when consigned
to points East of Winnipeg, or West of, and including Quebec, $1.50 per Imperial
gallon; when consigned to points beyond Quebec and Winnipeg, the latter
inclusive, $1.48 per Imperial gallon.

Grade No. 2 "Standard" $1.50 per Imperial gallon.

On and after the 18th Fcbruarj-, 1919, the prices of methylated spirits
have been as follows: —

Grade No. 1 "Standard" and grade No. 1 "Benzine" when consigned to
points East of Winnipeg, or West of, and including Quebec, SI. 35 per Imperial
gallon; when consigned to points beyond Quebec and Winnipeg, the latter
inclusive, $1.33 per Imperial gallon.

Grade No. 2 "Standard" $1.35 per Imperial gallon.

Appendix A shows the consumption of, and revenues derived annually,
from spirits, tobacco, and other goods subject to Excise, and of similar goods,
subject to duties of Customs, per head of the population of the Dominion.

Appendix B contains, as usual, the details concerning illicit stills seized
during the year.

Appendix C shows the amount of Excise Revenues collected at each out
office, and under various headings, separately.

I have the honour to be, sir.

Your obedient servant,

K. E. FAREOW,

Deputy Minister

Inland Revenue Department,
Ottawa, October 28, 1919.

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

ISLAyO RETEXCE REPORT

APPENDIX A.

Table showing the Annual Consumption, per head, of the undermentioned
articles, paying Excise and Customs Duties, and Revenue, per head,
derived annuallv.

Wines. Tobacco.

Duty.

Beer. Wines. Tobacco

1869..
1S70. .
1871.,
1872..
1873..
1874..

1878..
1879. .
1880..
1881..
1882..
1883..
1884..
1885..
1886..
1887..

1893

1894

1895

1896

1897

1898

1899

1900

1901

1902

1903

1904

1905

1906

•1907 (nine months

1908

1909

1910

1911

1912

1913

1914

1915

1916

1917

1918

1919

995

190

O.i-.'

1

4K1

1

999

1

5H«

1

995

1

316

1

051

976

954

1

(136

9;<5

150

1

2S0

1

4V6

1

623

1

(tt2

1

062

1

1193

958

1

(M3

1

292

1

291

1

314

1

264

I

163

1

12(1

1

248

358

1

IV4

1

SOO

1

375

1

371

1

4s;<

1

664

I

76S

1

89S

1

048

2

066

1

105

1

is;{

1

323

1

679

2

81X

2

VII

2

427

2

S29

1

330

1

■612
•109

1

10

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 2. — General Expenditures for

Balances

due to

eollectors,

etc.,

April 1,

1919.

Expenditures .\uthorized by the Department.

Balances

due by

Collectors,

etc..

Mar. 31,

1919.

Totals.

Ser\-ices.

Salaries.

Contin-
gencies.

Seiz-
ures.

Vote 419.

War
Bonus.

$ cts.
49 08

$ cts.
475.936 44

86,638 93

144.323 99

$ cts.
217,754 45

9,823 32

10.880 06

295,400 14

54,298 42

S cts.
1,997 12

1,743 65

% cts.
33,940 68

13,410 21

812 50

$ cts.
27,252 54

8,833 24

3,696 66

$ cts.
343 98

$ cts.

757,274 29 Excise and Seizures
as per Statement
Xo. 4.

120,449 35 Preventive service

16 66

as per Statement
Xo. 7.
159,729 87 Department Eipen-
diturcs.

295,400 14 .Methylated Spirits

150 00

50 00

per Statement No.
14.
54,498 42 War Tax as per

Statement No. 6.

49 08

706,899 36

588,156 39

3,740 77

48,313 39

39,832 44

360 64

1,387,352 07

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23

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

the year ended March 31, 1919.

Cr.

Balances

due by

CoUectors,

etc.,

AprU 1,

1918.

Amount

disbursed

by Rec.

General on

requisition

of the
Department

Deductions from Salaries.

Balances
due to

Collectors,

etc.,
March 31,

1919.

Totals.

Super-
annuation.

Insurance.

Retirement.

Guar-
antee.

Annuities.

$. cts.

343 98

$ cts.
732,841 44

120,248 29

151,460 36

295,400 14

54,498 42

$ cts.
2,605 94

$ cts
4,819 17

77 30

1,960 14

S cts.
15,854 28

$ cts.
620 00

ft3 76

S cts.
140 40

$ cts.
49 08

$ cts.
757,274 29

120 449 35

596 33

5,696 38

16 66

159,729 87

54,498 42

343 98

1,354,448 65

3,202 27

6,856 61

21,550 66

743 76

140 40

65 74

1,387,352 07

lyLAyn reyexve report

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 3. — Collection Divisions

Balancps

Due
April 1,

1918.

Amount Accrued During Year,

Including License Fees.

Spirits.

Malt
Liquor.

Malt.

Tobacco.

Cigars.

Acetic
Acid.

Bonded
Manu-
factures.

Seizures.

S ets

S CIS

71,671 92

S cts.

S cts

9,069 00
1,807 85

64,098 91

05,373 60
1,425 00

28,927 57
9,000 00
2,028 00

13,200 00

$ cts.

50 90

9,692 50

1,630 27

968,494 72

8,421 11

177.389 25

3,883 46

9, 123 47

2,273 65

499 98

176 59

1,055 72

2,015 56

6, 136 88

94,616 38

57,694 39

S cts

S cts.

$ cts.

300 00
2,267 61

50 00
6,069 57
3,262 47

50 00

50 00

2,300 54

450 00

25 00

S cts.

112 61

50 00
150 00
100 00

50 00
100 00
100 00
100 00

50 00

10,326 25
4,491 80
52, 136 53
10,050 01
100,293 56

129,207 51

12, 107 92

42,388 82

38,594 30

23,414 92

331 46

65,745 51

3,597 25

4,682 52

37,756 25

4,084 91

531 90

408,817 54

291,489 34

200 00

50 00

2,003 10

231 38

391 00

5,088 95

40O 00

3.4.50 00

449 35

489 00

100 00
50 00
100 00

7.800 00
17,772 74
3,450 75

1,202 00

644 80

3.970 70

1,919 45

39,857 97

36,246 54

300 00

25 00

50 00

54,290 32

8,644 57

10 00

250 00
100 00

91,221 19
31,350 00

2,280 00

200 00

5'2 89

635 50

1,134,422 07

1,300 00

346,524 61

1,343,154 83

325,475 91

50 00

78,135 08

10,856 48

1 036 OS

21.779 52
4,441.753 78
567.495 13
223,883 OO
118,980 24
250 00

40,687 42
16,250,244 39
961,058 60
1,387,901 93
78.161 44
36,248 26

52,216 87
721,898 23
26,221 72
43,751 92
31,503 32
3,103 32

375 00

2,160 89

4,987 40
100 00
50 00

805.745 89
71,760 00
14,853 75

6,745 27

14,461 01

5,683 64

300 00

350 00

8,708 28
2,400 00

346 60

54 27

3 295 57

6,546 81

5,374,141 67

5, 137 40

892,8,59 64

18,754,302 04

878.695 38

6,745 27

20,794 65

11,829 88

49,522 69

100 00

10,888 05

1,974 72

4,328 72

2,064 87

40 00

1,442 62

49,522 69

100 00

10,888 05

1,974 72

4,328 72

2,064 87

40 00

11,537 48
43,429 10

50 00

6,480 00

5,493 55
410 34

1,081 63
554 00

242 20

54,966 58

50 00

6,480 00

5,903 89

1,635 63

242 20

47,127 92

0 04

241,904 45

3,680 80

76,796 99

11,466 35

9.609 62

13,838 76

5,100 00

5 563 99

39,946 15

300 00

58,801 70

12,052 21

7.970 27

3,847 17

8,237 55

4,852 25

1,402 15

11,700 00

923 10

540 20

2,050 00

1,202 09

47,408 03
12,113 34

6,761 50
300 OO

49,424 43
23,400 00

68,107 38
3,322 16

31.262 04
2,397 08

. 125 00
50 00

2,544 75

1,120 00

1 202 09

59,521 37

7,061 50

72,824 43

71,429 54

33,659 12

175 00

3,664 75

5.138 23

50 00

1,416 99

21,251 55

6,964,415 46

19,081 85

1,477,792 41

20,248,334 60

1,261,914 85

6,795 27

118,855 53

42,020 86

40,894 22

33 33

98.195 01

996 49

5 32

24,336 37

6,923,521 24

19.048 52

1,379,597 40

20,247,338 11

1,261.909 53

6,795 27

118,855 53

17,684 49

IMAXD REVL^yVE REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

IN Account with Revenues.

Total
Duties
Accrued.

% cts

3,H4 9t

657 50

431 50

2,442 01

856 20

415 35

173 00

601 00

1,451 50

30 20

150 00

305 00

55 10

40 70

9,467 30

11,003 61

31,194 87

18,265 00
8,708 1
1,854 50
452 00
1,000 00

$ cts

84,206 7;
24,801 7

200,259 99

,108.777 45

66,684 99

405,770 03
37,012 38
19,973 42
86,620 66
5.090 78
14,111 11
57,884 51
13,702 02
8,688 93

700,800 70

436,728 45

Total
Debits.

$ cts.

84,206 72

24,914 3;

200,259 99

108,777 45

66,684 99

405, 770 03

37,012 38

19,973 42

86,620 66

5,090 78

14,111 11

57,884 51

13,70:

8,688 93

700,800 70

436,728 45

522 89

Deposited

to the
Credit of
Receiver
General.

Balances

Due
March 31,

1919.

3,271,113 85 3,271,749 35

133,323 81
22,263,252 42
1,636,573 59
1,671,192 60

230,341 60
39,601 58

!5,974,285 60

9,597 45

287 00
652 00

1,988 50
302 60

69,806 29
4,157 43

25,171
45,045 44

70,217 30

47, 127 92

134,359 89

.265,413 31

1,636,573 59

1,671,192 60

230,341 60

39,655 85

3,295 57

:5.980,832 41

59,597 45
1,442 62

25,171 86
45,045 44
5,860 50

76,077 80

Belleville

Brantiord

Guelph

Hamilton

Kingston

London

Ottawa

Owen Sound

Perth

Peterborough

Port Arthur

Prescott

St. Catharines

Stratford

Toronto

Windsor

Suspense Account.

Ontario

Joliette

Montreal

Quebec

Sherbrooke

St. Hyacinthe

Three Rivers

Suspense Account.

Quebec-

St. John

Suspense Account.

New Brunswick .

Halifax

Pictou

Suspense Account.

207,621 63
43,005 18

6,605 22

30,209,017 12

65, 648 86 30,040,398 95

30,230,268 6:

Nova Scotia

Charlottetown, P.E.I .

Winnipeg, Manitoba. . .

Calganj. Alberta

Mooscjjjw, Saskatchewan.

Vancouver

Victoria

Br^ish Columbia.
Yiikon

T0T.4LS

$ cts

84,206 72
24,801 71

200,259 99

1,108,777 45

66, 684 99

405,770 03
37,012 38
19,973 42
86,620 66
5,090
14,111 11
57,884 51
13,702 02
8,688 93

700,800 70

436,728 45

3,271,113 85

Total
Credits.

$ cts.

84,206 72

24,914 32

200,2.59 99

1,108,777 45

66,684 99

405, 770 03

37,012 38

19,973 42

86,620 66

5,090 78

14,111 11

57,884 51

13,702 02

8,688 93

700.800 70

436,728 45

522 89

133,323 81

22,259,989 21

1,636,573 59

1,671,192 60

230,341 60

39,601 58

25,971,022 39

25,171 86
45,045 44

1,036 08
5,424 10

54 2
3,295 57

5,563 99

3,271,749 35

134,359 89

22,265,413 31

1,636,573 59

1,671,192 60

230,341 60

39,655 85

3,295 57

25,980,832 41

69,597 45
1,442 62

25,171 86
45,045 44
5,860 50

47,127 92

138,280 29

207,621 63
43,005 18

30,205,753 95

Less Refunds as per State-
ment N'o. 11.

Xet Revente.

208,823 72
43,005 18

26

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 5.— WAR TAX

Provinces.

Fines.

Stamps.

Transpor-
tation ,
Tickets,
Telegrams,
Embossing
cheques,
etc.

Auto-
mobiles.

Jewelry.

Ontario ;

$ cts.

14,743 25

5,764 00

800 00

800 00

50 00

850 00

324 98

1,185 00

2,085 00

S cts.

614,745 78
169,142 23
33,517 32
33,795 26
4,260 87
89,062 61
62,271 26
48,636 46
95,695 08
521 63

$ cts.

149,550 66

911,211 08

100,327 06

10,455 60

$ cts.

2,764,780 08
247,514 45
54,865 23
21,623 09
5,263 54
343,101 04
112,904 64
179,632 93
67,339 27
45 05

$ cts.
248 703 03

108,962 87

1,943 85

4 531 42

117 24

2, 506 09

5,270 85

1,858 03

21,316 19

25,. 590 96

6,480 32

4,990 60

12,842 57

701 82

284,424 20

Totals

26,602 23
7,210

1,151,648 50

1,486,919 76
11,503 95

3,797,069 32
12,813 28

414,864 68

2,528 31

19,392 23

1,151,648 50

1,475,415 81

3,784,256 04

412,336 37

IXLAXD REVEXCE REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

REVENUE.

Mechanical

Gramo-

Total

Music

Piano

phones,

deposited

Rolls

and

phono-

Moving

to credit of

Tea.

and

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Matches.

Playing

graphs.

Picture

Receiver

Records.

Player
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Cards.

etc.

Films.

General.

$ cts.

S cts.

S cts.

S cts.

S cts.

$ cts.

S cts.

$ cts.

1,082,536 42

74,833 31

31,307 18

1,326,755 37

67, 629 29

163,247 36

76,301 28

6,615,133 01

637,585 68

79,594 12

4,748 32

61,398 48

35,685 25

20,757 43

25, 507 25

2,307,871 16

271,476 25

3,825 07

22 69

14,112 13

397 42

5,221 36

6. 278 40

492,786 78

114,553 10

446 01

233 85

16,554 47

2,189 10

5,080 98

7,695 35

217,958 23

10,431 64

25 77

4,793 40

201 46

10 29

595 65

25,752 86

419,975 28

10,137 34

43 22

38,806 71

5,760 11

22,571 00

11,913 45

970,317 81

39, 045 44

3,498 78

448 65

9,300 29

3,691 29

8,152 49

9,681 20

261,070 19

23,360 60

508 17

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25,365 75

1,942 20

175 74

9,308 60

296,977 83

221,086 30

4,177 31

367 87

36,161 25

8,699 11

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12,427 37

488,346 05

488 80

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208 20

4,101 91

284,424 20

2,820,539 51

177,092 47

37, 185 53

1,535,043 46

126,443 27

231,414 55

159,916 75

11,964,740 03

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8,502 29

452 00

790 70

2 70

49,629 40

2,814,808 36

176,997 45

28.683 24

1,534,591 46

126,443 27

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INLAND REVENUE REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

EXCISE REVENUES.
No. 10.— Comparative Statement of Receipts for 1916-17, 1917-18 and 1918-19.

Totals.

Spirits.

Malt Liquor.

Cigars.

Manufactures in Bonds.

Other Receipts.

Total Revenue.

fl91&-17
, 1917-18
U918-19

|'I91ft-17

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1918-19

fl91G-17
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1916-17
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1918-19

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1917-18

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11916-1
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1 1918-19

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'1917-18
11918-19

9, 880.. '566 55
11.486,526 77
6,964,415 46

109,215 35
80,486 10
19,081 85

2,367,902 38
1,791,481 47
1,477,792 41

11,197,102 52
12,616,878 48
20,248,334 60

730,215 26

776,086 16

1,261,914 85

110,408 79
123,183 40
118,855 53

8,049 39
7,329 91
6,795 27

8,352 66
6,932 93
42,020 86

113,548 70
122,376 3»
69,806 29

24,525,361 60
26,011,281 61
30,209,017 12

IXLAXD RETESVE REPORT 39

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 11. — Refunds of Revenue during the fiscal year ended March .31, 1919.

Excise Refunds —

Spirits -S 40,894 22

Malt Liquor 33 33

Malt 98. 195 01

Tobacco 996 49

Cigars 5 32

Seizures IS 00

Sundries 4, 157 43

S 144,299 80

War Tax 49,629 40

Grand Total S 193,929 lO

40 IXLAKD REVEUVE REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 12. — Statement showing amount of Revenues accrued during the year
ended March 31, 1918.

Law Stamps.

Supreme
Court.

Exchequer
Court.

Territorial
Court.

The amount of stamps in the hands of distributors, April 1,
1918 .

$ cts.

476 70
3,150 00

S cts.

103 00
3,303 00

i cts.

9,613 55

To stamps issued by the Inland Revenue Service during the
. year ended March 31, 1919

Totals

3,626 70

3,406 00

9,613 55

By balance being the revenue during the year ended March
31, 1919

51 60
3,575 10

208 00
3,198 00

7,758 55

By amount of stamps in the hands of distributors, March 31,
1919

1,855 00

Totals . .

3,626 70

3,406 00

9,613 55

INLAND RErBNUE REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 13

St,\tement showing the Amounts voted and the Expenditures for
each service for the year ended March 31, 1919.

Expendi-
tures.

Over
Expended.

Under
Expended.

Departmental salaries

" contingencies

Excise salaries

" contingencies

War tax contingencies

Special War Act

Duty pay at large distilleries other factories

Duty pay other than special survey

Preventive service salaries

Tobacco stamps

Excise commission to customs officers

Preventive Service contingencies

Provisional Allowance Excise

Methylated Spirit contingencies

Minor Expenditure

Provisional Allowance Vote 419

War Bonus

Total

t cts.

190,025 00

28,000 00

550,768 25

100,000 00

75,000 00

1,003 50

16,000 00

2,000 00

112,000 00

125,000 00

5,000 00

18,000 00

12,000 00

500,000 00

500 00

48,313 39

115,000 00

$ cts.

144,323 99

10,880 06

475,936 44

99,871 34

53,294 92

1,003 50

9,890 47

1,250 26

86,638 93

97,485 55

1,141 51

9,823 32

8,115 32

295,400 15

48,313 39
39,832 44

1,898,610 14 1,383,201 58

$ cts.

45,701 01
17,119 94
74,831 81
128 66
21,705 08

6, 109 53

749 74

25,361 07

27,514 45

3,858 49

8,176 68

3,884 68

204,599 86

500 00

75,167 56

IXLAND RETE'NVE REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Dr. No. 14. — Statement showing the transactions in connection with the

Manufacture of Methylated Spirits the year ended March 31, 1919.

Aniount.

Totals.

stock on hand March 31, 1918—

Alcohol 16,857-56 Proof gallons at 72c

$ cts.

12,137 44
960 00

10,655 25
368 00

$ cts.

240 Barrels at S4.00

Methylated spirits 6,874 ■ 36 Proof gallons at $1 .55

92 barrels at $4.00 ,

24,120 69

To methylated spirits sold and unpaid on March 31, 1918—
152-2 Standard gallons at $1.00

125 20

359 54

7,126 86

2,752 00

75 00

242-93 " 1.48

4,751.30 " 1.50

688 barrels at $4.00

nt No.
$

2

200,469 49
16,800 00

10,438 60

To disbursements tor purchase of materials and as per Stateme
-Mcohol —

294,808-08 at 68c

217,269 49

51 91

217,217 58

53,626 84

616 60
20,064 00

4,200 barrels at S4.00

Wood Naphtha—

5,095-25 at $1.53

7,897 64
29,027 65
13,069 55

3,632 00

18,727-52 at $1.55

7,969-24 at SI .64

908 barrels at $4.00

Gasoline and Benzine —

91 gals at 305c

27 76
29 11
276 80
280 93
2 00

92galsat3Uc -. . . .-

685-2 gals at 41c

Pump

To Barrels—

3816 barrels at $4.00

9 drums, at $10.00

....$

15,264 00

90 00

4,710 00

314 drums at $15.00

291,525 02
654 36

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2,027 50

1,652 14

864 84

3 00

290,870 66

To special assistance

4,529 48

To other expenses as follows —

Salaries paid by Civil Government

....$

6,900 00
1,003 50

12,432 98

$ 337,862 93

Methylated spirits manufactured during the year, 319,880-40 proof gallons.

IXLASD RETEyUE REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Cr.

No. 14. — Statement showing the transanctions in connection with the
Manufacture of !Meth3'lated Spirits the year ended ]\Iarch 31, 1919.

Amount.

Totals.

By cash on account of Methylated spirits sold during the
1919, as per details—
4,231-94 Standard gals at SI. 00 . .

vear ended March 31,
$ 4,231 94

$ cts.

•

326,231 36
10,438 60

S cts.

2,095-93 Standard gals at S1.33

33,303-36 Standard gals at S1.35. . .

2,787 58

44,959 50

2,976-67 Standard gals at SI.48

4,405 44

153,799-18 Standard gals at S1.50

230,695 85

8,458 barrels at S4.00

33,832 00

354 drums at S15.00

5,310 00

8 00

1 05

Add amount sold in 1917-18 and not paid —
125-20 Standard gals at Sl.OO .

$ 125 20

242-93 Standard gals at S1.48

359 54

4,751-30 Standard gals at Sl-50

7,126 86

688 barrels at $4.00 . .

2,752 00

5 drums at $15.00

75 00

$ 110 14

Deduct amount sold in 1918-19 and not paid —
110-14 Standard gals at Sl.OO. .

336, 669 96
14,139 01

1,961-15 Standard gals at S1.33

2,608 33

6,912-36 Standard gals at Sl-35

9,331 54

451 barrels at $4.00

. . 1,804 00

285 00

322,530 95
52 02

$ 3,583 02

8,518 46

322,582 97

Stock on hand March 31, 1919—

Wood alcohol, 2,184-77 gals at $1.64

Grain alcohol, 72,527-14 gals at 68c

14,111 02

Methylated spi rits, 125-34 gals at S1.35

169 21

Methylated spirits, 82-85 gals at $1.35

HI 85

700 48

257 barrels at $4.00

1,02S 00

14,111 02

336,693 99
1,168 94

337 862 93

IXLAyn REYfjyUE uki-ort

(Appendix A).

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

SPIRITS.
No. 1.- — CoMPAR.\TivE Statement of IManufactures for

Licenses.

Materials

T.VKEN rOR

USE.

Provinces.

Grain.

*

No.

Fees.

Malt.

Indian corn.

Rye.

Oats.

WTieat.

1918.

12
6

1

$

2,875

1,500

250

lbs.

2,101,752
3,191,239

lbs.

31,924,928
3,708,640

lbs.

3,803,700
3,223,750

lbs.
124,460

lbs.

Totals

19

12
5
1

4,625

2,875

1,250

250

5,292,991
956, 233

35, 633, ,968
15,310,212

7,027,450
1,759,335

124,460
41,900

1919.

39,860

16,600

1,237,140

Totals

18

4,375

996,093

15,310,212

1,775,935

41,900

1,237,140

INLAND RErEXUE REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

SPIRITS.

the Fiscal Years ended March 31, 1918 and 1919.

Molasses

Used in spirits
manufactured.

Proof spirits
manufactured

Duty collected ex-manu-
factory on deficiencies
and assessments.

Total duty
collected

ex-manufac-
tory,
including

license fees.

Total grain

Grain

Molasses

lbs.

lbs.

lbs.

lbs.

Gals.

Gals.

S cts.

S cts.

37,954,840

37,789,012
10,267,094

2,237,158-74

1.329,758-73

37- 13

2,005-93
406-79

4,814 22
976 30

7 689 22

10,123,629

18,171,440

18,171,440

2,476 30
250 00

48,078,469
18,067,680

18,171,440

48,708,888
9,890,062

48,056,106

16,967 982
'i,'248i800'

18,171,440

48,708,888
9,890,062

3,566,954-60

3,608,819 41
494,573-54
83,716 39

2,412-72

1,558-97
301-10

5,790 52

3,741 53
722 64

10,415 52

6,616 53

1,972 64

250 00

1,293,600

19,361,280

58,598,950

18,216,782

58,598,950

4,187,109-34

1,86007

4,464 17

8,839 17

IXLAXD IlEVEyUE REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 1a. — Statement showing transactions in the Distilleries in the

Divisions.

In process,
including

deficiencies
brought
forward.

Manufactured,
including
surpluses.

Bclle\-ille, Ont

Proof Gals.

96,501-97

755-30

156-31

45.842-86

9,118-23

246,350-11

Proof Gals.

2,865,803-58
228-70

Guelph, Ont

355 760-51

387,026 62

Totals

398,724-78

3,608,819-41

Joliette, Que

Montreal, Que

2,369-80
13, 730- 12
4, 859 06

26-86

494,427-44

119-24

Totals

20,958-98

494,573-54

83,716-39

419,683-76

4,187,109-34

INLAND RETENVE REPORT

47

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

Dominion of Canada, during the Fiscal Year ended March 31, 1919.

Returned to
distillery for
redistillation.

Received

from

other

sources,

duty paid

Totals.

Warehoused.

Fusel

oil

written

off.

Deficiencies
on which
duty was
collected.

In process,

including

deficiencies

carried

forward.

Totals.

Proof Gals.

152,387-75
261-77

PTOOf

Gals.

165-00
31-27

Proof Gals.

3,114,858-30

1,277-04

•156-31

401,603-37

9,754-88

649,156-09

Proof Gals.

3,089,659-61

279-88

122-58

262,076-60

7,199-74

179,624-04

Proof
Gals.

1,729-18

Proof Gals.

1-64
33 73

P-oof Gals.

23,469-51
995-52

Proof Gals.

3,114,858-30
1,277-04

156-31

330-34

14-06
1,509-54

139,182-37

1,045-60

469,53205

401 603-37

554-25

82-40

9 754-88

15,779-36

168,983-13

278-67

4,176,805-99

3,538,962-45

2,059-52

1,558-97

634,225-05

4,176,805 99

2,396-66

817,831-24

4,978-30

26-86

804,391-42

119-24

2,369-80
7,856-25
4,508-20

2,396-66

309,673-68

5,583-57
49-76

817,831-24
4 978-30

301-10

309,673-68

825,206-20

804,537-52

5,633-33

301-10

14,734-25

825,206-20

52-15

83,768-54

65,659-67

18,108-87

83 768-54

478,708-96

278-67

5,085,780-73

4,409,159-64

7,692-85

1,860 07

667,068-17

5,085,780-73

roof
lions.

B

B

G

H 6,682

K

L( 4,048

_, 505-28
T^o.-.TO-Tl 216.432-78

IXLAXn RErBKVE IfEPORT
SPIRITS.
NoATiVE Statement of Warehouse Returns for the Fiscal Years ended M

ended

from other
sions.

In Transit
last year.

Proof
Gallons.

28,208-23

134.749-77
10,382-84
2.070-2^
33.517-36
1.784-46

5,719-89

»10-21
Jo 6.591-30

♦244 ..
Ml 3.212-60
Q«
St

Tl

34.220-93

26.350-8.

2.026-7
24.439-24

7,708-70

1,425-62
1,237-20

Proof
Gallons.

7,028,260-10
32,932-04
31,328-76
973,616-71
21,621-28
31,063-69
293,069-34
3.689-60
8,612-54

29, 520, 494 -.W

16.262.840-20

6.602.;
24.'

.224-
.965-
.205-
,187-
,2«2
,140
;.612

Entered for Consumption. Removed to other Divisions.

Quantity.

Proof
Gallons.

174-95
761-35
469-89
990-36
876-67
829-18
427-21
075-01

481.668-18

2.267.711-28
20,628-2
22.896-57
102,719-01
2,021-53
16,642-46
24,681-06
2,140-92

H '0,058-77 97,409-25 23,309.177-95 2,941.109-28

Pi . , .

2,788.158 16

6,060,502-77
59,456 18
51 , 590 83
1,843,669 04
.35,733.11
4,390 82
625,229 87
7,380 47

1,127,805-54

5,372,169 03
49,522
54.966 58
241,904 45
4,852 25
39,946 15
59,271 37
5,138 23

Warehoused

in Divisions

to which

removed .

Proof
Gallons.

4,519,091-80

1,131,798-88

4,623-04

660-69

20.742-68

3.309-48

9.916-28

0,142-85

3,72S,004
946,890-46

1,889-54
30,453-28
2,183-83

1,451-78

Proof
Gallons.

77,6+1-25
5,588-59

97-33
12,843-51

215,980
16,254-43

al Duty
R'lUected
-manu-
.ctory,
eluding
License
Fees.

S cts.

1,904 20
400 00
200 00
200 00

,450 00
400 00
200 00
200 00

•Used in the manufacture of Methylated Spirits at Government Wareh
Total duty collected ex-manufactorj' and e;
License fees

SPIRITS.
No. 2,— Wakehojise Retubk tor the Fiscal Ynor ondi-d .Manh 31. Idin

--•

K„„v^

TOO. Oilier

.Ol...

E.„„dIo,C.»..„p,i«..

llo„oveJ,oo.l„,D,v,.o„.

.SllSL

Froo.

Eipofleil.

in Bonded

R'>niaiiung

tjuamily.

Duty.

WBirhouscd

.0 .„..,„

Divisions.

Vajjousc

an xJ

Romovcd

ti"-;.'

Legal

0.h„,

■lolaU,

-;

8.....

Jljl

OnlSli..

505.377 37

^io:o3o;ic

so.ohi^o:

128,05! 57

Proof

0,7«11

201-77

;■ 07.732-05

-•

°'5«

i:

ii-E

505!377-37

'.'« h...-

■273.876^71

ssS:^*:"

ga*" :;:: ■:

•

. .

.....

- 117:.83-18

3.0,8,2.74

iiaoolooaUi

T.,„.U

0 8 .

80. S4.

8..,si?IJ

= ..m.5...«

34,220 03

,0,2.2.840-20

48,.6.8-18

1,127,805 54

3,728,004.9

215.980-57

108..i3-13

281,028 35

2.498-34

422.759-02

^1373,870-74

) 8 Oil 40500

16, 302, MOM

.I.,U.-1I.. , Urn, . .
81. Hyucindii- , . ■'

'-

■='«^1!

"1i!-i-i-

';:?S!'

::|||

1ii

■JCMOS K

mIIsI

'^Z:

; 3....73.

:::;:

.SZ

. '-St

10:357:31

"III

:|;||

T,„.,.

Situs

= 8,«.7.M3.2.

2..350-SS

0,002,80.-85

2.207.711 28

5,372,100 03

94.,S.O-46

1«,!-H 43

3«..«M Oi

11.007. 11

2,103 49

8.5.0-38

752.983-03

2.287.55.-99

o.ooa.soO'Ss

.xr, ,l„l„,, N 1,

(k

20.142.33

2,020-71

20.028-27

40,522 00

3.W3-47

1,23.03

24,908-67

[.''.'(.'"^^s"

3,8M.0S

2j.SS:w

""'"■^"

iS:5So:^

ll-.m'w

l.MOSl

nSS

3f;il?8:38

l'.....l.

3,!I2.«S

24,4311-2

37,224 14

22.,!S8 57

54,006 58

1.880 54

12.438 03

37,224 14

"""""■- "»"

IO«.7SO.0«

7,70S-7.

102,71001

241,004 45

80.451-28

40.219.94

43,5734.

222. 005 '72

77021

4,2053.

2.021 53

4,852 25

2,183-83

' ■■' '■. ^11"

«

30.412. DO

42.187-75

10,0)248

30,040 15

21,411 70

4.133-50

43,187-75

vi":;:;" '-''

'

'ISl'

'■""■'-

'ST.

":SS:!4

\IS^

'■if-M

52 15

•ss:?;

'ISfi

'IS."

l..lnl- ,

0

24.004.30

1.425 02

101.282.80

24,681-06

53,271 37

1.451 78

5: 15' 4.5.

72846

74.304-79

1.1.282-80

1„,.~»,.V.T

289 13

1.237 20

2.140 0!

2,14002

5,138 23

1

2,14.92

S.,..i.„ , ,

8.012 54

8.012.54

S..1254

__ '■■"'■'■"'•'■ __

°

™..,.w

■'■""•--

,7,.™ 2,

"3 300 177 05

2.0„.,00.2.

0.055.570 2.

4.710,873. 58

232,241.0

47..70,,.

203,... .2

4,™ ,3

432.053-8.

SSlt

},.,4.3,324 42

23.3».,77..5

AND IIEVIJNVE BEPOItT
SPIRITS.

Dr.

No..

.—Comparative Statement of Warehouse Returns for the Fiscal Years ended March 31,

1918 and 1919.

Ck.

ViFr

u ..,™_.,h„

T.,.

Rodiatillittion

fee.

--■

^s

Divisions,

dntw° ur

tl'>r/

Qua.li.y,

....

to which

i„t™...

Legal

""■"■

Tolal,.

QuoIjit

Yukon Territory

«i

,r(:

»,.

:<«•

Hji

"'ii

S9

:;:

II

t

1

'■"11

"i:

'::::

="■:;::

r:

*;:;;

Proof

;i0.08l,878-W

aiosgoo

T.,.l.

.0 .M m. ,

.3.S J,

3.ii?s2,;

ISOMN »S

-IT

.,04».a

..7..1,2,7 «

1,, 470^.125

5,M0,H2.S

»7.(08K

M,,78«

20,,>,72.32

3o..n-is

.'«7,.(».3!

:wdsfs

2..520,<M.M

Ontario .

II

'■::::::

i •;:«

'''iii

III

■••-

Mi

!8<

s

"i

II

1

|l

'*::

=--;

;:::

7Z

!::::

":;::

:'.kIS]'

4,IJ3S«

)3:Sj is

T,„.,.

-■"'■'""

«„,..=,

■„.,»..■

..;,.,«:,•,,»

..,..=.

..3».,.».

....,0..

oa»7.=.

4,7,0.,73S.

232..,™

.7,,,...»

3,3,.„.2

„.,-s.

«2,o«3e

SSH

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

iirch 31, 1918 and 1919.

Cr.

Free.

Ivvportcd.

Used
in Bonded
Factories.

Reiimining

in
Warehouse.

Taken for
■distillation.

Legal
Allowance.

Other.

Totals.

Proof
Gallons.

100,86201
59,316-53

Proof
Gallons.

249,557-66
7,814-43

Proof
Gallons.

13,002-66
1,942-50

Proof
Gallons.

,'J80, 438-97
741 - 14

Proof
CuiUons.

/ •388,312-08
i 3,924,822-01

569,790-45
808-02

Proof
Gallons.

/lO, 081, 878- 60

2,715,092-63
2,739-63
8,971-95
106,500-96
3,435-13
11,774-85
10,193-21
614-59
8,612-54

Proof
Ciallons.

21,096,300-48

7,028,260-10
.32,932-04

128-90

31,328-76

5,072-46

58,466-74

973,616-71

21,621-28

17,459-66

31,063-69

4,600-23

593-53

6,100-31

293,069-34

3,689-60

8,612-54

160,178-54

261,972-32

20,611-15

.587,409-32

'388,312-08
4,571,347-48

/12,949,814-09

29,520,494-54

168,983-13
309,673-68

281,928-35
11,067-11

2,498-34
2,103-49

422,759-02
8,566-38

•273,876-74
2,075,730-12

7.52,983-03
3,043-47

1 8,011,405-06

2,287,559-99
1,236-93
12,438-03
43,573-49

16,202,840-20

6,602,809-85
24,908-67

37,224-14

46,219-94

222,965-72

4,205-36

•

21,411-70

4,133-59
74,364-79

42,187-75

52-15

4-56

728-46

101,282-80

2,140-92

8,612-54

8,612-54

478,708-96

293,000-02

4,601-83

432,053-86

/ •273,876-74
\ 3,499,388-26

/10,443, 324-42

23,309,177-95

ouse, Ottawa.
;- warehouse...

1918.
.$11,481,901 77
4,625 00

1919.
$6,960,040 46
4,375 00

$11,486,526 77 $ 6,964,415 46

INLAND REVENUE REPORT

49

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

MALT.

No. 4.— Comparative Statement of Manufactures for the Fiscal Years ended
March 31, 1918 and 1919.

Provinces.

Licenses.

Grain
Steeped.

Grain used
in Malt
Manufac-
tured.

Malt.

Total Duty
Collected
ex-manu-
factory,
including
License
Fees.

No.

Fees.

Manufao-
tured .

Paid
Duty.

Ware-
housed.

1918.

11

1
1

$

1,900
400
200
200

Lbs.

6,534,285
32,193.550
23,999.200
19,607,300

Lbs.

6,924,383
31,987,850
23,994.400
20,951,300

Lbs.

5,447,198
25,270,480
19,325,100
17,092,010

Lbs.
140

Lbs.

5,447,058
25,270,480
19,325,100
17,092,010

S cts.
1,904 20

400 00

200 00

Alberta

200 00

Totals

15

2,700

82,334,335

83,857,933

67,134,788

140

67,134,648

2,704 20

1919.

9
2

1
1

1.450
400
200
200

8,645,372
40,713,920
30,062,400
11,452,100

8,545,354
40,925,120
30,014,400
11,452,100

6,731.736

32,543,470
24,236,350
9,508,630

6.731.736
32,543,470
24,236,350

9,508,630

1,450 00

400 00

200 00

Alberta

200 00

Totals

13

2,250

90.873.792

90,936.974

73.020,186

73,020,186

2,250

11—5

IMAM) REVENUE REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

MALT.

Dr.

No. 5. — Comparative Statement of Warehouse Returns

Remaining

in
Warehouse

from
last year.

Ware-
housed.

In-
creases.

Received from other
Divisions.

Imported.

Totals.

Removed
during
year.

In Transit
last year.

Lbs.

5,667,699
4,869,683

Lbs.

5,447,058
25,270,480

Lbs.

241,222
76,076

Lbs.

10,202,871

22,315,341

134,000

1,078,000

Lbs

499,000

1,763,110

80,000

54,000

300

Lbs.

549,284
94,320

Lbs.

22,607,134

54,389,010

214,000

1,171,300

25,399,842

510,638

20,272,158

4,596,009

138,806

1918.

Dntario

Quebec

New Brunswick

39,300
5,924,494

89,505

2,967,026

141,401

19,325,100

130,548

1,133

126,330

918

2,222

19,400

420,000

40,000

4,016,000

17,092,010

46,792
395,690
102,040

Alberta

42,000

British Columbia

34,544

19,733,652

67,134,648

578,449

38,206,212

2,438,410

1,207,526

129,298,897

Totals

3,762,101

8,629,459

25,400

23 560

570
6,731,736
32,543,470

/103,717

116,074

335

7,719,674

21,394,210

386,000

216,000

600

370,000

35C

2,306,000

956,980

2,084,400

40,000

366, 168
103,643

19.640,946

64,87i,256

451,735

239,560

27,158,392

390,000

12,819,372

2,504,983

91,620

1919.

Ontario

Quebec

New Brunswick

10,080

Nova Scotia

2,860,353

20,000

3,152,470

127 489

24,236,350

51,009

Manitoba

Saskatchewan

9,508,630

61,662

106,260
11,494

Alberta

60,000

British Columbia

91 620

Yukon Territory

18.692,452

570*
73,020,186

/322,797

32,392,834

3,141,380

597,645

128,167,864

Totals

•Re-warehoused.

ly'LAXD RETm'VE REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

MALT.

for the Fiscal Years ended March 31, 1918 and 1919.

Cr.

Entered for
Consumption.

Removed to other
Divisions.

Exported

Free.

Written
off.

Remain-
ing in
Ware-
house.

Quantity.

Duty.

Warehoused

in Divisions

to which

Removed.

In
Transit .

Lbs.

17,468,650

28,784,490

188 600

S cts.

524,059 50
863,534 70
5,658 00
31,546 26
114,940 95
14,719 14
98,847 54
134,055 60
1,415 58

Lbs

400, 178
8,258,010

Lbs.
101,200

Lbs.

1,736
5,350,432

Lbs.

974,469
3,084,929

Lbs.
186^490

Lbs.

3,762,101
8,629,459

25,400

23,560
2,860,353

20,000

3,152,470

127,489

91,620

Lbs.

22,607,134

54,389,010

214,000

95,400
16,851,154

798

1,171,300

3,831,365
490 638

1,839,000

17,970

25,399,842

510,638

3,294,918

4,468,520

47,186

12,601,470

1,201,180

22, 120

20,272,158

4,596,009

138,806

59,625,909

1,788,777 27

38,206,212

3,141,380

5,352,966

4,059,398

220,580

18,692,452

129,298,897

11,502,487

345,074 61
891,959 64
10,888 05
6,480 00
76,596 99
11,700 00
58,601 70
72,824 43
1,416 99

488,814
4,088,660

2,677,570
21,802,037

1,369,141

'707,880

3,602,934

8,486,691

88,800

19,640,946

29,731,988
362,935

54,000

64,871,256
451,735

216,000
2,553,233

23,560
17,410

239,560

18,700,160

544,000

5,343,589

27,158,392

390 000

390,000

1,953 390

9,115,200

50,000

1,700,782
77,502
44,387

12,819,372

2,427,481

2,504,983

47,233

91,620

49,184,747

1,475,542 41

32,392,834

648,000

24,479,607

1,369,141

748,850

19,344,685

128,167,864

Total duty collected ex-manufactorj- and ex-warehouse.
License fees

1918. 1919.

88,781 47 S 1,475,542 41
2,700 00 2,250 00

$ 1,791,481 47 $ 1,477,792 41

U — .=

INLAND RHVENVE ItEPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

MALT LIQUOR.

No. 6. — Comparative Statement of Manufactures for the Fiscal Years ended
March 31, 1918 and 1919.

Provinces.

Lic««ses.

Malt
used.

Other
Commo-
dities
used.

Malt Liquor
Manu-
factured.

Malt

Liquor

exported.

Total Duty
Collected
Ex-Manu-
factory
Including

License Fees.

No.

Fees.

1918.

34

12
2
3
8
4
7

2.5
1

t

1,700
600
100
150
400
200
350

1,250
SO

lbs.

15.211,087

28,098,850

198,765

1,085,546

2,961,468

482,300

2,869,032

4,446,305

47, 186

lbs.

671
33,280

gals.

8,421,401

13,310,934

81,554

379,740

1.838,477

321,560

1.828,098

2,517.685

18,090

gals.

33,512

4,741

3,428

133,287J

$ cts.
1 868 75

9,207 60
100 00

28,843

150 00

6 142 15

200 00

350 00

British Columbia

494,945

51,355

43,551 35
50 00

Totals...

96

4,800

55,400.539

557,739

28.717.539

226,323i

61,619 85

1919.

26

la

2
1
7
2
6
23
1

i

1,300
500
100
50
350
100
300
1,150
50

10,254,674

28,045,819

358,369

194,000

2,180,409

444,591

1.785,564

2,418,049

47,113

7,185,781

13,868,623

285,029

97,040

1.551,185

291,256

1,352.096

1,600.302

16,250

61,304

250

24,076

42,374

57,954

1,300 00

23.460

5, 137 40

100 00

' 7,800
18,000

41,300

50 00

3,680 80

1,402 15

300 00

British Columbia

3,724 45
50 00

Totals

78

3,900

45,728,588

90, 560

26,247,562

185.958

15.744 80

Exported

H. M. Army and Navy, and Ships Stores.

Gals.

Gals.

207,985

179,583

18,338*

6,375

226,323i

INLAND REVENUE REPORT

53

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

MALT LIQUOR.

No. 7. — CoMP.\R.\TivE St.\tement of Warehouse Returns for the Fiscal Years
ended March 31, 1918 and 1919.

Remaining

in

Warehouse

from

last year.

Ware-
housed.

Totals.

Province.

Entered for
Consumption.

Es-

Remaining

in
Warehouse.

Totals.

Quantity.

Duty.

gals.

gals.

gals.

1918.

gals.

S ets.

gals.

gals.

gals.

15,928

205,998

221,926

British Columbia.
1919.

125,775

18,866 25

47,362

48,789

221,926

48,789

59,734

108,523

British Columbia.

22,247

3,337 05

54,054

32,222

108,523

1918. 1919.

Total duty collected ex-manufactory and ex-warehouse S 75,686 10 $ 15,18185

License fees 4,800 00 3,900 00

10 19,081 85

IX LAX I) llKVEXl H mil'ORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
TOBACCO.

No. 8. — Comparative Statement of Manufactures for

Licenses.

Total

Weight

of

Raw Leaf

Tobacco

and other

Materials

actually

used.

Tobacco
atlOc. and20c. perLb.

Provinces.

No.

Fees.

Manu-
factured.

Paid Duty.

Ware-
housed.

1918.

9
58
2
3

S cts.

450 00
2,900 00
100 00
150 00
50 00

Lbs.

1.842.594^

24,605,9795

678

229,800

19,368

Lbs

1,687.6975

19,556,28fri%

714

247,566

20,479

Lbs

773, 86U

12,896,470

714

246,882

20,479

Lbs
913,836

6,659,816,-ff

X' G 1- "

684

Brirish Columbia

1

73

3,650 00

26,698,420

21,512,743^

13,938,4065

7,574,336ft

1919.

8
53

1
3
1

1
1

400 00
2,600 00
50 00
150 00
50 00
25 00
50 00

2,349,953
24,483,351

1,970,59U
18,088,1505

754,536
11,939,4611

1,216,0555

6,148,6895

178,958
2,646
2,300
18,385

212,359
2,555
2,300
19,361

211,812
2,555
2,300
19.361

547

A 1 vf ^^ ^ " '

D -5 iTr* IK*"

68

3,325 00

27,035,593

20,295,3171

12,930,0251

7,365,292

IXLAXD REVEyUE REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 1 1

TOBACCO.

the Fiscal Years ended March 31, 1918 and 1919.

Cigarettes
at $3 and $6 per M.

Cigarettes
at $6 and $11 per M.

Snuff
at 10c. and 20c. per Lb.

Total Duty

Collected

ex-Manufao-

tory,

including

License

Fees.

Manu-
factured .

Paid Duty.

Ware-
housed.

Manu-
factured

Paid
Duty.

Ware-
housed

Manu-
factured

Paid
Duty.

Ware
house

No.
69,800,460

No.

31,913,700
1,610,253,513

No.

37,886,760
639,813,440

No.

No.

No.

Lbs.

Lbs.

Lbs.

$ cts.

2,250,066,953

1,727,120

1,636,440

90,680

690,765

690, 615

150

6,205,460 56

24,838 20

2.319,867,413

1,642,167,213

677,700,200

1,727,120

1,636,440

90,680

690,765

690,615

150

6,406,145 31

156,122,850

18,113,100
1,506,568,505

138,009,750
1,359,501,085

245,001 70
11,001,550 55

2.866,069,590

1,537,250

1,322,050

215,200

640,336

639, 124

1,212

40,629 40
563 00

10

10

485 00

3,671 70

3,022,192,440

1,524,681,605

1,497,510,835

1,537,250

1,322,050

215,200

640,346

639, 134

1,212

11,291,951 35

56 INLAND REVENUE REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

TOBACCO— MANUFACTURED BEFORE JUNE 1, 1908.

]v^Q 9 — Comparative Statement of Warehouse Returns for the Fiscal Years
■ Dr. ended March 31, 1918 and 1919. Cr.

Remaining

in
\Vareliou8e

from
last year.

Totals.

Provinces.

Entered tor
consumption

•c

Remaining

in
Warehouse.

Totals.

Quantity.

Duty.

Lbs.

Lbs.

461
3,337
19,7195

1918.

Lbs.

$ cts.

Lbs.

Lbs.
461

Lbs.
461

3,337
19,7I9S

British Columbia.

1,732 J

433 13

1,6045

3,337

19,7195

19,7195

Totals

1919.

23,517i

23,517J

1,7325

433 13

1,6045

20, 1805

23,5175

461

19,719J

461
19,7195

461
19,7195

461

19,7195

Totals

20,180i

20, 1805

20. 1805

20, 1805

I

1

18 and 1919.

-

<i

Exported.

Army, Nay and Ship Stores.

Written off.

cttes
eight.

Snuff,
Ware-
housed in
Divisions
to which
removed

Tobacco.

Cigarettes.

Tobacco.

Cigarettes.

Cigar-
ettes,
over-
weight.

Snuff.

To-
bacco.

Cigar-
ettes.

Cit

ett

ov

weii

t

In
Transit.

Xo.

Lbs.

Lbs.

55,1301
259. 783 A

No.

33,173.940
539,439,760

Lbs.

22,414

17,278
2,362

684
3,323

612
5.406iS

No.

25,769,230

34,076,120
3,894,440

No.

24,800
15, 750

Lbs.

Lbs.

No.

6", 150

K

150

llOJi

10

. ::::

7,829,340
2,068,500
7,228,350

400
15,600
5,300

7,000

Ui •

314,913^

.572,618,700

52,079H

80,865.980

61,850

150

llOJI

13,150

10

360,025
365,0311

- 137,293,780
1,117,471,180

31.762i

I00,753}i

110

9,110

547

3,375

105

17,547i

37,267,370

98,686,548

665,000

46,000
65.200

1,00C
3,612,00C

26

I- l,6oo| 200
ISO

1

m>.

250

50,000

17,274,500

.'0

1,436

1,014,OOC

17,172,100

6 185 900l 17 ?.(«

o'

15,446,220

0,200

1

10,75C

1

0 1,000 380

725,3061

1,2.54,814,960

163,310H

192,697,638

134,700| 912 1,436

4,637,750| 20

1919.

S $20,231,695 60
10 16,639 00

S $20,

248,334 60

INLAND RBVmnE REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No-

TOBACCO— Continued.
No. 10. — Warehouse Returns for the Fiscal Year ended MarcU 31, 1918.

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INLAND RETENVE REPORT

APPENDIX \.— TOBACCO— Concluded.
>ro, 11 —Comparative Statement of Waiehouse Returns for the Fiscal Years ended March 31, 191S and 1019

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

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S 248l|ll5 900 liO| 447 Msj 10 00

1000

7 3011

1 2,4 811960

""■"""1" ""H"' °"i "'i''-""

4,037,750

20.000

O.MO

897,000

lOO

078.805A

35,014,000

0,000

8.2»7,150n| 1.033,«10.835

32,,»j 1,5.2 j,

und cx-warohouao, ionluding Canada Twial

(12.013,201 18 $30,2.

58

IXLASD KEVEyVF RKFORT

Dk.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

RAAV LEAF TOBACCO, INCLUDING
No. 12. — CoMP.\K.\TivE Statement of Warehouse Returns

Remaining in

warehouse

from last

year.

Imported

Ware-
housed

ex
factory.

Received from other
divisions.

Totals.

Removed
during year

In transit
last year.

std. lbs.

2.934,109

8. 988. 4081
8,742

std. lbs.

2,837,489

15,155,803i

217

4,259

1,115

25,321

310

28,310

137,395

std. lbs.

242,886
1,417,069

std. lbs.

59,725
1,053,193^

std. lbs.

4,757
31,245/5

std. lbs.

6,078,966

26,645,719«

8,959

12,7861

20,472

37,541

1,437

36,276

179,862

1918.

Ontario

Quebec

3,545
19,0.32

1,494

3, 228 J
325

3,459
9X4

1,224
543

260

Xova Scotia

8 450

311

213

6.742

36 981

4,943

12,006, 222i

18,190,219i

1,661,449

1,122,612

41.516A

33, 022, 019 A

Totals

2,667,432
7,624,735^5
140

2.669,382

21,474,372^

2,936

5,651

1,263

42,982

324

28, 670 J

82.855

123,286
691,746

118. 408 J
1,332,5781

346

10,083

852

5,578,8545

31,133,515fj

3,928

9,4325

11,372

55,694

1,241

34,402

111,342

1919.

Ontario

Quebec

93

10, 109

9 239

3,473

917

4,062

l,525i
947

144

Alberta

27 540

10,347,862iJ

24,308,436A

815,032

1,457,0255

11,425

36, 939, 781 A

Totals

lynyo RETEycE report

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

STEMS, SCRAPS, AND CUTTINGS.

for the Fiscal Years ended March 31. 1918 and 1919.

Cr.

Entered for consumption.

Removed to
other di-vasiona.

Exported

Writ-
ten off

De-
stroyed

Entered
for
Manu-
facture
free.

Remaining

in
warehouse

Quantity.

Duty.

Ware-
housed in
divisions
to which
removed.

In

transi

std. lbs.

2,795,034
15.139,8S3A4.
3 593

i cts.

805,468 72

281,435 34

1 nnfi (U

std. lbs.

158,042^

948,5055

5,226

2,556

s.lbs.

1,609
7,376

std. lbs.

285,490
l,459,445i

s. lbs.

1,550
157

s. lbs.

2055
7,2495

std. lbs.

169,603
1,458,368

std. lbs.

2,667,432

7,624,735^

140

3,6885

10,109

9,239

917

4,062

27,540

std. lb..

6,078,966
26,645,71911
8,959

4' 196 1174 .SS

852

1,494

12,786J

3,954
96 194

1,107 12

7,569 80

85 96

9.444 40

44,655 10

6,409
146
213
23

20,472

1,849

113

37,541

307

1,437

31 701

490
2,462

36,276

141,952

6,433

1,475

179,862

18,146.814^,

151,947 36

1,122,612

11,425

1,749,38U

1,707

14,246

1,627,971

10,347, 862IJ

33,022. 019/^,

2,229,814i
15,318,813^6.
3,630

896,091 06

031,813 42

1,431 12

635 04

1,111 12

9,896 60

298 80

11,112 72

39,538 16

317,416
1,138,303^

30,849
1,910

130,412
757,1795

821
6,483

726,299
3,106,714

2,143,243

10,804,112

298

7,859

8,503

30,655

476

7,970

23,877

5,578.8541
31,133,515,V
3,928

1,573^

9,4325

2,869

11,372

24,327

687

.. 25

55,694

765

1,241

26,300

132
43

34,402

86,803

619

111,342

17,694,895^6,

991,928 04

1,457,0251

32,75S

887,5915

25

7,479

3,833,013

13,026,993

36,939,781^5

IXLAXD RETEXUE REPORT

OTHER MATERIALS.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 13. — CoMP.\RATivE Statement of Warehouse Returns for the Fiscal Years

ended March 31, 1918 and 1919.
Dr. Cr.

RemBining

in Ware-
house from
last year.

Warehoused

Totals.

Pro\-inces.

Entered for
Consumption.

Remaining

in
Warehouse.

TotaU.

Quantity.

Duty.

Lbs.
1,549,692

1,896,533

Lbs.
2,099,317

1,174,489

Lbs.
3,649,009

3,071,022

1918.

Lbs.
1,752,476

.1,476,289

S cts.
280,396 16

327,303 19

Lbs.
1,896,533

1,594,733

Lbs.
3,649,009

1919.

3,071,022

INLAND REYENVE REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

t^ S

Lbs.

633,488
5,779,899
10,968
5,418
107,708
18,755
12,171
8,890
17,734

i

Re-
maining
in Ware-
house.

Lbs.

332,644

1,073,348

96

1,590

s

3

■^

T3.2

i

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Ware-
housed in
Divisions
to which
removed.

^ ^5

1

.2
1

•a
£

c
W

0 3

$ cts.

15,310 03
232,918 01
543 60
193 05
5,. 385 40
981 75
610 30
444 49
966 19

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ii

3 "

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Lbs.

171,190

855,8235

6,073

1,948

15,223
12,067
7,983
I,. 352

OS

r-

o

3 £

Lbs.

129,366

3,791,9135

4,799

1,880

107,708

3,532

104

907

15,866

i

1

0

C

s
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m

c
a:

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c

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1

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X

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m

1

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633,488
5,779,899
10,968
5,418
107,708
18,755
12,171
8,890
17,734

to

Received
from
other

Divisions.

1^.

ill

Lbs.

9,821
25,032

g

i^

i

Ware-
housed

and
Debited.

Lbs.

623,667
5,754,867
10,968
5,320
107,708
18,755
12,171
8,890
15,317

1-

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INLAND RETENDB REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

INSPECTION OF PETROLEUM.

No. 17. — Comparative Statement of Inspected Petroleum and Naphtha
shipped from Refineries during the Fiscal Years ended March 31, 1918
and 1919.

Provinces.

Licenses.

Putrolcuni.

Xaplitha.

Totals.

No.

Fees.

1918.

5

1
1
1
3

1

$

5
1
1

1
3

1

Galls.

30.932,533-21
2,365,39800

Galls.

34,654,242-23
4,476,187-00

Galls.
65,586.775 44

6,841,585-00

4,892,115-70

34,630-50

2,873,366-50

9,566,957-70

362,859-00

10,952,212-80

14,459,073-40

397,489-50

13,815,579-30

Totals

12

12

41,098,043-91

60,002,458-73

101,100,502-64

1919.

4

1
1

1
3

1

4

1
1
1
3
1

33,514,279-34
7,042,366-00
3,926,694-00
7,022,355-00
55,907-00
5,873,035-60

38,752,007-60
10,704,768-00
5,191,211-00
10,505,506-90
350,819-00
15,723,955-30

72,266,286-94

17,747,134 00

9,117,905-00

17,527,861-90

406,726-00

21,596,990-90

Totals.

11

11

57,434,636-94

81,228,267-80

138,662,904-74

INLAND nEVEXCE REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

^ -.3

H 3

Total Duty
Collected ex-
Manufactory,
inoluding
LicensG
Poos.

13,4,37 09

170 32

8,086 92

4,529 98

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INLAND REVENUE REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

-MANUFACTURES
No. 19. — Comparative Statement of Warehouse Returns

Remaining

in
Warehouse

from
Last Year.

Warch

oused.

Received
from other
Divisions.

Totals.

Vinegar.

Provinces.

Vinegar.

Vinegar.

Crude
Fulminate.

Removed

during the

year.

Vinegar.

Crude
Fulimnate.

Galls.

37S. 700-52
47,800-71

Galls.

1,535,525-67
149,583-04

Lb.

144,455
38,829

Galls.

Galls.

1,914. 226 19
197,383-75

18,629-40
267,467-54

18,344-88

Lbs.

144,455
38,829

1918.
Ontario

18.629-40
25,206-72

93,795-29

148,465-53
3.067-61

15,277-27

535,573-79

1,836,641-85

183,284

43,836-12

2,416,051-76

183,284

Totals

399-478-94
93,088-60

1,482,236-04
151,472-87

112,670
7,402i

1,881.714-98
244,561-47

32,773-70
189,379-46

13,266-27

112,671
7.402i

1919.
Ontario

32,773-70

111,144-20

78,235-26
10,097-41

3,168-86

Alberta

606,880-60

1,722,041-58

120,0735

32,773-70

2,361,695-88

120,073J

Totals

ISLAND REVENUE REPOST

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11
IN BOND.

for the Fiscal Years ended March 31, 1918 and 1919.

Entered for Consumption.

Removed
to other
Divisions.

Exported.

Remaining
Warehouse.

Totals.

Vinegar.

Duty.

Vinegar.

Vinegar.

Crude
Fulminate.

Vinegar.

Vinegar.

Crude
FuUmate.

Galls.

1,485,105-20
85 665-75

$ cts.

59,404 21
3,426 64

745 19
6,252 94

607 04

Galls.

25,206-72
18,629-40

Galls.
4,435-33

Lbs.

144,455
38,829

Galls.

399,478-94
93,088-60

Galls.

1,914,226-19
197,383-75

18,629-40
267,467-54

18,344-88

Lbs.

144,455
38,829

18,629-40

156 323-34

111,144-20
3,168-86

15,176-02

1,760,899-71

70,436 02

43,836-12

4.435-33

183,284

606,880-60

2,416,051-76

183,284

1,307.301-70
100, 513 -.53

52, 292 05
4, 020 -.56
1,310-95
4,947-57
200-73

24,538-60
3,799-77

10,185-67

112,671
7,402^

539,689-01
140,248-17

1,881,714-98
244,561-47

32,773-70
189,379-46

13,266-27

112,671
7,402J

32,773-70

123,688-70

65,690-76
8,248-15

5,018-12

1,569,295-75

62,771-86

28,338-37

10,185-67

120,0731

753,876-09

2,361,695-88

120, 073 J

1918. 1919.

Total duty collected, ex-manufactory and ex-warehouse $ 116,383 40 $ 110,805 53

License fees 6,800 00 8,050 00

Totals $ 123,183 40 $ 118,855 53

lyiAxii KKVKXur: uei-out

ACETIC ACID.

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

No. 20. — CoMPAKATiVE Si'ATEME.VT of Manufactures for the Fiscal Years eiidcil
March 31, 1918 and 1919.

Province:?.

Licenses.

Manufac-
tured.

Paid Dut.v
ex-M anufactory .

Ware-
housed.

Total Duty
Collected ex-
Manufactory,
including
License
Fees.

No.

Fees.

Acetic Acid.

Acetic Acid.

Duty.

Acetic Acid.

1918.

1

1

S cts.
50 00
50 00

Galls.
82,008-40
205,834-79

Galls.

$ cts.

Galls.

82,008-40

25,085-99

$ cts.
50 00

Quebec

180,748-80

7,229 91

7,279 91

Totals

, 2

100 00

287, 843 19

180,748-80

7,229 91

107,094-39

7,329 91

1919.

1
1

50 00
50 00

50 00

Quebec

167,382-88

167,382-88

6,695 27

6,745 27

2

100 00

167,382-88

167,382-88

6,695 27

6,795 27

IXLAXU HI-: VENUE REPORT

69

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 21. — Comparative State.mext of Warehouse Returns for the Fiscal Years
De. ended March 31, 1918 and 1919. Cr.

Warehoused.

Total.

Provinces.

Exported.

Total.

Acetic Acid.

Acetic Acid.

Acetic Acid.

Acetic Acid.

Galls.
82,008-40
25,085-99

Galls.
82,008-40
25,085-99

1918.

Ontario

Quebec

Totals

1919.
Xo Warehousing transactions.

Galls.
82,008-40
25,085-99

GaUs.
82,008-40
25,085-99

107,094 39

107,094-39

107,094-39

107,094-39

1918.

1919.

$ cts.

S cts.

Total duty collected ex-manufactory

7,229 91
100 00

6.695 27

7,329 91

6,795 27

INLAND REVENUE REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

APPENDIX B.

EXPENDITURES, ETC.

Statement Xo. 1. — ShowiiiK tlic Aniounl paid during tlie Year 1918-19 to
different Companies for guaranteeing Outside Officers of the Inland Revenue
Service.

Amounts
paid.

Railway Passengers Assurance Co

The Imperial Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co. of Canada..
The Dominion of Canada Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co

The Guarantee Co. of North America

London, Guarantee and Accident Co

The Employers Liability Assurance Corporation, Limited

Total

cts.

185 9.5
414 46
266 07
414 48
138 96
297 73

INLAND REVENCE REPORT

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11

No. 2. — Statement showing the number of parties under Licen,?es
for the year 1918-19.

Divisions.

3

2
1
1

s

1

>

■s
"B.
S

■3
G

!

i

3

5
1

i
§

g

■a

1
1
1

1
H

2
1
1

2
2
1

"H

c
a
S

a
5

4
4
8
2
19
....

"2

"2
7
1
14
3

67

10
37
3
5
6
3

1

2
1

3

>

-3
c

«

c

s

1

'2
1

i

3
1

9

2
2

4

1

2
2
3
2
4
2

■3

1

"2

'32

7

60

1
17

i

i
i
3

1

1

1
1

2

'2
7
1

■a
0

"5
S

1
5

6

3

8

4
35
5
6

1
2

53

1

1

1

1
1

1
6S

u

S

i
^_

i

1
3

3

4

3

•-

1
i

1

£

j=
Pi

1

1
1

1

'I
19

5
3

1

9

1

3
32

3
1

1
11

T3
3

cc

■g

1
2

i

1
1

10
4

20

i2

1

1

14

6

2
2

4
44

i
3

1

1

'2
4

8
'2
'2

4

12

X

'3

3
3

3

C

K

1
c

>

"5

Belleville

Guelph

Hamilton

ngs on.

3
3

Ottawa

Perth

1

1

1

3

2

1
2

Prescott..

1

1
2

9

2

4

2
4

6
3

21

3
2

19

^

Windsor..

Ontario.. .

2

1

29
12
4
3

3
2

i

18

1

J

3
6

1
1

—

1

48

5

5
13

18

6

~2
1

1

—

—

Halifax.. .

—

—

—

—

Xova Scotia

—

—

—

—

Winnipeg, Manitoba ...

_

—

—

18

1

3

16
5

21

7

2

6

17
6

23

1
67

7

1

4

14
4

18
165

2

2

1

1
19

13

2

9

15
3

18
122

1

1

6

8

—

-

-

—

-

Vancouver

Victoria

—

~

—

British Columbia

—

11

—

11

Grand Totals...

14

5

5

135

>>

l\h.\M) h'FVKMK JiKI'Oh'T

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

A.

Summary Statement showing the number of permanent officers employed
in the different services of the Inland Revenue during the vear ended March
31, 1919.

—

For
the Year.

Part
of Year.

De.ad .

Superan-
nuated.

Total.

Depaitment Staff

Kxise

Vioventive

Total

2!t
309

86

424

2
42

11

55

.... ^....
8'

5
5

31
SIM
!)7

492

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a A. 1920

SHIPPING REPORT

DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS

CONTAINING THE

STATEMENTS OF NAVIGATION AND SHIPPING

OF THE

DOMINION OF CANADA

FOR

THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED MARCH 31

19 19

COMPILED FROM OFFICIAL RETURNS IN THE
DEPARTMENT OF CUSTOMS

PRIXTED BY ORDER OF PARLIAMENT

OTTAWA

J. de LABROQUERIE TACHfi

PRINTER TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY

1919

[No. 11a -1020]

10 GEORGE V SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

To His Excellency the Duke of Devonshire, K.G., P.C, G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., etc.,
etc., etc., Governor General and Commander-in-Chief of the Dominion of
Canada.

]May it Please Your Excellency: —

The undersigned has the honour to present to Your Excellency the Annual
Report of the Department of Customs, containing Statements of Navigation
and Shipping of the Dominion of Canada for the Fiscal Year ended M.irch 31
1919, as compiled from official returns.

All of which is respectfully submitted.

J. D. REID,

Actiiig Minister of Custotns and Inland Revenue.

Ottawa, December 10, 1919.

11a— 1^

10 GEORGE V

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

INDEX TO STATEMENTS

Total Vessels built, registered, and sold, and total tonnage entered Inwards and Outwards since Con-
federation -

Statement, by Ports, of Vessels built and registered, 1919

Statement showing the trade \*ia St. LawTence River (Sea-going Vessels) Inwards and Outwards. .

Statement of Vessels entered Inwards from Sea by Ports and Outporta

Abstract , by Countries, of Vessels entered Inwards from Sea

Statement of Vessels entered Outwards for Sea, by Ports and Outports

AlKtract, by Countries, of Vessels entered Outwards for Sea

Summary Statement of S^a-going Vessels Arrived and Departed, by Ports

Statement of the Nationalities of Sea-going Vessels

Summary Statement oi Sea-going Vessels entered Inwards and Outwards

Simimary Statement of Vessels Arrived and Departed (exclusive of Coasting Vessels) ^

Trade with each Country, by Ports, and Nationality of Vessels Inwards -

Summary Statement of Vessels Inwards from Sea. by Countries and Nationalities

Trade with each Country-, by Ports, and Nationality of Vessels Outwards

Summary Statement of Vessels Outwards for sea, by Countries and Nationalities

Statement of intercourse by Inland Na\'igation between Canada and United States, Inwards

Statement of intercourse by Inland Na\ngation between Canada and United States, Outwards

Summary Statement of Inland Na\'igation, Inwards and Outwards

Statement of Vessels employed in the Coasting Trade

EXPLANATORY NOTE.

TONNAGE SHOWN IN STATEMENTS ARE NET TONS.

10 GEORGE V DOCUMENT PARLEVENTAIRE No 11a

RAPPORT DE LA NAVIGATION

MINISTERE DES DOUANES

CONTENANT LA

STATISTIQUE DE LA NAVIGATION INTERIEURE ET MARITIME

DU

DOMINION DU CANADA

POUR

L'EXERCICE CLOS LE 31 MARS
1919

RAPPORTS OFFICIELS COMPILES DU
MINIST6RE DES DOUANES

IMPRIME PAR ORDRE DU PARLEMEXT.

OTTAWA

J. DE LABROQUERIE TACHfi

IMPRIMEUR DE SA TRES EXCELLENTE MAJESTfi LE ROl

1919

Ha— 7 N" 11a— 1920

10 GEORGE V DOCUMENT PARLEMENTAIRE No 11a

A SonHxtellence leducde Devonshire, C.J., C.P., G.C.M.G., G.C.O.V., etc., etc.,
etc., Gouvetr^eur general et Commandant en chef du Dominion dii Canada.

Qu'iL Plaise a Votre Excellence: —

Le soussigiie a Thonneiir de presentor a Votre Excellence le rapport annuel
du uiinist^re des Pouanes, comprenant ks tableaux de la navigation et du com-
merce du Dominion du Canada, pour I'exercicc clos le 31 mars 1919, tel que
compile des rapports officiels.

Le tout respectueusement soumis.

T. D. REID,
Mi7iistre interimaire des Douanes

et du Revenu de VInterieur.
Ottawa, 13 fevrier 1919.

10 GEORGE V

DOCUMENT PARLEMENTAIRE No 11a

TABLE DE LA STATISTIQUE

Description.

Total des vaisseaux construits. enregi^tres et vendus, et total du tonnage entr^ dan:
les ports interieurs et secondaires depuis la Confederation

Tableau par ports des navires construits et enregistr^s, 1918

Tableau du commerce via le fleuve ?t-Laurent (navires allant a la mer), des ports inte-
rieurs et secondaires _■

Tableau des navires venant de la mer. entres dans les ports et ports secondaires

Releve par pays des navires venant de la mer, entres par les ports

Tableau des navires allant a la mer. des ports et des ports secondaires

Releve par pays des navires allant ii la mer, des ports secondaires ^

Sommaire du tableau des navires allant a la mer, arrivages et departs k chaque port. .

Tableau par nationalites des navires allant a la mer ^

Sommaire du tableau des navires allant a la mer, des ports et ports secondaires

Sommaire du tableau des arrivages et departs des navires (moins les navires du
cabotage)

Commerce avec divers pays, par ports et nationalites, des navires venant de la mer .

Sommaire du tableau des navires venant de la mer, par pays et nationalites

Commerce avec divers pays, par port^ et nationalites, des navires allant a la mer

Sommaire du tableau des navires allant a la mer, par pays et nationalites

Xableau du commerce entrant par navigation interieure du Canada et des Etats-
Unis ... .

Tableau du commerce sortant par navigation interieure du Canada et des Etats-L nis.

Sommaire du tableau de la navigation interieure, entrant et sortant du Canada

Tableau des navires employes au cabotage

NOTE EXPLICATIVE

LE TONNAGE INDIQUE DANS LES TABLEAUX EST EN TONNES NETTES

10 GEORGE V

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

No. 1. — CoMPAR.\TivE Statement showing the Tonnage of all Vessels entered Inwards and
Outwards, from 1S68 to 1919, inclusive.

N° 1. — Tableau comparatif montrant le tonnage de tous les navires venant de la mer et allant
a la mer de 1868 a 1919, inclusivement.

NAVIGATION.

Vessels

entered

Inwards and

Vessels

Outwards

employed in

(Sea-going

the Coasting

and Inland

Trade

Navigation

entered

Vessels

Vessels

exclusive of

Inwards and

Vessels sold to

Fiscal Year.

built.

registered.

Coasting).

Outwards.

other countries.

Ann^e fiscale.

Navires

Nav-ires

Navires

Navires

Navires vendus :1

construits.

enregistr^s.

venant de la
mer et all:tn
i la mer
(navigation
maritime et
int6rieure k

par cabotage

entrant ou

sortant

du

d'autres pays.

Texclusion

de ecu.-;
servant au

Canada.

Tonnage.

Value.

Tonnage.

Valeur.

cabotage).

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

Tons.

8

1868

87,230
96,439

113,692
125,408

12,983,825
10,461,044

1869,

1870,

93,166

110,852

11,415,870

1871

106,101

121,724

13.126,028

1872,

114,065

127,371

13,808,160

1873

140,370

152,226

11,748,997

1874, ,

174,404

163,01.6

11,399,857

1875,

188,098

204,002

9,537,155

1876.

165,041

144.432

9.911,199

10,300,939

64.134

2.1Sil,270

1877.

127,297

136,160

11,091,244

8,968,863

46,329

1.576,244

1878,

106,976

100,089

12,054,890

11,047,661

35.039

1,218,145

1879

103,551

94,882

11,646,812

12,066,683

19,318

529.824

1880. .

68,756

64,983

13,577,845

14,053,013

16,208

464,327

1881.

79,364

70,210

13,802,432

15,116,766

16,808

348,018

1882

68,240

78,076

13,379,882

14,791,064

16,161

402,311

1883.

73,576

78,229

13,770,735

15,683,566

23,896

506,538

1884. .

70,287

80,822

14,359,036

15,473,707

17,368

416,756

1885.. ..

57,486

65,962

14,084,713

15,944,422

13,177

246,277

1886,

37,531

40,872

13,969,232

16,368,274

14,343

366,363

1887. .

26,798

67,663

14,090,998

17,513,677

9,363

143,772

1888,

22,698

.33,298

15,217,308

18,789,279

14,479

389,969

1889,

23,835

31,998

16,054,221

19,834,577

16,173

366,817

1890

39,434

53,853

18,446,100

:!2,797,115

23,844

442,781

1891

55,477

52.506

18,803,648

24.694.580

15,143

280,474

1S92

44,321

61,457

18,692,455

24,783,844

36.399

506,747

1S93 ,

.38,521

45,796

18,539,534

24,579,123

31,317

363,916

1894 ,

23,497

29,878

20,353,081

26,560,968

21,960

343,429

1895

18,738

26,135

19,100,963

25,473,434

16,567

172.563

1896,

10,753

14,144

21,870,473

27,431,753

12,203

99,392

1897,,

12,058

22,959

33,373,933

27,267,979

9,158

105,164

1898

22,426

27,716

24,746.116

39,663,950

17.210

191,069

1899, ,

23,085

28,257

25,430,110

30,213,496

7.563

126,466

1900

28,544

40,443

26,914,095

33,631,730

13,354

205,618

1901,

20,156

3^,156

36,029,808

34,444,796

4,490

66.468

1902

28,288

34,336

30,035,404

40,700,907

11,360

335,865

1903

30,856

41,405

33,655,043

44,990,358

11,172

230,602

1904

28,397

33,192

31.202,205

45,505,122

7,308

87,115

1905,

21,865

27,583

32,277.820

44,377,261

3,696

100,363

1906, ,

18,724

37,639

34,733,172

46,324,063

9,487

187.735

•1907 ,

33,205

31,635

30,595,891

31,691.420

3,855

68,190

190S,

49,928

78,144

39,575,031

50,529,835

4,515

132,900

1909, ,

29,023

32,899

40,701,603

52,670,198

3,644

98,643

1910

24,059

33.383

44,567,991

56,750,928

5,047

133,800

1911

22,812

50,006

47,429,545

66,637,934

5,885

201,526

1912..

31,065

30,021

52,973,127

66,367,662

4,265

140,350

1913

24,325

30,325

57,849,783

73,644,713

7,976

610,650

1914

46,887

46,909

61,919,483

78.356,809

8.258

169,618

1915 .

45,721

.55,384

53,604,153

73,099,982

17,044

1,150,950

1916. .

13.497

103,239

57,731,098

68,709,434

4,529

192,575

1917.

38,638

105,826

65,713.544

64,895,622

24,954

4,398,570

1918. .

53,913

70,350

66,803,488

61,462.600

25,252

5,330,850

1919

104,444

103,883

53,239,048

54,503,335

48,965

14,612,338

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

50oS Soc

1 m c:(^^(D»OeO 31 "^

■^ goso-jioot-t^oc — «

W2?

DOlAyES— RAPPORT DE LX yAVlGATIOy 7

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

Xo. 3. — Statement showing the Trade via St. Lawrence River (Sea-going Vessels) Inwards and

Outwards.

N° 3. — Etat du commerce via le fleuve Saint-Laurent (naviers allant en mer) interieur et maritime.

—

VeaseU.
Navires.

Tons
Register.

enregistr^.

Freight. Tons
weight .

Fret, poids
tonneatu.

Freight, Tons
measurement.

Fret, jaugeage
tonneaux.

533
668

2.077,421
2.394,709

171,775
2,654.917

83,268
160,939

Total trade — Total du commerce

1.201

4.472.130

2.828,692

244,207

<iiiri'i\<; i!i:r(ti;r

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920
Xo. 4. — .Statement of Vessels, British, Canadian and Foreign,
X° 4. — Et.\t de.s navires britanniqucs,' canadiens et dtrangers

Ports and Outports.
Port et pons

With Cargoes— Charges.

British

— Britanniques.

Canadian— Canadiens.

i

Vessels.
Xa\-itw.

Tons
register.

Tonnoge

gistr^.

Freight.

Tons
weight.

Fret.

poids

tonneaux.

Freight.
Tons

ment.

Fret,

iaugeage

ton-

Crew.

Equip-
age.

Vessels.
Xavires.

Tons
register.

Tonnage
cnre-
gistrfe.

Freight.
Tons
weight.

Fret,
poids
ton-
neaux.

Freight.
Tons

measure-
ment.

Fret,
iaugeage
ton-
neaux.

Crew.

Equip-
age.

1

Alert Bay. B.C. . . .

•>

2
16
83
16

1

190
6.529
1.617

573
79

315

10.179

1,346

5

100

320

a

Anyoi, B.C

Arichat, N.S

Baddeck, X.S

4

390

.■;

97

6

5

>.

19
4

3

231
283
569

81

Q

Bear River. N.S

310
18

2

18

11

Bridgetown, X.S

1
1

132
212

273
452

280

5
6

V

2
5
1

1
IP

235

1.701

9

1
928

442
315

;::;:;:;

10

n

64

14

3

IS

I
1,195

16

Canso. X.S

1

92

151

6

59

18
19

Charlottetown, P.E.i

1

2,530

3,920

41

5

1,830

3,910

46

?n

Chester. X.S

23
• 8

307
438

147
418

71

SI

51

n

Clementsport, X.S

3

297

3

3

15

n

*

?4

Digbv. X.S

1

100

200

6

6

15

933

494

57

?■;

?fi

1

2

14

246

227
100
122
398
112,654

106
100
117

20

?T

1

1,360

3,500

30

6

?s

24

?<i

53

30

11

HaUfai. X.S

361

1,248,632

247,670

28,707

87,573

3,036

3'

Hillsbord. X.B

33
34

Indian Island, X.B

-

1

2

2

1

Joggins MinM. X.S

36

37

38
3<)

Ladysmith. B.C

LaHave. X.S

1

84

392
8,208

25
8,699

2
1,272

40

1
9

3,670
1,087

10
2,173

87
93

41

4''

Liverpool. X.S

35
39
82
75
14
284

1.571
1,485
783
17,094
649
26.108

2.793
3.301
798
14.629
306
27,841

200

384

43

164

44

4.'i

Louisburg. X.S

17

13.730

18.600

393

742
141

46

5
3

1.007
271

i.760
11

30
38

3,742

Magdalen Islands. Que

.Mahone Bav. X.S

4K

10

969

1,315

115

40

Meteghan River, X S.

SO

1
6

223
11.771

550
18,765

6

51

Montreal. Que

168
2

692.241
1,992

136.084
200

78.991
957

15,550
73

169

1''

Moose Factory, Man

Murray Harbour. P.E.I...
Xanaimo. B.C

53
54

Si

5

8

91

684

58
352

18
54

.S6

2
5
18

99
232

7.884

131

186

9.493

15

57

N'orth Head, X.B.

17

58
SI

Xorth Sydney, N.S

Oeean J'alls. B.C

248
28

68,800
45,512

8,286
SO

7,763
2,134

439

60

2

159

350

«

61

6''

63

Port Hawke8bur\-. X.S.. . .

Port La Tour, X.S

Port Mulgrave. X.S

2
2

450
75

646
40

31
8

27

2,580

3,016

469

65

66

67

Powell River. B.C

68

Prince Rupert, B.C

68
SO

73,708
246.602

1,065
12,326

'i,ni

3.916
5.710

562

45,965

2,834

3,612

70

Rimouski, Que

DOL'AyES—HAPI'ORr DE LA yATlUATWy

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a
entered Inwards from Sea, at each Port and Outport.
vetiant de la mer entrcs a chaque port et port secondaire.

1 In Ballast— Liges.

Foreign.
Etrangcrs.

British.
Britanniques.

Canadian.
Canadiens.

Foreign.
Etrangers.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi-
res.

Tons
register

Ton-
nage

gistrt.

Freight
Tons
weight

Fret,
poids
ton-
ncau.

Freight
Tons

ment.

Fret,

iaugeage

ton-

neau.

Crew.

Equi-
page.

Vessels
Xa^-i-

Tons
register

Tommge
enre-
gistr*.

Crew.

Equi-
page.

Vessels
Na^-i-

Tons
register

Tonnage

gistrfi.

Crew.

Equi-
page.

Vessels

Navi-

res.

Tons

register.

Tonnage
eflre-
gistr6.

Crew.

Equi-
page.

^

1

309
216
9,405
474
666
607

275

345

11.406

463

5

360

14

5

169

77
121
218

2
1

442

29

31
2

60

7,876

368

1

?.

i;

3
3

72
88

18
14

1

7

4
5
S
5

66
163
243
513

21
17
34
29

+

IC

5

12

22

277

55

5

7

1

355

7

S

1

167

47

6
2

9

•

44

3

in

J

147

296

300

4

II

2
116
50
154
70
205
1

246
40,868
905
24,167
8,777
4.182
21

10

1,601

252

1.513

1,252

864

4

4;

95
293
153

3,232
12,334
1,539
6,734
10,761

54

376

502

1,339

2.634

I?

I

112

313

5

524

75

15

79

2

147

13

11

14

1

11
529

15

6

1fi

17

3

806

1,650

20

1
23

39
2,268

4

114

IS

65
3
22

4,419
25
357

186
9
69

10
16

■m

'1

•

2

198

10

?»

1
7

500
73

n

I

17
287

2
592

:::::'::

3
6

1

48

4

w

1

25

3

138

9

?6

4

440

i.ooo

16

37

6

411

30

?8

12
7
8

490
5,936
4,519

34
134
76

39

157

206,514

181,059

4,375

73

320,396

7,044

205

415,291

6,642

30
31

1
14

5
12

3

206

154

190

1,661

1,141

5
28
55
42
18

33

•

5
1

40
99
120

S
4
4

11

1

58

15

6

14

IS

16

3
171

872
24,870

32
588

17

1
3

340

940

592
1,535

2
25

2

560

38

64
10

33,929
402

983
127

38
39

40

130
21

8,399
1,762
80
7,533
368
309
74

8,145

1,223

25

8,300

314

560

3

2,243
348
10
1,135
80
29
7

2

152

11

2

406

12

10
14
117
15
25
33

488
166
1.438
12,324
1,152
2,338

67
35
234
368
337
614

41

43

5

218

52

18

• 16

1,730

40,940

689

936

436

1,098

193

165

43

9S

1,754

6

45

4

1

46

47

1

1
2

91
88
173

22
6
7

49

S
14

595
34,430

20
595

id

256

.969,616

17,644

SI

■-,''

1
86
4

21

13,387

238

2
539

21

SI

41
10

7,558
2.445

3.548
2,199

310
143

2

6,547

84

759

7
2
38
88
87
28

196,103
4,211
171
453
57,704
91,331
5,452

6.225
47
43
78
1,950
3,565
115

54

55

Sfi

156
109

1
13

26,345
23,174

827
1,688

4,994

1,040

28

51

12
10
4

34,674

23,853

507

96,900

41,068

850

;;;;;-777

-429
388

377
6

120,132
9,753

' 4,198
462

58
59

nn

1

2,393

37

10
3

568
306

56

62

4
3

116

271

20
62

16

1,433

1,438

•■;

188

4

300

22

63

4
I
15
65

304

827

3,534

17,760

66
28
83
927

1

3

18

119

105

51

5.860

9, MO

20
10
383

788

7

112
22,596
45,717

54

21
4,940

6A

40
812

15.536 812
17,762

9
6
24

18,841

9,755

114,007

338

459

2,780

67
68
60

i::::;:::i

9

6.854

133

70

10

crsmus snii'i'i\(i i;i:i'oi;t

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 4. — Statement of Vessels, British, Canadian ami Foreign,
N" 4. — Tableau des navires britanniques, canadicns et dtrangere.

Ports and Outporta.

Port et ports
spcondaires.

With Cargoes— Charges.

British—Britanniques.

Canadian— Canadiens.

Vessels.
Navires.

Tons
register.

Tonnage

gistrt.

Freight,
Tons

weight.

Fret,

poids

tonneaux.

Freight,
Tons

ment.

Fret ,

jaugeage

ton-

Crew.

Equip-
age.

Vessels.
Navires.

Tons

register.

Tonnage
gistrfc.

Freight,
Tons
weight.

Fret,
poids
ton-

Freight.
Tons

ment.

Fret.

jaugeage

ton-

Crew

Equip-
age.

5
54

633

5

27,272

214

4

39.209

59

5

107

414,846

97,263

15,629

11,996

385

3

72

37

7

Salmon River, N.S

I

11

15

4

3
6

118
957

i;577

125

•

Sandy Point, N.S

3

289

425

18

34

2

180

251

14

4

90
39
1

233

2,341

2,320

42

234
1,170
1,996

2

60

309

178

15

I
70

98
125,517

243
315,998

5

Sydney, N.S

172

528,496

1,126,733

8,916

2,407

Tusket N S

1

10

5

92
313

188,712
313,953

72,885
11,331

32,935
1.509

6,716
23,196

516
101

6
1
17
16
56

773,325
42,241
76
■ 123
507
2,003
13,204

113,149
14,744

58

1

2,651

2,992

9,936

79.572
170

31,981

1,430

12

Weymouth, N.S

White Rock B C

2

328

311

11

6

48

Windsor, N S.

73

2
1

263
1,541

528
700

11
47

1,112

York Factory, Man

Total

1,668

3,851,119

1,747,892

134,587

115,571

2,752

1,248.200

706,750

80,189

54,019

nOCiyES— RAPPORT In. LA yAriOATIOX

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

entered Inwards /com ,Sea, at each Port and Outport. — Concluded.

venant de la mer. entres a chaque port et port secondaire. — Fin.

In Ballast— LJgea.

Foreign — Etrangers.

British
Britanniques.

Canadian.
Canadians.

Foreign.
Etrangers.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi-

Tons
register.

Ton-
nage

gistrt.

Freight.
Tons
weight.

Fret,
poids
ton-

Freight,

Tons
measure-
ment.

Fret,

iaugeage

ton-

Crew.

Equi-
page

Vessels.
Na\'i-

Tons

register.

Tonnage
gistr^.

Crew.

Equi-
page

Vessels.
Xavi-

Tons

register

Tonnage
gistrfe.

Cren-.

Equi-
page.

Vessels.
Na\i-

303

Tons

register.

Tonnage
gjsti«.

Crew.

Equi-
page

Z

267

5.073

296

28,519

1.272
963

8.723

506

49.942

1,937

535

5

559

11

58

192
7
58
16
13

19,867

23

1,765

7,949

440

1.289
11
206
61
34

i M7

M2

.580
419
18
12
2
1.310

1

52
3

112

395,624

7.751

168
47
9
4
1
75

15,707

8,566

123

77

12

5,614

73

32

2

142

10

1

36

2

32

3.595
70
572

2.082

454

21
130

1

88

9

1

8

400

2

52

6

26

2,200

.508

43

7.337
74
16

13,109

129

304
7
3

20
17
40

1,499
321
960

si

75
132

56
2
56

4,858

302

1,482

215
16
174

1
1

1

100

6

8:i

96

219.055

493.323

3,656

147

265,139

5.149

58
1

51,073
99

1.282
3

24

1

2

297

257

529

13

8

15

9

120

39,565

95

222

112,795

66,297

374,082

ISO

833

151

2,548

4,301

821

4

32

1.663

2.054

13.902

21
33
50
940

86

2

2221 342

86,985
29,650

31

5

14,847

. 28,199

73

1
357
492
34

166
577.990
670.756

712

10

607.482

53.254

519

2
27
94

8.280
63.005
150,179

229
2.037
6.936

29
220
283
8
3
10
5
47

10,064

100,606

110,167

108

369

203

4.857

2.175

177
3,986
6.788
11
16
25
59
552

89
90
91

2

328

11

]

10
1.589
19.732

100
2,473
10,208

3I
1,180

7

3S

2.918

1,916,619

1.642,340

118,236

66,558

1,234

2.533,463

57,170

2.654

571. 4S7

31.296; 4.577

1,573.725

52.758

12

CUSTOMS— liHiJ'i'i \ (, i;i:i'oi!T

10 GEOR3E V, A. 1920
Xo. 5. — Statejient of Vessels, British, Cunadiiin
N° 5. — Tableau des navires britanniques, canadi

AnSTRACT BY COUNTRIES

C'ountrios from which
arrived.

Paysd'ouils viennent.

With Cargoes-bhargt.

British — Britanniques.

Canadian— Canadienne.

'y.

■2 i

> z

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enreEistrfi.

Freight, tons
weight.

Fret, poiils,
tonneaux.

la |s

I'l

> 1

-■ 'i
i'l' |i

1 Is

ll

h

.11

A

383
25

1,619, 029
111,922

226,189
35,716

96,388
23,971

41,308
3,735

16
3

10,678
3.978

2,560
6,084

475

57

5

6

British West Indies

British Straits Settlement-s

41

i

14
342

1

71.693
11,598

2,154
10,299
172,691

3,428

66.039

497

1,863

830

247.294

2.000

3.650
765

2,572
193
57
122

10.083
147

130

22,779

38,683

885

8
9

6

168

1

152.807
420

335,138
700

3,802

7

Brazil

2

609

741

15

2
7
4

7,585
39,197
8,180

9.228
5.810
21.131

189
847
129

6.905

14

30.051

1.871

48.081
3,100

30,181

1,699

52

17

Dutch East Indies

France

French West Indies.

19

1

300

6

01

Rn -■ '

Holland

1
2
2

2,841
8,474
12,742

083
2,930
18,694

10

95
354

82

Japan

13
15

54,749
30,058

21,393
43,456

37,971

3,715

435

4

11,792

23,393

136

1
1

2,823

1.999

765

4,089

44

1,200

2,315

50

4
1

14.780
1,045

1,727
2,200

472
21

SO

San Dominffo

15

60

6

5,315
15,578

1.799
24.723

1.187
243

1.363

1

53,229
99

34,174
135

10,619

34

6

36

763
2

1,720,384
92

1,054,521
100

2,892

53,585
8

963
58

845,951
15,334

161.612
5,560

722

31.489

Sea Cable and Admiralty..

618

1,668

3,851,119

1,747,892

134. .587

115.571

2.752

1.248.200

706.750

SO 189

54.019

DOVAyES—RAI'POIir DE LA 'SAVICATIOy

13

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Foreign, entered Inwards /rom Sea.

ens et etrangers, veriant de la mer.

ANALYSE PAR PATS.

In Ballast— L*ge3.

Foreign— E t rangers .

British.
Britanniques.

Canadian.
Canadiens.

Foreign.
Etrangers

■i'.i

i s

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enrcgistrfi.

1 ■ -Is

f 11

ll li

- 1 ; § i

.1 1

^ '3
S a

1 1

=5 i

.'1

i 2

>

-I'll

1' i

i '^

^ 1

.•'.1

2 CT

Z

326
9

1

1,414,068
36,029
3,132

28,648

1,186

47

28

25,963

751

14

4

33,170
13,108

656
149

6.797

11,631

8,500

84

12

33,339
7,433
3,014

18,037 16.132

546
226
49

12

12,707
6,271

3

7,680

138

1

1,004
162,241

2.500
396,970

35
2,352

149
449

480,683
100,479

7,246
5,491

1

211

2,601
105,162

46
3,230

10
30
23

1
4
1
6

30,830
9,403

56,188
3,252
5,178
3,739

19,433

430
443

911
37

10$
29

565

93

2,960

707

116,840

4,443

6,147
1,300

38

26

2,957

90

1

25

4,193

is 401

13

63,340

4,532

3

8,018i

14

13,363

306

4

11,347

18,905 821

224

32

90,761

1,478

6

19,685

495

2
4

8
5
2

1,138
2,671
23,006
16,358
5,646

23
57
392
260

99

S

16,601

33,287

217

19

59,088

833

39

277,031
57,749
2.740

47,689
97,111

59,277

6,340
463
31

9

1

5,000

46

111.972

2,281

2

3,424

88

12

39,768

83,785

416

1

5,024

133

9

13.700
2.808
29.557

19,657

49

14,683

274

293

8,510

13
1,041

32
14
1

2,194

899

2,726

136
148
39

11

431

1,202
17,757

65
3,467

26
361

3,544
20,462

571
5,107

32

.::::::::: .; :

25

3,973

10

46,831

1.113,576

19,162

726
38,615

498

1,605

4

1,122,078
4,442

S47,550| 20,105
6,850'

43,259
128

179

17

297,520
27,756

10,366
1,153

1,934
5

353,010
432

19,155
50

36

33

2,918

1,916,619

1.642,340 118,236

66,558

1,234; 2,333,463

57,170

2,654

571,487

31,296

4.577

1,573,723

52.758

CCSTO.V i^S H I I'I'I .\(l HF.l'OUT

10 GE0R3E V, A. 920

No. 5 — Statement of VpsspIs, British, Canadian

X" 5. — Tableau ties vaisseaux britanniqucs,

KECAPIT-

—

Vessels.
Navires.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Freight, tons.
Weight.

Fret, poids.
tonneaux.

Freight, tons.
Measurement .

Fret, jaugeage
tonnage.

Crew.
Equipage

With wirgo — C'liarg^s —

British— Britanniqucs ..

Canadian — Canadiens ...

Foreign — Etrangers . .

1,668
2.752
2,918

3.851,119
1,248.200
1,916,619

I. 747. 892

706.750

1.642,340

1.34.587
80.189
118.236

115.571
54.019
66,568

Total

7,338

7,015,936

4,096,982

333.012

236, 148

noi AXKs^h'Ai-roin i>t: t.A xavkiatiox

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Foreign, entere<l Inwards /row Sco. — Concluded.
canadiens et etrangers entres aux ports, venant de la mer. — Fin.
ULATION.

—

Vessels.
Nax-ires.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Freight, tons.
Weight.

Fret, poids,
tonneaiu.

Freight, tons
Measurement.

Fret, jaugeage
toDneaux.

Crew.
Equipage

In Ballast— LJges—

1,234
2.6bi
4,577

2.533,463

571,487

1,573,725

57,170

52,758

8,465

4,678,675

Grand total

15,803

11,694,613

4.096,982

333,012

377.372

cc'.S'7o.i/.N— .sw//'/'/.\(; liKi'oiir

10 GEOriGE V, A. 1020
Xo. G. — Statemext of Vessels, British, Canaiiian and
X° 0. — Tableau des navires britanniques, canadiens ol

Ports and Outporta.

Ports et ports secon-
daires.

With Cargoes.— Chargfe .

British

—Britanniques.

Canadian. — Canadiens.

Ves-
sels.

Na-

rires.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

gistrfe.

Freight
Tons
\^ eight .

Fret.

poids,

tonneau.\.

Freight
Tons
Iklea-

ments.

Fret.

jau-
geage,

ton-
neaus.

Crew

Equi-
page.

Ves-
sels.

Na-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

gistr^.

Freight
Tons
Weight.

Fret,
poids.
ton-
neaui.

Freight
Tons
Mea-
sure-
ment.

Fret,

jau-
geagc.

ton-

Crew.

Equi-
page.

No.

1
?

Alert Bay. B.C

6

1,359

2.925

92

3

19
1

26
1
5

4,712
181
930
79
512

4.326
125
13
160

1,143

4

Vrichat, N.S

Baddeck, N.S

fi

•

S

Bathurst, X.B

Bear River. N.S

8

5

16

155

994

930

3.576

49.955

■5:731
72.593

1.857
2.171

Belliveau's Cove, N.S...

Bridgewater, N.S

Britannia Beach, B.C....

1
5

164
1.466

230

5

36

11
1'

2.284

90
1,719

IS

Butedale. B.C

14

1
20
5

98
617
470

165
700
109

110

1m

l.i

16

Canso, X.S

5

592

151

27

26

IS

Cardiean, P.E.I

CtiarlottetoviTi, P.K.I... .

Chemainus, B.C

Chester, K.S

1

8

76
1,425
10,794

lio

1,301
4,520

2

12,093

5
86
200

1(1
20
'l

7
25

918
2,872

I.I42
2.565

26
2.883

60
135

•JO

Church Point, N.S

W

Clark's Harbour, N.S ...

9

561

524

35

24

Clementsport, N.S

Digby, N.S

S

495

440

500

25

?S

22

1,757

1.127

1.657

79

'fi

Fredericton, N.B

?7

Freeport, N.S

4
2
18
377
1
2
1

210
658
318
861
100,757
825
1,650
25

272

242

2:566

1
10

296
604

1,000

7
47

29

in

Georgetown, P.E.I

Glace Bav, N.S

602

10
60

31

3?

HaWai. N.S

505

1,747,222

428,941

21,596

43.284

56,585

1.000

1,900

18

12.353

4,848
4

33

Hillsboro, N.B

10

34

Indian Island. N.B

2

36

5
3

575
879

980
997

18

37

18

3S

Ladner, B.C

39

Ladysmith, B.C

i

14

503

1,595

880

3,757

8

113

99
7
66
51
162
65
13
29

' 17,346
1,163
6,613
1,608
1.387
38,143
457
3.208

31.319

2.050

10,876

574

295

62,779

303

5,600

29

41
4?

Liverpool, N.S

552
495

43

Lords Cove, N.B

324

44

45

Louisburg, N.S

Lower East Pubnico N.S

47

27,666

37,941

1,119

1,200
62

46

3
3

568
306

995
425

18
17

47

Maedalen Islands, Que.. .
MaiioneBay, N.S

4f'

2
1
1
3

405
67
88

321

715
658

I34

213

13

49

-Maitland, N.S

5

5(1

Meteghan River, N.S....

5

51
52

Moncton, N.B

Montague Bridge, P.E.I..

4

426
2

306

1,650,244
1,992

420

2,467,711

6

125.725
37

2i

33,327
73

13

51

5

10,112

18,225

714

54

Moose Factorv, Man

Murray Harbour. P.E'I..

55

56
57

Nanaimo, B.C

26

24,630

9,433

911

149

1
1

12

109

3

36
1
2
7

25,798

124

79

750

32,413

1,629

5,899

90

621

448

32,927

204

57

651

32,473

1,569

10,013

500
420

175

1,231
13

5S

North East Harbour, N.S.

4

59
60
61
62
63

North Head, N.B

North Svdney, N.S

Ocean Falls, B.C

Parrsboro, N.S

Paspebiac, Que

■ ■ ■477
6
2

11,006
560

■ 39;9i4
6,487
1,000

■12.486
383
12

51

1,326

58

163

4

64

3

7,633

16,666

112

13

65

66

Port Hastings, N.S

67

6S

Port Hawkesbury, N.S. .
Port La Tour, N.S

I

100

60

7

8

729

797

88

69

Port Mulgrave. N.S

DOUAy ES—RAITORT DE LI yATIGATWX

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

Foreign, entered Outwards /oc Sea at each Port and Outport.
etrangers, allanl a la mer, entres a chaque port et port secondaire.

1 In BaUast— LJges. j

Foreign— Etrangers.

British— Britanniques. 1

^anadian^Canadiens.I

Foreign— Etrangers.

Ves-
sels.

Na-
vires.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

gistrfe.

Freight,

Tons
Weight.

Fret,

poids,

tonneaux.

Freight,
Tons
Mea-
sure-
ment.

Fret,

iau-
geage.

ton-
neaux.

Crew.

Equi-
page.

Ves-
seU.

Na-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Ton-
nage

gistrfe.

Crew.

Equi-
page.

Ves-
sels.

Xa-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Ton-
nage
enre-
gistrfe.

Crew.

Equi-
page.

Ves-
sels.

Na-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

gistr^.

Crew.

Equi-
page.

No.

2,603

3,307

86

1

557

21

59
1
19

7,949

591

16,103

323
10
220

1

3

2,262
489

7,992
283

1,859
585
13
142

64
79
364
60

18
83

10,726
1,540

249
427

17

6

85

24

12

607

200

355

519

44

3,222

10,099

515

1,057

30

7
16

3
53
247

19

231

81

2

f]

1

2

721

13

7

4,399
8,392

11

26

11
50

1,942
815

209

227

24
106

3,324
1.852

145
581

11

1

500
1.047
1,455

990

392

1,904

975

10

169
186

57

145
68
219

25,454
8,290
4,326

1,584
1,193

874

4
146

40
10.472

9
2,561

23

It

1

1,214

2,376

20

221
460
33

"sioes

24

128
5

4

8
17
1
3

1,421
763
232
555
59

38
30
55
8
16

1
10

96
281

5
56

59

2

9

1
1

388
103

8
26

25

247

44

75

•>

5

52

19

12

1

1

11

287

12
6

•>

17

14,689

5,400

22,000

388

1

1

103
1.530

10
25

0

2

a

32

9

122

109

51,157

500

24

16

1,137

92

■>

1

314

470,646

59,985

2,933

10,128

60

221,525

3,446

98

227,762

3,477

3
1

4

1,229

154

58

1,661

1,683

2,019

122

15

2,870

11,501

;■

24
28
6
42
28

3

14

3

1

»

132

49

12

1

5

3

i

45
83

1

5

2,266

8,105

343

2

345

1,457

9

3
18

4

60
752
381
233

3
121
121
35

S

58

38,734

669

9,001

1.504

1,211

19,460

674

96

237

15,196

1,092

9,195

770

1,961

33,395

504

180

1,195

1,020

37

2,288

373

220

1,359

128

9

23

6

4

140

4

32

4

110

11

6

16

264

97

1,918

717

20,828

22

75

247

4.396

8

23

- 19

32

150
6,592
1,012
2,286

16
457
322
594

98
20

21

35,334

761

4
4

2
5

1

138

6

4
4

13

496

91

4

1

307
595

334
1,10S

6
2(

1

397

7

f)

5

■i

1

1

75
1,871

6
52

s

69

112,704

126,655

2,125

3,195

2

2,874

51

10

3.505

159

5

3
37

3

3
154

7

86

1,883

177

94

25,972

6,086

16
238
20
27
1,626
178

S

646

216,141
1,261

230,197
1.018

1,748

5,693
2

182
8
2
11
47
12

11,030
422
171
128

19,222
6,804

1,203
46
43
22
97"
17"

5

2

fi

25

295

63,752

109,635

9,693

564
22,560
56,903
16,425

51

1.350

3,848

236

5

49
90

9

1,445

153

6

fi

SC

fi

fi

4

104

16

2C

333
195
21
U
1 3W

38
2t
4'

7

S
1

) 1

8G

4,96C

33

i 6^65

1
25

7

■'22

f

f

15
5

i,soe

184

2,189
18-

18.
2(

154

2

1

)

11a-

18

cvt>roM.<—!<Hirfi\ (1 uki'iiht

to GEORGE. V, ,\ 1920

Xo. (). — Statement of \'p.ssels, British, Canadian an<l

X° 6. — Tableau des navires britanniques, canadiens et

Ports and Outiwrts.

Ports et ports secon-
(laires.

With Cargoes.— Charges.

British — Britanniques.

Canadian— Canadiens.

No.

Ves-
sels.

Na-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

gistr^.

Freight,

Tons
Weight.

Fret,

poids.

tonneaux.

Freight.
Tons
Mea-

ments.

Fret,

jau-
geage,

ton-
neaux.

Crew.

Equi-
page.

Ves-
sels,

Na-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

gistrt.

Freight,

Tons
Weight.

Fret,
poids,
ton-

Freight,
Tons
Mea-

mont.

Fret,

geage,
ton-

Crew.

Equi-
page

72

Powell River, B.C

Prince Rupert, B.C

10
18
89

20,243
29.254
546,317

12,309

438

23.400

4,622
6,700

335
1.369
5,643

15

38

6,867
46,002

4,725
727

26
1,831

9
89

4
89
15

6,854
1,516
20
23,892
8,881

8,175
1,289

24,835

62

23,203
21,562

133

170

8

183

728,670

1,015,866

69,990

17,688

482

60

6

192

161

13

Salmon River, N.S

3

213

272

9

0

76
711

100
1,225

6

83

Sandy Point, N.S

3

289

425

18

29

2

180

251

14

6
2

614
268

884
28

128

43

10

88

Sidney, B.C

1

2,613

524

38

20

1
33
111

3,2i3

99

70

608

72,293

2,702
150

2,964

63
5

90

Souris, P.E.I

2

165

156

34

i2

4

562

1.38,877

100

565
2

1,220,036
2,592

2,394,347
1.411

22,556
36

2,024

73
94

Three Rivers, Que

4

438

14

22
348
30

5

87,754
447,374
82,585

1^021

37,423
86,388
11,567

424

86^296
966

2,103
23,855
3,056

28

25
221
302

12

1!_

7,191

243,463

493,734

256

941

490

21,192

12,966

11,951
170,881
28,958
290
94
12,094
38,301
11,637

'57|438
2,071

1^593

318

46

97
98
99

Vancouver, B.C

Victoria, B.C

Westport, N.S

9,322

18,494

29

33

65

102
103
104

Windsor, N.S

Yarmouth, N.S. .. ,

1

53

307

16

215
1,008

Total

2,847

6,957,124

6,608,808

330,096

169,119

2.702

1,279,844

825,979

135.439

48,166

DOr.iyES— RAPPORT UK LA yATWATIOy

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a
Foreign, entered Out v.-ards /or Sea at each Port and Outport. — Concluded.
etrangers, allant a ta mer entreS a chaque port et port secondaire. — Fin.

In Ballast— L^es.

Foreign— Etraagers.

British— Britanniques.

Canadian — Canadiens.

Foreign— Etrangers.

Ves-
sels.

Xa-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

gistr^.

Freicht.

Tons
Weight.

Fret.

poids,

tonneaux.

Freight,
Tons
Mea-
sure-
ment.

Fret,

jau-
geage,

ton-
neara.

Crew.

Equi-
page.

\es-

seU.

Na-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Ton-
nage

gistrf.

Crew.

Equi-
page.

Ves-
sels.

Na-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Ton-
nage

gistr^.

Crew.

Equi-
page.

Ves-

seU.

Na-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enre-
gistri.

Crew.

Equi
page.

Xo.

12

4

892

18

174
8,130
49,061
18,800

34

95

5,830

468

70

22,004
5.248
7,800

21.434
2.158
3.940

250

1,085
116

76

il
588

723
12,827

99
2,493

71

23

22
8

2,090
15,200

514
226

72

74

7.2S3
2,862
20.061
7.229

13.2S6
5.674
2iv201

163
17,965
18,764

862
69

585
67

136
--'32

18,275
" '9^557

1,091
■ 269

117
52
29
34

2,136

1,525

- 14,469

2,686

249
212
324
374

75

15
170

.... ._^

"WM

-■ '457

76
77

2
2

21
48

S
4

131

77

12

3,795

167

*■ 12
3,795

22

12

2

570

28

563

58

4

4

50

21

39

1

8S

9

67

1
33

5,W0

70

2,548

1,215
21
592

St

855
752

820
145

236

138
12

8

624

84

2

85
32
1
22
14
64

1,242

1,323

144

745

208

128,425

317
141

15
117

13
2,353

87

24

2,997

4.065

151

SO

5,672

299

89

5

417

1,158

319,473

759

S8«

601. S80

30

134

8,430

43

15
64

353
143,469

41
2,126

205

64

177,202

3.045

92
9t

1

95

222

114.787

287,908

229.145

679

2,043

116

5.901

27.782

165.946
141,927
8,S79
755
1.003
1,005
9,385
4.944

78,406
4

2,337

1,077

4

2)

1.411

10,492

10.583

85

51

20

129

1.175

2

1

12
187
341

3

10

1,538

21,817

274,466

27

5

121

1,562

12,124

6

2
73
329

1

2''2

7,317

355,093

817,209

19

503

45

42

588

6,498

31,538

2

5

14

231

277
272
40

83
64

l62,'737
127,693

6.265
4,437

97
98

11

8

io

is3

20

19

92

83

3,818

1,063

53

3,339

885

1

99

5

4.098

2.183.486

1,641,367

155,653

68,647

350

712,460

19,428

3,007

658,997

37,207

3,539

1,774.869

61,104

11a-

20

CLHTOMS^-Sllll'I'ISG RKPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 7. — Statement of Vessels, British, Canadian

N° 7. — Tableau des navires britanniques, caiia-
ABSTRACT BY COUNTRIES-

Countries to which
Departed.

Pays d'oii il viennent

With Cargoes— Chargfa.

British

— Britanniques.

Canadian — Canadians.

Xo.

\-es-
sels.

Xa-

vires.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enre-
gistrfe.

Freight,

Tons
Weight.

Fret,

poids,

tonneaui.

Freight,
Tons
Jtea-

ment.

Fret,

iau-
geage,

ton-

Crew.

Equi-
page.

Ves-
sels.

Na-

Tons,
Register.

Tonnage

gistr*.

Freight,

Tons

weight.

Fret,
poids,
ton-

Freight,
Tons
Mea-
sure-
ment.

Fret.

jau-
geage.

ton-
neaux.

Crew.

EqiTi-
page.

1

United Kingdom

729
41

3,106.990
154,030

2,645.354
59.743

138,443
66,991

65,585
4.716

60
4

12
4

15

93,522
2,684
1,336

901
6,947

762

70,470
2,757
1,809
1,-MO
3,070
1,000

20,104

48

1

1.517

9.781

30O

2.441
5S

74

15
14

37,281
29,820

55.742
52,118

577
7,145

1,469
531

27

British South Africa

103

8

8
9
10

British West Indies

British Oceania other.. . .
British Straits Settle-

10
10

12,889
25,368

15.207

16,429

1.905
3,195

455
6M

63

10.119

12,778

.10,123

400

18
729
2
4
2
4

53,438

212,224

8.343

1,658

5,880

864

4,151

18,354

3,430

234

85,568
125,672

12,680
2.932

13,761
1.525
6.086
2,478
7,820

1,430
1,959

71

463

779
12,833

116
31
86
27

103

305
70
6

3
363

3.922
149,244

3.740
216,815

271

89

5,139

17

9,149

9,505

9,895

140

17

9

2,628

4,493

62

19

3

4

1

18
23

63,202
4,251

64,597
4,345

23.665
892

3,097

20

Cuba.

165

Danish West Indies

pi 1

1
62
2

5,836

191,025

324

2,202

330,198

610

' i7;035
615

S5

2,942

11

P

6
5

8,540
710

16,405
711

'i;526

191

25

French West Indies

32

29

Italv

6

19,754
5,204

41,499
5,053

"i'.m

265
149

1
3

3.007
7,603

6,167
11,338

"5,261

36

306

p ■

p

3

7,095

4

3,233

85

1

13
4

17

2,804
1,327
14,173

1,477

6,250
2,330
9.910
2,149

696

47

78

37

6
37

28,809
3,220

8.417
4,470

11,817
40

782
187

854

38

77

40

28

2,889

1,213

629

316

1

15,926
272

4,253
500

3,658

43

436

673,636

45,498

4,978

32,186

1,720
1
22

839,707
1,135
34,496

334,057
'35.190

42.465

2.190

613

30,429

12

43

Sea Cable & Admiralty..
Total

677

2,344,378

3,066.529

65,541

43,992

636

2,847

6,957,124

6.608,8031 330.096

169,119

2,702

1,279,844

825,979

135,439

48,166

1

DOUAXES—RAPPORT BE LA XATIGATIOy

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Foreign, entered Outwards /or Sea.

diens et Strangers, allanl d ]a mer entres dans les ports du Canada.

EELEV6 PAR PAYS.

In Ballast— LJges.

Foreign — Etrangere.

British — Britannique.

Canadian— Canadiens,] Foreign — Etrangers.

Ves-
sels.

Na-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

gistrf.

Freight,

Tons
weght.

Fret,

poids,

tonneaux.

Freight,
Tons
mea-

meut.

Fret,

iau-
geage,

ton-

Crew.

Equi-
page.

Ves-
sels.

Na-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Ton-
nage

gistr*.

Crew.

Equi-
page.

Ves-
sels.

Na-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Ton-
nage,
enre-
gistrfe.

Crew

Equi-
page.

Ves-
sels.

Na-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enre-
gistr6.

Crew

E^i-
page.

Ko.

23

n

76.895
23,326

98,876
13,093

30
10,690

1,278
293

9

37,550

966

8
3

11,473
17,423

240
635

2

6,353

151

1

9

10,905

11,976

12,090

129

. 1

1,011

15

1

3,037
7,212
2,345

3,220

413

22,390

40.686

32
212
24

52

10

315

1,126

12

14,345
1,050

1,315

704

42,543

12,570

1,197

1

2

1

S

69

42

85,437

1,529

73

124,954

2,305

62

121,455

1,643

13

6

9,426
8,004
20,724
1,583
35,767
10,875

5,800
18,403
5,787
a, 343
2,433
16,698

"i\hli

175
97

327
26

796

184

1

3,217

38

15

3

10

■3

1
9

3,878
1,441
49,426

72

22

1,357

1

18
19

9
20

3

20,462

331

9

41,684

2,829

1

829

7,871

127,348

20

200

2,471

V

3

9,455
80,038

"i\m

64

3

1,292

20

3

1,647

125

58

3

5,271

135

27

11

31,609
13,453
99,625

17,794
22,643
50,348

'40,886

607

280

2,091

7

30

26
6

146,089
37,029

3,966
282

30
31

11

24.357

626

20

40,813

13,200

610

1

940

41

k

4

10,799
2,521

11,795

e'ooo

269
49

1

36
37
3S
39
40

1

6,118

137

1
2

4,145
1,398

77

37

7,638

8,476

676

2

5

1,561

415
8,306
47,658

40
159

14,652

599

24,874

11,717

6,968

41

3,367

777

1,725

60,854

13.684

20

52,128
1,197,472

771
40,300

2,941

890,375

80,086

213

438,564

13,414

1,167

369,639

16,612

1,831

1,337,272

41,255

43

171

288,051

277,465

395

8,201

41

120,962

2,274

4

838

S3

6

6,048

317

45

4.098

2,183,486

1.641,367

155,653

68,647

350

712,460 19,428

3,007

658,997137.207

1

3,539

1,774,869

64,104

CUSTOMS— SHH'Pi\a report

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 7. — Statement of ^'('^;8pl^, British, Canadian ami
X° 7. — Tableau des navires britanniqups, canadicns et
RECA PITU LATIO N—

-

Vessels.
NaiHres.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregiatrt.

Freight,

Tons
Weight.

Fret,

poids,

tonnpaux.

Freight.
Tons
Measure-
ment.

Fret,
jaugeage,
tonneaiu.

Crew.
Equipage.

With Careoes— Chargfe—

2.M7
2.702
4,098

6.957,124
1,279.844
2,183,486

6,608.808

825.979

1,641,367

330.096
135.439
1.^.653

169.119

48,166

68.647

Total . .

9,M7

10,420,454

9,076,154

621.188

285.932

DOUA^^ES— RAPPORT DE LA XATIGATIOX

SESSIONAL PAPER NcMla
Foreign, entered Outwards /or &a. — Concluded.

strangers allani a la mer, entres dans les ports du Canada. — Fin.
RECAPITULATION.

Vessels.
Xa vires.

Tons

Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Freight,

Tons
Weight.

Fret,

poids,

tonneaux.

Freight,
Tons

Measure-
ment.

Fret,
jaugeage,
tonneaux.

Crew.

Equipage.

In Ballast— L*ges—

350
3,007
3.539

712,460

658,997

1.774,869

Total.. .

6.896

3,146,326

120,739

Grand total

16.543

13,566,780

9,076,154

621,188

406,671

24 .

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2,236
2, .562
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10.821

17.785

3.112

2,845

129,113

2,860

27,123

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901

If;

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279,482

1,984

344

27,145

420.440

129,074

16,152

90

8,2,54

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5,155

3,034

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4,821
1,020
1,242
15,818
243
1,397
2,327

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1,661
1,683
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9,234

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26,052
1,080
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1,141

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12,103

3,413

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218.587

1.4.58,392

2,024,832

981

4.508

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27,093

47,958

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122,104

643,001

1,046,364

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2,546

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5,901

31,121

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2,592

438

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815,391

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16,837

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131,305

1,769,935

1,661,378

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1,981

871

10,997

39,675

1,541

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112,961

644,287

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4,137

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1,125,648

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

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30 ' CUSTOMS siiirrm: in.i'our

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920
THADE WITH KACII COIN'TRY AND

No. 12. — St.\tement of the Number ami Tomuigc of Slcani and Sailing Vessels ente'red Inwards

distinguishing the Nationality of the

COMMERCE AVEC CH.\QUE PAYS

N° 12. — Releve <Iu nonibrc et du tonnage de.s navires a voiles et a vapeur tienaitl <te la nur

distinguant la nationalite de* navires

Porta and Outports and
Countries whence arrived.

Ports et ports secondaires et
pays de d^p.irt.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Am6ricaine.

Norwegian.
Norv6gienne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrf.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfi.

Ves-
sels.

Navi

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

enregistrfi

Alert Bay, B.C.—
United States to)

2

442

• 61

8,185

Annapolis Royal, N.S.—

1
2

41
178

United States (6)

1

216

3

219

1

216

Anyoi, B.C.—

16

6.529

16

9,477

Arichat, N.S.—

6
4

332
230

87

1,683

87

1,683

10

562

Baddeck, N.S.—

2
12

326
152
258

1

4

96
365
205

21

736

10

666

Barrington Passage, N.S.—

3

6

237
85

22

277

12

607

9

322

34

884

Barton, N.S —

United States («)

United States .....(6)

1
4

161
352

Total

5

513

Bathurst, N.B.—

1

355

Sea Fisheries (6)

19

231

Total

19

231

1

355

Bear River, N.S.-

Unitcd States (6)

S

450

Belliveau's Cove, N.S.—

British W. Indies (6)

United States •. (6)

2
. 2

446
170

1

44

Total

4

616

1

44

Bridgetown, N.S —
United States (6)

1

132

1

147

Bridgewater, N.S.—

United States (6)

5

603

6

2,594

5

693

6

2,594

1— —

\h) Sail— A voile-s.

DOT'AyEs^RAj'i'oin hi: la yAViaATioy

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

NATIONALITY OF V-ESSELS.

from Sea at each of the undermentioned Port.< and Outports in Canada from Foreign Countries,
"Vessels employed in the trade with each Countrj-.

ET NATIOXALISTfi DES XAVIRES.

entres a chacun des ports et ports secondaii-es, sous-mentionncs au Canada, de pays etrangers,
employes au commerce avec chaque pays.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Francaise.

German.
AUemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationality.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-.
registry.

Ves-
sels.

\avi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Nari-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrf.

Ves-
sels.

Xav-i-
\ire.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
r^isti^.

Ves-
seU.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrfe.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Xa^-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

63

8.627

1
3

41

394

4

435

'....

32

16,008

6
91

332

1.913

97

2.245

8
7
16

422

517

463

31

1.402

22

3

' 6

12

277

237

83

'^

607

43

1.206

.

1
4

161

352

a

313

1

19

335

231

20

586

5

450

2
3

446

214

5

660

2

279

1

628

1
11

628

3.287

1

628

1 1 12

3,915

'

32

CUSTOMS— SHI I'l'IXd KKl'ORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. 12. — Statement of the Nuinbcr and Tonnage of >^tpaIn
X° 12. — Kelev£ du nombre ct du tonnage des navire t

Ports and Outporta and
Countries whence arrived.

Ports et port^ secondaires et
paj-s de depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Amfericaioe.

Norwegian.
Norv6gienne.

Austrian.
.\utrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

XaW-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi
res.

Tons
Keeister.

Tonnage
enregistrt.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr*

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
rcs

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi-

res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
cnregistrt.

Britannia Beach, B.C.—
United States (o)

121

42,569

48

12,446

Butedale. B.C.—

United States. ... .' (o)

Sea Fisheries. (o)

106

1,852

51

914

51

914

106

1,852

CampoBello. N.B —
United States (o)

135

24,168

294

6,739

Canso. N.S.-
British W. Indies (o)

1
3
6
5
2
26
38

134
287
574
582
234
4,966
3,020

New-foundland (fc)

United States -. . lo)

United States (o)

Sea Fisheries (o)

Sea Fisheries (*)

2
10
16
69
35

163

465

1,567

3,541

2,714

81

9.797

132

8,450

Caraquet. X.B.—

Sea Fisheries (o)

Sea Fisheries v>)

1
294

42
4.140

205

4,182

CharIotteto«Ti. P.E.I.—

British W Indies fb]

Newloundland (6)

Spain (o)

United States (<"]

United States (61

1
1
1
1
1
3

134
39
2,530
1,375
296
46

2

546

8

4,420

2

546

Chemainus. B.C.—

United States (a)

United States (!>)

16

7

1,142
1,126

54
11

2,080
3,339

23

2,268

65

4,419

Chester. N.S.—
■ United States (o)

3

25

18
5

238
69

Sea Fisheries (6)

23

307

3

25

Clarks Harbour, X.S.—

United States (a)

United States (6

20

183

1

428
10

Sea Fisheries (6

2

174

Total

8

438

22

357

Clementsport, N.S—
United States (6

5

495

Dalhousie, X.B.—
Greenland, Iceland, etc (o

Digby, N.S.—

1

lOO

United States (o

United States (fc

8

90

IG

981

Total

17

1.081

8

90

(o) Steam -A vapeur. (6) Sail— A voiles.

DOUAXES—RAPPORT DE LA XAYIGATIOy

33

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Sailing Vessels entered Inwards /rom Sea, etc. — Continued,
a, voiles et a vapeur, venani de la mer, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Francaise.

German.
Allemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationalites.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

NaW-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Names.
Noms.

V-es-
sels.

Nav-i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Na^-i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

169

55,015

106
51

1,852

914

157

2,766

449

30,907

1
3
8
16
18
121
73

134

287

737

105

»

1,152

1,801

2,730

11,237

2,835

240

21 082

1
204

4,140

205

4 182

1
1
1
1
4
3

134

39

2,530

1

260

1 102

1

260

11

70
18

'

3,465

88

6,687

3
18
5

25

238

69

26

20

7
1
2

183

428

•

10

174

30

795

5

495

1

500

1

560

1
8
16

100

90

25

11a— 3

34

C USTOM .S— .V II 1 1'}' I \a UK PORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 12. — St.\te.ment of the Xnmbcr aiid Tonnage of Stcani
N° 12. — RELE^£ du ncnibre et du tonnage des navins k

Ports and Outports and
Countries whence arrived.

Ports et ports secondaires et
pays de depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Amdricaine.

Norwegian.
Norv^enne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

Navi

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
airegistrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Na\-i-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
Bnregi3tr6.

Ves-
sek.

Vavi

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
pnregistrfe.

<•

Ves-
sels.

NaW-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistn^.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Toniuige
enregiatr6.

Fredericton, N.B.—
United States (o)

1

2.S7

Freeport. N.S.—
United States (.b)

10

365

Gaspf: Que.-

Great Britain {<•!

United States (6)

1
1

1.360
100

4

440

Total

2

1,460

4

440

Georgetown. P.E.I.—

Newfoundland (0)

Sea Fisheries (6)

1

510
23

Totah

8

533

Glace Bay. N.S.—

Great Britain (o)

Great Britain (6)

1
25

SO
1.008

T 1

26

1,088

Halifai. N.S.—

Great Britain (a)

British W. Indies (o)

British AV . Indies (6)

Xewtoundland to)

Newfoundland (b)

Brazil C")

Brazil (fc)

Cuba Co)

France. . (o)
Australia (o)
Holland (o)

Italy (o)

Norway . . (o)

Argentina (o)

Argentina (6)

Denmark (o)

Denmark (*)

Saint Pierre (o)

Spain (o)

Sweden (o)

United States (a)

United Sutes (i>)

Chili (0)

Meiico (o)

Sea, Cable and .\dmiralty. . . ^o)
Sea. Cable and Admiralty. ..{b]

San Domingo (a]

San Domingo ib]

Sea Fisheries Co]

Sea Fisheries Cl>)

Gibraltar (o)

114
16
40
55
56

517.248
45,560
7,316
30.085
4,802

2

5,412

1
9

1,418
6.606

1
4

1

276
753
90

2

1,458

*•

3

3,883

i

1
5
1

341
2,094
14,099
2.846

2

6,739

3

9,503

1

4,316

43

15

103,976
32,349

1
1

3,428
420

.

1
1

1,327
937

1

318

S

13,048

215
3<

11
20

1
1

11
70
21

868,924

40,580

2,991

31,029

30,383

313

1,015

765

1.425

4,417

-60,140

69
31

118,635
7,669

18

38,667

3

4,615

9
3

57,749
8,360

3

5,299

6
20
2

771
1,368
3,515

Total

687

1.687,618

154

216,954

98

202.346

3

4,615

Hantsport. N.S.—

United States Co)

United States C*)

5
3

1,803
2,716

Total

8

4.519

Hillsboro. N.B.—
United States (6)

1

206

Indian Island. N.B.—
United States (o)

6

K

14

154

=^=

(o) Steam— .\ vapeur. (h) Sail— A voiles.

nOCAXES— RAPPORT DE LA SAVIGATWN

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a
and Sailing Vessels entered inwards /ro??i Sea, etc. — Continued.
voiles et a vapeur, venant de la mer, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Frangaise.

German.
.\llemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Aulres nationalit^s.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

regis tr6.

Ves-

seU.

NaW-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
vires

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrS.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

1

'>S7

10

1

6

I

b

8

1

1
25

1,008

26

2

4,098

119
25
41
67
57
4
1
1
S
5

46

} 26
1
12
2

13
5
25
325
68
2
20
26
1
4
2
17
90
26

528,170

7,593
33,770'
4,892.
5.178.

6

6,474

Swedish... ,

1

1,293

1

6,620

^

27,458
15,954

19,428
12,075
111,972

59,616

Swedish

Swedish ...
Dutch

1

4
3

3,605
9,909
9,519

/

2

7,759

^

i

5.996

Swedish ...
Dutch

8
2

16,449
7,190

11

10,561

1,953

2

6,231

12,088
1,275
2,808

13,048

46.831
1,072,786

48,249
6,733

13

2,808

'

1

Swedish

Swedish

' ■ ■ '25
3

9,849

:.

"8,655

7

"151247

1

3,739

3

3,348

42,091

6,344

'

1

2,689

2

6.857

73,201

26

35.435

24

28.023

4

12,401

4

13.038

49

108,743

1,049

2,309,423

5
3

8

4,519

1

206

20

196

■

■■

\\a—Z\

CUSTOMS- siiirriM! itr.i'oin

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. 12. — Statemknt of tlic XuiiiIht ami Tonragi* of Stt sim
N° 12. — Releve clu nombre et du tonnage des navires h

Torts and Outports and
Countries whence Brrive<l.

Ports ct ports sccondaircs et
pays de depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Am£ricaine.

Norwegian.
Norv'6gienne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
BeTgc.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

enregistrA.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrd.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Isaacs Harbour. N.S.—

1

99

5

1

190
58

United .States (i>)

1

99

6

248

Joggins Mines, N..S.—

United States (6)

1

120

12

1,661

Kingsport. X.S. —
United States. . (ft)

3

1.141

Ladner. B.C.-

UiTited States (o)

3

872

-

Ladysmith, B.C.—

73
■ 101

8,628
17.194

43

22

28.696
5,573

United States (i>)

174

25,822

65

34,269

La Have. N.S.-

British W. Indies (6)

United States ffl)

United States (6)

Sea Fisheries (o)

Sea Fisheries (6)

22

2,180

3
2

7

1

21
863
381

77

3

563

59

5.465

84

8.20S

13

1,342

Levis. Que.—
Great Britain ffl)

1

3.670

Liverpool. N.S.—

British W. Indies »)

Newfoundland (a)

Newfoundland (6)

United States (a)

United States (6)

Sea Fisheries (o)

Sea Fisheries (fr)

4
2
5
6
5
26

831
242
417
471
680
575

4
58
16
51
10

312
3,. 596
1,353
2,749

812

48

3.216

139

8,822

lockeport. N.S.—

United States (6)

.Sea Fisheries (6)

1
38

124
1,361

17
18

600
1,328

T 1

39

1.485

35

1,928

lx)rd's Cove, N.B.—

United States (a)

300

2.513

122

1,518

Xouisburc. N.S. —

Great Britain (ol

Newfoundland (o]

Newfoundland (6]

■Gibraltar (o)

Saint Pierre la)

Saint Pierre (6)

United States (a)

United States (6)

Sea, Cable and Admiralty. . . (o)
Sea, Cable and .4dmiralty. . . (6)

Sea Fisheries (o)

Sea Fisherie3„ (6)

12
74
19
9

37,759

53,993
1.693
26,422

1
3
1

235

260

1,004

1

2,835

2
4
4

53
8
1

10

196
13,019

378
11,430
1,508

154

422

2
12
5

1,287
1,085
1,307

81

3,273

Total

196

146,974

105

8,431

1

2.835

(a) Steam— A vapeur. (6) Sail— A voiles.

DOUAXES— RAPPORT DE LA XATIGATIOX

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a
and Sailing Vessels entered Inwards /rom Sea, etc. — Continued.
voiles et a vapeur, venanl de la mer, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
FranQaise.

German.
AUemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationalitfe.

Total.
Total.

Vcs-
seU.

Xavi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonn^e

en-
registrfe.

Ves-
sels.

N'a\-i-

res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

rc^strf.

Ve.s-
sels.

Xa^a-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrfi.

Ves-
sels.

Na\'i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Nari-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registrfe.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

1
5

1

99

190

5&

7

347

13

1,781

3

1,141

3

872

116
123

37,324

22,767

239

60,091

- 22
3
S
7
60

2,180

1 " ■" 1 1 "":";

21
1,426

381
5,512

97

9,550

1

3,670

1

65

5
2
9
61
21
77
10

896

242

729

4,067

2,033

3,324

812

1

65

18«

12,103

18
56

724

2,689

74

3,413

422

4,031

12

22
11
1
2
7
16
60
8
1
91

37.759

54.228

1.953

30.261

1

216

216

196

1

1,391

15.677

1,463

2

6.9S4

19,721

1,308

154

3.695

1

1.391

1

216

2

6.984

306

166.831

38

cusTOMs^siiii'i'i\<; in:i'()/rr

10 GEORGE /, A. 1920
Xo. 12. — Statement of the Xunibcr uiul Tonnage of .Steam
N° 12. — RELEvfi du nonihre et <lu tonnage des navires k

Ports and Outports and
Countries whence arrived.

Ports et ports secondaires et
pays de depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Am^ricaine.

Norwegian.
Norv6gienne.

.Austrian.
Autrichicnne.

Belgian.
Bei^c.

Ves-
sels.

Na\-i-

res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistri.

Ves-
sels.

Na\'i-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-

scU.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistri.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregi.str^.

Ves-
sels.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enrcgistr^.

Lower East Pubnieo, N.S.—
United States (o)

6
8
18

216
310
812

United States (6)

21
10

986
534

32

1,338

31

1.520

Lunenburg, N.S. —
British W.Indies (5)

49
3

1
10

1
24
216

6.318
290
99
49
907
300
297
19.791

Spain (6)

United States (a)

1
3

38
271

United Slates (6)

French West Indies (f>)

"*

Sea Fisheries (a)

30
3

2.057
281

Total

305

28.051

37

2.647

Ma?dalen Islands, Que.—

2

1

179

United States (6)

92

1

74

Total

3

271

1

74

Mahone Bay, N.S.—
British W. Indies ((>

1
2
S

92
381
S87

United States ((■)

Sea Fisheries ... (6)

Total

11

1.080

Met«gha!i Uiver, \.S.—
United States (d)

1

1
2

8S

Moncton, K.E.—
BritLsh W. Indies Ih)

223
173

5

595

3

396

5

595

Montreal, Hue.—
Great Britain. . ■ (i)

343
46

1.404.162
145.558
12.304

3

7.451

1

1.463

-

1

3.252

Cuba !■!)

1
12

6
12

5

1

1,871
35.239
11,771
.16,542
19.804

6.377

United States ta)

1

2.838

Total

430

1,673.628

3

7.451

1

1,463

2

6.090

Moose Factory, Man. —

2

1.992

Murray Harbour. P.E.I.—

6

112

Nanaimo, B.C.—

6S
23

13.627
6.991

551
214
16

86.159

74.767

165

4

9,445

United States (4)

Tot.ll

96

20.618

781

161,091

4

9,445

(a) Steam— A vapeur. (6) Sail — Avollca.

DOUANES— RAPPORT DE LA XATIGATION

39

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a
aud Sailing Vessels enteroi.1 Inwards /)"o?h Sea, etc. — Continued.
voiles et a vapeur, venant de la iner, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Francaise.

German.
AUemande.

Ita
Ital

lian.

Russian.
Russe .

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationalit6s.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnase

registry.

Ves-
sels.

^avi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registre.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registr6.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Ions

Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registrfi.

Names.
Noms.

\^es-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registre.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

6
29
28

1,296
1,346

63

' 49
3

1

13

1

54

219

6,318

•

2,354
20,072

342

2

2

4

1
S

11

1,060

1

1

7

768

8

1

420

Portuguese .

2

5,931

348
46
6
1
1
14
6
15
5
2

1,417,964
145,558

3,252

1
" 1

1,248
2.726

1

Brazilian...

1

3,228

2

5.873

9.215

3

4.394

2

5.87;i

3

9,159

444

1,708,058

2

6

7

11,086

Swedish...
Japanese —

1
7

2,521
19,618

} 638
942
'16

7

11,086

8

22,039

896

224,279

40

CUSTOMS—SHIPl'Ixa ItEPOKT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. 12. — Statemk.nt of the NuiMbor and Toimago of Steam
N'° 12. — Relev6 tlu nonibre ot du tonnage des navii-es k

Ports and Outporta and
Countries whence arrived.

Ports ct ports secondaires et
pays do depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Am^ricaine.

Norwegian.
Norv^gienne.

.\ustrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels:

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

N^^i

res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
euregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

N^i-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

New Westminster, B.C.—
United States (a)

3

175
63

10
4
3

2,553

3.947

156

United States (6)

Sea Fisheries (o)

Total

4

238

17

6,656

North East Harbour, N.S.—
Newfoundland (6)

1

71

United States (6)

2

171

Sea Fisheries (o)

1

28

Total

2

99

2

171

North Head, N.B.—
United States (o)

1.W
2

26,462
115

38

453

United Statec (61

Total

Ifil

26,577

38

453

North Sydney, N.S.—
Great Britain (o)

10
357
329

1

30,338
76,079
54,985
2,794

Newfoundland (a)

3

8

639
731

14

35.380

1

1.81&

Newfoundland (6)

Italy (o)

Saint Pierre (o)

Saint Pierre (6)

33

11
2
1
8

2.560

52,325

182

154

573

United States (a)

3

2

9,860
282

United States (6)

Sea Fisheries (a)

Sea Fisheries (6)

25

2,258

Total

752

219,990

41

13,770

14

35,380

1

1,81$

Ocean Fails, B.C.-

United States (o)

35

56,002

94
3

109,646
5,538

United States (6)

Total

35
15

56,092

97

115,184

Parrsboro, N.S.—
United States (6)

1.847

32

5.959

Pictou, N.S.—
France (a)

1

2,393

Port Alberni, B.C.—
United States (o)

10

568

3
1

95
21

Sea Fisheries (o)

Total

10

1

6
1

568

4

116

Port Hawkesbury, N.S—
British W. Indies (6)

98
486
99

Newfoundland (fc)

2

187

Saint Pierre (6)

United States (o)

10

176
771

United States (h)

1
2
25

296

189

2,468

Sea Fisheries (o)

Sea Fisheries (6)

6

570

Total

36

3,636

19

1.704

Port La Tour, N.S.—

United States (i>)

1
1

61
14

Sea Fisheries (a)

Total

2

75

Port Mulgrave, N.S. -
Sea Fisheries (a)

4

304

Port Simpson, B.C.—
United States (a)

1

827

10

163

(a) Steam— A vapeur. (6) Sail— A voiles.

DOUA\ES—BAPPORT DE LA XAVIGATION

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a
and Sailing \'essel.s entered Inwards from iSra, etc. — Conlinued.
voiles et a vapeur, venant de la mer, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Franc aise.

German.
.■VUemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationality.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrf.

Ves-
seU.

NaW-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registi*.

Ves-
sels.

Nai-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registre.

Ves-
sels.

Xari-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registr^.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

r^istre.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

re^sti^.

Ves-
seU.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registr*.

13
3

2,728

4,010

156

21

6,894

1
2
1

71

171

28

4

270

197
2

26,913

115

199

27.030

10
378
341

22
35
26
4

34

30,338

3

648

114,562

693

56,409

2,794

22

4.968

144

34.901

4.968

2,704

97,086

464

154

1

, 58

1

2,889

693

40

40,719

852

312,368

129
3

165.738

5,538

132

171,276

' *T

7,806

1

2,393

;3

1

663

21

14

684

1

8
1
1

11
2

31

93

673

99

176

1,067

189

3,038

55

S,340

1
1

61

14

2

75

105

5

409

11

990

1

CU'STOM .s'— N llll'I'l \ (1 RKI'OUT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 12. — .St.\teme.\t of the Number and Tonnage of Steam
N° 12. — Releve (lu nombre ct du tonnage des navircs k

Ports and OutporU and
Countries whence arrivecj

Ports ct'porte secondaires
pays de cl6part.

et

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Am6ricaine.

Norwegian.
Norv^ienne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
Bdge.

Ves-
sels.

Na\i-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfi.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enrcgistrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregislrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistre.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
rcs

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Powell River, B.C.—

3
1
20

7,111
2.712
12,552

57

26,111

1

Total

24

22,375

57

26,111

1

2,345

.(o)
.(6)
.(<■)
■ (b)

Prince Rupert, B.C.—

108

I

578

. U

138,217

6

8.682

283

100
6

825

39,644

474

14,639

Total . .

701

147,188

93!

54,757

ml

Quebec. Que.—

73

1

360,324
285

74

360 609

Rimouski. Que.—

7
2

5,197
1,657

9

6,854

■ (b)

St. Andrews. N.B.—

207
2

20,367
133

565
5

8,904
426

209

20,500

570

9,330

St. Geora;e. N.B.—

33
34

1,435
2,870

12

28

12

28

69

4,305

■ (<•)

.(0)

■ (b)
.(b)

.(0)

.(6)

.(a)

■ (<•)
(o)
(o)

.(.a)
(b)

.(b)
(o)

:%]

St. John. N.B.—

142
11

16

1

632.110
29,967
4,354

71

1

486

1

2,960

1
2

5

1

If
2

■ " 32
8

268
4,215
19,596
15,162

1

1,248

2
1

3,195
1.850

ItJiIv

Spain

13,974
19,292
2,358

" "95,202
212

3
201

1.983
15,253

San Domingo

5

7,795

1

696

Total

331

839,507

210

26,279

6

9,097

St. Martin's, N.B.—

t)

in)
.(b)

33
17

2,607
7,231

16

7,949

16

7,949

50

9.838

St. Stephen, N.P.

16

512

37
4

418
668

16

512

41

1,086

1

1

1

1

(a) Steam — A vapour. (6) Sail — A voiles.

DOrAXEfi—RAPPORT DE LA yATIGATIOX

43

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a
and Sailing Vessels entered Inwards from Sea, etc. — Coniiii tied.
voiles et a vapeur, venan. de la mer, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Franjaise.

German.
.A.lleaiande.

Italian.

Italienne.

Russian.
Husse.

Other NationaUties.
Autres nationalit^s.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Nari-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Xav-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Nari-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registrfi.

Ves-
sels.

Xa%'i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

N"aA-i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registrfi.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Naid-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Xa\-i-

res.

Tons
Blas-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registre.

3
1
78

7 111

2,712

41,008

82

50,831

1

1

208

7

1,403

14

177,861

iao

23,321

283

1,632

201,945

.

73
1

36Jw324

285

74

360.609

1

2

5.197

1.657

■

1

9

6.854

772

29,271

559

1

779

29,830

I

35
46

1,435

'

2,898

1

81

4 333

1 ll 2 9nR

143
12
16

1
1
1
5
S
5
1

20

288

3

6

33
8

635 016

1

4 354

2,960

:'"::""1

268

1

1,943

8.658
21,446
15.162

2.726
17.900
34.545

3.626

8.401

1

97,935

'12

1

1,943

1

2.733

2

4,174

551

883,733

33
33

2,607

66

17,787

53
4

663

57

1 598

cusTOMS-smi'i-iya uki-out

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 12. — .St.\tement of the Xiimber and Tonnage of Steam
X° 12. — RELEvfi du nombre et du tonnage des navires k

Ports and Outports and
Countries whence arrived.

Ports et ports secondaires et
paj's de depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Am^ricaine.

Norwegian.
Norvigicnne.

.\tistrian.
Autrichiennc.

Belgian.
Be"ie.

Ves-
sels.

res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregisti*.

Ves-
sels.

Navi

res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrf.

Ves-
sels.

Na\n-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Xa«-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr*.

Ves-

seU.

Na\i-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
cnrcgistr*.

Salmon River, N.S.—

.(b)

2

1

142
11

4

77

3

153

4

77

:r.!

Sandy Cove. N.S —

1

12

4

154

Total

4

154

1

12

(0)

(6)
(6)

Sandy Point. N.S —

I

332
377

9

2
64
32

786

408

4.769

2,246

'

3

625

Total

10

1.334

107

8.209

Sheet Harbour. N.S —

1

70

Shelburne, N.S.—

2

180

1
1

1
7

88
48
1.940
84
612

6

285

Total

8

465

34

2,772

(o)
(6)

Shippegan, N.B. —

17
73

355
1.9S6

Total

90

2.341

t^

Sidney. B.C.—

SS
4

2.611
1.208

70
29

5,632
6,593

59

3.819

99

12,195

■ <b)
Ab)

Souris. P.E.I.—

1

100

2

250
126

IS

363

19

463

3

376

(o)
(i)
(a)

Sieyeston. B.C.—

40

960

49
7

1

1,315
167
16

Total

40

960

57

1,498

■ (b)

.(<■)
.(6)

.(0)

.(b)
(a)
(a)
.(a)
• fa)

■ (')

Summerside, P.E.I.—

1

98

Sydney. N.S.—

15

I

196

25
1
7

56

45.025

149

289.001

2.123

1,871

19.434

166.261

2

5,534

3

3,444

46

1

114,337
263

Cuba

Holland

i

3,578

Italy

i

3.115

(o) Steam — A vapeur. (6) Sail — A voiles.

DOUANES—RAPI'OKT DE LA yATIGATION

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Sailing Vessels entered Inwards from Sea, etc. — Continued.
voiles et a vapeur, venant de la mcr, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Francaise.

German.
.\lleniande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationalit^s.

Total.
Total.

\-es-
sels.

Nav-i

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registr6.

\'es-
sels.

Na\i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Nan-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Nari-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons

Regis

ter.

Tonnage

registr6.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis
ter.

Tonnage

registre.

6

1

219

11

7

230

• 1
4

12

154

5

166

3
13

2

67
32

332

1,163

408

• 5,394

2,246

U7

9,543

1

70

3
1

22
3

13

268

48

1,940

m

897

-

42

3,237

17
73

1.986

90

2,341

125
33

8,213

7,801

158

16,014

1
2

19

100

250

489

22

839

89
7

1

2,275

167

16

97

2,458

1

98

17

1
246

26
1
7

59
1
1

50,539

149

I

1,060

407,842

2,386

1,871

19.434

2

6,024

Dutch

1

6,197

178,482

3,578

3,115

46

cp.sroj/.s— s////'/'/.V(; uicroirr

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 12. — Statkmext of tlic Xuiiibcr ami Tonnage of Steam
N° 12. — RELEvfi ilu nonibre et du tonnage ties navires b.

Ports and Outports and
Countries whence arrived.

Ports et ports secondaires ct
pays de depart.

British.
Britannique..

.United States.
Amfericaine.

Norwegian.
Norvdgienne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.

n^e.

Ves-
sels.

Navi

res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfi.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

enregistr6.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

enregistrfi.

Ves-
sels.

N^'i^

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

N^-i-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enrogistrfe.

Sydney, N.S.— Con.

Norway (a)

1

2,740

Saint Pierre (b)

United States (o)

Britsli West Alrica : . . (a)

Chili (o)

Sea, Cable and Admiralty. . . (o)

6

137
1

1

441

435,082
3,132
4,591

31

78.885

3

6,729

3

3,953

14

3,605
652

447

970,225

51

92.120

52

127,647

3

3,953

Truro, N.S.—

United States (6)

1

99

1

95

Tuskct, N.S.—

United States (6)

Sea Fisheries . (h)

1

111
333

1
1

10

10

4

444

Union Bay, B.C.-

U

20

11.701
6.643

116
179

28,793

United States (i.)

Japan .. (a)

77,702

31

18,344

295

106,495

Vancouver, B.C.—

3
1

14

1
1
2
4

13,904
3,582

58,986
2,712
3,154
11,693
11,792

2

6,023

Pimama (a)

1

3,014

11

38,410

China (a)

Australia (o)

18
17
4
I

70.196
72,443
4,661
2,823

1

1,450

1

2,345

2

3,184

,6

*7,9Si

4

8,928

Russia (a)

United States (n)

1
6fi6

1,999
860.784

519
4
4

367,245

3,953

193

6

22,422

Sea Fisheries (o)

122

8,014

Total

855

1,125,648

13,904
62.510

547

422,446

14

42,737

Victoria, B.C.—

3

10

.... , i

1

. 3
1
1

"874
28
2

707

4,350

154

2,209

16

84.392

1

4,431

Japan (o

1
616

108
7

4.2.37

430,401

20.847

249

467,563

6,89S

30

1

819

Total

791

616,540

910

481.916

2

5,250

^^ —

— — —

(i) steam— A vnpeur. (6) .Sail— A voiles.

Doi'AXES—n.ii'Pom- in: la xatigatiox

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Sailing ^'essels euteietl Inwards /rojn Sea, etc. — Continued .

voiles et a vapeur, venant de la mer, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Frangaise.

German.
AUemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationalitfis.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrfe.

Ves
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Xa\i-

res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registr*.

Ves-
sels.

N'avi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Na\-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Na\'i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

rogistrS.

Ves-
sels.

Vavi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Connage

en-
registrfe.

1

1
6

' 183

1
1
14

2.740

1

216

216

441

2

4.858

3

8,362

1

1.S92

(Japanese. . .

Sweilish...

1
2

3,547
2.744

546.052

r

3,132

4,591

3.605

652

5,918

4

8.578

2

6,024

1

1.892

4

12.488

567

.228,845

2

194

1
4

111

343

5

454

! '

Japanese —

2

4.122

129

199

1

44,616

84,345

Japanese

1

2,344

2.344

3

6.466

329

131.305

3

1
3

15
1

20

18
6
I

10

12

1

1.201

4
126

13.904

3.582

/Japanese. . .

'Chinese....

24

1

95,853
2.J69

163,436

2.712

2.1.>i

14,612

60,232

Feru\ian....
Japanese. . .

1
1

1,328
5.995

1,328

77,641

74.788

7.845

2,823

16.909

(Japanese...
\Dutch

2
1

5.443
3.613

9.056

1

2,291

2.291

^

Japanese

12

33.339

33.339

1.999

(Japanese...
Swedish. .
Mexican.. ..

■ 1
2

25.000
2.521
1.152

1.279,124

3,953

8.207

1

2,291

52

176.813

1.469

1.769,935

3
10
1

} «
1
1
34
1.572
136
9

13.904

62.510

707

/Dutch

\Japanese. . .

1
24

4.998
115.049

213.220

134

2.209

Japanese —
Japanese

S3
47

175.903
255.295

180.140

4

6,427

1.160.510

27.745

279

4

6.427

lOo

551.245

1.812

1.661.378

48

crsTOM.s -fnin'PiS'i hEi-oin

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 12. — St.\temk.\t of tlie Xuinber and Tonnage of Steam
X° 12. — RelevIs (hi nombro ct tlu tonnage de.s navires k

Ports and Outports and
Countries whence arrived.

Ports et ports secondaires ot
pays de depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Amtricaiiie.

Norwegian.
Norv«gienne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enrogistrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Ves-
sels.

Navi

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enrcgistrfe.

Westport, N.S.—

.(6)

.(6)
■ W

14

134

47

892

Wejonoutli, N.S.^

1
7

164
984

8

833

Total

8

1,148

8

833

• fi)

Wliite Rock, B.C.—

27

710

16

161

'

Windsor, N.S.—

4

17

3,552
3,308

16

4,137

Total

21

6,860

16

4,137

.(<■)
• Co)
■ (b)
.(<■)
.(6)
.(o)
.(6)

Yarmouth, N.S.—

2

174

1
1
63
26
3
64

169

99

17.003

2,909

108

3,745

42
19
16
26

11,806

- 1,78.1

422

1,455

105

15,642

158

24,033

(")

York Factory, Man. —

1

1,541

(o) Steam— .\ var

(6) Sail— A voiles.

DOr Ay ES— RAPPORT DE LA yATIGATIOy

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Sailing Vessels entered Inwards from Sea, etc. — Concluded.
voiles et a vapeur, venant de la mer, etc. — Fin.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Franjaise.

German.
Allemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationality.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Na\-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Toujiage

registrd.

Ves-
sels.

Xa\-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

^•es-
sels.

Xari-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
seU.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Nav-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registr6.

Ves-
sels.

XaW-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrfe.

61

1,076

1
15

1.817

16

1,981

43

871

4
33

3.552
7.445

^

37

10.997

...:..

2

i

1
103
45
19
90

4,694

5,200

263

39.675

1

1.541

11a— 4

50

CUSTOM fi— SHI i-i'iya report

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 13. — Summary Statement of the Xationality of Sea-
N° 13. — Tableau sonimairc des nationalitfs des

Countries from which arrived
Pays de ikpart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
America ine.

Norwegian.
Non-6gienne.

Austrian.
Autrichicnne.

Belgian.
Beige.

No

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfi.

Ves-
sels.

Nl^i-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
r«s.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
en registry.

753
37
1

3.069,738

151,929

3.132

7
2

18.397
3,184

1
4

1,418
11,848

i)

174
2
1

1&4

1,170

2

102,152
11.598

2,154
493,583
531,139

3,848

1

276

io

1

7,092
3,014

British Straits Settlements.

3
44

4.519
8,052

1

64
IS

2,835
152,901
32,549

g

Newfoundland

1

1,816

1

3,252

Brazil

Chili

China

Cuba

2
2

34

5

609
7,585

154,588

10,051

4

0:845

I

4

1
1

707

5,800

1,248
318

1

2
2

4.431

3.l'9S
2.484

32
1

90,761
300

2

6.739

1

1.850

21

Hawaii

8

10,344

4

1

8,92S
3.578

Ital.v

Japan

Mexico.. .
Norway , .

20
15

17

61,929
63,223

42,800

2

6.028

9

57,749

46

168,716

2
4
1
6
43
3

i.sss

8

5,424
11,792

2.823
21,803

3,396

1,810
77,200
18,403

Peru,.,

11

38,440

8
1,374

13,094
47,126

1

606

•Sweden

3.839
82

3,216,865
43 634

5,415

9

1,714,231
13 272

33

80 427

7

U 406

Sea. Cable and Admiralty. . .

8 303

8,204,269

0.900

l,»t3,496

193

43?, 745

9

16.4T4

DOVAXES^RAFPORT DE LA XATIGATIOy

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

going Vessels entered Inwards from Sea, from each Country,
navires de chaque pays, t'ena?il de la nier.

Danish.
Daaoise.

French.
Francaise.

German.
Allemande.

Italian.-
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationalit^s.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Nari-
res.

Tons

Regis-
' ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage
en-

registrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Na\'i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrl.

Name
of flag.

Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Z

1

420

1

1

2,906
1,26S

JPortug'se
(Swedish
Swedish.,

2
1

5,93i;
4,098/
3,605

767
45
1
12
186
3

175
1.293

27
1
7
4

65
8
14

4
38
1
2
12

8
25

76
26
47

2
16

1

6

82

12

3.290

8
25

9,417

96

3.102.908
171,834
3,132
33,339
109,585
14,612
2,154
525,437
702,783

60,036
3,252
8,747

12,031

290. S61
14,494
13,363

11,347

110.446

300

1,128

19.272

23.006
78,287

345,920
100.549
114,712
5,424
51,560
2,823
21,803
11,748
13,510
127.219
18.403
46.831

5,452,519

67,233

1

1

Japanese..

12

33.339

1

65

.>

6

7

4

11,446

... 2

6,857

Dutch , . .

I

6,197

S

11

8,227

3

MS

1

/Dutch...
\ Swedish.

2
8

7,190(
16,449/

10

ri

1

1.293

f

1

3,739

n

(Dutch.,
t Japanese -

1
25

4.998(
121, 044 (

14

U

10,561

1R

2.291

(Dutch...
(Japanese.
Brazilian.

Swedish. .

1

2
1

3,6131
5.443J
3,228

. 2

7,868

17

19

.,,. 1

62S

1

500

'I

(Dutch ,.
(Swedish.

3

4

9,519(
9.909/

1

2,726

' i

13,632

22

(Chinese,.
(Japanese.

1
58

2,769\
273,900/

24

1

9,996

?fi

S,352

v

Peruvian..

1

1.328

■'S

9q

•!()

39

-

^9

27

2,835

1

58

13

14

Swedish . .

f .lapaneae
^Mexican..
(Swedish,

25
64
2
7

46,831

307,482)

1.152}

17.635/

11

15.019

35
3

78,226
3,348

1
2

1,953

6,984

.... 3

8,123

62

46.377

86

101,711

11

34,015

... 9

22,073

225

887,453

15,803

H, 694, 613

1 la— 4i

52 CUSTOMS— SlUI'I'Isa kFJ'ORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1?.20
TUADE WITH EACH COINTRY

No. 14. — Statement of Iho Xiiiiihci' and Tonnage of Steam and Sailing Vessels entered out\vard.s

distingui.shing the Nationality of the

COMMERCE AVEC CH.\CUN DES PAYS

N° 14. — Etat du nombre et du tonnage des vaisseaiix k voiles et ;\ vapeur allanl a la mer, entrds

lit6 des vaisseaux employes pour In commerce

Ports and Outports and
Countries for which Departed.

Ports ot ports secondaires et
pays de depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Amfericaine.

Norwegian.
Norv^gienne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

N^i^-i-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage

enregi.str6.

Ves-
sels.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
tnregistrf.

Ves-
seU.

N^-i-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Ves-
sels.

Navi

res.

.Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Alert Bay, B.C.—
United States (a)

7

2.116

63

1

10,530
22

Total ...

7

2,116

64

10,552

Annapolis Royal, X.S. —

AnvOT, B.C-

United States (o)

.37

15,438

22

18,366

Arichat, N.S.—

1

119

2
2
4

148
111
230

United States (6)

83

1,602

Total

84

1,721

8

489

Baddeck, N.S.—

2

61

5
3

9

7,071
254
667

5

19

402
487

26

950

17

7,992

Harrington Passage, N.S.—
United States (a)

23

283

1
6

79
85

12

607

7

164

35

890

Barton, N.S.—
United States (a)

1
4

160
352

Total

5

512

= =

Bathurst, N.B.—
Cuba: (6)

1

355

Sea Fisheries (6)

19

231

Total

.. 19

231

1

355

Bear River, N.S.—
United States (6)

8

994

2

- 519

Bclliveau's Cove, N.S.—
British W. Indies (6)

3
1
4

6S4
282
849

1

44

Saint Pierre (6)

United States (4)

Total

8

1,815

1

44

Bridgewater, N.S.—
British W. Indies; ft)

4

2

468
386

Newfoundland (6)

(o) steam — A vapeur. (6) Sail— .\ voiles.

DOCAXES- RAPPORT DE LA yAVIGATION 53

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

AND NATIONALITY OF VESSELS.

for Sea, at each of the undermentioned Ports and Outports in Canada, for foreign countries,
Vessels employed in the trade with each countrj'.

■ET NATION.\LITE DES VAISSEAUX.

a chacun des ports et ports secondaires mentionn^s ci-apres, a destination etrangere, avec nationa-
avec chaque pays.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Frangaise.

*
German.

AUemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationalit^s.

Total.
Total.

\es-

sels.

Na'.-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves

sels.

Xavi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registrfe.

Ves

sels.

Xavi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registr^.

Ves-
sels.

Nai-i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Names.

Noms.

Ves-
seU.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage.

regLstrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

70

1

12,646

71

12,668

1

591

1

,

59

t

1
87

92

2
5

8
28

7 071

43

23
1
6

12

42

I
4

5

1
19

20

1,513

-

4
1
4

9

1,859

4

2

386

CLs;TOM^!—fnii'Pty(r RKi'oin

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 14. — St.\teme.\t of the Xunibor .ind Tonnage of Steani
N° 14. — Tableau du nombre et du tonnage des navires

Ports and OutporU and
Countries for wliich Departed.

Ports et ports secondaires et
pays dc depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Amfericaine.

Norwegian.
Norvdgiennc.

Austrian.
.\utrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Vcs-

seU.

NaW-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Ves-
sels.

Xa\-i-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
cnregistr*.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Vcs-

«eU.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr*.

Vcs-
seU.

.Vavi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Bridgewater. N.S.— Con.

.\rgentina (M

Cuba (i>)

6

2.8S8

3
3

1,415
1,179

9

1,350
5.042

Total

21

6

2,594

Britannia Beach. B.C.—

United States (o)

166

51,897

50

13,423

Butedale. B.C.—
Inited States (o)

33
73

608
1,244

50

815

50

815

106

1.852

Campbellton. X.B.—

1

98

1

98

Campo Bello. N.S.—

165

26,071

61

1,087

Canso. X.S.—

3
3

337

244

1
1
8
27
41

302
49

711
5,157
3,133

12
9
71
46

677

622

3,711

3,711

78

9,352

144

9,302

Caraquet. N.B.—

•1
218

42
4.284

219

4,326

•

Cardigan. P.E.I.—

1

76

Charlottetown, P.E.I.—

5
7

1,736
437

1

1

71
1,375

1

96

1
1
2

99
11
35

■'

18

3,764

1

96

Chemainus. B.C.—

Great Britain (a)

United States (o)

United States (6)

Peru (o)

British Oceania, other (o]

6
22
11

1

1

8,547
1,751
1.884
1.199
1.048

61

8

1,060
1.597

41

14.429

69

2,657

Chester, N.S.—

United States (o)

Sea Fisheries {a\

2

20

17

232

17

232

2

20

(a) Steam — A vapeur. (5) Sail — ^A voiles.

DorAyES—iiAPPORr de la xayigatiox

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a
and Sailing Vessels entered Outwards, /or Sea, etc. — Conlinued.
4 voiles et h vapeur, allant a la mer, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

Trench.
Franpaise.

German.
Aliemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationalitds.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Na\-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Nari-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Na\-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrd.

Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Nav-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrS.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrd.

1

628

3
12

3.466

1,415

2,529

1

628

28

8,264

216

65.320

33
123

608

2.059

156

2,667

1
1

9$

Swedish

1

500

500

1

500

2

598

226

27, 158

3
3

1

13
17
123
87

337

244

302

25

2.625

11,493

6,844

2,625

247

21,279

218

42

4,284

219

4,326

1

76

5

7
1
1
1
1
1
1
2

1,736

437

1

1,214

1,2-14

71

1,375

96

99

11

35

1

1,214

20

5,074

6

S3
19
1
1

8,547

2,811

3,481

1,199

1,048

110

2
17

17,086

20

232

19

252

CUSTOMS— SBippiya report

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 14. — Statement of the Xuniber and Tonnage of Steam
N° 14. — Tableau du nombre et du tonnage des navires

Ports and Outports and
Countries for which Departed.

Ports et ports sccondairea et
pays de dfepart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Am6ricaine.

Norwegian.
Norv4gienne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

Na\'i-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^

\es-

sels.

N^^-i-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrS

Ves-
seb.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Church Point, N.S.—

1

SS5

Clarks Harbour, N.S.—

25

247

9
3

561
59

1

103

12
5

620

26

350

Clementsport, N.S.—
United States (6)

495

Digbv, N.S.—
United States (6)

22

1,757

6

63

Fredericton, N.B.—

1

287

Freeport, N.S.—

7

210

Gaspi. Que.—

2

1

296
96

10

7

13.181
1,351

2

562

Total •.

5

954

17

14,532

Georgeton-n, P.E.I.—

11
1

885
37

1

1,550

2

122

Total

U

1,044

1

1,550

Glace Bay. N.S.—
United States (a)

1
23

80
890

Total

24

970

Halifax, N.S.—

166

630,684

7

18,959

British W. Indies (a)

9

6.606

British W. Indies (6)

25
53
86
11

2,848
28,671
11.134
24,357

1
2
6
6

301

259

631

37,029

2

2,418

Brazil (6)

S
5
11

999
3,457
1,755
20,431

Cuba (a(

1
3

21

1

473

1.394

45,656

371

1

2,192

Cuba (6)

France (o)

4
1

7,979
1,621

British Guiana (o)

11
6

30,761
1,471

Holland (o)

1

3,251

2

4,670

Italy (0)

2

4.133

Norn-ay (o)

18

36,354

2

3.329

Porto Rico (ft)

1

97

2

4,267

1

10

337
1,138

.Saint Pierre (o)

1

235

Co) Steam— A vapeur. (fc) Sail — A voiU

DOrASES— RAPPORT DE LA SATIGATWS

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Sailing Vessels entered Outwards, for Sea, etc. — Continued.
a voiles et a vapeur, allant a la titer, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Franfaise.

German.
AUemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationality.

Total.
Tot^.

Ves-
sels.

Xari-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrfi.

Ves-
sels.

Na\-i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

N'a\-i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registt*.

Ves-
sels.

NaW-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Portuguese.

1

388

2

25
9
3

1

^

38

5

28

1.820

1

287

J

210

2
1

10

13.181

1

260

1

260

23

15.74(6

11
1
1
2

885

1,550

15

2.594

2;

24

1

1,857

1

4,778

175
9
27
38
92
17

} ^
5
8
14
36
2
11
6

2
18
2
1

5
1

10
13

656,278

- 6,606

3.410

1

261

3

3.256

11.765
61.386

/Swedish...
tBrazilian...

6
1

15,149
1,301

18,868
999

7,821

3,149
80.715

1.992
30.761

1.471

Swedish....

1

1,699

1

2,227

1

1,016

1

1,953

1

1.453

1

1,943

/Swedish...
\Dutch

1
3

1,914
11,798

1

829

23,576

4.133
36.354
3.529

Swedish....

3

7,389

11.656

i2

2,592

:;::::i::::::::

2,827

58

cusTOMt>—fiHiPi'iy<; itEroitr

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. \i. — Statement of the Xuiubcr mikI Tonnage of Stcaiii
N° 14. — Table.\u du nombre et du tonnage des navires

Ports and Outports and
Countries for which Departed.

Ports et ports secondaires et
pays de depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Atn£ricaine.

Norwegian.
Norv^gienne.

.\ustrian.
Autricbienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Resistor.

Tonnage
onregistrt.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Nari-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrt.

Ves-
seU.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Halifax. N.S.— Con.

.(«)

Ab)
.(<■)

.(«)

.(<■)

.»)
(1)

.(<■)
.(6)
.(<■)

3

493

4

6.544

3

1.075

Sweden

United States

100
22

253

7

395,334
30,950

894,912

1,154

62
14

29

94,194
1,539

44,244

45

109,576

United States

6

13,943

2

2.783

French West Indies

I

1,427

1

940

32

146

9

1,698
9,129
20.836

6
19
1

927
1,329
1,605

Sea Fisheries

Gibraltar

1

2,522

Total

974

2,120,661

185

258.235

94

197,273

4

7.453

HanLsport. N.S.—

,(a)
.(6)

S
2

72
1,253

Total •

10

1,325

Hillsboro, N.B.—
United States

.(6)

.(a)

■(»)
.(6)
■ Co)

2

1.650

4

1.229

Indian Island, N.B.—
United States

1

25

14

154

Isaacs Harbour, N.S.^

1
4

7
58
125

United States

Total

6

190

■ (b)
(6)

(o)
(6)
.(<■)

Jogeins Mines, N.-S.—
United States

5

575

12

1.661

Kinssport, N.S. —
Cuba

3

879

5

1,633

Ladner, B.C.—
United States

1

5

3

60

Lad.vstnith, B.C.—

United States

48
96

2,604
17.008

55
20

32,888
4,717

United States

J.Hpan

Total

144

19,612

75

37.605

■55'

.(6)
.(6)

.(0)

.(6)

■ (b)

■ (b)

■ (a)

■ (b)

La Have, N..S.—
British W. Indies

3

2

I

371
244

99

Newfoundland

Cuba

United States

4

34

United States

1

446

British South Africa

1

558

Argentina

2
4

78

952

478
7,181

Sea Fisheries

7

1

381

77

Sea Fisheries

Total

91

9,771

13

1.050

(a) Steam — A vapeur.

nOVAyES—RAI'POh'T DE LA yAMGATIOX

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a
ami Sailing Vessels entered Outwards, /ociSVa, elc. — Couliniud.
a voiles et a vapeur, allaiit a la mer, elc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Frangaise.

German.
Allemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities;
Autres nationalit6s.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi-
res.

Tons

Resis-

ter.

Tonnage

registrC'.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrS.

Ves-
sels.

Nai-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Xari-
i-ire.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registrfe.

Xames.
Xoms.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Na-i-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter,

Tonnage

registry.

1

180

4

20
} 251

37
1 304

1
1

1
1
3
41
165
11

673

■

/Swedish...
\Dutch

1

2,254
3,217

1,075

Swedish —
/Swedish...
iDutch

20
22
2

52.128
39,325
6.302

52,128

21.899
694

1.391

2

6,699

6,956

680.288

1

39,183

1

10

19,051

.

f Grecian....

Dutch

[Swedish...

1
1

1

i,988
4,366
1.181

9S3.859

"i!i54

Swedish ....

Swedish

1
1

3,037
l,39f.

3,037

'

1,399

1,427

940

3

i,647
315

1,647

3

2,940

10,458

24,963

30

34.115

28

31,742

3

8,909

2

6,231

66

154,450

1,386

2,819,069

8

2

72

1,253

10

1,325

6

2,879

15

179

1

1
4

7

58

125

6

190

17

2,236

8
4

2,562

65

103
116

1

35,492

21,725

Japanese —

1

1,881

1,881-

1

1,881

220

59,098

3
2
1
4
1
1
2
11
79

371

244

99

34

446

558

952

859

7,258

104

10,821

60

CUSTOMS— SHIPPIXG REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 14. — Statement of the Xiimbor and Tonnage of .Stoain
N" 14. — Tabi-eatj du nombre et du tonnage des navires

Ports and Outports and
Countries for wliich Departed.

Ports et ports secondaires et
pays de depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Amfericaine.

Xorwegian.
Xorv^gienne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi-

res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfi.

Ves-
seU.

Xa%'i-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrf.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Ves-
sels.

Na%i-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregisti*.

Liverpool. N.S —

.(6)

.(b)

.(6)
.(6)
.(<■)
.(«
.(<■)
■ (b)

7
2
9
7
1
1

1,221

242

1.021

2,316

400

99

2

1

91
99

Brazil

2
4
8
32

S

196
372
1,188
774
722

20
7
91
21

813

627

5,557

1,803

Total

81

8.551

142

8,990

■ (b)

Lockeport. N.S.—

1

50

14
18

176
1,328

50

1,558

51

1,608

32

1,504

■ (")

.(<")
.(a)

■ (b)
.(<■)
.(»)

■ (b)

■ (<•)

■ (b)

■ (<•)

.(0)

.(<■)
.(0)

Lord's Cove. N.B.—

173

1,484

118

1,361

Louiaburg, N.S. —

1
75
28

2

2,776
49,093
2,623
5,598

1
9

19
938

1

235

2
9
2

2
7

177
19,376

16S
5,719
16,880

9
6

i2,6i3
434

1

2,835

1

235

1
10

154
497

81

3.299

Total

139

103.061

108

17.173

1

2,835

.(6)

■ («)

■ (b)

■ (b)

Lower East Pubnico. X.S.—

1

176

8
5
16

288
169
717

18
20

455
1,055

29

1.174

39

1,686

.(b)

■ (b)

■ (b)

■ (b)

■ (b)

■ (b)

■ (")

■ (b)
(b)

■ (b)

(0)

(b)
■(b)

Lunenburg, N.S. —

4
6

1
4
1

12
2
4
1
1

57
204

416
648
177
390
299

1,230
98
538
349
507

1,063
19,027

1

88

Cuba

1

7

29
3

2,005

281

Total

297

24,742

34

2,381

Magdalen Islands, Que. —

3

306

5

237

(a) Steam— A vapeur. (6) Sail — ^A voiles.

DOrA\Et<—RAfPOI{T DE LX XAVIGATIOX

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Sailing Vessels entered Outwards, for Sea, etc. — Continued.

a voiles et a vapeur, allant a la mer, etc. — SuUe

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Francaise.

German.
Allemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationality.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrfe.

Ves-
sels.

^•a^•i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Xari-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registr*.

\'es-

sels.

N'a\-i-

Tons

Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Nac-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

NaW-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

4
10

i
1

1

3
24
15
123
29

1,221

333

2 316

400

99

1
1

179
65

179

1 185

6 331

•

2

244

225

17.785

1
14
68

50

176

2 886

S3

3 112

291

2 845

1
.76

37
3
2
2

19
8
2
8
1

10

91

2.776

49.112

1

1.391

6 989

1

216

451

177

34,224

602

5 719

17.115

'

3,492

3 492

9

945

3.796

10

2,336

1

216

1

3,492

260

129,113

1
8
23
36

176

238

624

1,772

68

2.860

4

7

1

416

177

390

1

12
3

4
1
1
86
207

299

1,230

105

538

507

'

3,06S

19.308

331

27,123

8

543

CUSTOMS— Sllll'l-J.\^! ItKPOliT

10 GEORGE V. A. 1920
Xo. 14. — Statement of the Xuniber and Tonnage of Steam

N° 14. — TAnLEAu (ill nombre et du tonnage dcs navircs

Ports and Outports and
Countries for which Departed.

Ports et ports secondaires et
pays de depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Am£ricaine.

Norwegian.
Norv^enne.

Austrian.
Autrichicnnc.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
Bnregistr6.

Ves-

seU.

Na\-i-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfi.

Ves-
sels.

NaW-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrt.

Ves-
sels.

Na\-i

Tons
Rcgi.ster.

TonnaEC
jnregistrfe.

Mahone Bay. N.S.— "

British \V. Indies (6)

Xenfoundland (t)

Sea Fisheries (a)

Sea Fisheries ib)

1
1
4
9

123

282
397
99

Totjd

15

901

Maitland. N.S.—

United States (/>)

1

67

Moteghan River, N.S.—

Cuba (b)

United States (6)

French W. Indies (6)

1

307

1
1

S8
397

T I

2

485

1

307

Moncton. X.B.—

United States (b)

3

321

5

595

Montiunie, P.E.I,—

Newfoundland »)

Saint Pierre (b)

4
1

296
85

Total..

5

381

Montreal. Que.—

Great Britain (o)

Newfoundland (a)

Belgium (fl)

Brazil (o)

France («)

Sea Cable and Admiralty... . (o)

Italy (a)

Gibraltar (a)

British South Africa (o)

British South Africa (6)

United States (a)

246

2

1,023,138
2,586

3

8,004

14
159

48,519
554,658

6
49

1,463

69,775

S

2
1
5

13,011
5,330
1,263

16,596

1

2,522

7

849

Total

434

1,665,101

62

78,308

2

3,985

3

8,004

Moose Factory, Man. —
Newfoundland (a)

2

1,992

Murray Harbour, P.E.I.—

Sea Fisheries (6)

5

86

Nanaimo. B.C. —

Great Britain (a)

Brazil (o)

British Oceania (o)

Peru («)

United States (o)

United States (*)

Chili (a)

China.'...: (a:

Sea Fisheries {a]

5

7,112

2

4,266

110
48

28.233
8,892

270
213

90,914
76,939

7

16,141

2

2,286

4-

3,808

320

6,792

Total

2i:

52,311

805

176,931

7

16,141

New Westminster, B.C.—

United States (a;

United States (6;

Sea Fisheries (a.

4

301

3
2
5

162

1,261

26C

T 1

4

301

10

1,683

....

(fl) Steam— A vapeur. \,b) ^^ail— A voiles.

DOUAXES— RAPPORT DE LA XATIGATIOy

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a
and Sailing Vessels, entered Outwards, /or Sea, etc. — Con'imicd.

a voiles et a vapeur, allant a la nier, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Frangaise.

German.
AUemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Xationalities.
.\utres nationalit^s.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registt^-

Ves-
sels.

Xa^-i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

re^istr^.

Ves-
sels.

Xa-\*i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Xa\-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

^"a^^-

res.

Tons
RegU-
ter.

ronnage

registr6.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Xa\-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
seU.

Na\-i-

res.

Tons
Ren-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

1
1
4
9

123

282

397

99

15

901

1

67

1
1
1

307

88

397

3

792

8

916

-

4
1

296

85

5

381

Portuguese..

2

5,931

248

3

2

23

210

2
7

13

1,029.069

2,586

8,004

Brazilian....
Brazilian....

2

1

2,577
3,228

2,577

1
2

420
4,161

61.314

628.594

2
1

6,024
3,492

6,024

19,025

5,330

^

1.263

1

79

17,524

4

4.660

3

9.516

5

11,736

513

1.781,310

2

1.993

5

86

5

2

2

4

391

z61

1

6

1

367

7,112

2

3,157

3,157

4.266

1
3

1,594
4,752

Japanese....
Japanese....

3

1

9,205
1,990

10,799

H2.030

8.i.8.-<l

1

1,5S3

1,583

Japanese

Swedish....

4

1

9.297
2.521

11.5S3

2,521

10.600

7

11.086

9

23.013

1,040

279.482

-

7
2
5

463

1.261

260

14

1,984

94

C USTOM S—SUII'I'I \<i n KIT) RT

10 GEORCr V, A. 1920
No. 14. — St.\tement of the Number ami Tonnago of Stoain
N° 14. — Tableau du nombrc et du tonnage des navires

Ports and Outports and
Countries for which Departed.

Ports et ports secondaircs ct
pays do depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Am^ricaine.

Norwegian.
Norvfegienne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

>Javi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfi.

Ves-
seU.

NaW-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfi.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
cnregistrfe.

Ves-
sels.

.\avi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfe.

North East Harbour, N.S.—

United States (o)

Sea Fisheries (j)

Sea Fisheries (*>)

1
1
2

79
2b
66

2

171

T 1

4

173

2

171

North Head. N.B.—

164

2

26,607
115

36

423

United States! (i>)

Total

166

26,722

36

423

North Sydney, N.S.—

Great Britain (")

Newfoundland C"

41

330

202

1

1

14
3
6
1
3

150,851

164,422

9,282

1,816

1,116

1,139

7,938

500

154

248

2
1

7

6,353
169
623

17

35,894

France (")

Saint Pierre (j)

United States (o)

4
5

4,153
496

unii«a au; ..

Sea Fisheries Q>)

24

2,052

Total

602

337,466

43

13,846

17

35,894

Ocean Falls, B.C.—

United States (")

United States W

British Oceania, other (o)

7

8,130

97
5

108,233
8,206

2

4,505

Total

9

12.635

102

116,439

Parrsboro, K.S. —

Great Britain (o)

British W. Indies (6)

Spain. ,, \b)

4
1
1

1,680
349
272

■

1

49

800
8,893

32

4,158

38

6,459

SO

9,693

Paspebiac, Que.—
Saint Pierre (o)

1

90

Pictou, N.S.—

Great Britain (o)

British W. Indies (i>)

Newfoundland (6)

France (")

1
1
1
2

2,847

92

529

4,786

Total

5

8,254

Port Albemi, B.C.—

United States (o)

Sea Fisheries (o)

14

781

1
6

23
161

Total

14

781

7

184

Port Hastings N.S.—

United States (o)

Sea Fisheries (o)

2

195

4

4,225

7

735

Total

2

195

4

4.225

7

735

Port Hawkesbury, N.S.—

British VV. Indies (6)

Newfoundland (6]

Saint Pierre (6;

United States (a)

United States (6)

2

1
1

245
70
100

1

74

2
10

23e
96C

1

95

::;:;:::;;i:;;:

(a) Steam— A vapeur. (6) Sail — A voile.

BOf J.VA.S— ff.l/'/'OffiT ItK LA yATIGATIOy

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Sailing Vessels entered Outwards, /or Sea etc. — Con'inued.

a voiles et a vapeur, aUant a la met, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Francaise.

German.
AUemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Xationalities.
Autres nationalites.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Xa^^-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registr6.

Ves-
sels.

Nari-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

N^-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

rcgistrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Nai-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Xa\"i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registre.

1
I
4

6

200
2

202

I

2,729
1,728

44

3.56

209

9

18
14

11

1
29

8
17

24,947
3,672

■

2

158

36

33,231

698

420,440

.

104

116,363

4,505

111

129,074

4
1

1
1
81

1.680

13,051

88

16,152

1

1
1
1
2

2,847

4,786

5

8,254

15
6

21

965

6

7

13

5.155

2
2

1

111 1.055

11a— 5

66

CUSTOitS— SHIPPING REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 14. — Statement of the number and Tonnage of Steam
N° 14. — Tableau du nombre ct du tonnage des navires b.

Ports nnd Outports and
Countries tor which Departed.

Ports et ports secondaires et
pays de depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Amfiricaine.

Norwegian.
Norv^gienne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Ves-
sels.

Na\-i-
rcs.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr£.

Port Hawkesbury, N.S.— Con.

Sea Fisheries (a)

Sea Fisheries (b)

2
6

189
495

6

570

Total

13

1,194

19

1,840

Port La Tour, N.S..—

United States ft)

Sea Fisheries (.b)

5

184

1

14

Total....

1

14

5

184

Port Mulgrave N.S..

United States W

11

6,446

4

304

Total

4

304

11

6,446

Port Simpson. B.C.—

United States (o)

12

174

Powell River, B.C.—

Australia (a)

United States (o)

9
27

18,473
9,360

1

2,345

58

27,789

Total

3B

27,833

58

27,789

1

2,345

Prince Rupert. B.C.—

United States {a]

United States (6)

76

2

574

14

81,425

16

8,449

2S3

90

6

819

42,82S

474

11,007

Sea Fisheries lb)

Total

666

90,173

915

54,309

Quebec, Que.—

Great Britain (a)

United States (o)

97

561,517

23

26,600

Total

97

561,517

23

26.600

Rimouski, Que.—

United States (o)

Uni.«d States (6)

7
2

5,197
1,657

Total

. 9

6,854

St. Andrews. N.B.—

223

2

19,65^
139

560
6

8,555
861

United States (i>)

Total

225

19.791

56i>

9.419

St. George, N.B.—

4

20

36
3.

1,476
2,91.

United States (6)

Total

4

2u

6;

4,3!>7

St. John. N.B.—

12J
4
11
4

2

2|

6

2

557,221

ii,gou

2,929
1,67;

5,»8U

84,501
23.5i3

' "l9'26b
5,950

1

British \V . Indies (c,

British \V. Indies (6;

Newfoundland (fc;

1

i!863

French W. Indies (b)

France (o,

i,850

.... 1

232

Holland (.j

3

4!777

San Domingo (o)

(a) Steam — A vapeur. (6) SwI — A voile.

DOIAXES—BAPPORT DE LA yATlGATIO^

67

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Sailing ^'essels entered Outwards, for Sea, etc. — Conlimied.
voiles et a vapeur, allant a la mer, etc. — Stiiie.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Francaise.

German.
AUemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationalitSs.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registrfe.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Na\-i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registr6.

Ves-
sels.

iSra\'i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registr^.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registr^.

Ves-
sels.

Nav-i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

2
12

1,065

32

3.031

5
1

'

6

19S

11
6

6.446

210

2

210

17

. 6.960

12

10
85

20,818
37, 149

95

57,967

166

8

1,393

14

124,253

19,456
283

1,681

144.482

97
23

561.517
26,600

120

588.117

2

9

6.854

783
10

28,210

793

29,210

36
3»

1,476
2,931

71

«,407

122
4
11
4
2
1
29
8
1
6
2
3

557,221.
ll.ilOtt
2,92")
1.677-
5.880

88,446

i

"i!943

1

2,733

1.943:
19.266
5.95a

4.77T

11a— 51

CUl<r()US~Slliri'lMi UEPOHT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. 14. — Statement of the Xumber and Tonnage of Steam
N° 14. — T.vBLE.w du nombre ct du tonnage des navires ^

Ports and Outports and
Counties tor which Departed.

Port* et port3 secondaires et
pays de d6part.

British.
Britannique.

United Slates.
Am^ricaine.

Norwegian.
Xorvfegienne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

Nari-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfi.

Ves-
sels.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfe.

sek!
.Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr*.

Ves-

seU.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistri.

Ves-

seU.

Xa\-i-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

St . John, N.B.— Con.

.\ustralia (6)

3
2
21
56
1
3
17
1

17

2,737
8.343
39.548
3,398

762
8,011
7,559
1.135
4,009

271

8
174

1.406
8.615

5

7.248

1

1.030

1

1.062

X'ruguay (6)

Argentina (fc)

Sea Fisheries ((>)

Total

313

788.878

187

17,691

7

10.160

I

232

St . Martins, N.B.—

34
17

2,686
7,229

Inited States (A)

IS

8.881

15

8,881

51

9.915

St. Peters, N.S.-
Sea Fisheriej (b)

2

21

St. Stephen. N.B.—

Inited States (o)

Inited States (t)

8

240

36
3

394
290

8

240

39

684

Salmon River. N.S.—

United States (6)

Sea Fisheries 16)

3
4

213
50

4

-7

7

263

4

77

Sandy Cove, N.S.—

Inited States («;

United States (6)

1

12

2

76

2

76

1

12

.■^:»ndy Point. N.S. —

Newfoundland (6]

Saint Pierre (6)

United States (6)

Sea Fisheries (a]

6

512

2
8

197
891

23
2
75

2,512

408

5.403

10

1,088

106

8.835

.-^heet Harbour X.S.—
Sea Fisheries -• {h]

1

70

Shelbume, X.S.—

British W. Indies (6!

Newfoundland (6]

.Saint Pierre (6]

United States (a]

United States (i;

Scs Fisheries («]

Sea Fisheries (h]

2
4

194
645

1

2

i

28

110

347

216

2.332

2
1

224
28
327

16

1,418

41

3.005

.■^lierbrooke. N.S.—

United States (6)

2

268

2

752

Shippegan. N.B.—

Sea Fisheries (a)

.Sea Fisheries (6;

17
68

190
1.052

Total

85

1.342

Co) Steam— .\ vapeur. (6) Sail — .\ voiles.

nnvAXES—RAi'i'our ue lx yAri<i.irioy

69

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Sailing Vessels entered Outwards, /oc Sea, etc. — Co/tlinued.
voiles et a vapeur, allant a la mer, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Francaise.

German.
Allemande.

Italian.
Italienne,

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationalit^s.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Xav-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

^'es-

sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonn^e

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Na^•i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
seter.

Tonnage

en-
registrfe.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons

Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

. 1

1,268

4
2

34

231

1

3

19

1

7

. 17

4,005

8,343

48,202

Portuguese.

1

503

12,516

762

8,011

9,651

1,135

4,009

271

1

1,943

1

2,733

1

1,268

1

503

512

823,408

34
32

2,686

16,110

66

18,7%

2

21

44
3

634

290

47

924

4

290

50

11

340

1
2

12

76

3

88

6
2

31
?

75

512

197

3,403

40S

5,403

116

9,923

1

70

2

4

2
6
8
35

1S4

645

2

398

3SIS

110

571

244

2,659

2

398

59

4,821

4

1,020

17
68

190

1,052

1 1 -

1,242

CUSTOMS— SUIPI'IXa liEl'OUT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 14. — Statemext of the Number and Tonnage of Steam
N° 14. — Tableau du nombre et du tonnage des navires k

Ports and Outports and
Countries for which Departed.

Ports et ports sccondaires et
pays de depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Am6ricaine.

Norwegian.
Norv^enne.

Austrian.
.\utrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^-

Ves-
sels.

Na%-i-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistJ^.

Sidney, B.C.—

Australia (o)

I

1
38
13

2,613
1.1S4
1,497
1.855

74
30

2,705
5,9«4

United States (6)

T tal

53

7.149

104

8,669

Sorel, Que.—

Newfoundland (o)

United States (6)

1
1

99
144

2

243

Souris. P.E.I.—

Newfoundland (o)

Saint Pierre (*)

United States (a)

United States (6)

Sea Fisheries (o)

Sea Fisheries (6)

2

1
1

135
100
319

5

417

4
17

77
349

Total

25

980

5

417

Steveston, B.C.—

Unites States (o)

United States (6)

Sea Fisheries (o)

42
5

686
130

47
6
5

1,238
151
122

Total

47

816

58

1,511

Sydney. N.S.—
Great Britain (o)

Newfoundland tuj

Newfoundland (6)

France (o)

Holland (o)

Italy (a)

Norway (o)

Saint Pierre (o)

Saint Pierre (6)

United States (a)

Sea. Cable and Admiralty... (o)

British South Africa (o)

Gibraltar (a)

Sea Fisheries (6)

62

1

210

152

15

• 192.653

689

282,090

10,279

33,615

8

36,165

1

2,670

2

2,876

44
2
2

1
1
2

112,035

349

4,193

3,252

629

4,459

4

9,524

1

2,83»

1

3,495

2

2,667

23
11

325

3

1,614
31.659

1,034,224

7,622

90
66

122,015
109,939

2

5,341

2

2,783

1

16

14

652

Total

S04

1,597,956

186

283,868

55

132,928

3

5,621

Three Rivers, Que.—

Great Britain (o)

British South Africa (6)

1
1

1,329
1.263

Total

2

2,592

Truro, N.S.—
United States (6)

4

438

1

95

Tusket, N.S.—

United States (6;

Sea Fisheries (6)

1
3

111
333

1

10

Total

1

10

4

444

Union Bay, B.C.—

Great Britain (o!

Ecuador (o!

China (a.

Japan (a)

3
1
1

1

9,670
5,836
6,118
2,162

(o) Steam— .4 vapeur. (6) Sail— .\ voiles.

DOUAXES— RAPPORT DE LA yATIGATION

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a
and Sailing Vessels entered Outwards, for Sea, etc. — Continued.
voiles et a vapeur, allanl d la mer, etc. — Suite.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.

Francaise.

German.
AUemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationalitfis.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Na\-i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
seU.

NaW-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Nav-i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registr€.

Ves-
sels.

Xav-i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Nari-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registr*.

1

1

112

43

2,613

1 184

7 819

157

15 818

1
1

99

2

2
1
1
5
4
17

135

100

319

417

77

349

30

1,397

89
11
5

1,924

281

105

2,327

1

2,625

Swedish. . . .

1

1,181

73

1

262

154

25

2

4

2

1

24

106

399

3
2
15

235,294

689

6

1,296

10,628

2

4,100

1

1,168

Swedish —

1

1,563

6,090

4,459

1
1

216
65

1,679

1

1,060
2,233

Brazilian....

Japanese

Portuguese..
Chinese

2
1
1

1

2,968
3,547
2,129
4,196

163,073

1

1

4,262

1

1,892

1,165 205

7,622

2

6,024

6,024

3

5,918

11

9,939

3

7,192

1

1,892

7

. 15,584

1,073

2,060,898

1
1

1 263

2

2 592

5

1
4

343

5

454

3
4

1
2

9,670

Japanese

3

7,871

Japanese

1

2,759

4,921

CUSTOMS— SBiri'isa UEi'oin

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
No. 14. — St.\tkmext of the Number and Tonnage of Steam

N° 14. — Tableau du nombre et du tonnage des navircs k

Ports and Outport.' .inii
Countries for which Departwl.

Ports et ports secondaires et
pays dc d6part.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Am§ricaine.

Norwegian.
Norv^enne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

XaW-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnaee
enregistr6.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregbtr^.

Ves-

sels.

N'l^-i-
res.

Ton.s
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr*.

Ves-
sels.

Xavi
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr*.

V^
seU.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enre»str*.

Union Bay, B.C.— Con.

5
24
23

1

15,549
46.446
6,551
4,151

1
1

2,345
2,345

122

174

27.841
71,683

Chili (o)

Total

59

96.483

296

99,524

2

4.690

Vancouver. B.C. —

2S
21
3
4
17

66,745
82.733
4.734
10.645
64.752

1

1

1,288
2,079

2

4,690

4

12.056

Chiixi (o)

China (6)

Peru (o)

1

861

2

5.896

Hawaii (a)

1

2,232

Philippines (o)

Chili (0)

1

2.804

"

Fiji Islands db)

2
2

413

2,679
3,220

British Straits Settlements. . (o)

9"^ (•)

9

677

4
73

39,554

529,801

4,843
2,884

529

1
1

412,516

1,105
9

7

22.355

Total

839

815,391

539

424,170

14

41.333

Victoria. B.C.—

23
10

32,765
62,510

-Australia (o)

1

1,011

13

72,832

Hawaii . . (o)

2

3,039

Japan (o)

1

3,014

Russia (o)

United States (a)

United States (6)

Sea Fisheries (o)

3

602
66
IS

13.691

784.155

12,241

284

639
19
217

466.963
4.049
4.742

2

5,250

737

978,478

878

479.804

3

8.2S4

Westport, N'.S.-

11
4

144
139

United States (6)

41

698

Total

15

283

41

698

We\-7nouth, N'.S.—

2
9
1

682

1.046

234

2
11

816
1.730

United States ..(6)

12

1.962

13

2.546

fl-hite Rock. B.C.-

United States (o)

29

643

16

161

Windsor. X.S. —

United States (o)

United Sutes (6)

8
19

7.104
14.0SS

1

18

800
5,101

Total

27

21.192

19

5.901

{o) Steam — A vapeur. (6) Sail — A voiles.

DOVAyES—JUI'PORT DE LA. XATIGATIOy

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Sailing Vessels entered Outwards, fur Sea, dr. — ('onlinuttl.

voiles et a vapeur, allant a la mer, etc. — Snite.

Daaish.
Danoise.

French.
Francaise.

German.
AUemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationalit§s.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Na\-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

\"es-

sels.

Xav-i-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Nai-i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registr^.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

en-
registr^.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Names.

Ves-
sels.

Na^n-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

■ 6

149

197

1

17,894

Japanese. . . .

2

7,260

83,892

78,234

4,151

6

17,890

363

218 587

28
24

4

20
17

1

T

2
1
1
3
2
9

1

J 1,250
74

66 745

88.711
6 813

Japanese

12

39,291

64 752

861

2,232

Swedish. . .
Grecian

1

1

2,521
1,441

1,441

1

2,250

4 929

39 554

Japanese. . .

Chinese

Swedish.. .

Dutch

Peruviiui..

34

1
1
1
I

123,089
2,769
1,196
3,613
1,328

7 276

2,893

1

2.250

52

175.248

1.445

23
10

1
31
2
32
3
Jl,304
85
235

32 765

1 Oil

Japanese. . .

16

81,811

154,643

3 039

Japanese

31

175,130

13 691

3

■ 4,773

Dutch

Japanese. . . .

1

57

4,998
291,574

1,557,713

16,290
5.026

3

4,773

105

553,513

1,726

11
45

144

56

4
20

1

1,498
2,776

25

45

9
37

7,904
19,189

46

===

—

74

CUSTOMS— SHI PPISG REPORT

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. 14. — Statement of the Number and Tonnage of Steam
X° 14. — Tableau du nombre et du tonnage des navires

Ports and Outports and
Countries for which Departed.

Ports et ports secondaires et
pays de depart.

British.
Britannique.

United States.
Am6ricaine.

Norwegian.
NorvSgienne.

Austrian.
Autrichienne.

Belgian.
Beige.

Ves-
sels.

.N^-i-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr*.

Ves-
sels.

NaW-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
sels.

Na%'i-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Ves-
seU.

Na\-i-

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistt*.

Ves-
sels.

Nari-
res.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr6.

Yarmouth, X.S. —

British W. Indies (6)

Newfoundland (a)

Newfoundland (6)

Cuba (6)

1

85

2
2

176
123
S41

1

419

1

232

United States (a)

United States (i>)

Sea Fisheries («)

Sea Fisheries (fc)

46
10
24
56

12,i!59
510

786
2,778

53
26
11

49

25,551

716

380

3,402

13S

16,837

144

30,889

1

232

York Factor>-, Man.—

1

99

r 1 11 II II

(fl) Steam — A vapeur. (b) Sail — A voile.

DOVAXES— RAPPORT DE LA XATIGATION

75

SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

and Sailing Vessels entered Outwards, for Sea, etc. — Concluded.

k voiles et k vapeur, allant d la mer, etc. — Fin.

Danish.
Danoiae.

French.
Franjaise.

German.
,\llemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
.\utres nationalitfes.

Total.
Total.

Ves-
sels.

Na7i-
res.

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

regis tr5.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

1 onnage

registr6.

Ves-
sels.

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Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registr6.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Names.
Noms.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

Ves-
sels.

Navi-

Tons
Regis-
ter.

Tonnage

registry.

1
1

2
3
1
99
36
35
105

123

232

37,810

2S3

47,958

.

99

76

Ci'siOMs—sijirriM! UKi'oia

10 GEORGE V, A. 1920
Xo. 15. — SuMM.\RY iState.mext of I he Xatioiialiiy
N" 15. — Tableau .sommaire ties navires an lone

Countries to which
Departed.

Pays do destination.

British.
Britannique.

United States
Amiricaine.

Norwegian.
Norv6gienne.

Austiian.
Autricbienne.

Belgian."
Beige.

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48
12
19
29

1

3.249,535

174,137

1.336

38,182

36,767

762

17

■ 61,477
3,367

1
5

2,670
11.302

1

Bermuda

6

6,705

1

1,062

Ii

7

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73
10

23.008
25,368

2

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.9

1

6,606
2,345

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2
1

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3.220

413

1.605

7.583

Fiji Islands

Gibraltar .
New-foundland
New Zealand

!•>

21

1,207

2

21

2
13

1
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27

1

57.360

571,859

8.343

10.807

5.880
3.492

4,151
143,702

7,681
234

2
63

5,044
148,278

M

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6,544

3

8,004

17

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2.418

18

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6,984

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5,836
199.565

2,326

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9

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2

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3.039

1

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2,232
6,503

629
15,070

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3

7,508

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22,761
12.807
24,357

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2.286
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7,095
2.804
1,327
53,245
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37

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2

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2.112

470
8,306
67,544

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83,036
272

7

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41

3,536

2,321,546
1.135

2,500,674

4.564

1.828.5S4

70

171,091

145

224, 193

6

13,943

4

Total

8.9061 9.60;i.423

6.976' 2.335.909

210

456,583

12

21,542

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SESSIONAL PAPER No. 11a

of 8ea-going \'essels entered Outwards, for Se«, for each Country,
(.-ours sortis allanl a, la mer pour chaque pays.

Danish.
Danoise.

French.
Francaise.

German.
Allemande.

Italian.
Italienne.

Russian.
Russe.

Other Nationalities.
Autres nationalitfe.

Total.
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2

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1.181
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8,328

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3.332.783

197.163

1,336

38,182

48,683

762

3,037

30,220

27,713

3,220

413

79.750

734,000

8,343

23.450
13,884

28.094
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228,895

18,556

234

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13,707

326,913
2,326
1,647
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31.609

36,214

258,321

61,386

40,813

940

17.894

5,325

1,327

53.245

14.148

8.306

1.55,568

272

52, 128

4,856,290

1,135

2,794,773

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2

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1

3,037

1

261

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15.741

1'>

3

3,236

14

3,024

1

628

Dutch

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1

1

3.217
2,254

15

2

1

3,157
1,583

Brazilian

Swedish

Grecian

Japanese

Swedish

Swedish

3
6

1
16

1

1

3,878
15, 149
1.441

81,811
2,521
1,699

17

19
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I

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Japanese

Brazilian

Swedish

3

1
1

7.871
3,228
1,563

?

4,618

13

30,697

2

3,121

1

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24

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1.647

2

3.886

Dutch

Swedish

3

1

11,798
1,914

2

6,024

28

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49

228,358

*

1

1,594

Japanese

Swedish

3

1

9,205
2.521

I'i

37

7.583

39

4,095

2

158

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(Brazilian

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[Dutch

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1 Peru\-ian

j Portuguese. . .
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20
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94
1
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52,128
2,968
2,769
14,913
423,913
1,328
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40,524

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23.653

10

16,563

3

7,547

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3.624

13

27,474

1

1,892

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Dutch

Grecian

Japanese

Portuguese. . .
Swedish

4.196
4.366
1.988
3,547
2.129
1,181

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46,204

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98.709

12

32,433

6

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954,706

16,543

13,566,780

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10 GEORGE V, A. 1920

Xo. Ki. — Sr.MM.uiY Statement of Canadian anil United States Vessels trading on Inland Waters,
which arrived at Canadian Ports and Outports.

16. — Tableau sommaire des navires canadiens et des Etats-Unis naviguant dans les oaux de
I'interieur, arrivfe a des ports du Canada.

RECAPITLLATIOX-RfiCAPITULATION.

Canadian— Canadiens — Steam — A vapeur

Sail — A voile

United States— Etats-Unis — Steam — A vapeur.
Sail— A voile

Total

Vessels.
Xavires.

6,6M 144
416,124

6.708.039
521.317

207, S23
5,132

ISO, 420
6,589

DE.SCRIPTIOX OF \'ESSELS— DESCRIPTION DES NAVIRES.

Description.

Vessels.
Navires.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Steam— A vapeui^Screw— Ahfelice

26,992

1.031

76

729

17

2,373

12,320,638
1,030,907

20 658

„ .. A . 'I - Q/'tirt R- rn

367, 774

Sloops— Gc61ettes.

Barges — Barges. .

146
569.521

Total

31,220

14,309,644

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Xo. 17. — Sr.MMAHY Statement of Canadian and United States Vessels, trading on Inland Waters,
which departed from Canadian Ports.

N" 17. — Tableau som.maire des navires canadiens et dcs Etats-Uni&naviguant dans les eaux de
I'intiSrieur, partis des ports du Canada.

RECAPITULATION— RECAPITULATION.

Vessels.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfe.

Crew.
Equipage.

11,896
1.151

16.160
2,622

6.320,430

407,835

6,385,048

544,698

217,673

7 610

Total

31.829

13,658,011

408,637

DESCRIPTION OF VESSELS— DESCRIPTIONS DES NAVIRES.

Steam — A vapour— Screw— A h61ice

Paddle — A aubes

Stemwheel — Roue k I'arri&re

Sail — A voile — Schooners— Barques

Sloops — Gofelettes

Tonnage
enregistr^.

11.709,148
972,035
24,295
338,281

No. 18. — Statement showing the Description, Number and Tonnage of Canadian and United
States Vessels trading on the Rivers and Lakes between Canada and the United States
(exclusive of Ferriage), which Arrived and Departed.

N° 18. — Tableau indiquant le genre, le nombre et le tonnage des navires canadiens et des Etats-
Unis naviguant sur les rivieres et lacs entre le Canada et les Etats-Unis (sans compter les
passages d'eau) arrives et partis.

Canadian — Canadiens

United States— Etats-Unis

Total.

-

Vessels.
Navires.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Crew.

Equipage

Vessels.

Navires.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistr^.

Crew.
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Vessels.
Navires.

Tons
Register.

Tonnage
enregistrfe.

Crew.
Equipage.

Arrived — arrives. .
Departed— Partis.

12,861
13,047

7,080,26«
6,728,265

212,655
222,682

18,359
18,782

7.229.376
6.929.746

187,009
185,955

31.220
31,829

14,309,644
13,658,011

399,664
408.637

Total

25,908

13.808.533

435,337

37,141

14,159,122

372,964

63,049

27,967,655

808,301

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2,292

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231

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2,723

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221,137

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Xo. 19. — St.\temext of Vessels, British and Foreign, employed in the Coasting Trade, etc. — Con.
X° 19. — T.tBLE.\r des vaisseaux anglais et etrangers employes pour le cabotage, etc. — Fin.

RECAPITULATIOX.

Steamers.
\'apeurs.

Sailing Vessels.
Voiliers.

Total.
Total.

Vessels.

Nac-
res.

Tonnage.
Tonnage.

Crew.
Equipage.

Vessels ,
Savi-

Tonnage.
Tonnage.

Crew.
Equipage.

Vessels.
NaW-

Tonnage.
Tonnage.

• Crew.
Equipage.

Arrived —
British — Britanniques

59,076
701

24,666.439
756,161

1,129,514
16.310

13,552
343

2,868.481
116,790

49,230
2,027

72,628
1,044

27.534.920
872,951

1,178.744
18,337

Total

59.777

25,422.600

1,145,824

13.895

2,985.271

51,257

73,672

28,407,871

1,197,081

Departed —

British — Britanniques

Foreign — Etrangers

56.407
558

22.652,010
543,600

1,083,012
10,813

15,221
266

2,781.176
118,668

47,844
2,442

71,628

824

25,433,186
662. 26S

1.130.856
13,255

Total

56.965

23,195,610

1,093,825

15.4S7

2,899,844 50,286

72,452

26.095,454

1.144.111

DESCRIPTION" OF \'ESSELS— DESCRIPTION" DES VAISSEAUX.

Departed— Sort is.

VesseU.
Navires.

Tonnage.
Tonnage.

Vessels.
Navires.

Tonnage.
Tonnage.

Vessels.
Na\'ires.

Tonnage.
Tonnage.

^^teamers— Vapeurs —

Screw— H6Uce

Paddle-Aubes

Sternwheel— Roue k carri^re

54.465
3,841
1,471

21.106.819

3,396.825

918,956

51,994
3,486
1.485

19.020,456

3,254,121

921,033

106.459
7.327
2.956

40.127,275
6,650,946
1,839,989

Total...

59.777

25.422.600

56,965

23,195.610

116.742

48,618,210

Sailing vessels— Voiliers—

Ships — BMiments

Barques — Barques

Barq nentines— Petite barque^ ....

Brigantines — Brigantins.

Schooners— Go61ettes.

Sloops— Conette .

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1

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271

3,587

176

1,926

143

378

628,343

19.516

2.334.789

1

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3.454

176

1.926

143

199

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15.443

2,240,229

4

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3

21,818

512

7,041

352

3.852

286

577

1.270.071

34,959

4,375,018

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13.895

2.985.271

15.487

2,899,844

29.382

3,885,115

73,672

28,407,871

72,452

26,095.454

146.124

54,503,325

10 GEORGE V. SESSIONAL PAPER No. 13 A. 1920

RETURN OF THE

THIRTEENTH GENERAL ELECTION

FOR THE

HOUSE OF COMMONS OF CANADA

Held on the 17th day of December, 1917, and By-

Elections held during the years 1916, 1917,

1918 and 1919.

RAPPORT SUR LA

TREIZIEME ELECTION GENERALE

POUR LA

CHAMBRE DES COMMUNES DU CANADA

Tenue le dix-septieme jour de decembre 1917, et les

elections partielles tenues pendant les annees

1916, 1917, 1918 et 1919.

OTTAWA

THOMAS MULVEY

PUINTER TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY

1920

75953— A

3th GENERAL ELECTION, 1917

Report of the Chief Electoral Officer

13eme ELECTION GENERALE, 1917

Rapport du Directeur General des Elections

74953— Ai

Office of the Chief Electoral Officer,

Ottawa. Xovemher 15, 1920.

The Honourable the Speaker,
House of Commons,
Ottawa.

Sir, — I have the honour to transmit herewith a report on tlie 13th General
Election held on the 19th of November and 17th of Dec-emlser. 1917. The printing
of this report was well forward when I assumed my present duties on Jul}' 1st
last, its preparation haviiag been undertaken pursuant to a practice followed
after the General Elections of 1900, 1904, 1908 and 1911, carrying on, \\-ithout
any express direction, the series of reports which, from Confederation until and
including the general election of 1896, had been prepared pursuant to succes-sive
Orders of the House of Commons passed at the first session of each new Parlia-
ment. Section 72 (6) of the Dominion Elections Act requires a .similar report
to be made in future.

The proclamations dissolving the r2th Parliament and ordering the issue
of the writs for the 1.3th Parliament were dated on the Gth of October. 1917.
The writs were dated on the 31st of October. 1917. and were returnable on the
27th of February, 1918, later changed by Order-in-Council to the 16th of March,
1918. Nomination generally was fixed for November 19th, 1917, and the poll
for civilian voters was on the 17th of December, 1917, except in the electoral
districts of Nelson and the Yukon, the nomination and polling in these con-
stituencies being respectively on the 4th of March and 1st of April 1918, and on
the 31st of December, 1917, and the 28th of January, 1918. The military vote
was separately taken under the provisions of the statute in that behalf.

AVith the exception of returns by acclamation or after a recount or inquiry,
the declaration of the election bv the General Returning Officer was made on
March 16, 1918,

I have included with the report of the General Election reports of the
bj'-elections held between the beginning of 1916, when the annual printing of elec-
tion reports was suspended on account of the war, and the end of 1919. These
will carry on the series of such reports from 1908. when they began to be
regularlj' made, until the first statutory report wh'ch I shall make for 1920
under Section 72 (6) of the Dominion Elections Act.

I have the honour to be, sir,

Your obedient servant,

O. M. BIGGAR,

Chief Electoral Officer.

Bureau du Directeur General des Elections.

Ottawa, le 15 novembre 1920.

A I'honorable Orateur de la
Chambre des Communes:,
Ottawa.

]\IoNSiEUR, — J'ai rhonneur de vovis transmettre avec la prcsente un rap-
port de la treizieme election generale qui eut lieu le 19 novembre et le 17 decembre
1917. L'impression de ee rapport etait deja assez avanc^e lorsque j'entrai en
fonctions, en ma pr&ente qualite, le premier juillet dernier; la preparation en
avait ete entreprise conformcment a une pratique suivie a la suite des elections
generales de 1900, 1904, 1908 et 1911, continuant, sans Tapplication d'aucune
regie precise, la serie des rapports qui, depuis la Confederation jusqu'a I'election
generale de 189G inclusivement, avaient ete prepares en conformite d'ordonnances
successives de la Chambre dps Communes decret^es a la premiere session de
chaque nouveau parlement. L'article 72 (6) de la Loi des elections federates
prescrit qu"un semblable rapport doit etre fait a I'avenir.

Les proclamations d^cretant la dissolution du 12eme parlement et ordon"
nant I'emission des brefs pour le 13eme parlement, portaient la date du 6
octobre 1917. Les brefs etaient dates le 31 octobre 1917, et rapportables le 27
fevrier 1918, cette date fut changee par Arrete en Conseil au 16 mars 1918. La
presentation generalement fut fixee pour le 19 novembre 1917, et le scrutin pour
les votants civils eut lieu le 17 decembre 1917, sauf dans les districts ^lectoraux
de Nelson et du Yukon, la presentation et le scrutin dans ces districts electoraux
ayant eu lieu rcspectivement le 4 mars et le ler avril 1918, et le 31 decembre
1917 et le 28 Janvier 1918. Le vote militaire eut lieu separement sous le regime
des dispositions de la loi qui le regit.

A I'exception des membres qui furent elus par acclamation, ou apres de-
compte ou enquete, la declaration de I'election par I'officier-rapporteur general
fut faitele 16 mars 1918.

J'ai ajoute au rapport de I'election generale des rapports des elections par-
tielles depuis le commencement de 1916, alors que l'impression annuelle des
rapports d'election fut suspendue a cause de la guerre, jusqu'a la fin de 1919.
lis font suite a la serie des rapports depuis 1908, alors qu'ils commencerent a
etre faits regulierement, jusqu'au premier rapport statutaire que je ferai pour
1920 sous le reg'nie de l'article 72 (6) de la Loi des elections federales.'

J'ai I'honneur d'etre, monsieur,

Votre obeissant serviteur,

O. M. BIGGAR,

Diiedeur general des elections.

LIST OF RETURNING OFFICERS

LISTE DES OFFICIERS-RAPPORTEURS

OXTARIO.

Electoral Districts.
Districts ^lectoraux.

Returning Officers.
Officers-rapporteurs.

Occupation .

Residence.

Wood-sealer

Insurance Agent...

Sheriff

Barrister

Thomas S. Wade, K.C

Retired Merchant

John C. Reid

William Smith Given

Millbrook.

Farmer

Gentleman

Gentleman

Retired Merchant

St. Thomas.

Elgin West .

Charles Albert Smith

Charles Clark

Fort William and Rainj^
River.

Christopher W. Langwith

Glengarry and Storraont

Sheriff

James Henderson Rutherford

Editor

Owen Sound .

Township Clerk...

Blacksmith

Gentleman

Halton

Milton.

WilliamJ. Hill

Manufacturer

Sheriff

Marshall Bidwell Morrison.

Belleville.

Gentleman

Seaforth.

W.E. McKeough

Joseph Boomer Walkem, K.C

Watford.

Wilson McCue..

Smith's Falls.

County Clerk

Brock ville.

Lennox and Addington

David Hiram Preston, K.C

Sheriff :..

St. Catharines.

Barrister

London.

William Boler..

Park Hill.

North Bav .

Norfolk

Sheriff

Trenton.

Clerk, Thorah
Township.

Beaverton.

Port Perry.

Sheriff

Ottawa.

Registrar..

Sheriff

Woodstock.

Parkdale

Insurance Agent...

Burk's Falls.

Peel

William Frederick Bonnar Switzer. .

Streetsville.

Sheriff

Stratford.

St. Mary's.

Peterborough East

Sheriff

Hardware Mer-
chant.

Port Arthur.

VankleekHill.

Sheriff

Robert Walker Eadv

J. P

Renfrew.

LISTS DES OFFICIERS-RAPPORTEURS
ONTARIO— Con— Fin.

Electoral Districts.
Districts electoraus.

Returning Officers.
Officiers-rapporteurs.

Occupation.

Residence.

Police Magistrate.

New Edinburgh.

Orillia.

Grain-buyer

Veterinary

M.D.

James John Duncan Banting

Charles William Haentschel

Barrister

Gentleman

Clerk. .

Thomas Herbert Barton

Button-maker

Gentleman

Waterloo South

Gait.

Welland

Thorold. .

Publisher.

Clerk of Eramosa

Township.
Gentleman

York South .

Joseph Arthur Macdonald

William J. Irwin

Gentleman

Gentleman

QUEBEC.

Argenteuil..

Bagot

Beauce

Beauharnois

Bellechasse

Berthier

Bona venture

Brome

Chambly and Vercli^r
Champlain

Charlevoix-Montmorency

Chateauguay-Huntingdon

Chicoutinii-Saguenay

Compton

Dorchester

Drummond and Arthabaska.

Gasp6

George-Etienne-Cartier

Hochelaga

Hull

Jacques-Cartier

Joliette

Kamouraska.

Labelle

Lapralrie and Napierville..

L'Assomption-Montcalm

Laurier-Outremont

Laval— Two Mountains.

Lfevis

L'Islet

Lotbinifere.

Maisonneuve.

Maskinonge

Matane

M^gantic

Missisquoi

Montmagny

Nicolet

Pontiac

Portneut

George Calder

Onfesime Deslandes.
Charles Bolduc

Alfred Lefebvre

Murdock McKenzie

Gaston AUard

George Milne Kenipffer.
Joseph Arthur Lefebvre. .

Joseph Victor Payette

David Tancr^de Trudel.

Edouard Cimon

Alphonse .\uthier

Elz^ar Boi vin

Horace H. Pope

Franfois-Xavier Rouleau..
FranQois Joseph Lafl^che..

.James T. Tuzo

8. Gerald Tritt

Raoul Dumouchel

Urgel Archambault

Joseph Boileau

.\ntonio Beaudoin. . . .
Louis Joseph B^rube.

.\lbert Boulais

Maximilian Coupal.

Louis Azarie Foisv

Wilfrid J. Proulx

Joseph Girouard

Adjutor Roy

FranQois-Xavier Denis. . .
Joseph Adelbert Pouliot..

Alfred Bernier

Joseph Adrien Coutu

Joseph Gagnon

Emilien Larochelle

Harvey Beatty

Albert Bender

Henri Dutresne

Walter Rimer

1 Joseph Elzfear Voisard

Registrar. .

Notary

Farmer. . . .

Clerk

Notary

Barrister

Gentleman

Deputy-Registrar.

Barrister

Notary

Notary.
Clerk...

Merchant.. .
Gentleman..
Physician...

Sheriff

Barrister

Notary

Physician...
Notary

Notary.
Notary .

Notary.
Notary.

Physician...

Notary

Notary

Notary

Notary

Notary

Accountant .

Notary

Notary

Notary

Farmer

Barrister

Notary

Registrar. . .
Physician...

Lachute.

Acton Vale.

St-Victor-de-
Tring.

Valleyfield.

St-Gervais.

Berthier.

New Carlisle.

Knowlton.

Varennes.

Ste-Genevi6ve-
de-Batiscan.

Bale St-Paul.

Montreal.

Chicoutimi. .

Cookshire.

Ste-H^nf Jine.

Warwick.

Perc^.

Montreal.

Montreal.

Hull.

Ste-Anne de
Belleviie.

Joliette.

Ste-Anne-de-la-
Pocati^re.

Papineauville.

St-R^mi (Napier-
ville).

L'Ephiphanie.

Montreal.

St-Benolt.

L6vis.

StKlean-PortJoli.

Ste-CroLx.

Montreal.

Louiseville.

Matane.

Black Lake.

Stanbridge East.

Montmagny.

Nicolet.

Bryson .

I,achevroti^re.

LIST OF liETVKMSG OFFICERS
QUEBEC— Con.— Fin.

Electoral Districts.
Districts 6lc('tor:iux.

Returning Officers.
Officior:s-r:ipportours.

Occupation.

Residence.

Quebec County

Cyrille Renaud

Notary

Loretteville.

Quebec South

Quebec West

Richelieu

Richmond and Wolfe

Clerk

Sorel.

Notary

Barrister

Clerk

Danville.

St. Ann

Clerk

St. Hyacinthe-Rouville

Notary

St. Hyacinthe.

Louis George Auguste Cress^, K.C.

St. I.awrence-St. George

Charles Auguste Harwood, K.C

Montreal,

Gentleman

Shefford

Insurance Agent.. .

Porter li. Baldwin . . .

VVestmount-St. Henri

Wright

GM«onSfvigny

Gentleman

Registrar

Montreal.
Hull.

d' Upton.

NOVA SCOTIA— XOUVELLE-6COSSE.

Antigonish and Guysborough.

Cape Breton North and ^'ic-
torja.

Cape Hreton South and Rich-
mond.

Colchester

Cumberland

Digby and Annapolis

Halifax

Hants

Inverness

King's

Lunenburg

Pictou

Shelburne and Queen's

Yarmo^ith and Clare

D. D. Chisholm...
John E. Campbell..

Robert M. Langillo

Charles A. McLennan.
R. B. H. Davidson...

Harry Ruggles

James Hall

John D. Currie

Joseph D. Doucett...
.\rchibald A. McNeil.

Charles \V. Lane

J. Sim Harris

William A. Smith

William A. Godfrey...

Sheriff....
Merchant.

Barrister..

Sheriff

Sheriff

Barrister

Sheriff

Sheriff

Sheriff

Farmer

Barrister

Sheriff

Merchant

Insurance Broker.

Antigonish.
Baddeck.

Sydney.

Truro.

Amherst.

Bridgetown.

Halifax.

Windsor.

Port Hood.

Millville.

Lunenburg.

Pictou.

Liverpool.

Yarmouth.

NEW BRUNSWICK— NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK.

Charlotte

Robert A. Stuart

Sheriff

Sheriff

Bathurst.

Kent..

Sheriff

Restigouche and Madawaska.
Royal . .

Sheriff

Sheriff

St. John City and Counties of
St. John and Albert.

Sheriff

Sheriff

St. John.

Sheriff

Sheriff

MANITOBA.

Brandon William J. Cundy.

Dauphin iRobert Hawkins. .

Lisgar JW. J. Rowe

Macdonald Frank Bridge

Farmer Brandon.

Police Magistrate. Dauphin.

Barrister Manitou.

Agent ICarman.

LISTE DES OFFTCIERS-RAPPORTEURS
MANITOBA— Con— Fin.

Electoral Districts.
Districts electoraux.

Returning Officers.
Officiers-rapporteurs.

Occupation.

Marquette

Neepawa

Nelson

Portage la Prairie

Provencher

Selkirk

Souris

Springfield

Winnipeg Centre...
Winnipeg North . .
Winnipeg South . . .

Marvin C. Markle

Maurice E. Broughton..

Robert Kerr

John Weir

Leonard H. .\shby

William W. Coleman.. .

George C. Aitkins

William R. Hamilton..

Thomas Boyd

Charles F. Mount

PhUipC. Locke

Barrister Shoal Lake.

Municipal Clerk... Arden.

Merchant The Pas.

Farmer Portage la Prairie

Agent jEmerson.

Barrister | Stonewall.

Boissevain.

Farmer ' Winnipeg.

Printer i Winnipeg.

Plumber Winnipeg.

Barrister Winnipeg.

BRITISH COLUMBIA— COLOMBIE BRITANNIQUE.

Burrard

Cariboo

Comox-Alberni

Kootenay East

Kootenay West

Nanaimo

New Westminster.

Skeena

Vancouver Centre..
Vancouver South .. ,

Victoria City

Westminster District..
Yale

Duncan Edwin McKenzie.

John Flewin

Frank N. Raines

Robert Madden

Sydney Child

John A. Cotherwood

Shelbourne Aylestord Shatford.

Charles Ed^'in Mahon 'Timber Dealer...

Sidney Charles Burton Financial Agent. .

William X. Carty Insurance Agent..

Henry Greenshields Lockwood ■ Solicitor

Fred Covert Moffatt 'Barrister

Fred G._Peto Insurance Agent...

Manager

Mill-Owner

Barrister

Commission Mer-
chant.

Barrister

Manager

Merchant

[Vancouver.
I Kamloops.
jVancouver.

Golden.

Nelson.

Nanaimo.

New Westminster

Port Simpson.

\'ancouver.

: South Vancouver.

Victoria.
Mission City.
Vernon.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND— tLE DU PRINCE-fiDOUARD.

Frederick J. E. Wright

Anthony Dougan

Queen's

High Sheriff Charlottetown.

SASKATCHEWAN.

Assiniboia

Battleford

Humboldt

Kindersley

Last Mountain. . .

Mackenzie

Maple Creek

Moosejaw

North Battleford
Prince Albert

William A. Greer ILumber Merchant

George Bond iFarmer.

Raj'mond Hubert Nicholson.

William Roberts

Colin Livingston Campbell...

Robert -Allen Black

F. W. Hinton

William A. Munns

James Moffatt

Thomas William McEwen

Qu'Appelle William Levi Wait

Regina..

Saltcoats

Saskatoon

Swift Current.
Weybum

Jacob W. Smith.
Samuel John Mugford. . .
Leonard Muriel Bidwell.

John W. Bertin

Thomas Henry Hilliar..

Fanner

Farmer. . .

Agent

Salesman.

Financial Agent.

Farmer

Agent

Farmer

Oxbow.

Battleford.

Kylemore.

Zealandia.

Nokomis.

Yorkton.

Gull Lake.

Moosejaw.

North Battleford.

Prince .\lbert.

Qu'Appelle.

Regina.

Rothbury.

.Saskatoon.

Swift Current.

Weyburn.

ALBERTA.

Battle River

Bow River

Calgary East ..

Calgary West

Edmonton East. .
Edmonton West.

Lethbridge

Macleod

Medicine Hat

Red Deer

Strath cona

Victoria..

William Edward Mills

.\rthur G. Bond

Isaiah Willis Mc-\rdle

William Flemming Randall.

Frank Knight

Henry Brandon Speer

Richard Roy Davidson

.lohn Murray Glendenning...

Charles Edward Smith

John Malcolm

John James McKenzie

John W. Rattray.

Farmer i

Clerk of the Courtj

Barrister ;

-Agent !

Farmer

Grocer

Barrister

Rancher

Agent

Implement Dea-
ler.
Farmer

Wainwright.

Bsissano.

Calgary.

Calgary.

Duagh.

Edmonton.

Lethbridge.

Nan ton.

Medicine Hat

Red Deer.

Edmonton South.

Killam.

LIST OF RETURNING OFFICERS.
YLJCON TERRITORY— TERRIOIRE DU YUKON.

Electoral Districts.
Districts flectoraui.

Returning Officers.
Officiers-rapporteurs.

Occupation.

Residence.

I«m»<. riownor Philin

u on.... 1

STATEMEXT OF VOTES POLLED, ETC. x

Statement of Votes Polled, Number of Polling Stations, Number of Voters on
Voters' List, and Population (Census of 1911 and 1916).

Etat des votes donnes, du nombre des arrondissements de votation, du nombre

d'electeurs inscrits sur la liste ^lectorale, et de la population

(recensements de 1911 et 1916).

Electoral Districts.
Districts ^lectoraux.

Polling
Stations.

Arron-
disse-
ments de
scrutin.

Voters on
Voters-
List.

Electeurs

sur la
liste ^lec-

torale.

Civilian
Votes.

Votes
civils.

Military
Votes.

Voles
militaires.

Total Votes

Population.

Census of
1911.

Recense-
mentdel911

96
77
37
54
61
60
61
43
57
55
32
54
72
61

109
58
63
41
97
73
52
40
69
68
58
62
61
64

113
30
93
68
71
77
46
85
73
62
68
60

127
59
67
46
54

151
51
51

126
81
42
59
44
42
56

107
40
38

10,320
8,770
6,679

10, 184
8,054
8,009
9,077
5,846
8,484
9,215
6,030

10,020

16,890
8,573
8,801
6,946

5,764
11,397
10,125
7,498
8,541
15,489
12,844
7,634
11,352
8,845
8,471
16,818
8,401
9,424
9,979
10.445
12,537
6,728
15,013
16,911
8,535
8,755
6,641
16,408
9,152
11,066
5,460
9,302
31,073
8,006
8,757
26,840
9,111
9,304
10,383
6,714
4,830
10,381
10,018
6.415
6,174

7,318
6,993
4,903
8,292
6,006
6,429
7,265
4,291
6,614
6,649
4,623
7,781

12,450
6,781
6,875
4,889
Acclam
4,426
8,338
7,952
5,669
6,060

12,332

10,574
5,713
8,572
6,983
6,743

13,503
6,125
7,027
7,841
8,286

10,111
5,007

11,406

14,788
6,492
6.961
4,588

11,097
7,084
8,317
4.232
7,061

52,787
6.139
6,347

20,626
6,368
6,610
8,905
5,127
3,689
8,090
6,951
5,026
4,5.30

1,020
955
525

1,592
842

• 655
694
312
428
678
251
918
1 1,432
340

1,628
410
ation.

319
998
502
507
774

3.596

2.165
398

1,223
586
578
212

1,851
467
692
800

1,194
365

1.745

3.131
475
500
747

1.681
718
912
459
826
10,438
771
589

4.114
857
640

1.181
.356
255

1,256

1,515
156
4.56

8,338
7,948
5,428
9.884
6,848
7.084
7.959
4,603
7.042
7,327
4,874
8,699
13,882
7,121
8,503
5,299

4.745
9,336
8,454
6,176
6,834

15,928

12,739
6,111
9,795
7,569
7,321

13,715
7,976
7,494
8,533
9,086

11,305
5,372

13,151

17,919
6,967
7,461
5.335

12.778
7.802
9,229
4,691
7,887
>63,225
6,910
6,936

24,740
7,225
7,250

10,086
5,483
3,944
9,346
8,466
5,182
4,986

37,968

28,752

Brant

19,259

26,617

23,783

26,249

CarletoD

24,417

17,740

25,973

26,411

Elgin East

17,597

Elgin West

26,715

38,006

Essex South

29,541

Fort William and Rainy River.

33,626
21,944

Glengarry and Stormont

38,226
17,545

33,957

31,934

21,562

Halton...

22,208

39,793

37,279

24.978

30.825

26.886

26.097

Kent

52,439

43,956

25,779

29,109

34,375

Leeds

36,753

20,386

35.429

46,300

Middlesex East

23.465

27,300

21,233

43,714

Norfolk

27,110

32,892

17,144

23,865

Ottawa

77,182'

Oxford North

25,077

Oxford South

22.294

Parkdale .

59,609-

26,547

Peel...- . ...

22, 102

Perth North

30,235-

Perth South..

18,947

15,499

26,151

Port Arthur and Kenora

Prescott

Prince Edward

.37.641
26,968
17,150

xii f:TAT DBS VOTES DOWES, ETC.

Statemknt of Votes Polled, etc. — Continued. — Etat des vote.s donne.s, etc. — Suite .
ONTARIO— Con.— fin.

Electoral Districts.
Districts 6Iectoraux.

PollinE
Stations.

Arron-

disse-

ments de

scrutin.

Voters on

Voters'
List.

Electeurs
sur la

liste flee-
to rale.

Civilian
Votes.

Votes
civils.

Military
Votes.

Votes
militaires.

Total Votes

Population.

Census of
1911.

Reccnsc-
iiicntdel9U

39
55
77
68
55
54

117
98

100

122
69
99
90
53
63
94
53
60
95

108
45

139
90

7,434

8,268.
11,718
12,294

8,123

8,620
15,205
18,795
21,650
25,902
10, 145
19,579
12,673

9,932
10,943
16,689

6,848
11,096
17,384
21,085

8,350
23,739
18, 164

5,787
.5,871
9,171
8,694
5,989
6,180
10,014
12,618
16.017
20. 147
7.288
14,289
8,574
8,563
8,760
11,380
5.388
8,472
12,727
15.552
6,196
16,957.
12,801

483

.556

492

1,051

544

748

1,879

3,568

4,276

3,876

2,546

3,442

843

663

1,211

318

102

1,025

1,237

3,280

622

3,291

1,985

6,270
6,427
9.663
9,745
6,533
6,928
11,893
16,186
20, 293
24.023
9.834
17,731
9,417
9,226
9,971
11,698
5,490
9,497
13,964
18,832
6,818
20,248
14,786

23 617

27,852

Russell

39 434

.35 294

24,699

25,060

37,076

54,792

53,712

51,318

43.956

57, 804

36,499

.33,619

28,988

Welland

42, 163

22,292

32,200

34,634

York East

■32,864

York North

22,415

York South

34,458

York West

33,306

Totals— Totaux

5,665

904,075

710,077

101,723

811,800

2,550,591

'Two members. Aggregate vote oast (or the four candidates.
'Deus dfputfs. Total des votes donnfe pour les quatre candidats.

QUEBEC.

.\rgenteuil

Baeot

Beauce

Beauhamois

Bellechasse

Berthier

Bonaventure

Bronie

Chambly and Verch^res

Champlain

CharlevoLv-Montmorency

Ch&teauguay-Huntingdon

Chicoutimi-Saguenay

Compton

Dorchester

Drumraond and Arthabaska..

Gaspfe

George-Etienne-Cartier

Hochelaga

Hull

Jacques-Cartier

Joliette

Kamouraska

LabeUe

Laprairie and NapierviUe

L'Assomption-Montcalm

Laurier-Outremont

Laval — Two Mountains

lAv'iB

L'IsIet

Lotbinidre

Maisonneuve

Maskinongf

38

4,716

30

4,212

84

30

33

5,028

35

4,569

41

7,022

25

3.892

55

8,e02

61

10,067

44

6,719

50

7,146

110

16,491

57

8,252

43

6,122

69

52

8,738

123

10,907

159

15,254

50

103

19.129

35

5.712

34

5.244

51

31

4,129

46

6,705

146

16,391

44

43

7,584

29

36

5,124

70

12,294

29

3,901

3.615

3.391

Acel

Accl

3,826

3,854

5,125

3,217

7,010

7,466

5.296

5,7Q7

11,898

6,598

4,710

Accl

6,374

7,060

10,031

.\ccla
15,030
4,578
3,629
Accla
3,500
5,334
12.118
Accla
6.015
Accla
4,035
9,627
3.097

182
19
amation.
amation.

16

8

242

197

405

101

30

158

75

335

15

amation.

224
190
262
mation.

1,115
3
15
mation.

38
19
1,521
mation.

143
mation.

25

3,797
3,410

3,842
3,862
5,367
3,414
7,415
7,567
.5,326
5,865
11,973
6,933
4,725

6.598
7,250
10,293

16,145
4,581
3,644

3,538
5,353
13,639

4,060
10,313
3,105

16,766
18,206
51,399
20,802
21,141
19,872
28,110
13,216
28,715
.39,824
27,972
26,562
65,888
29,630
25,096
41,590
35,001
51,937
44,884
.34, 192
55,943
23,911
20,888
31,149
19,335
28,506
45,176
25,275
28,913
16,435
22,158
33.796
16.509

I

STATEMENT OF VOTES POLLED, ETC. xiii

.Statement of Votes Polled, etc. — Continued. — Etat des votes doimes, etc.— Suite.
QUEBEC— Con .—Fin .

Electoral Districts.
District.^ flectoraux.

Polling
Stations.

Arron-

disse-

ments de

scrutin.

Voters on

Voters'

List.

Electeurs
sur la

liste ^lee-
torale

Civiliar

Votes.

Votes
civils.

Military
Votes.

Votes
militaires.

Population.

Census of
1911.

Recense-
mentdel911

Matane

M^gantic

Missisquoi

Montniagny

Nicolet

Pontiac

Portneuf

Quebec County

Quebec East

Quebec South.

Quebec West

Richelieu

Richmond and Wolfe."

Rimouski

St. Ann

St. Antoine

St. Denis

St. Hyacinthe-Rouville

St. James

St. Johns and Iberville

St. Lawrence-St. George

St. Marv

Shefford

Sherbrooke

Stanstead

T^miscouata

Terrebonne

Three Rivers and St. Maurice

Vaudreuil-Soulanges

Westmount-St. Henri

Wright

Yamaska

Totals — Totaux

6,918

5,097
4,581

6,341
10,042
7,476

14,232
7,931
14,508

5,941
8,202

8,712
C,966
9,163

5,550
17,014
5,428
4,620

396,666

5,423
Accla
3,885
3,749
Accla
7,135
Accla
5,253
7,208
5,632
6,523
4,151
7,812
Accla
10,907
6,437
10,477
Accla
Accla
4,474
5,990
Accla
Accla
6,877
5,084
7,089
Accla
Accla
4,393
13,341
3,934
3,604

nation.

141
24
nation.

24
nation.

92
311
685
329
38
270
nation.

2,174
1,775
204
nation,
nation.

160
219
nation,
nation.

683
309
95
nation,
nation.

90

1,621

244

4,026
3,773

7,159

5,345
7,519
6,317
6,852
4,189

13,081
8,212
10,681

4,634
8,209

7,. 560
5,393
7,184

14,962
4,178
3.612

27,539

31,314

17,466

17,356

30,055

29,416

30,260

28,046

30,922

24.163

30,506

19,810

39,491

23,951

41,541

34,794-

45,141

35,473

44,057

21,882

38,883

62,521

23,976

23,211

20,765

36,430

29,018

36,153

20.439

56,088

23.862

20.387

301.519

15.562

319,081

.003.713

NOVA SCOTIA— NOXJVELLE-fiCOSSE.

Antigonish and Guysborough
Cape Breton North and Victoria
Cape Breton South and Rich-
mond

Colchester

Cunberland

Digby and Annapolis

'Halifax

Hants

Inverness

King's

Lunenburg

Pictou

Shelburne and Queen's

Yarmouth and Clare

Totals— Totaux

9,208
11,116

15,419
9,570

7,765
11,386
18,647

812 133,930

6,033
7,110

32.052
Accla

10,568
7,448
Accla
5.116
5.449
5.842
7,953

11,688
Accla
7.362

106.621

417
1.016

4.376
nation.

1,546
925
nation.

569
353
623
607
1,155
nation.

548

12.135

6.450
8.126

12,114
8,373

5.685
5,802
6,465
8,560
12,843

7.910

29.010
29,888

66.625
23.664
40,543
•29,871
80,257
19,703
25,571
21,780
33,260
35,858
24,211
32,097

492,338

'Two members. Aggregate vote cast for the six candidates.-
pour les six candidats.

*Two members. — Deux d6put6s.

-Deux d^put^s. Total des votes donnas

xiv ETAT DES votes DOX.XES, ETC.

Statement of Votes Polled, etc. — Continued. — Etat dcs votes doniu's, etc.— Suite.
NEW BRUNSWICK— NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK.

Voters on

Population.

Polling

Voters'

Civilian

Military

Stations.

List.

Votes.

Votes.

Census of

Electoral Districts.

—

—

Total Votes.

1911

—

Arron-

Electeurs

Votes

Votes

\

Districts 61ectoraux.

disse-

sur la

civils.

militaires.

Rerense-

raents de

liste 61ec-

mentdcl91I

scrutin.

toralc.

Charlotte

39

7,485

5,412

467

5,879

29

32.662
24,376
31,194

27

6,053

4,617
7,106

4,886
8,249

Northumberland

41

9,650

1,143

Restigouche and Madawaska. . .

40

10,088

6,768

680

7,348

32,321

Royal

S3

10,577

7,751

1,042

8,793

31,491

St. John City and Counties of St.

93

22,791

32,486

5,943

'38,429

63,263
33,034

41

68

15,305

11,326

301

44,621
37,780

York-Sunbury

66

12,501

8,942

1,108

10,050

Totals— Totaux

497

94,456

84,408

10,853

95,261

351,889

'Two members. Aggregate vote cast for the four candidates. — Deux ddput^s. Total des votes
donnas pour les quatre candidates .

MANITOBA. l^^^lRecensemont

Brandon

Dauphin

Lisgar

JMacdonald

Marquette

Neepawa

Nelson

Portage-la^ Prairie

Provencher

Selkirk

Souris

Springfield

Winnipei^ Centre

Winnipeg North

Winnipeg South

Totals— Totaux

7,570
11,037
7,916

6,258
4,146
10,345

10,824
26,416
12,134
23,576

1,007 138,029

10,577
Accla
3,944
6,108
8,509
6,388
Accla
4,723
3,521
7,675
Accla
8,587
21,959
10,021
17,530

109,542

2,217
mation.

503

780

1,315

760

mation.

864
364
1,230
mation.

1,064
8,271
3,107
4.017

24,492

12,794

4.447
6,888
9,824
7,148

5,587
3,885
8,905

9,651
30,230
13,128
21,547

134,034

41,106 .

28,614

28,061

21,638

37,514

26.588

16,458

20,, 573

26,271

49,513

28,212

53,082

67,038 ■

60,616

48,576

553,860

BRITISH COLUMBIA— COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE.

lOii/Census

IRecensement

Burrard

Cariboo

Comox-Alberni

Kootenay East

Kootenay West

Nanaimo

New Westminster

Skeena

Vancouver Centre

Vancouver South

Victoria City

Westminster District.. .
Yale

Totals— Totaux

19,636
8,849
6,188
5.101
8.501
12,809
10,466
4,856
17,175
10,687
11,953
5.850

1,034 122,071

15.908
6.595
4.773
4,100
6,968

10,221
8,439
3,562

14,223
8,436
9,815
4,954
Accla

97,994

3.109
2,219
1,041
1.281
1.543
2.274
1.823
1.355
6.034
2,142
4,702
912
mation.

28,435

19,017
8,814
5,814
5,381
8,511
12.495
10,262
4,917
20,257
10,578
14,517
5,866

48,493
26,908-
16,777
22,399
28,373
31,822
29,098
25,486
60,104
20,446
31,660
22,848
28.066

392,480

STATEMENT OF VOTES POLLED, ETC. xv

Statement of Votes Polled, etc. — Conti nued. — Etat des votes donnes, etc.— Suite.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND— ILE DU PRINCE-fiDOUARD.

Voters on

Polling

Voters'

Civilian

Military

Population.

Stations.

List.

Votes.

Votes.

Electoral Districts.

—

—

—

Total Votes

Census of

—

Arron- Electeurs

Votes

Votes

1911

Districts Slectoraux.

disse-
ments de
scrutin.

sur la

liste elec-

torale.

eivils.

mill ta ires.

Recense-
mentdel911

King's

40

6,600

5,305

421

5,726

22,636

51

9,609

7,641

631

8,272

32,779

69

11,922

19,303

2,159

>21,462

38,813

Totals— Totaux

160

28,221

32,249

3,211

35,460

94,228

'Two members. Aggregate vote cast for the four candidates. — Deux deputes. Total des votes donnes
pour les quatre candidats.

SASKATCHEWAN.

jgjg/Census

^Recensement

Assiniboia

Battleford

Humboldt

Kindersley

Last Mountain

Mackenzie

Maple Creek

Moosejaw

North Battleford

Prince Albert

Qu'Appelle

Regina

Saltcoats

Saskatoon

Swift Current

Weyburn

Totals — Totaux

153
154
133
118
274
122
189
171
103
112
79
114
188

8,808
10,739
14,190

7,322

13,977
11,341
10,976

12,668
6,610
12,772
14,475

2,286 133,806

8,201
6,270
S,038
10.060

Accla
4.734

Accla
9,914
8,375
8.118

Accla

10, 159

5,533

9,265

20,593

Accla

99,253

947

827

860

1,000

mation.

683
mation.

1,898
987
1,470
mation.

3,010

740

2,207

1,041

mation.

15,670

9,148
7,097
8,898
11,060

5,417

11,812
9,362

13,162
6,273
11,472
11,634

114,923

36,259
28,402
45,300
36,705
41,609
43,219
47,550
44,790
38,526
42,680
33,216
41,003
36,636
47,172
49,155
35,613

647,835

/Census
iRecensement

Battle River

Bow River

Clagary East

Calgary West

Edmonton East

Edmonton West

Lethbridge

Macleod

Medicine Hat

Red Deer

Strathcona

Victoria

Totals — Totaux

12,831
11,569
12,422
13,962
11,611
17,640
7,658
9,516
13,596
11,792
9,510
8,650

140,757

107,272

2,261
4,013
2,256
3,098
1,192
1,305
1,326
1,354
1,465
648

20, 546

9,928
8,518
12,274
15,001
10,897
16,576
7,770
8,688
10,897
10,714
8,955
7,600

127,818

40,648
34,395
40,095
40,323
50,038
55,313
31,563
33,883
40,341
41,654
38,940-
49,332

496,525

YUKON TERRITORY— TERRITOIRE DU YUKON.

jgjj/Census

iRecensement

1,788

£'7'.ir DE,S VOTES DOXNES, ETC.

Statement of \'otes Polled, etc. — ^Etat ties votes donnas, etc.
SUMMARY— SOMMAIRE.

Voters on

Population.

Polling

Voters'

Civilian

Military

Stations.

List.

Votes.

Votes.

Census of

Electoral Districts.

—

—

—

Total Votes

1911 & 1916.

—

Arron-

Electeurs

Votes

Votes

Districts ^lector.au\.

disso-
ments de
scrutin.

sur la

liste ^lec-

torale.

eivils.

militaires.

Recense-

monts de

1911 ct 1916.

5,665

904,075

710,077

101,723

811,800

2,550,591

2.003,713

492,338

351,889

3,647

.396,666

.301 519

15 562

319,081
118 756

812

1.33,930

106,621

12,135

New Brunswick

497

94.456

■84,408

10,853

95,261

1,007

138,029

109,542
97,994

24,492

134,034
126,429

553,860

1,034

122,071

28.435

160

28,221

32,249

3,211

.35,460

94,228

2,286

133,806

99,253
107,272

15,670

114,923
127,818

647,835

496,525

8,512

Alberta

1,980

140,757

20,546

29

1,788

1,442

325

1,767

Totals— Totaux

17,117

2,093,799

1,650,377

232,952

1,885,329

7,591,971

ONTARIO.

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

ALGOMA, East Riding— Dhlsion Est

(.Electoral District — District electoral).

1911— Population, 37,9

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides.
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

George

Brecken

Nicholson.

Lawrence
O'Connor.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not

counted.

Pas
comptfe.

No.

Votes.
14
10
15
11
33
42
31
129

59_.

16

54

21

29

51

27

39

16

24

28

11

63

6
13
30
24

2
16
37
59
15
97
91
69
40

IS
54
50
68

8
7
19
4

Votes.
11
28
4
23
51
46
24
97
49

3
13

2
31
11
22

3

27
137
102
56
31
26
38
49
11

6
78
34
38
82
110
43
29

20
129
105

10

9

HI

75

32
175

25
38
19
34
84
88
55
226
108
23
57
34
31
82
38
61
19
51
165
113
119
37
39
68
73
13
22
115
93
53
179
201
112
69

38
183
155
78
16
119
82
51
179

28

50

27

52

Lefroy and Kirkwood, Townships 5

Thessalon, Township (A-L) 6

2

122
103

" (M-Z) 6

100

Town (A-M) 7

■■ CS-Z) 7

3

343

183

34

Wells and Gould, Townships 9

60

35

54

Gladstone, Township 12

95

Patton. Township 13

SO

91

23

84

Blind River. Ward 1 17

321

" 2 18

220

" 3 19

234

60

Striker and Long " 21

47

Spragge, Township 22

Cutler 23

5

90
91

John's Island 24

31

Aird Island 25

33

Spanish. 26

Walford ( ^'ictoria Township.) 27

Broken Front iMassey) 28

Massey, Town 29

i'

1

i'

138
117
71
230

Salter, May and 116, Townships 30

259

Webbwood , Town 31

Hallam, Township 32

1

146
90

McKinnon, Shakespeare, Cough and

63

Merritt and Baldwin, ToTN-nships (1). . 34
Merritt and Baldwin. Towiiships (2). . 34

1
17

1

371
201
136

Louise, Township 36

Chelmsford, Town 37

2

2

29
142

Balfour, Township 38

Waters, Township 39

1

102
76

Rayside, Township 40

411

1

218

Drurj- Denison and Graham, Townships —

Division No. 1, Worthington 42

" 2, Whitefish 43

62
18
22
18
52
12
2
55
6S

' 16
4
29
28
33
52
42
18
8

78
22
51
46
85
64
44
73
76

8

97

28

" 3, Mond 44

62

" 4. Crean Hill 45

Cartier, Township 46

11

58
104

66

59

Levack. Township 49

83

Nickelton and Copper Cliff 50

2

125

East Riding — Division Est, Algoma

2 ' ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

ALGOMA, East Riding— Division Est (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
voles
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Elccteurs

sur
la liste.

Arrondissements dc Scrutin.

George

Brccken

Nicholson.

Lawrence
O'Connor.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas
eompf's.

No.

Crcighton 51

Kashbaw, Township (C.N.R.) 52

Votes.
196
10
65
15

Votes.
82
19
111

47

278
29

176
62

1

326
58

Foleyet (C.N.R.) 53

Frechette and Marshay, Townships. . . 54
551

7
1

240
111

Biscotasing

Chapleau (unorganized)

Nicholson (unorganized)

Chapleau, Town (A-

.. 56
.. ,57
.. 58
K) 59
Z) 59
601

If,
25
51
123
156

60
12
21

77
61

76
37
72
200
217

1
6

2

ii'

95
56
96
301
330

Dawson, Township (Meldrum Bav) ... 61

32
49
122
90
41
53
48
21
34
27
28
23
13
78
94

15
16
53
54
13
16
17
27
71
20
37
25
11
39
44

47
65

175

144
54
69
65
48

105
47
65
48
24

117'

138

59

Robinson, Township, and Duck Island 62
Gore Bay. Town. 63

3'

2

86
265
186

Barrie Lsland 65

85

85

Mills, Township 67

75

73

131

Billings, Township. .School No. 2 70

1

1

S3
76

63

28

Little Current, Town (A-K) 74

187

Little Current, Town (L-Z) 74

192

75i

Rowland, Township, Shcguindah 76

93
31
82
54

4
27
35
48
42
125.
19
10
16
13
34

23

.S--
31
40
17

7

8

6
26

0
55

5
17
28
54
10

116
39

113
94
25
11
35
41
74
42

180
24
27

44

2

142

52

145

113

Sandfield, Township. Sandfield Mills. 80

35

Snowville 81

11

Big Lake 82

41

Tchkumah, Township, Michael's Bav. 83

55

1

98

Bidweil, Township. . . 85

47

Assiginack, Township, Manitowaning. 86

5

274
68

White Fish River Mouth 88

35

Collin's Inlet 89

78

Killarnev, Town 90

81

68

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, vote civ
Military Votfs — Votes militaires —

il. 96

1

3,817

117
381
427

3,501

15
35
45

7,318

132
416

472

48

62

10,320

Dans rAmSrique du Nord /

Totals — Totaux

4,742

3,596

8,338

48

62

10,320

Majority for 1
Majority poiirj

George Brerken Nichohon, 1,146.

iNo poll held — Pas de scrutin.

Algoma, Ea.st Riding — Division Est.

ox T A RIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

ALGO)L\, West Riding— Division Quest

(Electoral District — District electoral).

1911— Population. 28,752.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la lists.

James
Lock-
wood.

Thomas
Edward
Simp-
son.

Charles
Napier
Smith.

Rejectee
Rejetfe

Not
counted

Pas

comptfe

No.
Sault Ste. Marie — 1

Votes.
2
11
14
0
9
4
3
5
35

J
15
27
36
23
26
28
12
3
21
25

43
36
30
10
6
10

Votes.
112
117
117
50
84
87
85
82
112
99
84
106
108
94
107-
84
80
43
29
64

^61

108"
lOfr-
73
97
53
54
75

Votes.
41
57
41
8
52
37
68
45
36
60
73
48
36
23
102
100
84
70
104
29
23

' lor

66
110
65
55
31
19

155
185
172
58
145
128
156
132
183
166
168
169
171
153
232
210
192
125
136
114

215
219
192
118
91 ■
104

173

(A-L) 2

. (M-Z) 2

3

> 391
65

3

(A-L) 4

\

(M-Z) 4

(A-L) 5

1 «.

(M-Z) 5

6

198

(A-G) 7

(H-R) 7

608

(S-Z) 7

(A-L) 8

(M-Z) 8

" . -. 9

i
2

i'

266'

(A-L) 10

} 433:
234

(M-Zj 10

11

12

169

(A-L) 13

2

1
2

(M-Z) 13

> 301

Steelton, Ward 1 (A-L) 14

•' 1 (M-Z) 14

i

3

> 502

" 2 (A-L) 15

"2 (M-Z) 15

} 473

" 3 (A-L) 16

\

•' 3 (M-Z) 16

Tarentorus. Township 17

3

j 312
151

Korah, Township(Subdiv. 1, east).... 18

0

4

1

.5

6

13

11
3
7
1
2
3
6
6
3
3
1
1

5
11
6

2
11
3

1
1 '

^ 19
49
32
27

lo

10
25

r 29
63
58
41
40

57

96

84
44
84
52
23 _
83
_ 43

202
97

112
40
38
61

130

127
55

91
139
25

7
15

49

(Subdiv. 2, West).. . 19
(Subdiv.3 " ... 20

3

90
73

(Subdiv. 4, " .. . 21

55-

Prince. Township 22

31

39

75

64
31
69
28
19
72
30
92
42
64
31
11
28
81
82
36

64
103
12

11

7

12
8

9'
10

8

23

- Z

8

.7

104

52

45

8
26
31
44
34
13

25
25
10

1

3

69

Dennis, Vankoughnet, W. i Penne-
father, Haveland and Fenwick,

72

Twp. St. Joseph. S. Sec. St.

Jos. Id (A-L) 24

Twp. St. Joseph, S. Sec. St.

Jos. Id (M-Z) 24

....,..,

\ 310

Twp. .St. Joseph, Sec. §• Irwin's 25

58

S, Harmony.. 26

132

" Jocelyn (St. Jos. Id.. See. S.) .. 27
" ( " " S.) .. 28

1

67

41

" Hilton (St. Joseph's Island). .. 29

102

" ( " " )... 30

71

Bruce Mines, Town 31

223

Plummer Additional. Township 32

122

Plummer. Township 33

131

Aberdeen. Twp. (.Sec. S. 1 Ophir.).. .. 34

" ( " 2 Leebum).... 35

50

Johnston, " (Gordon Lsike) 36

71

" (Desbarats) 37

152

McDonald, " (Echo Bay ) 38

154

" (Svl van Valley) 39

82

Tarbutt andTarbutt, additional, Twp —

McLennan, Township 40

Laird. Township 41

1

114
180

Aberdeen, Additional. 41a

43

Garden River, Village, Indian
Reserve 42

19

Bachewana Bay. Township Village. . . 43

20

West Riding — Division Quest — Algoma

4 UXTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election Gdn^rale.
ALGOMA, West Riding— Division Quest (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

James
Lock-
wood.

Thomas
Edward
Simp-
son.

Charles
Napier
Smith.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe

Voters
on
list.

Bellevue, A. C. Rv., twp. Aweresand

E. i Pennefather. 44

Hope Lumber Co. Camp in from

Glendale A. C. Ry 45

Village Searchmont, Mile 30, A. C.

Ry 46

Mile 44 A. C. Ry. Lumber Camp... 47
'■ 68 " PangisCamp.... 48

" 79 " Batchewana

Camp 49

" 102 " Frater Camps. .. 50

" 122 " " ... 51

" 132i " Dinsmore 52

Goudreau A. C. Ry 53

Franz Junction. A. C. Rv. & C. P. Ry. 54
Oba " . " & C. N. R... 55

Missanabie, Village, C. P. Rv 56

White River, Village. C. P. Ry 57

Michipicoten, Harbour Village 58

River " 59

Helen Mine 60

Magpie Mine 61

Stavert A. C. Ry 62

Wyborn " 63

Hornpayne, C. N. Ry 64

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux, vote civil. 77

Militarj' Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord

Within United Kingdom '

Dans le Royaume-Uni ^

On the Continent of Europe '

Sur le continent d'Europe ,

Totals— Totaui

Votes.

0

0

0
0
1

1
0
0
1

Votes.

12

3

15
1

Votes.
14
14
48

132
442

381

4,780

Majority for fri.„„.„ m-j .j ai^„<,.,v.. ~ r ^fCha^les Xapler Smith, 2,S7t.

Majority pour/^"*"™** Edward Simpson, over (sur)|,3^^^ Loekwood, 4,m.

Algoma, West Riding — Di\-ision Quest.

ONTARIO 5

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

BRANT (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 19,259.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

la liste.

Henry
Cock-
shutt.

Black-
well
Law-
rence

Doran.

John
Harold.

Not
Rejected counted.

Rejet&.i Pas

Icompt^s.

Dumfries, South, Township

No.
.. 1
.. 2
.. 3
.. 4
.. 5
.. 6
.. 7
.. 1
.. 2a
.. 2b
.. 3
.. 4
.. 5
.. 6a
.. 6b
.. 1
.. 2
.. 3
.. 4
. . 5a
.. 5b
.. 6

Votes.
33
32
19
33
91
32
21
69
63
55
91
92
90
94
86
29
54
90
46.
75
42
120
62
56
4
26
69
74
34
53
46
19
20
32
51
42
62

Votes.
29
14
30
15
21
29
23
47
14
14
28
26
26
24
37
29
16
27
47
18
17

}8^

35
36
52
27
26
54
59
57
78
81
.78
43
42
46

Votes.
32
49
57
49
62
54
16
80
64
55
73
86
64
28
30
47
60
74
36
48
65
78
48
53

2
20
38
63
30
28
40
24
15
13

4
12
19

94

95
106

97
174
115

60

196 •
141
124
192
204
180
146
153
105
130
191
129
141
124
215
128
144

42

98
134
163
118
140
143
121
116
123

98

96
127

118

120

« <. II

157

U n n

135

•I a 11

246

it .( ,1

157

« 11 .<

S4

2/0

1

200
185

U il

276

i( ««

263

u «

3

12

253

« « •

196

Brantford, Township

1

207
148
204

t< ((

1

« i<

175

I I ::;;;;;;;;:::;:

2
2

216
199
311

« u

.. 7
.. 8
.. 9
.. 10
.. 1

. 2
.. 1
.. 2
.. 3

. 4
.. 5
.. 6
.. 7
.. 8
.. 9

1

165

■I 11

203

11 11

1

63

It 11

135

184

2

1

1<)4

160

165

1

1

155

.1 11

183

11 11

125

11 11

154

•1 11

136

11 11

120

11 .1

156

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, vote ci\

Military Votes — Votes militaires —
Within North America

il.37

)

2,007

10
4
2

1,280

1

10
8

1,616

33
248
209

4,903

44
262
219

14

16

6,679

Totals— Totaux

2,023

1,299

2,106

5,428

14

16

6 679

Majority for l.-^n Harold over fsi.r^ /Henry Cocksbutt, 83.
Majorit* pour/''"'"' «»'»'«• o^er (sur) |g,j,,,j^py Lawrence Doran, 8«7.

Brant

6 ONTARIO

Thirteenth Geucial Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

BEANTFORD (Electoral District— District electoral) 1911— Population 26,617

Polling Di\
Arrondissements

isions.

de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
li.st

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Wedge-

wood
Bowlby

William

Foster
Cork-
shutt.

Morris-
son
Mann
Mac-
Bride.

Rejected
Rejet^s

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

Brantford. City

No.

1

_ (.\-K) 2

Votes
39
18
31
36
32
70
48
71
35
39
51
61
60
38
37
31
57
46
89
38
33
37
33
34
36
29
31
26
36
23
28
16
30
48
46
44
37
32
22
32
24
33
48
32
27
49
27
43
55
55
30
25
79
82

Votes.
161
98
112
125
102
118
120
93
103
126
105
130
98
86
110
63
102
123
114
67
57
73
70
67
75
63
68
78
74
81
80
49
67
116
115
101
72
79
64
59
85
79
89
62
99
48
27
33
66
16
66
29
21
27

Votes.
35
18
14
55
49
41
49
39
56
54
46
29
37
21
17
18
28
24
49
17
33
28
26
38
23
32
43
33
24
34
20
53
59
37
51
29
43
35
34
50
45
40
58
56
42

4
5
2
10
3
1
1

235
134
157
216
183
229
217
203
194
219
202
220
195
145
164
112
187
193
252
122
123
138
129
139
134
124
142
137
134
138
128
118
156
201
212
174
152
146
120
141
154
152
195
150
168
101

54

80
126

73
106

57
101
110

4

1

269
150

" ... ..(L-Z) 2

179

" fA-K) 3

1

267

(I^Z) 3

4

230

*i a

2

271

" 5

255

«' " 6

1

249

" 7

206

" " 8

3

5'

267

" " 9

248

<t.- "

10

11

(A-K) 12

236

<1 >c

220

i( u

164

« u

(L-Z) 12

13

14

15

16

fA-Ki 17

182

U tl

155

"

8

290
257

U It

295

« l>

160

" (I^Z) 17

1

199

" " (A-K) 18

167

" " (L-Z) 18

158

" " (.\-K) 19

1

166

" " (L-Z) 19

171

" (A-K) 20

162

" " ..(L-Z) 20

200

" " (.A-K) 21

2

160

*' " (I^Z) 21

169

" (A-K) 22

1
1

160

" (L-Z) 22

" (.\-K) 23

171
160

" " (L-Z) 23

178

" " _ _ 24

244

25

26

(A-K) 27

255

« i<

191

4< «

185

4i U

fT^Z) 27

4

175

" " (A-K) 28

140

" {L-Z) 28

9

168

" (.V-K) 29

185

" (L-Z) 29

177

■" " 30

239

" (A-K) 31

165

" " .... (T^Z) 31

i

192

Brantford, Township..

1

2

153

67

" :;:::::::;::;;::: 3

131

. 4

2
4

185

" " . 5

89

6

150

7

73

120

"- _ ■. 2

129

lui.Votecivil. 54

Totals Civil Vote— Tots

2,189

4.411

1,692

8,292

47

6

iO, 184

Brantford

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G6nerale.

BRANTFORD— (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Fjn.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates .
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Wedge-
wood
Bowlby

William
Foster
Cock-
shutt.

Morris-
son
Mann
Mac-
Bride.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas

compt^s.

No.
Military Votes — \'ote3 militaires.

Votes.
5
U
28

Votes.
15S
736
620

Votes.
9
6
19

172
753
667

Dans rAmerique du Nord /

Dans le Royaume-Uni t

Totals— Totaux

2. 233

5.925

1,726

9.884

47

6

10,184

Majority for \»ii]i»™ Foster rnrkiliutt over fsiir^ ^^"'*'' Wedgwood Bowlby, 3.692.
Majorit* pour/"""""* *"*"' tocksnutt, o%er (sur)^^^^^,^^,^ ^^^^ MacBride. 4,199.

BRUCE, NorthRidla?— Division Nord (Electoral District— District Electoral)—1911 Population 23,783

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid

Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

on
List.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Hugh
Clark.

John

Macaulay.

Rejected

RejetSs

Not
counted.

Pas

comptfe.

No.

Votes
142
90
77
71
80
120
59
40
22
26
21
56
57
35
27
41
60
29
31
19
27
109
107
145
84
109
66
134
121
S3
27
27

Votes
61
54
53
34
53
46
49
60
68
64
71
72
50
76
50
58
28
53
44
47
38
82
90
47
55
36
75
18
25
25
19
21

203
144
130
105
133
166
108
100
90
90
92
128
107
HI
77
99
88
82
75
66
65
191
197
192
139
145
141
152
146
78
46
48

319

Kincardine
Tiverton, V

" 2

206

" 3

3

1

223

" ■ . 4

116

Township 1

2

165

211

3

137

4

136

" 5

126

illaffs 1

134

139

2

178

It

3

149

■<

4

166

4(

' 5

91

1<

6

150

1

108

2

194

i(

' 3

1
1

89

"

4

75

5

86

Port Elgin,
Southamptt

Arran, Tow

Village 1

2

212

215

)n, Town 1

" . . . 2

289

177

" 3

1

170

nship 1

2

158

170

3

167

4

99

5

52

6

59

North Riding — Division Nord, Bruce

8 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.
BRl'CE, North Riding— Division Nord (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Hugh
Clark.

John
Macaulay.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Tara, Village

No.
3

Votes.

no

43
67
45
105
70
28
69
74
58
67
69

7
29
33
27
40
98
60
46
30
13
31
19
38

9
35

35

Votes.
32
31
61
16
43
53
16
30
54
67
57
57

9
35
46
14
28
80
33

5
24
17
37
12
10
13

9

7
19

142
74
128
61
148
123
44
99
128
125
124
126
16
64
79
41
68
178
93
51
54
30
68
31
48
22
44
9
54

2

179
98

172

.< «

65

It u

154

» .<

170

74

Hepworth , Village

W'iarton, Town

3'

2

106
193
179

.< «

196

11 11

2

i'

166

23

78

11 11

1

98

11 11

62

11 11

130

Eastnor, Township

237

140

56

11 11

1

82

11 11

44

Lindsay, Township '.. .

105

50

11 11

1

56

11 It

29

St. Edmunds, Township

1

51
19

•1 11

76

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, vote civil
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

61

...1

1

3,469

77
581
142

2,537

6

20
16

6,006

83
601
158

16

5

8,054

Sur le continent d'Europe

.../

4,269

2,579

6,848

16

5

8,054

Majority for ^Hiieh t lark 1 690
Majority pour, ""^^ iwrK, I,t9».

Bruce, North Riding — Division Nord.

ONTARIO 9

Thirteenth General Election' — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

1911— Population, 26,249.

BRUCE. South Siding— Division Sud

(Electoral District — District Electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Alexander
Eugene
McNab.

Reuben
Eldridge
Truax.

Rejected
Rejet6s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

No.

Votes.
53
37
45
77
42
26

8
16
20
14
51

8
30
20

8

4
10
17
36
22
48
44

8
34
73
73
%

21

22

27

26

71

52

16

22

69

91

72

48

71

48

29

44

71

42

39

36
100
123
104

59

72

42

51

73

80
116

71

24

Votes.

63

49

77

31

45

40

90

73

46

89
128
111

55

72

97

97

58

32

49

75

57

61

76

26

74

48

43

60

51

49
107

31

26

51

24
8

46

30

36

64

71

79

18

15

33

78

30

24

99
175

54

34

82

44

48

53

91
115

63

54

116
86
122
108
87
66
98
89
66
103
179
119
85
92
105
101
68
49
85
97
105
105
84
60
147
121
139
132
72
• 71
134
57
97
103
40
30
115
121
108
112
142
127
47
59
104
120
69
60
199
298
158
93
154
86
99
126
171
231
134
78

156

107

.1 .(

145

147

« ((

1

133

n «

81

II <i

116

II II

1

106

11 II

70

1

118

212

II II

1

129

II II

94

II II

101

•1 II

125

II II

i

1
5

II II

79

115

II II

108

II II

11 II

130

II II

103

II tt

74

1

135

II 11

162

II .1

153

92

82

II 11

156

II II

71

i< 11

116

II II

136

11 11

57

II 11

30

151

159

II II

130

II 11

160

II II

176

II II

157

2

74

II II

139

II II

150

11 11

87

11 II

73

3

286

351

2

1

Paisley "

211

105

4

1

1

Walkerton, Town

236

1

326

" "

195

II 11

2

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, vote civil

60

2,824

3,605

6,429

12

17

8,009

South Riding — Division Sud, Bruce

10 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi6me Election G6n6rale.
BBl'CE, South Btdine— Division Sud (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Coti.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Alexander
Eugene
McNab.

Reuben

Eld ridge

Truax.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North .\mcrica \

Dans r.\m^rique du Nord /

Votes.
60
419
153

Votes.
3

8
12

63
427
165

Dans Ic Royaume-Uni j

3.456

3.628

7.084

12

17

8.009

Maj"ul pour}**""^" ^"""•se Tru«, 172.

CABLETON (Electoral District-

-District electoral).

1911— Population. 24,417

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

George
Boyce.

Frederick

Henry
Honeywell.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas

compt6s.

Nepean, Township

.No.
.. 1
.. 2

Votes.
67
21
90
56
31
36
51
83
57
112
73
33
44
110
135
133
127
75
94
88
215
11
8
96
45
73
24
46
74
70
74
120
54

Votes.
37
12
18
38
59
64
35
20
30

13
S
13
39

28
51
21
21
53
5
19
41

%
24

3
17
27
28
14
17

4
12

104
33

108
94
90

100
86

103
87

166
86
38
57

149

163

184

148
96

147
93

234
52
72

105
69
76
41
73

102
84

.91

124
66

124

1

37

" " 3

140

" " 4

115

"" " . . . 5

108

•' " B

17

138

.. 7a
.. 7

142

i< »

1

1
6
1

280

u «

8

159

" ::::::;::;::::::::::: «

250

.. 10
.. 11a
.. lib
.. 12
.. 13
.. 14
.. 15
.. 16
.. 17
1

95

I ;; ::::::::::::::::::

1

1
1

3

50
55
199
224
280

2'

3

6

i

187
111
195
111

" 2

2

283

" " 3

75

" " 4

2

83

Marlborough, Township

.. 1
9

130

135

3

1

92

'• " 4

60

81

" " 9.

116

•5

120

11 <>

110

" :::::::::::::::: 5

1

147

" ..:.: . fi

86

Carleton

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

CAKLETON (Electoral District— District 61ectoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

\'otes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

George
Boyce.

Frederick

Henry
Honeywell.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.
1
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
1

I

32
33
34
35
36
37
9
10
11
12a
12b
13a
13b

Votes.
83

158
78
73
72
56
93

103
96

105
40
77
55
72
92

137
126
85
114
118
65
49
31
62
73
67
15
18

Votes.
24
9
27
15
7
3
35
30
49
13
21
36
57
17
39

109
104
83
69
62
164
120
152
114
64
90
148
70

107
167
105
88
79
59
128
133
145
118
61
113
112
89
131

246
230
168

183
180
229
169
183
176
137
157
163
88

134

North Gower, Township

6

i'

230
126
100

90

» «

64

140

190

« X

166

tl u

127

1> II

66

140

2

138

Torbolton "

107

163

(City of Ottawa)—
Dalhousie Ward

2

275
247

„ „

3

188
212

1

7
8

203
268
179

196

II II

190

u ".

1

146
174

" :::::::::::::::::::

3

1

183
117

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, vote civil
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

61

4,639

90
152
409

2.626

6
5
32

7,265

96
157
441

32

54

9,077

Dans I'Amerique du Nord

Totals — Totaux

5,290

2,669

7,959

32

54

9 077

Majority for
Majority pour,

George Boyce, 2,821.

Carleton

12 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

DVFFERIN (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 17, 740

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn4s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Best.

Thomas
Charlo
Drj'den.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Amaranth, Township

No.

1

3
4
5
6

7

1

.3
4
5

1

3
1

2
3
4

5
6

7
8

1

3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
. 6
7
1
2
3
4
1
2
1

Votes.
49
117
62
58
69
48
41
39
30
48
82
84
57
76
101
93
35
59
85
72
88
36
38
172
52
121
75
92
113
75
• 80
60
88
80
103
71
109
119
122
145
103
114
131

Votes.

13

23

15

20

30

9

8

21

10

5

7

17

17

30

20

42

19

20

45

38

39

51

10

2

2

12

5

16

45

3

1

5

4

9

13

21

16

18

19

22

14

26

37

62 ■
140
77
78
99
57
49
60
40
53
89
101
74
106
121
135
54
79
130
110
127
87
48
174
54
133
80
, 108
158
78
81
65
92
89
116
92
125
137
141
167
117
140
168

81

183

t< it

106

.. ..

101

«( •>

157

" " 1

78

« i(

65

Garafraxa, East

82

69

U <l

72

it tl

117

« .<

144

94

4'

1

147

»

Melancthon, Township

191

73

i< ,t

108

154

11 .<

2

139

<C .1

146

106

.< .>

61

222

69

« >t

170

.1

112

i< .1

168

ti tt

186

93

120

.< ,1

82

>( X

112

.1 «

133

t< «

159

.< u

126

Orangeville, Town, West Ward

176

220

" " North Ward

239

" South Ward

258

Shelbume, Village, South Ward

154

North Ward

1

198
227

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, votecivil

Military Votes^ Votes militaires —

43

1

3,492

26
179
100

799

0

1
6

4,291

26
180
106

7

1

5,846

Dans le Rovaume-Uni (

Totals— Totaux

3,797

806

4,603

7

1

5 846

Majority for lj„.,_ «..^ ~ „,
Majorit* pour/'*"'"' "***' ^'^^•

Dufferin

- ONTARIO 13

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

19 U— Population. 25,973.

DUXDAS.

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
poUed.

Votes
vaUdes
donnfes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeura

sur
la liste-

Orren

"D."

Casselman.

Alexander

"W."
Maclntyre.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Xot
counted.

Pas

comptfe.

No.

Votes.
79
43
67

105
80
37

114
59
44
42
57
47
46
49
13
32
34
26
44
60
U
47
74

Votes.
79
84
68
56
41
42
54
49
43
33
36
89
66
94
64
31
71
74
68
104
43
63
22
4
39
92
37
75
4S
38
26
9
7
46
29
25
25
54
67
71

158
127
135
161
121
79
168
108
87
75
93
136
112
143
77
63
105
100
112
164
87
109
96
39
68
154
156
140
107
134
86
59
73
100
97
78
109
92
236
I.'IS

217

2

179

3

2

1

" " 4

" " 5

" " 6

107

7

....; 8

2

3

125

" " ^

1

184
176

" " 5

6

7

" " 8

1

91
149

2

115

3

4

192

" " 5

" " 6

117

7

123

" 8

35
29
62
119
65
62
96
60

44

" 9

Matilda " 1

" 2

1

194

3

4

2

137

" " 5

" " 6

1

94
75
92

" '■ 7

50
66
54
68
53
84
34
169
62
47
125
111
77
121
119
28
93
130
53
76
70
84
65
94
76
59

8

Winchester " 1

" 2

3

117
105

3

" " 4

1

:. .

134

5

" " 6

7

150

" " 8

17 1 64
49 174
33 ! !•«

1

80
215

" 2

" " 3

24
32
37
15
36
36
77
71
52
61
48
51
21
49

101
153
156

43
129
166
130
147
122
145
113
145

97
108

1

132

4

5

194'

6

Winchester, Village 1

2

2

168-

1

- 170

2

3

-' •

169

Chesterville " 1

1

174
144

2

1

189
I'o

" 2

Finch " 1

Totals. Civil Votes — Totaui, vote civil. 57

3,S39

2.775

6,614

15

5

8,484

Dundas

14 OXTARIO

Thirtrenth General Election — Treiziemo Election G^n^'-ralr

DUNDAS (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Com.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arruntiissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
laliste.

Orren

"D."

Casselman.

Alexander

•■n."

Maclntyre.

Rejected
Rejetfs.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

No.
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Votes.
4S
170
179

Votes.
6
12
13

54
182
192

Dans r.\m^rique du Nord I

Within United Kingdom 1

On the Continent of Europe 1

Sur le continent d'Europe /

4,236

2,806

7,042

15

5

8,484

"^j»|:i|> I"'.,) Orren "D." Casselman, l,43t.
Majorite pourj '

DIIRHAM (Electoral District— District electoral)

1911— Population 26,41 1

Polling Divisions.
.\rrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

on

List.

Electeurs
sur

la liste.

Georg?
William
Jones.

Hon.
Newton
Wesley
Rowel 1.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comtfs.

Manvcrs, Township

No.
1

3
4
5
6

7

1

1

1

1
2
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
6

Votes.

0
13
6
5
9
9
10
20
11
13
19
23
11
16
44
32
29
25
35
30
45
3

18
15
26
21
40
83
63
35
21
41

^■otes.
65
91
97
72
157
107
126
74
80
91
114
128
197
129
88
187
150
68
108
90
148
138
96
102
126
142
95
73
84
36
72
103

67

91
110

78
162
116
135

84
100
102
127
147
220
140
104
231
182

97
133
125
178
183

99
120
141
168
116
113
167

99
107
124
118

2

100
114

170

.( ., "■

112

,« ki

227

X .1 ■■■

165

*( u '"

174

Newcastle, Village

101

140

Bowmanville, Town, West...

173

1

151

" '* V rfh

299

„ .1 '".,''

341

237

170

PoH Hope, Town, North

310

252

" East

" West.. (AtoL)

" West (MtoZ)

" East

" West

138

167

163

1

259
249

Cavan, Township

139

166

179

222

149

Hc.pr. ■■

174

223

130

168

178

156

Durham

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

DURHAM (Electoral District— District Sectoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled .

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Eleeteurs

sur
la liste.

George
William
Jones.

Hon.

Newton
Wesley
Rowell.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted .

Pas
compt^s.

No.

1

3
4
5
6

7

1
2

1

3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
4

Votes.
.59
27
30
18
27
45
77
6
5
74
26
36
21
15
34
8
37
33
6
4
10
I

Votes.
71
108
61
109
105
74
77
108
106
3D
35
40
75
101
40
24
50
119
164
87
76
97

130
135
91
127
132
119
154
114
111
113
61
76
96
116
74
32
87
152
170
91
86
98

195

174

139

155

,t .<

179

.<

189

9

124

128

Clarke, Township

1

125
86

« u

106

« i<

129

(( «

158

« .<

104

U It

72

l< <>

112

180

209

112

114

125

Totals, Civil vote — Totaux.vote civil
Military votes — Votes militaires —

55

'■'■'>

1,372

11
5

16

5,277

82
249
315

6,649

93
254
331

11

3

9,215

Dans TAmerique du Nord

Dans le Royaume-Uni J

1,404

5,923

7,327

11

3

MajoritI liour]^"'"'"^*''''* Newton Wesley RoweU, 4,519.

Durha m

16

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election-

ELGIN, East Riding— Dhlslon Est

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

-Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

1911— Population 17,597.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
A'otes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

on
List.

Electeura

sur
la liste.

William
Granville
Charlton.

David
Marshall.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfes.

Varniouth, Township .,

No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
1
1
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1

Votes.

10.5
16
95
72
62
46
33
89
44
37
60
92
92

126
96
84
55
75
81

101
51

112
96
63

133
65
47
65
55
41
28
37

Votes.
66
61
55
66
57
98
65
91

122
22
23

101
85
95

103
84

120
65
73
53
76

120

120
88

109
45
32
58
79
71
38
28

171
77
150
138
119
144
98
180
166
59
83
193
177
221
199
168
175
140
154
154
127
232
216
151
242
110
79
123
134
112
66
65

3

223

88

II 11

194

« It

185

<i <i

156

ti it

208

« X

129

« II

233

l< l(

236

II 11

82

II tt

1

107

Port Stanley

278

Malahide, Township

227

269

It 11

261

tt tt

1
2

i'

205

II II

221

183

188

II 11

185

Springfield

159

291

1

i'

i'

1
3'

289

11

174

344

157

11 11

105

11 11

158

(f 11

183

« 11

1

139

II II

83

90

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, vote civil
Militarj' Votes — Votes militaires —

32

1

2,254

11
6
12

2,369

28
72
122

4,623

39
78
134

10

6

6,030

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord ]

}

Totals — Totaux

2,283

2,591

4,874

10

6

6,030

Majority for 1 navid Marshall 108
Majorlte pour/"*"" Marsnau, J08.

Elgin, East Riding — Division Est.

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

17

ELGIN, West Riding— DiTlsion Quest

{Electoral District — District electoral).

1911— Population, 26.715.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
V^tes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

on
List.

Eleeteurs

sur
la liste.

Honourable

Thomas

Wilson

Crothers.

William
Tolmie.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

S;. Thomas, City

No.
. 1

2.\
. 2L
. 3.\
. 3L
. 4A
. 4L
. 5A
. 5L

.. 6A
. 6L
. 7
. 8
. 9A

.. 9L
.lOA
.lOL
.llA
.IIL
. 12
.13A
.13L
.14A
.. 14L
. 15
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 1
. 1
. 2
. 1
. 2

Votes.
129
1.54
138
97
122
121
118
132
133
91
105
127
153
88
78
112
116
83
84
147
180
158
131
129
64
51
38
33
46
43
40
48
22
84
&4
22
23
22
16
44
39
55
21
29
46
34
129
77
48
87
29
31
60
42

Votes.
56
42
45
34
44
50
65
41
47
48
65
6S
83
31
40
63
85
59
70
78
87
95
66
73
40

108
73
70
86
79
31
36
50
73
63
57
55

116
72
72
48
80
48
■ 103
86
37
50
61
94

133
68
61
52
41

185
196
183
131
166
171
183
173
180
139
170
195
236
119
118
175
201
142
154
225
267
253
197
202
104
159
HI
103
132
122

71

84

72
157
117

79

78
138

88
116

87
135

69
132
132 '

71
179
138
142
220

97

92
.112

83

235

1

}

H i(

469

tl It

1

" "

3

}

" "

i'

2|

« i<

I I ::::::;::::::;::::::

28
2

:::;:::}

423
250

ti a

3
3

:;::;::}

316

tc «

« ((

« (t

i

;; I ::::::;::::::;:;:;::

1
3
1

J

406
296

" '.WW.'.'.'.]'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.

1

1
2

1

::::;::)
:::::::}

678

545
128

198

164

u t<

121

1< «

165

1< «

139

tt tt

93

<( 1<

103

IC 11

82

187

154

«* «

115

.1 li

95

u «

160

■1 1<

1
2

109

" "

149
96

1

183

80

.< n

151

it tt

154

tt tt

85

■> tt

221

tt tt

2

1

179

tt tt

166

269

107

101

141

113

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, vote civil. 54

4,303

3,478

7,781

54

6

10,020

West Riding — Division Quest, Elgin

18 OX T A RIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.
ELGIN, West RIdlog— Division Quest (Electoral District— District Sectoral)— Con.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissetnents de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats .

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Honourable

Thomas

Wilson

Grothers.

William
Tolmie.

Rejected
Rejetfc.

Not
counted.

pL

compt^s.

No.
Militao' ^'otes — Votes militaires —

Votes.
104
339
427

Votes.
12
11
25

116
350
452

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord /

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaux

5,173 1 3,526

8.699

54

6

10 020

Majority for
Majority I>our]

Honourable Thomas Wilson Crothers, 1,S47.

ESSEX, North Riding— Division Nord

(Electoral District — District electoral).

1911— Population, 38.006.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfo.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

William
Costello
Kennedy.

Ernest
"S."
Wigle.

Rejected
Rejetfs.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

No.
St. Clair Beach 1

Votes.

15

84

76

42

48

34

40

100

46

93

149

83

80

221

129

76

50

66

46

50

45

120

95

74

174

64

106

162

142

93

A'otes.

5
30
29
32
66
80
21
14
54
46

5
13
10

5

8
40
46
37
23
31
13

7
38
20

7

20
114
105

74
114
114

61
114
100
139
154

96

90
226
137
116

96
103

69

81-

58
127
133

94
181

64
172
219
241
140

55

144

2

140

3

" " 4

i'

3
2

109
165

" " 5

162

.6

74

1

131

120

3

1
2
12

1

157

" " 4

178

Sandwich, Township. East 1

" 2

277
126

•' " 3

i'

1
4
1

239

" 5

234

" " 7

147

123

" " " 2

134

" 3

1

86

" " " . 4

92

" " West 1

80

" 2

1

145

" 3

171

" 4

134

" " " ... 5

3

226

" 6

68

" " . . 7

66
57
99

47

189

Sandwich, Town 1

.... 2

2'

3

3

328
305

■' 3

209

Essex, North Riding — Division Nord.

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizierae Election Generalc.
ESSEX, North Biding— Division Nord (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisseraents de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

William
Costello
Kennedy.

Wigle.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.

Walken-ille Town (A-K) 1

■• (I^Z) 1

•• (A-K) 2

•• (L-Z) 2

" (A-K) 4

" (I^Z) 4

Ojibway, 1

Belle River 1

Windsor, City, Ward 1 I

" 1 2

Ford City 1

'< 2

" 3

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, vote civil. 72

Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America \

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaux

Votes.
63

12
134

86
109
143
112
126

91
126

134
105
96

115
115
117
93
132
166
184
147
161
117
131
127
147
149
210
101
108

7,071

55

17

/ 21

7,164

Votes.
152
119
123
102
152
125
129
6
10
100
108
157
176
94
111
154
62
135
1^3
108
123
134
142
212
99
99
79
91
104
145

129
109
58

310
450
579

215
187
156
139

18
144
186
217
300
288
220
202
280
113
269
238
204
222
248
214
311
185
214
194
208
197
277
279
272
233
253
246
240
185
204
289
230
115
148

365
467
600

Mtjorill Xr} "™»'" ^»***"» Kennedy, 446.

351
376
270
255
305
307
275
24
154
222
277
356
338
298
247
335
167
338
334
277
382
311
249
381
233
347
260
295
336
362
345
322
299
310
358
283
215
326
311
262
199
260

North'^Riding — Division Nord — Essex

20 OXATRIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

ESSEX, South Riding— Division Sud

(Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population. 29,541.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Arrondissements de scrutin.

Robert
Atkin.

John
Wesley
Brion.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
:»unted.

Pas

comptfe.

No.

Votes.

56
129

62

64

49
129
lOO

44

73

56

88

63

96

94

75

65

89
115

54

64

72

55

69

86

10
9

26

24
7

46

70

53

43

16

63

55

40 _

43

91

37

87

32

24

38

21

40

22

97

23

40

50

73

54

72

30

62

68

37

Votes.
80
34
115
41
19

9
15
70
28
32
64
73
69
70
127
41
12

4

6
22
11

7
21
97
29
11
37
19
30
58
102
69
29
42
96
73
40
36
' 80
38
114
24
48
24
51
58
80
77
31
51
122
90
61
90
48
60
97

63

136
163

177
105
68
138
115
114 .

176

And

Mai
Col

TUl

Till
Till

Gof

Pel
Wh
Afe

" ;■ 2

204

3

3
4

2
1

239

erdon 1

2

142
77

3

3

6

158

126

den 1

125

2

101

88

152

136

165

164

202

106

101

119

60

86

83

62

90

183

39

20

63

43

37

104

172

122

72

58

159

128

80

79

171

75

201

56

72

62

72

98

102

174

54

91

172

163

115

162

78

122

165

100

1

i'

i

113

101

ihester. South 1

187
171

ti (( 3

207

(< « 4

2

208

North 1

244

1

5'

1

1

147

" " 3

122

)urj-, North 1

156
60

■ " 3

100

t it 4

108

' " 5

77

)urj' \'iUage 1

)ury, West 1

140

2

2

188
49

11 3

22

1

89

t it e

55

field. North ;.. 1

55

1

134

216

( a 4

163

1

87

79

2

2

209

f It 3

141

'......'.

1
2
1

111

" " 5

110

228

90

257

t ' 2

71

81

t 4

79

1

90

( 6

lit

< 7

126

' 8

233

( g

65

Lea
Kii

mington 1

125

2

1

i

226

" 3

192

" 4

139

u e

209

" 6

97

171

" .... 2

213

3

153

Essex, South Riding— Division Sud.

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

ESSEX, Soutb Rldiug— Division Sud (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas ,

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Robert
Atkin.

John
Wesley
Brien.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
oomptfes.

No.

Essex, town 1

2

Votes.
32
37
31

Votes.
96
79
111

128
116
142

1

160
168

" " . . 3

193

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux,vote civil. 61
Military Votes— Votes militaires —

3,450
H

10

3,331

3S
122
154

6,781

52
124
164

29

24

8,573

Within United Kingdom \

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

Sur le continent d'Europe /

3,476

3,645

7,121

29

24

8,573

Majority for \
Majority pour/

John Wesley Brien, 169.

FOKT WILLIAM AND RAINY RFVER

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 33,626.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Albert
Hugh
Dennis.

Robert
James
Manion.

Valid
Votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetes

Not
counted

compt^s.

Electeurs

sur

la liste-

No.

Residents along shore of S.E. part of
Lake of the Woods & northern part

of Township of Spohn. 1

That portion Township of Spohn west
of Lots 10 in 4th and 5th Con. of
•Twp. including that portion Sable
Island. S. of concession line bet^
ween Con. 5 and 6, extending west-
erly : 2

Pratt, Township 3

Twps. of McCrosson, Tovell, Dewart
and northerly portion of Suther-
land 4

Morson Township and vicinity of Big

Grassy River 5

Sifton Township and southern part of

Sutherland 6

Nelles. Township 7

Richardson and Potts Twps 8

Kingsford, Township 9

Dance. Township 10

Miscampbell , Township 11

Unorganized territory in the vicinity
of Fort Frances and Rainy Lake,
including Kettle Falls 12

Votes .

6

12

6

7

5

34

11

17

3

6

11

25

11

13

27

33

3

7

14

16

9 19 28 34

Fort William and Rainy River

22

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

FORT WILLIAM AND RAIXY RIVKR (Electoral District— District 61eetoral)—ron.—F;i

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements dc scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Albert
Hugh
Dennis

Robert
■lames
Manion.

Valid
Votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejpt^s

Not
counted

Pas
comptfe.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

»ur

la liste-

No
Indian Reserve 18 "B" lying northeast,
of Township of Mclrvine and Rocky
Inlet on the east, including islands
in Rainy Lake adjacent thereto . 13

Lockharts' Saw Mill. Gash Point U

Bear's Pass, 15

Mine Centre 16

Planders' Station (A-L) 17

(M-Z) 18

Banning 19

Atikokan 20

Kawene 21

Residents in vicinity of Keego, Huro-

nian and Wendigo 22

Tip Top Mine 23a

Kashabowie and Kabaigon 23

Annex. Mabella, Rossmere and She-

bandowan 24

J. A. Stewart's Camp. Shebandowan

Lake 24a

Shabaqua 25

North Lake 26

Strange, Fraleigh and vicinity 27

Lybster, Township 28

3rd,4th.5th and 6th concessions, Gillies

Township 29

Marks, Township 30

Concessions 1 and 2 Township of
Gillies, Lots 15 to 24 in concessions

1, 2. 3 and 4 .31

Pearson, Township, west half Township
of Scoble and Lots 1 to 14 incl. in
concessions 1. 2, 3, 4 and 5, Pearson

East Township 32

East half Township of Scohlc 33

Vicinity of Fort William Mission 34

Mission Bay or Squaw Bay 35

Cloud Bay, Pine River, Pigeon River,
Jarvis River, Crooks and Pardee,
Twps., Whalen's Quarry, Spar Is-
land, Dog Island and Victoria

Island 36

Blake, Township 37

Neebing, Township 38

Paipoonge, Township 39a

39b

39o

O'Connor, Township 40

Oliver, Township 41a

41b

Kakabeka Falls 42

Conmee, Township 43

Fort Frances, Town, north of 1 44

centre of Scott street from eastern]
limits to western limits of said)

Town i44a

Fort Frances, Town, south of centre of
Scott Street, from eastern bound-
ary to western limits of said Town. 45
School Sections 1 , 2 and 4 of Alberton 46

School Section No. 3 of Alberton 47

Mclrvine 4S

4

9

10

13

2

7

27

36

10

27

8

38

4

8

12

25

6

6

IS

29

16

19

31

42

19

33

174
34

Fort William and Rainy River

0\TARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G<5n6rale.

FORT WILLIAM AND R.UXY RIVER— (Electoral District— Diatrict felectoral)— Con— Sui'<^

23

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

.'ilbert
Hugh
Dennis.

Robert
James
Manion.

\"3lid
Votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetes

Not
counted.

Voters
on
list.

No,
Wood vat. Township, in Municipality of

LaVallee 49

West Devlin. Township, in Municipa-
lity of LaVallee 50

East Devlin. Township, in Municipa-
lity of La\'allee 51

Buriss, Township, in Municipality of

LaVallee 52

Lash, Township, and part of Carpenter,

Municipality of Emo 53

Aylesworth, Township 54

Enio, comprising all of Carpenter Twp.,
except that portion grouped with

the Township of Lash 55

Chappie, 1 TS"

2 57

3 58

4 59

5 60

6 61

7 62

Morley, Township, in Morley Mun 63

PattuUo, Township, in Morley Mun.. . . 64

Dilke 65

Blue 66

Worthington 67

Rainy River, Town C\.-L.) 68

(M.-Z.) 69

Atwood 70

Fort William Citv, Ward One (1) 71

(2) 72

(3) 73

(4) 74

(5) 75

(6) 76

(7).A.-L 77
(7)M.-Z. 77

(8) 78

Ward Two (1) 79

(2) 80

(3) 81

(4) A.-L 82
(4)M.-Z. 82

" " .. (5) S3

(6)A.-L. 84
(6)M.-Z. 84
(7) A.-L. 85
(7)M.-Z. 85

(8) 86

Ward Three (1) 87

(2)A.-L. 88
(2)M.-Z. 88

(3) 89

(4) 90

Ward Four (1) 91

(2) 92

(3) 93

(4) 94

(5) 95

(6) 96

(7) 97

(8) 98

Totals Civil Vote— Totaux, vote civil. 109

159

119

45

24

20

2

41

170

225

162

175

93

140

155

183

132

121

235

142

136

145

166

122

170

130

104

127

IS

96

68

229

206

100

7

12

4.39S I 6,875 1 28 29 | 8.801

Fort William and Rainy River

24 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

FORT WlLLIASl AND RAINY RIVER— (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Albert
Hugh
Dennis.

Robert
James
Manion.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

P^s
compt^s.

No.

Votes.

Votes.

141
642

845

8
,12
63

133
630

782

Within United Kingdom \

2,560

5,943

8,503

28

29

8,801

Majority for 1
Majority pour /

Robert James Manion, 3,383.

FRONTENAC (Electoral District— District Electoral).

1911— Ppoulation, 21,944.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donncs.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John

Wesley

Edwards.

James
Halliday.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
Counted

Pas
comptfe.

No.
. 1

'. 1
. 2
.. 3
.. 1
.. 2
.. 3
.. 4
.. 1
.. 1
.. 1
.. 2
.. 3
.. 1
9

Votes.

30
28
27
59
9
37
26
24
8
209
171
113
58
43
92
78
6
39
76
38
28
6
45
130
69
46
115
23

Votes.
18
10
40
23

4

35
15

5
16
19
43
14
11
15
16
55
25

7
80
10

8
52
23
11
12
14
42
42

48
38
■ 67
82
13
72
41
29
24
228
214
127
69
58
108
133
31
46
156
48
36
58
68
141

71

47

95

99

tl a

18

89

58

li «<

34

44

Olden

308

332

135

1

102

11

67

1

153

189

3

1

i

2

44

.. 4

.. 1

.. 2

3

61

Bedford

196
73

((

4

4'

49

" 4

86

.. 2

105

1

204

3

81 1 1

120

" 4

60
157
65

76

5

1

9

209

6

90

Frontenac

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

FROXTEXAC — (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Wesley
Edwards.

James
Halliday.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

Loughboro,

No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
1
1

Votes.
126
37
26
90
29
7
85
154
73
54
41
11
8
38
88
117
89
9
138
61
66
54
72
19
51
41
4
23
7
1

Votes.
65
14
17
29

3
26
30
28
19
17
60
14

7
26
44
48
59

8
44
35
38
36
47
54
81
29
24
14
55

1

191
51
43

119
32
33

115

182
92
71

101
25
15
64

132

165

148
17

182
96

104
90

119
73

132
70
28
37
62
2

272

79

4(

61

160

.<

52

t4

47

Kingston, Township

203

289

«

92

93

i<

158

1

31

.«

26

1

85

Storrington

169

241

u

1

233

30

Pittsburgh

2

268
216

159

.1

109

2

161

98

187

i<

1

86

37

<i

53

94

3

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil

58

1

3,252

74
121
194

1,637

6
2
13

4,889

80
123
207

12

12

6,946

::;(

Sur le continent d'Europe

.../

Totals — Totaux

3,641

1,658

5,239

12

22

6 946

Majority for
Majority pour

John Wesley Edwards, 1,983.

GLENG.4RRY AXD STORMONT

(Electoral District— District electoral).

1911— Population, 38,226.

John McMartin. — Acclamation.

Frontenac
Glengarry and Stormont

26 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizidmc Election G^n^rale.

GRENVILLE (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 17,545.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements do scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Pember | Honourable
Alton John

Mackintosh. Dowsley
Reid.

Valid
votes
polled.

^'ote3
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfe

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s.

Voters
on
list.

No

0.tford. Township 1

'.'...'.. 3

4

5

6

7

South Gower, Township 1

2

Edwardsburg, " 1

2

3

" " 4

" " 5

II II 6

[['.[['.[['.'.'.'.'.'.'. 8

9

Cardinal, Village (A. I.) 1

(J.Z.) 2

tt olford. Township 1

2

3

4

Merrickville, Village 1

2

Kcmptville, Village 1

2

Prescott, Town 1

2

3

Augusta. Township 1

2

3

4

5

" 6

'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 8

9

10

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, vote civil

Militarj- Votes — V'otes militaires —

Within North .\merica

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals— Totaux

92
62
139
94
70
101
103
94
96
124
100

81
105

67

53
153
160

81

100
112
150
118
277
197
242
91
80
78
74
90
92
87
70
106

42
172
105

109
79
187
150
100
130
147
116
129
134
129
120
185
115
102
125
78
66
210
212
105
89
181
100
147
168
180
140
373
272
350
109
119
109
96
110
100
114
103
126
50

MaJoJitl JjTur! Honourable John Dowsley Reid, 1.277.

Grenville

OXTARIO 27

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

GREY, North Biding— Division IVord

(Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 33,957

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Arthur

Leslie

Danard.

William

Sora

Middlebro.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfis.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfo.

Not
counted

Pas
comptes

Voters
on
list.

Colli

ngwood. Tow

nship 1

<

I

1

(

<

'

10

' 11

<

' ... 12

Derby,

«

.< <

Euphrasia-

'

<

<

' 7

t

1 o

<

1 1

It

•t

II

! 1& 2

«

<■ I

«

II

«

"

Sydenham,

"

"

Meaf

ord. Town . .

'.'..... ^ 10

2!

5

6

21
34
25
40
62
85
57
57
82
157
33
18
112
119

91
118

119
100

129
57
58
62

57
82
120
63
81
45
55

North Riding — Division Nord, Grey

28 ONTARIO

Thirteenth Ceneral Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.
GREY, North Riding— Division Nord— (Electoral District— District electoral)— Co«.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisscments de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfs.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Eleeteura

sur
la liste.

Arthur
Leslie
Danard.

William

Sora

Middlebro.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

Shallow Lake, Village

Xo.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
1

3

Votes.
18
43
40
82
34
02
39
73
59
71
50
63
81
47
19
42
42
54
65
59
41
38
34
47
55
45
64
40
59
51
44
27
6
IS
21

Votes.
72
52
64
83
81
58
29
54
56
80
60
33
78
60
32
78
91
89
80
50
35
31
63
56
53
53
66
42
48
111
58
62

75
70

90
95
104
165
115
120
68
127
115
151

no

96
159
107
51
120
133
143
145
109
76
69
97
103
108
98
130
82
107
162
102
89
28
93
91

143

Owen Sound, Town

3

111
133

•(

175

"

132

u

2
1

i'

i

143

<>

76

H

147

«

137

«

185

"

121

<«

107

«

184

«

139

«

59

■•

147

"

157

"

1

172
158

-if

129

"

88

"

81

«

115

I ' :::::::::::::;;:;::

1

1
1

135
116
114

It

145

i<

2

97

"

127

u

197

«

130

92

38

1

132

122

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil
Military Votes— Votes militaires —

. 97

...1
f

3,502

14
4
1

4,836

86
437
456

8,338

100
441
457

19

15

11,397

\A ithin I nited Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

...i

3,521

5,815

9,336

19

15

11,397

Majority for 1
Majority pourj

WilUam Sora AUddlebro, 2,294.

Grey, North Riding — Division Nord.

ONTARIO 29

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

1911— Population, 31.934.

GREY, Southeast Biding— Division Sud-est.

(Electoral District — District Electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

on
List.

Electeurs.

sur

la liste.

Robert
James
Ball.

William
Henry
Wright.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfes.

No.

Votes.
56
57
62
63
46
36

104
60
28
37
61
96
37
67
40
22
61

152
68

108

163
87
42
88
42
69
50

114

112
24
53
30
42
26
44
61
38
31
83

127
55
89
61

168
13
17
15
14
25
71
17
67
51
88

122
56
45

.35
55
39

Votes.
12
18
17
31
76
23
41
3
28
26
10
24
49
52
69
47
39
44
42
35
34
24
67
75
66
34
47
16
25
65
49
49
54
115
105
164
148
37
34
18
61
37
22
48
81
107
214
86
68
22
44
19
8
37
27
13
32
19
37
4

68

75

79

94
122

59
145

63

56

63

71
120

86
119-
109

69
100
196
110
143
197
111
109
163
108
103

97
130
137

89
102

79 '

96
141
149
225
186

68
117
145
116
126

83
216

94
124
229
100

93

93

61

86

59
125
149

69

77

54

92

43

100

95

U li

1

87

.< l<

139

It it

157

« <1

92

« t(

195

II «

85

63

1
1

84

tl u

109

,1 a

165

« tt

96

It tt

141

It t,

130

tt It

71

113

Dundalk, "

225

Durham, Town

1
2

140
161

« ,.

230

136

137

11 ..

206

It tl

135

« «

1
1

124

It It

122

149

169

107

M tf

118

<> tt

104

« «

127

188

1

176

U ((

255

11 11

1

226

88

2

177

208

11 11

1
3

180

181

11 11

130

266

119

Normanby, Township

1

172
263

1

109

11 .1

115

11 11

119

" 6

73

7

101

67

2

145

.. 3
.. 4
.. 5
.. 6

229

11 11

127

11 11

90

<i 11

97

" " ,. 7

110

8

48

Southeast Riding — Division Sud-est, Grey

30 OXTARIO

Thirtooiith General Election — Trcizieme Election G^n^rale.
GBEY, Southeast Riding- Division Sud-est— {Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidal s

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Robert
James
Ball.

William
Henrv
Wright.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

. Pas
comptfe.

No.
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5

Votes.
58
52
76
35
63
18
28
39
84
34
60
38
91

Votes.
34
73
63
39
16
51
41
5
45
78
57
106
80

92
125
139
74
79
69
69
44
129
112
117
144
171

110

1

152

,1

167

.. .<

95

« .1

1

100

t< ti

96

.1 .1

84

II .1

44

149

119

K .1

167

.1 .1

2

204

II II

267

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux. vote civi
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

. 73

4,366

35
190
254

3,586

3
6
14

7,952

38
196
268

21

1

10, 125

On the Continent of Europe

\

Sur le continent d'Europe

..../

Totals— Tot.iux

4,845

3,609

8,454

21

1

10, 125

Ma]SJi{|pour/R»«"tJ»>n-BaU. 1,236.

HALDIMAND (Electoral District— District Electoral)

1911— Population, 21,562.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs.

sur
la liste.

Francis
Ramsey
Lalor.

John
James
Parsons.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted .

Pas
comptfs

No.
1

Votes.
60
54
75
139
102
99
83
86
34
34
33
60
22

Votes.

105
32

111
31
19
67
44
42
61
29
43
17
29

165
86
186
170
121
166
127
128
95
63
76
77
51

1

208

.. 1
.. 1

108

2

268

207

" 2

175

1

226

164

176

.. 1

126

,

74

" " 3

1

103

" 4

98

" 5

59

Haldimand

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

HALDIMAXD— Con.— F,n.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins .

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Francis
Ramsey
Lalor.

John
James
Parsons.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Walpole, Township

No.

2a
3a

4a

2

Votes.

65

33

59

53

31

66

100

6

47

97

25

57

42

47

5

75

39

94

46

19

21

76

36

28

124

108

100

89

137

118

92

67

11

7

19

54

62

105

67

Votes.
48
100
63
89
34
61
40
87
28
35
37
48
35
42
33
46
45
31
97
167
108
40
40
32
13
13
14
13
10
21
22
21
87
50
29
42
52
22
36

113
133
122
142
65
127
140
93
75
132
62
105
77
89
38
121
84
125
143
186
129
116
76
60
137
121
114
102
147
139
114
88
98
57
48
96
114
127
103

146

3

1
1
2
3
2

i'

162

u tt

173

<• >■

76

a >f

177

1< «

193

.< I<

111

105

181

<■ u

76

H l(

1

3

138

« «

99

1

1

109 '

49

«< u

■ 1

151

« <I

109

« «

179

165

211

u «

3

168

145

107

.1 u

92

Dunnville

1

1

i

174
182

170

"

168

"

236

"

218

"

154

•*

1
1

3

North Cayuga, Township

107
69

• < « u

57

H It ,t

1

•• .< «

134

Dunn

176

135

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, vote civil

Militarj' Votes— Votes militaires —
Within North America

52

3,208

40
194
254

2,461

4
6
9

5,669

44
200
263

26

11

7,498

Dans I'Amerique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

On the Continent of Europe 1

Totals— Totaux

3,696

2,480

6,176

26

11

7,498

Majoritt Xr j ^'"'''^ ^"^'y «^'»'' »'««•

Haldimand

32 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election G6n6rale.

HALTON (Electoral District)— District Electoral. 1911— Population, 22,208.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements dc scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Robert

King

Anderson.

Walter
Dymond
Gregory.

Rejected
Rejet^s

Not
dounted.

Pas
compt^s.

Milton, Town, East Ward

No.
1
2
3

3a
3b

2
3

Votes.
90
111
151
107
73
152
198
79
185
134
151
108
151
117
90
105
131
99
104
91
48
90
154
110
98
56
63
40
61
63
88
111
53
85
86
155
115
104
86
53

Votes.
32
49
59
39
44
48
61
42
29
39
39
24
39
33
35
61
104
68
84
47
69
38
46
44
43
48
41
27
23
26
78
51
60
49
34
60
28
92
67
94

122
160
210
146
117
200
259
121
134
173
190
132
190
•150
125
166
235
167
188
138
117
128
200
154
141
104
104
67
84
89
166
162
113
134
120
215
143
196
153
147

.... 1

1

186
253

365

Oakviijte, Town (A. to K.)

(L.toZ.)

222

1

196
307

i<

4

1

360

((

195

Burlington

220

240

a

2

4

1

2

281

<|

202

216

° (A. toK.)

(L.toZ.)

198
159

221

3
1

302

Eaquesing, Township

231
220

X 11

190

11 11

144

■1 11

167

■1 11

257

1

209

201

l< 11

1

138

11 11

129

11 11

104

U 11

113

U 11

113

1
2

225

250

(1 11

1.54

■ 11 11

306

It It

158

11 11

1

304

11 11

220

264

221

11 1,

1

200

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, vote civil
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

40

4,066

84
380
272

1,994

11
16
11

6,060

95
396
283

16

12

8,541

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord

Dans le Royaume-Uni

■"(

4,802

2,032

6.834

16

12

8,541

Majority for

Majoriil ^ur «»»''' ^Ing Anderson. 2.770.

Halton

ox T A RIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

HAMILTON', East Riding— Dhlsion £sl

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 39,793.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisaements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeur

sur
la liste.

George

Grant

Halcrow.

Honourable
Sydney
Chilton
Mewburn.

Rejected
Rejet&.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfe.

Votes.
54
32

Votes.
120
117
165
177
146
146
138
189
142
188
118
138
131
105
52
117
83
69
76
100
98
70
137
107
75
116
124
84
106
132
90
134
146
97
160
113
97
135
1.51
138
101
133
66
98
128
75
110
109
180
105
95
118
156
143
113
82
167
94
95
87
71

174
149
201
239
203
205
162
245
170
238
184
195
211
199
92
183
131
146
140
204
198
147
227
225
165
225
235
1.50
216
188
206
195
187
152
347
172
147
208
238
231
163
203
118
139
205
133
197
167
259
159
142
170
217
225
174
127
269
139
145
135
112

r— Div

1

211
189

36

238

62
57

1

294
238

59

234

24

197

56

292

28
SO

. . 1

194
306

66

228

57

237

80
94

.... 3

296
289

40

123

66

287

48

155

77
64
104
100

i'

1

1

202
178
262
238

77

192

90

309

118

283

90

221

109

261

111
66
110

■ 2
2

297
188
250

56
116
61

17

1

242
296
235

41

225

55
87

1

1

191

288

59

203

50

170

73
87

3

265
280

93

278

62
70
52

1

2

202
250
153

41

77

1

179
237

58

169

87

253

58
79

1

202
306

54
47

2

188
160

52

212

61
82

4

251
267

61

210

45

154

102

331

45
50
48

1
1

i'

193
185
169

41

142

East Ridini

ision E

St, Ha

milton

Hamilton, City la

" lb

57a
57b
58

34 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G6n6rale.

HAMILTON, East KIdIng— Dhlslon Est— Con.— fiij.
(Electoral District — District electoral).

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
poUed.

Votes
valides
donn&s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Elecleurs

sur
la liste.

AiTondissements de Scrutin.

George

Grant

Halcrow.

Honourable
Sydney
Chilton

Mewbum.

Rejected
Rejet^.

Not
counted.

Pas
oompt^.

Hamilton. C

'ty

No.
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66

Votes.
76
51
75
10
83
34
22
72

Votes.
86
55

159
28

134
32
54

133

162
106
234
38
217
66
76
205

1

224
130

:! :

3

308
58

■1 >

4

284

II 1

82

"

1
2

108

320

Totals, Civil
MUitarj' Vot
Within >
Dans I'A
Within I
Dansle
On the C
Sur le CO

Tota

Vote — Totaux, Vote civil
es — ^■otes militaires —

69

4,498
26
24
40

7,834

886

1,014

1,606

12,332

912

1.038

1.646

55

6

15,489

merique du Nord

nited Kingdom

■■]

\

itinent d'Europe

Js — Totaux

...)

4.588

11.340

15,928

55

6

15,489

Majority for
Majority pour

Honourable Sydney Chilton Mewburn, <,;52.

HAMILTON, West Riding— Division Ouest.

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 37,279.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidate
Candidats

s.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Laren.

Walter
Ritchie
RoUo.

Tho-
mas
Joseph
Ste-
wart.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted .

Pas
comptfes.

Hamilton, City

No.

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

(A.-H.) 35

(I.-Z.) 35

(A.-H.) 36

a.-Z.-) 36

37

38

39

(A.-H.) 40

Votes.
45
34
55
7
43
31
20
59
30
37
54
30
51
47
26
25
31
29
27
36
48
31

Votes.
70
91
85
38
58
24
11
36
29
63
35
7
65
49
20
28
3
8
34
37
71
50

Votes.
60
59
69
40
53
74
109
119
36
79
117
138
101
121
73
94
112
79
95
101
117
39

175
184
209

85
154
129
140
214

95
179
206
175
217
217
119
147
146
116
156
174
236
120

1

214
210

262

1

1

135
208

161

1

163
20»

112

236

234

198

271

1

257
133

165

1S7

i

1

140
173

" <,

202

28d

1S«.

Hamilton, West Riding — Division Ouest.

ONTARIO 35

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

HAMILTON, West Riding— Division Quest— Con— fin.

(Electoral District — District electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidate
Candidat

s.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

la liste.

John
Xnglis

Mc-
Laren.

Walter
Ritchie
Rollo.

Tho-
mas
Joseph
Ste-
wart.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.
Hamilton.City ( I.-Z.) 40

Votes.
17
23
19
48'
39
70
23
39
21
49
28
35
47
64
11
33
45
6
3

24
33
27
20
52
13
42
40
37
36
19
58
19
14
19
11
16
7

15
21
15
18
21
29
29
28
39

Votes.
51
24
45
24
15
15
63

103
98
95
57
52
63
40
18
73
24
44
31
58
74
64
64
58
70
79
63
75
86
80
34
65
45
50
28
45
22
40

110
66

103
65

112
87
58
74

Votes.
66
61
75
118
112
117
53
86
74
73
71
58
104
133
16
61
77
41
23
26
53
39
89
101
80
66
51
80
84
70
79
61
39
41
26
45
39
61
68
62
67
40
46
46
40
31

134
108
139
190
166
202
139
228
193
217
156
145
214
237

45
167
146

91

57
108
160
130
173
211
163
187
154
192
206
169
171
145

98
110

65
106

68
116
199
143
188
126
187
162
126
144

171

" (A.-H.) 41

127

( I.-Z.) 41

177

42

209

43

197

44

218

45

156

46

47

1

286
240

'- 48

268

(A.-H.) 49

189

( I.-Z.) 49

174

" 50

234

51

52

1

291
50

53

231

54

176

55

112

56

74

57

58

1

131
181

" 59

1

154

60

210

61

62

3

255
187

63

227

64

65

• " 66

1
4

184
255
246

67

195

68

2

198

69

171
140
160

70

71

72

79

73

.

148

74

93

75

143

76

77

1

229
179

78

79

4

252
152

80

233

81

193

(A.-H.) 82

149

(I.-Z.) 82

1

164

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 68
Military Votes — Votes militaire s —

2,118

448

40

4

3.622
24
12
20

4,834
193
690
734

10,574
665

742
758

24

3

12,844

Dans le Rovaume-Uni f

2,610

3,678

6,451

12.739

24

3

12,844

Majority for
Majority pour

■Thomas Joseph Stewart } over (sur)

(Walter Ritchie RoUo, 2,773.
\John Inglis McLaren, 3,841.

West Riding — Division Quest, Hamilton:

OXTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election Gen<?rale.

HASTINGS. East Riding— Division Est

(Elecloral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population. 24.978

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisseraents de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

William
Cross.

Thomas

Henry

Thompson.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballota.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfe

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Deseronto, Town — No.

Centre ward (Town Hall)

(Butcher Shop)

East ward (Mellow's House)

(Newport's House)

West ward (Prof. Eppe's House).. . .
(\Vm. Noble's House)..
(Wm. Hawe's House).. .
Tyendinaga. Township —

Shannonville ^OranBe Hall)

Melrose (Town Hall)

Lonsdale Church Hall

Moult's School House

Black's School House

Marvsville I John (Campbell's House)

Read (Hanlcy's Hall)

Thurlow, Township —

Pointe Anne School House

1st Con., James Kcirl's House

2nd Con. School House

Donovan's. Staplcy's House

College Hill. Martin's

Cannifton Town Hall

Corbyville, GoodfcUow's House. . . .

Foxboro. Gowsell's Hail 8

Zion's Hill. Dcnves House 9

Plainfield. OrangeHall 10

Hunger! ord , Township —

Thomasburg, I.O.O.F. Hall

Chapman. Coulter's House

Victoria. R. Elliott's House

Marlbank. McCutcheon's House...

Bogart, -\. M. Dafoe's House

Stoco. X. Knowle's House

Gaffeney's School House

Money Moore. School House

Sulphide, Orange Hall

Tweed. Village —

David Realty's House

Mrs. Morton's House

Cieorge Bradshaw's House

Elzevirand Grimsthorpe. Townships-

Actinolite. Town Hall

Queensboro. Orange Hall

Johnston's School House

Madoc. Township —

Hart's School House

McCoy's School House

Eldorado Town Hall

O'Hara's School House

Madoc. Village —

Town Hall

Bowcn's Bake Shop

Tudor and Cashel. Townships —

Mill Bridge. Town Hall

Gilmour. Oddfellow's Hall

Gunter Cheese factory

Limerick. Township —

St. Ola. Orange Hall

Ormsby. Orange Hall

Dungannon. Township —

L'Ainble. Orange Hall

Bronson. School House.

Hastings, East Riding — Division Est

32
64

no

47

77

124
127
134
117
96
134
115

92
100
112
116

96
109

160

132
84

122
53
43

160

126
126
109

133
128
40

138
178
229
126

138
181

92

41
45

49
30

127
55

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

HASTINGS, East Riding— Division Est— Con.— fm.
(Electoral District — District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
_ Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

William
Cross.

Thomas

Henry

Thompson.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted

Pas

comptfe

No.
Mayo, Township—

Votes.

16

20
8

59

26

Votes.

79

65
15

27
69
71

95

85
23

86
95

78

2

147

Carlow, Township —
Fort Stewart., Forrester's Hall 1

139

36

Monteagle, Township —
Maynooth I.O.O.F. Hall 1

85

117

98

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 58
Military Votes — Votes militaires—

1,886
4
6
13

3,827
42
158
175

5,713
46
164
188

28

7

7,634

Within United Kingdom < 'i

1,909

4,202

6,111

28

7

7,634

Majomf pour I Thomas Henry Thompson, 2,293.

HASTINGS, West Riding— Division Quest.

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 30,825

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid

Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

on
List.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Robert

James

Graham.

Edward

Guss
Porter.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfe

Belleville, City—

No.

. (A-Kl 1
..(L-Z) lA

Votes.

78
89
81

115
61
78
95

108
89

103
63
69
73
98
78
91
84
78

121

153

Votes.

85
53
58

141
66
65
58
47

143

112
77
77
62
54
54
94

107
89

125
87

163
142
139
256
127
143
153
155
232
215
140
146
135
152
132
185
191
167
246
240

1

182

154

2

175

" s

1

3

295

4

146

.(A-K) 5
..(L-Z) 5a
6

157 ■'

171

Baldwin, "

178

.(A-K) 7
..(L-Z) 7a

1

267

257

.(A-K) 8
..(L-Z) 8a
9

175

184

179

.(A-K) 10
..(L-Z) 10a
11

i'

1
2

180

158

227

.(A-K) 12
(L-Z) 12a

221

...... ^.

1

2

199

'• " ::::::::::::

13

14

271
267

West Riding — Division Quest, Hastings

38 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G6n6rale.

HASTINGS, West Riding— Division Quest— Con.— Fin.
(Electoral District — District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin .

Candidates.
Candida ts

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Robert

James

Graham.

Edward

Guss
Porter.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Sidney, Township

No

Votes.
74
74
64
86
129
104
55
72
39
46
82
46
63
51
73
39
35
26
59
31
40
44
31
60
39
42
42
120
36
29
23
95
5
27
64
66
65
3
43
33
73
30

Votea.
91
59
65
74
80
67
77
94
77
95
88
53

111
99

102

102
72
97
73
69
73

103
92

105
71
90
35

105
21
44
33
12
2
31

144
57
39
21
37
14
59
22

165
133
129
160
209
171
132
166
116
141
170
99
174
150
175
141
107
123
132
100
113
147
123
165
110
132
77
225
57
73
56
107
7
58
208
123
104
24
80
47
132
52

1

6
5

214
172

i<

162

ti <(

213

<i 11

2

271

i( «

247

II II

2
2
2

176

232

193

11 II

196

" Centre Ward

216

165

" West Ward

2

241

230

243

Stirling, Village

180

145

Rawdon, Township

I

1

172
160

133

134

2
1

2

227

203

Huntingdon, Township

221
168

II II

203

Marmora, Village

Marmora and Lake, Townships . . -

1

137
306

69

106

II II

71

II II

117

II II

18

11 11

75

WoUaston, Township

374

200

Paraday , Township

170

32

Herschel, Township

1 202

1

Bangor, Wicklowand McCIure, Twps

203

113

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civi
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

.62

1

4,063
14
4
4

4,509
165
473
563

8,572
179
477
567

24

24

11,352

Dans r Amf rique du Nord J

Within United Kingdom .. 1

Dans le Royaume-Uni

Totals — Totaux

4,085

5,710

9.795

24

24

11,352

Majority for 1
Majority pour]

Edward Guss Porter, 1,625.

Hastings, West Riding — Division Quest.

0^'TARIO

Thirteenth General Election — ^Treizieme Election Generale.

HURON, North Riding— Dhision Nord

(Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 26,!

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin .

Candidates
Candidats.

James
Bowman .

Archibald
Hislop.

\'alid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Voters
on

list.

Ashfield, Township 1

6

7

Brussels, Village 1

Blyth, Village 1

, 2

Cblbome, Township 1

Grey, Township 1

Turnberry

6

7

Township 1

Morris, Township I

Wingham, Town 1

Howick, Township 1

Goderich, Town 1

Vi roxeter. Village 1

Wawanosh, Township, West 1

Wawanosh, Township, East 1

" 2

" 3

Totals, Civil Vote-Totaui, Vote civil. 61

115

114
101
92

87

152
105
111

93
123

69
145

61
105

98

81
119
145

95
109
156
143

108
121
111
104
142
158
73
141
119
158
171
149
106
187
175
152
198
139
201
120

4,231 2,752 6,983 20 5 8,845

North Riding — Division Nord, Huron

40 OXTARIO

Thirtccntli Ceneral Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

HI RON", North Riding— Division Xord— (on.— fin.
(Electoral District— District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Serutin.

Candidates .
Candidats

Valid
vot<>s
polled.

Votes
valides
donn^ .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

James •
Bowman.

Archibald
Hislop.

Rejected
Rejet4s.

Not
counted.

.P"i
cdmptfe.

No.

Military Votes— Votes militaires —

Votes.
46
339
183

Votes.
3
6
9

49
345
192

Dans le Royaume-l'ni f

On the Continent of Europe \

4.799

2,770

7,569

20

5

8,845

Majority for
Majority pour

James Bowman, 2,129.

HURON. South Riding— Division Sud

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 26,097.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Serutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Thomas
McMillan.

Jonathan
Joseph
Merner.

Rejected
Rejet4s.

Not
counted.

Pas .
comptfe.

Hullet, Township

No.
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6

1

3
4
5
6
1

3
4
5

.. 1

'.'. 3
.. 4
.. 5
.. 1
2
3

Votes.
74
51
41
49
27
46
47
29
26
39
18
27
19
93
65

24
52
57
56
23
13
69
30
41
103
99
69
74
30
66

Votes.
42
60
28
63
29
27
36
83
58
69
50
70
43

114
45
46
31
63
31
30

111
63
28
23
22
34
11
7
16
22
5

116

111
69

112
56
73
83

112
84

108
68
97
62

207

110
68
55

115
88
86

134
76
97
53
63

137

110
76
90
52
71

132

134

87

3

131
77

t< .*

103

Goderich, "

1

115
141

96

124

1

79
116

82

Seaforth, Town

1

229
142

.< „

92

68

Stanley, Township

1

148
103

104

,« u

147

u „

88

<C 1>

120

Hav, " ..

76

88

« «

164

.< .<

.. 4

4

1

12'

131

•> „

90

6

95

7

67

.. 8

82

Huron, South Riding — Division Sud.

m^

Thirteenth Genera! Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

HURON, South Riding— Division Sud— Con— fm.
(Electoral District — District electoral).

Polling Divisions.

Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfs.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Thomas
McMillan.

Jonathan
Joseph

Merner.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.
. 1

. 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1

3
4
1
2
3
4
1

3
4
1
2
3
4
1
1
1
2
3
4
5
6

Votes.

15
10
70

101
56
81
67
24
56
25
30
41
26
40
67
18
56

116
98

101
74
40
64
40
33

105
21
66
60
49
76
74
59

Votes.
66
52
29
31
20
30
23
50
53
113
108
74
25
105
55
122
67
11
70
37
68
89
123
104
94
110
108
47
47
29
20
33
36

81
68
99
132
76
101
90
74
109
138
138
115
51
145
122
140
123
127
168
138
142
129
187
144
127
215
129
113
107
78
96
107
95

114

85

(( i(

116

«

159

(> II

1

103

••

135

<( »

104

■< »

101

• ( u

135

Exeter, Village.

1
2

184
202
154

73

Usborne, Township

1

186
158

" '*

3

2

174.
149

McKillop,

158

198

176

160

Clinton, Town.

198

246

2
2

198
181
272

Bayfield, Village

175

131

2

136

94

«< u

117

.< •<

125

1< «

123

Totals Civil Vote— Totaux- Vote civil
Militarj- Votes —Votes militaires
Within North America

64
...1
■•■{

3,344

8
12
25

3,399

137
268
128

6,743

145
2S0
153

23

17

8,471

:::{
(

On the Continent of Europe . .

.......

Totals — Totaux

3,389

3,932

7,321

23

17

8,471

MaJoriJi pourj ■'"-"fin Joseph Merner. 543.

South Riding — Division Sud, Huron

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treiziemc Election G^n^rale.

KENT (Electoral District— District tlectoral). 1911— Population, 52,439.

ns.

» Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.

Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liate.

Arrondissenionts d

Archibald

Blake
McCoig.

John
Warcup
Plowes.

Rejected
Rejet6s.

Not
counted

Pas
soraptfes

Cha

tham

City

No.

A

1

Votes.

135

118
81
77
82
80
88
70

101
59
78

106
77
88

120
64
92
5i
79

122
68
79

132
65
70
39
70
34
56
50
53
48
85
48
35
56
85
63
53
96
64
54

161
62

150
37
63
45
14
56
45
31
82
81

HI
88
53
49
37
58
33
75
54

Votes.
91

143
86
74
89
79

107
86
89
32
70

126
65
74

121
98
80
83

wi

113
81
89

113
80
52
49
48
70
74
75
67
59
31
19
64
86

132

101
77

126
46
15
37
7

• 8
36
66
42
9
41
59
41
34
27
28
51
33
54
28
57
32
24
19

226
261
167
151
171
159
195
156
190

91
148
232
142
162
241
159
172
135
181
2^5
149
168
245
145
122

88
118
104
130
125
120
107
116

67

99
142
217
164
130
222

no

69
198
69
158
73
129
87
23
97
104
72
116
108
139
139
86
103
65
115
65
99
73

......

3

1
12

257
292

(AtoK) 2

189

. (LtoZ) 2

171

(AtoK) 3

1

196

(LtoZ) 3

182

210

5

175

' 6

198

7

2

132

g

167

' 9

1
1

256

(Ato K) 10

161

' (L to Z) 10

174

11

(Ato K) 12

r

1
3

270
176

' (T. to Z) 12

195

.(AtoK). 13
(L to Z) 13

148

200

Township

14

15

16

1

2

244

1

160
171

302

Wallacebu
Dover, T

170

u

3

149

n

4

HI

(1

5

162

u

... 6

139

«

7

162

(A to K) 8

172

"

...(LtoZ) 8
9

160

126

^,

10

11

140

74

rg. Town

1

2

134

180

,1

3

1

267

u

4

210

«

5

171

<>

6

1

3

290

ownship

1

2

146

2

87

li

3

218

u

. 4

93

(t

5

190

«

6

100

«

7

160

u

8

98

u

9

28

u

10

1

. 2

124

140

Tilburj', 1

.<

105

^^

3

130

1<

4

147

11

5

2

153

(C

6

172

"

., 7

g

102

141

<■

9

4

73

"

10

11

159

1
l'

1

119

Saat, Township.

1

2

129
108

Kent

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generate .

KENT (Electoral District— District electoral) — Con. — Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Archibald

Blake
McCoig

John
Warcup
Plewes.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfis

Not
counted

Pas
comptes

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Tilbury, East, Township 3

Tilbury, Town 1

Romney , Township 1

2

Wheatley , Village 1

Harwich, Township 1

Blenheim, Town 1

3

4

Ridgeto wn. Town 1

2

3

Howard, Township (N. i) 1

(S.J) 1

" 4

5

6

Oxford, Township 1

2

(N.i) 3

" . " (S.J) 3

" ' " (N.i) 4

(S.J) 4

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaui, vote civil. 113
Militar>' Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America 1

Dans TAm^rique du Nord I

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni j

On the Continent of Europe *

Sur le continent d'Europe J

Totals — Totaui.

Votes.
73
62
63
41
18
44
34
72
- 36
20
49
31
23

84
50
84
113
22
55

26
50
20
53
145
71
45

7,327
25
23
27

7,402

95
120
60

172
84
39
70
77
74
76
99
91
137
125
162
104
109
120
HI
137
142
42
138
94
70
94
90
122
144
142
59
70
121
127
123

74
199
104

55

,176
49
67

13,503
74
90

48

13,715

^AZ\^* ™..r)A«Wbald BbkeMcColg, l.»89.

Majority pour

Kent

44 ONTARIO

Thirteenth deneral Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

1911— Population, 43.956.

KINGSTON

(Electoral District — District Electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondiesements de Serutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

William
Folger
Niekle.

Alexander

White
Richardson.

Re-
jected.

Rejet6s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

Kingston, City —

No.

. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 9
10
11
12
. 13
. 14
. 14a
. IS
. 15a
. 16
. 17
. 17a
. 18
. 19
. 20
. 20a
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24
. 25
. 26

Votes.

188
186
68
177
45
86
59
111
150
166
132
167
133
172
118

HI

2.39
162
140
162
173
112
101
223
225
160
235
164
187

Votes.

70
77
35
70
44
48
30
62
122
81
67
66
75
64
41
87
61
61
32
26
79
73
27
18
40
70
39
32
31
46

258
263
103
247

89
134

89
173
272
247
199
233
208
236
1.59
213
145
300
194
166
241
246
139
119
263
295
199
267
195
233

303

377

146

1

312

106

224

Catarafiui "

118

.. ' ' «

3

219

„ i> •

337

5
2

388
260

346

,t i(

300

"

1

i'

5

1

i

312
224

Rideau, "

335
247
432
322

I I ::::::;:::::::::

1

255
283
351

•. •(

193

u u

156

416

Victoria, "

2
2

373
231
337

1
1

260
2.38

Totals. Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote Ci\
Military Votes — A'otes miiitaires —
Within North America

il30

r

4,451
473
536
734

1,674
57
10
41

6,125
530
546
775

27

1

8,401

On the Continent of Europe \

6,194

1,782

7,976

27

1

8,401

Majority for
Majority pour

WUliam Folger Niekle, 4,412.

Kingston

ON AT RIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generate.

1911— Population,

45

LAMBTOV, East Riding— DItlslon Est

(Electoral District — District electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Joseph
Emmanuel
Armstrong.

Neil
McDougall.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots

Re- I Not
jected. [counted.

Rejetes. Pas

comptes

Alvinston, Village.

Arkona, "

Bosanquet, Township.

Bothwell, Town •. 1

2

3

Brooke, Township 1

Dresden, Town

Enniskillen, Township.,

39
52
BO-
SS
15
27
60
27
86
67
113
18
17
14

Votes.
33
71
41
56
55
38
38
37
45
21
53
28
4
38
50
91
21
48
40
26
22
29
11
22
13
53
58
36

71
128

110
145

78
175
45
90
65
36
59
35
59
61
65
133
143
51
74
115
73
128
91
159
25
25
23
31
38
28
55
62
49
36
52
30
29
41
33
22
39
29
79
36
41
22
15
20

East Riding — Division Est, Lambton

46

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Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election Ci(5n(5rale.

LAMBTON, East Riding— Division Est— fon— fin.
(Electoral District — District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Joseph
Emmanuel
Armstrong.

Neil
McDougall

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
validcs
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Re-
jected.

Rejetfs

Not
counted

Pas
compt^

Voters
on
list.

No.

Euphemia, Township 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Forest. Town 1

" 2

" 3

Oil Springs, Village 1

2

Petrolia, Town 1

" 2

" 2a

" 3

" 4

" 5

" 6

" 7

" 8.

Thamesville, Village 1

Thedford, " 1

Warwick, Township 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Watford, Village 1

" 2

Zone, Township 1

2

3

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote Civil. 93

Military Votes — Votes militaires ■ —

Within North America "1

Dans I'Amerique du Nord i

Within United Kingdom \

Dans le Royaume-Uni j

On the Continent of Europe \

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals— Totaux

Votes.
52
33
30
12
25

65
84
90
78
24
64
45
36

121
75
43
65
18
40

109
96
53
67
69
42
32
27
41

3,802
59
177
201

4,239

Votes.
45
34
29
30
69
37
39
57
64

97
67
59
42
94
51
47
122
148
136

74
51
176
110
76
94
32
58
189
131
111
108
146
103
87
76
73
145
125

7,027

188
211

MtjoritI ^ur}-'»«*P»' Emmanuel Armstrong, »S4.

121
85
94
51
123
77
62
166
178
170
126
69
172
105
74
241
174
104
118
48
82
265
185
139
132
182
124
111
91
107
190
162
130
115
87

Lambton, East Riding — Division East.

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47

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

LAMBTON, West Riding— Dirision Quest

(Eleotion District— District electoral). 1911 — Population, 29.109.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scnitin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Frederick
Forsyth
Pardee.

James
Graham
Merrison.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetes

Not
counted

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No,
Samia, City —

Ward 1 (A-L) 1

" 1 (M-Z) 1

" 1 2

•' 2 1

" 2 2

" 3 1

" 3 2

"3 3

" 3!^V... ". ..V.V.V.V.V.V.'(A-L) 4

" 3 (M-Z) 4

" 4 1

" 4 2

" 4 3

" 5 (A-L) 1

" 5 (M-Z) 1

" 5 (A-L) 2

" 5 (M-Z) 2

" 6 1

'• 6 2

Point Kdward, Village 1

2

Courtright, Village 1

Wyoming, Village 1

2

Sarnia, Township 1

2

3

4

:. 5

6

Dawn, Township 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Sombra, Township 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Moore, Township 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

115
105
153
193
210
115
185
144
154
95
169
162
130
120
108
95
84
131
149
117
108
50
56
48
36
81
65
48
32
96
34
25
32
44
26
26
17
22
30
18
23
61
106
67
83
38
64
47
23
25
39

44
55
104
35

26
26
25
13
62
34
61
26
108
39
50
38

177
156
204
226
245
157
246
204
199
119
233
210
180
185
145
112
115
211
193
147
121
94
82
75
76
116

128
61
56
73
56
59

110
154
138
148
76
81
58

64

28
106

83
105

81
212

74

West Riding — Division Quest, Lambton

48

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Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

LA3IBTON', West Riding— Dlrlsion Oueat—Con.—Fm.
(Electoral District — District electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

Vat.

Eleeteurs

sur

la Ibte.

Frederick
Forsyth
Pardee.

James
Graham
Merrison.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^

No.

Plympton, Township 1

" " 2

Votes.
32
73
24
74
74
16
63
50

Votes.
47
38
70
65
97
24
37
36

79
111

94
139
171

40
100

86

109

152

3

1

125

" " 4

150

" . . ; 5

1

2

205

" " 6

51

7

117

" " .8

98

Totals. Civil Vote— Totaus. Vote civil. 68
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within Xorth America \

5,035
130
218
308

2.806
16
5
15

7.841
146
223
323

18

5

9.979

]3ans r.\m^rique du Nord /

Within United Kingdom \

Dans le Royaume-l'ni 1

5,691

2. 842

8. ■;.•?.■?

18

5

9,979

Majority for
Majority pour.

Fredericii Forsyth Pardee. 2.849.

LANARK (Electoral District— District Sectoral)

1911-

-Population, 34.375

Polling Divisions.

Arrondissements de Scrutin.
\ ■

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

on
List.

Eleeteurs

sur
la liste.

George
Arthur
Burgess

Boyd
Alex-
ander
Conyng-
ham
Cald-
well.

Adel-

bert

Edward

Hanna.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfo.

No.
I

Votes.
1
0
0
2

10
6

28
2
0
1
2
3
8
1
0
0
1
2
0
1
2
3
6

Votes.
95
14
52
31

4

7
30

1
61
23
55
11
62
24
24

8
29

9
34
20
27

19

Votes.
66
78
71

104
88
SO
83
28
46
15
81
80
87
44

100
76
43
63
56
71
76

109
48

162
92

123

137

102
63

141
31

107
39

138
94

157
69

124
84
73
74
90
92

105

119
73

203

2

111

.1 •

3

145

i'

1

155

123

69

1. 1

1

179

t( t

34

Burgess North,

151

3
1

1
2

60

161

113

tc 1

197

II 1

83

Elmsley North,

145

91

Montague, '

117

84

II 1

108

•1 1

105

II 1

.. 5
.. 1

?.

194

144

97

Lanark

ONTARIO 49

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

I^NARK (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— fin.

PoUing Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.

Candidats.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

George
Arthur
Bur-
gess.

Boyd
Alexan-
der
Conyng-
ham
Cald-
well.

Adel-

bert

Edward

Hanna.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfis.

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.
i

Votes.
0
0
0
0
0
1
0

10
7
8
8

10
8

10

11
0
5

0
3
0
17
.5
29
1.5
i
1
6
1
2
45
66
5.3
63
57
70
7
5
2
8
3
6
5
0
4
8
11

Votes.

lot

71
29
38
24
69
41
24
22
63
76
27
77
93
31
25
33
13
15
37
38
38
20
35
62
32
19
9
89
19
41
24
22
14
28
19
11
109
31
4'4
50
25
52
44
22
46
34
27

Votes.

136
86
65
83

122

107
14
25
27
36
32
38
15
31
49
29
38
22
61
29

137
38
48
65
75
49

115

122
87
49

123
94

101
49
79
96
62
71

106
99

137
51

115

105
92
86
92

118

237
157
94
121
146
177
55
59
56
107
116
75
100
134
91
54
76
37
78'
66
178
76
85
105
166
96
138
132
182
69
166
163
189
116
170
172
143
187
142
145
195
79
173
154
114
136
134
156

257

189

« «

122

« <>

164

a «

1

206

« u

234

Darling. Township

59

/ 89

Dalhousie & North Sherbrooke, Twps

59

118

.. .<

1

144
96

3

i

113

156

u >.

95

61

90

42

94

79

U i.

205

II <i

91

124

1

1
1
1

123

1. I<

206

.. <.-

137

Almonte. Town, Ward 1

171
186

i, ., i< 0

2

2

242

" '■ " 3

95

258

1

232
226

« «

140

2

5

1

1

2

195

« «

212

175

Smiths Falls, Town

222
173
207

a u

250

U M

1

106

« .1

226

<( U

201

« <i

166

l< «

161

« 1<

182

« «

197

*

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil
Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

71

1

657

3
0
1

2,560

7
14
28

5,069

118
258
371

8,286

128
272
400

24

13

10,445

Dans I'Amerique du Xord i

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

Totals — Tot4iux

661

2.609

5,816

9.086

24

13 1 10,445

Majority for \ »j.,b«..t Edward Hanna over fsur) J ^>*' Alexander Conyngham CaldweU, 3,%«7.
Majority pour, a«"'"'«'^i isawarg Manna o\er (sur) ^ f^^^^^ Arthur Burgess. 5,155.

T.M.w-^ Lanark

50 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Trcizieme Election G^n^rale.
LEEDS (Electoral District— District ilerftoral) 1911— Population, 36,753.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisseraents de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Arthur
Charles
Hardy.

Hon. Sir
William
Thomas
White.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnf s

Rejected
Rejet^B.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Not
counted

Pas
oompt^t

l«eds and Lansdowne, Front of 1

2

3

Rear of 1

2

4

5

Bastard and Burgess (S). , 1

2

3

Elizabethtown, Township 1

Crosby
Crosby

North,
South,

Elmsley South , "

Yonge and Escott, Rear of..

Kitley, Township. .

Yonge Front, Township. ,
Escott Front, "
Gananoque, Town

. (A to L)
.(MtoZ)

. (A to L)
. (M to Z)

70
49
21
20
24
47
4
45
36
76
33
58

101
17
60
28
31
53
35
34
52
59
9

118
56
51
39
34
29
29
40
29
90
53
46
50
60

Votes.
74
29
81
41

97
55

no

86
55
127
71
55
87
100
62
51
32
55
57
47
53
67
99
49
30
61
14
52
108
104
54
56
40
62
58
48
119
75
67
62
58
44
61
50
61
49
101
115
70
113
77
81
118
102

112
50
139
75
93
187
94
146
78
146
100
72
171
109
111
14*
191
123
87
83
125
106
68
73
91
146
53
75
97
90
85
166
205
71
116
68
93
111
83
153
127
126
71
176
100
112
89
95
78
130
155
99
203
130
127
168
162

Leeds

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

LEEDS— (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

51

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

Bur
la liste.

Arthur
Charies
Hardy.

Hon. Sir
William
Thomas
White.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

No.
Brockville, Town, East Ward 1

Votes.
91
80
88
79
89
63
55
78
87
54
61
96
78
57

113
79
48
48

103
23

Votes.
169
112
175
100
123
79
98
98
107
56
122
136
101
112
115
90
60
58
104
87

260
192
263
179
212
142
153
176
194
110
183
232
179
169
228
169
108
106
207
110

303

" 2

226

" 3

298

" " West " 1

210

" " " " 2

1
3

257

" ...(AtoL) 3
" ..(MtoZ) 3

180
181

•' " " " 4

1
1

221

248

" " " " 2

119

" 3

201

" " North " . . 1

1

274

" 2

248

' 3

3

198

" " South " 1

267

" 2

190

129

" " . 2

1

133

Westport 1

264

Newljoro 1

2

126

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 77
Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

3,982

25
24
38

6,129

200
456
451

10,111

225
480
489

36

6

12,537

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord /

4,069

7.236

11,305

36

6

12,537

MajoritI pour}^""""^"''* *'' William Thomas White, 3,167.

Leeds

•32

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Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election Gen^rale.

1911— Population. 20..386.

LENNOX AND ADDINGTON

(Electoral District — District Electoral)

Polling Divisions
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates .
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste .

Edward
Wilkinson
Grange.

William
James.
Paul.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

pL

compt^s.

No.
2

5

10
11

2
3

1
2

Votes.
35
21
50
16
47
38
27
38
49
70
32
50
59
43
48
56
49
56
53
75
64
85
70
28
37
20
12
25

8
34
61
30
37
25
17
29
30
106
57
31
18
58
11
14
41

8

Votes.
88
45
68
26

102
79
54
58
77
74
45

107
57
51

108
60

106

111

107
89
86

108
67
57
80
54
70
76
53
65
37
77
65
45
41
56
88
40

177
41
11
73
19
46
55
40

123
66
118
42
149
117
81
96
126
144
77
157
116
94
156
116
155
167
160
164
150
193
137
85
117
74
82
101
61
99
98
107
102
70
58
85
118
146
234
72
29
131
30
60
96
48

156

99

Adolphustown Township

1

156
50

186

142

Bath, Village _

3

106
126

i'

9

168
215
129

1

« "

150

<< 11

129

it «

205

<i li

154

Napanee, Town, (West. Ward)

3

204
225

" " (Centre, Ward)

262

" " (East, Ward)..'.'.'.'!'!.'
Richmond, Township

2
5

1

222
237
259
189

,. *.

100

., 1.

158

105

101

« X

146

c< «

92

it u

126

U ,i

129

« <1

3

136

« «

140

tt t(

98

« ■<

67

« .<

101

147

ShefiSeld, Township

180

i'

3

276

(, n

81

Ci «

36

Kaladar. Angleseaand Effingham. Tps

1

199
54

li (£ tt

89

Denbigh, Abinger and Ashby, Twps.

9

139
60

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil
Military Votes— Votes militairea —

46

1

1,868

7
4
16

3,139

53
125
160

5,007

60
129
176

27

16

6.728

Sur le continent d'Europe

.../

Totals— Totaux

1,895

3,477

5,372

27

16

6J28

ffilU pour i«»^'" '»■"«* ••»"'• »'«8^-

Lennox and Addington

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

LINCOLN (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 35,429.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
vaKdes
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

James
Dew

Chaplin.

Edwin

John

Lovelace.

Rejected

Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

Niagara, Town

No.

1

2

Votes.

54

64

60
104
100

85

56
122
150

92

56

75

64
143
117
185
159
140

49

73
131

64

53
114

38

31
153
110

88
141

82

64

40

87
119
103 .

66

21

25

68

18

10

27

20

17

37

21

25

58

50

11

129

90
117
112
107
105
119

90

Votes.
44
41
54
36
59
30
25
57
48
35
25
9
12
61
56
34
46
56
81
32
40
30
61
59
87
38
41
36
44
42
22
34
33
46
62
70
98
62
59
49
66
49
51
38
42
38
45
62
20
43
43

73
73
39
15
50
37
50
37

98
105
114
140
159
115

81
179
198
127

81

84

76
204
173
219
205
196
130
105
171

94
114
173
125

69
194
146
132
183 '
104

98

73
133
181
173
164

83

84
117

84

59

78

58

59

75

66

87

78

93

54

202
163
156
127
157
142
169
127

119

163

" 3

128

Niagara, Township

4

5

233

251

6

1

1
7

7

130'

8

9

280

30&

.. »

10

U

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

. (A.-L.) 28
.(M.-Z.) 29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

. (A.-L.) 52
. (M.-Z.) 52
.(A.-L.) 53
. (M.-Z.) 53

54

55

. (A.-L.) 56
.(M.-Z.) 56

18&

„ .1

121

,, „

1

115
137

Merriton, A'illage

2

269
258

1

2

285
278

242

171

145

« <.

222

<( ti

125

1

166
292

190

,1 11

106

u a

279

228

187

North Grimsby, Township. . .

1

i'

239
139
122

1

91
181

229

2

247
213

2

112
115

148

98

u .<

80

(1 (1

112

78

n u

81

1

101

79

106

II II

111

II II

112

II II

75

St. Catharines, City. —
St. Andrew's Ward

5

232
190

„

1

192
154

',',

4

190
179

•1

189

"

151

Lincoln

54 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election Gdn^rale.
LINCOLN (Electoral District— Diatrict electoral)— Con.— Fm.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

6ur
la liste.

James

Dew

Chaplin.

Edwin

John

Lovelace.

2. 1

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

'No.

St. George's Ward (A.-L.) 57

(M.-Z.) 57

(A.-L.) 58

(M.-Z.) 58

(A.-L., 59

" (M -Z.) 59

Votes.
127
90
96
85
94
86
130
165
100
76
105
112
166
128
144
125
127
75
137
86
141
158
161
106
120
122

Votes.
47
39
45
45
41
30
39
35
34
27
40
19
34
50
45
32
29
19
45
33
48
59
37
33
44
21

174
129
141
130
135
116
169
140
134
103
145
131
200
178
189
157
156
94
182
119
189
217
198
139
164
143

194

151

1

180
165

.... 2

184
147

" (A.-L.) 60

304

(M.-Z.l 60

" (A.-L.) 61

8

175
170

(M.-Z.) 61

129

" (A.-L.) 62

178

(M.-Z.) 62

St. Patrick's Ward (A.-L.) 63

(M.-Z.) 63

(A.-L.) 64

171

224

1

212

527

" (M.-Z.) 64

191

" (A.-L.) 65

192

" (M.-Z.) 65

112

" (A.-L.) 66

206

(M.-Z.) 66

168

67

" 68

1

241
278

" (A.-L.) 69

230

" (M.-Z.) 69

161

(A.-L.) 70

" (M.-Z.) 70

1

199
188

Totals, Civi Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 85
Military Votes— Votes militaires —

7,711

295
567
762

3,695

24
27
70

11,406

319
594
832

19

29

15,013

9,335

3 816

13,151

19

29

15,013

illafflXr}""""^"''"^*""'""'*'"'-

Lincoln

OSTARIO !

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G4n6rale.

LONDON (Electoral District— District electoral) 1911— Population, 46,300.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisseraents de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled .

Votes
valides
donnea

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Hume
Cronyn.

George

Sutton

Gibbons.

Rejected
Rejetfis

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

liOndon, City

No.

....1

:: 3

.. 4
.. 5
.. 6
.. 7
.. 8

Votes.
41
33
80
66
98
126
107
114
87
~106
139
149
125
148
140
102
139
117
133
58
110
101
137
104
82
119
114
102
129
91
124
116
105
102
110
137
111
103
133
112
134
145
119
126
84
121
112
130
157
122
114
93
91
127
109
136
133
134
117

Votes.

38

34

63

37

96

102

113

87

78

60

67

91

93

96

71

87

111

90

123

67

81

98

90

81

89

76

75

94

106

80

125

99

95

83

108

109

112

95

97

103

112

105

79

126

85

108

88

107

76

84

110

82

81

98

81

111

104

108

111

79
67
143
103
194
228
220
201
165
166
206
240
218
244
211
189
250
207
256
125
191
199
227
185
171
195
189
196
235
171
249
215
200
185
218
246
223
198
230
" 215
246
250
198
252
169
229
200
237
233
206
224
175
172
225
190
247
237
242
228
138
143
236
221

1

102
75
187

«

1

,i «

120

« tt

219

« i<

1
1

„ ,',

297
227

u u

.. 9a
. 9b
.. 10
. 11
. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
. 17
. 18
. 19
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24
. 25
. 26
. 27
. 28
. 29
. 30
. 31
. 32
. 33
. 34
. 35
. 36
. 37
. 38
. 41
. 42
. 43
. 44
. 45
. 46
. 47
. 48
. 49
. 50
. 51
. 52
. 56
. 57
. 58
. 59
. 60
. 61
. 62
. 63
. 64a
. 64b
. 65
. 66

181
183

u «

« «

« n

283

" "

2

242
271

;; ;; ::::::::::::;::::::;::

1

3'

1
3

r

241
213
292
225
297
142
231
226

« «

u «

236
185

.i «

« c<

216

" "

221

<( «(

t< «

257
189

<■ «

« „

1

277
244

11 ,i

226

„ „

1
3

220
256
281

<<

1

269
225

!: ;;

1
3

249
258
274

.< I.

" "

277

" " ::::::::::::::::::::;;

2
3

1
1

228
279
203
259
228

" "

264

;: ;; :::::::::::::;;::::;::

1

263

224
253

" "

198

*i u

184

" "

242

" "

216

..

1

288
277

" "

275

U tl

259
170

" "

94 44
67 76
135 101
123 98

" "

165

" "

260

" **

252

London

56 . ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

LONDON (Electoral District— District ilectonU— Con.— Fin.

Majority for "i
Majority pour j

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn^ .

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters
on
list.

Elccteurs

sur
la liste.

Hume
Cronyn.

• George

Sutton
Gibbons.

Rejected
Rejet6s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfo.

No.
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76

Votes.
115
151
103
117
117
131
117
139
71
106

Votes.
88
79
94
91
73
83
99
94
120
52

203
230
197
208
190
214
216
233
191
158

253

286

X .1

211

1. .<

232

I I :::::::::::;:::::::;::;

1
2

243
228
230

„ „

1

268
215

" "

2

188

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

.73

1

8,240

759

969

1,168

6,548

138
34
63

14,788

897
1,003
1,231

43

3

16,911

Within United Kingdom '.

On the Continent of Europe

1

Totals — Totaux

11,136

6,783

17,919

43

3

16,911

Hume Cronyn 4,353

nnODLESEX, East Riding— Division Est

(Electoral District — District electoral).

1911— Population, 23,465.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste

Samuel
Francis
Glass.

James

McCulloch

Ross.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas

compt^s.

Westminster, Township

No.
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 9
. 10
. 11
. 12
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4

Votes.
42
36
25
23
17
66
70
57
78
75
90
22
57
68
44
72

Votes.
76
98
42
64
53
70

111
62
56
37
74
26
29
33
21

114

118
134
67
87
70
136
181
119
134
112
164
48
86
101
65
186

150

178

106

•« «

131

<> «

98

« «

1

184

(( u

229

■1 «

1

172

a tt

182

« «

156

« 11

236

,> .<

69

119

160

3

1

103

..

220

Middlesex, East Riding — Division Est.

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

MIDDLESEX, East Riding— DiTlsion Est (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— fin.

57

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
poUed.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voter?
on
list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste

Samuel
Francis
Glass.

James

McCulloch

Ross.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas
oomptfes.

London, Township

No.
.... 5

Votes.
64
54
72
69
66
68
38
66
55
60
43
27
73
49
48
92
59
29
20
37
49
29
30
26
76
50
71
29
85
74
65
58
72
50
39

150
58
63
81

105
89
98

100
98

104
78

Votes.
46
21
25
31
23
48
62
18
43
66
9
22
31
17
29
55
38
29
32
25
48
46
30
28
69
30
50
48
43
29
47
36
35
19
79
21
32
29
47
51
64
82
37
34
32
32

110
75
97
100
89
116
100
84
98
126
52
49
104
66
77
147
97
58
52
62
97
75
60
54
145
80
121
77
128
103
112
94
107
69
118
171
90
92
128
156
153
180
137
132
136
110

1

134
104

•• ::::::::::::::: :::: i

8

109

II II

.... 9
.... 10
.... 11
.... 12
.... 13
.... 14
.... 15
.... 16
.... 17
.... 18
.... 1
. 2

96

II II

150

II II

132

II II

106

II II

147

II II

160

ii II

75

II II

72

II II

161

Nissouri West, Township

1

99
119

1

159

3

118

•' " " 4

1

80

5

72

6

83

7

108

8

91

.... 1
.... 2
.... 3
.... 4
.... 5
.... 6
.... 7

:::: I

.... 1

.... 2

84

72

11 II II

189

II II II

114

II II II

155

II II II

108

II II II

157

II II _ II

132

II II 1*

150

138

2

2

131

3

74

.... 4

.... 5

1

137

3

221
105

•' 2

128

London, City

.... 39
.... 40
.... 53
.... 54
.(A) 55
.(B) 55
. (A) 77
.(B) 77

1

156
176

II 11

190

„ „

2
2
2

234
) 349

II II

II II

1

" "

1

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote
Militarj' Votes — Votes mUitaires

nvil. 62

1

3.758

51
170
233

2,734

6
6
9

6,492

57
176
242

23

_ 2

8,535

Sur le continent d'Europe. . . .

/

4,212

2,755

6,967

23

2

8,535

^i^ritl i[^^., Samuel Francis Glass, 1,457.
Majonte pour j ' '

East Riding — Division Est, Middlesex

58

MIDDLESEX, West Biding— Division Quest

(Electoral District — District Electoral)

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election G<;u(5rale.

1911— Population, 27,300.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisscments de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
A'otcs
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electcurs

sur
lalistc.

Duncan

Campbell

Ross.

George
Adam
EUiot.

Rejected
Rejet^s

Not
countec

Pas
comptfe

Strathroy, Town

No.
.. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 1
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 1
. 1
. 1
. 2
. 1

'. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
7

Votes.
72
42
83
78
74
72
33
44
48
56
48
50
47
86
105
89
109
71
42
30
48
78
62
25
58
.85
26
7
76
81
76
18
49
59
44
35
15
30
43
58
40
34
42
46
42
39
42
58
45
41
59
59
44
22
50
31
76
48
53
71
48

Votes.
68
29
67
57
61
66
59
46
77
33
71
44
66
37
59
36
18
44
61
68
78
70
45
39
63
41
20
24
35
37
63
28
31
46
57
41
49
38
42
23
32
30
68
67
49
25
29
68
28
19
41
66
48
31
24
34
46
18
18
56
23

140
71
150
135
135
138
92
90
125
89
119
94

l23
164
125
127
115
103
98
126
148
107
64
121
126
46
31
111
118
139
46
80
105
101
76
64
68
85
81
72
64
110
113
91
64
71
126
73
60
100
125
92
53
74
65
122
66
71
127
71

1

179
90

I< u

220

(1 «

170

tt It

V

163

It «

186

McGillivray, Township

98

127

ti tt

151

u t.

107

It It

140

It tl

113

<( II

120

Lobo, Township

1

165
188

11 II

164

II II

156

II u

147

127

120

11 II

182

172

Adelaide, Township

126

84

II II

146

II II

161

II II

51

11 II

44

128

138

11 11

165

West Williams, Township

56

1
1

94

11 11

137

11 11

131

Metcalfe, Township

84

1

1

78

" "

87
96

II II

96

1

98

97

169

176

Mosa, Township

133

i'

1

1

74

II 11

97

II II

163

II 11

85

11 11

79

Delaware, Township

1

1

105
154

^h"

100

62

Ekfrid, Township

86

88

II 11

149

II 11

87

II 11

1
1

95

11 11

157

11 11

89

Middlesex, West Riding — Division Quest.

ONTARIO 59

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen6rale.
AIIDDLESEX, West Kiding— Divtsloa Ouest (Electoral District— District Sectoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin .

Canditates.
Candidats.

Valid
Votes
PoUed.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.

Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Duncan

Campbell

Ross.

George
Adam
Elliot.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted

Pas

comptes

No.

Caradoc, Township 1

" " . . 2

Votes.
93
58
105
123
67
91
77

Votes.
64
68
88
24
29
31
44

157
126
193
147
96
122
121

2

213

147

3

258

" '■ .4

185

" '• 5

-122

" " .6

142

7

158

Totals, CivU Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 68
Military Votes— Votes mUitaires—

3,856
18
20
36

3,105
65

176
185

6,961
83
196
221

15

1

8,755

Dans I'Amerique du Nord /

Within United Kingdom \

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

On the Continent of Europe 1

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaux

3,930

3,531

7,461

15

1

8,755

MajoJifl S^ur/»""«"» ^ampbeU Boss, 399.

HUSKOKA

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 21,233.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Peter
McGibbon.

George

Henry

Oakwood

Thomas.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted

Pas
comptes

I

Bala, Town

Bracebridge, Town, Ward

slo.
1

1
2
3
■4

1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2

Votes.
51
71

124
74
92
89
47
76
41
53
29
75
.58

118
32

132
38
73
90

Votes.
20
67
56
101
52
56
34
72
12
63
42
33
31
28
• 5
73
16
32
32

71
138
180
175
144
145

81
148

53
116

71
108

89
146

37
205

54
105
122

1
1

83
187
255

t( t, u

248

2

221

287

107

Chaffey, Township

1

216
86

1

167

85

Gravenhurst, Town, South Ward (A-L)
(M-Z)

3

200
160

North Ward

237

West Ward

67

Huntsville, Town, Ward (A-R)

320

" ..(S-Z)
" ..(A-L)
" ..(M-Z)

2
2

86
190

157

Muskoka

60

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G6ndrale.

MUSKOKA (Electoral Districts District electoral)— Con— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondiisseinents de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Peter
McGibbon.

George

Henry

Oak wood

Thomas.

Rejected
Rcjet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfes.

No.
1
2
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
1
2
1
2
3
4
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
3
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2

Votes.
48

6
44
45
12
15

1
33
12
18
10
26
27
15
42
38
84
59
20
84
13
22
36
71
32
60
104
24
47
14
22
43

5
13
12
29
58
89
15
18

6

Votes.
68
27
64
12
3
27
5
2
9
11
13
0
21
31
38
44
10
28
29
1
9
25
14
24
14
36
59
34
24
•37
56
45
19
44
18
22
23
33
25
20
4

116
33

108
57
15
42
6
35
21
29
23
26
48
46
80
82
94
87
49
85
22
47
50
95
46
96

163
58
71
51
78
88
24
57
30
51
81

122
40
38
10

1

146

48

137

67

2

18
62

„ „

1

U
48

II i<

25

II II

40

II II

45

.1 .1

32

62

63

1

i

i

223

.1 ,1

124

136

27

Muskoka, Township. . . ".

i'

1

54

97

32

II II

3

62

Oakley, Township

Port Carling, Village

64

139

SO

142

227

93

Stisted, Township

107

75

Watt. Township

1

102
114

II 11

29

Baxter, Township

2

66
56

Franklin, Township

83

119

Freeman, Township

Gibson, Township

Sinclair, Township

6

133

40

12

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

60

1

2,735
61
138
523

1,853
3
5
17

4,588
64
143
540

17

17

6,611

Dans I'Amferique du Xord /

Sur le continent d'Europe

.../

3,457

1.87S

5,335 17

17

6,641

Majority for 1
Majoriti pourj

Peter McGibbon, 1,579.

Muskoka

OXTARIO

61

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

19U— Population, 43.714

NIPISSIXG

^Electoral District — District Electoral)

Polling Di\Tsioiis.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.

Charles

Robert

Harrison.

Ed mend
Anthony
Lapierre.

v3o. ^^-:-

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfe

Voters

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Xo.

North Baj-, Town, Ward 1

'• 2

" (A-L) 3

" (M-Z) 3.1

" (A-L) 4

" (M-Z) ii

" 5

" 6

" 7

" 8

" 8a

" 9

" 9-

" " " 10

" " " : 10.4

" II

" lU

" 12

" 13

Widdifield, Township —

Milne's office. Trout Mills 14

Gratton's School House 15

Town Hall 16

Feronia. Schoolhouse 17

Widdiaeld Post Office 18

Ferris Township —

Public School, Nipissing Jet 19

Town Hall 20

Separate School, Astorville 21

Knapp's house 22

Bonfield. To'miship —

McXeely's House, Rutherglen. ... 23
Jos. Boissoneault's, Grand Desert 24

Town Hall 25

Bonfield, Town. Town Hall 26

Calvin Township, Town Hall 27

Mattawa, Town, Rankin Ward 28

" " Timmins Ward 29

" Taggart Ward 30

Papineau, Township, Belanger's School-
house 31

Cameron, Township, Burritt's School-
house 32

Mattawan, Township, Murphy's

Schoolhouse 33

Head, Clara and Maria, Townships —
Jackson's House. Deui Rivieres. . 34
J. H. Dunlop's house, Mackey's. . 35
Pembroke Lumber iCo.'s office,

Stonecliffe 36

Chisholm, Township —

Chiswick, No. 1 Poll 37

Kells P.O., No. 2 Poll 38

St. Jean's Comers, No. 3 Poll 39

Sturgeon Falls, Town, Michaud Ward 40

•■ Holdit<;h Ward (A to K) 41

'• (Lto Z). 42

Cockbum Ward 43

Cache Bay, Town. Gordon Hall 44

Springer. Township —

J. C. Leblanc's Shop, No. 1 45

Piche's Hall, No. 2 46

Votes.
81
103
62
51
55
68
64
123
167
79
83
64

46
135
50

125
57

Nipissing

62 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generate.
NIPISSING (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Suite.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondieseraents de Scnitin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Charles

Robert

Harrison.

Edmond
Anthony
lapierre.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^

Electeors

sur
la liste.

No.

Brule Creek, Schoolhouse 47

Caldwell, Township —

Guenette's Hall, Vemer (A-L) 48

Guenette's Hall, Vemer ....(M-Z) 48a

Ratter and Dunnet, Townships —

Warren, No. 1 49

Dunnet, P.O., No. 2 50

Martland, Township, Public School . 51

Casimir, Jennings, Appleby, Town-
ships, Separate School, St. Charles. 52

Sudburv, Town —

McCormick, Ward (A-F) 54

" (G-M) 55

" (N-Z) 55a

Rvan Ward (A-F) 56

" (G-M) 57

" (N-Z) 57a

Foamier Ward (A-K) 58

" (I^Z) 59

Coppercliff, Town —

Division No. 1 60

2 61

3 .62

4 63

Neelon, Township, Schoolhouse, No. 1 64
" " Coniston ,Club House 65

Garson, Township, Town Hall 66

Hanmer, Township. Hanmer Village. 67

Blezard, Township, Peter Gray's Hall 68

McKim Township —

Schoolhouse, No. 4 69

5 70

Hagar, Township, Schoolhouse, Mark-
stay 71

Capreol, Township —

Hanmer, Schoolhouse 72

Capreol Jet, Schoolhouse 73

Hunter, Township, Barnett's office,
Brule Lake 74

Sabine and Lyle, Townships, Cough-
lin's house, McKenzie Lake 75

Canisbay and Perk, Townships, Al-
gonquin Park office 76

Murchison, Lyell and Dickens,
Townships, Madawaska, School-
house 77

Airj-, Sabine and Sproule, Townships,
Dinins office 78

Guthrie and Barron, Townships, J. D.
McRae's house. Basin Depot 79

Lauder and Wilkes, Townships, Booth's
Depot 80

Boulter, Township —

Martin's house 82

Barbe's house 83

Phelps and Mulock, Townships, Rob-
inson's house, Feronia 84

Merrick, Stuart and Loekhart, Town-
ships, Tomiko Station. 85

Notman, Township, Osborne Station. 86

Gooderham, Township, McNamara
Lumber Co.'s office 87

116
123
112
129
119
97
54

10

184

171

139

4

100

67

3

7

5
10

6
126

87

125

2

15

0
1

3

9
10

168

87

101
51

46
53
35
60
71
44
158
205

7
58
36
25
33

129
35

154
68

140
55

12
175

138
53

162
176
147
189
190

17
242
207
164

37
229
102
157

75

24
16

146
181

150
200

Nipissing

63

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

NIPISSING (Electoral District— District Sectoral)— Con.— Saifc.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

List.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Charles

Robert

Harrison.

Edmond
Anthony
Lapierre.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.
Unsurveyed territory, Temagami Re-
serve, mileage, 48j, Spanish Pulp
and Paper Co.'s office, Kenney's
Siding 88

Votes.

9

9

17
16

16
9

22

7

7

1
6

2
39

26
6

6
16
6

9

6
2
6

3
11
22
31

15

Votes.

9

7
5

1

7

16

32

40
29

27
73

82
85

19
53

90
5
18

108

115
8
60

19
1

16
47

0

18

16
22
17

23

25

54

47
36

28
79

84
124

45
59

96
21
24

117

121
10
66

22
12
38

78

15

28

Assin, Riddell, Strathy and Cassel,
Townships, T. & N.O. office,
Dohertv Siding 89

31

Temagami, Town, Pool Room 90

29

24

Antoine, Eddy & Poitras & the unsur-
veyed townships West Jocko River
P. 0 92

34

Wvse and unsur\'eyed townships north
of Wyse. McLaren's Bay, P.O.. . . 93

Blyth, township, Georgian Bay Lum-
ber Co. office 95

7

147
70

KirkpatricK, Township —

77

Public School, Kirkpatrick 97

35

Haddo, Scollard, Falconer, Loudon,
Latchford and Bertram townships,
Giroux's Store, Noelville 98

56

MacPherson, Township, Giguere's
School 99

Con. 1, Kirkpatrick and Cons. 4, 5 and
6, MacPherson, Union Separate
School No. 1 100

3

1

113
101

Crerar, Part of Gibbons, and Dana,
townships. River Valley, P.0 101

112

Part of townships Dana, Janes and
Kelly, Gordon's Boarding House,
Azen 102

75

Public School, Smoky Falls 103

Pt. of townshipsof Badgerow, Bastedo,
Gibbons and Desaulniers, Desaul-
niers. Separate School 104

2

80

Hugcl, Townships, North Part, Public
School No. 2, Hugel 105

44

Verner and Kipling, Public School,

69

Pt. townships of Field, Bastedo and
Badgerow, A. Chapleau Hall,
Field 107

Townships of Cosby, Mason, Cherri-
man and Hoskin, No. 2 School-

2

168
142

Townships of Hawley and Hendrie,
Public School No. 2, .\ppleby Ill

10

Townships of Bigwood and Delamere,
Jos. Courchesnes' house, DelamerellS

South Pt. Township Hugel and north
part Kirkpatrick Township, Sepa-
rate School No. 2, Deer Creek... .116

1

87
27

Townships of Awrey, Hawley and

17

South Pt. Township of Hutton, Mil-
net, Milne's Store 118

North part Township of Hutton,

2

54
112

Con. 5 and 6 Township Dry den and
Township of Falconbridge, Garson
Mine 121

26

Nipissing

64 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election Geudrale.

NIPISSING (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fm.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissement3 de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Charles

Robert

Harrison.

Edmond
Anthony
Lapierre.

Rejected
Rejet^.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptfo.

No.
Con. 1,2. 3 and 4 Township Drj^den and
Pt. of Dill and Cleland, School-

Votes.
18

10
6

8
37
17

Votes.
24

0

58

15
20
6

42

10
64

23
57
23

46

Townships of Maclennan, Scadding,
Rathbun. .\ylmer and MacKel-
can, Boland's Bav, Wahnapitae
Lake 123

29

Township of Broder and Part of Dill,
No. 1 Schoolhouse, McFarlane
Lake 124

Townships of Fitzgerald, Deacon,
Lister, Osier. Biggar, Ballantyne
and Paxton —

2

2

90
30

66

Pt. Township of Dill, Quartz Mine. . .127

i

40

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 127
Military- A'otes — Votes militaires —

4,879

151

408
973

6,218

32
50
67

11,097

183

458

1,040

62

33

16,408

Dans r.\merique du Nord /

Totals — Totaux

6,411

6,367

12,778

62

33

16,408

Majority for '
Majority pour,

Charles Robert Harrison, 14.

Nipissing

ONTARIO 65

Thirteenth C5eneral Election — Treizleme Election Generale.

NORFOLK —(Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 27,110.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scruti

Candidates
Candidats

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins -

Voters

list.

Elec tears

la liste.

William
Andrew
Charlton.

John
Alexander
Wallace.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas

compt6s.

Votes.

74
38

Votes.

57
56
76
27
39
61
43

33

45
44
54

53
35

28
62
38

81
102

52
72
66
81
76
78
87

72
57
48
59

11
40
16
16
36

88
69
64
83
59
65
70

79
67
65

39
45
23
17
47
23
16
33

131
94

150
71
86

111
88

65
74
101'
94

105
107
1.34
106
90

114
120

77
105

98
109
116

94

97

95
112
105
116

63

78
79
86
106

112
133
134
127
103
110
127

■ 132
180
145
160

146
154
123
127
142
127
122
177

175

128

74

177

44

94

47

112

50
45

1

137

116

32

83

29

115

57

135

40
52

2

128
145

72

165

106

175

44

126

52

109

33
18

1

143
138

25

117

33

135

32

120

28

140

40
16

1

148
120

10

109

23

137

55

57
57

52

1
1
1

124
147
167

90

38

115

63

103

70

118

70
24

3

116
147

64
70

1

166
156

44
44
45

r

1

151
127
138

57

60
101

1
1

160

172
223

78

177

95

190

107

204

109

220

100
110

3

2

173
172

95
104
106

1
3

205

174
170

144

218

No.

Charlotteville, Township —

Vittoria 1

Kniffen's Shop 2

Forestville 3

Turvey 's House 4

Lynedoch Forester's Hall 5

Elmwood Schoolhouse 6

Brown's Hall 7

Houghton, Township —

Houghton Centre 1

Town Hall, Fair Ground 2

Moshier's Schoolhouse 3

Fuller's Schoolhouse 4

Middleton, Township —

Schoolhouse, Sec. 7 1

P. I. Hall, Goshen 2

Town Hall, Courtland 3

Schoolhouse, Sec. 3 4

Wimmer's Foundry "... 5

Townsend, Township —

Wilsonville 1

Boston 2

Bealton Hall 3

Villa Nova 4

Porter's Schoolhouse 5

Tyrrell Hall 6

BloomsbXirg 7

Granger's House .' ,. 8

Townsend Centre 9

Walsingham, South, Township —

Rohrer's Schoolhouse 1

Plank Road Schoolhouse 2

Town Hall 3

Union Schoolhouse 4

Walsingham, North, Township —

Marsden's Schoolhouse 1

Winters Schoolhouse 2

Town Hall, Langton 3

Turner's Hall, Carholme 4

Hunter's Shop, Wyecombe 5

Windham, Township —

Vanessa 1

Bookton, Cheese Factory 2

Teeterville 3

Town Hall 4

Lynnville 5

McConnell's House 6

Nixon 7

Woodhouse, To^Tiship —

Schoolhouse, Sec. 15 1

Schoolhouse, Sec. 3 2

Renton, Grange Hall 3

Marr's Schoolhouse 4

Simcoe, Town —

Cataract, Fire Hall la

Sebring's Hall lb

Market House 2a

2b

Cor. Kent and Peel 3

Scott's House 4a

4b

Council Chamber 5

Norfolk

66 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election- — ^Tnuzieme Election Gencrale.

NORFOLK— (Electoral District— District Electoral)- Con.— f in.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

William
Andrew
Charlton.

John
Alexander
Wallace.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
oompt^s.

No.
Delhi, Village—

Votes.

175

101
HO

154

65
79

Votes.

38

65
71

63

84
91

213

166
211

217

149
170

1

1

1

1

253

Port Dover, ^'illage —

Town Hall 1

Schoolhouse 2

Port Rowan, Village —

Town Hall 1

Waterford, Village —

217
224

274

192

Town Hall 2

1

242

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 59
Military' Votes— Votes militaires —

3,847

70
291
336

3,237

1
4
16

7,084

71
295
352

21

9

9,152

Dans r Amerique du Nord /

Within United Kingdom \

4,544

3,258

7,802

21

9

9,152

Majority for
Majority pour /

WiUiam Andrew Cbarlton, 1,286.

NORTHnHB^RLAND

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 32,892.

Polling Divisions.
.\rrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates .
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Samuel
Drayton
Dudley.

Charles
Arthur
Munson.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Cobourg, Town

No.

. 1
. 2
.. 3
. 4
.. 5
.. 6
.. 1
.. 2
.. 3
.. 4
1

Votes.
74
67
41
63
82
84
77
43
46
29
33
21
25
74
24
73
19
40
36

Votes.
100
155
89
209
173
193
167
128
216
174
136
84
86
134
47
62
39
87
130

174
222
130
272
255
277
244
171
262
203
169
105
HI
208

71
135

58
127
166

1

250
283

1

196

tt «

425

<> «

372

« •>

4
1

1

1

347

CampbelKord, Town

309
240

,4 U

315

«

1

296

210

.. 2
s

155

158

2

249

" 2

100

171

" . 2

92

.. 1
.. 2

185

220

Northumberland

OXTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

NOKTHUMBERLAXD— (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scnitin.

Candidates .
Candidats .

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
laliste.

Samuel
Drayton

Dudley.

Charles
Arthur
Munson.

Rejected
Rejetfo.

Not
counted.

Pas
oomptfe.

Murray, Township _. .

No.
3
4
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

10

Votes.
49
54
29
61
38
47
47
46
25
38
47
52
62
72
46
48
55
24
30
26
32
26
31
U
16
12
71
24
32
32
90
39
74
53
36
34
37
30
36
28
29
32
27
48
15
33
33
56

Votes.

129

107
59
63

113
71
93
62
80
78
80
88
90

147
90
32
79
19
81
72

107
91
74
46
35
54
92
21
57
39
58
31
45
39
48
35
23
33
49
40
58
66
26
82-
23
30
64
45

178
161
88
124
151
118
140
108
105
116
127
140
152
219
136
80
134
43
111
98
139
117
105
57
51
66
163
45
89
71
148
70
119
92
84
69
60
63
85
68
87
98
53
130
38
63
97
101

2

240
184

145

182

<i <>

1

182

X i<

160

« tt

178

Cramahe, Township

1

132
136

« .<

141

« K

150

« .<

172

1

175

302

It it

162

89

(1 .<

162

1< 1.

M

1

163

123

« «

174

(( 4(

137

.. »

132

« .(

5

.<

79

«( .1

92

Alnwick, Township

198

tt u

63

Haldimand, Township

1

4

104
98

n t<

1

.. 11

93

1( u

1

1< «

121

U 41

110

.. .1

95

it - it

85

" "

88

Hamilton, Township

119

ii it

i'

2

i'

110

„ ,"

125
135

" "

74

it tt

175

.< i<

60

tt tt

89

it ••

131

" «

135

Totals Civil Vote— Totaux. Vote civil

Militarj' Votes — Votes militaires —
W ithin North .\meric3.-

67

1

2,864

8
16
28

5,453

125
286
449

8,317

133
302

477

17

17

11,066

Within Inited Kingdom t

On the C ontinent of Europe

...\
.../

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals— Totaux

2,916

6,313

9,229

17

17

11,066

Majority for
Majority pour

SCharles .Arthur Munson, 3,397

75953—51

Northumberland

OXTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treiziemc Election (Jenerale.

1911— Population, 17.144.

68

ONTARIO, North Biding— Division Nord.

(Electoral District — District dlectoral).

Polling Divisions.

Arrondissemcnt.s tic Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste

Frederick
Hogg.

Samuel
Simpson
Sharpe.

Rejected
Rejetds.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt£s.

Cannington, Village

No.

'. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6

Votes.
19
22
21
14

20
26
, 28
4
34

27
17
26
39
17
13
5
28
33

65
16
5
83
78

38
48
54
19
47
53
19

41
56
41

51
101
45
48
32
66
29
28
38
24
10
1
20

Votes.
109
87
141

68

17
34
47
33
83

66
184
95
92
59
65
55
29
49

34
52
50
88
36

26
72
32
15
29
59
47

89
73
96

88
38
43
10
43
58
67
40
17
19
28
28
90

128
109
165
82

37
60
75
37
117

93
201
121
131
76
78
60
57
82

99
68
55
171
. 114

64
120
86
34
76
112
66

130
129
137

139

139
88
58
75

124
96
68
55
43
38
29

110

198

154

217

117

Thorah. Township-

52

Eden

74

113

58

149

Brock, Township —

Layton

112

220

163

Derryville,

3

174

Ellis

83

Wilfred,

100

Ruddvs

69

76

96

Scott, Township —

105

120

56

214

160

Uxbridge, Township —

Glasgow,

84

161

112

Glen Major

88

95

Quaker Hyi

167

Wetib's,

1

100

Uxbridge, Town-

142

West Ward

1

130
163

1

185

Town Hall.

177

1

108

69

1

85

134

Atherlv,

3

120

Rama, Township

94

78

Cooper's Falls

Sebright,...

59

3

41
51

137

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux, Vote civil. 46

1,552

2,680

4,232

4

10

5.460

Ontario, North Riding — Division Nord.

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.
ONTARIO, North Riding— Division Nord— Con.— Fm.

(Electoral District — District electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
BuU^ins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Frederick
Hogg.

Samuel
Simpson
Sharpe.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

No.
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Votes.

0
5
U

V'otes.

48
136
259

48
141
270

Within United Kingd9m \

Totals — Totaus

1,568

3,123

4,691

4

10

5,460

JJ^Joritf pour>»™»*J S™PSon Sharpe, 1,555.

ONTARIO, South Riding— Division Sud

(Electoral District — District electoral).

1911— Population, 23,865.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
Votes
Polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

William
Edmund
Newton
Sinclair.

William
Smith.

Rejected

Rejetfes.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfe

No.
Reach, Township, Utica 1

Votes.
43
57
23
54
28
26
14
46
26
39
35
32
54
48
39
21
39
38
42
104
53
7
33
27
83
34
38
80
45

Votes.

72

45

34

39

61

59

46

60

29

51
100

77

63
128

95

78
114
103

47

99

47 '

24

47

54
109

99

115

102

57

93

89

85

60

106

55

90

135

109

117

176

134

99

153

141

89

203

100

31

80

81

192

151

" Epsom 2

155

Marsh Hill 3

3

i

•66-
121
114

" " Greenbank 4

" " Seagrave 5

" " Prince Albert 6

124

Cedar Creek 7

69

" " Manchester 8

143

Saintfield 9

Port Perry, Village 1

2

1

3

6

4

3

6

74
135
177
143
151
. 270

... 2

" " 3

Scugog, -Township 1

Whitby, Town 1

2

" 3

7

120

" - 4

5

Pickering, Township 1

128

" 2

2

1
4

281
137
41

" "... 3

" " 4

5

6

7

8

9

49 87

10

11

76 156
33 78

1

213
91

South Riding — Division Sud, Ontario

70 OXTARIO

Thirteenth CJeneral Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.
ONTARIO, South Biding— Division SuA—Con.—Fin.

(Electoral District — District electoral) .

Candidates
Candidats .

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Arrondissements de Scrutin.

WilUam
Edmund
Newton
Sinclair.

WilUam
Smith.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

<o.

1

3
4
1
1
2
2
3
4
5
1
2
2
3
4
4
5
5
6
7
8
8
9
9

Votes.
65
50
43
73
55
54
70
33
100
50
24
68
62
49
87
77
59
26
22
66
76
60
42
63
60

Votes.
57
90
125
75
49
45
81

61
76
74
107
174
107
181
165
126
97
■ 98
119
101
105
88
104
101

122
140
168
148
104

99
151
108
161
126

98
175
235
156
268
242
185
123
120
185
177
165
130
167
161

170

1

165

;; ;: ^ :

209

1

176

138

■'" — " ""■"■"••- ;•;.■.■ .'..(M-zi

1

132
171

" " (M-7^

176

Osh

<i ■< ■

184

IC X

1

167

(t ti

118

Town

239

(A-L)

302

.(M-Z)

216

319

(A-L)

2

316

(M-Z)

243

(A-L)

3
1

1

168

(M-Z)

162

246

( tt

218

(A-L)

214

(M-Z)

185

(A-K)

216

" (L-Z)

1

1

203

Totals. Civil Vote, Totaux, Tote civil.
Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

54

..1

2,642
5
12
23

4,419
106
300
380

7,061
111
312
403

32

25

9.302

\

Dans le Royaume-t'ni

On the Continent of Europe

::|

2,682

.T.205

7,887

32

25

9,302

Majorill^ur «"«="» smith, 8,533.

Ontario, South Riding— Division Sud.

ON AT RIO 71

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

OTTAWA (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population. 77,182.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.

-

-

Valid

Candidats.

votes

polled.

•^

oi c

^S

Votes

l^»ci

a--.s

■^ 2.S

valides

S o =3

4^6

<afi

S'£j

5 3 O

donnes-

Votes

Votes

Votes

Votes

9

9

2

3

23

30

31

9

9

79

9

9

3

3

24

41

40

37

36

154

100

99

38

36

273

28

29

60

58

175

104

104

79

79

366

82

85

163

158

488

126

128

115

112

481

87

91

69

66

313

132

131

104

106

473

122

125

69

70

386

157

164

83

85

489

101

101

118

116

436

94

94

142

138

468

116

115

101

100

432

80

82

127

123

412

47

48

149

146

390

34

34

62

62

192

56

57

77

77

267

46

46

60

59

211

127

12S

71

71

397

121

I.JO

119

114

484

105

108

108

103

424

25

30

181

174

410

64

66

IS2

176

488

115

116

56

53

340

57

59

498

96

310

-88

93

78

75

334

157

1.56

60

60

433

80

83

50

48

261

89

92

57

5fi

293

131

132

105

102

470

• 95

99

77

77

348

52

52

22

22

148

112

115

89

88

404

143

146

75

72

436

110

110

112

110

442

134

136

99

96

465

130

133

88

86

437

122

122

56

52

352

91

92

52

51

286

79

79

56

56

270

90

90

40

39

259

98

101

41

42

282

91

91

31

32

245

101

100

41

41

283

93

95

49

50

287

135

135

71

70

411

154

155

66

70

445

180

184

47

47

458

180

184

87

86

537

159

165

59

59

442

19

17

17

17

70

113

117

.59

57

346

73

72

41

42

228

54

54

■25

26

159

85

87

66

64

302

127

127

57

57

368

111

113

30

27

281

157

158

48

48

411

87

88

36

36

247

BaUots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfe,

Voters

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Ottawa, City —

Victoria Ward 1

" 2

Dalhousie Ward .

Wellington Ward 1

2

12

....12a

13

13.4

14

14a

15

16

17

18

19

Central War 1

Ottawa

72 OX TAR 10

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

OTTAWA (Electoral District— District 61cctoral)— Con.— Sui7c.

Polling Divisions.
ArrondissBments de Scrutin.

Valid
votes
polled.

\'otes

valides

55 ^ 1 1 donn6s

Baljots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
eomptfe.

Voters
on
list.

Central Ward 7

" 10

" lO.t

" 11

" 12

" 13

" 14

" IS

" 16

" 16a

" 17

" 18

" 19

" 20

Capital Ward 1

St . Georges Ward 1

Ottawa

Votes
97
145
99
104
101
96
158
129
190
187
173
117
105
168
155
161
132
121
191
192
95
210
148
139
137
173
101
157
191
196
123
119
169
155
118
94
71
97
52
151

Votes
60
61
27
19
34
36
36
49
71
76
60
25
37
65
48

315
417
253
248
267
262
390
354
523
522
467
284
286
464
411
417
409
323
486
489
301
536
365
357
352
427
290
435
482
484
306
290
468
426
311
242
254
348
229
399
270
187
349
180
416
234
405
312
292
483
466
294
251
281
285
290
273
313
267
384
252
315
234
376
393

ONTARIO

73

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

OTTAWA— (Electoral District. District electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.

Candidates.
Candidats.

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Arronciissements de Scrutin.

, 1

-II

-il

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
oomptfe.

Bv Ward..

Xo.l Votes
1 ! SI

Votes
28
23
11
10
7
9
17
47
16
26
25
58
15
23
44
58
26
8
5
4
19
9
14
14

Votes
146
232
123
120
143
114
200-
193
199
1.57
155
155
253
1S9
137
122
133
126
158
226
233
198
239
209

Votes
141
226
119
116
141
110
196
190
196
153
149
155
252
186
135

ai9

129
124
150
223
226
193
233
208

346
503
- 265
256
299
242
430
475
427
362
353
424
536
4')2
360
356
314
265
327
456
497
408
500
448

1

4

145

3

3.\
4
4.*
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
6a

8

9
10
U

22
12
10
8
9
17
45
16
26
24
56
16
24
44
57
26
7
5
3
19
8
14
17

294

.1 ..

.* .<

2

237

255

<( i*

3

1

264

214

188

243

Ottawa Ward

292

1

238
194

215

" "

189

1 321
265

" "

268

228

" ■■

6

1

278
251

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux, Voteeivi

Military Votes — Votes militaires —
Within North America

151

13,584

899
1,651
2,178

13,712

935
1,685
2,215

12,843

150
86
210

12,648

141
79
209

52.787

2,125
3,501
4,812

70

18

31,073

Dans rAmericiue du Xord

Dans le Ro\aume-Uni (

...1

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals— Totaux

18,312

18,547

13,289

13,077

63,225

70

18

31,073

Majority for i,f.„^ r,„„<;t »>■«« ,,,-0,- , „,-> R'ght Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laiirier.5,258.
Majority pour, "f"** ^^"^^* '^•PP' "^^^ "-"^^ Harold Buchanan McGiverin, 5,470.

>laJority for
Majorife i)our/

John Leo Cbabot, over (sur)

/Right Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, 5.023.
.Harold Buchanan McGiverin, 5,235.

Ottawa

74

OXFORD, North Riding Dhlsion Nord

(Electoral District — District electoral).

OXTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gdnerale.

1911— Population, 25,07

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisscmcnts de Scrutin.

Candidates .
Candidate

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
validcs
donnfes -

Ballots
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Edward
Walter
Nesbitt.

Donald
Matheson
Sutherland.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^.

Blandtord, Township

No.

la
la

3

Votes.
31
27
39
35
36
67
59
52
54
56
27
41
57
45
6i
56
46
48
33
28
22
25
104
105
106
58
59
32
67
66
75
85
92
72
81
63
68
58
114
119
99
57
90
78
67
83
85
71
87
67
47

Votes.
63
35
22
23
34
78
46
65
26
93
14

5^
37
47
44
9
0
37
18
53
38
66
28
50
8
11
3
21
37
31
39
85
79
54
101
104
67
116
116
123
60
110
102
116
122
1.36
84 ■
149
58
10

94

62
61
58
70
145
105
117
80
149
41
50
111
82
116
100
55
48
70
46
75
63
170
133
156
66
70
35
88
103
106
124
177
151
135
164
172
125
230
235
222
117
200
180
183
205
221
155
236
125
57

J36

87

ti ii

90

1,

89

u u

102

191

139

it «

148

c< »

109

» >l

186

11 u

2

90

>I «

73

>I u

2

153

« t(

112

158

162

« .1 l<

73

« « «

73

1< >i u

93

X <I t<

82

t( ti t(

120

11 11 11

95

267

188

11 11 11

1

215

11 11 11

94

11 11 11

100

11 11 11

137

Zorra, West, Township

145

141

188

11 11 11

180

1. 11 11

217

172

143

11 ,1

186

" St. David's. Ward.

'i' '

2

194
149
261

" St. George's Ward..

258

241

1

123
216

198

197

*' St. Patrick's Ward.

2

i

230
248
185

11 11 11

284

Embro. Village

186

102

Totals. Civil Vote-Totaux. Vote civil
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

51

1

3,208
59
240
329

2.931
b9
75
29

6.139
98
315
358

5

7

8.006

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord /

Dans le Rovaume-l'ni 1

Totals— Totaux

3.836

3.074

6.910

5

7

8.006

Majority for
Majority poiir

Edward Walter Xesbitt, JR.

Oxford, North Riding — Division Nord.

ONTARIO 'i

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

1911— Population, 22,294

OXFORD, South Riding— Division Sud

(Electoral District — District electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisseinents de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters
on

Donald
Sutherland.

Malcolm .
Smith
Schell.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptes.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

IngersoU, Town

No.
la
2a
3a
4a
5a
6a

2a

Votes.

74

81

82

70

91 .

93

95

96
115
113

63

65

66
104
107

85
128

88

71

42

49

50

54

51

72

63

11

33

35

43

42

30

51

86

90

61

43

45

55

42

69

63
118

64

,52

69

76

56

68

95
104-

Votes.
61
50
41
34
41
36
39
37
51
55
37
29
67
74
84
53
63
«4
78
59
60
66
65
59
37
46
24
29
45
49
43
67
68
56
54
55
54
49
48
43
45
51
61
68
85
53
67
64
47
73
73

135
131
123
104
132
129
135
133
166
168
100
94
133
178
191
138
191
172
149
101
109
116
119
110
109
109
35
62
80
92
85
97
119
142
144
116
97
94
103
85
114
114
179
132
137
122
143
120
115
168
177

179

172

u a

218

n u

174

.1 u

186

a it

189

it t<

2
1

162

u «

165

11 i>

234

fC ((

2

1

240

<, .1

181

<i a

1

180

Dereham, Township.

180

218

X X

2

232

(i «

176

l( «

244

« >l

244

Norwich, North, Township

1

2

188
126

.. li ii

125

« « li

137

u .. «

149

119

1

121

I. i<

150

54

92

i< i< «

124

11 11 11

120

119

148

It ..

186

11 ., 1.

106

11 .1 11

155

1.39

128

11 It 11

142

11 It it

121

It 11 ti

1.57

" West, "

149

2

1

240

11 11 It

144

It 11 11

170

Tillsonburg, Town

1
2

226
251

204

11 11

2

i

213

11 11

291

11 11

314

Totals, Civil Vote-Totaux, Vote civi'

Military Votes — Votes militaires —

51

...I

1

3,. 570
54

245
255

2,777
8
8
19

6,347
62
253

274

14

8

8,757

Within United Kingdom 1

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Totals— Totaux

4,124

2,812

6,9.36

14

8

8,757

KKLri««-W Sutherland, U12.

South Riding — Division Sud, Oxford

76 OXTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election Gen^rale.

PARKDALE (Eleetoral District— Distriet Electoral). 1911— Population. 59.609

, Divisions,
nents dc Scrutin.

C'andidates .
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
validcs
donn#s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

PoUinf
Arrondissei

Carson
Alexander
Vivian
MeCormack.

III

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.
Toronto, fitv. Ward fi 1

Votes.
93
68
57
87
74
56
70
53
49
97
64
63
65
57
42
53
GO
72
22
23
38
48
42
40
28
16
46
57
35
56
32
42
28
38
54
40
16
65
126
117
62
76
56
69
59
43
67
86
74
77
63
76
64
94
38
53
69
33
31
S3
51

Votes.
55
81
57
88
98
60
126
82
101
79
62
96
148
98
114
43
107
98
25
104
122
147
129
153
149
180
101
63
87
57
140
108
. 124
139
106
1,37
104
78
57
50
72
77
83
60
55
51
42
72
64
45
43
50
40
61
131
81
91
105
129
120
76

Votes.
42
38
34
38
27
18
44
24
32
29
23
49
32
21
46
29
36
27
11
30
19
29
24
33
28

29
43
14
24
17
15
14
25
45
47
21
33
34
33
34
26
50
54
33
31
38
36
38
46
26
36
28
44
14
35
33
20
12
37
37

190
187
148
213
199
134
240
159
182
205
149
208
245
176
202
125
203
197
58
157
179
224
195
226
205
218
176
163
136
137
189
165
166
202
205
224
141
176
217
200
168
179
189
183
147
125
147
194
176
168
132
162
132
199
183
169
193
158
172
210
164

235

; I '•

2

243

' 3

187

4

196

5

280

6

166

7

295

8

214

9

2

217

' 10

11

299

194

' 12

' 13

' 14

' 15

' 16

17

269

1
1

300
210
275

151

4

8'

3

3

257

' 18

' ir

' 20

21

238
113
180
239

22

1

284

' 23

' 24

' 25

' 26

' 27

' 28

' 29

' 30

' 31

32

* 33

' 34

' 35

' 36

' 37

' 38

' 39

' 40

' 41

' 42

' 43

' 44

' 45

• 46

47

' . 48

242

299

247

261

1

208
206

172

185

^26

198

218

251

271

4

1

259
199
248

2

1
1

1

298
299
238
221
230

248

183

167

1

237
232

49

' 50

' 51

' 52

53

54

' 55

56

' 57

58

59

246

224

1

177
224

1

221
249

1.

236
246

238

2

211
198

' '.... 60

61

258

2

201

Parkdale

OS T ARID
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

PAKKDALE— (Electoral District— District electoral)— Co^.—.Sui(f.

Candidates

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots

Candidats.

Bulletins.

\'oters

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

( 'arson
Alexander
Vivian
McCiirmuck.

2
■£"H s

O S 0

§1

Rejected
Rejetes.

Xot
counted.

Pas
comptfo.

list.

Electeure

sur
la liste.

Xo.
.. 62

Votes.
35
47
100
58
47
49
52
49
77
34
34
57
45
45
59
49
84
55
55
55
71
63
68
50
79
51
69
97
57
67
53
68
91
82
32
67
104
116
121
73
69
76
53
34
26
77
76
57
24
78
101
82
88
65
82
49
58
95
76
67

Votes.
100
64
59
36
54
50
122
61
45
59
79
101
61
74
47
74
65
76
50
56
88
86
48
68
58
86
63
75
40
88
42
35
36
51
82
58
65
37
68
78
63
84
73
23
17
55
61
43
18
49
43
45
74
26
36
31
60
72
56
48

Votes.
23
31
29
39
48
23
31
28
25
39
47
40
50
55
48
38
46
16
34
25
16
26
22
19
21
23
«
23
24
35
16
14
25
31
20
19
18
19
23
15
27

23
4
6
20
28
13
15
11
23
21
41
14
12
29
17
18
22
26

158
142
188
133
149
122
205
138
147
132
160
198
156
174
154
161
195
147
139
136
175
175
138
137
158
160
154
195
121
190
111
117
152
174
134
144
177
172
212
166
159
182
159
61
49
152
165
113
57
138
167
148
203
105
130
109
135
185
154
141

.. 63
.. 64
.. 65
.. 66

189

i „ „

4

273

176
185
185
244
195
194

1.- .. «

3

«

.. 67
6»

»

2
2

1

20'

"... 69

" 70

71

.. 72
.. 73
.. 74
.. 75
.. 76
77

1

198
230

„ „ „

1

172
222

« .. <.

227

iC « i*

1

204

« .. «

.. 78
.. 79
.. 80
.. 81
.. 82
.. 83
.. 84
.. 85
.. 86

ti It a

189

« « _ i<

(C « «

170

" " "

8

225
142

» .< «

176

« « ..

265

<c « n

1

210
202

a u «

.. 87
88

« U (1

205

248
193

" " "

.. 89
.. 90
.. 91
.. 92
.. 93
.. 94
.. 95
96

1

« >i «

257

« a <4

135

« <i 11

197

(( u tl

234

„ „ «

i'

1

• 238
177
181

« IC ..

.. 97
.. 98

(( u tt

^^ ^^ ^^

.. 99
..100
..101
.102
.103
..104
..105
.106
..107
..108

.109
..110
..111
..112
..113

.114
..115
..116
..117
..118
..119
..120

.121

2
2

1

225
287
232

(f ti n

183

" " "

225

ti tt tt

207

« <1 I.

95

^J ,J „

6

77
249
200

:: :: :: •:::■:■■:•:::

1
2

141
70
164

:: :: :: '■'■'■'■'■'■■■■''■'

3

2

97
271
265

** ** "

1

137
159

" " "

140

„ ., ..

2

162
239

« " "

199

" " "

175

Parkdale

78 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election Odn^rale.
PARKDALE— (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Candidates .
Candidats .

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe

Ballots.
Bulletins .

Voters

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Carson
Alexander
Vivian
McCormack.

III

01 « o

§s

OS

0&

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted .

Pas

compt^s.

list.
Electeurs
la liste.

No.

Toronto City, Ward 6 122

123

" 124

' 125

Votes.
45
54
35
45
45

Votes.
46
41
116
115
63

Votes.
24
39
18
36
25

115
134
169
196
133

2

1

7'

149
191
223

248

' . . . .126

■ 209

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 126
Militar>- Votes— Votes militaires —

7,605

118
2
11

9,454

543
1,513
1,796

3,567

34
28
69

20,626

695
1,543
1,876

73

46

26,840

Dans I'Amerique du Nord 1

Within United Kingdom "1

Dans le Royaume-Uni |

Sur le continent d'Europe /

7,736

13,306

3,698

24,740

79

46

26,840

Maioritv for „ ,, » », j u » * .,,„, /Carson .\leiander Vivian McCormack, 5,S7«.

Majoritl iM>urj «"»>ert Macdonald Mowat, over (sur) \ jj„^j„„ Waldron. 9.608.

Parkdale

ONTARIO 79

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

PARRY SOIND

(Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population, 26,547-

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

James
Arthurs.

Norman

Cecil
Hocken.

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Not
counted

Pas

eomptfe.

Voters
on

list.

No.

,\rmour. Township (North Part) 1

(South Part) 2

Burk's Falls, Village 3

Chapman, Township, (West) 4

(East) 5

Christie, Township (Con. 7 to 14) 6

(Con. 1 to 6) 7

Carlina, Township 8

Foley, Township 9

Himsworth, Township (North) 10

" " (Con. 8 to 17,

and lots 1 to 18, etc.) II
Himsworth, Township. Con. 1 to 3 and

Lois 19 to 37, etc.).. . 12

Humphrej-, Township (SuV>-div. 1) . 13

(Sub-div. 2).. 14

Hagerman, Municipal Township 15

Joly, Township (Con. 7-1 inclusive)... 16
(Con. 8-14 inclusive) . . 17

Kearney. Town 18

Machar, Township (Sub-div. East, 15

S. Rd.etc.) 19

Machar, Township (Sub-div. No. 2) . . 20

( " No. 3) 21

McMurrich, Township (Sub-div. No. 1) 22

( " No. 2) 23

McDougall. Township 24

McKellar, Township (Sub-div. No. 1). 25
( " " No. 2) 26
Nipissing, Township (N. of Con. 4, Lots

21 to 30) 27

Nipissing. Township (S. of Con. 4,

Lots 1 to 20) 28

Parrv' Sound, Town (E. Ward) 29

•• •• (E.Ward A) 29

(W.Ward) 30

(W. Ward A) 30

(Centre Ward) 31

(Centre Ward A) 31
Pern-, Township (Sub-div. No. 1). . . . 32

" " ( " No. 2) 33

(Lots 25 to 35. Con. 6

to 14, etc.) 34

Powassan. Town 35

Ryerson, Township (S. and W. of River

Maganetawan) 36

Ryerson, Township (N. and E. of

River Maganetawan 37

South River, \'illage 38

Strong, Township (W. of the 20th and

2Ist Side Rd.) 39

Strong, Township (E. of the 20th and

21st Side Rd.) 40

Sundridge, Village 41

Trout Creek, Village 42

rNORCIKIZED TERRrrORY:

Burton, Township (Ardbeg) 43

Burpee, Township 44

Bctiiune, Township (E. from Side Line

15) 45

Bethune, Township (W. from Side Line

15) 46

Votes.

130
55

208
63
25
73
23
52
74

122

96

23
137

59
139

99
196

88
123

175
74
263
139
33

131
211

50
134

15
104

20

20
55
31
56
129
133

47
203

96
191
124
261
111
140

no

37
147

87
115

63
138

Parry Sound

80 UXTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election Generale.

PARRY S01;ND=, Electoral District— Distrie-t feleotoral.)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemcnts Ue Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candida ts.

James
.\rthurs.

Norman

Cecil
Hocken.

Valid
votes
polleil.

^'otcs

valide.s
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfs

Not
counted

Pas
coniptfe

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

No
Conger. (E. part (E Conger andCooper

Townships. 30th Side Line) 47

Cooper. (W. part from Side Line 30,

Conger and Cooper Townships) . . 48
Croft. Township (N.W. pt. Con. 4 to

14) 49

Croft, Township (S. part S. of Con. 4

to Con I) 50

Croft, Township (E. Side Line, Con. 4

to 14, Lots 15 and 16) 51

Depot Harbour (Parrj' Island) 52

Ferrie, Township and pt. of Mc-

Kcnzie. Township 53

Ferguson, Townsliip 54

Gurd, Township (\V. of Side Line, Con.

1 to 20) 55

Gurd. Township (E. of Side Line, Lots

20 and 21, Con. 1 to 20) 56

Gurd, Township (Gore of Gurd, Lots 1

-14, Cons. 15-1&-17-18-19-20) 57

Harrison, Township 58

Lauricr, Township (Con. 1-8) 59

" (Con. 9-14) 60

Lount, Township 61

Monteith Township (E. of Side Line 15

and 16, Con. 1-14) 62

Jlonteith, Township (W. of Side. Line

15 and 16, Con. 1-14) 63

Mowat, Coponaning and Blair, Town-
ship.? 64

Loring, McConkey, Hardy, and the N.

part of Mills and Wilson) 65

Amstein, (S. part Townships. Millsand

Wilson) 66

Whitestone, (part of the Township of

McKenzie) 67

Restoule. (Township of Patterson)... . 68
Pringle, (the Townships of Pringle and

Mills) 69

Pringle, (Part of the Township) 70

Proudfoot, Township 71

Shawanaga, Township 72

Spence, Township (thatpart N. of Con.

7-14, Lots 55 and 70, Con. A and B) 73
Spence, Township (S. of Con. 6 to 1

and Lots 37 to 54, Con. A and B) . . 74
Wallbridge and Brown, Townships. ... 75
Wallbridge, (N. River Maganetawan). 76

Key Harbour 77

Wanikewin or Pickerel Landing 78

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 81
Militarj' Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America \

Dans I'Amerique du Nord /

Within L'nited Kingdom \

Dans le Royaumo-Uni /

On the Continent of Europe 1

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaux.

Votes.
17
10
61
24
19

4,368
105
258
451

5,182

Votes.

13

11

5

3

12
50

3
3

43

27

0
0
12
10
38

91

139

0

10

2,000
9

60

27

31
146

27
31

63

42

14
47
20
56

39

50

31

140

25

172

149

7

29

,368
114
266
477

Majority for \ .._,„ Arthur*
Majority pourj ■'""** Artburs,

Parry Sound

OXTARIO 81

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

PEEL (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population, 22,102.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Samuel Benjamin
Charters. Petch.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfa

Voters

on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Brampton.Town, (South Ward)(.\.-H.
Brampton, Town. (South Ward) (I.-Z.)

Brampton, Town, (West Ward)

Brampton, Town. (.East Ward)

Brampton, Town. (North Ward)

Streetsville, Village

Port Credit, Village

Bolton, Village

Toronto, Township

Toronto Gore, Township 1

Albion, Township- .. . 1

Caledon, Townsliip.

Chinguacousy, Township.

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaui, Vote civil. 42
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America 1

Dans rAmerique du Nord (

Within United Kingdom (

Dans ie Royaume-Uni f

On the Continent of Europe 1

Sur le continent d'Europe J

Totals — Totaux.

144
119
248
218
189
132
242
160

1.50
103

58
119
48
68
67
80

4,142
72
230
307

4,7.51

7.5
122

81

222
194
370
299
287
151
302
195
129
154
227
236
138
159
110
143
238
108
122
129
78
97

145
82
162
201
105
83
112
124
133
150
134
148
139
154

6.610
83
237
320

618
460
471
458
212
417
193
2.38
212
277
320
198
189
153

126
162

78
186
225
118
189

72
142
192
186
181
200
321
179
175
150
168
172
240
185
180
179
187

Majority for \
Majority pour

Samuel Charters, 2,252.

Peel

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Trcizieine Election Generale.

1911— Population, 30,235.

PERTH, North Riding— Division Nord

(Electoral District — District Electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfs.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Hugh
Boulton
Morphy.

James
Palmer
Rankin.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfs.

North Eastl
Ellice, Tovra

No
. 1
. 2
. 3
. i
. 5
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
7
. 8
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 1
. 2
. 3
.. 4
. 5
. 6
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 1
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 1
. 2
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5

Votes.
6
9
37
9
15
23
14
13
U
13

34

50
17
74
85
31
76
93
70
84
121
99
83
15
128
85
65
62
30
35
67
100
117
88
124
92
96
119
163
118
132
113
122
103
195
108
142
134
190
130
169
134
69
113
142
130
139

Votes.
79

120
52

111
39
78
57
36

204
62
23
72

108
59
57
54
35
76
41
21
32
23
24
33
73
21
48
28
62
86
?8
9
61
47
25
36
52
31

135
83
95

108
69
65
74
87

114
91
78

106

124
92
98
81
78

126
71
83
74

85
129

89
120

54
101

71

49
215

75

45
106
110
109

74
128
120
107
117
114
102
107
145
132
156

36
176
113
127
148

58

44
128
147
152
124
176
123
231
202
258
226
201
178
196
190..

91

1
1
2

158

103

131

*(

61

ship

2

116
83

u

<

4
2
1

7S

u

*

241

X

88

u

t

87

«

I

136

•<

<

122

Momington,
Elma, Town

Wallace, Tot
Listowel, To

Township

127

129

.<

136

1

124

.<

123

u

147

143

124

127

1

177

i

149

1

187

I

49

218

raship '.

123

148

1

170

'

75

45

u

141

wn

197

2
1

206

154

213

166

illaee

284

Stratford, City, (Avon Ward)

213

299

U It

241

(FalstaS Ward)

217

1

192
231

(Hamlet Ward)

221

309
199
220
240
314
222
267
215
147
239
213
213
213

343

I

(Romeo Ward)

1

4

229
242

270

" "

6

1

345

241

« tt

302

" (Shakespeare Ward)

1

1

237
174

271

u «

3

263
241

« .,

1

237

Totals, Civil Vote.— Totaux, Vote ci%

il. 59

4,860

4,045

8,905

23

14

10,383

Perth, North Riding — Division Nord

OSTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

PERTH, Xortb Riding— Division Xord— Con .

lElectoral District — District electoral).

-Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
poUed.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list

Hugh
Boulton
Morphy.

James
Palmer
Rankin.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
eomptes.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Votes.
185

^'otes.
25

210
428
543

417 ' 11

Dans le Royaume-Uni j

515

28

5,977

4,109 1 10, 086

23

14

10,383

iSSrite ^'ur }H"gl> B«"»«" ""'P"!^' »'««»•

PERTH, Soutli Riding— Division Sud

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 18,947.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
poUed.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

William
Forrester.

Michael
Steele.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
eomptes.

No.
.. 1
.. 2
.. 3
.. 4
.. 5
.. 6
.. 7
.. 1
.. 2
.. 3
.. i
.. 1
.. 2
.. 3
.. 1
.. 2
.. 3
.. 4
.. 5
.. 6
1

Votes.
56
59

113

147

• 80

28

35

126
80
58
77
79

114
51
46
17
42
68
46
63

117

111
81
75
43

102
60
55
71

104

Votes.
50
32
34
3
16
29
42
40
40
86
51
88
98

81 ,
15
49
33
51
39
44
55
40
43
46
lU
12
5
16
19
34

106
91
147
150
96
57
77
166
120
144
128
167
212
132
61
66
75
119
85
107
172
151
124
121
154
114
65
71
90
138

129

110

.< <c

1

184

« tl

160

U .1

113

<1 11

• 1

70

u a

92

Hibbert, Township

3

197
153

u u

186

II ,1

164

224

271

l< »

1

159

Fullarton, Township

82

78

.< II

97

II II

156

111

II II

126

232

11 II 2

197

" " . . 3

150

II II 4

152

" " a

197

Hope, South East, Township

.. 1

2

168

i'

1

88

3

82

II 11 4

102

Tavistock. Villaee

.. 1

182

South Riding — Division Sud, Perth

84 OS T A RIO

Thirtoenth (uiu'riil Election — ^Treiziemc Eloction flen^'rale.

PEBTII, South Riding -DiiUion Slid— (on— fm.
(Electoral District— District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin .

Candidates.
C'andidats

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

WUIiara
Forrester.

Michael
Steele.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.

Blanchard, Township 1

Votes.
24
32
15
37
55
6
23

~\
52
29
35
28
47

Votes.
64
58
96
80
35
98
51
61
92

137
62

105
71

115

88

90
111
117

90
104

74
102
164
189

91
140

162

112

115

3

130

" '• ... 4

171

" " 5

3

110

" " ./ 6

141

106

" ■ " 2

158

3

237

4

3

2

2

251

" 4a

132

5

5*

6

244

Totals. ( ivil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 44

ililitary Votes — Votes Militaires —

Within North America \

Dans l'Am#rique du Xord i

2,700

- 4
3
6

2,427

61
118
164

5,127

65
121
170

10

8

6.714

On the Continent of Europe \

2,713

2,770

5,483

10

8

6,714

Majority for imfi-i,..! <a*«,ip sj
Majority pour/*"'^"**" »»•«"» *'•

Perth, South Riding — Division Sud

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Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

1911— Population, 15,499.

PETERBOROl'GH, East Riding— Division Est

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

ifst.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Albert
Sexsmith

William
"H"

Johnston.

Rejectee
Reiet6s

Not
counted

Pas

comptes

No.

2

Votes.
39
49
10
94
27

121
39
29
91
34
60
16
47
14
23
32
30
60
50
23
10
60
61
49
99
33
33
19
43
59
67
41
67
67
55
68

112
68
91

134
90

100

Votes.
24
35
5
30
,54
36
42
33
19

28
10
17
3
0
45
34
6
42
98
92
51
14
15
59
21
3
4
12
66
66
43
36
81
27
25
47
46
38
31
26
9

63

84

15

124

81

157

81

62

110

36

88

26

64

17

23

77

64

66

92

121

102

111

75

64

1,58

.«

36

23

55

125

133

84

103

148

82

93

159

114

129

165

116

109

110

114

30

Asphodel, Township

142

102

.<

203

5

2

150

Belmont and Methuen. Townships . -

76

158

•< •<

51

..

2

115
31

1

63

18

28

Chandos, Township

97

79

Douro, Township

2

85
146

•1 .i

159

118

" '«

121

Dumincr, Township

91

88

184

64

42

28

Otonaboe, Township

74

151

.4 U

1

"

117

" ".

160

183

" "

113

" "

141

Havelock, Village

242

.< t(

155

Lakcfield, Village

1
3

Norwood, Village

128

136

Totals. Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil
Military Votes — Votes militaires —
Within North America

42

1

2,314
35
94
112

1,375
3
2
9

3,689
38
96
121

12

5

4,830

Dans r.\m6riquc du Nord /

Wichin United Kingdom \

On the Continent of Europe \

Totals— Totaux

2,555

1,389

3,944

12

5

4,830

ittajOTitl pour/'*"''' A'"^'' SMsmith. 1,166.

East Riding — Division Est, Peterborough

ox T A RIO
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PETERROROl^GH, West Riding— Division Ouest

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population. 26,151.

Candidates .
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfs

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

.Arrondissements de Scnitin.

John
Hampden
Burnham.

Robert

Richard

Hall.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Peterboroueh. Citv

No.

1

lA

2
2\
3

3a
4
4a
5
5a
6
.7

8

9
10
XOa
11

llA

12
12a
13
14
15
15a
16
17
17a
18
19
19a
20
21
22
22a
1

i

3

1

2
3
1
2
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
1

VoteB.
143
107

85

83

92

63
118

77

111)
111

91

86

60
145
123
101

94
103
151 •
101
173
111
135
100
198
106
102
140
100
103
144
150

83

79

13

16

n
1

6

33

46

57
3

13
122

97

84

87

54
118

77
103
134

86
100

Votes.
96
69
75
41
66
58
48
27
55
36
61
54
35
54
71
53
46
59
40
49
60
90
88
47
45
42
47
42
57
59
37
105
96
94
53
0
40
50

52
34
49
147
48
44
41
17
66
53
39
29
17
58
26
30

239
176
160
124
158
121
166
104
212
146
172
145
121
114
216
176
147
153
143
200
161
263
199
182
145
240
153
144
197
159
140
249
246
177
132

13

56

61
8
8

85

80
106
150

61
166
138
101
153
107
157
106
120
192 ■
112
130

1

297

*.

201

"

<•

221

,

,,

■■•■•■•2-

1

163
317

1

„

195

■

186

•

"

148

'

2

261

t

«

183

<

242

1

208

•

164

t

«

144

«

••

3
3
3

1

288

;

I :::::::::::::;:::

260
216
180
169

'

218

(

203

<

286

'

225

«

215

'

169

'

298

t

199

'

156

•

241

1

227

t

197

1

286

<

307

'

1
1

207

Galwa

163
19

68

Cavendish, Township

. 78

9

Har^•e

EnnisE
Smith

Monag
Monag

i<

2

12

y. Township

107

95

"

134

nore, Township

191

71

Township

1

250
186

■<

159

«

1

193

•'

118

han. North, Township

1

241

144

tt „

208

«

1

262

l>an. South, Township

132

164

Totals, Civil Vot<!—Totaux, Vote civil

56

5,186

2,904

8.090

22

2

10,381

Peterborough, West Riding — Division Ouest

ox T A RIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

PETERBOROUGH. West Riding— Division Ouest— Con— Fin.

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scnitin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Hampden
Burnham.

Robert

Richard

Hall.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

No.
Military Votes — Votes Militaires —

Votes.
161
482
5.53

Votes.
13
15
32

174

497
585

Totals — Totau'!

6.382

2.964

9,346

22

2

10,381

Major'ite Jour}"'"^" Hampden Burnham, 3,418.

PORT .4RTHUR AND KENORA

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 37,641.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

la liste.

James
Asher
Dunbar.

Francis
Henry
Keefer.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

No.
.. 1

'.'. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6

'. S
. 9
. 10
. 11
. 12
. 12a
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
. 17
. 18
. 19
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 22.4
. 23
. 24
. 25
. 26
. 27

Votes.

11
16
11

19
10.

11

32
0
2
8
9

Votes.
11
4
17
10

9
11

3

8

3
47
44

8
26
17
16

4
14

1

5
12
14
23

3
22
11
17
13

4

12
15
33

21
7
13
17
12
8
4
66
48
10
36
19
17
4
16
4
5
12
22
34
4
54
11
19
21
13

10

Ostersund , Township

Pellatt. Township

1

23
40

30

10

22

19

29

6

Waldhof

1

5

87

Cairnbrogie

Van Home, (Outside)

61

11

64

Wabigoon . :

Wabigoon, (Dinorwic)

Dyment

Osaquan

31

27

2

9
22

4

18

20

38

Redditt

1

41
6

Quibell

77

11

21

Pyrites Mine

Superior

28

22

Port Arthur and Kenora

88

OXTARIO

'I'hirtoonth (irnoral Election — Trcizieme Election (!^-nerale.

PORT AKTIII R and KKfiORA— Con.— Suite.
(Electoral District — District 61ectoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
C'andidats

James
Asher
Dunbar.

Francis
Henry
Keefer.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s

Ballots.
Bulletins

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas

compt^s.

Voters
list.

No.

McDougall's Mills 28

Wako 29

Sioux Lookout 30

Graham 31

Armstrong 32

Kowkash 33

Ware 34

Kamanistiquia 35

Loon 35a

Pearl 36

Dorion, No. 1 37

" No. 2 38

Hurkett 39

Rossport 40

Jackfish 41

Port Cold well 42

Heron Bay 43

McDonald Siding 44

Jellicoe 45

McEachcrn & Horrigan's Camp 46

Sturgeon Bay 47

Russell Timber Co's Camp 48

Jno. Stirrett's Camp 49

Pigeon River Co. Camp 50

Coglin 51

Gurney. . . .' 53

Port Arthur, City, tWard 1) 55~

55a

56

(Ward 2) 57

" " 57a

58

59

59a

60

61

62

" (Ward 3) 63

63a

" " 64

64a

65

66

66a

67

67a

68

69

Mclntyrc, Township 70'

71

72.

Nipigon, Township 73

Schreiber 74

^ '' 74a

Gordon s Camp 75

Keewatin Town, (North Ward) 76

(East Ward) 77

(Westward) 78

Norman 79

Jaffrey and Melick, Twps. (No. 1) 80

(No. 2) 81

Machin, Eagle River 82

\'t'rmilion Bay 83

Port Arthur and Kenora

3
1
2
2
14
8
30
20
77
70
90
77
48
2«
105
24
44
48
35
43
39
55
34
37
28
41
77
43
28
12
60
28
107
87
4
8
13
27
14
10

Votes.
9

7
47

4
19

143
49
56

47
72

75
110
101
103
113
152
58
38
59
70
114
62

121
110
19
18
20
38
7

24
38
26
34
27
21
14
12
16
17
8
3
18
3
23
13
113
121
220
119
146
124
20
81
205
110
119
158
136
146
152
207
92
75
87
111
191
105
36
29
88
60
ISO
148
10
98
134
137
33
28
42
52

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

PORT ARTHUR and KEXORA— Con — f ,n.
(Electoral District — District electoral).

Polling Divisions.
.■Vrrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnf s

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

la liste.

James

Asher

Dunbar.

Francis
Henry
Keefer.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
oompt^s.

No.

Votes.

7
24
11
47
20
22
37
22
17
28
13
41

9
73
30

Votes.
36

207
52

118

114
59

180
97
43
95
94

103
67

124
13

43
231

63
165
134

81
217
119

60
123
107
144

76
197

43

54

Drj'den. Town. 85

1

299

85

Sioux Lookout. Town 87

Kenora. Town, (Centre Ward) 88

245
179

" 89

225

(North Ward) 90

337

■ 90a

183

•■ 90b

106

" 91

•• 9lA

(South Ward) 92

•' 92\

1
1

1
1

1
1

i

i

199
158
205
113

" 93

(West Ward) 94

258
100

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 107

Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America |

2.406

7
18
45

4.545

162
595
688

6,951

169
613
733

28

44

10.018

Dans I'Amfirique du Nord /

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

Sur le continent d'Europe j

2.476

5.990

8,466

28

44

10,018

Majority for
Majorite pour

Francis Henry Keefer, 3,514.

Port Arthur and Kenora

90 OXTARJO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gdn^rale.

PBESCOTT (Electoral District— District Sectoral). 1911— Population. 26,i

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Andrew
Richard
Metcalfe.

Edmond
Proulx.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetes

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

No
Alfred. Township 1

'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'...'.'.'.'...'. 3

" " 4

.5

Caledonia, Township 1

" " 2

'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..'.'.'. 3

4

Hawkesbury, East . Township 1

" " "... 2

'..'.'.'.'.'.'. 3

4

5

6

West " 1

" 2

3

Longueuil, Township 1

Plantagenet, North, Township 1

" - " ** 2

" " " .'.'.'.'.'... 3

" " 4

5

South, " 1

2

3

" 4

5

Hawkesbury, Town 1

" 2

" 3

" 4

" 5

L'Orignal, Village 1

" 2

Vankleek Hill. Town, (East Ward) ... 1

(Westward)... 2

(Centre Ward).. 3

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux , Vote civil. 40

Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America '

Dans rAm^rique du Nord j

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-t'ni I

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe J

Totals— To tau.t

1,439

Votes.

166
58
85

182
73
48
78

121
35
66
30

172
50

186

155
122
68
108
98
65
64
116
150
164
128
126
135
59
104

102
183

73

64
135
132

86
102

62
194
149
199
149
132
133

131
104
189
145
109
112
138

150
184
131
179
141
119
127
104
135
95
103

Ma]2;"l^'„r }«•>■»•«"» »^»""' '».»•*■

Prescott

ox T A RIO S

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

PRINCE EDWARD (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population, 17, 150.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements fie Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

William
Bernard
Rickart
Hepburn.

Herbert
Horsey.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe .

Ballots.
Bulletins

Rejected
Rejete

Not
counted

No

Picton. Town 1

" " [.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..'.'.'.'.I.. 3

" 4

" " 5

" 6

" 7

Wellington, Village 1

" 2

Bloomfield, " 1

■ Athol, Township 1

" ■' '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.............. 3

Sophiasburg, Township 1

" '* 2

" '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'-'.'. 3

4

Marysburgh, North. Township 1

" " " 2

....... 3

South " 1

2

3

Hallowell, Township 1

2

3

'; " 4

" '* 5

6

Ameliasburg, Township 1

" •' 2

'.'.'.'.y......... 3

4

5

Hillier, Township 1

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 38

Military Votes — Votes mlitaires —

Within North America 1

Dans I'Amerique du Nord t

Within United Kingdom 'i

Dans le Royaume-Uni ,'

On the Continent of Europe I

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals— Totaux

Votes.

100
95

109
92
73
77

139
72
84

94
51
65
108
133
82

50
212

172

Votes.
38
59
54
49
24

138
154
163
141

97
115
199
123
115
162
150

81

64
118
143
113
105
116

76

88
104
112

95
.117

50
126
153

83
140
136

143
101
103

53

218

Majoriti pour j^U'w™ Bernard Rickart Hepburn, 1,176.

Prince Edward

OXTARfO
Thirteenth ( Jeiicral lOlection — Treizieme Election Generale.

1911— Population, 23.617.

RENFREW, North Riding— Division Nord

(Electoral District — District 61ectoral)

PollinK Divisions.
-Xrromli.s.sements dc .Scrutin.

Candidates
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donncs

Ballots

Bulletins.

Voter.'!
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Herbert

John
Mackic.

Norman
Reid.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas

compt^s.

Alice & Fr.<iscr, Township

VTo.
1
2
3
1
2
1
2
3
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
1
I
1
2
1
2
3
1
2
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4

Votes.
32
86
14
19
9
38

127
11
46

148
59

138
95

105

112

no

83
85
72
65
48
62
47
13
87
70

154
87

126
36

219

108
87

105
29
79
76
37
23

Votes.
65
95
106
80
50
72
99
45
43
48
46
72
57
50
62
115
137
102
138
144
114
26
169
60
76
25
40
45
13
87
61
8
113
10
65
79
83
136
4

97
181
120

99

59
110
226

56

89
196
105
210
152
155
174
225
220
187
210
209
162

88
216

73
163

95
194
132
139
123
280
116
200
115

94
158
159
173

27

1

1

121
226

149

11!

74

146

2

283

79

108

274

136

Pembroke, Town (A.-F.)

294

" (G.-L.)

214

" (M.-Q.)

218

" (R.-Z.)

" (A.-G.)

i

246
299

" ..., (H.-O.)

" (P.-Z.)

2

I

303

249

" (A.-G.)

" (H.-Q.)

" (R.-Z.)

2

2

2

1

274
280
214
99

Petawawa, Township

261

100

208

Ross, Township

124

2

272

176

156

1

156

Westmeath, Township

329

130

u „

255

137

104

Wilberforoe & .\l(iona North, Twps. ..

3

184
209

3
2

203
33

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil.
Military Votes— Votes militaircs —

39

1

2,947

93

159
198

2,840

11
9
13

5,787

104
168
211

20

7

7,434

Dans rAm6ri(|Uo flu Xord ,

Within Unit.-.l KinEdom

Dansle Rovminu-rni T

Sur le continent d'Europe

■■\

3,397

2,873

6,270

20

7

7,434

Majoritl Xr JH«'»^'* ""•« "»<="*' ««•

Renfrew, North Riding — Division Nord

OXTARIO J

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

RENFREW, South Riding— Dhislon Sud

(Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population, 27.852.

Candidates.

Candidats.

Polling Divisions.
.\rrondissements de Scrutin.

Lawrence
Thomas
Martin

Isaac

Ellis

Pedlow.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins

Rejected
Rejetfo.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

84

m

95
68

48

14

184
67
24
94

105
88

134

79

107
115

126
49
73
33

88
102
137
117

72

57

198
90
115
18
169
122
80
91
93
131
122
94
127
87
95
134
169
140
82
155
152
135
164
135
146

1

1

7

1

. 2

2

i

4'

3

1

6

9

1

23

1

1

1

1

1

i'

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No

Admaston, Twp., (No. 1 Ferguslea)... 1

(No. 2 Town Hall).. 2

(No. 3 Shamrock)... 3

" (No. 4 Northcote) . . 4

(No. 5 Schools.

No. 3)..., 5

" (No. 6 School S.

No. 9) 6

Bagot and Blythfield, Townships —

Calabogie, 7

Springtown 8

Frank Byers 9

Brougham, Township, Mt. St. Patrick. 10

Gratton, Township, (No. 1 Dacre) 11

" " (No. 2Hvndford). 12

(No. 3 Eganville

Town Hall) 13

" " (No. 4 Egan\'ille

Town Hall) 14

(No. 5 Eganville

Village) 15

Sebastopol. Township, (Vambourg) . . 16
Brudenell, Township —

Brudenell 17

Rockingham 18

Lyndoch, (Quadrille) 19

GriflSth, Township, (Griffith) 20

Matawatchan To«iiship, McGregor's

Corners 21

Killaloe Station, Village 22

Hagarty and Old Killaloe 23

Hagarty Township, i,Wilno) 24

Sher«ood and Bums, Townships,

Wilno 25

Hagarty and Richards, Townships,

Tramore 26

Jones and Sherwood, Townships

Barry's Bay 27

Radcliffe, Township, (Combermere) . . 28

Raglan, Township, (Palmer Rapids).. 29

(Loner's School).. 30

Horton, Twp., (Town Hall) 31

(Larantures) 32

McNabh, Twp., Bumstown) 34

(Glasgow St.) 35

(Sand Point) 36

(Braeside) 37

(Mansfield) 38

(School No. 9) 39

(White Lake) 40

Arnprior, Town, (Town Hall) 41

(McPhee's) 42

(W. Davies) 43

" (Hose Tower) 44

(Mrs. Bradley) 45

■ " (Geo. Berries) 46

(Geo. Hunt's) 47

Renfrew, Town, (1 A. Town Hall). ... 48
(1 B. " )... . 49
(2 A. Council Oh.)... 50
(2B. " ).... 51
(3A. Hose Reel) 52

Votes.
45

105
30

17
128

102
71

Votes.
39
48

112
62

71

128
104

157
52

South Riding— Division Sud, Renfrew

94

ONTARIO

Thirtornth Genoial Election — Treizieme Election GeneraU

KENFREW, South Riding— Division SuA—Cun.—F;n.
(Electoral District — District 61cctoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements dc Sciutin

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Lawrence
Thomas
Martin.

Isaac

Ellis

Pedlow.

Rejected
Rcjet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
comptis

No
Renfrew, Town, (3 B. Hose Reel) 53

Votes.
64
64
74
67

Votes.
96
62
54
63

160
126
128
130

277

(3 C. BonnccherHtl.) 54
,(1 C. Howe's Office). 55
(2 C. Family Theatre)56

i'

1

217
186
205

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 55
Military \"ote3 — Votes niilitaires —

2,677
76
182
247

3,194
12
13
26

5,871
88
195
273

7

65

8,268

Dans I'Amfrique du Nord ]

Dans le Royaume-UDi /

3,182

3,245

6,427

7

65

8,268

Majority for 1
Majoritc pour /

Isaac Eliis Pediow. 63.

RUSSELL (Electoral District— District Electoral).

1911— Population, 39.434.

Polling Divisions.
.\rrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Duncan
Cameron
Merkley.

Honourable
Charles
Murphy.

Rejectd
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfes

Ottawa City, Rideau Ward

No
.. 1

'.'. 3
. 4

.. 1

.. 2
. 3
. 4-
. 5
. 6
. 7

.. 8
. 9
. 10
. 11
. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6

Votes.
271
102
77
60
3
40
78
113
63
69
60
82
47
26
34
92
20
15
62
77
38
26
23
26

Votes.
74
73
136
133
142
80
20
39
40
30
8
24
38
98
50
92
36
51
98
34
115
75
100
183
187

345
175
213
193
145
120

98
152
103

99

68
106

85
124

84
184

56

66
160
111
153
101
123
209
194

386

197

« ,<

253

„ II

1

226

187

183

125

169

108

114

11 tt

84

U 11

152

<< <(

111

« It

147

II 11

108

II II

249

II <I

93

II II

74

1

184
176

3

214

II II

144

2

i'

182

II II

275

11 11

283

Russell

i

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

BUSSELLi— (Electoral District^District Electoral).— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Duncan
Cameron
Merkley.

Honourable
Charles
Murphy.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt6s

Russell, Township

No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
.7
8
9
10
11
12
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
1
2
3
4
S
6
1
. 77
■\

1

Votes.
31
83
107
74

6

10

1

103

41

6

113

9

134

20

61

27

33

36

11

35

7

137

48

96

22

39

68

62

56

75

61

4

2

48

1

22

1

0

1

10

19

4

25

8

7

24

7

0

0

43

Votes.
48
20
29

68
62
91
217
68
71
23
66
51
30
32
39
60
97
197
221
136
31 .
79
41
13
14
50
13
42
54
40
33
19
177
160
36
85
94
100
53
57
31
38
68
49
195
164
116
65
73
55
184

79
103
136
81
70
68
93
227
69
174
64
72
164
39
166
59
121
124
230
257
147
66
86
178
61
110
72
52
110
116
96
108
80
181
162
84
. 86
116
101
53
58
41
57
72
74
203
171
140
72
73
55
227

2

96
143

1

241

100

83

83

135

1

305

92

Cumberland, Township

1

1

204
75

U 11

83

« t,

192

.1 «

52

li u

9

212

82

u u

134

.1 .1

140

285

320

.< 1<

3

186

O^oode, Township

95

97

t( u

225

u «

86

tt tl

133

« .1

86

« <<

1

2

74

« 11

148

11 11

153

" "

1

141

153

11 11

98

Clarence, Township

1

223

194

11 11

1

108

11 11

96

11 ((

...... ^.

i'

2
2
5

154

11 11

119

11 11

56

i< 11

84

11 11

56

11 11

77

90

11 11

79

234

1

■■■■■-

210

11 11

236

11 It

152

11 11

93

11 11

67

Casselman, Village

2

33

244

Totals.Ci^-il Votes— Totaux, Vote civil
ilitarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

3,353
75
121
219

5,818
17
17
43

9,171
■ 92, '

138

262

23

11,718

Dans I'Amerique du Xord

Dans le Royaunie-Uni

Sur le continent d'Europe i

Totals— Totaux

3,768

5,895

9,663

23

33

11,718

jlljorite po'ur JHonourable Charles Murphy, 2,127.

Russell

96 OXTAHIO

Thirteenth (leneial Election — Treiziome Election (Jenerale.

SIMCOE, East Riding—Division Est.

(Electoral District— District 61ectoral). 1911— Population, 35,294.

PoUinK Divisions.
,\rrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidat«s.
Oandidats.

Valid

VOt«3

polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la li.ste.

Manley
Chew.

James
Brodkett
Tudhope.

Rejected
Rejetis.

Not
counted.

Pas
oomptis.

Cold water, Village.

Matohrdash, Township

Mcdontc, Township

No.
. 1

.. 1

■ I

Vote.s.
44
29
42
42
20
55
68
37
13
68
50
32
43
58
75
SO
71
66
51
44
19
12
4
21
30

9
13
33
29

9
36
44
27
14
39
15
37
19
22
24
15
28
28

5
10
12
37
21
63
27
37
27
18
25
17
137
205
48
169

5

Votes.
136
84
69
29
83
60
61
74
104
96
101
91
117
82
,59
51
106
102
162
62
50
60
59
106
54
53
66
40
119
110
48
158
136
154
80
188
97
171
106
121
135
86
119
78
48
105
91
102
49
125
60
41
25
38
26
136
23
16
85
21
29

180
113
'lit
71
103
115
129
111
117
164
151
123
160
140
134
131
177
168
213
106
69
72
63
127
84
55
75
53
152
139
57
194
180
181
94
227
112
208
125
143
159
101
147
106
53
115
103
139
70
188
87
78
52
56
51
153
160
221
133
190
34

260

146

177

1

95

" " .... 3

126

" 4

4
1
1

149

" " 5

176

6

" " ,7

142
131

1

220

2a

225

" 2b

182

3a

203

.. 3b

213

«. it

.. 4a
.. 4b
. Sa

163

„ „

190

i< « ' ■ ■

245

. 5b

232

B

296

Orillia, Township

.. 1
. 2

1

149
113

" " . 3

101

« « 4

108

" " ... 5

234

" 6

119

,. 7

79

•' " ..8

118

9

75

" " in

234

lA

260

1b

97

2a

1

251

2b

296

" " .... 3a

287

. .; 3b

143

.. 4a

269

.. 4b
.. 5a
.. 5b

217

., ,.....j...

356

■i .1 ■■■■*

192

" "

.. 6a
.. 6b
.. 6c

3

229
222

II .<

2

146

u *t

.. 7a
.. 7b
.. 1

0

204

„ „

132

Tay , Township

85

152

3

138

.. 4a
.. 4b
.. 5a
.. 5b
R

i

1

169
164

(I 41

231

„ „

170

u «

146

« >< 7

69

" " '8

86

" " 9

77

Tlnv, Township

.. 1
2

192

180

" " 3

248

i. << 4

146

" " 5

228

6

46

Simcoe, East Riding — Division Est

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

SIMCOE, East Biding— Division Est— Con.— Fm.
(Electoral District— District electoral).

Polling DivLsions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Manley
Chew.

James
Brockett
Tudhope.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

No.

Votes.
158
82
67
178
29
73
57

Votes.
31
38
78
114
73
118
75

189
120
145
292
102
191
132

"

252

. 1b

169

2a

192

2b

3

2

359 ■
148

279

2

166

Total, Civil Vote— To taux, Vote civil. 68
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

3,024

5

17
30

5,670

117
325
557

8,694

122
342
587

18

3

12,294

Dans I'Ainerique du Nord f

Dans le Royaume-Uni f

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals— Totaux

3,076

6,669

9,745

18

3

12,294

nli^m pour}-"'""'* B'»«kett Tudhope, 3,593.

SIMCOE, Nortit Riding— Division Xord.

(Electoral District — District electoral)

19 U— Population, 24,699.

Polling Divisions.
.\jrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

John
Alister
Currie.

Ernest
Charles
Drury.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetes

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Collingwood Town — • No

Town Hall (A-L) 1

(M-Z) 1

Abercrombie's (A-L) 2

(M-Z) 2

Viner's (A-L) 3

(M-Z) 3

Pomphrey's (A-L) 4

(M-Z) 4

McAllister's (A-L) 5

(M-Z) 5

GiUson's (A-L) 6

(M-Z) 6

Nottawasaga Township — •

Avening 7

Currie's 8

Cashtown 9

4th Line 10

Fisher's 11

Batteau 12

Dunedin 13

Glen Huron 14

Singhampton •. 15

Duntroon 16

Nottawa 17

Lawrence's School 18

75953—7

Votes.
105
89
87
106
94
96
96
114
102
109
116
133

109
35

122
151
119
124
129
164
1.56
148
149
192

106
54
75

101

134
158
55

208
156
221
186
171
194
323
239
263
169
274
265

102
107

87
134

62

93
156

83
110
186
230

78

North Riding— Division Nord, Simco3

98 OX T A RIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizienie Election G^n^rale.

SIMCOE, North Riding— Division Nord— rvin— Fm.

(Electoral District— District flcctoralj

Polling Divisions.
ArTpndistenients de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John

Alister

Currie.

Ernest
Charles
Drury.

Reiected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
oompt^s.

Sunnidalp Township —

No

.. 19
. . 20
.. 21
.. 22
.. 23

.. 24
.. 25
.. 26
.. 27
.. 28
.. 29
.. 30

. 31
.. 32
.. 33
.. 34
.. 35
.. 36
.. 37
.. 38

39
40
. 41
.. 42
.. 43
.. 44
.. 45
.. 46
.. 47
.. 48
.. 49

Votes.

49
113
67
65
28

37
64
23
127
36
93
66

38
37
52
83
71
9
24
40

63
53
45
58
46
23
49
74
79
50
117

Votes.

44
79
43
56
10

47
26
63
29
61
38
36

73

61

24

52

42

13 -

18

11

51
34
69
61
67
51
36
36
69
43
58

93
192
110
121

38

84
90
86
156
97
131
102

111
98
76
135
113
22
42
51

114
87
114
119
113
74
85
110
148
93
175

115

New Lowell "

1

212
131

157

Tory Hill

Flos Township-
Swan House -

55

2

106
112

111

Elm vale

New Flos

2

187
140

152

121

Vespra Township —

Dalston

Midhurst

• 3
5

130
153

98

Minesing

Grenfel

185

157

Edenvale

.\nten Mills, , .

1

46
66

75

Oro Township —
Crown Hill

1

148

110

Edgar

Town Hall

134

150

Rugby

Jarratt's

i

2

139
105
105

Hawkestone

1

131
174

115

Creemorc Village

206

Totals, Civil Vot(^Totaux,Vote ci-\

Military Votes — ^'otes niilitaires —

Within North America

Dans I'Ani^rique du Xord

Within Inited Kingdom

U. 55

1

/

3,717

51
219
253

2,272

3
8
10

5.989

54

227
263

12

23

8.123

4,240

2.293

6.533

12

23

8,123

iSSriU pour)-'»»"> ^**" '«'"-• »'«'•

Simcoe, North Riding — Division Nord

ONTARIO >

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G4u^rale.

1911— Population, 25,060.

SIMCOE, South Riding— DiTision Sud

{Electoral District — District feleetorall

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas -

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

liM.

Elccteurs

sur
la liste.

WUliam
.AJves
Boys.

John

Henn-

MitAell.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.
.. 1
.. 2

Votes.
58
70
113
101
41
18
74
163
100
100
81
105
189
205
155
113
182
109
155
110
57
126
67
86
134
79
83
64
69
97
101
89
47
74
.89
115
79
94
70
57
73
33
45
126
144
44
19
60
71
88
126
100
105
91

Votes.
25
34
28
22
92
57
57
39
21
23
U
4
29
21
26
11
7
10
15
29
38
23
17
9
15
1
-1
14
60
53
3

16

17

3

7

12

9

17

5

3

6

5

7

24

15

10

20

49

33

23

22

26

83
104
141
123
133
75
131
202
121
123
92
109
218
226
181
124
189
119
170
139
95
149
84
95
149
80
84
78
129
150
104
105
64
77
96
127
88
HI
75
60
79
38
52
150
159
54
39
109
104
111
133
122
110
117

138

207

3

186

.. 1
.. 2

131

155

3

103

4

137

Bame, Town

.. 1
.. 2a

1

298

\

•' 2b

" 3a

1 «»

.. 3b
.. 4a

.. 4b
Sa

•• It

" 6a

" j$i

.. 6b

475

Beeton, Village

.. 1
.. 1

.. 2

1

223
2D1

128

.. 1
2

223

137

3

139

4

236

5

1

136

6

121

90

.. 1
.. 2
.. 3
.. 4
5
1

175

173

« (1

144

.. «

136

«< ,1 n

88

99

'^ " 2

124

3

1

165

" " 4

136

5

1

151

6

109

7

88

" ::;:::::::::;:::; :: s

191

" ::::: :: . 9

44

.. 10

.. 1

2

71

Tossorontio, Township

1

185
174

3

61

" 4

44

.. 1
2

163

160

" ::::: ::; 3

176

4

173

5

159

6

144

172

Totals, Ci-\-il Vote— Totaux, Vote ci^

il. 54

5.044

1,136

6,180

5

1

8,620

South Riding — Division Sud, Slmco

100

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General P^lcction — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

SIMCOE, South Riding- Division Sud— Con.— Fin.
(Electoral District — District electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements tie Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

William
Alves
Boys.

John

Henry

Mitchell.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.

Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North .■\merica '. . . .\

Votes.
96
272
359

Votes.

3

.6

12

99
278
371

Dans I'Am^riqup du Nord

Dans le Royaume-Uni 1

On the Continent of Europe 1

Totals— Totaux

5,771

1,157

6,928

5

1

8,620

M^jSritl pour jWUllam Alves Boys. 4,611.

TIMISKAMING (Electoral District— District electoral).

1911— Population, 37,076.

Polling Divisions.
-Vrrondissements de f>crutin.

Candidates.
Candidats

Honourable

Francis
Cochrane

.\rthur
Wentworth
Roebuck.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet6s.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptfis.

46
6

122

112
84
77
72

159

133
45

112

120
93
90

100
74

113
29

105
93

108
42
32

143
90
97

201

106
99
80

1
4
1

.

3
2

2

1

3

1

3

1

i

i

Voters
on
list.

LatlShtotd, Town 1

Coleman, Township 1

Cobalt, Town 1

2

3

Bucke, Township.

Hailcybury, Town

Votes.
28
5
71
63
46
39
32
27
20
13
28
74
55
50
41
48
49
14
38
37
39
28
16
127
71

Votes.
18
1
51
49
38
38
40
132
113
32
84
46
43
40
59
26
64
15
67
56
69
14
16
16
19
33
79

54
16
197
179
146
113
152
221
164
92
160
202
163
146
151
94
296
110
154
172
200
70
67
226
143
176
320
157
144
144

Timtskaming

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

TIMISKA3IING (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Suiie.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Honourable
Francis
Cochrane

Arthur
Wentworth
Roebuck.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetes

Not
counted

Pas
comptes

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Xew Liskeard, Town..

Diamond, Township.

. vA.-M.)
.(N.-P.)
.(O.-Z.)

Harris, Township

Casey, Township

Harley. Township

Hilliard, Township

Kearns, Township

Hudson, Township ,. .. ,,

Evanturel, Township j.

Thornloe, Municipality • . •

Englehart, Town

Dack, Township ■.,

Charlton, Town .-i

Chamberlain. Township

James Township (Organized part) ,

Matheson, Municipality

"VMiitnev, Township

Tisdale", Township, (A.-M.)

(N.-Z.)

Timmins, Town (A.-M.)

" (N.-Z.)

Iroquois Falls, Town (A.-M.)

. ■' •' (N.-Z.)

Cochrane, Town

Mowatt's. Montreal River

Montreal River Landing

First Brook, Township

Ragged Sehutes

Cane and pt. Auld, Townships

Lorrain, Township

South Lorrain. Township

Kenwood and Lundy, Townships

Bryce, Township

Marter, Township ;

Pacaud. Catharine and Skead, Twps. .

Toms, Town

Brethour, Pence, Mulligan, Twps

Sharpe, Davidson & Robillard. Twps.

Earlton,

Hough Lake,

Dane

Larder Lake

Goodfish Lake,.

Burkes

Sesikinika

Boston Creek,

Ramore

Kirkland Lake

Swastika

Wigwam

Wabun, ■

Lee\-ille

Elk Lake, (Unorganized)

Gowganda

Croesus Mine,

Wah-tay-beg

Porquis Junction,

Votes.

131
85
79
79
50
69
26
94
50
68
51
69
23

129
58
50
46
71
35

104
105

113
69
56
13
116
111

Votes.
42
60

51

26

21

69

15

42

73
-.6L-
154

62

42

20

46
228
53

173
145
J24-
117
74
86
87
140
80
132
75
105
33
163
79
95
61
122
61
58

nr

63
146
178
_111-
267
131
98
33
204
193
S
16
29
22
66
25
31

316
104

17
181

Timiskaming

102

OS T ARID

Thirteenth General Election — ^Treizi^me Election O^n^rale
TISnSKAMING (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

PollinK Divisions.
Arrondissements de Sc;rutin.

Candidates
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots
Bulletins -

Voters
on
list.

Elec tears

3ur
la liste.

Honourable

Francis
Cochrane.

.\rthur
Wentworth
Roebuck.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

No.
Kelso 1

Votes.
13
7.S
16
15
18
97
U)
53
54
20
32
5
22
26
45
35
21
83
21

0-7

104
51

31
83
4

21
74
24
167
131

6
35
16
13
94
24
35

7
47

9
84
11
52

22
109
99
19
39
171
34
220
185
26
67
21
35
120
69
70
28
130
30
106
115
103

29

Monteith 1

119

123

Anthonj- 1

Shillington 1

Matheson. (Unorganized) 1

Premier Mine, 1

1

1

3

80 .
193
35

Metagami, I

Connaught 1

Potter Post Offir-e... 1

9

S
U

296
235

37

Broner .Station,.. 1
Abitibi Lake . . 1

2

88
29

Nellie Lake,.. ... 1

4.S

Clute 1

2
4
1

2
4

5

1.37
91

Low Bush, 1

29

Jacksonboro,... 1

176

Driftwood .1

Moonbeam . . 1

McPherson 1

1

Y

38
125
371

Heanst 1

2

3

92

Totals CivilVote—Totaux, Vote civil" 117
Militarj' Votes — Votes militaires: —

5.268

153

470

1.1.34

4.746

34
19
69

10,014

187

489

1,203

51

108

15.205

Dans r.\m6riquo du Xord , /

Dans le Royaume-Uni f

Totals — Totaux

7,025

4.868

11.893

51

108

15,205

SfajSrl'tl pour """""""le Francis Cochrane. 3.1S;.

Timiskaming

0\'TARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election Generale.

TORONTO CENTRE

(Electoral District — District electoral).

1911— Population, 54,792

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates,
Candidats.

Ed-

Archie

mund

Drai-

Bristol.

min.

Votes.

Votes.

85

3

22

3

28

3

114

7

42

6

69

3

78

6

53

6

67

4

54

1

119

0

3,3

6

38

2

38

0

57

9

95

4

80

1

64

1

76

3

47

1

46

0

62

0

138

4

131

0

113

2

108

0

64

1

80

1

168

1

88

5

66

4

102

4

105

4

69

3

114

6

117

1

106

3

1,37

3

124

1

76

2

106

1

144

0

169

1

68

0

. 17

1

26

1

96

2

25

2

19

0

23

1

57

3

22

1

8

2

36

3

164

0

10

2

80

3

53

1

7

0

60

2

Joseph
George
Rams-
den,

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnSs.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^i

Not
counted

Pas
comptes

Voters
list.

Toronto, City, Ward 4

33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
4 2
5^,
53 1
53c
54.\
54b
55a
55b
56.
56b

16.'
16i

28.\

28b

29

" 29b

45.4

" . 45b

46

56

" 63.

" 63b

Ward 3 -(40

" 42

43
" 44

50

51

52

53

54

55a

55b!

Votes.
80
60
32
38
64
72
57
51

168
85
63
159
112
144
141
110
135
123
153
103
132
HI
109
170
141
121
120
58

152
134
130
81
110
189
148
113

114
169
155
1,59
180
156

108
80
37
84
67

216
54
123
105

1

3

6

3

6

5

3

11

11

2

6

3

2

1

1

2

29

2
1

1

8

1

i

2

1

2

1

8

0

2

1

3

16

2

32
1

1

2

17

1
2

1
3

3

3

2

1

1

3

1
1
1

Toronto Centre

104 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G6n6rale.

TORONTO, CENTRE tEloctoral District— District 6lectoral)— Con.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemcnts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Ed-
mund
Bristol.

Archie
Drai-

Joseph
George
Rams-
den.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Toronto City, War '.3

No.

. 56

. 57a

57b

58

Votes.
114
80
80
64
77
61
110
104
, 107
108
92
75
90
103
110
88
143
112
146
136
149
110
115
102
176
91
123
169
161
172
128
81
86
142
89
99
10
134

Votes.

• 6

0

0

0

^3
7
4
1
2
3
1
4
3
0
1
2
0
4
3
6
3
1
1
0
0
1
0
3
2
1
6
1
2
1
4
1
2

Votes.
44
45
44
26
31
23
60
37
36
28
34
23
45
,35
29
18
20
23
40
40
51
29
18
21
36
31
34
27
42
37
17
33
36
36
34
39
0
33

164
125
124

90
112

87
177
145
144
138
129

99
139
141
139
107
165
135
190
179
206
142
134
124
212
122
158
196
206
211
146
120
123
180
124
142

11
169

2

277
177

„ „

1

179
140

u u

;; ;; ::;:::::;:::

596
60a
60b
61a
61b
62a
62b

. 63a
63b
64a
64b
65a
65b
66
67a
67 b
68
69a
69b

. 70

. 7lA

. 71b
. 72
. 73
. 74
. 75
. 76a
. 76b
77
78a
. 78b
. 7Sc
. 79

1
2
2

2

1
2

2

2

5

2

147
250
220

" '' W.'.'.'.'V.'.'.'.'

213
194
186
152

•• «

2

186

i< n

182

■< «

140

I I :::;::::::::;

4
1

20S
189
235

„ „

2

1

244

269

.< «

3

1
3
3

188

.< «

194

« .<

165

it It

293

" "

3

1.50
199

•I «

269

„ „

2

269

284

I ■ :: :::::::::::::

1

202
146
176

« «

233

u u

186

" **

193

u u - -

223

:.....

3

11

246

Totals.Civil Vot€-Totaux. Vote civil.
Militarj^ Votes — Votes Militaires —

98

8,600

671

1.320

1,460

216

1
0
0

3,802
32
29
55

12,618

704

1,349

1,515

130

168

18,795

Within United Kinedom \

Dans le Royaume-Uni I

/

12.051

- 217

3,918

1G,186

130

16S

18,795

Majority for ^
Majoriti pour

Edmi/nd Bristol, over (sur)

'Josepli George Ramsden, 8,133.
.\reliie Draimin, 11,831.

Toronto Centre

ONTARIO 105

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G6nerale.

TORONTO EAST— Est

(Electoral District— District Slectoral). 1911— Population, 53,712.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates .
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeura

sur
la liste.

Honourable

Sir Albert

Ed^sard

Kemp.

John

Tristam

Vick.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas

compt^s.

Toronto, City, Ward 1

No.
. 1
. 2
. J
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 9
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24
. 25
. 26
. 27
. 28
. 29
. 30
. 31
. 32
. 33
. 34
. 35
. 36
. 37
. 38
. 39
. 47
. 48
. 49
. 50
. 51

:i

. 54
. 55
. 56
. 57
. 58
. 59
. 60
. 61
. 62
. 63
. 64
, 65
. 66
. 67
. 68
. 69
. 70
. 71
. 72
. 13
. 17
. 18
. 19
. 20
. 21
. 22

Votes.
123

97
132
150

69
130
113
141

44 ■
111

62
132

79
113
132
113
134
109

93
130
145
120
110

75

68

86

75
115

SS
170
130
126
149

93
140
128
112
142

90
169
137
141
115
171
115
128
111

35
124
128

90
152
140

85

96

37
130

95

71

93

34
104

Votes.
40
34
42
37
49
47
35
54
8
79
47
49
39
43
47
44
40
48
35
69
79
49
51
28
31
40
20
37
34
43
34
32
58
IS
51
29
30
26
37
30
50
33
18
56
35
34
26
20
59
23
39
51
30
35
39
18
SO
81
52
48
35
48

163
131
174
187
118
177
148
195

52
190
109
181
118
156
179
157
174
157
128
199
224
169
161
103

99
126

95
152
122
213
164
158
207
111
191
157
142
168
127 '
199
187
174
133
227
150
162
137

55
1S3
151
129
203
170
120
135

55
210
176
123
141

69
152

1

255

205

,( u

230

« «

271

« .<

154

It It

243

tt l>

i

1

2

i'

3

213

« tt

264

tt tt

72

„ „

266

175

" " t

2

4

276
169

„ ^^

8

214

253

1< «

204

<1 tt

2.33

tt It

214

" "

2

188
263

., „

1

275
221

It tt

197

;; ;; :::::::::::::

1
1

:::::::♦

135
133
202

U It

123

I I :;:::::::::::

4
2

1

189
155
294
189

tt ti

178

tt u

256

" "

1

136
246

it tt

181

tl tt

195

tt tt

220

*' "

2

181
250

;; ;; :::::::::::::

2

1

243
213
167

" "

1

290
211

« It

205

It It

186

It It

74

tt It

2

236

„ „

186
165

■ ( u

265

X !<

219

II « - ( . f ; .-:

162

<■ « ,

184

Ward 2

1

1

'"'2'

76
311
265
176

„ „

2

2

4

225
105
230

Toronto East

106

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Trc'izieme Election Cidn^rale.

TOR O XTO KAST— Est— C"ii .—Fin .

(Electoral District — District electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Srrutin.

Candidates,
Candidats

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Honourable

Sir Albert

Edward

Kemp.

John

Tristam

Vick.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
oompt^s.

Toronro. City, Ward 2

No

. 23

24

25

26

27

30

:!1

:!2

:!:!

34

3.5

3l>

37

3S

39

40

41

42

43

44

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

57

58

59a

59b

60

61

62

64

Votes.
126

97

94
142
143
172
143
120
Ul)
104

87
111

9(i
108
170
1.33
122
176
155
150
1.39
174
182
1.30
119
132
139
139

no

106
107
122
137
93
147
125
124
129

Votes.
58
93
52
51
80
72
69
41
43
36
52
32
38
20
66
43
37
41
78
41
19
51
46
36
33
43
50
38
35
22
32
34
21
19
36.
31
42
20

184
190
146
193
223
244
212
161
183
140
1.39
143
134
128
236
176
1.59
217
233
191
158
225
228
166
152
175
189
177
145
128
139
156
158
112
183
156
166
149

4

2.58
254

221

;;

1

276
293

"

371

::

1
1

11

305 ■

215

229

1
3

6
9

210
206
210
219
174

310

251

u

224

" "

294

" "

296

u w

233

185

1

3

296
271

212

197

2

240
249

310

..

196

"

176

193

204

"

4

186
139

230

2

4

191
2.30
184

TotalsX 'i vil Vot->— Totaux. ^'ote civil
Military Votes— Votes militaires—

100

11,813

625
1 . 540
1,916

4,204

49
36
110

16.017

674
1,576
2,026

48

68

21,6.50

Dans rAmferique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

.... ,

Dans le Royaume-Uni

15.894

4,. 399

20.293

48

68

21.6.50

.Majority for \
Majority pour

Honourable Sir Albert Edward Kemp, U,4S5.

Toronto East

ox T A RIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

TOROXTO NOBTH— Nord

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 51,318

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid

votes

- polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Rigkt
Honourable
Sir George

Eulas
Foster.

Alfred
James
Young.

Rejectee

Rejetes

Not
counted

Pas
comptfe

No.

Toronto, City, Ward 2 65

" . 66

Votes.
181
168
185
119
125
142
95
72
1.57
124

164
192
215
126
178
192
76
97
148
74
92
■ 91
179
109
197
174
1.50
120
126
122
126
138
189
181
118
151
140
183
2H5
166
168
116
131
198

las

134
170
139
115
188
181
246
165
113
193
116
187
145
188
200

Votes.
19
18
13
5
7

9
6
5

IS
17
20
15
9
33
33
14
12
31
20

17
25
33
36
39
28
28
26
22
26
26
26
46
34
21
29
24
22
23
16
8
6
13
15

24
18

8
10
42

S
14

8
11
19
19
29
24
38
33

200
186

198
12»4
132
149
104

78
162
142

89
184
207
224
159
211
206

88
128
168

79
109
116
212
145
2.36
202
178
146
148
148
152
164
235
215
139
180
164
205
238
182
176
122
144
213
200
158
188
147
125
230
189
260
173
124
212
135
216
169
226
233
208 1

2

1
1

6

239

249

" 67

" " 68

252

69

1.58

70

232

71

72

73

" 74

75

4'

5
2

3

1

128
139
199
189
120

76

198

77

244

78

277

" 79

" 80

81

82

i'

2

4
2

203
262
251
101

83

160

84

85

3

192
100

" ■■ 86

3

6

1

Ward 3 80

81

" 82

159
290
216

" . . 83

1
6
2

290

84

85

269

86

195

" 87

"... 88

4

1
1

21
7

212

" " 89

•>17

90

213

91

298

" 92

9*

5

298
179

" 94

266

" 95

189

96

251

" 97

285

98

214

" " 99

I
2

223
174
184

" " 100

101

Ward 4 74

75

76

" 77

1
1
5

256
221
227

228

" (A-L) 78

194

" (M-Z) 78

132

79

284

" 80

5

237
301

" 81

82

" 83

1
2

4

3

6

211
155
261
170
357

" 84

" 85

86

87

196

88

''69

89

285

" . 90

17S 30 '

244

Toronto North

108 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G6n6rale.

TORONTO NOBTH-Nord— r.,n.-S«i(f.

(Electoral District— District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Vot«rs
on
list.

Eleoteurs

sur
la liste.

Right
Honourable
Sir George

Eulas
Foster.

Alfred
James
Young.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
eomptf's.

- No.
Toronto, Citv, Ward 4 91

Vote-i.
119
135
150
194
192
175
266
105

ion

183
111

.S6 ■
110
114
133
124

93
103
140

80
101

90
104

61
123
165
139
143
162
135
116
1.39
146
108

95
122
109
116

96
126
131
151
202
131
140
176
195
13S
163

84
164
233
103
152
152
115

7S
182

97
157

Votes.
21
33
31
21
10
18
23
20
21
15
16
12
43
33
31
32
16
48
49
14
23
25
26
22
19
52
23
26
25
24
22
21
33
31
31

ai

24
34-
25
33
22
18
39
30
36
28
22
25
25

8
21
32
23

23 ^
31 ^

8
16
14
23
21

140
168
181
215
202
193
289
125
121
198
130

98
153
147
164
156
109
151
189

94
123
115
1.30

83
142
217
162
169
187
159
138
160
179
139
126
143
133
150
121
159
153
169
241
161
176
204
217
163
188

92
185
265
126
175
183
123

94
196
120
178

169

92

i

1

1
2

206

93

94

" " 95

256
260
279

" " 96

2

238

97

353

" 98

" 99

3

163
175

" 100

" 101

" " 102

1

237
166
121

" Wards 77

205

78

208

" " 79

195

80

236

. 81

145

,, 82

218

, 83

276

" " 84

122

85

171

■....86

" " ...(A-L) 87

1

182
168

" " (M-Z) 87

140

" " ... 88

226

89

288

" " 90

207

91

215

92

232

" " 93

226

■' :.: 94

170

95

" " 96

2

204

218

" " ;. 97

188

" 98

" " 99

8
8

175
171

" " 100

204

" " 101

185

" 102

153

" 103

216

" 104

" " 105

2

4

192
206

" " 106

302

" 107

" " 108

8

197
225

109

" no

" " Ill

2

li'

278
307
204

" " 112

238

" " 113

178

" " 114

224

" " .... 115

295

" 116

-....m

118

" " (A L)1I9

l'

7
3'

153
216
237
176

" . . .(M-Z)119

144

" 120

" " 121

1

241
147

197

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 122

17,384

2,763

20,147

62

135

25,902

Toronto North

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

TORONTO NORTH— Nord— Con.— fi-i.

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Serutin.

Candidates.
Candidats._

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn#s

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Right
Honourable
Sir George

Eulas
Foster.

Alfred
James
Young.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Votes.

640

1,392

1,714

Votes.
32
38
60

672
1,430
1,774

Dans TAm^rique du Nord /

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

Totals — Totaux

21,130

2,893

24,023

62

135

25,902

Majoriti pour}*'^''* Honourable Sir George Eulas Foster, 18,237.

TORONTO SOUTH— Sud

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 43,956.

Candidates.
Candidats .

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Arrondissements de Serutin.

David
-Arthur
Carey.

Charles
Sheard.

Rejected
Rejetfs.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Toronto

,City,War_d2

No.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
1-2
3
4

Votes.

65
26
41
30
37
47
37
19
29
60
63
70
20
14

20
28
16
10
5
6
1
4
6
6
4
14
34

Votes.

41
65
69

135
55
58
49
51
81
35
47
58
52
26
21
33
17
18
13
18
3
21
23
13
28
43
40

127

106
91

110

165
92

105
86
70

no

95
110
128
72
40
23
53
45
34
23
23
9
22

19
34
47
54
161

2

2

161
163

"

179

( tt

262

I II

128

1 ti

153

• i<

1

116

I «

111

1 II

1

5

160

I II

130

Ward3','('Nog'.'i- 4)V.

" (Nos. 5- 9).

" (Nos. 10-13).

" (Nos. 14-17).
' " (Nos. 18 )

" (Nos. 19 ).

" (Nos. 22-22).

" (Nos. 23-24).

" (Nos. 25-27).

" (Nos. 28-31).

" (Nos. 32-36).
• " (Nos. 37)....

" (Nos. 38)....
; Ward 4

184

200

87

55

24

81

64

1

44
28

23

6

25

33

28

45

71

64

1 II

281

Toronto South

110

ox T A RIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^mc Election Clen^rale.

TORONTO SOUTH-Sud— Con.— Fin.

(Electoral District — District electoral).

Polling Divisions.
.\rrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

David
Arthur
Carey.

Charies
Sheard.

Regecteti
Rejet^s.

Xot
counted.

Pas
oompt^s.

Toronto, City Ward 4

No.

5

6

7

8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8
9a

9b
10a
10b

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

Votes.
20
27
32
22
20
51
23
39
52
8
40
24
33
67
42
25
79
38
64
63
59
39
41
37
30
47
34
33
40
59
43
18
47
27
46
47
38
46
46
28
34

Votes.
39
36
69
36
33
53
62
40
83
45
53
65
63
83
59
54
68
17
55
67
90
57
65
103
109
116
147
140
136
85
155
174
151
111
160
165
137
154
186
85
120

59

63

101

58

53

104

85

79

135

53

93

89

96

150

101

79

147

55

119

130

149

96

106

140

139

163

181

173

176

144

198

192

198

138

206

212

175

200

232

113

154

85

99

■.

117

" "

1

99
72

" "

7

2

193
132

II II

107

" "

3

184
91

.1 .. - -

107

126

Ward 5 '...'...."'..

2

3
1

130

227

136

II <<

116

II K

173

II II

2

78

II 11

167

" "

1
3

2

185

219

154

1

i'

6'

1
6

240

Ward 6... .......

194
186
228

200

.1

201

u

243

6'

3

160

256

242

5

282

192

., „

3

6

275
253

.1 tt

216

:; ;:

1

240
281

11 II

151

1

202

Totals, Civil Vot<^-Totaux, Vote civil
Military Votes— Votes railitaires —

69

1

2,322

18
8
17

4,966

429

894

1,180

7,288

447

902

1,197

39

42

10,145

2,365

7.469

9,834

39

42

10,145

Majort'aX/C*'"'-^"*'*"''' *'»•*•

Toronto South

ONTARIO

in

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

1911— Population, 57.804.

TOEOXTO WEST— Quest

(Electoral District — District electoral)

Candidates

Ballots.

—

Valid

Candidats

votes

Bulletins.

PolTing Divisions.

polled.

list.

Arrondisseraents de Scrutin.

John

Horatio
Clar-

Charles

Votes

Rejected

Xot
counted.

William

Wesley

valides

—

—

Bruce.

Hocken.

Kerr.

donnas

Rejet^s.

Pas

comptfe.

la liste.

No.

Votes.

Votes.

Votes.

Toronto. Citv \Aard 4

.. 26
.. 27

37
28

49
36

30
18

116

82

3

105

. 28
29

28
41

59
61

29
32

116
134

2

1

170

30

21

62

41

124

1

170

31

28

74

42

144

3

6

212

. 32

16

58

42

116

1

190

. 43

57

28

20

105

3

124

44

59

15

21

95

3

138

.. 45
. 46
.. 47

45
27
17

49
63
70

43
19
24

137
109
111

203

1

173

M

34

55

28

117

1

163
150
153

" 49

31

47

27

105

.. SO

17

76

22

115

3

.. 51

26

82

35

143

1

184

.. 52

.. 58

Sfl

38
4
15

91
107
119

44
24
25

173
135
159

• « u

197
214
209
354

« u

9

'* 60

16
22

105
110

44
38

165
170

...61

1

...62
... 63

29
16

90
67

42
22

161
105

199
159

3

... 64

14

90

27

131

4

. 180

" '*

... 65
...66

21
15

128
62

19

14

168
91

•1 it

133
163

...67

7

81

30

118

3

AS

7

134

39

180

3

269
162

" 69

20

101
116
116

14
20
30

130
149
166

...70
...71

6

216

" '*

...72
... 73
... 11
...12

8
9
20
13

00

96
91
92

15
32
37
43

78
137
148

148

Ward 5

1

1

205

...13

15

80

35

130

3

183

" "

...14

26

87

40

153

1

220

...15

17

60

23

100

1

140

...16

...17

23
24

95
59

32
21

150
104

206

1

139

'* "

...18

14

56

32

102

1

14

149

" "

...19
.. 20
...21

17
23
21

73
111
170

37
66
54

127
200
245

167

" "

334

1

339

...22

31

112

41

184

3

258

...23

13

98

29

140

3

185

...24

12

97

32

141.

1

201

...25

10

54

32

96

3

149

...26

...27

23
13

76
50

29
21

128

84

165

8

128

...28-

19
20
13

83
95
96

30
18
17

132
133
126

...29
...30

182

11

164

" "

...31

35

65

35

135

8

215

...32
...33

42
40

81
56

34
29

157

125

230

" "

1

186

...34

27

64

32

123

6

177

*' "

...35

11

44

16

71

2

124

" "

...36

24

67

42

133

7

221

" "

...37

29

62

24

115

2

11

179

" u

...38
...39

16
17

94

146

46
32

156
195

183

" "

236

Toronto West

112 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G6n€rale.

TORONTO WEST— Ouest— Con— Fin.

(Electoral District — District electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates .
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletin^

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
William
Bruce.

Horatio
Clar-
ence

Hocken.

Charles
Wesley
Kerr.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

P^s
compt^s.

Toronto, City, Ward S r

No.
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76

Votes.
16
26
28
16
25
20
23
13
13

4
• 5

3
14

3

8
10

7
22
35
12
10
23
16
20
14
20
33
29
16
21
12
12
10
26
10
22

9

Votes.
114
149
103

95
158
106

90
130
130
114
119

79
130
114
141
128
166
127

97
144

94
127
115
140
110
105

87
116
129
124
116

84
103
156

le-
ns

99

Votes.
15
49
25
36
28
21
18
36
42
23
25
24
43
20
34
28
24
21
27
52
30
33
41
22
20
37
18
36
29
29
14
22

17
20
8
9

145
224
156
147
211
147
131
179
185
141
149
106
187
137
183
166
197
170
159
208
134
183
172
182
144
162
138
181
174
174
142
118
135
199
197
143
117

1

194
308

» 11

181

;; ;; :::::::::::::

1

1

3
4

188
327
228
236

" . "

3

214
230

„ „

1

184
184

„ „

1

133
243

i< <(

164

II u

224

;; ;; :::::::::::::

i

2

3
1

203

258 .

209

245

" "

2

260
191

.< «

224

•;; ;; :::::::::::;:

1
5
1

223
246
256
217

» ((

188

« .<

239

II <i

203

«( (f

225

.. ><

207

« «

148

„ „

1

157
254

U 1<

233

II II

186

" "

8

144

Totals.CivU Vote— Totaux, Vote civil
Militan.- Votes — Votes militaires: —

99

1

1,995

29
10
19

9.385

511
1,264
1,488

2,909

29
24
68

14,289

569
1,298
1,575

63

130

19.579

Totals— Totaux

2,053

12.648

3,030

17,731

63

130

19.579

Slajority for \ct„.,m„ r<i..„«.. ii».i,»n „._/•„ .■^ /Charles Wesley Kerr, 9.618.
Majorltl pour)Ho"*'» tlar'nee Hocken, over (sur) |,„^^ „,,„.^^ J,^,,^,^^ j,^.^

Toronto West

ONTARIO 11:

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

1911— Population, 36,499.

VICTORIA.

(Electoral District — District felectoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Honourable

Sir Sam
Hughes.

George

Dunkley

Isaac.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins .

Rejected
Rejet^s

Not
counted

Pas
comptfes

Voters

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.

Eldon, Township 1

2

3

4

Woodville, Village 1

Bexley , Township 1

" " 2

Minden, Township 1

2

Laxton, Township 1

Digby, Township 1

Lutterworth, Township 1

Glamorgan, Township 1

Dvsart, Township 1

2

3

4

" " 5

Cardiff, Township 1

2

3

Monmouth , Tomiship 1

2

Bnowdon, Township 1

2

Garden, Township 1

" " 2

Sturgeon, Point, Village 1

Dalton, Township 1

Anson and Hindon, Townships 1

Fenelon Falls, Village 1

" 2

Fenelon , Township 1

2

3

4

5

Ops, Township 1

2

3

4

5

6

Mariposa, Township 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Sherboume, Township 1

Stanhope, Township 1

2

Lindsay, Town (South Ward) 1

2a

2b

3

4a

Votes.

109
91

140

113
67
63
72

105
26

105
23
35
49

176
38
12

60
30
60
69
64
30
101

163
143
155
130
109
83
87
143
38
130
35
66
78
235
44
15
12
34

73
51
107
40

64
45
67
145
133
38
131
102
109
130
100
102
91
82
122
94
123
88
142
152
105
81
110

38
203
106
104
207
158
103

Victoria

114

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treiziemo Election G^n^rale.

VICTORIA— (Electoral District— District McctoraU.— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

A'otes
valides
donnas

Ballote.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Honourable
Sir Sam
Hughes.

George

Dunkley

Isaac.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

pL

comptfe.

Lindsay, Town (North Ward)

No.
1.*

IB

2
3
1
2\

28

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
. 1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2

Votes.
97
102
132
174
74
68
58
70
43
'44
8
42
5
54
129
21
54
60

49
16
65
73
24
42
38
23
118
86

Votes.
27
24
52
39
71
58
63
13
16
33
117
19
48
24
25
8
52
SO
18
22
22
21
40
79
41
29
18
54
27

124
126
184
213
145
126
121
83
59
77
125
61
53
78
154
29
106
140
43
71
38
86
113
103
83
67
41
172
113

2

168
154

«

390

*( .t

267

(Eastward)

216

3

1. .<

190

Emily, Township

1

132
90

.< <.

120

*i f

2

175

11 i<

90

.. ■■<

65

<i .

108

Omemee. 'illage

203

Somer\-ill£ Township

50

130

a ,<

200

.. ..

60

132

X

52

119

■

143

X ,<

1

126

<. i.

112

n >,

138

<. „

52

220

143

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux- Vote civil
Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

. 90

)

5,527

110
326
375

3.047

1
S
23

8,574

111
334
398

18

10

12,673

Sur le continent d'Europe

.../

Totals— Totaux

6,338

3.079

9.417

18

10

12,673

>IaJority for *
Majority poiiry

Honourable Sir Sam Hughes. 3.259.

Victoria

ONTARIO _ 11

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

Un I— Population. 33,619.

WATERLOO, \orth Riding— Di\1sion Xord.

(Electoral District — District electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs
sur

la liste.

William
Daum
Euler.

Mervvn

Smith.

William
George

Weichel

Rejected

Rejetfs.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

^Voolwich. Township —

Xo.

: \

. 3
4

6

1

.3
. 4
. 5

. 6

7

. 1
. 2
•. 3
. 4
. 5
1

3
4
.5

6

fl

in
11

. llA

12
. 13

:\\

. 16
. 17
. 18
. 19
. 20
21
. 22
. 23
. 1

'. 3
. 4
5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 1

. 53

Votes.

70
85
124
72
92
50
80

113
189
69
89
1.33
148
33

110
57
79
118
98
151
148
116
135
54
136
86
52
88
81
10.3

88
127
78
98
92
113
172
55
120
144
104
117
75
95
96
117
148
150
99
62
106
115

Votes.

0
4
S>
2

0
1

2
0

1
1
2

0

0
1

11
2
3
6
9
3

10
1
7
2
1

3
9
4
6
8
4
1
4
12
12
5
5
2

17
1
2
9
8
3
5
3
4
3
6

Votes.

24
22
14

4
12

3
25

3
9
41
53
92
21

4
10
29
13
28
74
61
32
.53
31
76
87
102
84

no

74
83

116
69
65
93
95
69

109
70
79
87
57
65
30
64
95
59
67
96
62
32
57

125

94
til
138

78
106

53
106

118
198
111
143
227
171
40

114
68
119
133
129
231
218
151
198
86
219
175
155
' 177
194
186
162
210
204
147
192
191
194
293
130
204
233
163
199
106
161
200
184
218
251
164
98
166
246

113

Conestogo

143

242

Upper Woolwich

Floradale

163

161

92

130

Wellesley, Township —
Bamberg

130

218

169

194

252

241

1

101

Waterloo. Township —

124

Bloomingdale

Bridgeport

75

162

186

10
2

1

7

198

Kitchener, City

246
243

165

207

1

90
242

188

169

188

115

211

178

261

224

1
2

166

212

193

1

201
320

2
2

147
219
241

176

204

112

177

1

216

199

241

268

184

1

no

?t6

312

Totals. Civil Vote— Totaux,A'otecivi

5.405

216

2.942

8,563

24

8

9,932

Xorth Riding — Division Nord, Waterloo

116

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G6n6rale.

WATEBLOO, North Riding— Division SotA— Con.— Fin.

(Electoral District— District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
lUt.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

William
Daum
Euler.

Mervyn
Smith

William
George
Weichel

Rejected
Rejctfis.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.

Military- A otes — Votes militaires —

Witliin North America 1

Votes.
7
5
18

Votes.

1
0
3

Votes.

no

297

118
227
318

Dans r.\m^rique du Xord (

Witliin United Kingdom \

Dans Ic Royaume-Uni f

Sur le continent d'Europe /

^.i3a

220

3.571

Q flR

24

6

9,932

Majority for ' „•„„,„ r>„,„ ir,.i„ „,.., /.„,^ WUUam George Weichel, 1,8M.
Majorit* pour """»"» "»»•" Euler. o^er (sur) „p„jn smith, 5,215.

W.4TERLOO, South Riding— Division Sud

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 28,!

Polling Divisions
Arrondissements de Si

rutin.

Candidates
Candidal

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Thomas
Hall.

Frank
Stewart
Scott.

Adam
Thom-
son.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Dumfries North, Township..

N'o.

3

2
2
3
4
5

Votes.

3

S

6

0

0

1

6

0

5

0

2

6

10

13

34

14

2

2

5

6

4

5

42

■ 32

24

13

37

29

18

Votes.

33

64

63

47

27

34

18

9

19

3

6

13

44

19

69

18

13

96

82

17

17

18

101

77

66

80

86

119

110

Votes.
38
47
68
59
86
73
93
98
141
103
98
78
31
70
42
46
53
23
29
99
SA
91
40
25
43
38
66
63
47

74
116
137
106
113
108
117
107
165
106
106
97
85
102
145
78
68
121
116
122
75
114
183
134
1.33
131
189
211
175

7

88
235

215

11 ,.

139

.. 1.

127

147

153

,. it

130

1. •.

188

,1 <>

143

,. «

117

Waterloo, Township

5

125

150

,i «

1
3
3

128

« «

205

« It

86

.. n

86

159

155

New Hamburg, Village

169

102

" i<

1

152

Gait, City

.(A-M)
..(L-Z)

228

1

168

tt

(A-L)

165

"

.(M-Z)

154

. "

216

«

237

"

215

Waterloo, South Riding — Division Sud

OXTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.
WATERLOO, South Riding— Dhlsion Sud—Con.—Fin.
(Electorial District — District Electoral.)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Serutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Thomas
Hall.

Frank
Stewart
Scott

Adam
Thom-
son.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfes

Not
counted

Pas
compt^

Voters
on
list.

Gait, City (A-L)

(M-Z)

.' (A-K)

(I-Z)

(A-M) 10

(L-Z) 10

(A-K) 11

{h-Z) II

(A-M) 12

(I^Z) 12

(A-K) 13

(L-Z) 13

(A-L) 14

(M-Z) 14

(A-K) 15

(L-Z) 15

(A-Mc) 16

(L-Z) 16

Preston, Town (A-L) 1

(M-Z) 1

((A-L) 2

(M-Z) 2

.(A-L)

.(M-Z)

Hespcler, Town (A-G ) 1

(H-P) 1

(Q-Z) 1

(A-J) 2

(K-Z) 2

Totals, Civil Vot<^Totaux, Vote civil. 63

Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America \

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord /

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals — Totaux

Vot«s.
27
18
23
14
42
22

Votes.
30

146
91
149
151
221
173
181
119
159
164
163
122
178
161
144
124
158
139
165
110
131
104
128
110
207
198
170
154
146
183
201
127
169
180

2,865

167
460
584

5,681

2,894

174
123
155
181
239
193
212
137
181
185
183
139
206
192
161
140
174
154
200
124
165
142
166
154
283
260
223
185
186
230
255
160
235
264

Majority for 1
Majority pour,

Frank Stewart Scott, over (sur

fAdam Thomson, 2.787.
\Thomas Hall, 4,285.

South Riding — Division Sud, Waterloo

118

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election— Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

WELLANl>-(Electoral District-District electoral). 19U-Population, 42,163.

Polling Division-;.
Arrondissement3 de Soruti

Evan

Eugene

I'raser.

No
Bertie, Township 1

Bridgeburg,

.(A.-M.)
.(N.-Z.)

William
Munlcy
German.

Chippawa, Village. . . .
Crowland, Township.

Fort Erie, Village

Huraberstone, Village.,

Humberstone, Township.

Niagara Falls, City (A.-

" (N.-

" (A.-

" (N.-

" (A.-

" (N.

" (A.

" (N,

" (A.

" (A.

" (N,

" {A

" (A

" (N

" (A.

" (N

" (A.

.(N

M.)

-Z.)
M.)
-Z.)
M.)
-Z.)
-M.)
.-Z.)
.-Z.)
-M.)
.-Z.)
.-Z.)
-M.)
.-Z.)
M.)
-Z.)
■M.)
-Z.)

Pelham. Township 1

Port Colbome, Village 1

" '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.■■'■■'■ 3
Stamford, Township 1

53
38
18
58
40
37
106
102
61
24
66
38
9
26

James
Arthur
Hughes

Valid
votes
polled .

Ballots.

Rejected

Votes
valides
donnas Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
comptes

47
79
124
151

187
154
168
93
134
83
34
43
176
101
168

117
31
72
58
40
167
121
174
114
242
144
178
113
132
295
135
224

76

237

111

71

160

120

75

40

139

94

228

164

131

168

84

58

84

137

92

131

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

145
217
149
208

Welland

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Geuerale.

WELLAXD—' Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— f in.

Candidates .
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
Ust.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Evan
Eugene
I'raser.

William
Manley
German.

James
.Arthur
Hughes.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Thorold. Town (A.-M.)

No.

2

5
6

8

9
10
11

1
2

Votes.

130
55

105
45

118

148
80
38
56
75
19
65
76
27
26
45
30
18

36
87
74
97
47
61
76
29
47
83
70
92
29
20

Votes.

37
18
38
10
70
42
30
64
38
49
30

28
45
62
42
29
31
19
18
34
35
91
33
87
55
15
41
75
46
64
52
72

Votes.

7
1
13
3
11
16
20
6
8
9
8
13
9
13
8
2
8
3

11
51
47
28
34
30
37

6
20
25
20
37
21

3

174
74
156
58
199
206
130
108
102
133
57
133
113
85
96
89
67
52
33
65
172
156
216
114
178
168
50
108
183
136
193
102
95

262

(N.-Z.)

113

" (A.-M.)

(N.-Z.)

2

307
129

" (A.-Z.)

fA.-Z.l

1

307
277

Thorold
Wainfle

Welland

260

5

150

K

176

«

195

"

83

(<

3

195

t, Township

157

119

<i

190

",

151

122

«

77

<<

50

"

125

, City, Ward No. 1

236

2

2

' " 2

Z. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.

3

4

" 5

1
1
4

1

201
265
160
231
251

'

76

*

148

Willougl

5

6

6

2
4
4

234
158
254
139

Totals, (

Military
Wit
Dai
Wit
Dan
On

132

rivil Vote — Totaus.Vote civil.
Votes — Votes militaires ^

94

1

5,164

106
79
29

4,542

44
20
10

1,674

10
3
17

U,3S0

160
102
56

55

2

16,689

1

/

'■'■]

Sur le continent d'Europe

5,378

4,616

1,704

11,698

55

Majorit}- for ^ v^^„ «<..„.„„« irw.co. =,.,1 WUUam Manlejr G«rman, 7S?.

iUjoritI pour/ ^^'^ *="SeneFraser,over^surV jg„,^^j^jj/jjjjg^^^ j'g.^

WeUand

120 ONTARICf,

Thirteenth General Election— Treizidme Election G6n6rale.

WEIXINGTOX, North Riding— Division Xord.

(Electoral District — District electoral).

1911— Population, 22,292.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scnitin.

Candidates.
Candidate

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnds

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la listc.

William
Aurelius
Clarke.

James
McEwing.

Rejected
Rejct^s.

Not
counted.

Pa-s
compt^s.

Mount Forest. Town (North)

No.
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
1
2
1
1
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
2
3
4
5
6

Votes.
75
94
56
88
63
^2
49
67
53
172
131
95
85
77
65
105
65
41
74
29
89
52
57
59
71
88
61
13
51
58
63
44
27
■ 71
88
96
51
88
68
48
2S
39
20
43
42
72
40
51
60
61
68
40
42

Votes.
33
37
38
15
23

9

9

10
13
35
24
40
50
33
49
65
66
122
27
87
39
25
21
40
21
15
75
25
18
78
39
66
69
49
46
75
19
15
23
19
18

9
18

8
13

5
10
63
SS
70
28
85
46

108
131
94
103
86
71
58
77
66
207
155
135
135
110
114
170
131
163
101
116
128
77
78
99
92
103
136
.38
69
136
102
110
96
120
134
171
70
103
91
67
46
48
38
51
55
77
50
114
118
131
96
125
88

125

" (South)

" (East)

1

139
101

" (West)

117

Harriston, Town

98

1

72
76

1. .<

105

n «

1

Palmerston, Town (East)

311

(West)

271

" (North)

Arthur, Village

3

215
191

163

Clifford, Village

2

155

Arthur, Township

162

4( ti

6

177

« «

111

■ < X

131

" " A

144

Luther West, Township

103

109

tt ti

1

5

1''8

.< „

96

U ti

2

113

Peel, Township

184

1

68

99

"

175

"

2

137
157

<i .i

133

Maryborough, Township

137

171

.< .<

212

u u

1

96

It .1

124

■< i.

99

Garafraxa West, Tow nship

109

61

tt tt

52

45

tt 11

1

63

« «

61

.1 11

100

tt K

57

167

153

U 11

1

1
1

1

1
1

156

11 11

110

41 11

142

.1 11

99

Totals,Civil Vote— Totaus, Vote civil

53

3,395

1,993

5,388

16

17

6,848

Wellington, North Riding — Division Nord

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.
WELLINGTON, North Riding— Division Nord— Con.— Fi«.
(Electoral District — District Electoral.)

121

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

. Electeurs

sur
la liste.

William
Aurelius
Clarke.

James
McEwing.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s.

No.

Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North .America \

Votes.

54
39
4

Votes.

2
1

2

56
40
6

Within United Kingdom \

Totals — Totaux

3,492

1,998

5,490

16

17

6,848

«N"'!ir '*" Iwilliam Aurelius Clarke, 1,494.
Majority pourj

WELLINGTON, South Riding— Division Sud

(Electoral District — District electoral).

1911— Population 32,20 0

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats .

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s

Ballots.
Bulletins .

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Honourable

Hugh

Guthrie.

Lome
Cunning-
ham.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

Guelph, City

No.
.. 1

. . iB

.'. 3
.. 3b
.. 4
.. 5

■ 5

'.'. 8

Votes.

88

86
133
101
103
174

97

61
175
214
209

76
240
207
214
1.51
233
126

S3
147

75
105
133
173
137

Votes.
40
29
54
39
29
58
48
21
33
44
49
19
28
36
24
28
30
27
16
54
25
25
52
72
47

128
115
187
140
132
232
145

82
208
258
258

95
268
243
238
179
263
153

99
201
100
130
185
245
184
108

1

176
151

it ti

1

234

I, it

165

11 it

159

« ti

295

it tt

182

ti it

90

ti it

279

it II

4

1

292

" " 9

146

. . 10
. . 11
.. 12
.. 13
.. 14
.. 15
.. 16
.. 16b
.. 17
.. 17b
.. 18
.. 19
.. 20
.. 21

292

II II

294

II II

296

•I II

283

II II

278

II II

310

II II

178

" "

1

129
265

II 11

119

" "

4

159
233

II II

300

11 II

220

11 II

74 ' 34

128

South Riding — Division Sud, Wellington

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

WEM.INGTON, South Riding— DMslon Sud— Con.— Fin.

(Electoral District— District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
lUt.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Honourable

Hugh

Guthrie.

Lome
Cunning-
ham.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
oomptis.

Guelph, Township

No

1

3
4
5
1

2
3
4
5

1
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
1

3
1

3
4
5
6

1
2
1
2

Votes.
67
74
90
40
122
128
75
49
89
69
7.5
44
24
86
65
63
98
88
86
88
77
63
60
51

70
71
33
36
29
100
131
209
200

Votes.
29
35
4
18
24
55
17
46
5
23
56
76

• 65
46
33
31
71
16
U
14
10
24
17
76
24
57
76

43
34
37
26
21
27

96
109
94
58
146
183
92
95
94
92
131
120
89
132
98
94
169
104
97
102
87
87
77
127
101
127
147
55
79
63
137
157
230
227

167

106

1. «

138

i. >.

no

<>

1

230

Eramosa, Township

246

2

151

ti It

142

•. It

133

ti ft

132

167

Erin, Township

180

1

115

159

(. u

156

«

113

a i<

229

Nichol, Township

141

120

i<

131

«

112

114

U2

»

155

Puslinch, Township

140

207

u

1

226

100

114

<.

98

182

2

192

298

327

Totals. Civil Vote— Totaux. Vote civil
Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

60

1

6,342
158
338
520

2,130
3

4

8.472
161
340
524

12

11.096

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

...\
•••{

Totals— Totaux

7,35«S

2,139

9,497

12

7

11,0'W

Majority for ^
Majority pour

Honourable Hiigli Gutlirie, 5,31*.

Wellington, South Riding — Division Sud

ONTARIO 12,

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

1911— Population, 34,634.

WENTWORTH.

(Electoral District — District Electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidate
Candidats

s.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s-

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

John
Herbert
Dick-
enson.

Fred-
erick
James
Flat-
man.

Gordon
Crooks
Wilson.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.
(A-K) 1
(L-Z) 1
(A-K) 2
(I^Z) 2
(A-K) 3
(L-Z) 3
(A-F) 4
(G-N) 4
(0-Z) 4

1

2
'.'.'.'.'.'. 3

4

5

6

7

8

1

'.'.'.'.'.'. 3

4

1

Votes.
37
35
17
13
26
26
27
50
19
29
59
47
34
55
40
31
15
63
59
45
57
39
38

5
10

5

2
18
33
23
17
18

9
20
32
26
10
18
30
27
40
27
34
29
11

8
20
18
14
17
12
10
13
29
13
25
16
39
12

6
13

Votes.

8

15

18

14

20

24

19

20

15

1

6

. 1

0

1

2

e

3
4
0
0
0

1

■ 12
27
14
20
12
1
1
21
42
34
24

4
4
11
14
IS
2
9
23
12
10
11
28
43
63
59
45
46
19
109
43
62
34
58
31
61
53

Votes.
106
114
98
65
113
111
133
130
97
46
65
33
27
41
23
.59
.54
135
108
126
16
66
60
66
92
20
63
77
38
27
115
104
84
135
117
75
39
66
120
100
127
178
158
102
92
66
122
137
135
162
122
89
67
168
82
187
70
117
78
108
117

151
164
133
92
159
161
179
200
131
76
130
81
61
97
65
92
75
201
171
171
73
105
99
83
129
39
85
107
72
51
153
164
127
179
151
105
53
95
164
142
169
214
215
143
113
85
170
198
212
238
179
145
99
306
138
274
120
214
121
175
183

195

II II Canal ||
" " Foundry "

II II Valley ||

4'

i

2

229
192
158
244
244

271

1

1

275
200

106

1
1

162
105
76

:: ::

2

i'

123

86
121

.< «

104

301

229

Watc
Bart

3

i

1

i'

■ 202
101

2

135

1

2

144

ti

" 3

63

•'

" 4

«

" • 5

137

"

6

«

" 7

68

(i

" s

1

'41

"

(A-K) 9
.(I^Z) 9
10

(A^K) 11
.(L-Z) 11

1

2

1 428
'51

"

*<

«

*t

2

1
3

i<

"

Harr

ilton, City

217

t K

(A-K) 3

.(L-Z) 3

4

< «

j 378
244

" 5

" 6

' " 7

" 12

" 13

" 133

" 134

" 135

" 136

" . 1S7

137

1
1
1
2
1
3

104
213
247

289
280

138

139

140

141

142

143

144

145

146

147

179

135

403

165

6

327
198

1

165

3

230

242

Wentworth

124 ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G6n6rale.

WENTWORTH— (Electoral District— District flectoral)— Con.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn&

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Herbert
Dick-
enson.

Fred-
erick
James
Flat-
man.

Gordon
Crooks
Wilson.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.

Hamilton, City 148

" 150 and 154

Vot«s.

13
13

4
71
59
64
56
70
27
36
42
23
64
45
49
35
59
53
23
26
84
93
79
78-
39

137
66

113
69
49
26
32
42
34

Votes.

88
23
4
0
0
0
6
8
3
2
0
0
14
0
0
1
0
1
28
35
3
0
7
0
0
1
1
3
0
1
0
3
1
0

Votes.

162
65
29
42
76
77
87
82
156
122
84
30
151
60
100
51
11
34
138
145
141
33
24
16
22
44
44
37
33
48
18
40
23
19

263
101
37
113
135
141
149
160
186
160
126
53
229
105
149
87
70
88
189
206
228
126
110
94
61
182
HI
153
102
98
44
75
66
53

1
1

332

155

56

135

2

1
2

1

2

3

171

3

173

Saltfleet, Township (A-K) 1

(DS) 1

" (A-K) 2

246
274
277

" (L-Z) 2

257

3

2

2

186

" ... 4

87

" 5

3

5

340

134

" ... 2

162

3

108

92

" " . 2

127

" " (A-K) 3

2
3

i

263

(I^Z) 3

" " 4

286
287

" " 5

161

6

1

163

7

113

8

69

Beverlv, Township 1

" " 0

248

1

131

3

201

" " . . ... 4

125

5

139

6

1

55

7

104

" " 8

106

" " . 9

89

Totals.Civil Vote— Totaux.'Vote civil 95
Military Votes— Votes militaires—

3,343

8
15
21

1,492

5
8
2

7,892

100
662

416

12,727

113
685
439

56

26

17,384

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

Sur ie continent d'Europe /

3,387

1,507

9,070

13,964

56

26

17,384

Majority for \ ^j-.^nn CranUn VliUan over fs.ir) !'°^° Herbert Dickenson. 5,683.
Majority pour/ *'°'""'*'^'""''* ""*""' °^"''""^'\Frederick James Flatman, ;,5«3.

Wentworth

ONTARIO
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

YOBK, East Riding— Dhlsion Est

(Electoral District — District 61ectoral).

1911— Population, 32,8&4.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissenients de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

la liste.

James
Hamil-
ton
Ballan-
tyne.

Rosa
Collier
Cock-
bum.

Thomas
Foster.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

No.
Toronto. Cit v, Ward 1 (A-L) 10

Votes.
29
36
21
28
24
30
37
13
17
40
21
38
52
33
67
34
38
43
44
32
30
33
39
26
• 31
44
•53
31
46
37
43
36
22
39
51
35
33
35
47
49
34
41
23
48
36
35
11
27
36
22
54
7
20
15
21
28
43
22
30
35

Votes.
50
47
53
92
31
58
63
51
43
45
46
81
79
54
64
57
68
66
78
60
71
67
62
75
67
46
80
54
49
32
95
56
40
68
54
98
55
85
53
62
57
68
38
81
61
63
34
59
62
31
68
34
46
24
15
72
50
35
41
46

Votes.
61
58
97
48
62
54
76
74
76
119
97
52
66
74
80
39
58
71
63
54
64
60
50
41
49
24
55
57
73
41
44
42
29
53
48
74
25
59
37
44
26
iO
64
67

41
35
24
30
53
55
32
31
35
44
42

24
66
90

140
141
171
168
117
142
17,6
138
136
204
164
171
197
161
211
130
164
180
185
146
165
160
151
142
147
114
188
142
168
110
182
134
91
160
1.53
207
113
179
137
155
117
1^
125
196
161
139
80
110
128
106
177
73
97
74
80
142
118
81
137
171

196

" ■ ■' (M-Z) 10

" 11

" 12

13

14

3

3'

r

15

222
244
238
186
242

" 15

2

2'

1

242

16

17

" 18

172
171
245

19

191

" 40

41

" 42

1

2

261
261
197

■' 43

267

44

192

" 45

" 46

2

4

205
233

" 73

234

" 74

" 75

5

218
197

" 76

218

" 77

" 78

8

243

182

" 79

168

80

129

81

241

" 82

83

2

179
184

" " 84

" 86

" 86

9
1
2
2

140
221
176

" 87

" 88

124
208

" 89

211

" 90

261

91

" 92

" . 93

1

2

4

147
260
181

" .. 94
" .. . 95

" 96

1
1

6

230

1^7
191

97

164

" 98

280

" ...99

230

" (A-L)IOO

157

" (M-Z)11)0

" 101

" " 102

2

1

i'

144
145
W5

" 103

104

105

1

2

215
219
93

" 106

118

" -....107

" 108

2

114
103

" 109

188

" 110

140

" " Ill

2'

1

1
3

111

172
231

112

113

East Riding — Division Est, York

OXTARIO

Thirteenth Cieneral Election- — Treizi^me Election Cidnerale.

YORK, East Riding— Division Est.

lEIpctoral District— District l-\ci-totii\—Cun.—Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissprncnf cie Scrutin.

(

indidatc
andidat.

-

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters

James
Hamil-
ton
Ballan-
tyne.

Ross
Collier
Cock-
burn.

Thomas
Foster.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfs.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Toronto. City, Ward 1

No.
AU
.115
.116
.117
.118
.119
.120
.121
.122
.123
.124
.125
.126
.127
.128
.129
.130
.131
.132
.133
.134
.135
.136
.137
.138
.139
.140
.141
.142
.143
.144
.145
.146
.147
.148
.149
) 1
) 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 9
. 10

Votes.
42
28
48
27
7
46
20
29
38
29
23
35
23
12
18
21
16
21
30
13
22
23
28
22
30
24
33
39
42
40
34
48
13
56
8
10
21
14
23
24
34
28
16
20
17
30
19
19

Votes.
50
46
68
48
6
58
47
30
33
75
57
87
50
31
47
68
38
40
36
47
49
71
37
51
95
115
66
70
70
73
85
75
22
32
23
21
39
37
62
51
12
16
16
24

21
4

Votes.
89
64
47
27
18
113
101
63
101
54
62
75
85
49
56
111
107
109
134
128
125
-94
107
75
36
63
50
59
60
57
78
40
23
45
48
29
56
39
67
44
48
36
77
118
44
81
117
66

181
1,38
163
102

31
217
168
122
172
158
142
197
158

92
121
200
161
170
200
188
196
188
172

\^
202
149
168
172
170
197
163

58
133

79

60
116

90
152
119

94

80
109
162

68
108
157

89

223

182

." ','.

1
3

r

3

i'

1

233
136
38
268
204
156

„ „

1

2

175
192
207

;: :; :-;::-:;;-::

1

i'

2

2

285
185
135
150
250

" "

191

14 It

203

1

236
231

^^ ^j

2
2

225
232
215

" "

192

" "

210

" "

271

:: :: '■■■'■'■■■'■'■■'■

1
2

190
223
234

U It

255

it u

285

:: :: --;;;::;;:

i'

1
1
4

231
97
177
113

Soarlioro. Township (A-I

1

82
307

;; ;; (m-z

1
1

154
296

« .i

201

i< «

211

" u

2

115

" «

197

U «(

2

265

U 11

113

it it

1

156

•I It

251

" "

1

180

Totals. Civil Vote— Totaux.Vote civi

Military Votes— Votes militaires —
Within North .America

.108

....1

3,288

17
15
18

5,653

105
0
0

6,611

353
1.162
1.610

15,552

475
1,177

1,628

42

99

21.085

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

::::(
..../

Sur le eont inent d ' Europe

Tol.-ils— Totaux...

3.338

5,7,'>8

9.736

18,832

42

99

21 085

MaJorit.v for 1 Thftmas Pnsf.r ,^,.», f.„.i fRoss Collier Cockbiirn. 3,978.
Majority pour Thomas Foster, over (sur^ j^^^^ Hamilton BaUantyne, t,3»8.

York, East Riding — Division Est

ox T A RIO 1

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

1911— Population, 22.41S

YORK. North Riding— Dhlsion Nord.

(^Electoral District — District Electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scnitin.

fandidates
Candidats.

John
Alexander
Macdonald
Arm-
strong.

Honourable
William

Lyon
Mackenzie

King.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe

Ballots
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfe.

Voters
on
list.

Whitchurch. Township.

NewTiiarket, Town —

St. George's Ward (A-L)

(M-Z)

St. .^drew's Ward (A-L)

(M-Z)

St. Partiek's Ward (A-L)

" . (M-Z)

Holland Landing, \ illage

Aurora, Town —

North Ward (A to L)

" (MtoZ)

Centre "

South " (A-L)

" " (M-Z)

Sutton, Village (A-L)

(M-Z)

Georgina, Township (P.D. No. 1)

( •• 2)....

East Gwillimburv. Township

(P.D. No. 1)
( " 2)

( " 3)

" . " ( " 4)

( " 5)

( " 6)

North Gwillimburv, Township

(P.D. No. 1)
2)

King, Township (P.D. No. 1),...

( ■' 2)....

( " 3)....

( •• 4)....

( " 5)....

( " 6)....

( " 7)....

( " 8)....

( •' 9)....

( •• 10)....

Stouffville. Village CP.D. No. 1)..

( •■ 2)..

3) .33

Totals, Civil Vote Totaus, Vote civil. 45
Militan,- Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America

Dans r.-\merique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-LTni

On the Continent of Europe

Pur le continent d' Europe

Totals — Totaux .

Votes.
92

3S
105

58

97
86
102

120
119

78
59
87
62
127

3,364
110
212
262

3.948

Votes.
66
87
84
62
65

107
58

103
49

74
79
63

158
144
122
167
123

182
154
164
156
189
147

127
127
182
164
107
120
90
92
137
83
119

166
142
180
112
175

170
157
122
176
115
204
176
101
193
143
117
62
64

2,832
13

,196
123
219
280

.870

6.818

Majority for
Majority pour

John Alexander ^lacdonald .\rmstrong, l.QiS.

North Riding — Division Nord, York

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

1911— Population. 34,458

YORK, South Rlcllns— Division Sud

(Electoral Diatrint— District 61ectoral)

Polling Divisions.

Arrondissement.s de Scrutin.

Candidatea.
Candidats.

John

Gal-

braith.

James

Thomas

Gunn.

Alex-
ander
Mac-
Gregor.

Votes.

Votes.

Votes.

0

1

37

1

2

21

0

S

26

1

0

9

0

0

30

0

1

12

1

9

6

0

12

4

0

4

6

1

16

10

0

7

20

0

1

16

0

18

9

2

14

5

6

11

3

0

14

3

I

14

11

0

6

12

0

15

12

1

24

7

1

18

8

0

20

10

1

IS

U

2

16

16

0

52

7

0

51

13

0

38

6

0

40

7

0

40

12

0

28

9

2

40

2

2

36

3

0

3

13

2

53

4

0

20

2

1

21

8

1

32

12

2

24

13

1

11

11

4

34

9

0

42

7

2

24

5

0

20

17

0

7

10

1

14

3

1

37

■ 1

0

1

5

0

3

5

4

0

52

0

0

29

1

5

30

0

2

60

1

0

24

1

8

28

0

0

46

1

3

26

2

4

50

2

1

27

0

2

24

2

2

50

0

1

36

1

0

37

William
Findlay
Maclean

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides,
donnfe

Ballots.
Bulletins

Re-
jected.

Rejetfis

Not
counted

Pas
comptfe

Voters
on
list.

« >•

.. 2

» (1

. 3

« 11

.. 4

« .«

.. 5

*l tt

.. 6

<< «

.. 7

•I c<

.. 7.4

" 11

.. 8

« «

.. 9

« tl

.. 9a

u „

.. 10

U It

.. U

" "

.. 12

<( n

.. 12.4

" "

.. 13

" "

.. 13.*

" "

.. 14

" "

.. 15

" "

.. 15a

" "

.. 16

" "

.. 16a

" "

.. 20

" "

.. 20a

" "

.. 21

" "

.. 2lA

tt tt

.. 22

" "

.. 22a

tt tt

.. 23

" "

. . 23a

" "

.. 24

" "

.. 24a

" "

.. 26

" "

.. 27

" "

.. 27a

tt It

.. 28

" "

.. 28a

" "

.. 29
.. 30
.. 31
.. 32
32a

"

.. 33

" "

.. 35

" "

.. 35a

" "

.. 36

" "

.. 36a

Leaside, Town.

.. 1

Richmond Hill

Village. .

.. 1

1

.. 2

Markham, Township

.. 1

.. 2

.. 3

.. 4

.. 5

.. 6

'

.. 7

'

.. 8

.. 9

*

.. 10

.. 11

Votes.
47
47
86
36
52
64
130
127
48
97
87
44
118
61
76
72
91
8
143
131
12!
91
91
102
109
103
120
116
104
99
133
150

85
71
120
46
82
77
146
143
58
124
114
61
145

117
26
170
163
148
121
121
136
168
167
164
163
156
1.36
177
191
110
155
93
105
193
197
145
229
167
108
139
119
101
127
26
37
233
85
117
122
75
81
101
177
109
63
43
73
110
64

York, South Riding— Division Sud

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

YOBK, South Riding

-Diiision Sud — Con. — Suite.

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemcnts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides.
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Vote^3
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John

Gal-

braith.

James

Thomas

Gunn.

Alex-
ander
Mac-
Gregor.

William
Findlay
Maclean

Re-
jected.

ReietSs.

•Not
counted.

Pas

comptes.

Toronto. City, Ward 1 - .

Xo.

.150
.151
.152
.153
.154
.155
..156
..157

.158
..159

.160
.161
.162
.163
.164

.165

.166
.167
.. 87
.. 88
.. 89
.. 90
.. 91
.. 92
.. 93
.. 94
.. 95
.. 96
.. 97
.. 98
. 99
.100
.101
.102

.103
.104
.105
.106
.107
..108
.109
..102
.103
..104
.105

.106
.107
.108
.109
.110
..111
.112

.113
.143
.144
.145
.146
.147
.148
.149
.150

Votes.
0
1
2
0

i

1

0

1

0
0
3
1
0
3
2
0
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
0

9

5
1

1

0
0
2
0

0
0
0
I
0
0
0

1

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

3

1

2
0
2
0

Votes.
27
16

5
13
20

8
14

6
31

7
27
12
25
22
21
25

8
21

2
25

3
20

4

6
12

8

10
9

11
6

12
3
3
0
0
0
3
3
4
0

10

5
1
3
0
0
1
4
4
0
0
37
30
37
29
6
12
7
9

Votes.
14
26
13
17
13
12
13
29
28
26
17
14
13

• 7
20
26
6

i:)

14
5
14
7
4
3
5
9
20
11
12
13
19
28
21
14
14
5
0
0
3
1
0
15
14
10
12
15
4
18
5
6
9
3
1
15
12
10
7
9
10
25
13

Votes.
146
129
142
112
158
102
131
132
117
101
134
84
184
163
134
184
41
134
159
87
160
116
52
50
78
81
113
94
74
74
94
149
99
66
82
63
44
52
64
93
34
61
129
91
99
52
61
54
86
26
50
12
13
119
100
132
71
31
46
154
96

187
172
162
142
193
123
159
167
177-
134
178
113
223
192
178
237
55
176
106
117
178
144
60
55
95
100
110
116
96
98
113
191
123
85
96
68
44
56
70
98
34
87
148
106
112
70
65
72
92
36
63
15
14
171
144
182
108
48
68
188
118

1
2

2

237
192

186

;; ;| :;:

1
4

162
236
131

" "...

1

2S6
220

1

1

1

202
198
210

" u " '

2

3

164
241

227

tt <(

'47

295

•■

67

Ward2 '"

2

217
220

134

229

295

69

70

120

1

1

134
155
138

:: ::

1
1

116
121
140

it it

232

" "...

2

143
113

it tt

121

78
47

«« it

65

«< «

91

« it

112

" "

31

;; Ward 3...

1

117
186

132

" "

134

" :: ■•■

i'

3

81
75

85

" "

101

" "

40

" "

80

17

" "

19

Warde ..

216

:: :: ■■•■

4
2

8'

197
263
131
172

" "

108

" "

206

" " . . . .

137

South Riding — Division Sud, York

130 OS T A RIO

Thirteenth General Election — Trcizieme Election Gen^rale.

YOBK, South Riding— Division Sud— Con.— Fin.

(Eleetoral District — District electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides.
donn^.s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la ligte.

John

Gal-

braith.

James

Thomas

Gunn.

Alex-
ander
Mac-
Gregor.

William
Find lay
Maclean

Re-
jected

Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptfe.

Xo.

Toronto, City, Ward 0 151

•• 152

153

Votes.
2
1
0
2
2
4
1
0

1
0

1
I

3
3

Votes.
30
38
26
27
21
20
4
4
8
17
33
28
25
26
14
15

Votes.

9
18
20
17

8
27

8
20
19
15
15

9

6
17

9

5

Votes.
116
103
129

81
137
105

58
114
137
114
135
148
135

81
102

84

157
160
175
127
168
156
71
138
166
147
183
186
167
126
128
107

1

4

187
189
226

" 154

160

" 155

220

" 156

152

" 157

78

•' 158

" . 15")

1

162
202

" 160

■ •• •• 161

2

209
232

" 162

163

1

252
210

•' ... 164

236

165

■' 166

1

1

152
133

Totals, Civil Votfr— Totaux,139
Vote Civil.

Military Votes — Votes militaires

Within North America \

Dans I'Amerique du Nord '•

Within United Kingdom '

Dans le Royaum^Uni I

On the Continent of Europe. ..\
Sur le continent d'Europe f

118

0
0
0

1,945

7
8
17

1.977

14
67

12,917

339
1,057
1,775

16,957

353
1,079
1.859

51

85

23,739

118

1,977

2,065

16,088

20,248

51

85

23,739

MaJOTit^ pour ^ •"'*•" F'"''!*! Maclean, over (sur

.tlpian(l»r MacGre^or, 14.923.
John Thomas Gunn. 14.111.
lohn (iaibraith. 15.970.

York, S outh Riding — Division Sud

ONTARIO 131

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

1911— Population, 33.306.

YORK, West Riding— Division Quest

(Electoral District — District Electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
val'doi
donn63.

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Frank
Denton.

Thomas
George
Wallace.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

P^s
compt^s.

Toronto. City, Ward 7 —

No

.. 1
.. 2
.. 3
.. 4
.. 5
.. 6
.. 7
.. 8
.. 9
.. 10
.. 11
.. 12
.. 13
. . 14
.. 15
.. 16
.. 17
.. 18
.. 19
. 20
...21

Votes.

23
35
39
21
24
22
23
29
17
19
10
41
18
14
6
24
25
32
32
19
35
42
39
49
16
57
44
36
43
31
32
36
29
32
33
32
37
24
21
47
31
27
31
41
40
26
38
44
8
7

7
6
10
21
15
7
27
12
22
21

Votes.

161
134
107
193
192
168
124
121
107
81
87
121
92
54
66
99
92
101
87
56
43
17
124
139
183
134
129
138
133
132
157
134
113
73
103
145
126
99
109
134
128
114
156
164
182
145
120
131
79
45

133
116
65
60
190
148
168
174
120
98

184
169
146
214
216
190
147
150
124
100
97
162
110
68
72
123
117
133
119
75
78
59
163
188
99
191
173
174
176
163
189
170
142
105
136
177
163
123
130
181
159
141
187
205
222
171
158
175
87
52

140
122
75
81
205
155
195
186
142
119

1

244

193

224 Osier Ave

273

125 Laughton Ave

99 I'xbridge Ave

3

1

278
247

291

305 Weston Road

183

59 Prescott Ave

18 Howick Ave

4

190
130

156 Silverthorne Ave

223

38MulockAve

222

224 Ryding Ave

100 Weston Road, South

2422 .-^t. Clair Ave

34 Hook Ave

23 Heintzman Ave

1
1
1
1

150
106
109
200
192

143 Vine Ave

278

74 McMurray Ave

516 Quebec Ave

204 Maria St

i'

1

161
90
98

1 18 Maria St

.. 22
.. 23
.. 24
. 25
. 26
. 27
. 28
. 29
. 30
. 31
.•32
. 33
. 34
. 35
. 36
. 37
. 38
. 38a
. 39
. 40
. 41
. 42
. 43
. 44
. 45
. 46
. 47
. 48
. 49

. 1

. lA

. 2
. 2a
. 3
. 3a
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 6a

75

31 Annette St

335 Western Ave

1

227
260

822 Keele St

5

149 Mavety St

245

196Medland St

207

63 Aziel St

228

282 High Park Ave

262^

4.30 Quebec Ave

219'

73 St. John's Road

115 St. John's Road

1

■>

261
213

146 Gilmour Ave

290'

29 Fisken Ave

443 Runnvmede Ave

1

143
190

705 Indian Road

78 Kenneth Ave

1

217
205

309 Indian Grove

} 326

309 "

583 Keele St

139

742 Keele St

182

225 Humberside Ave

162

114 Pacific Ave

256

177 Quebec Ave

264

200 Quebec Ave

348 Clendenan Ave

26'> Runnymede Ave

3
2

295
218
252

84 Lincoln Ave

377 Windermere Ave

302 Speers Ave

2

1

244
117
71

York Township —

50 French Ave

50 "

1

1

1

501 Jane St

<

501 "

> 301

A. H. Vaughan's house

<

" .»

325 St. John's Road

296

72 Bernice Cres

208

321 St. John's Road

321 "

West Riding — Division Quest, York

132

ONTARIO

Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election CJi^neralc.

YORK, West Riding

-Division Ouesl— Con.— Fill.

(Elei-toral District — District 61ectoral).

Polling Division.s.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats

Valid
votes
polled.

Vote.s
valides
donnfes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

Frank
Denton.

Thomas
George
Wallace.

Rejected
Rejetds.

Not
counted.

Pas

coinpt^s.

Electeur3

sur
la liete.

Vaugliiin Township —
Skating Rinlc. Thornhill

No.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

1

1
2
3
4

1

lA

2
3

1

lA

2

1

2
3
3.\

4

4.\

6

7
8

90

..1.

Votes.

56
72
68
100
44
52
54
74

48

26
19
18
29

25
29
8
43

16
26
10

12
33
32
33

17
32
45
52
21
55

Votes.

70
74
45
84
62
47
55
69

135

140
129
135
111

74
131

86
186

106
116
76

81
93
87
119

64
134
167
150
101

52

126
146
113
184
106
99
109
143

183

166
148
153
140

99
160

94
229

122
142
86

93
126
119
152

81
166
212
202
122
107

234

J. Charles Patterson, Lot 21, con. 2..

221

Edglcy Hall, Lot 6, Con. 4

207

230

163

150

Old Manse, Lot 24, Con. 8

2

182

Burkett's Shop, Lot 24, Con. 8

199

W'oodbridge, Village —

217

Weston, Ton-n^

Thomas Kersey's House, Main St.. .

Robert Greer' s House, Main St

Central Hotel, Main St

1
1

219
173
191

186

Mimico, Village —
Connaught Masonic Hall, Superior
Ave.. . .

} 447

" " "

1

1

169

287

New Toronto, Village —
Anglican Church

1
1

} 362
109

» «

Etobicoke, Township —

Post Office store. Long Branch

W. Henry's Hou.^e, Long Branch

1

5

1

146
188
197

297

Ed. Bagley 's House, cor. Church and

> 311

J. H. Bryan's House, Dundas St

299

Islington Town Hall

O. Dixon's, Lot 21, Con. 2

1

1

277
279

\Vm. Wright's. Lot 36, Con. 1

155

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaujt, Vote civil.
Military Votes — ^'otes militaires —

2.778
12
19
47

10,023
262
738
907

12,801
274
757
954

35

19

18.164

Dans I'Amerique du Nord

Dans le Royaume-Uni

::j

Totals — Totaui

2,856

11,930

14.786

35

19

18.164

Majority for
Majority pour j

Tiiomas Gcorse Wallace, 9,074.

York, West Riding — Division Ouest

QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election^ — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

ARGEXTEOL fEIectoral District^District electoral).

1911— Population 16,766

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats .

Peter

Robert

McGibbon

Harrv

Slater.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Rejected
Rejetfs.

Ballots.
Bulletins ,

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No
Laohute, Town (Vilie \ 1

3

" " 5

St-Jerusalem . Parish (Paroisse), 6

'7

St. Andrews, " 8

9

Carillon, Village ]0

Chatham, Township (Canton) 11

(Cushing) 12

" (Brownsburg) 13

13a

" (Ogdensburg) 14

" (Staynerville) 15

" (Brownsburg) 16

16a

" (Dalesville) 17

Grenville. Village 18

Grenville, Twp., (Canton) (Crooks) . . 19

" (Calumet). 20

(Avoca) ... 21

(Rouge)... 22

Harrington, " " (Shaws)... 23

(LostRiver)24

Wentworth, " " (Louisa)... 25

(St. Michel) 26

(Laurel)... 27

(Montfort). 28

Gore, " " 29

Mille Isles 30

Morin, Township (Canton) 31

Howard, " " 32

Montcalm, " " 33

Sixteen Island Lake 34

Arundel, Township (Canton) 35

Huberdeau 36

Totals. Civil Vot<^Totaux, Vote civil 38
Military Votes — Votes militaires; —

Within North America

Dans IWmerique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaux

Votes.
92
91

Votes.
35
36
70
33
55
63
60
34
45
17
41

142
119

97
145

79
179
122

43
116
129
127

54
123

97

154
116
149
103
127
93
37
36

122
91
48

1,527
31

3,615
39
60

147
144
169
163
148
180
87

2oe

162
5ff
151
167
176
89
155
130

184
153
201
138
142
133

43
16
106
124
163
120

SajorHl Jiur J*"*'" «»**'* McGibbon, 429.

Argenteuil

134 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election 06n6rale.

BAGOT (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population. 18,206

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissfnients de Sorutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

.Joseph

Eugene

Lafontainc.

Joseph
Edmond
Marcilc.

Valid
vot«s
polled.

Votes
validcs
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^!

Voters
on
list.

No
St-Nazaire-d'Acton, Parish (Paroisse) 1

2
Str-Thfiodore-d'Acton, " 3

4

St-AndrW Acton, " 5

Ste^Christinc-d'Acton " 6

Acton Vale, Town (Villc) 7

8

Upton, Village 9

St-Ephrera-d'Upton, Parish (Paroisse) 10
11
Ste-miene, " 12

13
Rt-Hugues, " 14

15
16

St-Hugues, Village 17

St^Simon, Parish (Paroisse) 18

19

St-Liboire, " 20

21

" " 22

Ste- Rosalie, " .23

24

St-Dominique, " 25

26

St-Pie, Village 27

St-Pie, Parish (Paroisse) 28

29

30

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux. Vote civil 30

Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord

Within United Kingdom '

Dans le Royaume-Uni _

On the Continent of Eueope

Sur !e continent d'Europe

Totals— Totaux

Votes.
0
0
13
1

Votes.
122

62
133

69
153

129
76
57
88
103
111

185
119
187
76
113
140

146
70
160
1.36
131
124
1.36

131
80
.58
89
106
114
112

190
76

3.391

Majoful pour! "'"^''P'' *="'"""'• ''"*"'^- ^^ "^''•

1.50
79
173
90
192
168
174
168
185
92
109
128
173
97
70
106
125
146
141
93
228

204
139
229
111
150
156

BEAUCE (Electoral Disirict— District ^lectotal). 1911— Population, 51,399.

Honorable Henri SSvfrin B^land- Acclamation.

BEAUHARNOIS (Electoral District— District Electoral).

Louis Joseph Paplneau— Acclamation.

1911— Population. 20,802.

Bagot

Beauce

Beauhamois

QUEBEC 135

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

BELLECHASSE (Electoral District— District electoral). 19U— Population, 21. 141.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
lUt.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Charles

M-
phonse

Four-

nier.

Honore
Gre-
nier.

Tho-
mas
WiUrid
Mar-
ceau.

Rejected
Rejetfo.

Not
counted

Pas.
compt^s

No.

St-Neree 1

Votes.
14.5

33
170
178

80
124

82
113
126

7.5
150
148

48

55
122

86

95
131

65
135

97
112
184

91
154
115

89
124
1.38
148
137
128

64

Votes.

1
1
0
6
1
1
1
0
1
3
4
6
1
Q
0

1
3

0
0

1
0
1
1
1
3
0
0
1
2
2
3

Votes.
0
0
0
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
1
4
4
0
0
2
2
0

146

34
170
185

82
126

86
114
128

79
155
154

49

57
122

93

96
136

67
135

97
113
184

95
155
117

96
128
138
149
141
132

67

196

41

Beaumont 1

St-Miche' 1

1

194
237

92

145

109

2

136

St-Philemon 1

174

2

174

St-Camille .-I 2

1

4

240
222

63

56

1

1
3

165

St-Lazare 1

133

2

117

St-Magloire 1

2

1

207

... 2

102

St-Charles. Village 1

St Charles Pari«h (Paroisse) 1

156

117

2

St-Raphael 1

2

4

5

128
233

2

121

. 3

206

Armagh 1

145

137

.3

St-Valier 1

1
1

183
159
170

St-Gervais 1

215

174

Honfleur 1

1

76

Totals, Civil Vote^Totaux, Vote civil 33
Milit.iry Votes — Votes militaires —

3,742
6
3

1

54
0

2
4

30
0
0
0

3,826
6

17

9

5,028

Dans I'Am^rique du Xord |

5
5

Dans le Royaume-Lni |

Sur le continent d'Europe , ;

Totals— Totaux

3,752

60

30

3,842

17

9

5,028

^S SJlur}^*'"- ^'Phonse Fournler, over (sur)(«Sr^«?;;f;^-^^,„, 3,„,

Bellechasse

136 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^ralc.

BERTHIER (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 19,872

PoUinK Divisions.
Arronclissemcnts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
validcs
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Theodore
Gervais.

Joseph

Wilfrid

Arthur

Ecrfement.

Rejected
Rejet^s

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

No.
Berthierville, Town (Ville) 1

Votes.

113
90

110
78
56
74
90

108
68
67
76
83
33
59
47
47
57
88
42
82
49

55
66
20
28
83

74
52
81

68
96
32

77
89

Votes.
16
19
22
34
21
17
88
63
59
81
146
45
34
52
97
37
29
71
46
58
30

13
11
15
2
13

11
22

44

10
44
24
47
96

129
109
132
112

77

91
178
171
127
148
222
128

67
111
144

84

86
159

88
140

79

68

35
30
96
99
85
74
125

78
140

56
124
185

155

2

1

123

3

150

2

127

5

95

6

104

St-Cuthbrrt, " 7

1
1
2

1

209

8

184

9

139

Pf-BarthfK'ini. " 10

163

.... 11

2

254

12

158

St-Viateur, " 13

79

Ile-du-Fas. " 14

116

St-Ignacc-de-Lovola. Parish (Paroisse) 15

150

.16

94

Lanoraie. Parish (Faroisse) 17

95

18

184

19

103

St-Norbert, " 20

21

1

153

07

St-Gabriel-dc -Brandon, Parish (Paroisse)
22
23

80
105

24

48

25

Village 26

27

• 1
6

34
1.38
127

28

St-Daniien, Parish (Paroisse) 29

14

129
97

30

155

St - Charles -de - Mandeville, Parish
(Paroisse) 31

109

Lavaltrie, Parish (Paroisse) 32

171

33

61

St-Zfnon, '• 34

St Michel-des-Saiiits, Parish (Paroisse) 35

4

154
229

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 35
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America \

2.415
0
2
5

1,439
0
1
0

3,854
D
3
5

35

1

4,569

Dans le Royaume-Uni (

Sur Ic continent d'Europe j

2.422

1.4-40

3,862

35

1

4 569

Majority for 1
Majority pour/

Thfodore Gervais, »83.

Berthier

QUEBEC 137

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

BONAVENTCRE (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population, 28,110.

Polling Divisions.
.Xrrondi^ements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Philippe
Furois.

Honorable
Charles
Marcil.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Rejected
Rejetfo

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Not
counted

Pas

comptes

Voters

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

No-

Gascon, East (Est) I

West (Quest) 2

Port-Daniel, East (Est) 3

West (Quest) (1) 4

(2) 5

Hope, East (Est), (Shigawake) 6

" Centre 7

" North (Nord) 8

" West (Quest) 9

Pasp^biac. East (Est) 10

West (Quest) 11

North (Nord) 12

New Carlisle, Ea^t (Est) 13

West (Quest) 14

Hamilton, East (Est) (1) 15

(2) 15

" Centre 16

North (Nord), (St. Simton 17

West (Quest) 18

Caplan, East (Est) 19

West (Quest) 20

Musselyville 21

New Richmond. East (Est) 22

Centre 23

West (Quest) 24

North (Nord) 25

Maria, East (Est) 26

Centre 27

West (Quest) 28

Carleton 29

S^Omer 30

Miguasha 31

Nouvclle and Shoolbred, East (Est).. 32

" " Centre 33

West (Quest) 34

Mann 35

Restigouche, East (Est) 36

West (Quest) 37

St-Laurent-dc-Matap^dia 38

St-Alexis •' 39

St-Franfois " 40

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaus, Vote civil 41
Militar>- Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America I

Dans I'Amerique du Nord /

Within United Kingdom 1

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

Qn the Continent of Europe 1

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaux

Votes.
20
10

1,044
49
54

116
145

87

52
119

95
146

67
141

30

20
105

90
120
126
156
144
165

99
106

83

175
121
123

129
133

4,081
15
19
16

140
126
153
122

90
106

62
134

148
126
101
132
105
127
129
157
153
171
100
130
128
103

61
129
148
189
150
134

83
104
102

93
140

60

57
199
141
144

73
105

Majority for
Majority pour

Honorable Charles Marcil, 2,895.

Bonaventure

138 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generate.

BROME (Electoral District— District 61ectoral). IDll — Population, 13,216.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemcnts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Dennis
Colburn
Draper.

Andrew

Ross

McMaster.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Reieot«d
Rejetfe

Not
counted

Pa.«
comptes

Voters
on
list.

No.
Bolton East. Twp. (Canton) (St.Etien-

ne) 1

Bolton East, Twp. (Bolton Centre) ... 2

" " (Millington) 3

Bolton West, " (Briel's) 1

" (Fuller's) 2

Knowlton. Village 1

Brome. Twp., (Canton) (West Brome) 1

" (Iron Hill) 2

" (Brome) 3

" (Fulford) 4

Eastman, Village 1

East Famham, Twp.. (Canton) (Vil-
lage 1

East Famham, Twp. (.\damsville) . 2

" (Brigham) 3

" " (St. Frangois).. . 4

Sutton, Village 1

** " ... 2

Sutton, Twp. (Canton) (Sutton Jet.) . 1

" (Frary's) 2

" " (Abercom) 3

" (Glen Sutton) 4

Potton, Twp. )Canton) (Dunkin) 1

" " (Mansonville) 2

" " (Vale Perkins) 3

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 25
Mil'larj- Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North .\merica )

Dans rAmerique du Nord J

Within United Kingdom 1

Dand le Royaume-Uni . . .' J

On the Continent of Europe 1

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals— Totaux

1,304
51
54
79

35
93
112
102
114

29
1.38

63
105

94
113

104
115
94

164
164
113

50
148
134
113
113
124
166
1.50
139
127
125
171
1.59

1,913
5
3

122
133
198
133
94
173
139
200
189
199

59
172
157
132
136
152
208
181
160
159
153
197
165

Majority for lindrew Ross McMaster, «S.
Majority pourj

Brome

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

CHAIOBLY AND (ET) VERCHEBES

(Electoral District — District electoral).

1911— Population. 28,715

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
poUed.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeure

la liste.

Joseph

Archam-

bault.

Joseph
Honnisdas
Rain ville.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted

Pas

comptes

Xo.
1
2
3
4

6

8
9
10

10a
11
12
13

13b

13a

13c
14
14a
15
16
17
18
19
19a
20
21
22
23
24-
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35

I
36

1
37
38
39
40
41
42

. 43
43a
44
45

. 46
47

. 48

Votes.
110
183
127
1.55
76
66
119
26
- 45
36
2

94
31
65
2
27
4
13
6
107
81
61
113
78
16
70
121
38
152
86
8i
61
88
132
102
156
56
129
105
140
68

110

71
129
122
119
104
165
74
25
109
141
124
93
92

Votes.

30

60

53

41

100

23

46

100

78

115

80

94

112

65

73

110

74

94

94

6

3

3

1

8

96
8
22
12
26
31
15
18

17
3

17

8

12
39
18

74

24

19
27
9
33
65
62
15
24
20
47
36

140
243
180
196
176

89
165
126
123
151

82
188
143
130

75
137

78
107
100
113

84

64
114

86
112

78
143

50
178
117

99

79
115
149
105
173

64
136
117
179

86

184

95
136
141
146
113
198
139

87
124
165
144
140
128

1
2

1
1

3'

16

l"

175

298

230

n

240

210

" Parish ( Paroissel

200
265

Montreal, South (Sud), Town (Ville).

160

160

St-Lambert, Town (Ville)

1
5

4'

" 215
96
223

'■' 'i :::::::::::

23
6
3

230
217
87
215

3

88
152

Bouchen-ille. Village

'

171
142

73

121

St-Hubert, '■

98

2

6
2

134
92
171

56

St-Basil-le-Grand. "

Chambly-Bassin, Town {\me)

2

1
I

2'

4

210
1.30
146
96

121

Chambly, Parish (Paroisse)

Vercheres, Village

Parish (Paroisse)

1
3

i'

r

151
111
215
67
144

C'ontrecoeur, Parish (Paroisse)

3

140
21'

Parish (Paroisse)

St - Antoine - sur - Richelieu, Parisl

(Paroisse)

St - Antoine - sur - Richelieu. Parisl

(Paroisse)

Varennes, Parish (Paroisse)

2

1

9

1

110

204

187
176
169

VUlage

179

125

St-Marc.

McMasten-ille. Town (ViUe) (BeloeU)

Beloeil, Parish (Paroisse)

BeloeU. Town (ViUe)

1
3

1
2
4

1

228
216
128
148
220
162

148
1(«

1

1

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux. Vote civil 55

4.709

2,301

7,010

101

31

S.902

Chambly and (et) Vercheres

140 QUEBEC

Thirteenth CJeneral Election^ — Treizicmc Election ri<^n<5ralc.

CHA.MBLY AND (ETi VERCHfiRES— f on— £in.

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Joseph

Archam-

bault.

Joseph
Hormisdas
Rainville.

Rejected
Rejetfo.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptfc.

No.

Militarj- \'otes — Votes militaires —

Votes.
10
5
16

Votes.
127
99
148

137
104
164

-

Dans le Royaume-rni /

Sur le continent d'Europe /

4,740

2.675

7,415

101

31

8,902

MajoJllf pourr'»^P»' Archambault. 2.0*5.

CHAiMPLAIN (Electoral District— District electoral).

1911— Population, 39,824.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Honorable

Pierre

Edouard

Blondin.

Arthur

Lcsieur

Desaulnier

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfes

Voters.
on
list.

No.

Grand'Mere, Town (Ville) 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Cap-de-Ia-Madeleine, Parish (Paroisse) 9

" .. 10

" .. 11

" .. 12

St-Narcisse, " .13

" . 14

" . 15

Mont-Carmel, " 16

Notre- Dame - de - la - Presentation

d'Almaville 17

Almaville. Village 18

Champlain, Parish (Paroisse) 19

20

Ste-Genevieve-de-Batiscan, Parish

(Paroisse) ... 21

Ste-Genevieve-de-Batiscan, Parish

(Paroisse) 22

St-Adolphe, Parish (Paroisse) 23

24

St-Prosper, " 25

I otes.
7
11
23
49
11
16

Votes.
216
109
131
94
160
158
117
154
243
170
139
110
159
95
91
169

87
151
148
126

151
149
62
97
112

223
120
154
143

164
247
173
139
114
172

87
153
170
140

157
151

294
162
232
258
270
239
176
213
316
254
205
151
241
130
113
190

106
197
214
181

209
203
95
139
156

Champlain

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election' — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

CHAMPLAIN— (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutii

Candidates.
Candidata .

Honorable

Pierre

Edouard

Blond in.

Arthur

Lesieur

Desaulnier.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots
Bulletins .

Rejected
Rejetfe

Not
counted

Pas

compt^s

No.

St -Jacques-des-Piles " 27

StJean-des-Piles, " 28

Ste-Thecle, " 29

30

31

Ste-Thecle, Village 32

St-Luc. Parish (Paroisse) 33

St - Stanislas - de - le - R. - des - Envies,

Parish (Paroisse) 34

.. 35
" " " . . 36

Deux-Rivieres, Village. 37

St-Maurice, Parish (Paroisse) 38

39

40

St-Tite, " 41

42

St-Theophile, " 43

Turcotte, Village 44

St-Severin, Parish (Paroisse) 45

46

Batiscan, " 47

48

St-Louis-de. France, Parish (Paroisse). 49
St-Roch-de-Mekinac, " .50

St-Joseph-de-Mekinac, " . . 51

St-Timothe, " ..52

Fermont, 'V'illage 53

Ste-Anne-de-la-Perade, Parish

(Paroisse) 54

. . 55

56

La-Perade, Village. . 57

" " .. 58

St-Tite, Town (Ville) . 59

60

61

Totals. Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 61
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America "

Dans TAnierique du Nord /

Within United Kingdom \

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

On the Continent of Europe \

Sur le continent d'Europe '. /

Totals— Totaux

Votes.
3

Votes.
117
122
104
86
86

106
105
91
191
113
103
129
156
102
119
67
37
163

120
131
106
93
96
106
135

96
198
119
104
130
165
118
119

no

81

133
120

158
168

105
121
164
84
171
135
162
146
253
163
123
184
208
137
144

193
131
103
112
107
98
190
132

Majority for \
Majority pourj

Arthur Lesieur Desaulniers, 6,623.

Champlain

QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

1911— Population, 27,972.

CH.*RLEV01X-.M0NTM0RENCY.

lElcc'toral District — District Electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

A-alid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfo.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Philippe
Bouchard.

Pierre
Francois
Casgrain.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
eompt4s

No
Baic-St-Paul, Town (Ville) 1

Votes.

6
10

1
0

10
0
0

1

0
0

1

0

1

6
0
1
3
0

i
6

0
0

1
0

4
3
0
0
4
2
0
3
3
4
1
15
5

Votes.

71
123

98
120

55
101
142
101
117
146

52

71

77
153
110

46
125

49
130
153
172

79
150
121
109
111
130
121
112
108

71

67
164

52
159
174

75
235
163
160
164
160
187

78
129
108
121

55
103
152
101
117
147

54

99

71

78
155
110

47
131

49
131
156
172

81
153
127
111
111
130
122
112
110

75

70
164

52
163
176

75
238
166
164
165
175
192

103

1
2

162

" *' 3

145

Baie-St-Paul, Parish (Paroisse) 1

154

1

70
118

" " 4

166

124

131

Petite-Riviere " 1

164

73

St-Hilarion •' 1

2

122
83

Les-Eboulenients " 1

96

«i «« 2

.262

" 3

1

139
57

St-Urbain " 1

181

58

Cap-a-1'AigIe 1

146

Malbaie, Parish (Paroisse) 1

3

188
213

" " 3

4

106

226

175

152

151

169

St-Fidele ~ 1

2
2

i

i'

8

i

157

144

St-Sim#on... 1

158

85

" 3

100

.St-Ircn^e 1

198

65

191

St-Tite. " 1

201

79

Si-F^r^ol, " 1

286

Ste-Anne-de-Beaupre, Parish (Paroisse) 1
" .. 2

2

243
213

" .. 3

200

Ch&teau- Richer " .1

2
2

222
243

Totals, Civil Vole— Totaux, Vote civil 44
Militarj' Votes — Votes militaires —

113
3,
.5

8

5,183
8
3
3

5,296
11
8
11

24

14

6,719

Totals— Totaux

129

5,197

5,326

24

14

6.719

illajolul j!J.ur>'*"* *^nf»'* Casgrain, 5,W8.

Charlevoix-Montmorency

QUEBEC V

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

1911— Population, 26,562.

CHATEAIGIAY-HI'XTINGDOX.

(Electoral District — District electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scnjtin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
poUed.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list

Electeurs

sur
laliste.

Joseph
Omer
Dubois

James
Morris.

James
Alex-
ander
Robb.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes

Elgin. Township i Canton)

Xo

. 1

2

1

'. 3
. 1

i

1
. 1

. 2
. 3

. 1

. 2

. 3

. 4

. 1

. 2

. 3

Ie)4

. 1

. 1

. 1

. 1

2

3

1

2

'. 3

. 4

. 1

. 1

se)l

2

1

1

. i
. 1
. 1

. 2
. 1
. 2
1
. 2
. 1
. 2

Votes.
0
2
0
0
1

1
0
0

3
1
0
0
0

0

0
0

1

0
0

1
1

0

1

0

1

0
0

9

n

0
4

1

0
4
0
0
0
1
1
1
0

1

0

1

0

1
1

Votes.
75
45
32
44
53
49

47
29
40
97
81
30
24
42
70

65

87
80
59
9
9
16
10
12
71
46
70
36
38

103
77
20
11

105
13
62
11

5
0
3

36
0
2
4
3

11
1

8

18
14
92
56
79
49

55
44
57
52
115
55
42
83
69.

30

32

30

50
110

41

67
123
111

71

58

37

48

50

34

36

98

75
128
106
129

88
100

86
111
102

90
140
151
158
155

68

86

91

93
61
124
100
133
103

103
73
97
151
199
86
66
125
139

95

119
110
110
119

50

84
134
123
143

98
129

73

86
155
111

56
113
181
143
168
144

90
100

86
115
139

91
142
156
161
167

69

94
100

123

101

Franklin "

154

128

171

138

" (Kensinf
ton) . ..
Havelock

Huntingdon, Village. .

Hemmingford. Village

Hemmingford. Twp., (Canton)

Hinchinbrook. Twp. (Canton) (Rod

hum)

2

2

4

2

148
85
119
190

3

2

1
1

4

256
107
89
140
166

144

Hini hinbrook. Twp. (Canton) (Herd

178

Hinchinbrook, Twp. (Canton)

3

147
173

150

55

101

(Casavi

Ste-Barbe "

2

175
138

198

139

3

2

186

113

.» ., ,.

137

Ormstown. Si-Malachie.

2

200
129

..

84

1

■ 148
252

i

2

147

St-Jean-Chrjsos ome. Parish (Parois

195
158

St-Antoine-Abbe. "

1

97
100

91

128

Chateauguay, Town (Ville)

3

1

180

Ste-Philomene. Parish (Paroisse).

98

152

Ste-Martine "'

167

1

183
193

70

Ste-Clothilde

3
2

103
122

Totals. Civil Vote — Toiaus. Vote civ

1 50

40

1.845

3,822

5,707

30

18

7,146

Chateauguay-Huntingdon

144 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G4n6rale.

CIIATEAUGUAY-HUNTINGDON— (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissenients de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Elccteurs

sur
la liste.

Joseph
Omer
Dubois

James
Morris.

James
Alex-
ander
Robb.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted .

Pas
comptis.

No.

Military Votes— Votes militaires—

Votes.
0
0
0

Votes.
28
32
85

Votes.
3

4
6

31
36
91

Witliin Unitofl Kingdom '

Dans le Royauinc-Uni f

On the Continent of Europe 1

40

1,990

3.835

.5.865

30 18

7.146

i!la]or!« J^ur ^^"""^ Alexander Robb. over <

James IMorris, 1,S45.
Joseph Omer Dubois, 3,<95.

CHICOUTEHI and (et) SAGIKNAY.

(Electoral District — District Electoral)

1911— Population, 65,888.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Chieoutimi, East (Est) Town (Ville). 1
,. i. ,1 2

... .. .. ;; 3

Centre "

West (Quest) "

Chieoutimi. Twp. (Canton), St^Jean-

Baptiste 10

St-Ignace 11

Rivifere-du-Moulin 12

Ste-Anne, Parish (Paroisse) 13

14

Village 15

St-Fulgence 16

Dcscente-des-Femmes 16a

St-Charles 17

St-Ambroise. Parish (Paroisse) 18

Tache-Township (Canton) 19

Taehe-Township (Canton). (St-Louis

Nazaire) 20

Anse-St-Jean 21

Anse-StJean (Petit Sagu?nay) 22

Grande-Baie. Village 23

23a

Grande-Baie. Parish (Paroisse). ...

Chieoutimi and (et) Saguenay

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs
sur

la liste.

Joseph
Girard.

Edmond
Savard.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe

Votes
3

3
4
4
5
3
3
4

6
1
1
3
9
8
5
1
4
0
9

3
5
0
4
5
0

Votes.
116
127
112
156
143
184
l.SO
130
155

58
155
115
91
76
87
1S8
18
63
108
29

35
169

56
1.55
US
128

119
129
115
160
147
189
133
133
159

64
156
116
94
85
95
193
19
67
108
38

38
174

56
159
123
128

158

162

160

239

221

5

248
193

198

224

1

"9
207
153

140

135

203

251

24

•

84

160

76

84

196

76

219

175

181

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

CHICOIITLMI and (et) SAGITENAT— (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Sui<e.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Joseph
Girard.

Edmond
Savard.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Not
counted.

Pas
coraptfe

Voters
on
list.

No
Grande-Baie. Parish (Paroisse), (St-

FfelLx-d'Otis) 24a

St-Alphonse, ^'lllage 25

" " Parish (Paroisse). 26

Latemere 27

" 28

Jonquieres, Town (Ville) 29

East (Est)... 30

Centre 31

North (Nord)32
Jonquieres, St-Dominique-de, Parish

( Paroisse) . 33

Jonquieres. St-Dominique de. Parish

(Paroisse), West (Quest) 34

K6nogami 35

St^Cyriac, Village 36

" Parish (Paroisse) 37

" Parish (Paroisse), (La-

rouche) 38

Tadousac, Village 39

Sacr^Coeur. (Tadousac) (Parish

(Paroisse) 41

St-Firmin 42

Bergeronnes 43

Mille-Vaches 44

Portneuf , Ste-.\nne-<ie 45

" 46

Sepi-Isles 47

(Moisie) 48

Esquimaux Point, " 49

" 50

Katashquan, " 51

Bersimis 52

" 53

" (Trinity Bay) 54

Riviere-au-Tonnerre 55

Hebertville. Parish (Paroisse) 56

57

.58

Ste-CroLx 59

St-Bruno, Parish (Paroisse) 60

60i

61

St-Joseph-d'Alma 62

63

63a

Sl^Coeur-de-Marie 64

" 54^

St-Henri-de-TaiUon \. '1. ........ V.. 65

65a

St-Gedeon, Parish (Paroisse) 66

67

St-Jerome, " 68

69

Village 70

Chambord, St-Louis-de- Parish

(Paroisse) 71

Chambord, St-Louis-de -Parish

(Paroisse) 72

Val-Jalbert 73

St-Thomas-d'Aquin 74

St-Franeois-de-Sales 75

31
225
130
133

65
103
160
187

112
202
91
34

14
67

169
41
134
203
60

158
80
43
71
50

135
83

113

150

184
146

31
239
143
136

65
109
163
192

114
232
93

136

203
60
23

110
40

lU
87
58
13

48
117
167

92

137
159
107

31
103
163

94
116
143

185
147

Chicoutimi and (et) Saguenay

146 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.
CHICOI'TIMI and (et) Saguenay— (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissenients de Scrutin.

Candidates
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnPs

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Joseph
Girard.

Edmond
Savard.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.

Votes.
4

11
9
8

20
7

23

18
8
5
2
1
2

17

7
1
0

20
0

24
7

21
7
1
0
8
2
4

Votes.
103

85

89
133

76
146
123
116

73 •
127
185
166
190
116

89

62

82

28

95
119

96

70

83

78

52

88
117
169

15

107
92
100
142
84
166
130
139
91
135
190
168
191
118
106

69
83
28
115
119
120

104
85
53
88
125
171
19

138

77

119

Town (Yille) 78

116

" " 79

182

79a

St- Prime.. 80

1

192
192

81

165

St-Ff lioien. Village 82

170

Desmeules, Township (Canton) 83

1

136
163

Normandin, " 85

" 85a

2

236
213

220

Mistassini.. 87

189

Dalmas, Twp. (Canton) (Pferibonka) 88

158

St-AmM4, Parish (Paroisse) (P^ri-
bonka) 89

1

98
98

St-Ambroise (St-Leonard) 91

1

35
203

203

H^bertville, Village 94

St-Edwidge, Parish (Paroisse) 95

Desmeules, Township (Canton) 96

97

160

1

109
131

93

Shipshaw (St-.\nne's Parish) 98

91

252

154

223

38

Totals, Civil Votf^Totaux. Vote civil 110
Military' ^"otes — Votes militaires —

930
5
10
26

10,968
9

7
18

11,898
14
17
44

15

8

16,491

Dans rAmfrique du Nord /

Within Cnited Kingdom \

Dans le Royaume-t ni f

On the Continent of Europe 1

Sur le continent d'Europe /

971

11,002

11,973

15

8

16,491

MKlS^nrlKO"""''^-"''' »•'<«'•

Chicoutimi and (et) Saguenay

QUEBEC 147

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

COMPTON, (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911 Population, 29,630.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scnitin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Aylmer
Bvron
Hunt.

Kenneth
Nicholson
Mclver.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetes

Not
counted

Pas
comptes

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.
East Angus, Town (Ville). South (Sud) 1

Centre 2

North (Nord) 3
. " 3a

Ascot Comer 4

Burj-, Twp. (Canton), fS'illage) 5

" " (Thompson's) . . 6

" " (CanterbuT}')..- 7

" " (Lower Village) 8

Clifton. (Martinville) 9

Clifton East (Est) 10

Compton, Tn-p. (Canton), (Station). 11

" " (Cochrane's)12

" (Moe's River) 13

Compton, Village 14

CooKshire, Town (Ville) (East) 15

(West) 16

Ditcon. Twp. (Canton) (La Patrie). . . 17

IS

Eaton " (Eaton Comer) 19

iBulwer) 20

(Barlows) 21

Emberton " (Chartieri-ille). 22

.23

Hampden ■' (Balallan) 24

(Dell) 25

Hereford " (East Hereford ) 26

" (Paquetteville) 27

Lingwick " (Gould Village) 28

(K.X.McIves') 2S

Newport " (Island Brook) 30

(Randboro).... 31

St-Edwidge-de-Clifton. (ViUage).... 32

*' " " . . 33

St-Isidore-d"Auckland: .34

St-Hermenegilde,. (Hereford, Town-
ship (Canton) 35

St-Malo-d'.\ukland 36

Sawj-on-ille, Village 37

Scotstown, Town (Ville) 38

Water^-ille. Village (East-Est) 39

(West-Ouest) 40

Westburj-, Twp. (Canton (Ferry) .... 41

M^ntie, Town (Ville) (Centre) 43

(West-Ouest).. 44
(North-Nord)

and (etj North East-Nord-Est 45

Winslow North, (St. Remain) 46

Winslow Sou;h 47

48

Whitton, Twp. (Canton) (North East^

Nord-Est) 40

Whitton, Twp. (Canton) (North East-

Nord-Est ) 50

Whitton, West 51

Twp. (Canton) (SpringhUi)... 52

Marston, Twp. (Canton) (Milan). ... 53

" " (Marsborough) 54

St-Lton-de-Marston 55

Marston, Routh. (Pispolis) 56

Chesham, Twp. (Canton) 57

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaus, Vote civil 57
75953— lOJ

100
133
92
49
64
73
53
83
57
71

50
24
143
109

125

no

42

84
55
43

77
90
167

60
100

33
93
95
175

Votes.
105
78
32
16
31
90
25
43
22
40
59

104
11

134
70

143

178
155
108
80
154

105
97
130
138
118
120
90
119
128
154
121
149
148
105
92
91
53
33
92
88
94
79
148
123
112
77
141

130
120
130
218
I.?";
137
119
132
181

153
145
62
126

135
45
73
98
107
196

2,202 I 6,,

Compton

148 QUEBEC

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COMPTON (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— /?»:.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled .

Votes
validcs
donnas.

BaUots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la listc.

Aylmer
Byron
Hunt.

Kenneth
Nicholson
Mclver.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe

No.
Militarj' Votes — Votes niilitaires: —

Within North America 1

Votes.
5

10

Votes.
51
114

148

56
121

158

Dans I'Amfrique du Nord /

Dans le Royaumc-t'ni J

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaux

4,418

2,515

6.933

44

10

8 252

MKl/^urlAV-n" Byron Hunt, l.H».

DORCHESTER (Electoral District— District Mecioral).

1911— Population, 25,096.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrujin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Lucien
Cannon.

Honorable

Joseph

Pierre

Albert

S6vigny.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe

No.
. 1

. 3
.. 1
. 2
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 1
. 2
. 1

: 3
. 1
. 2
. 1
. 2
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 1

2
'. I
. 2
. I

?.

Votes.
134
49
72
99
116
130
113
59
42
100
24
62
98
46
85
115
71
124
108
157
151
103
79
46
106
54
150
88
234
95

Votes.
23
15
9
15
15
20
9
13
7
42
38
12
29
3
0
4
0
28
34
5

41
8
7
8
3
5
3
8
1

157
64
81
114
131
150
122
72
49
142
62
74
127
49
85
119
71
152
142
162
156
144
87
53
114
57
155
91
242
96

202

1
1
2
1
1
1

2

92

98

S t-Bemard

161

163

Ste-Claire

202

143

82

St -Edouard

66

I

1

197

<•

100

«

92

Ste-H^nfdine

1

190

62

1
2

165

169

<i

108

3
3

1

205

187

St-Uon

196

191

St-Malachie

202

124

67

178

1

86

St-Odilon

201

127

St-Prosper

285

107

Dorchester

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

DORCHESTER (Electoral Disorict— District Electoral)— Con— Fin.

149

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters,
on

list.

Electeure

sur
la liste.

Lucien
Cannon.

Honorable
Joseph
Pierre

Albert
SSvigny.

Rejected
Rejetfo.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

No.
Ste-Rose 1

Votes.

100
60

145
82

219

163
75
65

166
92
74
47
22

Votes.
18
8
9
4
2
8
0
3
0

lis

68
154

86
221
171

75

68
Ififi

146

2

95

3
3

2

170

St-Nazaire 1

Ste-Germaine 1

2

101
241
207

3

1

84

90

St.Zacharie, (Metgermette-Nord).,. . 1
St^Zacharie, (Metgcrmctte-Nord). , . 2
Ste-Aurfelie, (Metgermetle-Nord). . . 1
Honfleur 1

192

0 92

104

1
S
19

75
55
41

82

111

51

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux. Vote civil 43
Military Votes— Votes militaires:—

4,220
2
2
4

490
5

1
1

4,710
7
3
5

30

2

6,122

Dans I'Amcrique du Nord /

Within United Kingdom 1

On the Continen; of Europe 1

4,228

497

4,725

30

2

6.122

Majority for 1
Majority poun

Lucien Cannon, 3, 731.

DRUIUIMOND and (et) ABTHABASKA

(Electoral District) — District electoral).

1911 Population, 41,590

Joseph Ovide Brouiliard.- Acclamation.

Dorchester
Drumtnond and (et) Arthabaska

150 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

GASPft, (Electoral District— Distriot Electoral). 1911— Population, 35.001.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisscments do Scrutin.

No.

Cap-Chat, West (Quest) 1

East (Est) 2

Ste-Anne-des-Monts, West (Quest) 3

Ste-Anne-des-Monts I

Riviere-S-la-Marthe 5

Rivierc-Claud» 6

Mont Louis 7

St-Antoine-de-Padoue 8

Petit Ma^deleine 9

Petite-Vall^e 10

Petite-Chlorj'dormes 11

Pointe-Jaune 12

Petit-Cap 13

Riviere-au-Renard 14

X'Anse-au-Griffon 15

L'Anse-S-la-Louise 16

Cap-des-Rosiers 17

Petit-Gasp^ 18

Peninsule 19

St-Majorique 20

GaspeBav, South (Sud) 21

Gaspe, Village 22

York 23

Sandy Beach 24

Douglastown 25

L'Anse-a-Brillant 26

Long Cove 27

Mai Bay 28

Barachois-de-Malbaie 29

Canne-des-Roches 30

Red Head 31

Bonaventure Island (lie) 32

Percf 33

Cape Cove 34

Little River. East (Est) 35

Grand-River 36

" West (Quest) 37

Petit-Pabos 38

Ste-Adelaide-de-Pabos 39

Chandler 40

Newport Point 41

Newport 42

MaBdelenIsl8nds(Iles-de-la-Madeleine)

Amherst 43

Bassin 44

L'Ansc-Ma-Cabane 45

Etang-du-Nord 46

Lavemiere 47

Grindstone Island (He) 48

Barachois 49

South Beach 50

Havre-aux-Maisons 51

Grand Entry Point _52

Totals, Civil VoCe— Totaux. Vote civil 52
Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America

Dans rAmeriquc du N'ord

Wiihin Vnited Kingdom...

Dans le Royaume-t"ni

On the Continent of Europe
Sur Ic continent d'Europe...
Totals— Totaux

Majority for
Majority pour

Gaspe

Candidates,
Candidats.

Louis
Philippe
Gauthier.

1,160

Honorable
Rodolphe
Leinieux.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
x'alides
donnas.

Votes.
213
74
113
271
50
50
163
31
74
36
139
46
46
135
152
101
64

27
143
65
50
11
133
204
207
138
189
87
262
124
146
187

58
143
141
167

98
120
132

89
200

64

5.4.38

232 ..
78
118
307
59
.52
168
34
76
36
139
46
48
146
175
107
69
109
112
53
95
129
82
93
125
57
80
59
161
72
65
15
1.59
243
217
176
194
99
284
140
151
193

73
149

144
174
125
147
132
90
202

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted,

Paa
comptfe

Voters
on
list.

Honorable Rodolphe Lemleui, 4,?<8.

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Thirteenth General Election — -Treizieme Election Generals.

GEORGE-ETIEXNE-CARTIER

(Electoral District — District electoral).

1911— Population, 51,937.

Polling Divisions,
.^rrondissements de Scrutin.

Joseph
Camille
Bemier,

Michael
Buhay.

Samuel
Wihiam
Jacobs.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes Rejected
valides

Rejet^s

Not
counted

Pas

comptfe

Montreal, City, St-T.ouis, Ward No
(Quartier) —

1.3 Vitre, East, (Est) 1

46 " " 2

10 Lagauchetiere 3

80 City Hall, Ave 4

71 " •■ 5

22 Sanguinet 6

8a •■ 7

15 •• 8

234 Lagauchetiere 9

lOlB Sanguinet 10

179 Lagauchetiere 11

170 City Hall. .\ve 12

10 Dorchester, East (Est) 13

15 Market 14

10 St.Justin 15

99 Dorchester 16

82i Ste-Elizabeth 17

85 " 18

111 Sanguinet 19

1.59 " 20

195 " 21

159 Ste-Elizabeth 22

323 Cicy Hall, Ave 23

102 De Montigny 24

20 " 25

2b " 26

461 St-Dominique 27

502 Cadieux m 28

434City Hall. Ave 29

449 " 30

230 Sanguinet 31

292 " 62

243a •' 33

39 Emer\' 34

250 Sherbrooke East (Est) 35

506Citv Hall, .\ve 36

88a St-Norbert 37

10 Sherbrooke East (Est) 38

670 St-Dominique 39

797 St. Lawrence.. 40

36 Prince-.\rthur. East (Est) 41

12 Colonial, Ave 42

45 •• 43

666 City Hall, Ave 44

12 Laval. .\ve 45

14b St-Louis, Sq 46

300 Rov, East (Est) 47

469 Henri Julien 48

464 " 49

134 Pine, East (Est) 50

792 Citv Hall, Ave 51

125 Colonial, Ave 52

195 " 53

32a Pine .\ve. East (Est) 54

186 Colonial Ave 55

907 St-Lawrence 56

1053 •' 57

1107 St-Dominique 58

1102 Cadieux 59

74
110
62
44
63
55

George-Etienne-Cartier

162 QUEBEC

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GEOBGE-ETIENNE-CARTIER— (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con— Suit*.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutii

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled .

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Vocers
' on
list.

Eleoteur

sur
la liste.

Joseph
Caniillc
Bernier.

Michael
Buhay.

Samuel
William
Jacobs.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

Votes.
7
6

0
6
11
6

8

18
4

15
1
1
4
1
2
1
0
4
2
3
5
4
6
6
7
1
3

1

4
1
8
6
6
7
2
1
8
9
4
0
2
4
8

8
9
3

2
1
1
2
7
9
4
4
4

Votes.
7
9

14
2
7

15
3
2

10
14
10

8
2
7

13
9

12
4
5

15
4
1
1
3
3
2
2

2
0
0
1
1
0
3
0
1
2
2
4
5
6
9
0
6
12
3
2
4
2
2
2
8
3
6
9
3
2
2

Votes.
36
56
54
28
71
58
47
44

67

63

27

35

24

56

33

33

29

47

44

43

32

51

57

38

53

91

28

62

62,

38

63

40

67

60

98

73

89

75

45

81

54

53

65

31

48

66

79

35

41

19

52

33

49

33

50

70

90

46

42

50
71
75
30
84
84
56
54

95
81
52
44
27
67
47
44
42
51
53
60
39
57
62
47
62

100
31
67
71
39
70
45
69
6S

107
79
97
77
48
93
68
63
74
33
58
86
89
45
54
24
56
36
58
38
63
88
97
52
48

1
2

85
115
105

5

102
120

113

62

74

129

2

138
53

66

1

40
89

98

2

1

1

72
68
109

77

9

66

87

1

88
75

56

3

2

"125
46
96

1

85
57

107

2
1

69
92
100

131

1
2

104
123
121

1

1

128
119
86

72

1

112
56

85

104

4

2

117
99

92

102

2

5

152
63
118

1

1

1

60
90
102
118

3

75
72

No.

289 Colonial Ave 60

96 Napoleon Ave 61

95 " 62

324 Laval Ave 63

307 " 64

551 Henri Julien 65

113 Drolet 66

241 " 67

St-Jean Baptiste, Ward (Quartier)

13 Esplanade Ave 68

1105 St-Urbain 69

48 Rachel 70

1296 St-Lawrence 71

1169 Clarke 72

12 Rachel. East (Est) 73

1301 8t-Dominique 74

1227 " 75

1218 Cadieux 76

1276 " 77

1295 " 78

946 City Hall Ave 79

406 Laval Ave 80

478 " 81

517 " 82

445 " 83

711 Sanguinet 84

395 Drolet 85

170 Rivard 86

266 " 87

882 Herri 88

177 Rivard 89

851 Bern 90

397 Duluth, East (Est) 91

1224 St-Hubert 92

927 Bern 93

293 Rivard 94

1049 St-Denis 95

290 Mar\'-Ann, East (Est) 96

272 " " 97

585 Laval Ave 98

1137 St-Lawrence 99

1355 Cadieux 100

1338 Cadieux 101

1417 St-Dominique 102

5 Louzeau 103

1455 Clarke 1(M

1309 St-Lrbain 105

1360 " 106

433 Esplanade Ave 107

1499 St-Urbain 108

1475 Clarke 109

1422 St-Dominique 110

1439 •' Ill

1517 " •. 112

1490 Cadieux 113

1491 " 114

782 Laval Ave 115

164 Mont-Royal Ave 116

544 Drolet 117

877b Henri Julien 118

George-Etienne-Cartier

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Thirteenth General Election- — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

GEOBGE-ETBENNE-CARTIER— (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con— T^ia.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

la liste.

Joseph
Camille
Bernier.

Michael
Buhay.

Samuel
William
Jacobs.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.
292 Mont- Royal Ave, East (Est). . .119

Votes.
4
7
2
5
11

Votes.
.3
0
0
1
0

Votes.
60
68
44
44
68

d7
75
46
50
79

87

1151 St-Denis 120

1070 Berri 121

1

1

98
52

1134 " 122

58

1045.4 " 123

1

1

119

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux Vote civil 123
Military- Vote.s — Votes militaires —

510

0
0

600

2
2

4

5,950

48
48
84

7,060

52
50

88

70

53

10,907

Dans TAmerique du Nord 1

Dans le Royaume-Uni ]

Totals — Totaux ...

512

608

6,130

7,250

70

53

10 907

Majority for «.„,,„. wuilam Jamho over r«i>r) /Michael Buliay, 5, 522.
Majority pourj *•»"""'' «u«'ani Jacobs, o^er (sur) ' j„gjp,, famUle Bernier, 5,618.

George-Etienne-Cartier

154 QUEBEC

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HOCHELAGA (Electoral District— District 61ectoral). 19U— Population, 44,884.

Candidates.

Ballots.

—

Valid

—

Voters

Candidats.

votes

Bulletins.

on

Tolling Divisions.

polled.

list.

.\rrpndissemcnts de .Scrutin.

Joseph

C'leo
phas
Dig-
nard.

GM^on
Martel.

Vo.es

Rejected

Not
counted.

Electeurs

Edmond
Lesage.

valides
donnfes.

Rejet^s.

Pas

sur
la liste.

coraptfe.

No

Votes.

Votes.

Votes.

MoNTRE.u., Crry (Cfte).

Hochclaga, Ward— (Quartier)

1

63

0

0

63

88

. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 9
. 10
11

69
82
96
77
70
58
65
85
61
82

3

1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1

1
1
1
1
2
0
2
0
2
0

73
84
98
80
72
59
68
86
66
83

98

1

113

123

98

84

68

2

95

108

101

1

111

12

98

8

2

108

1

1

127

11 .<< "

. n

85

3

1

89

4

128

14

78

3

0

81

1

109

1.5

107

3

0

110

1

121

, Ifi

76

2

79

1

100

. 17

91

3

95

1

115

tt U ((

. IS
. 19
. 20

46
57
56

1
0
5

50
58
62

65

u It ((

192

1< X X

1

95

« X «

. 21

?.9,

34
64

1
0

36
65

81

« « "

102

« «' "

2.^

88

4

0

92

2

135

,1 il "

. 24

83

2

3

88

1

127

(( " "

2.")

40

1

1

42

90

tt « tl

. 26
27

53
21

1
1

0
0

54

22

70

1, X 'I

1

33

28

79

3

0

82

6

119

X « "

29

67

0

2

69

1

88

11 " "

30

104

1

3

108

1

129

11 11 11

31

45

3

3

50

2

60

11 11 "

. 32

70

5

0

75

2

102

11 11 11

33

23

1

0

24

2

36

11 11 11

34

79

0

3

82

1

140

11 " 11

3.5

71

1

2

74

1

127

11 11 11

. 36
37

59
66

1
0

4
3

64
69

103

11 11 11

2

105

11 11 11

38

65

2

4

71

92

11 11 .11

. 39
40

44
80

2

2

1
3

47
85

59

11 11 11

3

150

11 11 11

41

77

0

7

84

1

138

11 11 11

. 42
. 43

. 44
4,5

41
49
97

79

0
0

1

4

1
0
1
0

42
49
99
83

62

76

11 11 1'

133

123

11 .11 11

4fi

42

1

45

2

74

11 11 11

47

41

4

0

45

105

11 11 11

48

46

0

0

46

2

87

11 11 11

. 49

55

2

0

57

100

11 11 11

. 50
.51

80
58

1

3

84
62

165

11 11 1<

101

11 It 11

. 52
, 53

34
26

0

1

9

3u
29

68

11 11 11

2

78

11 11 11

.54

32

0

4

36

3

74

11 11 11

55

50

1

4

55

1

94

11 11 11

56

35

0

0

35

45

11 11 11

. 57

,58

30
11

3
3

6

39
16

93

11 <1 11

51

11 11 11

. 59
60

16
19

1
1

3

20'

22

56

11 11 11

2S

Hochelaga

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election^ — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

HOCHELAGA— (Electoral District— Diatrict electoral)— Con.— Sai<e.

Candidates.

Ballots.

—

Valid

—

Voters

Candidate

votes

Bulletins.

Polling Div

isions.

polled.

list.

Arrondissements

de Scrutin.

Joseph
Ed-

Cleo.

Votes

Rejected

.^ot
counted.

Electeurs

mond
Lesage.

Di-
gnard .

Martel.

valides
donnes

Rejet^s.

Pas
comptfe.

sur
la liste.

No.

Votes.

Votes.

Votes.

121

4

9

127

2

62
63

0

0
1

62
66

83
87

78
87

. . 3

4

4

44
43
55
46

88
47
57

2
3
6

1
2
3
2

1

i

1

2
2
0

47
48
62
48
92
52
59

2

5

6

7

68

8

9

79
81

10

1

11

48

3

0

51

1

5

97

12

36

0

2

38

1

90
97

13

55

2

3

60

1

14

45

2

8

55

1

9.J

15

16

17

35
39
42

1
3
2

3

2
3

39

44

47

89

4

i

96

18

51

1

2

54

3

89

19

20

21

32
74

84

3
5
2

1
1
3

36

80
89

112

3

139

22

23

24

49
42
45

0

1
1

0

1
3

49
44
49

69

1

67

25

71

1

5

77

2

109

26

55

3

2

60

1

95

27

60

4

7

71

2

113

28

94

2

2

98

3

131

29

.30

31

32

63
56
49
56

0
2
2

1

1
2
0
0

64
60
51
57

94

84

2

78 •

33

55

5

2

62

8

107

34

34

1

1

36

6

75

35

36

37

38

31
34
30
24

2
0
3

1

1
5
1
0

34
39
34
25

80

83

76

2

62

39

74

5

4

83

146

78

40

41

42

28
38
58

8
2
1

8
1
2

44
41
61

68

2

137

43

44

44
59

4
0

2

4

50
63

108

3

147

45

51

1

0

52

2

1

108

46

32
24

11

1

4

47
27

47

1

67

48

37

3

2

42

1

86

49

50

28
42

6
1

0

4

34

47

79

3

84

51

49

1

2

52

2

91

52

53

54

14
26
18

1
3

1

2

8
4

17
37
23

48

79

4

76

55

34

2

3

39

2

84

56

57

58

59

(Quartier).... 57

58

59

18
11

54
71
50

84

0
0
1
0
3
2
1

2
0
0
3

1
1
4

20
11
3

57
75
53
89

57

18

19

73

St Jean Baptiste, Ward

97

1

115

60

100

0

1

101

1

136

Hochelaga

156 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

HOCHELAGA— (Elwtoral District— District 61ectoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Joseph

Ed-
mond
Lesage.

Cl^

phas

Di-

gnard.

G^d^on
Martel.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfo.

StJean-Baptiste, Ward (Quartier).. .

No.
. 61
. 62
. 63
. 64
. 65
. 6o
. 67
. 68
. 69
. 70
. 71
. 72
. 73
. 74
. 75
. 76
. 77
. 78
. 79
. 80
. 81
. 82
. 83
. 37
. 38
. 39
. 10
. 41
. 42
. 43
. 44
. 45

56
. 57
. 58
. 59

Votes.
92

102
70
62
71
61
75
89

102

131
92

106
71

112
97
84

103
70
84
98
92
91

105

102
78
30
67
22
19
83
67
36
64
84
10
7

Votes.
1
1
0
0
1
3
2
0
4
2
1
0
1
0
1
4
1
3
0
0
0
1
3
0
3
0
1
1
0
2
3
0
3
1
1
0

Votes.
0
6
0
2
2
0
5
6
2
3
3
2
4
3
6
5
0
1
1
1
4
5
2
5
2
1
0
2
0
2
1
0
0
0

1

0

93
109
70
64
74
64
82
95
108
136
96
108
76
115
104
93
104
74
85
99
96
97
110
107
83
31
68
25
19
87
71
36
67
85
12
7

130

1

133
81

" '; '; :::;:;::

2
2

i

91
99
80
102

.< .<

1

2

2

119

44 44 44

151

44 44 44

167

44 44 44

118

44 44 44

146

,, ^^ ^,

1

1

104
149

j^ ,, ,^

2

130
123

4

137
109

44 44 44

2

118

44 44 44

117

44 44 44

120

44 44 44

118

Ste-Marie

1
2

1

123
140
118

44 44 44

43

^^ ,^ ^^

1

124
51

44 44 44

31

" " "

2

111
104

44 44 44

58

44 44 44

96

:: :: :: ■■'■■■■■■

r

3

112
26
40

Totals, Civil Vot<^— Totaux. Vote ci\
Militarj' Votes — Votes militaires —

U159

9.445
54
85
113

279

1
0
7

307
2
0
0

10,031
57
85
120

no

51

15,254

Within United Kingdom 1

9,697

287

309

10,293

no

51

15,254

.ttlfi.S^^-'^p- «-■«"«> ^--s-^' -- (-' {d^iXX^k?t>:n,.

Hull — (Electoral District — Dis.rict electorall.

Joseph Eloi Fontaine.— Acclamation.

1911— Population, 34,192.

Hochelaga
HuU

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

JACQUES-CARTIER.

(Electoral District — District electoral}.

1911— Population, 55,943.

■ Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
C'andidats.

Aquila
Jasmin.

David

Arthur
Lafortune.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfo.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfes

Not.
counted

Pas
comptfe

Voters
on

list.

Elec teurs

sur
la list*.

Lachine, City (Cite) 1

1(a)

. 3
. 4
. 5

.5(a)

9

10

11

12

12(a)

13

14

Dorval, Town (Ville) 15

16

La-Presentation, Parish (Paroisse) 17

St-Joachim-de-la-Pointe-Claire, Par-
ish (Paj oisse) 18

Pointe-Claire, Town (Ville)) 19

20

Beaconsfield, Town (Ville) 21

Ste-.\nne-de-Bellevue, Town (Ville). . 22
. 23
" . 24
Ste-Anne-du-Bout-de-lTle, Parish (Pa-
roisse) 25

Senneville, Village 26

Sto-Genevieve, Parish (Paroisse) 27

" _ _ " 28

Ste-Genevieve. Village 29

Ste-Genevieve-de-Pierrefonds, Village 30

Ile-Bizard. Parish (Paroisse) 31

Cartierville, Village 32

" 33

St-Laurent, Parish (Paroisse) 34

35

36

St-Laurent, Town (Ville) 37

38

** " 39

C6te-St-Luc, Village ".'.'.'.'.'.'.'..'.'.'. 40

St-Pierre, Town (Ville) 41

42

42(a)

43

Montreal West, Town (Ville) 44

45

Saraguav, Village 46

Lasaile, Town (Ville) ; 47

Bale d'Urfe, Town (Ville) 48

Roxboro, Town (Ville) 49

Hampstead, Town (Ville) 50

Montreal, City (Cite).

St-Gabriel, Ward (Quartier) 51

52

53

Votes.
93

174
183
12

Votes.
27
20
137
189
149
57
46
163
155
142
134
157
129
62
■59
132

127
153
36
48
120
132

121
112

90
152

195
133
119

153
72
106

120
123
258
253
1-08
150
132
204
243
213
196
212
200
108
110
209
153
101
124

193.
75
61

128

121
112
49
90
153
110
109
97
60
57
237
16?
133

108
187
196
22
125
29
3
2

173
100
112
115

Jacques-Car tier

158 QVEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

JACQUES-CARTIER (Electoral District— District feleetoral)— Con.— fin.

Candidates.

Ball

ots

—

Valid

—

Voters

Candidats

votes

Bulletins

Polling Divisions.

polled.

list.

^

—

Not

—

Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Aquila
Jasmin.

David

Votes

Rejected

counted.

Electeurs

Arthur

valides

—

—

lafortune.

donnfe

Rcjet^s.

Pas

la liste.

comptfe.

No

Votes.

Votes.

Montreal. City (Cite).

St-Gabriel, Ward (Quartier)

. 55

16

80

96

1

112

. 56
. 57

7
8

118
182

125
190

143

3

1

235

. 58

5

110

115

1

2

131

. 59

13

185

198

2

222

. fiO

21

103

124

5

163

. 61
. 62

32
94

191

85

003
179

298

19

235

. 63
. 64

78
71

113
74

191
145

192

12

180

65

80

106

186

2

237

. 66
, 67

48
70

89
150

137
220

180

1

2

308

68

30

92

122

7

1 305

38(a)

27

97

124

4

6

. 69

83

91

174

1

1

220

. 70

67

141

208

2

12

260

. 71
72

42
18

110
128

152
146

189

2

1

180

73

. 39

166

205

3

2

240

. 74

70

130

200

2

251

. 75

64

157

221

299

Notre-Dame-de-Grace, Ward (Quai

tier)

76

11

114

125

155

77
78

17
110

126

18

143

128

174

« ..

4

182

" **

79

90

20

110

6

126

" "

sn

22

19

41

15

145

u u

81

153

59

212

1

3

257

" "

8R

110

14

124

2

5

139

" "

83

114

6

120

2

188

" "

84

119

26

145

3

195

" "

85

173

29

202

2

10

} 489

" "

85a

133

24

1.57

1

4

" '*

Sfi

98

32

1.30

2

1 384

tf It

. 86a

87

128
150

29
47

157
197

« «

10

286

" •'

88

195

44

239

4

290

" "

89

112

33

145

1

} 320

" "

S9a

102

18

120

1

4( (1

. 90

. 91

92

79
121
35

144
71
171

223
192
206

234

« «

249

Ahuntsic-Bordeaux, Ward (Quartier)

3

277

93

54

18

72

2

100

•• it

. 94
. 95

171
140

43
42

214
182

273

"

2

2

219

Totals, Civil Vote — Totanx. Vote civii

103

5,905

9,125

15,030

102

170

19,129

Militarj' Votes — Vot^s militaires —

Within North Am
Dans TAmfrique

1

138

25

163

du Nord

,../

)

330

27

357

Dans le Royaume
On the Continent
Sur .e continent d

-rni

544

51

595

S

Europe

..../

Totals -Totaux

6.917

9,228

16,145

102

170

19.129

MajoJlw^ur /»=»^"> A'**"" I^fortune, 2,S11.

Jacques-Cartier

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G6n6rale.

JOLIETTE (Electoral District— District Sectoral).

19U— Population, 23,911.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Jean
Joseph
Denis.

Joseph
Ad^lard
Dubeau.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet6s

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No

Joliette, Town (Ville) 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

" " 8

9

10

11

12

St-Charles-Borrom6e, Parish (Pa-

roisse) 13

" " .. 14

St-Paul, Parish (Paroisse) 15

16

St-Thom.is, Parish (Paroisse) 17

18

St-Elizabeth. Parish (Paroisse) 19

20

21

St-F^lix-de-Valois, Parish (Paroisse).. 22
.. 23
.. 24

St-Cleophas. Parish (Paroisse) 25

St-Jean-Je-Matha, Parish (Paroisse).. 26
..27

Ste-M^Ianie, Parish (Paroisse) 28

29

St-Ambroise, -de - Kildare, Parish

(Paroisse) 30

.. 31

Ste-Beatrice, Parish (Paroisse) 32

St-Alphonse-de-R., Parish (Paroisse). 33
Ste-Emfelie-de-l'Energie, Parish (Par-
oisse) 34

St-Cime, Parish (Paroisse) 35

Totals, Civil Vot6--Totaux, Voce civil 35
Militan,- Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North .\merica 1

Dans r Am^rique de Nord f

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-tJni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals— Totaux

Votes.
59
75
S3
77
84
95
53

131
75

58
120
100

106
79
72
27
93
36
120
110

110
138
142
142
131
118
153
95
134
108

148
156
203
102
161
117
162
157

71
142

203
187

97
199
151
198
191
199
157
162
181
125

111
76
166
187
246
124
196
145
186
187
174
98
82
188
182
134
78

188
149

257
210

Maffl,!^>-*»^-^P»' »-«'»"•

Joliette

1

160 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election G6n6rale.

KAMOITRASKA.

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 20,888.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemenls de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
voles
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

Ernest
Lapointe.

Samuel

Charles

Riou.

Rejected
Rejetfo.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfo

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.

St-AIexandre, Parish (Paroisse) 1

2

" .3

Vo^es.
97
75
146
86
69
61

113
55
67
97
49
79
135
101
111
96

124
70
76
116
87
146
143
148
117
84
94
104
172
135
95
132
92
70

Votes.
4
1
2
6
5
1

8

4
16

2
18

8

2
20

2

1
10
6
6
9
1
3
1
4
3
0
3
6

1
4
12
10

101
76

148
92
74
62

121
57
71
113
51
97
143
103
131
98

125
80
82
122
96
147
146
149
121
87
94
107
178
141
96
136
104
80

1

143
121
183

Andrtville Village 4

135

114

.6

1

81

Ste-Anne - de - la - Pocati^re, Parish

198

218

" " " .. 8a

" .. 9

" " " .. 10

1
1

219
160
81

St-Denis. Parish (Paroisse) 11

S6-Eleu there, " 12

13

Ste-Hflene, " 14

15

1
1
1
3

176
199
125
179
129

St - Louis - de - Kamouraska, Parish

(Paroisse) 16

Kamouraska, \ illage 17

Mont-Carmel, Parish (Paroisse) 18

19

2
2
3

160
121
123
157

St-0n6.sime, " 20

St-Pac6me, " 21

22

1
2

149
198
189

23

St-Pascal " ... 24

• 2

175
151

25

120

" 26

111

27

3

133
£12

St-Philippe-de-N6ri, Parish (Paroisse) 29

208

127

31

32

St-Germain, Parish (Paroisse) 33

1
1
2

185
132
132

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux, Vote civU 34
Militarj' Votes — Voies militaires —

Wilhin North America 1

Dans I'-Amerique du Nord /

3.442
4
3

4

187
0
3

I

3,629
4
6
5

27

2

5,244

Dans le Ro,vaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Totals— Totaux

3.4.53

191

3.644

27

2

5.244

MatritUo«r}^»-tI-P<"°t*' »•'»««•

LABELLE.

(Electoral District — District electoral).

1911— Population. 31.149.

Hyaciathe .4d£lard Fortier.- .\cclainaMon.

Kamouraska
Labelle

QUEBEC 161

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G4nerale.

1911— Population, 19,335.

LAPR.4IKIE and (et) NAPIERVILLE.

(Electoral District — District Electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Va.id
votes,
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Roch
Lanctot.

Mastal
Pagnuelo.

Rejected
Rejetfs.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptes

No.

L.4PR.URIE.

Votes.

120
79
151
89
85
127
223
119
125
95
123
154
89
113
119

113
110
90
58
100
151
122
96
117
141
71
59
125
94
127
0

Votes.

3
5
9

13
0
3
3
1
2
0

43
1
1
5
4

1
3

1
0
0
0

1

2
0
0
6
0
4
0

123

84
160
102

85
1.30
226
120
127

95
166
1.55

90
118
123

113
113
93
59
100
151
122
97
119
143
71
59
131
94
131
0

157

2

103

" " . . 3

1
1

206

" Parish (Paroisse) 4

5

135
105

" " 6

1

2
2

1

2

St-Philippe, " 7

8

St-Jacques-le-Mineur, Parish (Parroise) 9
10

145
117

St-Constant, Parish (Paroisse) 11

12

2

218
173

13

97

St-Isidore, " 14

15

N.^PIERVILLE.

St-Remi, Village 16

17

1
1

1

141
13J

146

138

Parish (Paroisse) 18

104

19

6.J

20

111

St-Michel-Archange, Parish (Paroisse) 21

16.1

" ,. 22
St-Edouard, - ..23

1

136
105

" .. 24
Sherrington, St-Patrice-de, " ..25

1

135
161

•• .. 26
" .. 27

3

75

66

Napierv'ille, Village 28

St-Cyprien, Parish (Paroisse) 29

30

Caughnawaga 31

2

1
1

164
104
1.50
25

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil dl
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

3,385
1
4
5

115
2
6

20

3,500
3
10
25

21

3

4,129

Within United Kingdom 1

Totals— Totaux

3,395

143

3,538

21

3

Sil^J^r}K-'»^-etat,3,.52.

Laprairie and (et) Napierville

162 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generalc.

1911— Population. 28.506

L'ASS0MPT10N-M0\T(AL.M

(Electoral Dislrict — Uislrict (-lectoral)

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled. -

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

V^oters
on
list.

Electeurs

aur
la lisle.

Arrondissements do 8<Tutin.

Paul
Arthur
S^guin.

Jean
Baptiste
Trefflf
Richard.

Not
{ejected counted.

Rcjetfs. Pas

comptfe.

Montcalm. No.
Ste-Julienne. Parish (Paroisse) 1

Votes.

196

91

163

181

128

118

132

96

113

135

101

163

132

94

25

66

72

69

134

38

57

78

41

134

205
125
68
86
161
74
70
135
96
118
132
138
155
128
134
119
180
77
70
83
111
146

Votes.

0

0
0
2

2
3
1
3
0
1
0
7

10
5
10
15
12
24

0
3
5
11
5

4
4
1

1

1
1
0
1
0
0

1

0

8
0
0

1

0
0

202
91

163

183

130

121

133
99

113

136

101

170

142
99
35
81
84
93

136
38
60
83
52
139

207
127

90
165

75

77
136

97
118
133
138
155
129
134
121
188

70
84
111
146

5

239
104

St-Esprit ■' 3

4

1

180
199

1.57

6

296

St-Jacques-de-rAohigan. Vil'age 7

.8

166

124

134

10

11

1

162
106

Ste-Marie-Salom^, Parish (Paroisse). 12

1

191

167

14

110

56

. 16

132

17

117

. 18

158

S-Th^odore-de-Chertsey " 19

181

20

40

St-Emile-de-Wexford " . 21

69

St^Calixte-de-Kilkennv, " 22
23

2
2

110
76
164

L'.XSSOMPTION.

276

St-Lin. Parish (Paroisse) 2

3

1
2

145
86

, 4

108

212

6

77

107

St-Roch-dc-l'Achigan. Par. (Parois.).. 8
.9

1

172
113

" .. 10

139

Lachenaie. Parish (Paroisse) 11

St-Paul-rErmite, Parish (Paroisse)... 12
Charlemagne. Village 13

1
1

10

156
165
201
145

153

L'Epiphanie " 16

17

St-G6rard-Magella, Par. (Paroisse).. . 18

i'

2

167
248
96

71

.... 20

99

Town (Vihe) 21

148

22

1

183

Totais. Civil Vote^Totaux. Vote civil 4o
Militarj- Votes— Votes militaires—

5.171
2

3

163
0
0
9

5.3.34
2
5
12

17

15

6.705

Sur Ic continent d'Europe

5.181

172

5.353

17

15

6. 705

Majority for /
Majority pour

Paul Arthur Sfguin, 5,MS.

L'Assomption-Montcalm

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LAURIER-OrXREMONT (Electoral District— District Sectoral). 1911— Population. 45,176

Polling Divisions.
Arrond'ssenients de Sci^utin.

Montreal, Crrr (Cite).
Lauriir, Ward (Quartier)

31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40

55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62

Candidates.
Candidats.

Honorable

Pierre

Edouard

Blondin.

Votes.

Pamphile

R^al

Blaise

Nugent Du

Tremblay.

Votes.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

56
102
58

130
100
76

50
120

134
106
100

34

43

32

35

52

82

22

34

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted

Pas

comptfes

Voters

list.

Eleeteurs

sur
la liste.

Laurier-Outremont

164

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LAUBIER-OUTREMONT (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con— Sui(e.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Elect eurs

sur
la liste.

Honorable

Pierre

Edouard

Blondin.

Pamphile

R6al

Blaise

Nugent Du

Tremblay.

Rejected
Reje .^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s

MoNTRE.\L, Cny (Cite).
Lauricr, Ward (Quartier)

No.

.. 63
.. 64
.. 65
.. 66
.. 67
.. 68
.. 69

Voles.

30
17
35
26
o8
43
56
62
67
57
74
58
36

52
65
94
103
86
36
62
30

12
12
24
15
5
21
4
9

19

4

15
10
5

10
12

23
16
9
13
5
11
21
10
14
41
73

102
76
56

111
55
79

Votes.

47
43
49
46
37
44
14
28
47
47
47
41
26
22
51
39
40
32
36
30
36
65
36
39
61
95
47
38
20
56
48
80
23
U
78
67
67
84
122
87
68
38
62
53
59
62
58
75
59
53
51
21
42
80
75
S6
42
42
86
60
53

77
60
84
72
75
87
70
90
114
104
121
99
o2

2'

2

1

113
88
111

« •<

3

102

(( «

' 98

«< ti

119

li *( ^

2

9u

.. 70
.. 71
.. 72
.. 73
.. 74
.. 75
.. 76
.. 77
.. 78
.. 79
.. 80
.. 81
. 82

126

160

139

150

1

8

4

143
118

u t.

97
103
104
134
135
122
66
98
95
43
46
73
107
71
53
25
77
52
89
30
30
85
71
74
99
132
92
75
48
74
55
82
78
67
88
64
64
72
31
56
121
148
188
118
98
197
115

146

« «

137

" "

17

4

170
178

<I «

198

'" "

1
2
1

6

1
7

178
98

" " :::::::::::

.. 83
.. 84
.. 85
.. 80
.. 87

116
121
6J

:: :; •::■:•--•

2

i'

1

3

50
101
145

:::::::::;:: 55

89

.. 90
.. 91
.. 92
.. 93

84

« <i

*45

„ „

1
i

2

i'

4
8
20
5
1
4

139
65

" " 94

115

95

" " 96

67
67

97

" " 98

118

109

" " QQ

117

.100
.101
.102
.103
.104
.105
.106
..107
.108
..109
..110
..111
..112
. .-113
..114
.115
.116
.117
.118
.119
..U9a
.120
..121
131a

135

« <i

146

** "

1

5

123
104
71

II u ' " ■

1

118

tl li

71

1

105
102

« t(

111

9

136
82

;: ;;

1

87
90

2

49

90

Outremont, Town (Ville)

2
10

3
31

167
180
234
141
130

1

246
147

« <<

132

145

Laurier-Outremont

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LAUKIER-OUTREMOKT (Electoral Districi— District electoral)— Con— fin.

Polbng Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
validcs
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la hste.

Honourable

Pierre

Edouard

Blond in.

Pamphile

Real

Blaise

Nugent Du

Tremblay.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptes

Xo

Vo OS.
96
45
34
65
56
58
77
47
3S
92
54
37
41

45
79
12
9
5
10

18
8
12

4,855

208

413

720

Votes.
62
68
51
3b
41
59
35
61
85
56
5/
25
22

5
53
39
117

74
45
85
45
12
39

158
113

85
101

97
117
112
108
123
148
111

62

63

50
132
51

126
79
55
87
63
20
51

5

208

12.3

155

" I23a

127

124

124a

1

128
119

125

125a

" " . 126

1

2

163
184
166

127

" " 12.S

1

1

153
211

12-J

130

130a

M0NTRE.\L, CiTT (CiTE).

Notre-Dame-de-Grace, Ward, (Quar-
tier) . 131

1

i'

r

124
■85
90

53

.132
" 133

8

165
74

.134

..135

" " " .136

2

4

4

139
81
65

.137

..138
" " ■' 139

3

3
12

99
65
30

.140

93

3

80

Totals, Civil Vote^Totaux, Vote civil 146
Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North America 1

7,263
43

57
80

12,118
251
470
800

422

16.391

Dans le Royaume-Uni )

X

Sur le continent d'Europe 1

Totals— Totaus

6,196

7,443

13,639

93

422

16,391

Majority for
Majority pour j

Pamphile R#al Blaise Nugent Du Tremblay, 1,317

LAVAL-TWO MOUNTAINS (DEUX-MONTAGNKS).

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 25,275.

Joseph Arthur C'alixte Ethier. — Acclamation.

Laurier-Outremont
Laval-Two Mountains (Deux-Montagnes)

166 QlEIiEC

Thirtoentli General Election — Trcizieme Election Ci^nerale.

LfiVIS {Electoral District— District Electoral). IBll— Population. 28.913.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidata.

Alphonsc
Bernier.

Joseph

Boutin-

Bourassa.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfis.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la listc.

No

Levis, City (Cit^) 1

(A-K) 2

(L-Z) 2

3

4

(A-K) 5

(L-Z) 5

" 6

7

8

9

Bienville. Village 1

'• " 2

Laiizon, Town (Ville) 1

2

3

4

5

St-Joseph, Parish (Paroisse) 1

St-David, Parish (Paroisse) 1

Pintendre. St-Louis-de, Parish (Par-
oisse 1

Notre-Danie-de-la-Victoire, Parish

(Paroisse) 1

St^T^lesphore, Parish (Paroisse) 1

St^Romuald, Parish (Paroisse) 1

......Ua)

2

3

4

Ste-Helene-de-Breakey ville. Parish

Paroisse) 1

Cham.v, Notre-Dame-de. Parish (Pa-
roisse) 1

.2

St-Jean-Chrj'sostome 1

2

St-Etienne-de-Lauzon, Parish (Par-
oisse ) 1

. . 2

St-Nicolas, Parish (Paroisse) 1

2

St-Nicolas, South (Sud). Parish Par-
oisse) 1

St-Lambert, Pari.sh (Paroisse) 1

2

St-Henri, Village 1

St-Henri-de-Lauzon, Parish (Paroisse) 1
2

Totals. Civil Vole— Totaux. Vote civil 43
Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North Anierira 1

Dans rAmerique du Nord /

Within United KinKdom I

Dans le Royaumo-I'ni ./

On the Continent of Europe 1

Sur le continent d'Europe (

Totals — Tolaui

Votes.
39
43
28
47
32
17
24
52
57
58
40
16
18
22
37
39

Votes.
166
113

88
120
160

92
111
131
116

84
102
117

90
120
111
168
224
148

47

92

163
165
144
82

78
137

100
90
76

100

87
152
143

205
156
116
167
192
109
135
183
173
142
142
133
108
142
I4S
207
239
163
49
146

180
189
175
154
87

173
115
80
144

81
106

133
120
89
92
153
146

,015
84
25
34

Majority for
Majority pour'

Joseph Boutin-Bourassa, 4,1M.

Levis.

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167

L'ISLET (Electoral District— District electoral).

1911— Population, 16.435.

Joseph Fernand Fafard.— Acrlamation.

LOTBINlfiRE (Electoral Distric —District electoral.

1911— Population. 22,158.

Polling Division.-?.
Arrondissenients (ie .Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candida ts.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la hste.

Marie Joseph

Emile
Rousseau.

Thomas

Vicn.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas

compt^s.

No.
S.e-Croi.\, Parish (Paroisse) 1

Votes.
5

1
0

i
1

1

7
3
4
• 1
1

2

0
0
2
0
5

T

S
6
13
14
3
7
10
5
19
23

0

1
3

Votes.
120
lOS

83
120

94
103
124
127
146
119

76

143
93
82
79
85

225
90
74

100

90
63
121
102
94
136
129
75
70
58
127
113
133

144

141
91

125
109

83
123

95
104
131
130
150
120

77

145
95
83
80
85

225
92
74

105

92
64
123
110
100
149
143
78
77
68
132
132
156

144

142

94

162

125

.3

89

St-Louis, Parish (Paroisse) 4

1.54

5

117

Village 6

Leclercville, Village 7

Ste-Emelie, Parish (Pariosse) 8

1
2

133

166
149

248

" 10

Parish (Paroisse) 11

2

151

97

St-Jacques-de-Parisville, Parish (Pa-
roisse) 12

Fortierville 13

1

190
135

Ste-Phi,omene, Parish (Paroisse) 14

102

15

St-Edouard, Parish, Paroisse 16

2

91
105

.... 17

St-Fiavien, Village 18

" Parish (Paroisse) 19

1

286

lis

86

20

St. Octave-de-Dosquet, Parish (Pa-
roisse) 21

Ste-Agathe, Vaiage 22

128
108

Parish (Paroisse) 23

St-Sylvestre, Parish (Paroisse) 24

161
142

25

Sc- Narcis.se, " 26

146
194

St^GiUes, " 27

186

S t- Patrice, '• 28

106

29

HI

St-Agapit, Town (Ville) 30

97

Parish (Paroisse) 31

S'.-Apollinaire, Parish (Paroisse) 32

1

1.55
165

.... 33
Notre- Dame-d'Issoudun, Parish (Par-
oisse) 34

St-Antoine-de-Tilly, Parish (Par-

1

1

2
3

1

129
1.55

.. 36

117

Totals. Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 36
Militarj' ^'otes— Votes militaires—

157
0
3
4

3,878
5
7
6

4,035
5
10
10

16

2

5,124

On the Continent of Europe 1

Sur le continent d'Europc /

Totals— Totaux

164

3.896

4,060

16

o

5.124

Majority for 1rrhnma« Vl..n % 7f>
Majority: pourj '°"'"** '"*°' *•'*"

L'Islet
Lotbiniere.

168 QUEBEC

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>LUS0X>EI;A'E (Electoral District— District Electoral) 1911— Population, 33,796.

Polling l^ivisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Charles
Hazlitt
Cahan.

Honorable
Rodolphe
Lemieux.

Rejected
Rejetis.

Not
counted.

Pas
oompt^s.

No.

Maisonneuve, City (cit^') (A-E) 1

(F-L) 1

(M-Z) 1

Votes.
33
22
57
17
28
21
16
19
49
33
63
54

48
8

15
20
29
22
15
33
17
39
36
70
68
37
65
96
37
51
94
95
87
15

4

5
6

1

1

0

1
7

10
14

101
44
46
76
74
86

134
31
18
38
66
27

Votes.
141
127
135
126
89
155
150
115
81
114
59
130
98
37
127
124
126
139
76
139
105
128
140
137
90
50
78
85
30
154
66
78
60
36
110

153

101
48
106

56

82
110
112

142

195

82
75
74
126
38
6i
40
81
94
78
51
26

174
149
192
143
117
176
166
134
130
147
122
184
170

85
135
139
146
168

98
154
138
145
179
173
160
118
115
150
126
191
117
172
155
123
125

157

106
54
107

57

82
111
119

152

209

183
119
120
202
112
150
174
112
112
116
117
53

1
8

211
194
254

(A-K) 2

" (L-Z) 2

1

177
151

(A-K) 3

(L-Z) 3

i

218
210

4

2
8

1

156

(A-B) 5

(C-E) 5

(F-K) 5

174
198
189

(L-M) 5

(N-S) 5

" •• (T-Z) 5

i

4

221
226
122

(A-E) 6

184

(F-L) 6

176

..(M-Z) 6

195

(A-B) 7

(C) 7

..(D-F) 7

l'

1
1

222
133
209

...(G-K) 7

197

(L) 7

. . (M-Q) 7

1

204
238

(R-Z) 7

(A-B) 8

" (C) 8

1

243
225

161

(D-E) 8

161

" ..(F-G) 8

198

(H-K) 8

" . (L) 8

3

174
249

(M) 8

" (Mc-Q) 8

173

242

(R-S) 8

(T-Z) 8

Montreal East, (Est, Town (Ville ... 9
Pointe-aux-Tremblee. Town (Ville)

(A-K 10
Pointe-aux-Trembles, Town (Ville)

(L-Z) 10

Laval-de-MontreaJ, Town (Ville) 11

Riviere-des-Prairies. Parish (Paroisse) 12
St-Ltenard-de-Port-Maurice, Parish

(Paroisse) 13

St-Lfcnard-de-Port-Maurice, Town

(Ville) 14

St-Michel-de-Laval, Town (Ville) 15
Montreal North (Nord) Town (Ville) 16

(Montreal, City (cit^)
Ahuntsic-Bordeaui, Ward (Quartier)

.Sault-au-R^coUet 17

Ahuntsic-Bordeaux, ^^"ard (Quartier)

Sault-au-Recollet 18

Hochelaga, Ward (Quartier) (Rose-
mount) 19

' ■ (A-K) 20

' (I^Z) 20

<i ., ii 41 21

2

i

1

1
2

232
169
175

175

120

1

1

1

1
1

65
120

135

96
125

142

1

9

2
2

172

223

250
162

4

162
240

" (A-K) 22

■ (L-Z) 22

.... 23

" (A-K) 24

•' (L-Z) 24

" " •' " 25

1
8

2

3

1
2
5

144
176
221
150
132
134

<i .< .1 <i 9g

155

.... 27

62

Maisonneuve.

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MAISONNEUVE (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
vaiides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Elec ceurs

sur
ia ,iste.

Charles
Hazlitt
Cahan.

Honorable
Rodolphe
Lemieus.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s

No.
28
29a
29b
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39

Votes.

110

15

7

18

30

1

7

8

11

27

49

5

7

Votes.

74
113
101
126

18
255
206

92
115
133

62
111

86

184
128
108
144

48
256
213
100
126
160
111
116

93

229

2

141
132

12

1

11

174
84
257
213

115

1

i

2

1

161
193
127
136

110

Totals, Civ
Military Vc
Within
Dans 1"
Within
Dans le
On the
Sur le c

Tot

1 Vote — Totaux. \'ote ci\-i
tes — Votes militaires —

70

1

2,566
109
173
292

7,061
27
34
51

9,627
136
207
343

64

57

12,294

\merique du Nord

■■■{

j

Continent of Europe

als— Totaux

3,140

7,173

10,313

64

57

P ''94

Mljorill pouriH"""""'* R-HJo'Phe I^'Hieu^. ^-OSS.

Maisonneuve.

170 QVEHKC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election Generale.

MASKINONGE (Electoral Distrirt— District 6lectoral). I9I1— Populaton, 16,509.

I'olling Divisions,
Arrondissements dc Scrutin.

Candidate
Candidal

s.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
validcs
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

George
Lafon-
taine.

Hor-

misdas

xMay

rand.

Adolphc
Joseph
Thibo-
deau.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Louiseville, Town (Ville)

No.

Votes.
20
6

7
4
4
2
4
3
0
8
.S
4
4

28

Ifi
4

11
0
1
1

13

3
4

4
2
3

Votes.
147
107

77

138
118
137
145
131
52
97
90
101
93
70
136
114
66
74
42
44
18
130
74
41
74
75
102
120
100

Votes.
6

1

1

2
1
2
1

12
1
4

27
3
1

10
6
5

50

29
3

39
3
0
1
0
4
3
3
1
0

173
114

80

147
123
143
148
147
56
101
125
107
98
84
170
135
120
114
45
84
22
143
- 77
44
82
80
109
123
103

251

2

St-Antoine-de-la-Rivi^re-du-Loup, Pa-

St-Antoine-de-la-Riviere-du-Loup. Pa-

Maskinong^, St-Joseph-de

1

1.52
1S4

"

1

St-Justin

175

1
4
1
2
1
3

1

"

"

St-Leon

222
157

St-Paulin..

1
1

165
142
53

Hunstertown, Township (Canton)

106

20

St-Didace, Parish (Paroisse)

1

185
93

« «

67

StrAlexis "

96

106

.i 1,

1.52

St-Charles-de-Mandeville

149

St-Ignace-du-Lac

126

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux. Vote civil

Militarj- Votes — Vot«s militaires —

Within North America

29

165
0
0
0

2,713
1
3
4

219
0
0
0

3,097

1
3
4

18

2

3,901

Dans le Rovaume-rni \

Sur le continent d'Europe

../

165

2,721

219

3,105

18

2

3 901

Majority for 1„.-_i„h,c Uot-ronH „,.„, / ,,,i('Aflolphe Joseph Thihodeau, 2,5»2.
MajoriW poiir/""""'^"'^ *'»>'*•"'• °^"(=*'"^' George Lafontaine. 2,iS«.

Maskinonge

QUEBEC i;

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

MATANE (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population, 27,539.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

No

Romieux. Township (Canton) (Capu-

cins) 1

Dalibaire. Township (Canton) 2

Grosses Roches 3

.Ste-Fflicite, East (Est). Parish (Par) 4
West (Quest) " .5

St-Luc, Parish (Paroisse) 6

Matane. Parish (Paroisse) 7

West (O.).. 8

■■ ViUage. East (Est) 9

•• South West (Sud-0.).. 10
■' North West (N.-O.).. 11
RiviSre^Blanche, East (Est), St-Ulric,

Parish 1 Paroisse) 12

Riviere-Blanche. West (Quest), St-
Ulric, Parish i Paroisse) 13

St-Leandre. Parish (Paroisse) 14

Sandv-Bav, East (Est). Parish (Par.). 15

West (Quest) 16

St-Daraase, Parish (Paroisse) 17

18

Petit-Metis. Village 19

Grand-M^tis, (St-Octave> Parish

(Paroisse) . . 20

St-R6mi-de-Price 21

Price. Village 22

St-Octave-de-M^is 23

Petit-M«is, Station 24

Kempt, (St-Antoine-de-Padoue), Par-
ish ( Paroisse. ) 25

St-Molse, Parish (Paroisse). 26

" Station 27

Sayabec. Parish (Paroisse) 28

29

30

Val-Bril!ant. Parish (Paroisse) 31

Village '^''.'.'.'.'.'. 33

34

Aniqui, Parish (Paroisse) West (O.). . 35
East (Est).. 36

•' Vaiage 37

38

St-Leon-ie- Grand, Parish (Paroisse) . . 39

Lac-au-Saumon, Parish (Paroisse). ... 40

.... 41

St-Edmond. Parish (Paroisse)'. 42

Causapscal " 43

44

45

Beau-Rivage " 46

Totals. Civil Vote — Totaui, Vote civil 46

Candidates.
Candidats.

Hermene-

gilde
Boulay.

Votes.

7

Francois

Jean
Pelletier.

61
120
73

105
143

124
164

121
128
109
144
148
120

149
118
123
132
189
128

76
106
136
145

50

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

127
77
147
81
123
126
114
150
117
113

150
56
53

124
103
110
78

140
136
124
166
181
133
75
77

158
121
129
134
203
140

80
109
143
156

54

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfo.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

Electcurs

sur

la.liste.

Matane

172 QUEBEC

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MATANE (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con— Fin.

Pdllinp Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutirt.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnds

Bailees
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Hcrra6n^-

gilde
Boulay.

Francois

Jean
Pelletier.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.

Military Votes— Votes militaires^

Votes.
0

1
1

Votes.
5
14
13

5
15
14

Dans I'Atnfrique du Nord /

Dans le Royaume-tTni /

Totals — Totaux

447

5,010

5,457

32

12

6 918

Majority for
Majority pour ,

Francois Jean Pelletier, 4,563.

MfiGANTIC (Electoral District— District ^-lectoral).

1911— Population, 31, :il4.

Liifien Turcot te Pacaud.— .•icclamation.

Matane
Megan tic

QUEBEC Vi

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

MISSISQIJOI (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 17,466.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candida ts.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

George
Provost
England.

William

Frederic

Kay.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted .

P^s
comptes.

No.

1

.3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29

30
31
32
33

34
35
36
37
38

39
40

'41

Votes.
95
65
49
56
47
62
30
18
20
29
35
31
32

16
1
2
33
49
32

51
.59
44
41
69
29
51
43
44

22
11
11
11

7
18
48
28
10

3
5

2

Votes.
41
61
27
81
64
65
73
105
85

63

78
124
61
44
39
48
27
26
42

50
45
64
73
80
46
96
65
59

31
63
66

68

115
32
72
99
19

80
83

32

136
126
76
137
111
127
103
123
105
106
98
109
156
68
60
40
50
60
75
74

101
104
108
114
149
75
147
108
103

53

74
77
79

122
50
120
127
29

83
88

34

1

1

176
167
106

185

Dunham, Township (Canton)

1.56

"

13

1

160
160
149

" '•

u u

133
148

" "

Famham West (Quest), Twp. (Canton

1

221
84

"

84

U I. <i

49

" " '■

Frelighsburg, Village

8'

Sweetsburg, "

94

Philipsburg, "

82

St-Arniand —
East (Est), Parish (Paroisse)

West (Quest), "

3
1

128
144
124

Clarenceville, "

2

141
168
87

St-Thomas, "

Stanbridge, Township (Canton)

2

186
134

*' **

130

St-Ignace de Stanbridge — •
Parish (Paroisse)

72

"

92

"

98

Stanbridge Station

90

St-Pierre-de-V6ronne-i-Pike-River,

Parish (Paroisse)

Bedford, To«-n (ViUe)

i

1

1
1

138
73
174
171
55

Notre- Dame-de-Stanbridge —
Parish (Paroisse)

87

"

95

Notre-Dame-des-Anges-de-Stanbridge
Parish (Paroisse)

40

Totals, Civil Vote^Totaux, Vote civi
Military Votes — Votes militaires —
Within North America

41

1,316
26
34
68

2,569
3

1
9

3,885
29
35

77

25

4

5.097

Within United Kingdom

-

On the Continent of Europe 1

Totals— Totaux

1.444

2,582

4,026

25

4

5,097

lUtjoJue po'iirlwUMam Frederic Ka, . 1,138.

Missisquoi

174 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election fi^n^-rale.

MONTMAGNY (Elcotoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 17,356.

Polling Divisions.
Arroiidissemenls de Scrutin.

No.

Ste-Luiic de Beauregard 1

St^Fabien de Panel 1

Ste-.\poIline 1

.St-Juste-de-Kretonniere 1

Notre- Dame-du-Rosaire 1

Isle-aux-Grues, Parish (Paroisse) 1

St-Paul-de-Montmagny —

Township (Canton) 1

2

Cap-St-Ignace, Parish (Paroisse) 1

2

3

4

5

Berthicr 1

•' " 2

St-Pierre-de-la-Riviere-du-Sud 1

2

St^Francois-de-lar. Riviere-du-Sud 1

.... 2

Montmagny, Town (Ville) 1

" " 3

" " 4

St-Thomas-de-Montmagny —

Parish (Paroisse) 1

u 2

'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 3

4

8tc-Euphemie 1

Total Civil \'otc-— Totaux, Vot« civil. 28
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

AVithin North America \

Dans r.-imcrique du Nord /

Within United Kingdom \

Dans le Ro>-aume-Uni /

On the C'ontinent of Europe \

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaux

Candidates
Candidats

Joseph
George
Blais.

.\im6
Mivillc

De-
chene.

Votes.
129

137

Ar-
mand

La-
vergne.

Votes.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnf s

135
146
114

112
139
134
117

144
194
92
166
157
186
160
128
133

61
146

3,749
9
7

Ballots.
Bulletins

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfs

Voters
on
list.

205
127

178
229
ISS
l.iS

163

198

Majority for »!„,[ iu:.,iii. w»«„i,»„„ , ,x /Armand Lavergne, 1,051.

Majoriti pour/*™* **"""« »ech6ne, over (sur) (j^^ph George Blais, 2,358.

NICOLET (Electoral District— District electoral).

1911— Population. 30.055.

Artliur Trahan.— Acclamation.

Montmagny
Nicolet

QUEBEC i;

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

PONTIAC (Electoral District— District Sectoral). 1911— Population, 29,416.

Polling Divisions.
.\rrondissenients de Scrutin.

Aldfield, Township (Canton) 1

Onslow, North, Township (Canton) — 2

Quyon, Village 1

Onslow South, Township (Canton).. . 1

Shaw%-ille, Village.

Portage-du-Fort, Village

Bryson, Village

Campbell's Bay, ^'illage

Calumet Island. Township (Canton).

Litchfield, To^Tiship (Canton)

Fort-Coulonge, Village

Leslie Claphan & Huddersfield,

Townships (Cantons)

Thome, Township, (Canton)

Mansfield & Pontefract, Townships
(Cantons)

Mansfield & Pontefract, Townships
(Cantons)

Waltham & Brj'son, Townships (Can-
tons)

Chapeau, Village

AUumette Island, Township (Canton).

Chichester, Township (Canton)

Sheen & Esher, Townships (Cantons) .
Malakoff & Aberdeen, Townships

(Cantons)

Alley n & Cawood, Townships (Can-
tons)

Dorion, Township (Canton)

Ville Marie, Village

Duhamel, West (Ouest)

Guerin, Township (Canton)

Latulippe "

Xedelec "

Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes- de - Lorrain-
ville

Xotre-Dame-de-Lourdes- de- Lorrain-
ville

Notre-Dame-des-Quinze

Laverlochere & Baby, Townships (Can-
tons)

St-Bruno-de-Guigues, Parish (Paroisse)

Candidates.
Candidate .

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Joseph
David
Bastien.

Frank

"S"

Cahill.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

Votes.

6
38
3
55
28
98
63
40
26
46
100
106
87
100
88
98
35
10
55
16
25
24
9
21
37

41
24
35

21

18

29
7
8

12
4

13

18

2

63
3

2
10
8
0
9

3

3
4

2
7
3

1

Votes.

129
58
58

116
53
23
31
45
79
51
23
42
10
11
9
10
60
30
83

102

115
18

133
76
91

123
63
8

85

99

45

60
130
106

97
130

96

31

13
75
61
44
54
74
48
104

97

86
47

64
108
54
58

135
96
61

171
81

121
94
85

105
97

123

148
97

111
97

108
95
40

138

118

140
42

142
97

128

164
87
43

106

117

74
67
138
118
101
143
114

33

76
78
68
46
64
82
48
113

100

89
51

66
115
57
59

165

133

86

255

129

160

161

163

143

128

184

220

158

196

150

144

157

2

80
176

159

183

63

210

137

220

212

134

83

131

170

112

1

102
204

177

137

215

139

54

110

1

89
96

1
1

68
78
106

66

157

120

1
1

108
76

83

169

1

76
66

Pontiac

176 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

PONTIAC (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemcnts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
validcs
donn6s .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electcurs

aur
la liste.

Joseph
David
Bastien.

Frank

••S"

CahUl.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
coinpt^s.

No.
. 1
. 1
. 1
. 1
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 9
. 10
. 11
. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15

Votes.
3
1
6
6
3
0
0
1
5
1
1
0
1
3
1
1
1
0
4

Votes.

138
65

112
82

267

218
66

174

211
78
19
67
61

150
58
94
46
42
62

141
66

118
88

270

218
66

175

216
79
20
67
62

153
59
95
47
42
66

167

St-Eugene-de-Guigues

6

94
143

StrPlacide

109

324

246

3

73

n

170

<(

252

271

«

44

«

110

t(

99

.<

172

«

84

X

151

u

65

IC

42

a

111

Totals. Civil Vote — Totaux, Vote civ

Military Votes— Votes militaires —

U 72

■■•■I

1,609
1
1
0

5,526
2
5
15

7,135
3
6
15

9

9

10,025

Dans le Royaume-Uni |

.

1,611

5,548

7,159

9

9

10,025

Ma]ori{|pour}^-''-S"t:ahl«,J,W7.

PORTNEUF (Electoral District— District Electoral)

1911 Population, 30,260.

Michel Sim^n Delisle.— Acclamation.

Pontiac
Portneuf

QUEBEC 17

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

QUEBEC COUNTY (COMTE) 19U— Population. 28.046.

(Electoral District — District electoral.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

No.

Ancienne-Lorette . . - 1

2

3

Giffard, Village 1

2

Beauport " 1

2

3

" Parish (Paroisse) 1

Cour\'ille. Village 1

Charlesbourg. Village 1

2

" Parish (Paroisse) 1

.... 2

St-G^rard-Magella 1

St-Ambroise, Village 1

2

3

Loretteville, " 1

2

3

St-Dunstan-du-Lac-Beauport 1

Laval. Ste-Brigitte-de, Parish (Par.).. 1

Ange-Gardien. Parish (Paroisse) 1

.... 2

Isle d'Orleans, (Ste-Petronille) 1

(St- Francois) 1

(Ste-Famille) 1

(St-Pierre) 1

(St-Jean) 1

■' (St-Laurent ) 1

St-Gabriel-de-Valcartier 1

St-Gabriel, West (Quest) 1

Stoneham & Tewkesbury, Townships

(Cantons) 1

Stoneham & Tewkesbur>', Townships

(Cantons) 2

St-Gregoire, Montmorency, Village.. . . 1

". 2

.... 3

Xotre-Dame-des-Laurentides 1

Totals, Civil Vote-Totaux, Vote civil 40

Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America

Dans I'Amerique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals — Totaux

Candidates .
Candidats.

Joseph
Edouard
Barnard.

Henri

Edgar

Lavigueur.

Votes.
168
178
172

98
106
121
207
148
142
234

94
108
100
116
140
138
127
111
110

82
125

146
143

157
134
38
54

41
164
158
135
126

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Re-
jected

Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes

Voters

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

MljoJui pourlH*"" E'JS" Lavigueur. 4.2SJ.

Quebec County (Comte)

178 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n<5rale.

QL'EB£C EAST (EST). (Electoral District— District Electoral) 1911— Population. 30.922.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnds.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs.

sur
la liste.

Arrondissements dc Scrutin.

Ferdinand
Omer
Drouin.

Tres

Honorable

Sir

Wilfrid

Laurie r.

Re-
jected

Rejetfis.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s

St-J

QufeBEc Crrr (CrrE)
ohn, Ward (Quartier StrJean). . .

No.

. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 9
. 10
. 11
. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
. 17
. 18
. 19
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24
. 25
. 26
. 27
. 28
. 29
. 30
. 30a
. 31
. 31a
. 32
. 33
. 34
. 35
. 36
. 37
. 38
, 39
. 40
. 41
. 42
. 43
. 44
. 45
. 46
. 47

Votes.

25
12
10
8
8
12
12
7
6
2
10
12
11
10
9

5
5
11
9
12
12
7
8
9
7
4
5
6
4
5
6

11
4
5
5
2
3
4
2
. 17
12
15
7
8
9
17
10

Votes.

160
139
200
139

95
193

97
153
129
138
181
111
129
143
141
163
148
185
141
138
154
139

82
158
104
152
154
173
166
111
103
208
(No Poll he
186
179
119
122

76
184
118
130
147
105
112
146
119
116
173
144

185
151
210
147
103
205
109
160
135
140
191
123
140
153
150
168
153
190
152
147
166
151

89
166
113
159
158
178
172
115
108
214
d-Pas de
197
183
124
127

78
187
122
132
164
117
127
153
127
125
190
154

6
2
1
1
2
2
1

6

284
198

< « .<

243

, ]| \,

180
145

( <( it

270

156

217

5

192

165

5

1

249
219
173

1

186
243

220

.. ** il

274

253

»« .. U

1

202
182

U .> ii

225

:: :: :: •■■

1
1

205
144
226

t< 4t t(

163

St-Roch, Ward (Quartier)

231

233

241

\..\.

1
3
1
1
scrutin)

250
155
149

265

« i( «4

245

:: :: :: ■■■••••■••

1
2
1

194
179
132
276

Limoilou, " "

3

1

201
176

^^ ,, j^

1

204

183

it a u

177

« « <>

198

1< u u

165

.< « u

178

it 11 n

277

« «

242

Totals Civil Vote— Totaux Vote civi
Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

1. 49

•■■■}

405
42
53
62

6,803
73
44
37

7,208
1.5
97
99

44

7

10,042

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord

Dans le Rovauma-Uni

\

}

Totals— Totaux

562

6,957

7,519

44

7

10,042

MajoritI ^ur^'^* Honorable Sir Wilfrid Laurier, «,3»5

Quebec East (Est)

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gencrale.

QUEBEC SOUTH (SUD) (Electoral District— District Electoral). 19!!— Population, 24, 163.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots.

Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

James

Archibald

Scott.

Charles
Gavan
Power.

Re-
jected

Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s

No.
Quebec, City (Cite).

St. Pct«r, Ward (Quartier St-Pierre) . 1

" " " " ' 3

Votes.

23
44
44
25
42
48
56

113
99
37
37
75
32
51
30
55
35
42
68

107
49
41
71
79
65

144
31
34

38
36

57

48
29
87

Votes.

118
123
133
80
83
129
125
106
111
83
144
149
121
75
82
128
158
136
132
91
73
57
143
104
104
79
87
129
74
110
63
70

82
109
94

141
167
177
105
125
177
181
219
210
120
181
224
153
126
112
183
193
178
200
198
122

98
214
183
169
154
231
160
108
148

99
127

130
138
181

5'

1

6
1
1

191
223
254
157

" " 5

201

" " " 6

2'

4

1

1
1

St^Louis " . 1

225

273

3

280

170

5

4

1

225

" " . . 6

270

Montcalm, Ward (Quartier) (Centre) . 7
" .. 8
" .. 9

1
1

8

200
175
140

" .. 10
" .. 11
" .. 12

2

1

245
250
230

" .. 13

West (Guest) 7

.. 8a

1
1

3

2

263
276

187

.. 8b

..9

.. 10

" " " .. 11

1
3

2

150
252
233
204

.. 12
.. 13

1

219
276

Belvedere, " 28

29

2

1

207
150

30a

217

30b

128

31

Silleiy, St-Columban-de —

1

2

1
3

170

175

2

178

" 3

238

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 35
Militarj' Vote.s — Votes militaires —

1,947
231
163
160

3,685
81
26
24

5,632
312

139
184

38

27

7,476

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

Totals — Totaux

2,501

3,816

6,317

38

27

7 476

Majority for 1
Majority pour/

Charles Gavan Power, 1,315.

Quebec South (Sud)

180 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

QUEBEC WEST (Ol'EST) (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 30,506.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondi88ement3 de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn&s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

George
Parent.

Henri
Chass6.

Rejected
Rejetfo.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^.

Quebec City (Cite).

No.

. 1

2

'. 3
. 4
. 5

• S

'. 8
. 9
. 10
. 11
. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
. . 17
.. 18
. . 19
. . 20
. . 21
, . 22
.. 23
.. 24
.. 25
.. 26
.. 27
.. 28
.. 29
.. 30
.. 31
.. 32
.. 33
.. 34
.. 35
.. 36
.. 37
.. 38
. . 39
.. 40
.. 1
.. 2
.. 1
.. 1
.. 1
.. 2
.. 1
.. 1
.. 1

Votes.
172
155
146
131
150
109
121
177

77
125
157
172
147
173
183
185

95
120
130

92

84
165
148
178
124
106
143
151
189
152
116

75
148
163
102

lis

99
59
49
94

124
65
22
88

162
94
71

120

118
61

Votes.
8
8
9
4
9
5
6
6

9
7
7
6
11
2
6
4
5

1
3
6
4
6
6
3
9
8
8

2
2
6
8
1
7
5
1
12
5
12
15
11
16
5
4
1
2
22
4

180
163
155
135
159
114
127
183
79
134
164
179
153
184
185
191
99
125
137
93
87
171
152
184
130
109
152
159
197
157
118
77
154
171
103
122
104
60
61
99
136
80
33
104
167
98
72
122
140
65

1
1

2

233

212

11 It

204

<t «

199

« «

1
1

1

2

221

•> «

156

It tt

169

« «

253

u tt

2

2

i'

2
5

100

" "

186
229

:: :: ■•■■■•••■

236
205
250

230

St-Sauveur, Ward (.Quartier)

1

282
143

177

:: :: •■■•••■

1
1

2

183
134
150
225

w

205

tt a

262

"t "t ■■■■■■■

r

7

1

io

5

3

167
150
198
221
266

11 »

207

tt u

14

10

195

11 «

113

tt (1

199

St-Malo, Ward (Quartier)

4

;■

219
155

1

163

Stadacona, Village

149

91

tt «

97

tt ti

142

160

90

La Petite Hiv-iere

36

St-F61ix du Cap Rouge

141

1

200

187

107

142

191

78

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux, Vote ci\
Military Vote — Votes militaires —

U 50

)

1

}

6,202
120
32
38

321
31
26
82

6,523
151
58
120

39

44

8.908

Dans I'Amf rique du Nord

Totals— Totaux

6,392

460

6.852

39

44

8,908

MMr;jur)«-'se Parent, 5,932.

Quebec West (Quest)

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

RICHELIEU (Electoral District— District electoral) 1911— Population 19,810

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Pierre
Joseph
Arthur
Card in

Edward
Andre "D.

Morgan.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

I Not
Rejected counted

Rejetfe.| Pas

compt^s

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.

Sorel, City (Cit6) 1

2

3

4

S

" " 6

7

: 7(a)

8

9

9(a)

Ste-.\nne-de-Sorel, Parish (Paroisse).. 1

2

St-Pierre " " ..1

StJoseph " " . . 1

2

" " Village 1

2

St^Roch-de-Richelieu —

Parish (Paroisse) 1

2

St-Ours, Parish (Paroisse) 1

2

Town (Ville) 1

Ste-Victoire, Parish (Paroisse) 1

2

St-Robert, " 1

2

St-Louis-de-Bonsecours, " .... 1

.... 2

St-Aim^. Parish (Paroisse) 1

2

3

Massueville, Village 1

Totals, Civil ^'ote— Totaux, Vote civil 33

Military Votes — Votes militaires; —

Within North -America l

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord /

Within United Kingdom \

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

On the Continent of Europe \

Sur le continent d'Europe J

Totals— Totaux

Votes.
169
150
69
173
178
175
155
60
193
150
71
99
50
59

122
50
102
105
129
80
83
90
151
93
43
66
37
53
109

3,341

Votes.
45
36
34
32
35
51
31
21
57
37
31
13
26

267
225
125
242
247
281
228
95
308
223
115
124
87
91
70
75

140
123
159
175
170
170
184
114

75
200

Majaritr for
MajoritI pour

Pierre Joseph Arthur Cardin, 2,521.

Richelieu

182 QUEBEC

Thirtci'iilh CJencral Election — Treizi^me Election G<''n<''ralc.

RICHMOND AND (ET) WOLFE (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population 39,491

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemonts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
C'andidats.

Marcus
George
Crombie

Edmund
William
Tobin.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnis .

Rejected
Rejetfe

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfes.

Voters
on
list.

Electcurs

Bur
la liste.

RlCHMONT) ^

Danville, Village (A— K)

(D-Z)

Shipton, Township (Canton )

Cleveland , "

Richmond, Town (Ville) (A— C)

(D— K)
(I^O)
(P-Z)

Melbourne, Village,

Melbourne & Brompton Gore,
Township (Canton)

Kingsbury, Village

New Rockland , "

Brompton, Township (Canton)

Bromptonville, Town (VJIe)

St-Francois-Xavier-de-Brompton

Stoke, Township (Canton)

Ascot Corner

Windsor, Township (Canton)

Windsor, Town (VUle), East (Est)....

" South (Sud)

" " North (Nord). . .

Windsor, Town.ship (Canton)

(St-Claude)

St-George-de-Windsor, Township,

(Canton)

Asbestos, Village (A — F)

(G-L)
(M-Z)

Wolfe

Wotton, Township (Canton) 1

2

3

St-Camille 1

2

Ham, North (Nord) 1

" 2

Ham, Township (Canton),

(St-.\drien) 1

Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes-de-Ham 1

Wolfcsto%vn, Township (Canton) 1

.... 2

StJacques-le-Majeur-de-WoUestown.. . 1

St-Fortunat, Mun 1

Garthby , Township (Canton) 1

Beaulao. \'illage 1

D'Israeli, Parish (Paroisse) 1

Village 1

2

Stratford, Township (Canton) 1

Richmond and (et) Wolfe

36
HI

20
3

81

98
1.52
108

145
52
148
116
102

190
106
139

06
156
130

49
157
110
105

147
84
87
74

82

84

115

117

111

114

133

142

207

212

QUEBEC 183

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

RICHMOND AND (ET) WOLFE (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats .

Valid
votes
polled

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins .

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs
sur

la liste.

Marcus
George
Crombie.

Edmnnd
William
Tobin.

Rejected
Rcjetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt6s.

No.

Votes.
8
S

3
3
10
79
23
18
52

Votes.
100
118

105
149
131
83
106
26
99

108
126.

132

169

StrRaymond-de-Weedon,

108
152
141
162
129
44
151

136

3

187

Ham, South (Sud), Parish (Paroisse). 1

172

191

2

• " 3

2

189
64

Marbleton, Village 1

197

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 66

Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North America \

1,402

29
71
132

6,410

3

20
15

7,812

32
91
147

37

6

9.660

Totals— Totaux . ...

1,634 ' 6.448 8.082 j 37 j 6

9,660

Majority for
Majority pour

Edmund WiiUani Tobin, 4,814.

RIMOUSKI (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population 23,951

Joseph Emile Stanislas Emmanuel D'.\njou. — Acclamation.

Richmond and (et) Wolfe
Rimouski

184 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election Cien(?rale.
ST. ANN (STE-ANNE) (Electoral District— District Sectoral). 1911— Population, 41,541.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Honour-
able
Charles
Joseph
Dohcr
ty

Daniel
Gallerj'

James
John
Ed-
mund

Guerin

Valid
votes
polled .

Votes
valides
donnfes

Rejected
Rejetfs.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfg.

Voters

M0NTRE.4L, CITY (Cixt)

St. James, Ward (Quartier St-Jaeq.

St. George, Ward (Quartier)

St-Anne's, Ward (Quartier Ste-Anne).

St-Gabriel, Ward (Quartier).

.(A-L)
(M-Z)
(A-L)
(M-Z)
(A-L)
(M-Z"

(A-K)
(L-Z)
(A-G)
(H-O)
(P-Z)

(A-L)
(M-Z)
)A-K)

(L-Z)

Verdun, City (Citf ) (A-H )

(I-Z)

(A-J)

(K-Z)

46
47
47

48
. (A-L) 49

Votes.

124
164
110

72

77
138

71
131
106
128

79
137

79
125

92
153

127
102
143
108
159
156
103

87
101
102
118
100
110

77
142
102
109
102
174

77
118
109
100

144
153
138
120
135
109
155
133

St. Ann (Ste-Anne)

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

ST. ANN (STE-ANNE) (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.^fin.

Polling Divisions.
Airondissements de Serutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Va.id
votes
polled.

Votes
vaiides
donnfe.

Bai.ots.
Bu.letins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

la liste.

Honour-
able
Charles
Joseph
Doher-
ty.

Daniel
Gallery

James
John
Ed-
mund

Guerin.

Reject'd
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

pIs

compt6s

No.
Verdun, City, (:Cit#) (M-Z) 49

Votes.
64

102
60
56
76
42
43
72
66
42
65
53
72
92
65
62

115
81
66
80
95
84
68
68
66
63
89
79

115
98
81
97
87
98

114

Votes.
0

Votes.
39
79
43
26
47
57
59

109
52
58
58
46
89
54
56
38
25
24
41
54
23
26
53
39
50
74
79

100
29
23
34
28
32
18
11

103
182
105

83
125
100
105
182
120
101
125

99
161
149
122
100
142
107
108
135
118
110
122
107
119
138
169
182
145
121
116
127
119
116
126

170

50

(.\-L) 51

1

248
135

" " (M-Z) 51

2

52

160

. . (.\-J) 53

1

(K-Z) 53

133

54

228

" " (.'V-K) 55

137

(L-Z) 55

1

14
3

138

" " (.4-K) 56

143

(L-Z) 56

163

57

58

(A-J) 59

3

1

1
3

207
194
145

" . (J-Z) 59

2

154

(.•V-L) 60

(.M-Z) 60

(.\-H) 61

8

1

" " (I-Z) 61

153

(.\-H) 62

156

(I-Z) 62

130

63

189

" " .. (A-K) 64

1
2

i'

3

2

153

" " (L-Z) 64

151

65

66

191

67

243

68

1
1

6

.. (A-K) 69

(L-Z) 69

152

(.A.-K) 70

(L-Z) 70

5

1
5

.(A-K) 71

166

(L-Z) 71

149

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaus, Vot« civil 94
Militarj' Votes — Votes militaires —

6,346

282

639

1,079

314

4,247

43
63
63

10,907

329
702

1,143

108

127

14,232

Totals — Totaux

8,346

319

4,416

13,081

108

127

14 23''

Majority for

Majorlll p„l.,}HonourabIe Charles Joseph Dohert, , over(sur) 1,Tnlel GaSerrsTe^^

/James John Edmund Guerin, 3,93t.

St. Ann (Ste-Anne)

186 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.
ST. ANTOINE (Electoral District— District Electoral) 1911— Population 34,794.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements do Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Sir Herbert
Brown
Ames.

WUliam

James

Hushion.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.

Rejected
Rejet6s.

Not
counted.

Pas
oompt£s.

Voters
on
list.

MONTREAL, CITY (cIT6) No

St-Joseph, Ward (Quartier) 1

12

13

14

13

16

17

18

19

20

St. Andrew, Ward (Quartier St-Andr6). 21

.. 23
.. 24
.. 25
.. 26
.. 27
.. 28
.. 29
.. 30
.. 31
.. 32
.. 33
.. 34
.. 35
.. 36
. . 37
.. 38
.. 39
.. 40
.. 41
.. 42
.. 43
.. 44
. . 45
.. 46
. . 47
.. 48
.. 49
.. 50
.. 51
.. 52

Totals Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 52
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America 1

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord J

Within United Kingdom 1

Dans le Royaume-Uni '. I

On the Continent of Europe I

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaux

Votes.
21
32
10

18

82

25
63
52
17
39
46
61
34
41
53
51
93
50
84
82
56
73
80

122
59

110
88
54
78

108
51
84
83

103
109
64
140
68
84
122
91
80
98
140
193
155
159

4,010
230
596
827

5,663

Votes.
58
59
67
97
62
91
89

142
51
45

164
81

145
101
53
93

120
123

16

96

18

140

26

85

23

133

34

122

12

66

26

104

28

136

17

68

26

no

24

107

13

106

39

171

17

97

16

119

32

141

7

71

25

165

18

86

17

101

25

147

11

102

12

92

10

108

12

152

13

206

8

163

52

211

2,427

6,437

39

269

33

629

50

877

2.549

8.212

Majority for Ics-
Majorit« pourj "^

Herbert Brown Ames, 3,114.

St. Antoine

QUEBEC 187

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

ST-DENIS (Electora 'District— District Electoral). 1911— Population. 45,141.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates .

Rom^o
Houlfe.

Louis
Omnes

MaiUS.

phonse
Ver-

ville.

Valid
votes
poued.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots

, Not
Rejected j:oun ted

Rejet^s.

Pas
comptfe

Voters
on
list.

724
1340
138
116
1237
31
1554
1492
1569
722
1291
730
202
205
206
324
264
350
271
202
300
320
220
882
1040
368
461
460
316
841
743
1442
83
800
231

491
697
893
1185
2134
310
479
463
2220
3317
2211
1236
94
1848
2.575
2612
2365
1717
747
750
1908
2425
2580
2667

MOXTREAL, CITY (CIt6) No.

Drolet 1

St-Denis 2

Bienville 3

Bienville ". 4

Berri 5

Pontiac 6

St-Hubert 7

; 8

9

Mentana 10

St-Andre 11

Mentana 12

Christophe Colomb 13

" 14

Breboeuf 15

Chambord 16

De Lanaudiere ♦ 17

18

19

Fabre 20

" 21

Marquette 22

23

Papineau 24

25

Marquette 26

Gamier 27

De Lanaudiere 28

De Laroche 29

Mentana 30

" ;. 31

St-Denis 32

Drolet 33

Rivard 34

Des Carrieres 35

Lamonciere 36

Des Carrieres 37

Laurier East (Est) 38

Chambord . 39

De Lanaudiere 40

Gamier 41

Laurier East (Est) 42

De LaRoche 43

St. Hubert 44

Bellechasse 45

St. Valier 46

St-Valier 47

St. Hubert 48

49

50

De LaRoche 51

De Xormanville 52

Papineau 53

Christophe Colomb 54

Christophe Colomb 55

St-Andre 56

Chateaubriand 57

St-Valier 58

59

St-Denis 60

Drolet : 61

" 62

" 63

115
65
43
76
89
122
95
92
118
103
92
123
141
137
61
96
152
85
93
62
116
123
67
81
121
116
50
78
99
84
85
71

178
140
121
153
77
50
89
74
115
106
86
76
112
105
81
118
102
109
102
70
93

St. Denis

188 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizicme Election Gen6rale.

ST. DEXIS (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Suite.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats .

Romfo
Hould.

Louis
Omnes
Maim.

Al-

phonsc

V'ei^

ville.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfes

Not
counted

Pas
comptfe

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.
Montreal, City (Cit6).

896 St-Valicr 64

1836 Chateaubriand. 65

2630 St-Hubert 66

2561 " 67

1841 Bover 68

1770 De LaRoche 69

1753 " 70

1404Fabro 71

3155 Christophe Colomb 72

1965 Boyer 73

2731 St-Hubert 74

2796 " 75

lUo St-Valier 76

1182 " 77

2743 Drolet 78

2164 Parthenais 79

2374 Bordeau , 80

2257-\. Papincau 81

2620 Cartier 82

2380 Chabot 83

2436 .. " 84

2596 Bordeau 85

1290 St. Zotique 86

3148 Des Ecores .".87

2992 Cartier 88

2013 Gouin Blvd 89

1549 " 90

6525 Waverlv 91

1245 Gouin Blvd 92

5302 Lajeunesse 93

6502 " 94

6451 " 95

6420 Peloquin 96

6154 St. Charles 97

3875 Lajeunesse 98

3828 " 99

391 1 Henri Julien 100

1247 Cremazie, Blvd 101

102

1377 Cremazie, Blvd 103

1520 Alexandra ; 104

3206 Casgrain 105

1223 Rochambeau 106

3756 Drolet 107

3167 St-Denis 108

3298 Berri 109

1060 Cremazie, Blvd 110

3628 St. Gerard Ill

2981 Des Beiges 112

3529 B^noni 113

3664 St. Hubert 1 14

3627 St. Andr^ 115

3667 Bover 116

3327 St. Andre 117

2201 De LaRoche 118

1891 " 119

3440 Christophe Colomb 120

2223 Boyer 121

3271 St. Hubert 122

3342 " 123

3254 Letang 124

2498 Chateaubriand 125

Votes.

132
64
97
95
70
51
33
43
77
95
91
90

104
81

128
81
41
58
66
65
40

140
65
102
106
86
67
47
53

94
90

111
90

144
89
49
59
71

0

9

9 ,

1

34

48

0

53

67

2

63

73

I

72

78

1

95

101

1

49

52

0

43

53

n

32

32

0

28

28

1

68

72

1

78

82

0

57

57

0

62

69

0

66

67

1

52

56

0

66

74

2

87

92

3

53

62

0

65

71

0

86

90

0

116

121

3

83

89

(Pas deVoteurs — No Voters).

St. Denis

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

ST. DENIS (ElectoralDistrict— District Electoral)— Con— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Sorutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn4s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

Us".

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Rom€o
Houle.

Louis
Omnes
MaiUg.

Al-

phonse

Ver-

ville.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes

No.

MOXTREAL, CITY (OTi:)

2935 St-Andre 126

2303 Chateaubriand 127

Votes.

5
3

4

I

Votes.

0

1
0
2

1

Votes.

70
84
48
60
86
55

87
56
64
93
58

1

Ill
110

2248 Pt- Denis 128

85

315 Belanger 129

3034 Drolet 130

4

• 115
119

3196 St-Hubert Wl

70

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaus, Vote civillSl

Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America 1

Dans I'Araerique du Nord /

Within United Kingdom 1

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

On the Continent of Europe \

Sur le continent d'Europe /

2
1
2

95

0
0
0

9,509

76
57
66

10,477

78
58
68

101

14

14, 508

Totals— Totaus...:

878

95

9,708

10,681

101

14

14,508

Majority for . i„h«n<!p Verville over siir Ronifo Houlf.S.SSO.
Majority pouFj ""P"""** \er\ille, o\n sur ^o^j^ Omnes Malllf. 9,613.

ST-HYACINTHE-BOOTLLE (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population, 35,473.

Louis Joseph Gauthier.— .Acclamation.

ST. J.4MES (ST-J.ICQUES) Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population. 44.057

Louis- .\udet Lapointe.— .Acclamation.

St, Denis
St. Hyacinthe-Rouville
St. James (St-Jacques)

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G(§n6rale.

ST. JOHNS {ST-JEAN et) and IBEBVILLE

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 21.882.

Candidates.
Candidats.

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Arrondisseraents de Scrutin.

Marie
Joseph
Demers.

Pierre
Julien
Dor6.

Rejected
Rejetfo.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^.

No.
StJean, Town (Ville) .' 1

Votes.

81
110

82
118
150
160
191
146
168
122
120

105
94

136
64

89
108

149
53

57
94

23
114
125
124

39

92
171

95
126
146
107
108

60

100

158
55
92

101

Votes.
21
16
28

3
12

6 ,

6

8

8

1

1

0

6
0

8
2

28
18

3
15

24

3
1
0
0
1

0
0
0

1

0

8

1
0

2

102
126
110
121
162
166
197
154
176
123
121

105
96

142
64

97
110

177
71

60
109

47
119
128
125

39

92
172

96
126
146
107
109

60

108

159
55
94

103

3

.,.,5

2

3

1
2
1

i'

" ■ " 4

177

5

234

" " 6

239

293

8

208

9

253

St-Joan, Parish (Paroisse) 10

.~^t-Luc, Parish (Paroisse) H

1

147
154

.~<te-Marguerite-de-Blairfindie, Parish
(Paroisse) 12

118

13

112

Ste-Blaise, Parish (Paroisse) 14

185

15

St-Paul de I'lsle-aux-Noix, Parish
(Paroisse) 16

J 00

138

Notr^Dame-du-Mont-Carmel, Parish
(Paroisse) 18

2.38

" " 19

97

St. Bemard-de-Lacolle, Parish (Pa-

8C

" .. 21
St-Bernard de Rexham, Parish
(Paroisse) 22

1

147
91

Iberville, Town (Ville) 23

24

25

1
1

179
175
163

39

27

119

St-Gregoirc, Parish (Paroisse) 28

29

1

197
108

Ste-Brigide, " 30

173

31

1

162
140

" 33

136

VUlage 34

Ste-Anne-de-Sabrevois, Parish (Pa
roisse) 35

1

71

129

St. George-d" Henry ville. Parish (Pa-

1S4

. 37

03

St-S6bastien, Parish (Paroisse) 38

125

" .. 39

118

Totals. CivU ^'otf— Totaux. Vote civil 39
Militar>- \'otes — \'otes militaires —

Within North America ^

Dans I'Amerique du Nord I

4.233
13
15
10

241
16
46
60

4.474
29
61
70

12

3

5,941

Dans le Royaum^Uni j

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals— Totaux

4,271

363

4,634

12 3

5,941

ffiiU po'ur>*"'« '•««»»» »*«*«' ''9*8-

St, John tSt-Jean et) and Iberville

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election- — Treizieme Election Generale.

ST. LAWREXCE— (ST-LAURENT)— ST-GEOKGE.

(Electoral District — District electoral).

1911— Population 38,883.

Candidates.

Ballots.

. —

Valid

—

Voters

Candidats.

votes

Bulletins.

on

Polling Divisions.

polled.

list.

AiTonciissements de Scrutin.

Honourable

Charies
Colquhoun
Ballantyne.

William

Votes

Rejected

.Not
count«d.

Electeurs

Clement
Munn.

valides
donn^.

Rejetfe.

Pas
comptes.

sur
la liste.

No.

Votes.

Votes.

MONTREAL, dTY (Cirt).

St. Lawrence, Ward (Quartier St-

Laurent )

1

7

8

15

1

20

.. 2

2

15

17

2

32

*( »<

.. 3
4

1
15

14
10

15
25

23

**

2

45

.1

.5

15

20

35

1

51

■ 5

11
17

9
26

20
43

26

2

2

64

" *'

.' s

. 9

4
13

24
40

28
53

41

u

i'

5'

69

"

. 10

55

39

94

13

141

'' "

. 11
. 12

31
21

27
15

58
36

97

it u

i'

57

. 13
. 14

19
24

57
67

76
91

101

.< i<

2

9

142

" "

. 15

7

45 •

52

10

79

" "

. 16

2

22

24

1

41

• 4 .i

. IT

. 18

8
5

58
29

66
34

94

" "

7'

70

'* "

. 19

3

30

33

i'

1

64

" "

. 20

3

49

52

1

88

" "

. 21

1

9

10

i'

13

" "

. 22

65

34

99

2

i

114

" '*

. 23

34

25

59

9

71

" "

. 24

51

22

73

2

106

it t(

. 25
. 26

96
45

39
46

135
91

174

" "

i'

ii

134

*i u

. 27
. 28

34

44

24
56

58
100

71

" "

s'

144

u u

. 29

27

65

92

4

129

'* "

. 30

6

20

26

1

35

" "

. 31

15

35

50

2

3

70

« "

. 32

58

40

98

2

131

" ''

. 33

43

16

59

8

93

. 34

83

29

112

i

3

142

. 35

53

20

73

4

90

.< »

. 36

68

43

111

i

22

171

" "

. 37

31

28

59

1

28

103

" "

. 38

33

43

76

11

120

" **

39

40

27

67

15

99

"

. 40

15

33

48

27'

23

132

"

. 41

31

47

78

1

104

tl

. 42

6S

23

91

1

110

" "

. 43

78

35

113

5

131

" "

. 44

71

25

96

5

121

(t , «

. 45

. 46

-56
67

26
35

82
102

107

u u

3

134

" *i

. 47
. 48

36
20

13

49

49
69

57

" "

2'

98

" "

. 49

27

42

69

i

8

95

« u

. 50
. 51
. 52

6
29
3

48
57
13

54
86
16

73

.* u

96

" "

8

2'

40

St. Geo rge'sWard (Quartier St-GeorgE

) 53

14

12

26

4

4

42

" "

. 54

22

10

32

3

59

" "

. 55

21

38

59

4

81

** '*

. 56

14

24

38

5

62

it it

. 57

50

22

72

34

126

" "

. 58

79

32

111

23

132

'* **

. 59

43

10

53

32

113

" "

. 60

46

41

87

3

12

127

>t it

. 61

30

9

39

24

81

St. Lawrence- (St-Laurent) -St. George

192 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^'n^rale.

ST. LAWRENCE— (ST-LAURENT)-ST. OEORd'E-Con.—Fin.
(Electoral District — District Electoral).

i

Candidates .

Ballots.

-

Valid

—

Voters

Candidats.

votes

Bulletins.

on

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

polled.
Votes

list.
Electoura

Honourable

Charles
Colquhoun
Ballantyne.

William

Rejected

Not
counted.

Clement

valides

—

—

sur

Munn.

donnas .

Rejet^s.

Pas
comptfe.

la liste.

No.

Votes.

Votes.

MONTREAL, crrY (cit£).

St. George's Ward(QuartierSt-George) 62

29

13

42

1

59

•' .. 63

18

19

37

i

11

66

" .. 64

64

18

82

4

100

" .. 65

46

. 19

65

4

86

" .. 66

81

36

117

i

162

" .. 67

90

86

36

27

126
113

167

" .. 68

1

148

" .. 69

1.35
114

26
14

161
128

197

" .. 70

2

133

" .. 71

34
130

6

25

40
155

49

" .. 72

9

167

" .. 73

185

18

203

2

237

" .. 74

150

11

161

2

8

208

" .. 75

68

11

79

1

6

91

" .. 76

74

25

99

1

6

123

" .. 77

75
125

21

28

96
153

113

" .. 78

9

185

" (A-K) 79

74

14

88

6

120

" (L-Z) 79

84

14

98

5

114

" .. 80

140

22

162

9

201

Totals, Civil Vott^Totaux, Vote civil. 81

3,718

2,272

5,990

67

459

8,202

Military ^'otes — Votes militaires —

531

58

589

Dans r.\m^rique du Nord /

641

28

669

916

45

961

Sur Ic continent d'Europe /

5,806

2,403

8,209

67

459

8,202

Majoriti pour Honourable Charles Colquhoun BaUaotyne, 3,«3

ST. M.\RY (STE-MARIE) (Electoral District— District electoral).

1911— Population, 62,521.

Hernias Deslauriers. — .Acclamation.

SHEFFORD (Electoral District— District electoral).

George Henri Boivin.— Acclamation.

1911— Population, 23,976.

St. Lawrence-(St-Laurent)-St. George

St. Mary (Ste-Marie)

Shefford

QUEBEC 193

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

SHEBBHOOKE (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 23,211.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidata.

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn^.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeura

sur
la liste.

William
Stewart
Davidson.

Francis

"N"
McCrea.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^.

No.
Sherbrooke, Crry (Crri;).

East Ward, (Quartier Est) (A-K) 1

(I^Z) 1

Votes.

10
33
51
36
23
26
74
34
39
41
22
29
28
30
82
34
34
18
17
69
118
39
21
72
15
15
118
88
149
124
138
112
144
125
174
24
77
91
56
100
92
18
60
11
2
32
27
13

Votes.

123
137
101
110
162
140
71
55
103
73
181
135
147
145
153
115
100
135
114
167
82
85
177
92
106
100
18
12
76
96
15
9
12
42
50
91
11
35
43
30
85
67
41
43
17
21
96
73

133
170
152
146
185
166
145

89
142
114
203
164
175
175
235
149
134
153
131
236
200
124
198
161
121
115
136
100
225
220
153
121
156
167
224
115

88
126

99
130
177

85
101

54

19

53
123

86

195

226

" " ... 2

3

2

1

8'

2

i

1

195

3

195

" " 4

247

5

226

6

177

150

... .(A-K) 8

186

(I^Z) 8

151

(A-K) 9

(L-Z) 9

... .(A-K) 10

(I^Z) 10

11

West Ward (Quartier Quest). . .(.i-K) 12

(L-Z) 12

(A-K) 13

(L-Z) 13

13a

14

2

1
6
2
2

i

3
4

1
4

5

2

235
196
213
228
285
184
151
168
150
281
258

Ontre Ward (Quratier Centre) 15

155

16

17

... .(A-K) 18

4

2

238
220
157

(L-Z) 18

164

North Ward (Quartier Xord) . .(A-K) 19
(L-Z) 19

1

159
149

20

21

1

272
295

.... (A-K) 22

204

(L-Z) 22

153

23

Lennorv-ille, Village 24

" 25

2

1

185
196
265

Ascot, Township (Canton) 26

171

27

28

29

1
2

117
186
114

30

165

31

252

Ascot Comer 32

Orford, Township (Canton)'. 33

5

95
123

34

64

35

20

36

St-Elie-d 'Orford 37

1

64
141

38

91

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 48
Military- Votes — Votes militaires — •
Within North America \

2,785
84
239
301

4.092
13
18
28

6,877
97*
257
329

61

23

8.712

fe Sur le continent d'Europe /

3.409

4.151

7.560

51

23

8,712

Majority for \ii>-,„-|g .
Majority pour;*™"*'*

N" HcCrea, 742

Sherbrooke

194 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election G^n^rale.

8TANSTEAD (Electoral District— District Electoral).

1911— Population, 20.765.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
laliste.

Willis

Keith

Baldwin.

William

Lewis

Shurtleff.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

pIs
compt£s.

St-Hermfn^gilde

Barford, North (Nord)

South (Sud)

No.
1
2
3

4

5

6

7

8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15

16

17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28

29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41

Votes.
124
104
37

69

64

23

72

66
75
83
158
91
62
19
30

57

37
31
104
36
89
113
168
148
135
106
59
87

45
80
37
96
61
65
63
58
94
62
73
17
22

Votes.
2
23
25

79

67

28

16

34
121
24
14
81
54
80
79

56

87
64
11
23
87
67
64
26
20
30
21
38

47
54
57
41
55
53
101
45
54
50
65
73
48

126
127
62

148

131

51

88

100
196
107
172
172
116
99
109

113

124
95
115
59
176
180
232
174
155
136
80
125

92
134

94
137
116
118
164
103
148
112
138

90

70

245

1

168
99

Barnston, Township (Canton), Barns-

1

199

Barnston, Township (Canton), Way's
Mills

179

Barnston, Township (Canton), Heath-

3
2

2

100

Barnston, Township (Canton), Bald-
win's Mills

Barnston, Township (Canton), Stan-
hope

106
128

247

i'

1
2

137
198
207

106

11 w

125

Diiville, Village

Hatley, Township (Canton), Hatley

Centre

Hatley, Township (Canton), Reed's

Crossing

Hatley North. (Nord), Village

Ste-Catherine-de-Hatley

Magog, Town (Ville)

1
1

131
159
169

130

1

1

124
72
274

241

Magog, Township (Canton)

1

4

2

3'

2

266
226
220
229
254

119

Stanstead, Township (Canton) —

Georgeville

Fitch Bay

Marlington •

145

175

173

168

175

Stanstead Plain. Village

Rock Island. Village..

1

179
212

2

176
210

Beebe "

2

2

139
154

Ayer's Cliff "

East Hatley "

1

111
91

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil
Military' ^'otcs — Votes militaires —

41

3,020
3
10
14

2,064
35
96
151

5,084
38
106
165

20

17

6,966

Dans I'Ani^rique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals— Totaux

3,047

2,346

5,393

20

17

6,966

Mtl JSur ]™^ *'*«»• 8""'"'°' «»•

Stanstead

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Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

TEMISCOUATA (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Populatii

195

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
^ Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeur

sur
la liste.

Charles

Arthur

Gauvreau.

Luc
LeBel.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfes.

Votes.
211

Votes.

3
4
2
2

1
1
2
5
4
5
3

7
7

14
1
9

16
9
6
4
6
3
0
5

2

26

13
9
6
9

5
13

23

35
6

17
3
9

14

1
16
25
14
30
24
37
40
33
21
33
26
14
1
0

214
116

85
137
160
123

64

67
190

85
132

58
142
136
166
103
103
137
65
56
177
69
43
129

125

171

89
107
134
134

159
133

149
196

47
151

43
189
163

101
145
102

88
152
149
152
147
119
149
179
140
118
137

56

112

177

83

104

135
159
122
62

1
1
1

172
183
175
97

62

92

186
80
129

1
1

235
103

51

63:

135
122

1

212
162

165

202

9

87

2

133

128
59
52

171

1
3
2

203
81
72

218

66

74

43

124

156

123

154

145

209

76

103

98

140

128

166

125

161

1.54

193

120

152

126

244

161

276

41

57

134
40

1

190
63

180

233

149

100
129
77

2

1
1

185

117
188
163

74

121

122
125
115
107
86
128
146
114

1
2
2
3

1
2

1

209
210
189
204
159
199
203
185

104
136

2

144
158

56

61

Trois-Pistoles, Town (Ville) 1

" Parish (Paroisse) 2

Ste. Franfoise, " 5

B^gon (St. Jean-de-Dieu), 6

7

St.Jean-Baptiste-de 1' Isle- Vert* 9

.. 10

.. 11
Notre- Dame-des -Sept -Douleurs-de-

rUe-Verte 12

St.-Eloi, Parish (Paroisse) 13

St.-Paul-de-la-Croix, Parish (Paroisse) 14

St.-Cyprien, Parish (Paroisse) 15

St.-Arsene, " 16

17

18

St.-Epiphane

Cacouna, Village 24

St.-George-de-Cacouna, Parish (Par-

25

St .-Patrice-de-la- Riviere-du-Loup. Par-
ish (Paroisse) 26

Notre-Dame-du-Portage, Parish Par-
oisse) 27

St.-Antonin, Parish (Paroisse) 28

29

St.-Modeste, " 30

St.- Louis-du-Ha-Ha, Parish (Par-
oisse) 31

.. 32
St.-Mathias-de-Cabano, Parish (Par-
oisse) 33

" (Squatteck),.
St.-Honor6, Parish (Paroisse)

34
35
36
37

Notre Dame du Lac, Parish (Paroisse) 38
" .. 39
St.-Eusfebe-de-Cabano, Parish (Par-
oisse) 40

Ste.-Rose-du-Dfegelf, " .41

" .. 42

Fraser\-ille, City (Cit^) 43

44
45

St.-Cl^ment Parish (Paroisse).

Temiscouata

196 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election- — Trcizieme Election Gen^rale.

T^MISCOUATA (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn^.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Charles

Arthur

Gau\Teau.

Luc
LeBel.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^.

No.

St. Joseph-de-la-Riviere-Blcue 55

.. 56
" 57

Votes.
102
93
84
108

Votes.
7
7
3
4

109
100
87
112

156

1

146
164

..58

2

141

Total Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 58
Military Votes — Votes mUitaires: —

6,444
8
11
26

645
4
22

24

7,089
12
33
50

35

1

9,163

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe '

Totals — Totaux

6,489

695

7,184

35

1

9,163

Majorill ^r;f »>"'^ A't»>"' Gauvreau. 5,794.

TERREBONNE (Electoral District— District Electoral).

1911— Population, 29,018.

i

Jules-Edouard Prfvost.— .4cclaination.

THREE RIVERS AND (TROIS-RITIERES ET) ST. lUAUBICE

(Electoral District — District electoral).

1919— Population, 36,153.

Jacques Bureau.— .\eclaiiiatioii.

Temiscouata

Terrebonne

Three Rivers and (Trois-Rivieres et) St. Maurice

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VAUDKEUIL-SOULANGES

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 20,43ff.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Gustave
Boyer.

Julien
Firmin
Bisson-

nette.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Votes.
60
129

Votes.

8

7
0
54
37
27
4
3
5

0

0

31

0
4

8

1
0

4

8

0
2

2

8
6

22
3
1
2

14
2

14

16
4
9
3

0

2

0

18

2
3

68

136
101
122
69
58
121
146
69

68

124
44

185
78

102

142

155

86
84

146

72

39
93

103

52
87

182
83
69
61
69

100
86

152
99
95
99

122

77

66

118

136
49

1

76
191

101

126

68

138

32

86

31

70

117

} 336
106

143

64

1

68
124

1

83
147

42

53

154
76
102

2

1

265
95
125

138

222

147

85

3

174
98

84

92

142
64
39

3
1

180
109
46

91

119

101

118

44
81
160
80

1
1

3

68
110
237
100

68
59
55

2
1

87
82
97

98

118

72
136
95

I

3

119
196
124

86

117

96
122

1

122
139

75

93

66

74

100

158

134
46

1

160
65

No
Ste-Jeanne — de — I'lle — Perrot, Parish

(Paroisse) 1

Ste-Jeanne — de — I'lle — Perrot, Parish

(Paroisse) 2

Vaudreuil, Village 3

Como, Village, (Hudson) 4

" (Hudson Heights) ... 5

6

Rigaud, Town (Ville) 7

7a

Pointe- Fortune, Village 8

Vaudreuil, Parish (Paroisse), (Bas

Petite-Cote) 9

Vaudreuil, Parish (Paroisse), (Haut

Petite-Cote) 10

Vaudreuil, Parish (Paroisse), (Fief).. 11

Dorion, Town (VUle) 12

Rigaud, Parish (Paroisse), (Brul^) .... 13
(St-Thomas) 14
" " (L'Anse) — 15
Ste-Marthe, Parish (Paroisse), (Vil-
lage) 16

Ste-Marthe, Parish (Paroisse, (Ste-

Marie) 17

Tres-St^R6dempteur, Parish (Paroisse 18
Ste-Justine, Parish (Paroisse), (Vil-
lage) 19

Ste-Justine, Parish (Paroisse), (Pever-

hill) 20

Ste-Justine, Parish (Paroisse), (Maga-

sin Rouge) 21

St-Lazare, Parish (Paroisse), (Village) 22
(Cote

St-Louis) 23

St-Lazare, Parish (Paroisse), (Ste-

Ang^lique) 24

Les-C^dres, (Village) 25

(Fleuve) 26

(St-F«r6ol) 27

" (St-Dominique) 28

C6teau-du-Lac, (Village) 29

(Fleuve) 30

" (Pont^Chateau) 31

Coteau-Landing, Village 32

Coteau-Station, Village 33

St-Clet, Parish (Paroisse) 34

(Ste-Anne).. 35

St-Polycarpe, ^'illage 36

St-Polycarpe, Parish (Paroisse), (Ste-

Marie) 37

St-Polycarpe, Parish (Paroisse), (Bas-

Riviere) 38

St-Polycarpe, Parish (Paroisse), (Ste-

Catherine 39

St-Telesphore, Parish (Paroisse), (St-

George) 40

St-Telesphore-Parish (Paroisse),

(ViUage) 41

Rivier^Beaudette, Village 42

Vaudreuil-Soulanges

198 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G6ndrale.

TAI;DBEUII/-S0LXANGES (Electoral District^District Electoral)— Con.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
AiTondissementa de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Gustave
Boyer.

Julien
Firmin
Bisson-
nette.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
complfes.

No.

St-Zotique, Parish (Paroisse), (Stc-

Votes.

37
93
40

Votes.

1
5
4

38
98
44

43

St-Zotique, Village, (St-Thomas) .. . . 44
(Village) 45

2

127
59

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux. Vote civil 46
Military Votes — Votes militaires —
Within North America 1

4,045
14
9
7

348

13
9
38

4,393
27
18
45

26

3

5.550

Within United Kingdom \

Dans le Royaume-Lni /

Sur le continent d Europe /

Totals— Totaux

4,075

408

4,483

26

3

5. 'WO

Ma]orul^ur}«-t-eBo.er.3,««.

Vaudreuil-Soulanges

QUEBEC
Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

WESTMOUNT— ST-HENRI

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population, 56,088.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
poUed.

Votes
valides
donnfis .

Ballots.
Bulletins .

Voters
on
list.

Eleeteurs

Bur
la liste.

Joseph
Alfred
Leduc.

Honorable

Joseph

Pierre

Albert

S^vigny.

Rejected
Rejetfis.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptfes.

Montreal, City (Cite).
Ste-Cunfegonde, Ward (Quartier)—

No.

. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 9
. 10
. 11
. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
. 17

. 18
. 19
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24
, 25
, 26
. 27
. 28
. 29
. 30
. 31
. 32
. 33
. 34
. 35
. 35a
. 36
. 36a
. 37
. 38
. 38a
. 39
. 40
. 41
. 42
. 43
. 44
. 45
. 46
. 47
. 48
. 48a
. 49
. 50
. 51
. 51a
. 52
. 53

Votes.

95
66
86
50
101
42
59
61
43
117
228
66
87
95
144
102
104

52
36
59
35
95
132
142
98
119
103
102
197
89
124
144
66
120
72
100
89
99
165
129
103
138
136
168
136
99
136
160
105
137
103
125
79
84
127
134
133
154

Votes.

80
40
64
38
45
5
10
14
4
3
8
9
4
8
13
5
7

42
60
78
63
37
14
41
7
4
13
18
29
9
4
6
4
6
13
52
26
23
62
20
45
13
2
6
12
5
8
18
8
5
40
23
6
72
12
12
6
21

175
106
150
88
146
47
69
75
47
120
236
75
91
103
157
107
111

94

96
137

98
132
146
183
105
123
116
120
226

98
128
150

70
126

85
152
115
122
227
149
148
151
138
174
148
104
144
178
113
142
143
148

85
156
139
146
139
175

242

109 Coursol

2

1

151

207

128

74 Quesnel

268

135 Vinet

120

1558 St-Jacques

563 Atwater

89

102

243 Delisle

5

66

308 "

123

331 Workman

271

184 Delisle

94

374 Workman

91 Vinet

67 "

58 "

980 Charlevoix

1

3

1

i

108
121
317
131
114

St-Henri, Ward (Quartier)—

43 Marin

78 "

1

121
116

1693 StJacques

170

734 St-Antoine

586 Atwater

564 "

561 Workman

1
3
2

i'

165
180
166
229

1538 Notre- Dame, West (Quest)...

65 Ste-Em^lie

25 Rose-de-Lima

122a "

i'

5
4
6

126
143
156
131

78a "

277

74 "

118

96a SteEm^lie

98a Turgeon

4

115
180

4 St-Leo

82

70 St-Augustin

1853 St-Jacques

1853 "

102 Park Ave

53 Convent

1

2

i'

2

r

6

159
178
190
171
159

1023 StAntoine

270

1088 "

1088 "

219 Ste-Marguerite

79 .St-Philippe

1

2
1

1

174
179
201
164

16 "

58 "

5

224

178

30 Ste-Marguerite

112 "

97 Pare George-Etienne-Cartier..

2
2

129
179
225

188 Beaudoin

138

2146 St-Jacques

1134 St-Antoine

1153 "

2163 StJacques

6

8'

3
2

7

180
191
184
103

196

168

130 "

183

110 Delinelle

169

179 "

i

211

Westmount — St-Henri

200 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election G6n6rale.

WESTMOfXT—ST-HEXRI— (Electoral District— District Electoral).— Con.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

,plecteur8

sur

la liste.

Joseph
Alfred
Leduc .

Honorable

Joseph

Pierre

Albert

Sfevigny.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfs

62 Palm

51 "

62 St-Rfmi

No.

. 54
. 55
. 56
. 57
. 58
. 59
. 60

. 61

62

63

. 64

. 65

. 66

. 67

. 68

. 68a

. 69

. 69a

. 70

. 71

. 72

72a

73

74

75

76

77

77a

78

78a

79

79a

80

80a

81

81a

82

83

Votes.

190
113
112
166
132
108
88

60
54
26
30
22
20
23
30
29
33
23
14
25
23
33
16
12
48
20
22
19
23
16
15
15
18
23
15
14
31
14

Votes.

9
5

12
8
6

27
8

159
152
153
137

89
158
102
124

85
107
138
179
161

67
114
184
173
144
169
141
130
141
174
107
126
130
105
100
117
149
104

199
118
124
174
138
135
96

219
206
179
167
111
178
125
154
114
140
161
193
186
90
147
200
185
192
189
163
149
164
190
122
141
148
128
115
131
180
118

i

2

227
138
146

615 St-.\mbroiac

432 St-Emflie

1

212
159

2310 St^acques

17 St<-Marie

3

163
112

Westmocnt, Cm- (Crri).

11 Brooks

127 Sclbv

i'

3
1
1

285
291

124 Clandeboye

110 Columbia

4206 Ste-Catherine, West (Quest)...

230
228
147

1219 Greene

224

4114 Ste-Catherine, West (Quest)...
1257 Greene

2

156
192

1257 "

404 Mount Pleasant

404 "

3

1

4

141
171
181

121 Westmount, Blvd

21 Stanton

4437 Sherbrooke, West (Quest)

4437 "

153 Hillside "

3'

6

1

1

i'

248
267
133
190
251

4630 Sherbrooke, West (Quest)

219

415 Mt. Stephen

4585 Sherbrooke, West (Quest)

8
2

236
228
180

193

680 Victoria

202

680 "

5

1
1

233

4859 Sherbrooke, West (Quest)

4859 " "

431 Victoria

141

186
190

431 "

163

4868 Sherbrooke, West (Quest)

139

4868 " "

175

385a Victoria

239 "

1

1

237
160

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civi

Militarj' Votes — Votes militaires—

Within North America

1 96

7,845
39
49
54

5,496
200
508
771

13,341
239
557
825

78

72

17.014

Dans I'Am^rique du Xord

Totals— Totaui

7,987

6,975

14,962

78

72

17,014

Ma]or1{lXr ]">^^^ *»'-«' I^»«=' »'•«•

Westmount — St-Henri

QUEBEC 2C

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

WKIGHT (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 23,862.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

No.

Aylmer, Town (Ville) 1

2

3

4

Eardley 5

6

Wakefield, Village 7

" Township (Canton) 8

9

" East (Est) 10

Masham, South (Sud) 11

North (Nord) 12

Low, Township (Canton) 13

14

Denholm, Mun 15

Aylwin, Township (Canton) 16

Hincks, Township (Canton) 17

18

Wright " 19

20

Gracefield 21

Northfield 22

Bouchette, Towns'hip (Canton) 23

24

Cameron " 25

Maniwaki 26

27

Kensington " 28

Egan 29

30

31

Aumond, Township (Canton) 32

Lytton " 33

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaui, Vote civil. 33

Military Votes — Votes inilit.aires —

Within North America

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d 'Europe

Totals— Totaui

Candidates.
Candidats.

Emmanuel

Berchmans

Devlin.

Votes.

123
58

173
94
25
81

157
28
74

81

118
131
78
79
65
154

Andrew
Pritchard.

16
166
13

54
123

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

213
134
96
159
56
93
67
81
249
152
135
97
47
205
116
57
193
39

106
169
128
144
103
104

127

72

3,934
34
57
153

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Reject'd
Rejet^a

4,178

Not
counted

Pas

corapt^s

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

360
220
158
243

72
120

76
105
289
183
164
108

81
304
153

62
264

61

96
130
148
228
162
210
140
160
133
250

96
158

Majoflle ^ur JEnunanuel Berchmans DevUn. 1,542.

Wright

202 QUEBEC

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

YAMASKA (Electoral District— District Electoral).

1911— Population. 20,387.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

8ur
la liste.

Joseph
Ernest
Oscar
Gladu.

Aim^
Chassfe.

Rejec'ed
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe

\o.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23

24

25

26

27
28
29
30
31

32
33
34
35
36
37

Votes.

137
46
89
51
53
90

125
99
75
94
75
70
64
21

147
72

100
49

114

118

110
82

111

58

64

98

66
88
87
126
87

91
104

74
100

60

45

Votes.
22
4
6
5
1
1
6
3
3
19
1
1
6
2
5
3
1
1
14
20
14
27
30

16

38

25

10
12
18
28
13

9
39
27
20
11

3

159
50
95
56
54
91
131
102
. 78
113
76
71
70
23
152
75
101
50
128
138
124
109
141

74

102

123

76
100
105
154
100

100
143
101
120
71
48

1

1
1

208

" Parish (Paioisse)

69
114
139

U 4(

72

St-Bonaventure "

StrPie-df^Guire " ........

2

1

1

i'

2

114
175
126
84
168

107

u «

102

StrG6rard-Majella, "

2

79
24

Yamaska, (St Michel), Village

" " Parish (Paroisse).

St-Fran;ois-du-Lac "

1

191
87

1
3
2

1

124
83
175
170
164

Pierreville, Village

143

170

St-Th9mas-de-Pierreville, Parish (Pa-
roisse)

St-Thomas-de-Pierreville-, Parish (Pa

9

99
113

Notre-Dame-de-Pierreville, Parish

83

Notre-Dame-de-Pierreville, Parish

(Paroisse)

La-Baie-du-Febvre

136

117

121

„

178

St-Elphege, Parish (Paroisse)

La-Visitation-de-la-B-V-M., Parish

(Paroisse)

St-Z6phirin-de-Courval

4
2
1

i'

119

119
183
111
134

St-Marcel, Pari.sh (Paroisse)

1

1

155
64

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil

Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America

37

3,140
2
0
6

464
0
0
0

3,604
2
0
6

33

6

4,620

On the Continent of Europe I

Totals — Totaux .

3,148

464

3,612

33

6

4,620

Majority for
Slajorlt^ pour

'Joseph Ernest Oscar Gladu, 2,C84.

Yamaska

NOVA SCOTIA— NOUVELLE-ECOSSE

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

1911— Population. 29.010.

ANTIGOMSH and GUTSBOBOUGH.

(Electoral District — District electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Howard
Sinclair.

William

Alexander

Wells.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

Antigonish County—

No.

.. 1
2

Votes.

59

72
33
67
61
112
125
108
122
119
83
99
39
39
133
98
55
81

85
65
33
65
40
82
80

130
76
58

103
35
67
85
47
23
18
24
43
49
55
49
63

133
85
78
64

136
40
43

Votes.

32
65
51
40
39
30
45
45
54
49
72
79
90
28
40
37
62
14
65

43
26
21
92
23
50
46
98
63
22
45
23
17
43
37
19

6
19
46
33
28
10
13
16
22
52
67
75
18

8

91
159
123

73
106

91
157
170
162
171
191
162
189

67

79
170
160

69
146

128
91
54
157
63
132
126
228
139
80
148
58
84
128
84
42
24
43
89
82
83
59
76
149
107
130
131
211
58
51

141

1

232

.. 3

207

4

121

.. 5
.. 6

168

Middle South River

132

.. 7

240

.. 8
.. 9
.. 10
.. 11
.. 12
.. 13
.. 13a
.. 14
.. 15
.. 16
.. 17
.. 18

.. 1
.. 2
.. 2a

292

267

Heatherton

230

St. Joseph's

1

311
250

Antigonish, (West)

270

133

Marj'vale

2

118
271

Linwood

1

231
107

220

GUTSBOROUOH CoUNTY —

Guysborough

3

186
125

77

.. 3
.. 3a
.. 4
.. 5
. . 6a

209

96

Melford

178

Crow Harbour

2

232
310

.. 6b

.. 7

186

147

.. 8
.. 8a
.. 9
.. 10
.. 11
.. 12
.. 12a
.. 13
.. 14
.. 15
.. 16
.. 17
.. 18
.. 19
.. 20
.. 21
.. 21a
.. 22
. . 23
.. 23a

" 250

Sonora

1

107
151

206

White Head

Port Hiliord

3

158
94

50

90

113

144

122

Tracadie

88

110

Larry's River

177

174

178

178

Hazel HUl

Goldboro

1

291
102

Seal Harbour

101

203

Antigonish and Guysborough

204 NOVA SCOTIA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G6n^rale.

ANTIGOMSII AND GUYSBOROUGH (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
-\iTondissements do Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidat-s.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Howard
Sinclair.

William

Alexander

Wells.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas

compt^s

No.

North Guysborough 24

Port Felix 25

Votes.
65
90
40
82
32

Votes.
68
43
20
6
16

133
133
60
88
48

2

170
194

Beckerton 26

Charlo's Cove 27

1

106
101

66

Totals, Civil Vot<^Totaux Vote c'n-H. 54
Militan,' Votes — Votes militaires —

3,862

35
26
21

2,171

59
117
159

6,033

94
143
180

18

0

9,208

3.944

2,506

6,450

18

0

9,208

Majority for 1
Majority pourj

John Howard Sinclair, 1,438.

Antigonish and Guysborough

NOUVELLE-ECOSSE
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

205

CAPE BRETON NORTH and \^CTORIA.

(Electoral District— District Electoral)

1911— Population, 29,8

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Xo,
Victoria County —

lona 1

Middle River 2

Baddeck, East 3a

Baddeck, West 3b

South Gut 4

Englishtown 5

Boulardarie 6

Ingonish 7

Cape North 8

Bay St. Lawrence 9

North Side, Little Narrows 10

North Shore 11

New Campbellton 12

North River 13

South Side, Little Narrows 14

Neil's Harbour 15

Baddeck Forks 16

Big Bras d'Or 17

Washabuck 18

C.\PE Breton North. —

Boisdaie 9

Grand Narrows, East 14a

Grand Narrows, West 14b

North Side, East Bay 19

French \'ale 22

George's River 23

Little Bras d'Or i;

Florence 4b

Sydney Mines ,Town la

" 2a

" 3a

" 4a

" lb

' 2b

" 3b

" 4b

Boulardarie 10

North Sydney, Town la

" 2a

" lb

" 2b

" Ic

" 2c

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 42

Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America

Dans rAm6rique du Nord

Within United Kingdom '

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals— Totaus

Candidates.
Candidats .

Daniel

Duncan

McKenzie.

132
90
59

34
63
178
129
66
39
75

60
60
147
197
157
103
123
144
111
79
109
139
137
177
147
128
190
103
222
154

John
MeCormick

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

41
58
28
40
35
71
68
160
107
146
124
99
91
84
91
94
102
76

108
372
363

145
157
126
100
95
218
265
317
210
269
268
210
170
193
230
231
279
223
218
252
194
301
234

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetes

Not
counted

Pas

compter

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

251
190
217
224
146
103
170
289
259
125

71
139

84
141
129
155
146
107
124

250
241
209
177
146
387
413
510
359
412
444
420
274
331
391
345
410
287
350
438
330
536
386

MtjSJltl S2>ur} »»«»'«' ""n**" McKenzie, 828.

Cape Breton North and Victoria

206 A01'.4 SCOTIA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^^rale.

CAPE BRETON SOUTH AND RICHMOND.

(Electoral District— District Electoral). 19H— Population, 66,625.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

CAPE BRETON SOUTH. No

Reserve (A) 1

" (B) 1

" (C) 1

" (D) 1

Ball's Creek (1) 2

(2) 2

Hillside CD 3

(2) 3

Main-4dieu (1) 5

(2) 5

Louisburg 6

Gabarouse (1) 7

(2) 7

(3) 7

East Bay, South 8

Dominion No. 6 (1) 11

(2) 11

Port Morien (A) 12

(B) 12

(C) 12

(D) 12

Big Pond 13

Catalone 15

Trout Brook •...■ 16

Grand Mira 17

South Forks (1) 18

(2)18

Lingan (1) 20

(2) 20

" (3) 20

Enon 21

Bateston 24

BTDNET. CITY.

Ward I (A) 1

" I (B) 2

" I (C) 3

" I (D) 4

" II (A) 5

" II (B) 6

" 11 (C) 7

" II (D) 8

" III North (A) 9

" III " (B) 10

" III " (C) 11

" III South (D) 12

" III " (E) 13

" III " (F) 14

" III " (G) 15

" IV (A) 16

" IV (B) 17

" IV (C) 18

" IV (D) 19

" IV (E) 20

" IV (F) 21

" IV (G) 22

" V (A) 23

" V (B) 24

" V (C) 25

" V ....(D) 26

" V (E) 27

" V (F) 28

" V (G) 29

Cape Breton South and

Candidates.

^

t^ ■

OS. 0

i
>>-«

tr ■

.s-s

X Ei

J^l

rtm

asffi

S: O

^OU

■^<C

Votes

Votes

Votes

Votes

Votes

36

44

36

43

35

41

61

37

60

44

29

55

62

57

31

18

28

8

33

24

6

41

66

44

3

13

71

86

71

15

14

70

51

73

16

7

51

22

59

3

4

31

69

32

5

0

7

16

7

1

17

31

73

31

14

2

33

40

36

2

6

50

27

55

0

6

. 39

43

42

4

2

18

63

20

7

89

40

34

46

80

66

42

26

42

62

20

29

29

33

15

28

31

20

37

25

35

44

37

42

38

57

88

7

104

43

3

26

47

26

3

4

36

25

27

4

17

71

46

75

15

5

40

90

42

4

6

65

59

66

5

10

58

51

6fl

8

47

18

18

18

46

26

29

32

36

23

71

72

29

86

60

1

26

40

27

2

1

20

39

20

0

17

56

86

61

20

IG

57

66

63

13

31

68

98

73

34

36

61

72

64

41

21

62

48

64

19

16

38

56

39

20

21

56

74

61

23

14

53

51

52

15

32

65

60

67

28

21

47

63

50

20

19

66

67

66

16

29

59

78

61

33

20

39

42

40

20

22

89

62

88

19

36

81

48

85

33

47

91

40

91

45

46

86

55

83

46

39

85

36

90

34

41

48

41

48

42

41

79

58

84

39

20

76

31

81

21

25

64

30

67

27

45

59

63

59

53

4fi

30

63

28

50

59

60

79

58

67

68

69

64

72

71

45

38

41

44

45

62

47

72

53

63

38

33

46

33

41

oiSa

Votes
35

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes,
valides
lonn6s.

Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Elee-

teurs

sur

la liste.

Richmond

NOUVELLE-ECOSSE 2C

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

CAPE BRETON SOrTH AND RICHMOND (Electoral DUtriet— District Electoral)— Con.— Saite.

Polling Divisions.
Arondissements de Scnitin.

.

rS

c _:

§

o S

III

.3- =

= £■«

-1=

tfm

xxm

•S: O

■Sou

■?<;o

Votes

Votes

Votes

Votes

Votes

30

36

42

37

29

42

69

48

67

38

26

42

29

46

27

39

36

46

38

41

25

35

24

37

25

44

70

50

87

40

32

62

46

67

31

43

52

37

61

35

31

77

27

76

41

39

44

69

53

35

33

83

40

89

30

33

61

33

64

26

39

79

34

84

36

33

86

34

97

29

46

60

41

69

37

32

51

27

6(1

26

31

34

32

45

25

25

21

55

28

24

25

49

43

58

22

87

39

34

48

87

73

47

46

45

77

82

30

38

38

81

66

30

32

35

65

58

25

25

27

54

23

31

16

28

23

78

37

17

42

72

54

32

14

28

59

39

32

32

32

37

16

20

60

23

13

18

49

26

62

11

9

26

54

34

1

34

14

26

16

36

60

22

27

25

56

75

21

38

20

79

60

23

23

27

59

32

28

29

31

32

43

32

17

33

46

67

38

26

38

64

73

25

21

25

73

59

24

20

. 26

59

71

53

41

53

75

69

48

Ra

54

68

68

44

39

46

69

0

27

84

29

0

2

27

133

25

5

2

22

120

24

2

3

37

76

39

5

0

39

34

46

5

1

41

199

45

3

1

48

74

49

3

0

67

67

75

7

0

29

72

32

2

1

78

60

79

1

1

65

136

66

2

0

16

133

15

3

1

32

26

35

0

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes,
valides
donnas.

I l|

2 (S

Voters
on
list.

Elec-

teurs

sur

la liste.

No

GL.4CE B.4Y. TOWN.

Ward I Sub 1

" I " 2

" I " 3

" I " 4

" I " 5

Ward II Sub 1

" II " 2

•• II " 3

" II " 4

" II " 5

" II " 6

Ward III Sub 1

•• III " 2

•• III " 3

" III " 4

" III " 5

Ward IV Sub 1

•• IV " 2

"IV " 3

Ward V Sub 1

■• V •' 2

"V " 3

"V " 4

"V " 5

"V " 6

Ward VI Sub (A)

" VI " (B)

". VI " (C)

Louisbur^, To^^-n, Sub 1

Sub 2

Sub 3

NEW WATERFORD, TOWN.

Section 1

2

" 3

4

" 5

6

" 7

" 8

9

DOMINION. TOWN.

Sub 1

" 2

" 3

CotlNTT or RICHMOND.

Arichat 1

East Arichat 2

D'Escouse 3

River Inhabitants 4

Black River 5

River Bourgeoise 6

St. Peter's 7a

7b

Red Islands 8

Grand River 9

L'Ardoise 10

West Arichat 11

Loch Lomond 12

230
336
295
242
177l
514
264
306
215
281
415
309
I23I

Cape Breton South and Richmond

208 NOVA SCOTIA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

CAPE BRETON SOUTH AND RICHMOND (Electoral District— District 61ectoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes,
valides
donnes.

Bulletins.
Ballots.

Voters

J

111

«KCQ

J. 1

m

- t^ 5

■2,<0

1 ll
1 1

1

i

o

t
£

g

1

list.

Elec-

teurs

sur

la liste.

No.
Framboise 13

Votes
4
7
4
0
0
0
4
2
0

Votes
65
27
80
14
12
32
38
27
4

Votes
17
78
174
121
174
11
7
67
29

Votes
71
35
80
14
13
32
41
27
4

Votes
3
6
5
1
3
0
5
2
2

Votes
25
133
191
128
176
12
6
70
35

185
286
534
278
378

87
101
195

74

1

140

Port Malcolm 14

215

Rockdale IS

i

4

343

Poulamon 16

Petite de Grat 17

4

253
213

Soldier's Cove 18

68

Fourchu 19

Louisdale 20

Madam Island 21

1
1

62
105
48

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaur Vote
civil 126

Military Votes — Votes militaires:

Within North America 1

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord j

3,64i

6

1
16

5.771

352
625

897

6,421

81
74
114

6,150

358
639
926

3,593

5

1
16

6,473

79
74

112

32,052

881
1,414
2,081

36

16

24.989

Within United Kingdom \

On the Continent of Europe \

Totals — Totaux . .

3,667

7,645

6,690

8,073

3,615

6,738

36,428

36

16

24,989

fGeorge William Kj te t, J35

Majorltj for \j„|,n r^ri-v nmiffias nver Knrl I "Uliam "F." Carroll 1,383

Majority pour/-"'"" '^*'*> Douglas, o^er (>ur) ^ |i„^„t Baiter 4.4M

[John Angus GUlis 4,458

MtjoJitI j^ur]^^'' H"""*"" «""*'

I George William Kyte 9»7

over (sur) ' """am "F." t arroU 955

over (sur), R„|^„t Baxter 3,978

Uohn Angus GUlis 4,03t

COLCHESTER (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 23,664.

Fleming Blanchard McCurdy.— Acclamation.

Cape Breton South and Richmond
Colchester

NOrVELLE-£COSSE

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

CUMBERLAND (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population, 40,543.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

\'alid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Hance
James
Logan.

Honourable
Edgar
Nelson
Rhodes.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
coimted.

Pas
comptfes

.\mherst, Town —

No.
. 1.1

. iB

. Ic
. Id

. lE

. If
. 2a
. 2b
. 2c
. 2d
. 2e
. 2r
. 3a
. 3b
. 3c
. 3d
. 3e
. 3f
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 9
. 10a
. 10b

. llA
. llB

. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
. 17
. 18a
. 18b
. 19
. 20a
. 20b
. 21a
. 21b
. 22
. 23a
. 23b
. 24
. 2Sa
. 25b
. 26a
. 26b
. 26c
. 27
. 28a
. 28b
. 29a
. 29b
. 29c
. 30
. 31a
. 31b
. 32
. 33a
. 33b

Votes.

68
73
80
83
91
36
48
86
78

107
49
40

104

132

113

119
92
83
33
88
74

105
54

113
58
77
60
61
72

101

107
86

106
76
60
50
95
76
53

100
94

118
69
50
38
60
72
93
89
47
90
51
44
61
62
64
50

131
91
12
73
46

Votes.

46
78
86

106
96
54
45
71
78
83
60
49
78
72
96

111

135
61
34
54
75
83
58
74
98
• 41
42
76
33
81
99
55
52
74
68
49

103
77
74
97
87
69
43
33
32

107

122
93

109
69

114
56
55
65
78
74
21
88

109
29
59
54

114
151
166
189
187

90

93
157
156
190
109

89
182
204
209
230
227
144

67
142
149
188
112
187
156
118
102
137
105
182
206
141
158
150
128

99
198
153
127
197
181
187
112

83

70
167
194
186
198
116
204
107

99
126
140
138

71
219
200

41
132
100

1

1

172

204

a

1

214

•>

215

u

1

1

3

1

305

n

180

135

218

1
2

3

216

•<

259

162

u

1

164

232

271

283

1

1

1

i'

295
305
270

111

Amherst Hill

1

204

224

Hastings '

1

270
158

261

Tidnish

214

155

145

196

Wallace Bay

1

205
264

Wallace

290

Wallace Bridge

Wentworth

2

1

219
232
193

Westchester

173

166

Middleboro

River Philip

1

277
191

172

269

i

242

Little River

3

229
158

151

99

Springhill

2

272
290

264

"

279

278

280

148

157

River Hebert

173

218

207

99

Joggins

1

290
282

Shulie

76

Advocate

1
1

195
170

Cumberland

210 \OVA SCOTIA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election (ienerale.

CUMBERLAND (Electoral District— Distriot Electoral)— Con.— fin.

I'ollini: Divisions.
.\rrondi8S('n>ents de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidati^.

Hance
James
Logan.

Honourable
Edgar
Nelson
Rhodes.

Valid
Votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejecte<l
Rejet/:-s.

Not
counted

Pas
comptft

Voters
on
list.

No.

Port Greville 34.*

34b

Diligent River 35

Parrsboro, Town 36a

36b

37a

37b

Halfway River '. . . . 38

Chignecto 39

Apple River 40

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 72
Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North America

Dans r.\mfrique du Nord /

Within United Kingdom i

Dans le Royaume-tJni |

On the Continent of Europe i

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals— Totaux..

Votes.
44
36
78
64
70
81
78
74

Votes.
108
114
104
74
49
46
26
7h
84
95

152
150
182
138
119
127
104
149
147
140

221
243
268
210
197
195
201
234

633
511

10.568
310
661
575

Majority for
Majority pour

Honourable Edgar Nelson Rhodes, 1,19<.

Cumberland

XOUVELLE-ECOSSE

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

DIGBY AXD AXXAPOLIS (Electoral District— District Sectoral). 1911— Population. 29,871.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scnitin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Avard
Longley
Davidson.

Lewis

Johnstone

Lovett.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s

Lgby Coi nty— No
Hillsbun: . 1

Votes.
86
141
91
84
31
87
54
25
95
24
42
56
55
145
71
46
65
39

72
154
22
151
128
51
88
104
85
83
53
59
163
117
127
29
35
33
90
34
75
56
22
67
136
174
54
109
64
66
53

Votes.
165
97
86
74
67

99
95
62

132
57
48

127
84
52
73
72
80

59
95
50

128
53
38
29
89
83

108
83

108
49
82
57
24
37
41
93
82
41
23
88

104
66
39

110
94
61
61
25

251
238
177-
158

98
164
153
120
157
156

99
104
182
229
123
119
137
119

131
249

72
279
181

89
117
193
168
191
136
167
212
199
184

53

82

74
183
116
116

79
110
171
202
213
164
203
125
127

78

306

Marshalhown . 2

314

Digbv 3

3a

Sandy Cove 4

1

i

205
220
105

Freeport 5

217

Westport 6

219

186

Weymouth, North 8

Tiverton 13

5

1

229
183

Rossway 15

120

.Smiths Cove 16

Culloden 17

Wevmouth (A. to L.) 22

(L. toZ.) 22

3

1

i

122
214
302
164

Little River 23

Barton 24

Centreville 26

Annapolis County—
Melvern Square 1

3
2

1
2

137
169
137

156

Middleton 2

269

East Brooklyn 2a

83

Lawrencetown 3

Bridgetown (A. to M) 4

1

361
234

(NtoZ) 4

. 1

130
179

Bellisle 5

236

1
2

200
260
178

Clementsport 8

2

185
316

.\nnapolis Roval 10

Carleton's Comer. . 11
Nictaus Falls 12

3

1

261

New.\Ibany 13

70

Maitland 14

93

Morse Road 15

Torbrook 16

1

102
200

Port George 17

Port Lome 18

1

130
158

Hampton 19

Parker's Cove 20

Clementsvale 21

i'

1

101
155
231

Roundhill 23

Lawrencetown Lane 24

Springfield 25

5

1

2

274
265
214
306

Margaretville 26

170

Clements West 27

Milford 28

3

165

Totals, Civil Votf^Totaux.Vote civil. 49
Military Votes— Votes militaires:—

3,791
169
258
378

3,6.57
45
16
59

7.448
214
274
437

38

9

9,570

Dans I'Amerique du Nord /

Dans le Royaume-Uni f

On the Continent of Europe \

Sur le continent d'Europe j

Totals— Totaux

4,596

3,777

8,373

38

9

9,570

Mtjorul ^ur}*''"'» I^ne"'>' I»"«»son, 81».

Digby and Annapolis

212 A'Or.4 SCOTIA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

HALIFAX (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population, 80,257.

Honourable .lleiander Kenneth Marl^ean.— Acclamation.
Peter Francis Martin.— .\ccIamation.

HANTS (Electoral District— District Electoral ).

1911— Population, 19,703.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electcurs

sur
la liste.

Lewis
Herbert
Martell.

Hadley

Brown

Tremain.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas

compt^s.

Windsor

" (A to M)

No.
l.\

IB
iB

Ic
Ic
Id
2a
2b
2b
3
4
5

6.K

6b

7

8

9a

9b
10a
10b

llA

11b
lie

llD

12

13a

13a

13b

14

lOA

15b
16
17
18

Votes.
105
100
74
90
87
94
70
109
100
119
73
157
71
52
64
41
143
55
58
71
40
41
39
24
193
43
80
69
50
74
74
48
61
72

Votes.
129
86
76
86
72
61
93
39
49
101
107
89
110
100
44
62
46
52
85
35
72
38
54
58
31
71
88
73
60
39
103
126
82
58

234
186
150
176
159
155
163
148
149
220
180
246
181
152
108
103
189
107
143
106
112
79
93
82
224
114
168
142

no

113
177
174
143
130

2
3

1
1

320
245

" (Mc to Z

" (A to K)

203
207

" (LtoZ)

206

210

St. Croix

227

(AtoH)

177

" (J to Z )

3

193

314

1

235

318

227

225

143

168

Noel

2

278
142

Nine Mile River

I

226
139

South Maitland

160

Maitland

1

111
125

Five Mile River

111

Forks

Shubenacadie (A to L)

(M to Z,

2

1

291
149
206

Milford

183

Walton

155

Gore

173

Hantsport

3

1

277

270

- 204

197

Totals. Civil Votc^-Totaux.Vote civil
Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

34

2,641
23
8
24

2,475
119
174
221

5,116
142
182
245

22

0

7,015

Dans TAm^rique du Nord

■■■}

Totals— Totaux

2,696

2,989

5,685

22

0

7,015

Majorlll j!J.ur}H»«J'*> B"^- Treniain, m.

Halifax
Hants

NOrVELLE-£rOSSE 213

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

IV\'EBXESS (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 25,571.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats .

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la Uste.

Alexander

WUliam

Chisholm.

Thomas
Gallant.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.
1

Votes.
96
78
108
133
62
140
10
75
95
37
111
108
115
92
56
62
87
143
100
105
83
51
47
87
62
29
107
99
107
98
45
28
64
82
74
139
86
115
103
109
45

Votes.
82
61
40
66
17
39
8
77
37
97
51
70
19
38
28
33
73
29
14
33
32
76
40
91
53
39
58
60
49

n

27
26
40
35
23
75
54
85
54
86
50

178
139
148
199

79
179

18
152
132
134
162
178
134
130

84

95
160
172
114
138
115
127

87
178
115

68
165
159
156
109

72

54
104
117

97
214
140
200
157
195

95

278

Judique

River Inhabitants

Port Hood

.(1) 2
.(2) 2
.... 3
.(1) 4

(2) 4
.(3) 4

... 5

5
2

1

243
243
297
197

317

it

34

Hillsboro

230

Strathlome

.(1) 6
.(2) 6
7

1
1

225
215
232

Margaree Harbor

.(1) 8
.(2) 8
.(1) 9
.(2) 9
(1) 10
.(2) 10
.(1) u
.(2) 11
.(1) u
.(2) 11
.(1) 12
.(2) 12
.... 13
.... 14
.... 15
.... 16
.... 17
.... 18
.(1) 19
■(2) 19
.... 20
.(1) 21
. (2) 21
.... 22
.... 23
.... 24
.(1) 25
.(2) 26
.(3) 27
.(4) 28

262

206

S. W. Margaree

1

188
111

N.E. "

148

276

Cheticamp

255

161

;; .Sub.22

2

230
195

i'

2

221

River Dennis .

172
255

East Lake Ainslie

1

214
100

West Bay

1

293
246

Poplar Grove

1

192
146

1

111

90

170

210

166

Port Hawkesburj'. Town

1

294
241

Inverness, Town

2

1

397
271

1. „

2
3

369

205

Militarj' Votes — Votes militaires —

3,473
19
15
37

1,976
48
109
125

5,449
67
124
162

24

5

8.906

Dans r.^merique du Xord /

3,544

2,258

5,802

24

5

8,906

Majority for 1
.Majority pour/'

Aleiander William Chisholm, 1,28C.

Inverness

214 A'Or.1 SCOTIA

Thirteenth General Election — Ticizienie

KING'S (Eleotoral District— District electoral).

Mleetion (ienerale.

1911— Population, 21.780.

I'olling Divisions.
Arrontlis.sements de Scrutin.

Candidates.

RiKht
Honourabk
8ir Robert

Laird
Borden.

James
Scaly.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

.sur

la liste.

No.

Sheffield Mills 1

Canning "i

Kingsport 3

Scott's Bay 4

Canard 5

Port Williams 6

Centreville (A to L) 7

.(MtoZ) 7|

Upper Dyke (A to L) 8

(MtoZ) 8|

Brooklyn Street 9

Woodville 10

Somerset 11

Kentvillc (AtoL) 12

.,-..(M toZ) 12

(AtoL) 12J

(M toZ) 12|

Canaan (A to L) 1'!

(M toZ) !.■!

Gaspereaux 14

Grand Pr6 15

WolfviUe 16

165

Avonport 17

Loekhartville 18

Millville 19

Greenwood 20

Kingston Village 21

Dalhousie 22

Dempsey Corner 23

North Kingston 24

Cambridge 25

Benvick (A to L) 26

(MtoZ) 26

Canada Creek 27

Harbourville 28

Votes.

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 36

Military A'otes — Votes militaires —

Within North .\merica

Dans r.\merique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Roy aume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals — Totaux .

149
156
160
76
83
104
65
78
22
128
124

3,375
100
203
263

3,941

Votes.
118
77
76
76
33
69
57

118
42
38
34
42

.58
78
51
03
59
64

104
54
87
96

127
46

196
166
155
122
112
241
124
157
147
163"
176
106
261
169
123
131
147
1.58
126
253
218
214
238
127
146
163
129
182
76
215
220
235
145
152
54
95

214

287

278
224
202
1.56
135
326
205
151
205
228
236
149
318
215
197
222
214
206
161
304
264
323
310
174
190
229
184
228

94
256
268
263
208
207

83
152

Majority f »r 1
Majority paurj

Right Honourable Sir Robert Lilrd Borden, 1,417.

King's

NOUVELLE-&COSSE 21

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

LL'XEXBl'BG (Electoral District— District electoral) 1911— Population. 33.260.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

William
Duff.

Joseph

WUlis

Margeson.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^.

Lunenburg, East (A)

•• (B)

Central fA-L)

(M-Z)

West (A-L)

.(M-Z)

Garden Lots 4

Martin's Brook 5

First South 6

Feltzen South 7

Rose Bay 8

Riverport 9

Upper La Have 10

Mahone Bay (A-L) U

••" (M-Z) 11

MadersCovc 12

Oakland 13

Indian Point 14

Block House 15

Xew Cornwall 16

Bridgewater. East 17

South (A) 18

" (B) 18

North (A-L) 19

•' (M-Z) 19

Conquerall Bank 20

Pleasantville 21

West Dublin 22

La Have Islands 23

Petite Riviere 24

\ogler's Cove 2.5

Italy Cross 26

Waterloo 27

Baker's Settlement 28

Northfield 29

Midville Branch 30

New Germany, East (A-L) 31.

" (M-Z) 3L

West 3lB

Barss' Corner 32

Hemford 33

Tancook 34

Chester, West (A-L) 35

•• (M-Z) 35

" East (A-L) 36

•• (M-Z) 36

Mill Cove 37

Blandford 38

New Ross, East (A-L) 39

■' (M-Z) 39

West 40

Chester Basin. 41

Western Shore (A-L) 42

" (M-Z) 42

Hebb's Mills 43

Blue Rocks 44

Park's Creek 45

New Cumberland 46

New Dublin 47

Broad Cove 48

Mai:land 49

.Middle South 50

Chelsea 51

Votes.
71
64

161
71

63
46
74
114

37
62
99
94
113
67

61
76
49
59
84
93

100
40
67
55
31
77
51
51
37
42
63
49
75

113
41
43
61
43

Votes.
56
48
61
50
53

42
111

125
109
99
148
146
161
135
145
104
105
120
152
120
157
118
104
178
127
90
110
67
141
143
156
149
84
127
101
132
163
126
103
96
139
113
130
108
127
83
52
123
88
84
63
80

Lunenburg

216 NOVA ACOTIA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election G^n^rale.

Lt^NENBUBG (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scnitin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
validcs
donn^ .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

William
Duff.

Joseph

Willis

Margeson.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Xo.
52
53
54
55

A'otes.
72
45
57
68

Votes.
27
63
22
56

99
108

79
124

121

Maplewood

Newburn . .

154

114

167

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaui.Vote civil
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

67

4.629

37
11
22

3,324

150
173
214

7,953

187
184
236

52

1

11.386

Dans TAm^rique du Nord

Totals — Totaux

4,699

3,861

8,560

52

1

11,386

Majority for ^
Majority pour/

WUUam Duff, 838.

Lunenburg

NO U YELLE-^COSSE
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

PICTOU. (Electoral District— District aectoral). 1911— Population, 35,1

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Robert

Hugh

Mac Kay.

Alexander
McGregor

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Ballots.
Bulletins

Not
counted

compt^s.

No.

Pictou, Town, Ward 1 No. 1.... (A)- 1

1 No. 2... (A) 1

2 (B) 1

" " " 3 West

(No. 1).. (C) 1
" " " 3 West

(No. 2).. (C) 1
3 East

(No. 1).. (D) 1
3 East

(No. 2)... (D) 1

Pictou Island (E) 1

Fisher's Grant (F) 1

Cariboo (A) 2

Cariboo River (B) 2

Cape John 3

River Jflhn (A) 4

(B) 4

" (West Branch) 5

Dalhousie 6

Hardwood HiU (A) 7

(B) 7

Green Hill 8

Mount Thorn 9

Mill Brook 10

Lairg 11

New Glasgow, West (A-1 ) 12

" (A-2) 12

" (A-3) 12

" (A.4) 12

Abercrombie and Granton (B) 12

Churchville (A) 13

New Glasgow, South (B-1) 13

" (B-2) 13

" (B-3) 13

" (B-1) 13

" (B-5) 13

" (B-6) 13

" (B-7) 13

Central (C-l) 13

" (C-2) 13

" (C-3) 13

North (D-1) 13

" (D-2) 13

" (D-3) 13

" (D-4) 13

" (D-5) 13

" (D-6) 13

" (D-7) 13

" (D-8) 13

Trenton, Town (E-1) 13

" (E-2) 13

" (E-3) 13

" (&4) 13

" (E-5) 13

" (E-6) 13

Fraser's Mountain and Linacy . . (F-1 ) 13

.... (F-2) 13

Little Harbour 14

McLellan's Brook (A) 15

Thorburn (B) 15

McLellan's Mountain (C) 15

Bridgeville (A) 16

Votes.
87

65
39
124
117

Votes.
46
57
57

55

66

104

78

Pictou

218

.Vor.l SCOTIA

ThirtetMith (leneral lilcction — Trcizierne Klectiun (leiu'rale.

PICTOU (Electoral District— Distrk-t filectoraU— Con— Fin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electcura

sur
la liste.

Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Robert

Hugh

MacKay.

Alexander
McGregor.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

. Pas
compt^s.

No.

Sunny Brae (B) 16

Lome (A) 17

Votes.
65
24

108
53
28
19
99
17

129
94
60
56
87
69
57
61
42
32
71
70
52
88
88

108
81
98
71
67
80
46

107

Votes.
65
80
86
65
62
43
48
12
73
41
19
21
61
92
84

118
89

105
97

112
28

100
94
74
88
89
62
58
63
28
52

130
104
194
118

90

62
147

29
202
1.35

79

148
161
141
179
131
137
168
182

80
188
182
182
169
187
133
125
143

74
159

2

197
142

Hopewell (B) 17

252

Ferrona (C) 17

187

Middle River (A) 18

148

Middle River (B) 18

109

Bailevs Brook (A) 19

195

BiK Island (B) 19

Hurnev's River 20

1

1

1
1

37
290

Merigomish 21

201

Garden of Eden (A) 22

117

East River St . Mary's (B) 22

114

North Westville (A-1) 23

207

(A 2) 23

(A-3) 23

1

217

191

Drumrnond Mines. Westville... (B-1) 23
.... (B-2) 23

I

245
■ 175

.... (B-3) 23

185

South Westville (CI) 23

223

South Westville {C-2) 23

239

Wentworth's Grant 24

149

Stellarton (.\-l) 25

(A-2) 25

2

285
273

(.\-3> 25

280

(A-4) 25

247

(A-5) 25

297

.Albion Mines (B-1 ) 25

260

(B-2) 25

211

(B-3) 25

5

I
3

271

(B4) 25

1.59

Toney River 26

217

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 90

5,916

33
29
65

5,772

140
362
526

11.688

173
391
591

48

1

18,647

Sur le continent d'Europe 1

Totals — Totaux

6,043

6,800

12,843

48

1

18,647

Majority for
Majority pour

.Alexander McGregor, 757.

SHELBURNE AND QUEEN'S (Electoral District— District 61ertoral). 1911— Population, 24,211.

Honourable William Stevens Fielding.— .\cclaniatlon.

Pictou

Shelburne and Queen's

.\r)VVEU.E-£COSSE
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

219

Y.\BMOl"TH AND CLARE (Electoral District— District 61ecforal).

1911— Population, 32,097.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Vot-s
valides
donngs.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
Ust.

Electeurs

la liste.

Joseph

Willie

Comeau.

Edgar

Keith

Spinney.

Rejected
Rejetes.

1 Not
counted.

Pas

comptes.

CLARE COCNTY.

St. Bernard

No.

. 9

10

11

12

U

. 18

. 19

. 20

. 21

. 2.5

1
l.\

3

4

.5a

8

'. 8

. 8b

. 9

. 10

10b

11

lie

12

13

. U
. 14a
. 15
. 16
. 16a
. 17
. 17a
. 18
. 19
. 19a
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24

. 44

Votes.

248
110
326
241
69
139
229
245
132
126

11
1

.3

42
10
0
16
17
23

2^
29

23
12
25
59

98

12
53

272
.34

144
50
80
94
11
16
69

226
2
17
83

Votes.

35
20
7
58
29
13
3
7
1

104
49
61
99
85
184
152
69
254
228
189
142
261
213
184
169
170
169
217

38
39
4

111
12
52
37
17
94
41
47
79
55

112
7

283
130
333
299
98
152
232
252
133
131

115

50

66

102

92

226

162

69

270

245

212

151

283

242

207

181

195

228

315

50

92
276
145
156
102
117
111
105

57
116
305

57
129

90

418

Church Point

Meteghan

Salmon River. . .
New Tusket

1
2
2

163
422
376
160

197

ComeauvUle

1

1

296
288

163

147

T.^RMOUTH corvrv.

«

179

58

Tusket Lakes

99

Ohio

140

127

Port Maitland

343

226

87

403

Varmouth, Town

1
I

1

291

« u

V 444
376

(( f€

5

« €<

a a

2

I 590

Rockville

4

> 464
307

Arcadia

419

Plymouth

80

139

\\ edgeport

375

Tusket

240

Belleville. . v. ^... ...... ....'.'.'.'.'.]'.'.'.'

EelBrook''''''"' "".'.'.'.'..

1

1

207
139
129
165

Argj'le

140

106

East Pubnico

186

West Pubnico

Kemptville

1

2

409
75

Pubnico Head

The Islands

1

222
114

Totals, Civil Vot(^Totaux,Vote civi
.Militar>- Votes— Votes railitaires—

3.440
2
0
5

3,922
98
176
267

7,362
100
176
272

22

6

9,909

Dans r.\nierique du Nord

..../

Totals — Totaux

3.447

4.4'a

7.910

22

B

9.S09

Majority for 1
Majority pour.

Edgar Keith Spinney. 1,01«.

Yarmouth and Clare

NEW BRUNSWICK— NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

CHARLOTTE (Electoral District— District Electoral.) 1911— Population 21,147.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

Thomas
Aaron
Hartt.

William

Frederick

Todd.

Rejected
Rejetfs.

Not
x>unted.

Pas
lomptfe.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.

Votes.

0

131

131

100

101

138

25

166

168

179

171

58

123

133

107

97

4

115

95

65

28

5

8

96

94

64

58

37

35

5

32

27

30

46

32

18

5

63

22

Votes.
1
66
89
78
27
72
19
65
58
71
62

62
106
32
51
12
55
59
39
49
99
88
104
113
88
61
13
16
9
105
157
138
79
85
93
35
92
145

1
197
220
178
128
210

44
231
226
250
233

65
185
239
139
148

16
170
154
104

77
104

96
200
207
152
119

50

51

14
137
184
168
125
117
111

40
155
167

221

St. Andrews (A-L) 1

(M-Z) 1

306

304

Milltown (A-F 2

6

270

" (G-L) 2

" (M-Z) 2

216

329

75

St. Stephen (A-F) 4

" (G-L) 4

(M-P) 4

^ '. (Q-Z) 4

4

2

293
279
311

2S9

71

Scotch Ridge 6

Baillie 7

3

273
332

Oak Bay 8

189

Moore's Mills . 9

172

24

221

215

St. Croix 13

147

Upper Mills, St. George. 14

Back Bay 15

L'Etete 16

91

1

120
112

St. George (A-L) 17

„ " „ V (M-Z) 17

235

1

1

232
198

166

63

24

196

239

Wilson's Beach : 25

1

232
168

North Head (A-L) 27

(M-Z) V

1

182
168

5

81

Seal Cove 29

174

190

Militarj- Votes— Votes militaires—

Within North America 1

Dans I'Amerique du Nord J

2,812
71
162
203

2,600
5
11
15

5.412
76
173
218

15

IC

7.485

Dans le Royaume-Uni

Sur le continent d'Kurope ]

Totals— Totaux

3,248

2.631

5,879

15

10 7,485

1

.Majority for 1 ™,k

MaJoritJ pour j Tho™

ks Aaroa Hartt, (17.

Charlotte

220

NOUVEA U-BRUNSWICK
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

GLOL'CESTER (Electoral District— District. Electoral.) 1911— Popultion. 32,(

Onfeiphore Turgeon. — AcclamatloD.

KENT (Electoral District— District electoral.)

1911— Population, 24,376.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scnitin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

on
list.

Electeura

sur
la liste.

Ferdinand

Joseph
Robidoux.

Auguste

Thtephile

Lfger.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.
Richibucto, Parish (A-L) 1

Votes.
94
65
30
76
107
92

6
77
11
30
62
12
26
22
40
24
33
48
25
15
42
32

8
25
68

6
50

Votes.
62
41
239
56
52
70
56
50
150
106
182
227
197
176
193
185
204
150
259
84
97
213
113
71
46
13
199

156
106
269
132
159
162

62
127
161
136
244
239
223
198
233
209
237
198
284

99
139
345
121

96
114

19
249

1

180

(M-Z) 1

192

(Village) 2

360

(Rerton) 3

Weldtord " (Ford Branch) ... 4

1

159

287

WestBranch).... 5

" •' (St. Norbert) 6

4

231
73

(Moulie's River)... 7

181

Wellington " (Buctouche) (A-G) 8
(H-Z) 8

1

211
183

9

" ■' (Ste.Anne) 10

296

St. Marj-'s. " (A-G). 11

297

■' (H-Z) 11

St. Paul ■' 12

1

224
274

Dundas " (A-F) 13

(G-Z) 13

2
2

261

243

Acadieville " 15

Carleton " (Point Sapin) .... 16

1
2

360
123
198

St. Louis " 18

300

(St. Ignace) 19

Harcourt *' (Adamsville) 20

1

145
158

21

177

(Lake Stream).... 22

35

St. Charles " 23

1

320

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 27
Military Votes — Votes railitaires —

1,126
30
65
102

3,491
16
7
49

4,617
46
72
151

16

1

6,053

Dans le Royaum e-Uni (

Sur le continent d 'Europe J

Totals— Totaux

1,323

3,563

4.886

16

1

6,053

Majority for
Majority pour

lAuguste Tb£ophile L*ger, 2,249.

Gloucester
Kent

XEW liiaXSKICK

Thirteenth General Election — Treizienie Election Generale.

NORTHITMBERLAND—

(Electoral District — District Electoral)

1911— Population, 31.194.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
C'andidats.

William
Stewart
Loggie.

John
Morrissv.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfea.

Ballols.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfe

Voters
on

1 list.

Not —

counted. I Eltcfeurs
— I su.
Pas la listt,.
compt^s.

No

New Castle, Town (A-D) 1

•' (E-L) 1

•• (M-O) 1

•' (P-Z) 1

" Parish 2

" (Lower) 3

Alnwick, Parish, (Oak Point) 4

(Riviere des
Caches) , (A-Mc ) . . 5
" " (Riv. des Caches),

(N-Z) 5

(Tabucintac) 6

" " (Portage River).. . . 7

Derby " (Millerton) 8

North Esk " (Trout Brook) 9

(Protectionville).... 10

(Whitney) 11

(Matchett's) 12

Blackville '' (Indiantown). 13

. •' (Blackville) 14

(Upper Blackville). IS

Blissfield " (Doaktown) 16

Ludlow " (Boiestown) 17

Nelson " (Nelson) (A-L.) 18

(M-Z) 18

(Barnaby River). . 19

(Chelmsford) 20

Hardwicke " (Escuminac) 21

(Bay du Vin) 22

Rogersville, Parish (A-G) 23

" (H-Z) 23

South Esk, " (Scotts) 24

•' (Red Bank) 25

Chatham, Parish (Loggieville) 26

(ChathamHead)... 27

Town (A-C) 28

(D-G) 28

(H-L) 28

(M-Mc) 28

(N-S) 28

(T-Z) 28

Glenelg. Parish (Napan) 29

(Black River) 30

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux.Vote civil. 41
Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North .\merica

Dan.^ r.-\meri<]ue du Nord

Within I'niti'd Kingdom

Dans Iv Royaume-Cni

On the Continent of Europe

■Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals — Totaux

Votes.
120
100
107
122
171

31
138

212
192
38
25

117
114
168
97

86
81
127

3,596
170
559
323

4.648

Votes.
97
101

31
94
136
108

100
46

147
27

177

219
26

120

122
79
92

103
89
43
49
52

3,510
32
23
36

3,601

205
247
124
238
75
48
98
133
197
247
80
259
246
138
96
105
120
209
169
189
226
61
182
257
154
221
196
206
271
186
129
130
179

7,106
202
582
359

8,249

iShjUrill SZTur}"""*'" StewMt Loggie, I.t47.

Northumberland

NOUVEAU-BRrXSWICK 2

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

1911— Population, 32,321.

Rrstigouche and Madawaska

(Electoral district — District Electoral)

Polling Divisions.
.\rrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Pius
Michaud.

Valid
votes
polled.

David Votes

Alexander valides
Stewart, donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes

Voters

Electeuis

sur
la liste.

RESTIGOUCHE COUNTY.

Maple Green I

Dalhousie, Parish (Town) (A-H) 2

" (I-Z). 2

2

" (Eel River 3

Balmoral, " 4

Colborne, " 5

Durham, " 6

•■ " 7

Campbellton 8

Flat Lands

Eldon. Parish.

Tobique

Kedgwick

.\nderson.

M-4D-4W.\SK_\ COINTY.

St. Francis, Parish (A.L) 1

" (M-Z) 1

Clair, "' 2

St. Hilaire, ■' (A-L) 3

■■ (M-Z) 3

Madawaska. " 4

Edmundston. Town 5

5

St. Jacques. Parish 6

St. Basil, " . . .- 7

Green River 8

St . Anne, Parish 9

St. Leonard.
St. .\ndrew.

Lake Baker,

10

.(A-L) U
(M-Z) 11
12

Totals. Civil Vote — Totaux.Vote civil. 40
Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North .\nierica \

Dans r.\merique du nord (

Within L'nited Kingdom 1

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

On the Continent of Europe 1

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaux

64
64
95
205
120
175
149
82
114
78
113
98
56
35
50
141
81
108
180
200

114
123
79
97
140
171
116
265
220
153
185
141
136
163
129
147
139

Majorit} for
.Majorit* pour

Pius Michaud, 2,SH.

49

118

63

127

55

119

34

129

212

137

257

157

332

101

250

133

215

142

256

122

200

74

187

135

233

157

213

75

110

74

124

8

149

19

100

6

114

182

''

207

4

98

2

116

7

130

8

87

7

104

224
158
187
142
150
175
133
149
146

202
223

209

277

Restigouche and Madawaska

224 NEW BRUNSWICK

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

ROYAL (Electoral District— District Electoral). 19U— Population. 31,491.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Hugh
Halevock
McLean.

Fred.
Ernest
Sharp.

Rejected
Rejet6s.

Not
counted .

Pas
compt^s

No.
king's cou.ntt.

Hampton (A to E) 1

(F to O) 1

Votes.

92
100
105
57
86
75
51
141
60
130
143
56
60
112
127
135
67
162
109
140
129
125
86
113
23
80
103
113
107
135
129
117
73
109

100
82
52

103
99
66
94
96

103
90
57
50
63
84

107

116
25
73
66

Votes.

63
54
55
46
48
60
30
40
32
41
32
78
61
51
60
33
30
52
80
44
77
78
71
49
34
42
44
27
36
44
37
46
75
88

28
30
67
19
19
28
40
66
58
91
15
70
65
126
100
45
49
52
69

155
154
160
103
134
135

81
181

92
171
175
134
121
163
187
168

97
214
189
184
206
203
157
162

57
122
147
140
143
179
166
163
148
197

128
112
119
122
118

94
134
162
161
181

72
120
128
210
207
161

74
125
135

206

1
2

205

(PtoZ) 1

222

Cardwell (A to L) 2

145

(MtoZ) 2

2

189

Waterford 3

76

Kars 4

105

249

Hammond 6

Rothesay (A to L) 7

(MtoZ) 7

3

131
258

2

236

Norton (A to L) 8

165

(MtoZ) 8

166

" 9

213

236

Westfield 11

2

240

12

113

Havelock (A to L) 13

286

(MtoZ) 13

254

235

(A to L) 15

2
3

292

(MtoZ) 15

286

Kingston 16

198

4
1
1
1

i'

2

246

67

(Corner (A to L) 19

175

" (MtoZ) 19

266

20

180

Town (AtoC) 21

211

245

" (L to Q) 21

236

1

211

Springfield 22

197

250

(MtoZ) 1

1

204
174

2

157

176

164

Hampstead (A to L) 4

1
1

126
206

Wickham 5

191

....(MtoZ) 6

2

204
246

1
3
2
6

1
2

88

Wat«rboro (A to J) 8

170
179

Chipman (A to L) 9

284
276

Canning 10

228

87

Cambridge 12

3

161
166

4,976

2,775

7,751

48

3

10,577

Royal

NO U VEA U-BRUXS WICK
Thirteenth General Election— Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

ROYAL (Electoral District — District Electoral) — Con. — Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfs.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Hugh
Havelock
McLean.

Fred
Ernest
Sharp.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptes

No.
Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North America 1

Votes.

119
548
316

Votes.

14
15
30

133
563
346

Dans I'Amerique du Nord I

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

Totals— Totaux

5,959

2,834

8,793

43

3

10 577

Majority for
Majority pour

Hugh navelock McLean, 3,133

Royal

226

\EW BRlNS]yJCK

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

ST. JOHN CITY AND COUNTIES OF ST. JOHN AND ALBERT.

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

1911— Population. 63,263.

oiling Divisions,
iissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn£s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Arron

■gBl

5(S«

.St.inley

F.dward

Klkin.

A I ban

Frederick

Kmery.

£

111
«g5

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfo.

No.

(ST. JOHN-, CITT.)

Votes

80
69
46
67
66
60

103
49
21
51

117
96
87
77
78
87
38
37
28
39
28
37
27
48
48
18
71

110
70
32
44
38
27
50
72
34
63
59
48
97
49
15
90
83
68
85
41
68
85
62
92
82
52
45
35
57
41
51
36
42
49

Votes

112
120
120
155
101
123
115
158
85
90
106
99
94
63
108
155
134
172
131
147
169
138
128
156
132
134
160
141
154
175
143
167
181
114
89
108
182
159
162
126
167
116
152
80
138
132
40
171
173
100
142
97
80
141
142
167
128
133
162
96

Votes

72
59
47
64
67
57
97
45
17
53

118
85
86
80
70
88
33
33
27
39
30
39
24
48
49
18
72

103
66
28
46
41
23
51
67
35
65
57
46
92
51
19
85
80
68
80
37
68
78
59
88
75
46
48
34
57
38
48
31
40

Votes

109
119
121
154
100
122
115
156

85

85
105
105
102

69
. 105
150
133
169
133
148
165
141
128
159
129
138
159
137
152
173
149
167
181
107

86
111
186
162
166
123
165
113
149

81
140
132
■ 39
174
175
102
136

97

82
135
144
167
126
134
162

<>9.

373
367
334
440
334
362
430
408
208
279
446
385
369
289
361
480
338
411
319
373
392
355
307
411
358
308
462
491
442
408
382
413
412
322
314
288
496
437
422
438
432
263
476
324
414
429
157
481
511
323
458
351
260
369
355
448
333
366
391
270
277

1

289

.... 2

273

«

3

1
9

4
1

1
7

i

3
4

i'

1

272

Wellington,

4

352

5

234

•I

' 6

247

u

- 6a

287

>•

' 7

298

' , 7a

' 8

154
195

' 9

367

„

* 10

' 11

' 11a

' 12

' 12a

' 13

' 14

' 14a

290
284

::

15
4

2

221
233
357

Queen's,

2
9

227
274
211

X <

' 15

• 15a

' 16

■ 17

' 17a

• 18

259

Duke's

5

258
258

1

1
12
5

299
235
275

Sidney, '

' 18a

• 19

' 20

' 21

' 22

' 23

' 24

• 24a

' 25

' 26

' 26a

' 27

28

.224
321

3

314

297

Guy's, 1

260

269

7
2

258
261
230

1

2

221
218
353

289

<> <

' 29

' 29a

' 30

' 30a

' 31

' : 32

' 33

' 34

' 34a

' 34b

' 35

' 36

' 37

' 37a

' 38

' 38a

2

300
271

i< 1

3

239
236

Lansdowne, '

8

309
226

,j

4

289
289

,1 I

161

ii

284

Dufferin,

' 10

1

352
258
293

:: '.

3

1
8
2

i

245
210
27n

Victoria,

• 39

' 40

' 41a

• 41

' 41a

42

' 42a

236
271

« <

233

U 1

240

Stanley,

6

282
182

92 45 ' 91

3

i

173

St. John City and Counties of St. John and Albert

XOUVEAr-BRUNSWICK
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

ST. JOHN CITY AND COVNTIES OF ST. JOHN AND ALBERT— Con.— fin.
(Electoral District — District ^Ie?toral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Eleeteurs

sur

la liste.

No.

(ST. JOHN, COUNTY.)

Votes

78
95
50
19
79
91
69
94
64
59
54
93
74
19
25
22
7

57
77
66
66
76
35
59
51
68
81
55
32
75
79
98

Votes

76
100
80
38
167
141
130
88
152
169
166
60
42
83
36
24
24

SO-
BS
61
85
47
51

107
71

133
77

175
91

101
46

100

Votes

81
91
53
21
85
86
71
90
64
57
54
91
69
19
15
23
5

55
79
70
68
72
33
61
51
68
83
54
34
79
70
98

Votes

73
97
81
37
170
133
130
87
156
167
169
55
36
84
35
26
20

80
70
57
88
42
50

105
71

135
75

179
92

101
45

102

308
383
264
115
501
451
400
359
436
452
443
299
221
205
111
95
56

272
294
254
307
237
169
332
244
404
316
463
249
356
240
398

223

" 44

Slmonds, Parish (Loch Lomond).. .45-46
" " (Black River) 47

2

274
174

97

" " (East St. John) 48

377

" " " .. 49

317

Lancaster, " (Fairville) 50

51

51a

i

2

279
233
307

(Beaconsfield) 52

53

(MUford) 54

" " " Ma

2
6
5

286
315
215
159

(Lomeville) 55

158

Musquash, '" (Musquash) 56

" " (Dipper Harbour).. 57
" " (Chance Harbour) 58

■

86

62

38

(.ALBERT COUNTY.)

Hopewell, Parish, (Hopewell Cape).. 59

(Hopewell) 60

60a

Harvey, " 61

179

208

2

188
214

62

Hillsborough" 63

" " .64

176
105
203

64a

64b

2

240

278

Coverdale , " 65

" 66

1

t

1
1

209
309

Elgin, Parish 67

•' 68

185
243

" 68a

189

252

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 93
Military Votes — Votes militaires—

5,512

54
35
93

10,824

613
920
1,237

5,362

51
33

84

10,788

628

949

1,246

32,486

1,346
1,937
2,660

1S6

8

22,791

Within United Kingdom 1

Dans le Royaume-Lini /

5,694

13,594

5,530

13,611

38,429

186

8

22,791

Majority for \
Majoriti pour/

o*. • i-j™ j Kii^- / % William Patrick Brodericli, 7.98l>.

Stanley Edward Elkin, over (sur) ^^^^^^ Frederick Emery, 8,061.

Majority for " „ . ,.,-, „ n,, , ^ fWilliara Patrick Broderick. 7,917.

MajoritI pouri«"P'''' "■!*»■» Wigmore, over (sur) ^^^^^ Frederick Emery, 8,081.

St. John City and Counties of St. John and Albert

228 A.Eir BRUNSWICK

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gdndrale.

VICTORIA AND CABLETON (Electoral District— District Electoral) 1911— Population, 33,034.

Honourable Frank Broadstrect t'anell.— Acclamation.

WESTMORELAND (Electoral District— District Electoral).

1911— Population, 44,621

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissoments de Scrutin.

Candidate;.
Candidats.

Arthur
Bliss
Copp.

Otto
Baird
Price.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
validcs
donnfe

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfes

Voters
on
list.

Shediac, Parish (X-3)

" (K-Z)

" (A-C

" (D-G

" (H-M

" (Mc-Z

" (A-L

" (M-Z

Dorchester, " (A-K

" (L-Z

" (A-F

" (G-L

" (M-Z

" (A-F

" (G-Z

Salisbury, " (A-F

" (G-M

" (Mc-Z

" (A-L

" (M-Z

Moncton, " (A-C

" (DJ

" (K-L

" (M-P

" (R-Z

" (A-G

" (H-L

" (M-R

" (S-Z

Botsford, " (A-L

" (M-Z

" (A-Z

" (A-Z

" (A-M

" (Mc-Z

SackvUle, " (A-Z

" (A-Z

" (A-B

" (C-E

" (F-K

" (L-O

" (P-S

" (F-Z

" (A-Z

Westmorland " (A-Z

" (A- J

" (K-Z

Victoria and Carltton
Westmorland

Votes.

140

141

134

174

168

102

142

152

102

98

164

217

183

100

107

46

56

65

63

45

113

97

156

106

62

57

50

36

50

107

113

119

183

88

77

56

49

92

107

102
75

Votes.
38
44
23
27
25
37
5
7
68
67
13
13
24
9
13
114
119
123
100
88
44
67
11
60

118
104
122
57
56
33
17
75
85
39
21

178
185
157
201
193
139
147
159
170
165
177
230
207
109
120
160
175
188
163
133
157
164
167
166
140
153
168
140
172
164
169
152
200
163
162
95
70
154
195
189
165
171
147
169
182
151
160

240
210
272
253
207
195
212
238
220
216
260
249
127
148
219
234
243
189
173
249
219
220
233
184
238
236
240
238
231
245
193
261
208
209
128
85
195
270
247
218
226
187
213
231
186

.VO [■ 1' £.4 U-BR I -NSWICK
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

WESTMOREL-IND (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— fi«.

Polling Divisions,
rrondissements de Scruiin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Arttur
Bliss
Copp.

No

Moncton, Citj- (A) 1

(B) 1

...(C) 1

(D-G) 1

(G-K) 1

....(L-Z) 1

(L-M) 1

(Mc-Q) 1

(R-S) 1

(T-Z) 1

(A) 2

(B) 2

(C) 2

(D-F) 2

(GJ) 2

(K-L) 2

(M-Mc) 2

(Mc-N) 2

(O-R) 2

(S-T) 2

..(F-Z) 2

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 68
Militarj' Votes — Votes militaires: |

Within Xorth .A.raerica *', :

Dans I'.-imerique du Nord j\

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-L'ni

On the Continent of Europe
Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals — Totaux

87
112
100
96
126
124
99
82
52
26

,480
31
32

Otto
Baird
Price.

Votes.
51
62

47
125
112
110
125

86

110
152
137'

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donoes.

133
149
211
198
207
142
192
246
170
151
73
223
190
181
206
177
108
164
161
203
200

11,326
113
65

123

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s,

MaeXr>'t'>- BUSS copp, 1,6

Not
counted

Pas

comptes

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

161
198
279
280
265
209
245
324
249
216
89
298
266
250
316
283
150
261
239
301
281

Westmoreland

230 NEW BRUNSWICK

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G4n6rale.

Y0RK-SI:NBUBY (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population. 37.780.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissetnents de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Nelson

Wentworth

Brown.

Harry

Fulton
McLeod.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfes

Not
counted

Pas

comptii

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No^

Frcderiuton, (City Hall), (A-B)

(C-F) 1

(G-H) 1

(I-O) 1

(P-S) 1

(T.-Z) 1

(Court House) .... . . . (.A-B) 2

(C-E) 2

(F-I) 2

(J-Mj 2

(Mc-R) 2

" (S-Z) 2

New Maryland, .3

Kingsclear, (A-H) 4

(I-Z) 4

Manners Sutton, 5

Prin

(A-L)

(M-Z)

•William, (Back)

(Front)

Dumfries,

MeAdam (A-L)

(M-Z)

< 'anterburv,

(A-G)

(H-Z)

North Lake, .
Saint Mar>-s,

180
148
147
157

94
121
131
120

83
HI
147

70

77
37
62
58
132
126
70
75
59
57
35
121
78
114
124
109
133
114
59
176
100
55
32
92

186
47

212
207
187
199
115
147
178
155
110
183
ISO

79
154
138

35

39
130
118

67
122
130
174
155

80
158
142
133

37
160

92
152
180
134
183
198

87
235
165

79

59
117

23
116

79
164

60
122

95
152
152

24
128
195
153
227

51

York-Sunbury

XO i\EA C-BR UXS WICK

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

VORK-Sl'XBrBY (Electoral District^District electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

\'oters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Nelson

Wentworth

Brown.

Harry

■ Fulton

McLeod.

Reject
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes

(.Sunbuo* Division.)
Burton. Parish

No.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
S
8

Votes.

109
85
55
69
34
87
46
49
30

Votes.

91
65
49
117
137
119
124
109
82

200
150
104
186
171
206
170
158
112

2

275
194

2
3

2

146

243

Sheffield. "

208

Northfield, " . .

2

241

Blissville, "

233

Gladstone, (A-M)

192

(Mc-Z)

1

143

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux.Vote civil.

Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North America

Dans I'Amerique du Xord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

66

3,020

11

17
45

5,922

176
442
417

8,942

187
459
462

44

6

12.501

Totals— Totaui

3.093

6,957

10,050

44

6

12.501

Fu

Majority for n„,„

Iton McLeod, 3,8«1.

York-Sunbury

MAJMTOBA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G4n^rale.

BRANDON— CElectoral District— District electoral) 1916— Population, 41,106.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Brandon City (A to L)

•' (M to Z)

Tp

Tp
10
N,

Tp.9
Rk
and

Tp

Tp

Tp

Tp

Tp

Tp

Tp

Tp

. (A to L)
. (M to Z)

.(AtoL)
. (M to Z)
.(AtoL)
.(M toZ)

. (A to L)
.(M toZ)
. (A to L)
. (M to Z)
. (A to L)
. {M to Z)
. (A to L)
.(MtoZ)

7, Re. 17, E. J of Tp. 8, Rg. 17, W.

10, Rg. 17, and those parts of Tp.

Rg. IS and Tp. 9, Rg. 17, lying

. and E. of Assiniboine River

Rg. 18, and those parts of Tp. 9,
17, and Tp. 10, Rg. 18, lying S.

W. of Assiniboine River

Rg. 18, \V. i of Tp. 8, Rg. 17, W.

Rg. 18, W

P-g. 19, W

Rg. 20, \V

Rg. 19, W

Rg. 20, W

Rg. 19, W

Rg. 20, W

Sec. 1 to 24, both inclusive, inTp. 7, Rg.

21 W

Sec. 25 to 36, incl., in Tp. 7, Rg. 21, W.,
and that part of the Town of Souris

Iving .S. of 1st avenue (A to L)

S.r. 25 to 36, incl., in Tp. 7, Rg. 21, \V.,
and that part of Town of Souris the

lying S. of 1st avenue (M to Z)

Tp. 8, Rg. 21, and that part of the
Town of Souris lying north of 1st ave.

Tp. 8, Rg. 22. West

Xp. 7, Rg. 22, West

Candidates.
Candidats.

Howard
Primrose
Whidden.

Votes.
145
129
103
121
111
107
150
108

76
118

96
164
173
165
185
168
113

94
100

98
143
107
101

103
229

23

99

24

SO

25

118

26

105

27

45

28

41

29

51

30

60

31

63

210
43

Hugh

Savigny
Paterson.

Votes.
22
21
30
16
19
10
25

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
dorn^s.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Ballots.
Bulletins .

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Voters
on
list.

399
200
209

296
20^
297

338
224
268
207
270
236

58
40
113
181
290

149
106
127
122
73
52

232

Brandon

MAMTOBA
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

BBAXDON (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Sutte.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutii

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs
sur

la liste.

Howard
Primrose
Whidden.

Hugh
Savigny
Paterson.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Votes.

45

31

28
34
107

218

70

120
106
79
137
161
270
238
144
129
251
73
73
87
64
74
76
61
62
163
23

162

99

162
58
101

147

93

63

169

27
37

144

Votes.

34

13

10
10
33

23

2

25
15
18
10
3
6
4
4
4
17
29
5
4
2
1
6
5
16
46
7

21

12

33
4

11

14
11

6
40
15

5

17

79

44

38
44
140

241

72

145
121
97
147
164
276
242
148
133
268
102
78
91
66
75
82
66
78
209
30

183

HI

195

62
112

161

104

69

209

42

42

161

1

89
46

42

55

168

3

251
92

168

153

107

159

225

11

157

149

292

107

2 104

101

88

99

94

84

91

90

44

49

241

1

1

29
82
228

197

137

1

3

104
125
258

59

169

B

randon

No
Tp. 7, Rg. 23 \V., East i of Tp. 7, Rg.

24 W 37

W. i Tp. 7, Rg. 24 W., and sec. 1 to 24,

incl., of Tp. 7, Rg. 25, W 3S

Sec. 25 to 36, incl., Tp. 7, Rg. 25 and

Tp. 8, Rg. 25, W 39

Tp. 8. Rg. 23. Ward 24. W 40

Tps. 7 and S, Rg. 26, \V 41

Tp. 7, Rg. 27, and E. i of Tp. 7, Rg. 28,

West 42

Tp. S, Rg. 27, and E. } of Tp. 8, Rg. 28,

West 43

Tps. 7 and 8. Rg. 29, W. halves of Tps.

7 and 8, Rg. 28, W 44

Tp. 9. Rgs. 28 and 29, W 45

Tp. 10. Rg. 28 and 29, W 46

Tp. 9. Rgs. 26 and 27, W 47

Tp. 10, Rgs. 26 and 27, W 48

Town of Virden (A to L) 49

Town of Virden (M to Z) 49

Tps. 11 and 12, Rg. 26, W 50

Tps. 11 and 12, Rg. 27, W 51

Tps. 11 and 12, Rg. 28, W 52

Tps. 11 and 12, Rg. 29, W 53

Tp. II, Rg. IS. W 54

Tp. 12, R. 18. \V 55

Tp. 12, Rg. 19, W 56

Tp. 11, Rg. 19, W 57

Tp. 10. Rg. 20, W 58

Tp. 11, Rg. 20, W 59

Tp. 12, Rg. 20, W 60

Tp. 12. Rg. 21, \V 61

Tp. 11. Rg.21, W 62

Tp. 10, Rg. 21, and E. J of Tp. 10, Rg.

22 63

Tp. 9, Rg. 21 and the E. i of Tp. 9, Rg.

22, W 64

Tp. 9, Rg. 23 and the W. halves of Tps.

9 and 10, Rg. 22. and that part of Tp.

10. Rg. 23. lying S. and E. of Assini-

boine River 65

Tp. 11, Rg. 22, W 66

Tp. 12, Rg. 22, W 67

Tp. 12, Rg. 23 and E. § of Tp. 12, Rg.

24, W 68

Tp. 11, Rg. 23 and E. i of Tp. 11, Rg.

24, W 69

Those parts of Tp. 10. Rg. 23 and E. i

of Tp. 10, Rg. 24, W.. lying X. of the

River .Issiniboine 70

Tp. 9, Rg. 24, and that part of Tp. 10,

Rg. 24, lying South of the Assini-

boine River 71

Tp. 9, Rg. 25, and that part of the S. J

of Tp. 10, Rg. 25, W., lying S. of the

.\ssiniboine River 72

Those parts of Tp. 10, Rg. 25 and the

W. i of Tp. 10, Rg. 24 VV., lying north

of the .\ssiniboine River 73

Tp. 11, Rg. 25 and the W. i of Tp. 11.

Rg. 24 and that part of the X. i of

Tp. 10, Rg. 25, West of Ihe Assini-

boine River 74

234 MAMTOBA

Thirtoenth General Elect ion^Treizieme Election Generalc

BRANDON (Electoral District— District Sectoral)— Con.— Ftn.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Elccteurs

sur
la liste.

Howard
Primrose
Whidden.

Hugh
Savigny
Pateraon.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe

No
Tp. 12, R«. 25, and W. J of Tp. 12, Rg.

24, W 75

Votes.

69
87
70

22

22

Votes.

4
17
13

1

16

73
104
83

23

38

75

Tp. 11, Rg. 17. W 76

119

Tp. 12, Rg. 17. W 77

That part of Tp. 10, Rg. 19 W., lying
N. of the .\ssiniboine River, except
the City of Brandon 78

8

94

27

That part of Tp. 10, Rg. 19. W., lying
S. of the Assin'boine River, except

1

49

Totals, Civil Vott^Totaui, Vote civil. 89
Militarj- A'otes — Votes militaires: —

9,340
221
858

1,046

1,237
10
11
71

10,577

231

869

1,117

23

19

12,858

Sur le continent d'Eiirope /

Totals — Totaux

11,465

1,329

12,794

23

19

12,858

Majorit)- for 1 „„_,.
Majority pour/""'^"

rd Primrose

Whidden, 10.13S.

DAUPHIN— (Electoral District— District electoral)

1916— Population, 28,614.

Robert Cruise.— .Acclamation.

Brandon
Dauphin

MANITOBA

235

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen6rale.

LISGAR— (Electoral District— District electoral) 191&— Population, 28,061.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Ferris
Bolton.

Ernest
Wesley
Quinn.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

I Not
Rejected counted.

Rejetfe.

comptfe

Voters
on
list.

No.
(Manitou District).

Manitou 1

la

Kaleida 2

Mowbray 3

Snowflake 4

Purves 5

Woodbay 6

La Riviere 7

Kingsky 8

T. 4, Ranges, W '. 9

T. 4, Range 7 10

Darlingford 11

Shadeland 12

(Mountain District.)

Crystal City 13

13a

Pilot Mound 14

14a

Clearwater 15

Mather 16

LawTence's 17

Johnson's '. 18

Stemler's. 19

(Morden and Rhineland District.)

Tn-ps. 1 and 2, Range 5, W 20

Morden 21

** _ 22

Twp. 3, Range 5, W .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' .','.' 23

Twp. 4, Range 5 W _ 24

Twp. 1, Range 6, part Tp. 2 25

Thornhill 26

Twp. 4, Range 6, W....- 27

Winkler 28

Gretna 23

Altona 30

Rosenfeld 31

Plum Coulee 32

Tp. 4, Ranges, 3 and 4, W 33

(Emerson and Morris District.)

Twps. 1 and 2, Range 1, E 34

LeteLlier 35

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux.Vote civil. 38

Militarj' Votes — Votes militaires-

Within North America

Dans rAmerique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe. . ,
Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals— Totaux.

139
137
105
121
135
94
73
104
79
85
70

133
157
Ul
150
66
48
38

26
115
175

37

65
12
46
7
11
15
106

3,350

38
197
249

8

147

«

145

1

106

S

129

2()

155

21

115

4

77

25

129

24

103

5

90

6

76

2

173

1

81

5

31

15

130

24

199

7

44

9

83

19

79

5

101

2

67

37

49

14

60

5

12

3

14

13

28

16

122

63

71

111

218

JlSjojIflXr}*^"" «»»»•»' ^'^^^-

Lisgar

236

MAMTOBA

Thirteenth General Election — Treiziemc Election G^n^rale.

MACDOXALD— (Electoral District— District Electoral) 1916— Population, 21,638.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Richard

Coe
Henders.

William
Henry
Walsh.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.

Fannystelle 1

Elm Creek 2

Votes.
39
162
98
29
72
70
lOS
110
191
114
105
257
135
131
150
190
233
175
77
73
117
5
24
37
167
180
189
38
81
173
162
82
60
200
19
88
28
23
116
100
67
123

Votes.
66
11
5
70
139
8
20
13
16
5
7
18
7
7
8
10
19
39
105
64
48
136
175
137
18
2
5
4
15
27
12
4
16
11
113
68
0
8
28
19

1

105
173

103
99
211
78
128
123
207
119
112
275
142
138
158
200
252
214
182
137
165
141
199
174
185
182
194
42-
96
200
174
86
76
211
132
156
28
31
144
119
90
127

i'

1
1

124
225

Barager's 3

118

Haywood 4

St. Claude 5

1
5

2

1

123
250

Almasippi 6

Jenkins* .' ,-. 7

106
145

Homewood 8

168

Carman 9

227

GravsviUe 10

127

Roseisle 11

150

Miami 12

278

Rosebank 13

275

Roland (A to L) 14

} 332
275

" (M to Z) 14

Carman, South of River, 15

286

Swan Lake 17

278

Somerset (A to L) 18

(MtoZ) 18

2

184
141

Altamont 19

Cardinal 20

8

183
150

234

Bruselles 22

Cjpress River 23

Holland (A to L) 24

1
3

218
207

\ 429

53

Webber's 25

Matchetville 26

131

Trehemc (A to L) 27

1 428

108
96

Lavenham 28

10

Rathwell, etc 30

238

145

176

28

Fair Valley - 34

37

310

(M to Z) 35

■

310

Stockton 36

127

Treesbank 37

150

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 42
Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

4,598

69
306
354

1,510

4
20
27

6,108

73
326
381

13

23

7,570

Totals— Totaux

5,327

1,561

6,888

13 1 23

7,570

Majority for 1
Majority pour]

Richard Coe Henders, 3,7C«.

IVIacdonald

MAXITOBA 23

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Geneiale.

MARQITITTE (Electoral District— District electoral.) 1916— Population, 37,514.

Candidates.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Honourable
Thomas

I Alexander
Crerar.

Charles
Hamilton.

Valid
votes
polled.

valides
donnes.

I Xot
Rejected counted.

Rejet&.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Pas
compt^s.

Voters

Xo.

Cordova, {Frank Scott's) 1

Fred Johnson's 2

Bethany, (R. G. McAree) 3

Robt. Black's 4

Martin Pearson's 5

Swinbank's , 6

Minnedosa, Town. (West) (A-L) 7

....(M-Z) 7

(East) 8

Clan William (A-L) 9

'...(M-Z) 9

Scandina-i-ia 10

Erickson 11

Grandville School 12

Sandy Lake 13

Elphinstone 14

Strathclair (A-L). 15

(M-Z) 15

Newdale 16

Makepeace School House. 17

Basswood 18

Rapid City, North 19

South (A-L). 20

" (M-Z) 20

Oak River (A-L) 21

(M-Z) 21

C'ar(ial6 22

Hamiota (A-L and M-Z) 23

Crandall (A-L) 24

(M-Z) 24

Miniota 25

McConnell 26

Shoal Lake (A-L) 27

(M-Z) 27

Kelloe. (David Moffett's) 28

Wheatfield, School House 29

Solsgirth 30

Rothsay 31

Isabella 32

Birtle (A-L) 33

" (M-Z) 33

Beulah 34

Miniota 35

Manson , 36

McAuley 37

Beaver Rapids 38

Lazare 39

Balmerino 40

Foxwarren 41

Binscarth 42

Boyle School 43

Angusville 44

Rossbum 45

Vista 46

Ranchvale 47

Silver Creek 48

Russell '. (A-L) 49

" (M-Z) 49

Harrowby 60

Shellmouth 51

Arthur Bryant's 52

K. Smith's 53

87
136
58
46
64
120
136
170
106
89
24
27
20
27
108
150
122
219
53
167
134
108
91
130
118
164
389
158
114
193
181
149
130
103
102
143
68
99
152
161
114
83

14
59
62
178

49
129
138
182
64
92
40
30

93
97
145
67
72
69
131
152
181
127
119
106
124
28
31
126
174
152
228
65
184
168
125
99
143
140
181
407
171
118
207
184
160
140
114
126
150
68
103
165
177
118
96
90
217
16
145
94
192
243
73
64
192
44
53
138
142

Marquette

238 MANITOBA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

MARQUETTE (Electoral Districtr-District Electoral)— Con— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la listc.

Honourable
Thomas

Alexander
Crcrar.

Frederick

Charles

Hamilton.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Lennard

Assessippi

Dropmore

No.
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
60
61

Votes.
9
31
45
74
15
38
122
88
63

Votes.

1

0
3
2
15
11
13
4

10
33
45
77
17
53
133
101
67

2

15
50

68

118

19

Shortdale

Roblin (A-L)

" (M-Z)

1
4
3

88
224
145

105

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux.Vote civil

Military Votes — Votes militaires:

71

1

7,425

118
449
680

1,084
7
21
40

8,509
125
470
720

6

17

11,037

Within United Kingdom

...1
f

On the Continent of Europe. .
Sur le continent d' Europe

...1

Totals— Totaux . .

8,672

1,152

9,824

0

17

11,037

MajoritI pour /Honourable Thomas Alexander Crerar, 7,520.

Marquette

MAXITOBA 239

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

NEEPAWA (Electoral District— District Electoral.) 1916— Population, 26,588.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Fred
Langdon
Davis.

Albert

Daniel

McGregor.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Rejected
Rejetea.

Ballots.
Bulletins .

Not
counted

Pas
comptfes.

Voters

No,

Townships 10 and 11, Rg. 10 W la

lb

N. i Tn-p. 10, all 11, Rg. 11 W 2

N. 'jTwp. 10, all 11. Rg. 12 W 3

S. ^ T\vp. 10, Rgs. 11 and 12 W 4

Twp. 10. S. i n. Rg. 13 W. and Twp. E.

i.Twp.ll, Rg.UW 5

Carberrj-. Town, E. of Marie St. and W.

5 10-14 \V 6

Carberr\', Town, W. of Marie St., Twp.

10, Rgs. 15 and 16 W 7

S. i Twp. 11, Rg. 14 \V., and Twp. 11,

Rgs. 15 and 16 W 8

N. i Twp. 11, all Twp. 12, Rg. 14 W.,

and westerlv 2 rows of Sees. Twp.

12, Rg. 13\V 9

N. J Twp. 11, Rg. 13 \V. and E. 4 rows

sees., Twp. 12, Rg. 13 10

Twp. 12, Rgs. 15 and 16 W 11

Twp. 12, Rg. 10 and E. J Twp. 12, Rg.

11 W 12

\V. i 12 Rg. 11 W. and Twp. 12, Rg. 12

W 13

Tn-p. 13, Rg. 10 W 14

Twp. 13, Rgs. 12 and 13 W 15

Twp. 13, Rg. 11 W 16

Twp. 14, Rgs. 12 and 13 W 17

Gladstone Town, and Twps. 14 and 15,

Rg. 11 W - 18a

Gladstone Town, and Twps. 14 and 15,

Rg. 11 W 18b

Twp. 14, Rg. 10 W 19

T^-p. 15, Rg. 13 W 20

T«-p. 15, Rg. 12 W 21

Twp, 16, Rgs. 11-12-13 W 22

Twps. 17 and 18. Sees. 1 to 30, incl.,

Tw-p. 19, Re. 13 W 23

Twp. 17, Rgs. 11 and 12 W 24

Sees. 31 to 36. incl., Twp. 19 and Twps.

20-21-22, Rg. 13 W 25

Twps. 19 and 20. Rg. 11 W 26

Twps. 19, and 20 Rg. 12 W 27

Twp. 18, Rgs. 11 and 12 W 28

Twp. 15, Rg. 9 and Twp. 15, Rg. lOW. 29

Twps. 16 and 17, Rgs. 8-9-10 W 30

Twps. 18 and 19, Rgs. 9-10 W 31

Twp. 20, Rgs. 9 and 10 W., S. 2 rows

Sees., Twp. 21, Rg. 10 W 32

N. 4 rows of sees., Twp. 21, Rg. 10,

Twp. 22, Rg. 10, and Twps. 21 and

22, Rgs. ilandl2W 33

Twp, 13, Rg. 14 W 34

Twp. 13, Rg. 15W 35

Twp. 13, Rg. 16W 36

Twp. 14. Rg. 16 W 37

Twp. 14, Rg. 15 W., excepting the Town

of Neepawa 38

Twp. 14, Rg. 14 W 39

Neepawa, Town, Ward 3 40a

" 40b

"2.- 41a

" 41b

125
129
124
58

142
196
89

174

70
109

112
93
135
104

42

131
144
170
154
67

77

158

205

126

77
159

97
49
125
105
180

166
19

54
196

49
148
114

59
77
83

79
71
130
107
148
126
117

Neepawa

240 Af AX iron A

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gc^nerale.

NEEPAWA— {Electoral District— District Electoral)— Cun.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

^•otes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Fred
Langdon
Davis.

Albert

Daniel

McGregor.

Rejected
Rejetfs.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfo.

Tw-p. 15, Rg. U W

No.
43

44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52

53

H

55

56

57
58

Votes.
86

43
86
41
87
19
15
56
59
19

126

68

76

17

25
44

Votes.
64

34
81
39
39
45
38
56
37
26

59

26

-55

51

52
3

150

77
167
80
126
64
53
112
96
45

185

94

131
68

77

47

190

Twp. 15, Rg. 15, excepting Town ol

99

Twp. 15. Rg. 16W

193

Twps. 16 and 17, Rg. 16 \V

92

Twp. 16, Rg. 15W

Twp. 16, Rg. U W

1

138
91

Twp. 17, Rg. 14 \V

74

Twp. 17, Rg. 15 W

127

Twp. IS, Rgs. 15 and 16 W

127

Twp. IS, Rg. 14 W

54

S. 4 rows of Sees., Twp. 19, Rgs. 14-15-
16 W

191

S. 4 rows of Sees., Twp. 20, Rgs. 14-15-
16 W

109

N. 2 rows of Sees., Twp. 19, Rgs. 14-16-

16 W

All Twp. 21. Rgs. 14-15-16 W.. N. 2
rows of Sees., Twp. 20, Res. 14-15-
16 W

144

Twp. 22, Rg. 14 W., and E. J Twp. 22,
Rg.liW

W. i Twp. 22, Rg.l5 \V., and E.i Twp.
22. Rg. 16 W

1

81
79

Twp. 22, Rg. 16 W

58

Totals, Civil Vote— Totau.'[,Vo»e civil.
Militan,' Votes — Votes militaires;—

62

4,342
60
246

4.54

2.040
0
0
0

6,3S8
60
246
454

6

4

7.916

Dans 1 Am^rique du Nord

\

Sur le continent d'Europe

../

5,102

2,046

7, 14S 6 j 4 1 7,916

MajoJitf po'ur}'^'''' I'»"S"1«'» »»>'«' '''^'

NELSON (Electoral District— District Electoral.) 1916— Population, 16,458.

John .\rchlbaid Campbell.— .\rclaniation.

Neepawe
Nalson

MAMTOBA 241

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

POBTAGE LA PRAIRIE (Electoral District— District Electoral.) 1916— Population, 20,573

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Honourable
Arthur
Meighen.

Frederick
Shirtliff.

Rejected
Rejetfea.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Oakville . . (A-L)

No.
1
1
2
3

4

4

' 5

5

6

6

7

7
8
9
10
U
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32

Votes.
127
147
122
31

196

210

146

154

175

166

221

247
24

143
43

140
52

137
93
S2

119

145
98
91
11
25
89

105
35
3
23
24
49

121
57

103
41

Votes.
22
12
10
6

8
12

5
11

5

7

7

16

1
23
44 •

7

. 7

14

23

1

7
11

8
11

4
173
28

6
112
30
90
117
34
18

7
31

0

149
159
132
37

204

222

151

165

ISO

173

228

263

25
166

87
147

59
151
116

83
126
156
106
102

15
198
117
HI
147

33
113
141

83
139

64
134

41

231

(M-Z)

257

Salem

215

49

Portage la Prairie City, Court House,

(A-L)

1
2

249

Portage la Prairie, City, Court House,

(M-Z)

257

Portage la Prairie, City, Souch Office
(A-L)

205

Portage la Prairie, City, Souch Office,
(M-Z)

220

Portage la Prairie, City, City Hall,

(A-L)

319

Portage la Prairie, City, City Hall,

(M-Z)

289

Portage la Prairie, City, Hall's Store,
(A-L)

263

Portage la Prairie, City, Hall's Store,
. (M-Z)

308

27

High Bluff

St. Marks

216

105

West Prospect

179

87

Oakland

1

172
169

118

156

Bagot

222

150

143

30

250

Charleswood

Headingly ;

2

161
135

167

38

Elie

127

158

82

173

Lillyfield

81

KirkfieldPark

1

23

199
53

Totals. Civil Vote— Totaux, \'ote civil
Military Votes — Votes militaires:-

37

...1

3,795
60
363
393

928
2
12
34

4,723
62
375

427

4

26

6,258

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

Totals— Totaux

4,611

976

5,587

4

26

6,258

Majority for
Majority pour

Honourable .Arthur Meighen, 3,935.

Portage la Prairie

242 MA.MTOBA

Thirteenth General Klection^ — Treizieme Election Generale.
PROVENCHER (Electoral District— District Electoral.) 1916— Population, 26.271.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnds .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Robert
Johns.

John
Patrick
Malloy.

Rejected
Rejetds.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptfs.

Emerson, Town ( Ville)

No.
... 1
... 2
... 3

Votes.
147
18
88
11
113
26
82
3
36
2
20
5
0
5
3
9
36

25
11
18
3
0
0
0
8
1
7
4
3
0
0
2
21
4
20
57
5
11
8
25
19
128
28
32
58
13
47
108
36
33
96

73

Votes.
29
15
11
14
35
13
17
3
9
15
7
3
1
2
1
21
71
54
47
74
20
20
6
17
44
74
37
45
101
37
3
23
100
69
91
18
42
90
210
202
9
8
25
0
43
4
73
5
9
13
31
11
17
60

176
33
99
25

148
39
99
6
45
17
27
8
1
7
4
30

107
61
72
85
38
23
6
17
44
82
38
52

105
40
3
23

102
90
95
38
99
95

221

210
34
27

153
28
75
62
86
52

117
49
64

107
24

133

219

34

115

Tolstoi

... 4
5

58

Dominion City (Cit^)

1

183

... 6
... 7
... 8
... 9

58

110

Senkiw

2

15
53

...10
... 11
...12
...13
...14
...15
...16
...17
...18
...19
... 20
...21
...22
... 23
...24
...25
...26
...27
... 28
...29
...30
...31
...32
...33
...34
...35
...36
...37
...38
...39
...40
...41
...42
...43
... 44
...45
...46
...47
... 48
...49
...50
...51
...52
...53
... 54

18

Stuartburn

Vita

1

43
9

8

6

Zhoda

10

31

Piney

125

1

77

79

101

65

28

10

18

St. Labre

52

Woodridge

Bedford

1

97
49

Marchand

1

76
117

61

Sarto

4

24

121

St. Elizabeth

101

103

54

102

119

234

St. Jean Baptiste

1

202
37

38

168

Silver Plains

32

76

76

La Salle

Oak Bluff

1

107
76

118

Ferndale

1

59
76

110

30

154

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux,Vote civil. 54

1,522

1,999

3,521

3

7

4,146

Provencher

MAXITOBA 243

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

PROVENCHER (Electoral District— District Electoral.)— Con— Ftn.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemcnts de Scrutin.

Candidates .
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeura

sur fi

la liste.

John
Robert
Johns.

John
Patrick
Malloy.

Rejected
Rejetfo.

Not
counted.

Pas

compt^s.

No.
Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North America \

Dans I'Anierique du Nord 1

Within United Kingdom 1

Dans le Royaume-Uni f

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Votes.
31
150
147

Votes.
5
16
15

36
166
162

1.850

2,035

3,885

3

7

4,146

Majority for
Majority pourj

John Patrick .Malloy, 185.

SELKIRK (Electoral District— District Electoral.!

1916— Population, 49,513.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemcnts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeura

sur
la listen

Thomas
Hay.

John

Evans

Adamson.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.
. la
. lb
. Ic
. 2a
.. 2b
.. 2c
.. 3
.. 4
.. 5
.. 6a
.. 6b
.. 7
.. 8
.. 9
. . 10
.. 11
.. 12
.. 13
.. 14
.. 15
.. 16a
.. 16b
.. 17a
. . 17b
.. 18
. 19

Votes.
84
103
64
132
134
127
71
76
90
137
170
30
97
62
23
46
79
26
48
166
166
137
145
152
48
97

Votes.
10
22
, 21
48
24
30
48

9
42
62
04
10
26
10

8
16

6
17

1
41
40
28
60
59

5
17

94
125
85
180
158
157
119
85
132
199
234
40
123
72
31
62
85
43
49
207
206
165
205
211
53
114

120

3

2

4

161
102

205

u

177

189

u

131

St. Pauls, Parish (Paroisse)

2

1

98
182

256

319

48

162

Marquette School (^ficole)

91

55

Woodlands

75

93

62

73

St. Andrews, Parish (Paroisse)

Selkirk..

4

295
292

2

227
300

i<

3

269

84

Cloverdale

132

Selkirk

244 MAMTOfiA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme P'lection G(?ndrale.

SELKIRK (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Suife.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Thomas
Hay.

John

Evans

Adamson.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfo.

No.
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
SO
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
.58
59
60
61
62
63
64a
64b
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79

Votes.
48
111
19 .
53
141
86
27
100
24
39
20
55

7
10

4

4
33

7
12

1

1

3
10

3
26
18
21

31

5
10
32
17
25
65

7
40
10
27
21
19
107
21
95
79
48
43
110
38
50
15
72
33
52
35

5
22
42
30
68

Votes.
17
19
18
21
25
26

3

68
20
67
24
59
54
10
10
34
120

3
. 3

4

3
17
39

5
80
85
28
96

0
62

6
53
36
15
118
32

2

5
63
18
62
19
127
67
46
36
63
58
53
24
19
12
20
26
22
22
25
80
28
38
24

65
130
37
74
166
112
30
168
44
106
44
114
61
20
14
38
153
10
15
5
4
20
49
8
106
103
49
137
4
93
11
63
68
32
143
97
9
45
73
45
83
38
234
88
141
115
111
101
163
62
69
27
92
59
74
57
30
102
70
68
92

79

St. Louis Guilbert . .

157

47

Winnipeg Beach

Balmoral

i

2

91
200
151

40

Teulon

2

223
52

2

127

Ideal

66

Hove

154

81

Plum Ridge

27

13

28-18-2 E

51

2

206

25

24

Maleb

6

Berlo

4

17-20-4 E

30

78

6

139

1

1

2

2

131

63

161

10

Vidir .

122

27

Hecla

64

2

104

Chatfield

43

207

112

13

83

Lalonde

122

102

96

i'

1

74

275

Deer Horn

113

Eriksdale

193

157

5

151

137

4

201

Moosehom

141

167

Hilbre

1

40
141

SI

112

20-24-S\V

2

79

36

4

124
110

22-7 W

91

188

Totals, Civil \ ote— Totaux.Vote civil

87

4,712

2,963

7,675

16

40

10,345

Selkirk

MAXITOBA
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

SELKIRK (Electoral District— District Electoral.)— Con— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats .

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfo.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Thomas
Hay.

John

Evans

Adam son.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptfe.

No.
Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

Votes.
132
475
541

Votes.
6
29
47

138
504
588

Dans I'Am^rique du Sud /

Within United Kingdom \

On the Continent of Europe \

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaux

5,860

3,045

8,905

16

40

10,345

MtjoJiilpo'ur }''»'»'"-«''>■' ^'«^'-

SOTBIS (Electoral District— District electoral). 1916— Population, 28,212.

Albert Ernest Finley.— Acclamation.

Selkirk
Souris

246 MAMTOBA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election Gen(§rale.

SPRINGFIELD (Electoral District— District ^eqloral). 1916— Population, 53,082.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Serutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
validcs
donnfes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Guillaume

Joseph
Charette.

Robert

Lome

Richardson.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt4s.

No.

Votes.

57

86

99

25

50

160

68

47

0

1

1

81

24

115

70

32

34

8

70

136

54

210

137

103

169

149

91

56

28

41

29

36

31

20

16

72

46

12

101

61

38

50

15

11

16

7

8

64

57

59

69

20

17

2

16

20

8

2

12

8

37

26

Votes.
12
14
21
26
10
10
9
40
6
19
18
2
38
4
1
3
7
16
6
55
27
38
14
18
18
39
146
119
81
98
105
169
157
141
144
57
191
0
5
1
40
76
142
15
25
37
30
179
167
112
174
98
66
16
6
36
73
46
46
10
77

10

69
100
120
51
60
170
77
87
6
20
19
83
62
119
71
35
41
24
82
191
81
248
151
121
187
188
237
175
109
139
134
205
188
161
160
129
237
12
106
62
78
126
157
26
41
44
38
243
224
171
243
118
83
18
22
56
81
48
58
18
114

36

106

109

'• " 3

1

129

T. 9, R. 6, E., and W. iT. 9, R. 7, E. 4

76

Baltel 5

73

1

1

202

7

80

3

103

12

Niverville 10

20

T. 8, Ranges 10 to 17 E U

22

Whitemouth River, Tp. 8 12

Tp. 9 13

1

95
86

St. Korbert, Parish (Paroisse) 14

157

15

88

16

49

St. Agathe, Parish (Paroisse) 17

52

Niverville 18

31

St. Agathe 19

87

St. Boniface, City (Cit^) 20

21

22

(A-L) 23

1

1

3

7

226
101
332
193

(M-Z) 23

24

25

(A-L) 26

" (M-Z) 26

i'

1

2

18

i'

186
228
208
283
208

....; 27

125

" (AJ) 28

160

(K-Z) 28

(A-L) 29

1

146
450

(M-Z) 29

" " (A-J) 30

1

215
196

(K-Z) 30

31

1

1

191
161

32

33

2

1

298
18

St. Norbert,'Parish (Paroisse) 34

141

35

65

Lyall 36

123

Tyndall 37

140

204

T. 12, R. 5 East 39

38

Sapton School i Ecole) _, 40

57

North Springfield, School (Ecole). . . . 41
North Springfield Road 42

1

84
57

Transcona, Town (A-E) 43

" (F-K) 43

1

4

1

2

1

247
268

" (L-O) 43

191

" " (P-Z) 43

269

Oak Bank Hall 44

153

Hazelridge 45

91

Cloverleaf 46

20

Lydiatt 47

23

T. 10, R. 4, East 48

T. 10, R. 5, East 49

1

70
99

Mill Brook : 50

1

55
86

T. 10, Ranges 10 to 17, East 52

Whitemouth 53

T. 12, R. 11 to 17 East, and T. 13, R.
11 to 17 E 54

i'

1

22
137

39

Springfield

MAMTOBA
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

SPKIXGFIELD (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates

Valid
votes
polled.

Guillaume i Robert i Votes

Joseph Lome ; valide;

Charette. Richardson, donnes

Ballots.

I Not
Rejectedlcounted

Rejetds. Pa:

comptes

Xo

Molson 55

Kildonan, Parish (Paroisse) (A-D) 56

(E-L) 56

(M-S) 56

(T-Z) 56

(A-L) 57

(M-Z).... 57

St. Paul, Parish (Paroisse) 58

St. Andrew, Parish (Paroisse) 59

St. Clement and St. Peter, Parishes

(Paroisses). 60

Ladywood 61

Poplar Park 62

Thalberg 63

Balsam Bay 64

Lac du Bonnet 65

St. George 66

Bad Throat 67

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux,Vote civil. 79
Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within Xorth America

Dans I'Amerique du Xord

With United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals— Totaus

Votes.
18
18
22
29
12

33
32
8
56
110
70

217
208
255
97
121
132
151

17
3

35
110

12
4

283
309

411

295
323
446

5,870

277
292
332
132
178
174
167
106

139
48
81
15
156
294
149
51

70 ' 10,824

Majoritl Xr/"""*'* »^""' Richardson. 2.089.

Springfield

248 MANITOBA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gdn^rale.

WINNIPEG CENTRE— (Electoral District— District Electoral) 1916— Population, 67,038.

Foiling Divisions.
Arrondisscments de Scnitin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

George
William
Andrews.

Robert
Sinclair
Ward.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.
Not
Rcjectedcounted. Electeurs

sur
Rejetis. Pas

comptfe.

No.
Winnipeg, City (Cite.)

65 McDonald St 1

85 Lily St 2

39 Austin St 3

175 Logan Ave 4

35 Martha St 5

165 James St 6

121 McDermot Ave 7

36J Arthur St 8

211 Rypert St 9

225 Princess St 10

325 Logan Ave 11

396 " 12

444 " j3

329 Pacific Avenue (A to L) 14

" (MtoZ) 14

366 Elgin Ave 15

89 Charlotte St 16

230 Notre Dame Ave 17

328 Carleton St (A to L) 18

(MtoZ) 18

348 Hargrave St 19

387 Carleton St (A to L) 20

(M to Z) 20

102 Charlotte St 21

407 William Ave (A to L) 22

(M toZ) 22

58 Gertie St (A to L) 23

(M to Z) 23

480 Kennedy St (A to L) 24

(M toZ) 24

399 " (A to L) 25

(M toZ) 25

Y.M.C.A., 301 Vaughan St.. ..(A to L) 26
(MtoZ) 26

360 Young St (A to L) 27

(MtoZ) 27

574 EUice Ave (A to G) 28

(HtoO) 28

435 LangsideSt (P to Z) 28

471 Spence St (A to L) 29

" (MtoZ) 29

" (A to L) 30

520Langside St (M to Z) 30

518 SherbrookeSt (A to L) 31

(M to Z) 31

696 Langside St (A to G) 32

(HtoO) 32

(PtoZ) 32

586 Balmoral St (A to L) 33

(M to Z) 33

503 Bannatyne St (A to L) 34

(MtoZ) 34

639 McDermot Ave (A to L) 35

(MtoZ) 35

587 Elgin Ave (A to L) 36

(M to Z) 36

548 Ross Ave 37

643 Logan Ave 38

792 " (AtoL) 39

(MtoZ) 39

98
45
53
89
111
95
112
115
97
86
107
192
84
70
139
84
178
96
102
273
122
110
218
90
74
95
77
139
100
105
97
147
152
90
101
128
134
120
183
156
175
206
130
98
143
135
103
148
150
117
114
134
106
117
106
103
119
97
83

Winnipeg Centre

MAMTOBA
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

WINNIPEG CENTRE (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Ccn.—Sui(<?.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissenients de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

George
William
Andrews.

Robert
Sinclair
Ward.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
validcs
donn6s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

195
137
108
60
264
208
163
224
198
187
167
234
215
255
236
190
162
143
208
175
152
177
152
163
136
128
184
226
172
160
182
123
360
119
138
131
154
146
198
215
187
174
154
137
155
140
175
138
152
153
187
192
208
171

125
134

139
120
131

96
195
170

1

1

1

i

3

i'

8

i

1

4
3

i'

3

3

3'

1

i

2

2'

2
4
2

1

1

2

2'

3'

1
1

5

3

1
2

Voters
on

list.

No.

739 Elgin Ave (A to L) 40

(MtoZ; 40

930 Logan Ave (A to L) 41

(MtoZ) 41

761 Bannatyne Ave (A to L) 42

812 " (MtoZ) 42

Tuxedo Park Convalescent Home 43

639 Agnes St (A to L) 44

635 Sargent Ave (M to Z) 44

716 Victor St (A to Lj 45

(M to Z) 45

766 Beverley St (A to L) 46

(MtoZ) 46

676 Home St (A to L) 47

" (M to Z) 47

488 Simcoe St (A to G) 48

(H to O) 48

(PtoZ) 48

511 Agnes St (A to G) 49

(HtoO) 49

(PtoZ) 49

438 Victor St (A to G) 50

(HtoO) 50

(P to Z) 50

351 McGee St (A to L) 51

(MtoZ) 51

321 Simcoe St (A to Gl 52

(HtoO) 52

(PtoZ) 52

457 Home St (A to G) 53

(HtoO) 53

(P to Z) 53

424 Banning St 54

592 Goulding St (A to L) 54a

(MtoZ) 54a

565 Lipton St (A to G) 55

(H toO) 55

(PtoZ) 55

796 Strathcona St (A to G) 56

(HtoO) 56

(P to Z) .56

906 Ashburn St 57

Aldine St (A to L) 58

(MtoZ) 58

1440 Clifton St (A to E) 59

(Fto J) 59

(Kto R) 59

(S to Z) 59

1313 Logan Ave 60

1447 Logan Ave (A to L) 61

(MtoZ) 61

Sparling Hall (A to F) 61a

(Worth & Elgin) (G to N) 61a

(O toZ) 61a

Kensington St., rear King's Theatre,

(A to L) 62
(M to Z) 62

1723 Portage Ave (A to L) 63

(MtoZ) 63

341 King Edward St (A to L) 64

(MtoZ) 64

1830 Portage Ave (A to L) 65

(MtoZ) 65

Votes.
157
111

87

42
225
181
134
178
163
153
125
182
183
203
176
161
129
118
175
• 136
130
160
115
136
115
107
162
199
143
149
152

98
294
101
121
101
128
126
166
167
149
143
116

94
132
115
148
117
114
114
132
120
143
114

102
117
107

97
106

78
172
149

Votes.
38
26
21
18
39
27
29

Winnipeg Centre

250

M AX I TO B A

Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election Generale.
WINNIPEG CENTRE (Electoral District— District Sectoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemcnts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

George
William
Andrews.

Robert
Sinclair
Ward.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetds

Not
counted

Pa:
compt^s.

Voters
on
list.

No

259 Rosebcrrj- St 66

1857 Portage Ave. (St. James) (A to G) 67

(HtoO)67

" (P to Z) 67

341 Roseberrj- St 68

Cor. Portage Ave. and Douglas Park

Rd (AtoG) 69

(H to O) 69
" " (P to Z) 69

Park Entrance (A to L) 70

(M toZ) 70

Aldine St 71

E. Creek, end of Notre Dame Ave 72

Brooklands School (A to L) 73

(M to Z) 73

Totals, Civil|Vote — Totaux.Vote civil. 136
Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North America '

Dans TAmerique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni J

On the Continent of Europe '

Sur le continent d'Europe J

Totals — Totaux

Votes.
142
148
115
117
127

155
149
121
162
169
187
23
162
157

17,639
1,085
3,079
3,777

25.580

Votes.
27

169
165
130
134
149

181
185
141
188
200
219
30
215
202

206
203
159
146
188

219
231
164
235
229
267
34
287
241

4,320
46
63
221

21,959
1,131
3.142
3.998

26,416

4,650

30,230

26.416

>Iajorit} for
.Alajoritf pour

George William Andrews, 20,930.

Winnipeg Centre

MAMTOBA 251

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

WINNIPEG NORTH (NORD) (Electoral District— District Electoral.) 1916— Population, 60,616.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissenients de Sorutin.

Candidates.

Ballots.

—

Valid

—

Voters

Candidats.

votes

Bulletins.

on

polled.

list.

—

Not

—

Matthew

Richard

Votes

Rejected

counted.

Electeurs

Robert

Arthur

valides

—

sur

Blake.

Rigg.

donnes.

Rejet^s.

Pas

compt^s.

la liste.

Votes.

Votes.

52

15
32

67
134

76

102

3

166

103

25

128

1

149

134

67

201

3

255

98

57
28

155

82

157

54

1

108

126

38
38
29

164
145
212

. 179

107

203

183

1

2

268

118

33
32

151
118

188

86

2

153

183

63
68

246
302

256

234

1

343

122

39
32

161
116

187

84

1

165

54

48
82

102
113

1'8

31

2

134

119

52
57
62

171
161
156

213

104

94

3

162

153

21

174

2

211

123

15
33

138
231

196

198

2

266

130

35
27
57

165
118
269

188
146

91

212

i

[ 5S5

88

38
14
40

126
98
215

84

175

3

9

266

122

24
10
38
27
21
42

146
92
221
153
111
208

168

82

108

183

276

126

184

90

128

166

1

217

133

45
60

178
200

264

140

2

223

123

56

179

1

215

82

80

162

1

80

44

124

2

2

\ 318

72

115

187

2

1

241

40

141

181

2

2

215

87

66

153

5

199

104

67
146

171
224

207

78

1

4

249

45

98

143

2

163

42

127

169

6

185

91

133

224

4

9

248

131

58
23
13
14

189
146
67
61

216

123

295

54

206

47

1

159

146

47
65
30

193
203
144

225

138

216

114

1

161

92

32

124

2

135

115

35

150

170

Xo

(Elmwood District.)

746 Beach Ave 1

612 CastleAve (A-L) 2

612 " (M-Z) 2

27 Stadacona St (A-K) 3

27 " (L-R) 3

27 " (S-Z) 3

353 Martin Ave (A-L) 4

3.T3 " (M-Z) 4

297 Union Ave (A-K) 5

297 " (L-R) 5

297 " (S-Z) 5

165 Kelvin Ave 6

198 Hespeler Ave (A-K) 7

1981 " (I^R) 7

198 " (.S-Z) 7

(Winnipeg North District.)

109 Sutherland Ave 8

115 Euclid St 9

S64 Main St 10

1098 I " (A-L) 11

1098 " ....:: (M-Z) 11

1401 " (A-L) 12

1401 " (M-Z) 12

1441 " (A-K) 13

1441 " (L-R) 13

1441 " (S-Z) 13

14411 " (A-K) 14

163 Lansdowne Ave (L-R) 14

163' " (S-Z) 14

1404 Main St (A-K) 15

1404' " (Lr-R) 15

1404 " (S-Z) 15

1302 " (A-K) 16

1302 " (I^R) 16

1302 " ,..(S-Z) 16

1234 " .-....(A-L) 17

1234 " (M-Z) 17

1130i " (A-L) 18

1130i " (M-Z) 18

984 " (A-L) 19

984 " ..(M-Z) 19

60 Robinson St 20

800 Main St 21

441 Dufferin Ave 22

119 Salter St 23

409 Manitoba Ave 24

532 Dufferin .\ve 25

509 Pritchard Ave 26

497 Alfred .^ve 27

479 Mountain Ave 28

401 Andrews St (A-K) 29

401 " (L-R) 29

403 Salter St (S-Z) 29

343 Poison Ave (A-L) 30

343 " (M-Z) 30

618 Atlantic Ave (A-L) 31

618 " (M-Z) 31

578 McCrea St 32

Winnipeg North (Nord)

252

MANITOBA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

WINNIPEG NOBTH (NORD)— Electoral District— District Electoral.)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements dc Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Matthew
Robert
Blake.

Richard
Arthur
Rigg-

Rejected
Rejetds.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptis.

667 Redwood St

No

33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41

42

Votes.

51
26
47
57
9
46
48
45
64

43

Votes.

65
101
85
39
35
37
31
21
33

16

116
127
132
96
44
83
79
66
97

59

2

126
138

672 Duffcrin Ave

795 Stella Ave

1
1

12

154
124
47

932 Selkirk Ave

818 Boyd Ave

2

2

98
100
81

656 McPhillips St

(Assiniboia District.)

107

78

Totals. Civil Vote— Totaux.Vote civil
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

. 67

1

6,724

342

1,082

1,508

3,297
34
38
103

10,021

376

1,120

1,611

39

69

12, 134

Dans le Royaume-Vni /

On the Continent of Europe

9,656

3,472

13, 128

39

69

12, 134

Majority for
Majority pour /

Matthew Robert Blake, S,l$4.

Winnipeg North (Nord)

MANITOBA 253

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

WINNIPEG SOUTH ( SLID) (Electoral District— District Electoral.) 1916— Population, 48,576.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements tie Scrut

in.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

George
William
Allan.

Neil

Thomas

MacMillan.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Winnipeg City, (Cite.)
312 Main St

No.
(A-L) 1
M-Z) 1
A-K) 2
(L-R) 2
S-Z) 2
A-L) 3
M-Z) 3
A-L) 4
M-Z) 4
A-L) 5
M-Z) 5
A-L) 6
M-Z) 6
A-L) 7

Votes.
100
101
227
125

85
150
113
154
130
154
121
115
110
125
101
146
175
117
130
192
141

90
126
113
211
136

80
193
112

82
146
114

95

96

86
132
169
167
255
167
132
228
133

95
222
195
223
145

71
189
199
155
152
134
133
196
111

67
131
137
103 ■
211
127

Votes.
41
26
35
19
21
44
28
47
40
30
24
26^
17
19

6
27
28
31
30
27
24

8
14
20
15
29

8
25
14

4
14
12
12

5
12
17
17
21
32
24
10
28
15
10
24
16
23
13
11
. 16
18
23
26

6
11
26
23

9
20
18

6
17

4

141
127
262
144
106
194
141
201
170
184
145
141
127
144
107
173
203
148
160
219
165

98
140
133
226
165

88
218
126

86
160
126
107
101

98
149
186
188
287
191
142
256
148
105
246
211
246
158

82
205
217
178
178
140
144
222
134

76
151
155
109
228
131

169

312 "

196

27 Hargrave St

3
1

2

i'

6

416

27 "

227

27 "

166

156 Garrv' St

277

156 "

185

229 Smith St

263

229 "

296

262 Carleton St

1

250

262 "

223

ISO Donald St

6
2

i'

206

180 "

157

364 Broadway

191

364 "

M-Z) 7
A-L) 8
M-Z) 8
A-L) 9
M-Z) 9
A-K) 10
L-R) 10
S-Z) 10
A-L) 11
M-Z) 11
.A^-K) 12

2

138

160 Edmonton St

234

160 "

1

198

209

421 "

1

".'.'.'.Y

196

234 Balmoral Ave

297

234 •'

3'

3

174

234 "

111

591 Broadwav

184

591 "

221

114 Colonv, St

3

397

114 ■'

L-R) 12
S-Z) 12
A-K) 13
L-R) 13
S-Z) 13
A-E) 14
F-L) 14
M-R) 14
S-Z) 14
A-L) 15
M-Z) 15
A-L) 16
M-Z) 16
A-J) 17

247

114 "

136

695 Welsely

264

695 "

157

695 "

106

173 SherbrookeSt

173 "

1

301

227

173

183

173 "

164

253

215

253 "

1

131

246

321

113 Chesnut St

12

351

113 "

K-R) 17
S-Z) 17
A-K) 18
L-R) 18
S-Z) 18
A-L) 19
M-Z) 19
A-K) 20
L-R) 20
S-Z). 20
A-L) 21
M-Z) 21
A-L) 22
M-Z) 22
A-L) 23
M-Z) 23
A-K) 24
(L-R) 24
(S-Z) 24
A-L) 25
M-Z) 25
A-K) 26
L-R) 26
S-Z) 26

221

113 "

181

113 "

1

2

336

207 Home St

192

207 "

1
1

141

134 Arlington St

339

134 " ...:.:::

248

247 Lipton St

310

247 "

2

199

247 "

107

2

244

537 "

233

526 Craig St

213

526 "

239

205 River Ave

2

1

2

181

205 "

199

248 " ...

311

248 "

191

248

1

i'

i'

118

124 Osborne St....-

268

124 " ....

228

127 "

268

127

2

159

127

153

Winnipeg South (Sud)

254 Jl/,4-V- TOBA

Thirteenth Geneial Election— Trcizidme Election G^n^rale.
WINNIPEG SOUTH (SUD) (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

l*olling Division?.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

George
William
Allan.

Xeil

Thomas

MacMillan.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.

234 Osborne St (A-K) 27

234 " (L-R) 27

234 " (S-Z) 27

468 Jessie Ave 28

507 Osborne St (A-K) 29

507 ■' (L-R) 29

507 " (S-Z) 29

558 " (A-E) 30

558 " (F-L) 30

558 " (M-R) 30

558 " (S-Z) 30

690 " (A-L) 31

690 " (M-Z) 31

294 Rosedale Ave (A-L) 32

294 " (M-Z) 32

458 " (A-K) 33

458 " (I^R) 33

458 " (S-Z) 33

670 Fleet St. (A-L) 34

670 " (M-Z) 34

803 Dudley Ave 35

682 Warsaw Ave (A-E) 36

682 " (F-L) 36

682 " (M-R) 36

682 " .(S-Z) 36

763 " (A-E) 37

763 " (F-L) 37

763 " (M-R) 37

763 " (S-Z) 37

(A-K) 38
(L-R) 38
(S-Z) 38

323 Kingsway Ave (A-L) 39

323 " (M-Z) 39

997 Jessie Ave (A-L) 40

997 " (M-Z) 40

Cor. Waterloo & Godfrey (A-L) 41

(M-Z) 41

Tuxedo, Town, (Ville).
Tuxedo Hospit.al 42

St. BoXI 'ACE AND St. VlTAt, PARISHES,

(Paroisses) —

373 St. Mary's Road 43

373 " 43

373 •' 43

373 " .44

FoilT Garry.
30 St. Vital 45

QoT. GrosvcnorA Stafford.

Totals, Civil Vott^Totaux.Vote civil. 107
Military Votes — \'otes militaires —

Within North America

Dans r.Amerique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals — Totaux

Majority for \
Majprltf pouF;

Votes.
244
110
111
172
165
106
62
131
155
153
113
197
146
173
178
171
108
105
154
128
128
196
194
174
128
151
148
135
140
243
153
108
197
158
144
120

205

92

158

15,155

477

1,715

1,684

A'otes.
28
25
12
30
49
29
25
32
32
23
37
36
30
19
27
34

272
135
123
202
214
135
87
163
187
176
150
233
176
192
205
205
127
126
183
154
146
217
211
193
142
165
161
146
168
255
165
113
201
170
165
150
166
111

265
127

264

,375
17
38

17,530
494
1,753
1,770

19,031

2,516

21,547

George William Allan, 16,515.

Winnipeg South (Sud)

BRITISH COLUMBIA— COLOMBIE-BRIT.VNNIQUE.

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

BVRRARD (Electoral District— District electoral.) 1911 Population, 48,493.

Polling Di\-isions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates .
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
■la liste.

Sanford
John-
ston
Crowe.

Patrick
Don-
nelly

Victor
Rains-
ford
Mid-
gley.

Reject'd
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes

No.

Votes.
153
93
39
15
57
125
162
92
22
57
114
80
106
113
98
86
105
156
133
112
102
96
94
132
134
76
81
98
88
185
61
113
168
90
83
117
105
115
119
152
114
73
71
88
12
44
97
126
90
85
115
69
71
95
94
59
117
133
96
138

Votes.
38
18

4

9
36
26
41
28
19
28
48
30
43
36
46
43
36
50
58
22
40
42
40
44
62
32
44
55
SO
61

9
43
49
53
54
59
30
22
26
84
58
30
37
73

8
27
65
77
54
63
57
47
44
92
55
28
61
70
54
67

Votes.
1
4

2
2

1
1

5
5
4
5

1
9
7
8

5
25

0
13
13
10
16
11

2
15

8
19

9

5

1
13
10

u

12
2
2
8
19
12
2
3
25
1
16
27

6
13
13
12
10
19
27
20
28
19
29

192
115
45
26
94
152
205
125
46
89
167
117
150
158
151
137
148
211
216
134
155
151
144
192
207
110
140
161
157
255
75
157
230
153
148
188
137
139
153
255
184
105
111
186
21
87
189
225
149
154
185
129
127
197
168
114
198
231
163
234

1

227

2

145

3

52

4

32

5

111

6

..'.'.'.'.'. 8

9

10

11

. . , . (A-L) 12
, (M-Z) 12
A-K) 13
L-Z) 13
<.\-K) 14
M-Z) 14

15

16

17

18

(A-K) 19
(M-Z) 19
(A-K) 20
(I^Z) 20

21

22

(A-K) 23

iL-Z) 23

24

25

26

• (A-L) 28

' . . (M-Z) 28

29

30
31
32
33
34
\' 35
36
37
38
39
40
41
41a
42
42a

(A-L) 43

(M-Z) 43

44

45
46
47
48
49
50

1

188
268

150

52

91

1

3

203
144

3

181

I 405

181
166

i

1

241

283

164

4

2
1

"'2'

187

342

1 246

245

i

1

4
3

122
172
218
201
286

87

2'

1

176
297
198

193

224

1

165
157

178

V.nr,

1
1

295
226
137

131

2
1

238
23
122

1

221
279

1

ISO
200

1

229
155

294

1
3

i

275
183
160

1

270
283

196

3

298

Burrard

256

JililTISlI COIJMIilA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gcnerale.

BURRABD (Electoral District— District Electoral.)— Con.— fin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Arrondissenients de Scrutin.

Sanford

John-

.ston

Crowe.

Patrick
Don-
nelly.

Victor
Rains-
ford
Mid-
gley.

Reject' d
Rejetfs.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes

No.

Vancouver, Citv, Ward V 41

52

Votes.

114

125
45
38
71
82

154
79
5S

109
64
66
91
95
46
60
73
86
49
91
92
45

113
80
41
77
82
61
85
63
65
81
75
73

109
99
55
26
72
85
70
14
40
87

176
55

116
67
37
28

Votes.
59
63
2S
IS
46
56
63
39
42
40
41
4S
63

26
30

13
50
81
31
66
40
19
19
44
56
67

54
61
14
28
30
30
28
9
47
16
IS
15
13
31
13
15
34
16
37
134

Votes.
27
19
9
7
14
12
29
13
12
11
19
17
33
36
14
14
28
19
9
23
27
22
53
35
8

20
40
22
20
26
22
28
18
20
9
39
4
9
28
21
21
22
20
42
40
11
8
4
28
55

200
207

82

63
131
150
246
131
112
163
124
131
187
174

79
100
137
132

71
164
200

98
232
155

68
116
166
139
172
111
141
170
107
121
148
168

87

44
147
122
109

51

73
160
229

81
15S

87
102
217

2

255
251

' 53

' 54

' (A-L) 55

' (M-Z) 55

' 56

' 57

' 58

97

85

2

2S2

"

156

1.38

59

Ward VIII.... (A-L) 60

1

185

1 317

224
225
107
134

...(M-Z) 60

61

62

63

64

1
2
1

i

65

165

Ware

66

177

67

1 VII 68

91

200

69

2

255

70

120

71

303

72

73

74

2

1

195
89
16)

75

207

North Vancouver 76

77

78

4'

1

160
196
130

79

80

81

82

83

6'

3

1

2

1

157
196
140
128
186

84

177

85

86

1

99
57

87

178

88

131

89

1

145

90

"•'

91

113

92

197

93

201

94

100

95

196

" . . 96

i'

6

1

111

97

98

119

240

Totals.f -ivil Vot(^To
Military Votes— Vo
Within North Am
Dans rAnierique
Within United Ki
Dans Ic Royaume
On the Continent
Sur le continent d

Totals— Total

taux. Vote civil.llO
es militaires —
erica \

9,679

411

1,076

1,400

4,533
50
33
91

1,696
19
10
19

15,908

480

1,119

1,510

68

25

19,636

-Uni . 1

IX

12.. 566

4.707

1,744

19.017

68

25

19,636

Majority for
.Majority pour f

Sanford Johnston Crowe, over (sur)

/Patrick Donnelly, T.SiS.
\Vlctor Rainsford MIdgley, 10,«?.

Burrard

COLOMBIE-BBITANXIQUE 257

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

CARIBOO (Electoral District— District electoral.) 1911— Population, 26,908.

Polling Divisiona.
Arrondissementa de Scrutii

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeura

sur
la liste.

Frederick
John
Fulton.

Raymond
Findlay
Leighton.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
X)unted.

Pas
xjmptfs.

Votes.

6

6

11

15

9

28

51

11

65

18

5

13

16

20

26

15

50

67

11

36

38

45

15

•23

81

221

190

190

145

41

8

24

11

27

42

0

16

38

19

15

25

16

52

109

112

20

22

65

8

16

37

41

13

100
•5
10
16
22
34
5

Votes.

0
7
7
6
5
11
2
3

60
6
11
5
1
20
8
0
20
7
20
8
6
. 6
3
8
14
66
54
94
42
9
13
27
20
12
24
18
7
18
5
1
4
1
10
36
32
30
8
22
16
16
12
13
12

59

11
7
3

37
5

27

6
13
18
21
14
39
53
14
125
24
16
18
17
40
34
15
70
74
31
44
44
51
18
31
95
287
244
284
187
50
21
51
31
39
66
18
23
56
24
16
29
17
62
145
144
50
30
87
24
32
49
54
25

159
16
17
19
59
39
32

14

33

23

1

24
15

51

63

27

5

140
25

19

24

29

56

47

16

83

3

1

88
27
48

59

65

26

1

37
116

3

i

1,220
58

40

1

S9

37

43

1

10

91
21

25

67

32

26

39

20

72

2

3
2
6

} 349
65
35
102
23

41

52

1

2

50
34

1

1

227
34

22

21

69

42

50

No.

(Kamloops Division.)

Blucher Hall, Alex. McLean's 1

Avola 2

Blackpool 3

Berestord 4

Black Pines 5

Barri^re 6

Brigade Lake 7

Cahilty 8

Chase 9

Chinook Cove 10

ChuChua 11

Craigellachie 12

Campbell Creek 13

Celista 14

Campbell's Meadows 15

Cherry Creek 16

Canoe, North 17

South 18

Duck Range 19

Dolan's Comer 20

14 Mile House 21

Grande Prairie 22

Heffley Lake 23

Iron Mask 24

Kamloops, North 25

Kamloops, City, (A-E) 26a

(F-L) 26b

(M-R) 26c

(S-Z) 26d

Knutsford 27

Louis Creek 28

Malakwa 29

Mount Olie 30

Monte Creek 31

Notch Hill 32

Paxton Valley 33

Pemberton Range 34

Pritchard 35

Pinantan 36

Raft River 37

Rose Hill 38

Sullivan Valley...'. 39

Sorrento 40

Salmon Arm 41a

41b

Savona 42

Shuswap 43

Sicamous 44

Trapp Lake 45

Turtle Valley 46

Tappen 47

Tranquille 48

Vavenby 49

(Y.^LE DmsioN.)

Ashcroft 1

Aspen Grove 2

Brookmere 3

Cache Creek 5

Canford Mill 6

Coyle Station 7

Coldwater ....'. 8

75953—17

Cariboo

258

BRITISH COl.lMIilA

Tliiitecnth General Election — Treizieme Klcctioii Ceiu'nih

CARIBOO (District Electoral— District electoral.)— Con.— Suilc.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisscments de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Frederick Raymond
John Kimilay

I'ulton. Leighton.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfs.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfo.

No.

Dot 9

DouglEis I^ke 10

Highland Valley ■■.■■ U

Keefcrs 12

Ly "ton 13

McGillivray's 14

Mamottc Lake 15

Merritt 16a

" : 16b

North Bend 17

Nicola 18

Quilchena 19

Spuzzum 20

Spcnce's Bridge 21

Stump Lake 22

Thynne's 23

Hat Creek 24

Walhachin 25

(CaHIGU ElVIfKN)

.\lexandria. 1

Alexis Creek 2

Barkcrville 3

Beaver Lake 6

Chimney Creek 7

Chilanco 8

Chezacut 9

1.50 Mile House , 10

Harper's ("amp 11

Kcitlilcy ( Vcek 12

Meldrum Creek 13

Quesnel 15

Quesnel Forks Ifr

Stanley 17

Soda Creek 18

(LiLLooET Division.)

Alkali Lake 1

Bridge River 2

BigCreek 3

Big Bar : . . 4

Clinton 5

Cadwallader Creek 6

Chilcoten, Becher's 7

Criss Creek 8

Canim Lake 9

70 Mile House 10

100 " 11

115 " 12

127 " 13

Deadman's Creek 14

Dog Creek 15

Hanceville 17

Hat Creek 18

Watch Lake 19

Lillooet 20

North Fork, Bridge River 21

North Bonaparte 22

Pavilion 23

Short Portage 24

Seven Lakes 25

Tatla Lake 26

Watson's Bar Creek 27

Cariboo

109
113
50

17
104
17
14
209
184
85
48
19
7
43
29
8
13
47

12
143

11
59
80
10
22
17

9
13
22
35
14
11
23
15
20
13
107

9
18
26

7
18

COLOMB/E-BRl TA XMQVE
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

CARIBOO (Electoral District— District Electoral.)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates,
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnSs.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Frederick
John
Fulton.

Raymond
Find lay
Leighton.

Rejected
Rfijetis

Not
counted

Pas

-••omptes

(Fort Gkorge Division-).
Chief Lake

No.

Votes.

4
21

3

4

6
13
32

7
10

0
(No

9
33

7
29
(No

9
11
15
119
14

8
26
32
42
15

41
21

Votes.

10 -
5
9
26
10
28
20
4
23
9
Poll held.)
4
38
22
49
Poll held.)
8
37
41
112
53
5
4
62
20
14
10
50
19
15

14
26
12
30
16
41
52
11
33
9

(Pas de
13
71
29
78

(Pas de
17
48
36
231
67
13
30
94
62
29
17
91
40
22

23

Chilco.

3

1

32

. 4
. 5

24

47

Dewey

.. 6

7

4

1
4

29
64

Fort George

Fort St. John

.. 8

.. 9

. . 10

12

13

14

. . 15

.. 16

.. 17

. . 18

20

21

23
. 24
.. 25
. 26

. . 27
, . 28
30
31
32
33
34

81
31

44

20

Hcnningville

scrutin.)

31

111

46

McBride

Mud River

scrutin.)

2

90
15
23

52

96

Prince George . . .
Rolla .

2

3

274
114

StoUaoo

19

Stuart's Lake . .

54

South Fort George.

1

3

414
78

Willow River

Hutton

1

39
41

Giscoine

112

Aleza Lake

Pennv

1

48

27

Totals. Civil Vote-^Totaun. Vote civil. 149

3,949
202
738

1.121

2,646
28
32
98

6,595
230
770

1,219

24

r

54

8,849

Dans r.Ajiierique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

/

}

On the Continent of Europe .

, 1

6,010

2,804

8.814

24

54

8,849

Majority for '
.Majority pour

Frederick Jotin Fulton, 3,2W.

Cariboa

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizifeme Election G^neralc.

COMOX-ALBERM— (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 16.777.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la listc.

Herbert
Sylvester
Clements.

William

Wallace

Burns

Mclnnes.

Rejected
Rejet^.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Wellington

Xanoose Bay

No.
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5

'. 8
. 9
. 10
. lla
. lib
. 12a
. 12b
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
.. 17
. 18
. 19
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24
. 25
. 26a
. 26b
. 27
. 28
. 29
. 30
. 31
. 32
. 33
. 34
. 35
. 36
. 37
. 38
. 39
. 40
. 41
. 42
. 43
. 44
. 45
. 46
. 47

1. 50

Votes.
67
26
68
47
97
27
81
36
14
98

130
92

1.52

114
24

100
41
16
19
49
27
43
31
21
63
58
33

171
88
31
42
52
74
28
30
70
4
11

(Xo
46

117

156
26
31
36
15
25
25
10
17

Vot«3.
80
35
43
26
21

41
20
10
25
178
113
44
48
59
126
37
17
33
20
18
45
42

7
16
23
35
189
93
25
59
18
49

9
56
78

9
11
poll held.)

4
93
65
24
14
12

0
51
33
16
17

147
61
111
73
118
34
122
56
24
123
308
205
196
162
83
226
78
33
52
69
45
88
73
28
79
81
68
360
181
56
101
70
123
37
86
148
13
22
(Pas de
50
210
221
50
45
48
15
76
58
26
34

2

1

151
76

Parksville

123

87

Qualicum Beach

1.39

i"

2

Union Bay

Denman Island

15.5
60

Hornby Isl.^nd T.

29

C'oniox

(uniberland

1

149
358

320

Courtenay

1

215

197

Headquarters

Heriot Bay

3

116
350

Rock Bay

146

-Port Kusam

Cracroft

3

86
83

Alert Bay

Port Hardy

Simoom Sound

Green Point Rapids

l"

1

9
20
3

97
80
137
86

Shoal Bav

39

Deceit Bay

154

\Vhaleto^^n

117

I.und

Powell River

Lasqueti Island

Pender Harijour. . . .

Sechelt

5'

2

\

1

95
382
196

68
149
112

Gibson Landing

Bo« en Island

1

190
" 43

Mil! Creek

89

Squamish

G reen Lake •»

2

1

187
34

Pemberton

37

Nitinat

Bamfield

scrutin.)

4
63

Port Alberni

Albemi

Kildonan

Ucluelet

2

3
4

239
249
69
54

Clayoquot

66

Xootka

Port Alice

1

9S
67

1

3'

37

C ape Scott

46

Totals. Civil \ otc— Totaux. Vote civ

Militarj- \ otcs— \ otes militaires:-

VVithin North America

Dans 1 Am^rique du Nord

Within United Kinpdom

Dans le Royaumo-I ni

On the Continent ol Europe

2.679

359
492

2,094

20
16
32

4.773

142
375
524

20

'61

6.188

Totals— Totaux

3,652

2.162

5.814

20

61

6.18S

iStjoril* ^ur/H"*"* Sylvester Clements. 1.4M.

Comox-Albemi

COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE 26

Thirteenth General Election- — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

KOOTENAT EAST— EST (Electoral District— District Electoral.) 1911— Population, 22,399.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisseraents de Scrutin.

Robert

[Ethel-

bert

Beattie.

-Candidates
Candidats.

Thomas
Biggs.

Saul
Bonnell.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfe

Not
counted

Pas
compt4s

Voters

No.

Field 1

Golden (Ne. 1) 2

" (No.2) 2

Moberley 3

Donald. .^ 4

Beavermouth 5

Hog Ranch 6

Galena 7

Brisoo *. 8

Sinclair : 9

Athalmer 10

Wilmer 11

Invtrmere 12

Windermere 13

f 'anal Flats 14

\ew Michel 15

Harmer's 16

Michel 17

Crow's Nest 18

Fernie (No. 1) 19

" (No. 2) 19

" (No. 3) 19

" (No. 4) 19

" (No. 5) 19

Hosmer 20

Olson 21

Coal Creek 22

White Sulphur 23

Corbin 24

Morrissey 25

Wasa 26

Fort Steele 27

Camp 6 28

Bull River 29

Jaffray 30

Elko 31

Baynes 32

Waldo 33

Flagstone 34

Newgate 35

McGuire's 36

Marjsville 37

Kimberley 38

Wycliffe 39

Tata Creek 40

Cranbrook, (No. 1) 41

(No. 2) 41

(No. 3) 41

(No. 4) 41

Wattsburg 42

Moyie 43

Wardner ; 44

Yahk 45

Kingsgate 46

Totals, Civil Votev-Totaux. VoteciviEsI
Military' Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North America

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Roj'aume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals^Totaui

Votes.

Votes.
36

91
140
140
13
18
27
49
36
26
18
36

143

175
34

59
53
59
59
57
49
102

202
235
198
205
17
67
71
26
34

158
372
751

Majority for \e.„i «„„„.ii „„„. (,,„\ /Kobe't Ethelbert Beattie, l,8i».
Majorltl pour^'"' »"°°«»' "^«^ (»"^) JThomas Btggg. 2.M4.

Kootenay East — Est

HRITISII VOLl'MIilA
Thirteenth General Election — Treiziemc Election Generale.

1911— Population. 28..373.

KOOTENAY WEST— Ol'EST

(Ele<;toral District — District electoral).

Kootenay West — Quest

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidate
Candidal

5.

5.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
lis:.

Irvin
.\mory
Austin.

Robert
Francis
Greene.

Win-
field
Max-
well.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted

Pas
comptea

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

(K\SLO DmsioN).

No.

1

1

2

. 2

. 2

. 2

. 3

. 3

. 3

4

5

6
. 6
. 6

'. 7
. 7
. 8
. 8
.

. 9
. 9
. 10
. 10

11

12

13

14

15

15

16

. 16

. 17

. 18

19

20

21

. 22

. 22

. 22

. 23

. 24

. 25

. 26

. 27
. 27
. 28
. 28
. 29
. 29
. 30
. 31
. 31
. 31
. 32
. 32
. 32
. 32
. 33
33

\'otes.
8
0
5

5

1

37

9

3

49

56

0

8

7

•

44
60
45
39
45

12
14
19
12

2
3
3
8
90
111
31
10
22
81
0
0
5
4
0
3
4
15
33
3

1

5

34

39

44

23

8

2

1

1

1

n
3
4
0

Votes.
8
15
6
5

41

6
69
24
17
34
14
10

149
126
142
97
166

80
72
69
83

10
19
29
82
47
60
66
13
11
63
9
6
29
3
4
23
26
31
113
14

9
17

109
86
68

105
35
84
19
18
74
19
6
16
17
11

Vot<-s.

13

16
0
0
8
0

13
1
0

21
4
0
1
6
1

37
29
22
22
30

51
48
49
37

2
1
3
17
3
4
5
4
4
5
9
2
15
I
1
4
18
10
23
9

0

8
52
54
13
14

4
39
15

2
52
10

6
19

3

0

2)
31
11

7
20

8
91
17

9
139
84
17
43
27
12

230
215
209
158
241

143
134
137
132

14
23
35
107
140

175

102

27

37

149

18

8

49

8

5

30

48

56

16J

26

10
30
195
179
125
142
42
125
35
21
127
29
15
39
20
13

o-

:!t

1

i(

I

Kalso, North

2

1

!• 15)

a

)

■ 163

/ ''-

frawford Bay

1

^ 1 1.5

1

(Nelson, City Division)

2

2
2

2

i'

2

25!

252

243

193

2S1

(RossuND, City Divisiox
Rossland, City

IS)
1.57

u

1 31:>

it

(Slocan DmsioNi.

31

5)

Slocan City

Silverton

New Denver. ,

133

4
3

i

} -
123

45

Sandon

2

2

205

2;)

9

Edgewood

Fauquier

61

I)

33

57

Nakusp

(Ymih Division!.

1
1
2

1

6)
ISS
2)

j 5*

I

} 438

140

171

Rcseraont

1

53

202

1

I

\ 275

(1 u

2

} -

COLOMBIE-BRITASMQLE
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

KOOTENAY, WEST— QUEST ^Electoral District— District electoral— Con— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidate
Candidate

^

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfo

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

Ir\-in
Amorj-
Austin.

Robert
Francis
Green.

Win-
field
Max-
well.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

Electeurs

sur
la list*.

Trail, City *".

No.

34

. 3i

35

. 35

Votes.
36
49
20
12
3
0
0
0
3
1
0
8
8
0
5
0
0
0
0
3

0

1

2
2
2
2
1
0

32

28
17
14

0
1
0
1
0
1
0
6
0
0
1
1
0
0

1

3
0
0

Votes.
73
91
42
53
32
17

6
16
19
13

9
18

8
20
13

8
50

8

36
8b
10
33

4
17

8

2
31

8
22
14

75
71

181
74
16
11
6
8
5
15
8
14
12
11
24
12
12
6
12
6

1

Votes.
52
70
46
40
9
5
0
2
1
13

5
6
3
12
1

I

1

9

21

34

9

2

0

1

23

1

1

1

80

74
106

77
8

14
4
0
4
9
0

11
4
7

25
7
0
3

8
0

161
210
108
105
44
22
6
18
23
27
11
26

99

23
30

9
52

9
37
98
50
70
13
20
10

5
56
11
24
15

187
173
304
165
24
26
10
9
9
25
8
31
16
18
50
20
12
9
15
17

3

2

2

} 443

2

} 257

. 36

. 36

. 36

37

37

37

37

37

37

37

37

38

38

38

39

39

40

. 40

. 40

40

40

40

41

41

. 41

. 41

42
42

43

44

45

46

46

46

47

47

. 47

. 47

.. 48

. 48

4S

4S

48

48

48

4^

. . 49

.. 49

il.lI2

99

Brilliant

^ 209

"

(•

1

•<

1

72
166

Hall Siding

"

Fniitv:ik-,

j

(Re\t:ustoke Division).

2
7
2

1

10

1

I

4'

99>

209

285

199

Bcgbie School

26

1 S.

1

Greclev Creek

' 14

39

11

27

Arrowhead

39

40

"

170

"

> ;;

"

33

28

Bovd's Ranch

} 23

Totals. Civil Vote— Totaus, Vote civ
Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires-

Within North America

Dans r.\merique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

1.363

8
8
20

3.952

135

478
812

1,653

18
15
49

6,96S

161
501

881

42

30

8,501

Totals— Totaux,.

1..399

5.377

1.735

S.oll

42

SO

8.501

Majorill pour «»'«'' ^'"=^ G'**"' «"

fWlnllcId Maiwell. 3,e42.
\Irvin .\inor)- .4ustin. 3,$78.

Kootenay West — Quest

264 BRITISH COLUMBIA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieine Election G^n^rale.

NANAIMO (Electoral District— District electoral) 1911— Population, 31,822

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemcnts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voter
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Charles

Mc-
intosh.

Hector

Allen

Stewart

Joseph
Taylor.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Votes.

114

158

109

92

116

79

100

99

80

118

109

37

98

55

50

•42

59

81

67

172

70

92

143

34

253

226

43

96

72

7

92

100

117

43

157

132

109

84

73

83

27

5

63

16

7

5

125

157

27

29

Votes.
48
72
42
46
44
38
57
21
27
43
24

31
49
16
9
39
31
32
30
32
13
28
29
42
50
15
23

0

9
14
10

9
11
14
22
26

4
19

9
14
22

7

11
84
70
8
11

Votes.
36
36
20
39
50
31
19
7
13
62
50
48
12
13
27
113
22
85
63
58
5
1
4
4
4
1

\
1
0
17

a

17
4
12
30
23
5
4
1
0
7
2
1
10
4
28
7
1
2

198
266
171
177
210
148
176
127
120
223
183

92
141
117

93
164
120
197
162
260
107
106
175

67
299
277

60
120

80
7-
118
123
144

56
180
176
154
115

81
103

36

26

87

24

24

20
237
234

36

42

2
2

1

5

239
321
207
208

246

1

187
215

1
1
2
1
2

149
174
255
288
117
185

151

118

4
6

200
153
214

1
1

i'

217
316
119
118

3

1

208
80

2
3

1
1
2

327
308
71
125
94
23

170

2
2
2
2

166
159
67
219
237

4

211
146

106

116

41

1

i"

32
95
45

28

20

3

280
284

52

1

56

56
20
28

8
3
13

1
0
0

65
23
41

75

67

2

49

16
93
21
13
25
34
12

29
5

13
5
8
1
4

1
1
4

0

4
0
3

46
99
37
18
37
35
19

71

108

43

21

2

57
43

22

No.

Nanaimo, Middle Ward 1

2

3

Southward 4

5

6

North Ward 7

8

9

Five Acres, Parish Hall (A-L) 10

(M-Z) 11

Chase River, Finn Hall 12

Brechin, School House 13

Northfield, Duggan's Hall 14

Extension. School House 15

South Wellington, School House 16

South Cedar, School House 17

Ladvsmith, Dier Block, No. 1 (A-L) 18
-No. l.\ (M-Z) 19

Harrison Block, No. 2 20

Cobble Hill, The Hall 21

Chemainus. Court Hall 22

Cowichan Station, The Hall 23

Cowichan Lake, Johnston's Bldg 24

Duncan, No. 1, Court House 25

No. 2, .Agricultural Bldg 26

Shawnigan Lake, .\thletic Club Bldg. 27

Somenos, McNeil Bldg 28

Westholrae. Bldg. near Station 29

Clo-oose, Post Office 30

Esquimalt, No. 1, Ward 2, South... 31
No. 2, Ward 2, North. . . 32
No. 3, Ward 1 , North ... 33
No. 4, Ward 3, North . . 34
No. 5, Ward 1, South... 35
" No. 5a, Ward 1, South. . 36

No. 6, Ward 3, South... 37

Colwood, Colwood Hall 38

Langford, Gouchers Hall 39

Metchosin Hall 40

Shawnigan Lake, Strathcona Lodge.. 41

East Sooke, School House 42

West Sooke, School House 43

Otter Point, Mr. Gordon's house 44

Jordon River, Club House 45

Port Renfrew, T. Braiil's house 46

James Island. School House 47

Sidney, Court House 48

Mayne Island, Court House 49

Pender Island, North, Hope Bay Hall SO
North Salt Spring Island, Old Court

House 51

Thetis Island, Burchell's store 52

Gabriola Island, South, Public Hall.. 53
South Salt Spring Island, School

House 54

Ganges, Mahon Hall 55

Gabriola Island, North, School House 56

Retreat Cove, Wharf-house 57

Deep Cove, Hall 58

Galiano Island, School House 59

Satuma Island, Post Office 60

Nanaimo

COLOMBIE-BRI TA NNIQ UE
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

NANAIMO {Electoral District^District Sectoral.)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Charles

Mc-
intosh.

Hector

Allen

Stewart

Joseph
Taylor.

Rejected
Rejetfs.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s.

No.

Pender Island, South, Spaulding house 61

Saaniohton, Ward 6 62

Royal Oak, Ward 5 63

Boleskin Rd., No. 1. Ward 2, (A-JV. 64
No. 2, Ward 2 (K-Z).. 65
No.S.CloverdaleHall 66

Votes.
5
163
106
102
107
105
149

149
107
106
146
116
108
203

239
235
147
129

Votes.
0

29
22
30
28
■26
26

25
17
29
18
25
14
15

27
20
43
46

Votes.
0
8
4
22
31
33
15

14
11
29
6
13
3
1

12
12
29

37

5
200
132
154
166
164
190

188
135
164
170
154
125
219

278
267
219
212

2

1
2
2

1

6
250
220
226
238
222

Cedar Hill, No. 1. Wards 1 and 3 (M Z) 67
No. 2, Wards 1 and 3 (A-L)
(Temperance Hall) 68

Garden City, No. 1 , Ward 4 69

1

7
•1
3

1

250
213

No. 2, Ward 4 70

Cadboro Road , No. 1 (A-L) 71

252
224

No. 2 (M-Z) 72

177

Oak Bay, No. 1 (0-Z) 73

No. 2 : (A-N) 74

246

No. 3, Old School

House (A-J) 75

330

No. 4 (K-Z) 76

Tillicum Road, No. 1 . (A-L) 77

2

287
275

Maddock Ave., Ward 7, No. 2 (M-Z) 78

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux. Vote civil .78
Military Votes — Votes militaires: —
Within North America )

7,062
449
713
951

1,854

37
19
66

1,305

10
7
22

10,221

496

739

1,039

76

13

12,809

Within United Kingdom .\

Dans le Royaume-Uni t

Totals— Totaui

9.175

1,976

1,344

12,495

76

13

12,809

Majority for 1 .„•,_ charlps MrlntARh over r«iirl /Hector Allen Stewart, 7,1»9.
Majority pour/-"""* ^narles Mclntosn, over (sur) jjog^p^ Taylor, 7,831.

Nanaimo

266

lililThSU VOLIMBIA

Tliirti't'uth General Election — Treizi^me Election Generale.

NEW HESTJnNSTEK (Electoral District— District Electoral.) 1911— Population, 29.098.

PollinR Divisions.
.\rr()nilissements dc Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

\'alid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

.sur

la liste.

William

Garland

McQuarrie.

Duncan
.\lexandcr
McRac.

Rejected
Rejetfs.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

(Langley Muxicipauty).

West Langley

Langlev Fort

No.

.. 1
. 3

Votes.

32
81
83
40
28
33
19
47
71
56
21
25
35

46
38
32
16
57
35
100
28
42
12
40
26
28
. 35
17
.59

19
63
30
73
127
120

41
165

95
101

152
165
42
29
33
86
127
120
103
76
166
196
81

Votes.

17
19
26
20
14
19
19
37
42
34
13
6
15

57
36
28
7
8
25
82
17
26
10
53
19
9
5
8
19

39
21
6
23
50
38

6
60

48
36

74
80
34
16
2
14
62
76
43
65
55
86
51

49
100
109

60
42
52
38
84
113
90
34
31
50

103
74
60
23
65
60

182
45
68
22
93
45
37
40
25
78

58
84
36
96
177
158

47
225
143

137

226
245
76
45
35
100
189
196
146
141
221
282
132

1

66
125

.Milner. ..■

124

Sperling

.. 4
5

1

75
51

Beaver River Mills

6

Otter

,. S
.. 9
.. 10
'. 11
.. 12
. . 13

. . U

.. 1.5

.. 16

.. 17

.. 18

19

20

21

22

.; 23

. 24

. 25

. 26

. 27

. 28

. 29

. SO
. 31
.>32
. 33
. 34
. 35

. 36
. 37

. 38
. 39

. 40
. 40a
. 41
. 42
. 43
. 44
. 45
. 45a
. 46
. 46a
. 47
. 48
. 49

98

Murrayville

I-anglev Prairie

2

125
101

Fern Ridge

40

Lochiel

36

Patricia

62

(SCKREY .MlXICIPALITY).

South Westminster

Port Mann

'I'ynehead ■_

1

4'

121
92
69

Port Kells

1

73
70
204

Cloverdale

Sullivan

64

Strawberrj' Hill

Scott Road

1

88
28

Mud Bay

2

104
58

Hazelmere

42

Hall's Prairie

57

Douglas

• 25

White Rock

83

(Delta .Mc.N-iriPALrrY).
.\nniville

93

East Delta

Boundary- Bay

1

93
48

Westham Island

107

I.adnerTown

208

(RiCHMOXD MfXICrP.*LITT).

2

179
64

Bridgeport and Sea Island

St*'ves(on Town

1

i

291

168
157

Vancouver Heights

t apitol H ill .'.'.'.'.'..'. '. '. '. '

I
3

i

]■ 575
98

50

Buena Vista

40

Bumaby Lake

123

Central Park

.Tub ilee Station

1
1

1 472

"

> 347

Ea-st Bumaby

1

289
334

Riverway

i

179

New Westminster

COLOMBIE-BRI TA XX I QUE
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

NEW WESTMINSTER (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scruti

Candidates.
Candidate -

VVilliani

Garland

McQuarrie.

Duncan
Alexander
McRae.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted

Pas

compt^s

Voters
on
list.

(New West.min'ster, Citt).

Lulu Island 50

Poplar Island 51

52

District Lot 172 53

West End (Upper) 54

'■ (Lower) 55

Centre, (West) 56

(East) 57

" (North) 58

Sapperton 59

.., 60

Centre 61

62

63

64

34
140

70
113
180
122
140
125
198
174

79
147
106
149
135
117
129
103

79

249

96
173
257
157
203
174
291
240
114
227
152
214
218
170
188
170

Totals. Civil Vote — Totaux. Vote civil. 71
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America

Dans I'Amerique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

5,653
192
592
943

2,786
25
19
52

8,439
217
611
995

Totals — Totaux.

,882 110.262

Mljorill S^ur)wiUIam Garland McQuarrie, 4.498.

177
279
115
212
299
201
275
260
344
286
146
284
189
258
271
205
228
212

New Westminster

268 BRITISH COLUMBIA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election G^n^rale.

SKEENA (Electoral District— Dietrict Electoral). 1911— Population, 25,486.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurg

sur
la liste.

CjTUS

Weslev
Peck.

Alfred
Stork.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptis.

Prince Rupert, City

No.
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 5A
. fr
. 7
. 8
. 8a

. g

. 10

. 11

. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
. 17
. 18
. 19
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24
. 35
. 26
. 27
. 28
. 29
. 30
. 31
. 32
. 33
. 34
. 35
. 36
. 37
. 38
. 39
. 40
. 41
. 42
. 43
. 44
. 45
. 46
. 47
. 48
. 49
. 50
. 51
. 52
. 53
. 54
. 55
. 56
. 57

Votes.
102
105

42

59

62
108

21

15
123

no

13
6
6
9

20

2
19
44
13

6

5

7
10

9

7

7
39
74
50
43

4
15

7

8
17

9
20

3

3

8
33
(No Pol
16
82
37
34

6

9

4

Votes.

161

148

88

147

113

127

13

0

161

160

49

29

17

0

5

7

2

15

21

11
14

0

1

5

1
24
20
66
99
44
18
20

6
21
25
20
16
12

1

5
59
held.) (Pa

5
134
17
24
18

7

263

253

130

206

175

235

34

15

284

270

62

35

23

9

12

27

4

34

65

15

17

19

7

n

14
8
31
59
140
149
87
22
35
13
29
42
29
36
15
4
13
92

1 590

2

.1

J

36

28

-\nyoii

6
3

2

\ 614
74

48

Cassiar Cannery

36

12

Haysport

Port Essington

26

39

6

1
6

38

Terrace

76
28

29

20

10

Kitwanga

Skeena Crossing

21

33

81

208

178

Telkwa

125

Hubert

45

44

South Bulkley

1

25
48

North Francois Lake

Ootsa Lake

1

73
33

2

57

Refuge Bay

Hartley Bay

22

9

18

Swanson Bay

Surf Inlet

110

isde scni
21

tin.)

1
13

53
47

Ocean Falls

216
54
58
24
16

281
69

Hagensborg

86

29

Victoria Cannery

Wadham's Canner>'

\tlin

29

2 6

11

(No Poll held.) (Pasde scru

tin.)

3

4

75

(No Pol 1 held.) (Pas de scrutin.)

68

21
13

4
7
12
4

9
40

1
12
19

2

30
53
5
19
31

52

Port Clements

77
15

43

Queen Charlotte

Sandspit

Jedway— Alti

41

12

(No Poll held.) (Pas de scrvj

tin.)

0

Totals. Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civ

il.59

1,519

2,043

3,562

11

34

4.856

Skeena

COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE 269

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

SKEENA (Electoral District— District Electoral).— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

Hs".

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Cyrus
Wesley
Peck.

Alfred
Stork.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted-

Pas
compt^s.

No.
Military Votes — ^■otes militaires —

Within Xorth America 1

Dans I'Am^rique du Xord /

Within United Kingdom \

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

On the Continent of Europe \

Votes.
95
306
886

Votes.
15
15
38

110
321
924

Totals — Totaui..

2,806

2,111

4,917

11

34

4,856

51±^!|J t'r icyrus «c8ley Peck. m.

Majority pour

Skeena

270 lilUTlSH VOlAMIilA

Thirteenth General Election— Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

VANCOl'VER CENTRE (Electoral District— District (■Icctoral). 1911— Population, 60,104.

Polling; Divisions.
Arrondissenients dc Scrutin.

Candidates.
C'andidats.

William
Wallace

Burns
Mc-

Inncs.

William

.Arthur

Pritch-

ard.

Votes.

Votes.

70

15

40

6

64

13

75

12

51

3

71

IS

75

8

70

6

43

5

26

4

50

3

58

7

41

1

53

2

35

3

25

3

47

3

39

3

7S

3

54

1

9

0

26

0

28

1

32

B

19

0

22

2

33

3

33

1

10

0

3^

2

19

1

58

3

42

1

32

0

44

1

26

5

23

9

20

1

41

7

07

31

53

14

24

.T

90

14

60

12

66

68

11

64

16

66

14

57

5

68

13

87

8

100

10

96

11

68

10

65

9

55

11

75

12

85

16

69

9

Henr.v
Herbert

Stevens.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetf's.

Not
counted,

Pas
compt^s.

Voters
on
list.

Xo
Vancouver, City —

WardI 1

" 2

' " 3

•| 4

" ....... '.v^'^'.'.'^'.'........ e

" '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 8

" : 8i

" 9

•• 9f

" .' 10

•• II

" 12

•' 13

" 13a

" 14

14a

IS

16

i7

" 18

" 19

■' 20

" 21

" 22

" » 23

'• ' 24

" 25

" 26

" 27

" 28

" 29

•■ 30

31

32

33

" . 34

" (including Stanley Park).. . . 35

Ward II 1

" 2

" 3

" 4

" 4a

" 5

" 6

7

" 7a

" 8

" 8a

" 9

" 10

" 11

" 12

" 12a

" 13

" I3a

" 14

177
158

1.50
1.33
163
197
143
220
141
133
175
153
245
228

57

98
133
179
110

97
119
128

87
.68
102
250
187
147
169

97
139
122
1,57
159

1.39
138
147
134
J 27
147
204
181
206
1.59
1.55
131
158
202
163

Vancouver Centre

COLOMBIE-BRITAXXIQl E
Thirteenth CJeneral Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

VANCOUVEB CENTRE (Electoral Diitriet— District Electoral.)— Con.— F^n.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondi-ssements de Scrutin.

Candidates.

Candidats

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list. .

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

William
Wallace

Burns
Mc-

Innes.

William

Arthur

Pritch-

ard.

Henry
Herbert
Stevens.

P^jected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas

compt^s.

Ward III .

No.

. 1

. 2

. 3

. 4

5

. 6

7

, 8

9

10

1

2

3

4

4a
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
9
. 10
. 11
. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
. 17
. 18
. 19
.20
21
. 22
. 23
. 24
. 24a
. 25

Votes.
88
114
S3
72
99
47
50
66
41
58
109
98
74
37
46
67
49
57
90
42
38
18
35
53
52
31
57
56
30
86
73
35
22
45
55
50
44

Votes.
17
28
25
26
22
22
13
5
it
5
32
53
14
9
7
14
6
21
32
6
8
16
9
5
14
4
3
3
1
20
15
5
0
10
9
3
6

Votes.
62
43
38
47
70
54
41
55
63
61
57
70
77
51
44
79
57
61
66
38
49
25
73
68
56
41
116
86
68
115
148
71
23
77

73
79

167
185
146
145
191
123
104
126
113
124
198
221
165
97
97
160
112
139
188
86
95
59
117
126
122
76
176
145
99
221
236
111
45
132
141
126
129

4

6
33
5

218

"

1<)1

it

2

i'

''15

"

••

147

126

Ward IV.

2

156
262

229

**

1

171

} 303

219

"

»*

126

5

179
215

12

4

1

1
1

I no

120
66
144
147

'*

5

117
87

•.

1

■-■^■■■■

210
167

'*

131

'298

"

286

"

125

"

54

166

"

2

1

} 309

"

1

164

Total: Civil Vot<^Totaux: Vott? m
Military Votes — A'otes militaircs.

il.96

5,164
136
59

184

890
29
24
49

8,169

978

1,862

2,713

14,223
1,143

1.945
2.946

65

84

17,175

Within United Kingdom

••■■)

i

Totals-Totaux . .

5.543

992

13,722

20,257

65

84

17 175

Majority for „.„,,. UM-hart ««<.v<.nc ,.™r ^...^JW""*™ Wallace Burns Mclnnes, 8,17».
Majorlt* pour J ^^^^ Herbert Stevens, over (sur) (^uiiam Arthur Pritchard. 12,7S».

A'ancouver Centre

722 BRITISH COLUMBIA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

VANCOUVER SOt'TH—SUD— Electoral District— District 61cctoral). 1911— Population, 20,446

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemcnts de Scnitin.

Richard

Clive

Cooper.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Charles

Mac-
donald .

James
Edward Hackett
Gold. M(>
Vety.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn^

Rejected
Rejetfa.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

Voters
on
list.

No

3238 Granville .St 1

Comer of Granville St. and

Balfour Ave 2

Municipal Hall. Kerrisdale. . 3
•• .. 3.\

41st .-Vve., Kerrisdale. 4

41st .\ve.. and Dunbar St 5

21st Ave. and Highburj- St.. 6
4057, 12th Ave. \V., Point

Grey 7

10th Ave. W. and Sasamat,

W. Pt. Grey 8

4th .\ve. and Trimble St 9

Comer 70th Ave. and Gran-
ville St 10

Odd Fellows' Hall, Marpole. 11

Heather St., Eburne 12

706 16th Ave. West, Point

Grev 13a

706 16th Ave. West, Point

Grey 13

28th and Willow 14

South Side Marine Drive and

Carnarvon 15

3364 Main St 16

3853 Main St 17

Corner 25th Ave. and Main

St 19

Comer 26th Ave. and Ontario

St 19

4102 Main St., Comer 25th

Ave 20

4605 Main St 21

Main St., Opposite Gen.

Brock School 22

4135 Fraser Ave., between
25th and 26th Avenues 23

4561 Fra.'^er .\ve., between

29th and 30th avenues 24

Comer 34th Ave. and Main

St 25

Comer 40th Ave. and Main

St 26

5983 Main St., adjoining Win-

nott P.0 27

Comer 48th Ave. and Fraser

Ave 28

6404 Main St 29

6483 Fraser Ave 30

Corner Main St. and Slat

Ave 31

7233 Fra.ser Ave 32

Comer River Road and

Fra-ser Ave 33

4136 Fra,ser Ave., between
•25th ami 26th Avenues 34

4257 Knipht Road, between
26tli and ; 7th Avenues 35

4594 Fraser Ave., comer 30th
and Fraser 36

4880 Fraser Ave., between
33rd and 34th .\vcnue3 37

Votes.

Votes.

220
169
163
178
173
117

145
116

131
133
139

161
26

223
178

101
140

133

117

90

115

107
68
94

.59
138

151
135
101

Vancouver South — Sud

COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE 273

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

VANCOUVER SOUTH— SUD— (Electoral District)— District Electoral— Con— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

on
List.

Electeura

la liste.

Richarc
Clive
Cooper

Charles

Mac-
donald .

Edwarc
Gold.

James
Hacketf
McVety

Rejected
Rejetes

Not
counted

Pas

comptfis

No.
Corner Fraser and 36tli Ave. .38

5332 Fraser Ave 39

5498 Fraser Ave 40

5457 Inverness St 41

McKenzie School, Fraser

Ave 42

7206 Fraser Ave., between

58th and 59th Aves 43

Votes.
43
42
38
34

58

110

73
113

70
67
104

84

100

72

69

51

83
92

42
53
65

79
62
51
76
50
11

Votes.
30
25
13
U

25

32

54
44

52
38
50

33

43
23

32

14

39
63

17
34
30

45
27
30
35
■40
7

Votes.
1
1

1
1

3

0

1
0

2
0

1

0

1
0

0

0

4
0

1
0
0

0
0

1

0
0

Votes.
17

36

20

46

26
28

37
11

17

26

42
26

43

24

20

44

9
19
9

17
5
15
21
10
3

91
90

88
71

106

118

154
185

161
116

172

143

186
121

144

89

146
199

69
106
104

143
94
96
133
100
21

2

2

1

7

1

115
118
102
102

147

252

3595 Commercial St., Bank
of Hamilton Bldg 44

187

Lord Selkirk School 45

223

1594 Kingsway, Cor. Com-

214

3550 Commercial St 47

1833 Kingsway 48

2

161
250

1726 Kingsway, between Vic-
toria Rd. and Gladstone
Ave 49

4901 Victoria Rd., cor. 34th
and Victoria Rd 50

5685 Victoria Road 51

5919 Victoria Rd., cor. 45th
and Victoria Rd 52

2

1

1

162

229
159

177

Corner 61st Ave. and Victoria
Road 53

5022 Victoria Rd. cor. 42nd
and Victoria Rd 54

1

123
206

6582 Victoria Road 55

Slocan St., opposite Euclid/
Ave .56

5

259
108

413 Joyce Road 57

150

432 Joyce Road 58

132

285 Joyce Road and Euclid

Ave 59

2871 Kingsway 60

1

183

2283 46th Ave. East 61

118

Carlton Hall 62

2974 46th Ave. East 63

125

Champlain School 64

1

28

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux,

4,898

297
712
983

2,360
30

50

40

1

2
7

1,138

9
4
25

8,436

337
740
1,065

38

27

10,687

Military Votes- Votes militaires:-
Within North America 1

Dans I'Amerique-du-Nord.. . J
Within United Kingdom \

Dans le Royaume-Uni |

On the Continent of Europe.. .1

Sur le continent d' Europe /

Totals— Totaux .

6,890

2,462

50

1,176

10, 578

38

27

10,687

Maioritv for 1 fCharles Mardonald, 4,428.

Maiorlt^ Dourf •'■''•'si'd CUv? Cooper, over (sur) ^, lames Hackrtt McVety, 5,714.
■^ ' (Edward Gold, 6,840.

Vancouver South — Sud

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Thirteenth General Election — Trcizieme Election G^ndrale.

1911 Population, 31,660.

VICTORIA CITY-CITfi.

(Electoral District — District Electoral)

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Stuart
Hender-
son.

Simon
Fraser
Tolniie.

Albert
Samuel
Wells.

Ballots.

Valid
Votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Rejected
Rejet6s.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfe

Voter>
on
List.

No.

Ward 1 Section 1

" (A-K) 2

" (L-Z) 2

" 3

" 4

" 5

" (A-L) 6

" (M-Z) 6

" -7

Ward 2 " (A-K) 1

" (L-Z) 1

(A-L) 2

" (M-Z) 2

" (AJ) 3

" (K-Z) 3

" (A-L) 4

" (M-Z) 4

" 5

" 6

" 7

Wards " 1

2

" (AJ) 3

" (K-Z) 3

(A-M) 4

" Mc-Z) 4

5

" (A-K) 6

f " (L-Z) 6

" (A-L) 7

" (M-Z) 7

" (A-L) 8

" (M-Z) 8

" 9

10

Ward 4 " 1

" (A-K) 2

" (L-Z) 2

" (A-L) 3

" (M-Z) 3

4

" 5

6

" (A-H) 7

" (I-Z) 7

Wards " (A-K) 1

" (I-Z) 1

(A-M) 2

" (N-Z) 2

" 3

" (A-G) 4

" (H-N) 4

" (O-Z) 4

" (A-L) 5

" (M-Z) 5

" (A-K) 6

" (L-Z) 6

" 7

Votes.
24
32
32
42
20
49
62
52
37
63
63
42
50
50
58
43
42
51
52
65
49
40
39
43
58
46
25
35
22
67
52

Votes.
141
87
74
85
76
98
115
114
60
100
89
114
102
82

Votes.
14
16
19

179
135
125
136

96
153.
193
183
114
177
168
169
172
144
166
119
130
167
195
201
177
141
193
204
193
139
158
182
169
199
178
193
173

68
153
219
159
106
181
182
202
162
254
117
127
161
166
286
154
249
180
178
150
139
152
213
238
210

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 58 2,367 6,900

Victoria City— Cite

COLOMBIE-BRITANNIQUE.
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

VICTORIA, CITY— CITE— (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Di'v'isions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Stuart
Hender-
son.

Simon
Fraser
Tolmie.

Aloert
Samuel
Wells.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptfis.

No.
Military Votes — Votes militaires:

Votes.
68
44
122

Votes.

776

1,597

2,092

Votes.
2
0
1

846
1,641
2,215

Dans I'Amerique du Nord /

Totals— Totaus

2,601

11,365

551

14,517

59

IS

11,953

Majority for

\Stuart Henderson, 8,764.

.Majority lor ; bi™„., k>.~.c 't'.,.i.»i« «.,■/„ ^ iBiuari uenaerson, s,/(>4.
Majorite pour /S*™"«» *^" TcinAt, over (sur) j^^^^ Samw\ WeUs, W,8U.

WESTMINSTER DISTRICT—

(Electoral District — District ^lecfbral)

1911, Population, 22,848.

■_ Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Frank
Bainard

Stacey.

Peter
Bethaven
Hamilton
Ramsay.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s.

Port Moody

No.
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 9
. 10
. 11
. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
. 17
. 18
. 19
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24
. 25
. 26
. 27

Votes.

128
12
77
48
51

106
62
89
10
10
31

124

123
37
27
65
16
32
28

118
9
63
9
15
20
13
22

Votes.
78
15
45
34
93
70
^5
51

7

4
28
36
42

9
20

7

10
34
31
51

5
14
29
34
13
18
21

206
27

122
82

144

176
87

140
17
14
59

160

165
46
47
72
26
66
59

169
14
77
38
49
33
31
43

4

239

27

loco

158

Burquitlam

100

Maillardville

154

1

235

(North)

115

Coquitlam, West

Upper Pitt

1

186
27

Pitt Lake

17

Pitt Meadows

78

Hammond

181

Haney

Albion

Webster's Corners

Whonnock

2

i

1

7

1
2

202
52
58
86
33

Stone Falls

80
69

Mission

Steelhead

1

178
15

Hatzic

87

49

57

45

35

Harrison Mills

46

Westminster District

276

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Tliirtecnth General Election— Treizieme Election G^n(^rale.
WESTMINSTER DISTRICT (Electoral District- District Electoral)— Con— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scnitin.

Candidates.
Candida ts.

Frank
Bainard
Stacey.

Peter
Bethaven
Hamilton
Ramaey.

Valid
votes
polled.

Rejected
valides —
donnas. Rejet^s,

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfes.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No

Agassiz 28

Harrison Hot Springs 29

Port Douglas 30

Ruby Creek 31

Hope 32

Yale 33

St. Elmo 34

Popkum 35

Rosedale 36

East ChUliwack 37

Cheam 38

Chilliwaok 39

40

Sardis 41

Lower Sumas 42

Columbia Valley 43

Whatcom Road 44

Huntingdon 45

Abbotsford 46

Claybum 47

Peardonville 48

Aberdeen 49

Mt. Lehman Hall 50

Mt. Lehman Store 51

Bradner 52

Matsqui 53

Straiton 54

Chilliwack 55

Sardis 56

Mission City 57

Totals, Civil Vote^j— Totaux, Vote civil. 57

Militarj- Vote — Votes militaires: —

Within North America 1

Dans I'AmWque du Nord /

Within United Kingdom

Dans ie Royaume-t'ni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals — Totaux

Votes.

122

12

5

3

63

9

19

16

97

59

104

128

195

129

101

3

22

25

141

97

16

18

18

49

34

55

1,9

102

107

111

Votes.

51

3

1

9

25

7

11

22

58

9

73

45

82

35

3,224

313
448

104
325

483

>Iajority for
.llajorit^ pour

195

16

5

17

134

23

34

39

172

75

194

187

308

184

165

14

73

56

232

117

36

46

39

106

71

139

4f

183

170

170

Frank Bainard Stacey, 3,283.

TALE— (Electoral District— District Electoral)

Honourable Martin Burrell.— Acclamation.

1911, Population, 28,066

Westminster District
Yale

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND— ILE DU PRINCE-EDOUARD,

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

KING'S (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population, 22,036.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

James
Joseph
Hughes.

James

Mclsaac.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s,

Not
counted

Pas

compt^s

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs'
' sur
la liste.

(On a recount — sur nouveau d^pouillement)
No.

Bothwell 1

North Lake 2

Priest Pond 3

Red Point 4

Souris East 5

Souris River 6

Souris Line Road 7

Rolio Bay Chapel 8

St. Margaret's 9

Head RoUo Bay 10

St. Andrews 11

Peake's Station 12

Bristol 13

Sinnott Road 14

Marie IS

Head St, Peter's Bay, South 16

North 17

Monticello IS

Baldwin's Road 19

Victoria Cross 20

Eighteen Mile Brook 21

Cardigan 22

Lome Valley 23

Roseneath 24

Montague North 25

Dundas 26

Glenfanning 27

Whim Road Cross 28

Montague South 29

High Bank 30

MuiTay Harbour, South 31

St. Mary's Road 32

Glenwilliam 33

Georgetown (No. 1) (Divided) 34

Red House 35

Woodville Mills 36

Launching 37

Sturgeon 38

Murray Harbour, North 39

Georgetown (No. 2) (Divided) 4"

Challenged votes - ■ ■

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 40
Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North America

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d' Europe

Totals — Totaux

60
104

60

128

43
112

38
53
132

2,776

2,529
56
148
156

115
120

84
110
193
121

94
178
102
165
105
101
168
108
145
115
165

97

98
108

62

88
182

95
141
129

80
115
246
152
247
133
153
144

5,305
70

Majoritl pour} ''*'»** Mclsaac, 52.

277

King's

278 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

PRINCE (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 32,779.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissoments de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candida ts.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Alfred
Alexander
Lefurgey.

Joseph
Read.

Rejected
Rejctds.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

Nail Pond

No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
U
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48

Votes.
74
102
59
42
65
61
68
56
78
39
88
54
33
53
69
76
68
58
59
39

71
48
50
72
57
55
77
57
53
93
.54

lOG
81

128

149
43
47
64
52
69
83
51
54

131
30
67
83
86

106

Votes.
51
84
43
88
76

173
68
66

110
94
96
67
81
59

121

124

110
73
61

118
98
33
85
52
62
92
42
44

101
50
57

115
93
83
69

103

158
90
60

116
66
83
66

89
70
S3
82
55
69
120

125
186
102
130
141
234
136
122
188
133
184
121
114
112
190
200
178
131
120
157
171
39
156
100
112
164
99
99
178
107
110
208
147
189
150
231
307
133
107
180
118
152
149
106
143
201
113
149
138
155
226

146
290
110
176
178
293
195

Tignish

10

Skinner's Pond

Greenmount

St. Louis

Kildare

10
5
2
4

3

276
175

Elmsdale

2

Oyster Creek

O'Lcary

Cape Wolfe

i'

1

122
217
242

Brae

West Devon

1
1

2

180
1.50

EUerslie

211

Lennox Island

Tyne Valley

1

46

Mount Pleasant

St. Gilberts

1

1

^ 119
148

1

193
125

Central Lot 16

19

138
205

123

1

236

St. Eleanors

Court House, S. Side, Booth No. 2. .
Sunimerside, Centre

1

1
1
1

::..;}

191

408

284
375

Traveller's Rest

2

1

174
126

Spring Valley

222
133

Kensington, Booth No. 1

Kensington, Booth No. 2

1

352

2/

170

Newton

1

249
1.36

172

Searletown

170

Tryon

15

1

255
308

Totals, Civil vott— Totaux, Vote civil

51

f

3,4.37
59
270
208

4,204
29
34
31

7,641
88
304
239

81

17

9,609

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans If Rovaumo-Uni

• /

3,974

4,298

8,272

81

17 Q (aw

ph 1

MaJoriM pour i*'^^

Sea'd, 324.

Prince

ILE DU PRIXCE-EDOUARD 279

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

QUEEX'S (Electoral District— District electoral). 1911— Population, 38,813.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

c

I"?
5z

k

-55

-ill

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptes

Votes.
49

Votes.
56
43
68
88
58
67
55
139
41
93
51
27
74
71
87
64
30
77
93
47
8
57
53
70
39
78
29
60
26
73
46
24
54
40
37
18
48
59
61
93
26
72
93
92
67
63
74
61
78
79
87
73
89
44
94
66
73
84
93
83

77

Votes.

109
56

111
67
98
31
45

113
54
71
70
61

115
99
76

135

109
84
94

105
64
44
92
98
65
83
49
42
28
52

106
88
75
55
73
58
96
27
48

101
63
64
78
90
16
41
79
43
98
33

107
82

110
47
71
74

104
99
92
99

65

Votes.

104
53
95
63
95
31
40
91
52
68
69
63

115
93
69

131

107
79
89

106
64
42
91
95
64
82
49
44

-27
49

101
88
70
53
66
55
88
26
47
94
60
65
77
78
15
41
76
39
97
32

110
90

111
53
76
70

108
93

104

107

67

318
195
337
302
304
198
195
471
186
321
236
178
374
336
319
395
277
316
364
303
144
200
292
330
205
322
153
205
110
247
306
223
258
192
221
158
285
169
216
380
185
276
346
365
170
211
306
208
356
231
390
310
392
190
320
273
357
353
377
360

280

43

63

84

•W

69

55
128

1

39

89
46
27

1

i

70
73

87

1
3

65
31

1

76

88

45
8

1

57

56
67

1

1

37
79

6

26

59

29
73

1

53

23

2

59
44
45
27

1
1

3

53
57

i

60
92

2

36

75

98

105

72

2

66

77

65

83

87

86
65
82
46

5

2

i'

79
63

2

72

77
88

3

2

71

71

1

Voters

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Long River

French River

Clifton

Granville _

Hope River

Hazel Grove

Stanchel

Breadalbane

Westmoreland

Crapaud

Melville

Emy\ale

Bonshaw

New Glasgow

Hunter's River

North Rustioo

South Rustico

Wheatley River

North \\'iltshire

New Haven

Riverdale , . . .

Milton

North River

Nine Mile Creek

St. Catherine's

Brackley Point Road

Brackley Point

Covehead

Pleasant Grove

Little York

Bedford

Tracadie '

Mount Stewart

Pisquid

Monaghan

Fort Augustus

Johnston's River

Mount Herbert

Southport

Pownal

Avondale

Cherry Valley

Vernon River ^^

Grand View

Caledonia

Orwell Cove

Eldon

Point Prim

Belle River

Wood Islands

Charlottetown, Ward 1, East

" l.West

" 2, East

" 2, West

" 3. East

" 3. West

" " 4, East

" " 4. Central

" 4, West

" 5, East...(A.L)

" 5, E. Central
(A-K).

Queen's

280 PRIXCE EDWARD ISLAXD

Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election G^n^rale.

QUEEN'S (Electoral District— District electoral).— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemcnts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

;

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
lUt.

Eleeteurs

sur
la liste.

is

11

k

I- § 5
c ^ 5

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt£s

Xo.
Charlottefown, Wards, W. Central

(A-L) 62

•' 5. West (A-L). 63

East Royalty 64

West Royalty 65

Votes.

51
102
99
41
73

65

64
92

Votes.

50
100
104
41
83

71

68
97

Votes.

85
102
84
51
76

62

84
98

Votes.

87
108
89
49
87

66

82
95

273
412
376
182
319

264

298
382

i

1
2

183
254
217
116

Wards, East ^M-Z). 66

194

5, E. Central

(K-Z). 67

170

5, W. Central

(M-Z). 68

" 5. West (M-Z). 69

1

182
242

Totals.Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 69
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within Xorth America \

4,435
159
392
388

4,484
158
396
397

5,244
66
22
45

5,140
67
22

47

19,303
450
832

877

33

18

11,922

Dans rAmeriquc du Nord /

Within United Kingdom \

Sur le continent d'Europe j

Totals— TotaiLt

5.374

5,435

5,377

5,276

21,462

33

18

11,922

Majority for \
Majority pour.

Donald Xlcholson, over (sur)

/Alexander Martin, £1.

\Alexander Bannernian Warburton, 15S.

Majority for \i„i,_ ii-„„„ ci.,„i„i. „ , /„. , (/Alexander Martin, 3.

Majority pour)"'"'"' ^'^f'* SIncIau-, over (sur)|^„^^ ^^^ Bannernian Warburton, Ml.

Queen's

SASKATCHEWAN.

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

ASSINIBOIA (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1916 Population, 36,259.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

John

Gillanders

Turriff.

Edward
Wadding-
ton.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfis.

Not
counted.

Pas

compt^s.

71

77

5S

39

52

40

28

31

138

39

188

124

133

45

85

95

107

211

104

123

53

43

38

12

59

61

39

96

182

36

104

126

68

112

104

179

70

117

119

58

82

103

93

184

79

75

71

113

118

69

113

43

71

93

39

14

2

2

1

1

2

Y

1
1
3

2
4

2'

4

14

4

3

is'

2

1
4

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No

Winlaw 1

Workman 2

Gaschen 3

Meridian 4

Scouthill 5

E. Portal 6

Emwein, Schoolhouse 7

Roscoe 8

Oxbow, South 9

Florence. 10

Camduff, South 11

Carievale, South 12

Gainsborough, South 13

Gainsborough, North 14

Carievale, North 15

CamduS, North 16

GlenEwen 17

Oxbow, North •. 18

Alameda 19

Frobisher 20

Cateviile, Schoolhouse 21

Douglaston 22

Aubumton 23

Palestine, Schoolhouse 24

Hastings 25

Thunder Creek 26

Fern 27

Alameda, Town 28

Antler 29

Fertile 30

Storthoaks 31

Redvers 32

Annandale 33

Wauchope 34

Cantal 35

Manor, South 36

Manor, North 37

Cariyle, North 38

Carlyle, South 39

Dalesboro 40

Erin 41

McNeill's 42

Areola, North 43

Kisbey, North 44

Kisbey , South 45

Wilberf orce 46

Marchand's 47

Forget 48

Areola, North, Town 49

Areola, South, Town 50

Carlyle, Town 51

Kyle's 52

Portal 53

Roche Percfee 54

Ross' 55

HoSmaster's 56

24
107

27
159
102
124

83
191

94
102

40

160
61

106
92
37
45
61
37

157
62
48
41
63
86
50

103

102
65
82
69
52
43

208
130
158
44
95
105
133.
246
124
140
70
54
45
21
77
70
46
102
206
43
98
137
129
150
123
185
87
128
138
90
128
123
122
217
107
91
71
124
126
82
127
54
82
95
52
19

Assiniboia

282 . SASKATCHEWAN

Thirteenth General Election — TreiziSme Election G^n^rale.
ASSINIBOIA— (Electoral District— District 61ectoral.)— Con.— Su»(e.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin,

Candidates.
Candidats .

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John

Gillanders

Turriff.

Edward
Wadding-
ton.

Rejected
Rejet^s

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.
.. 57
.. 58
.. 59
.. 60
.. 61
.. 62
.. 63
.. 64
.. 56
.. 66

Votes.
5
14
39
26
34
63
38
31
24
12
49
27
16
17
12
28
12
45
8
35
21
4

137

140
94
50
42
28
77

106
56
44
67
78
51
30
21
24
35
24
32
26
17
36
15
36
70
95
77
97

140
43
64

Votes.

9

18

22

4

10

21

9

8

16

27

53

9

24

14

3

1

11

41

24

32

14

10

21

29

18

6

4

15

25

16

32

12

40

51

26

31

15

5

9

2

4

8

15

7

25

6

IS

11

42

15

25

9

46

.14
32
61
30
44
84
47
39
40
39
102
36
40
31
15
29
23
86
32
67
35
14
158
169
112
56
46
43
102
122
88
56
107
129
77
61
36
29
44
26
36
34
32
43
40
42
85
106
119
112
165
52
110

19

Chestoff's

44

81

Shand

43

49

Bienfait

Hirsch

Kingsford, Schoolhouse

1
3

4

68
66
48
46

45

Macoun

Thorson

Cote's

.. 67
.. 68
.. 69
.. 70
.. 71
.. 72
.. 73
..74-
.. 75
.. 76
.. 77
.. 78
.. 79
.. 80
.. 81
.. 82
.. 83
.. 84
.. 85
.. 86
.. 87
.. 88
.. 89
.. 90
.. 91
.. 92
.. 93
.. 94
.. 95
.. 96
.. 97
.. 98
.. 99
..100
..101
..102
..103
..104
..105
.106
.107
.108
..109

5

2'

120
41
53

Mooney

Landau

10
5

35
18
29

29

96

35

76

43

203

Estevan, West

Estevan, Centre

Estevan, East

2

2

1
2
1

156
166
134
74
56

59

125

Town

1

129
104

72

142

154

Sequin

Crieff

93

67

Wame's

Taylor

1

1

45
45

60

28

Golden West

47

44

40

47

51

47

Maryfield, South

Fairlight :

Walpole

103

112

1

1

145
119

187

73

High View

122

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civ

1.109

5,946

2,255

8,201

36

80

9.868

Assiniboia

SASKATCHEWAX
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

ASSINIBOIA— (Electoral District— District electoral) Con .—Fin.

283

Polling Di\-isions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

Us".

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John

Gitlanders

Turriff.

Edward
Wadding-
ton.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
comptes.

No.
Militarj- Votes — Votes militaires —

Votes.
128
296
466

Votes.
15
8
34

143
304
500

Within United Kingdom \

Dans le Royaume-Uni 1

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaui

6,836

■2 3^2

9,148

36

80

9,868

.Majority for
Majority pou

^ jjohn GiUanders Turriff, 4,5S4.

B.iTTLEFOED (Electoral District— District electoral).

1916— Population. 28,402.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats,

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Wallace
Gordon

.■Ulan
Gourlay.

Henrj-
Oswald
Wright.

Rejected.
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

Delmas

No.
. 1
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
8
. 9
. 10
. 11
. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
. 17
. 18
. 19
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24
. 25
. 26

Votes.
15
19
24

9

7

1

2
20

5

6
33
11

0
13
IS
24

0

3
13

4

6

4

3

5

7

4

Votes.
7

65

89

16

24

11

21
5

55

30

38

22

12

42

17

37

21

28

32
145

28
6

31

15

25

25
116

22
84.

4

46
108

Paynton

113
25
31
16
22
7
75
35
44
55
23
42
30
52
45
28
35

158
32
12
35
18
30
32

120

■■

4

178
61

Standard Hill

54

Golden

39

37

18

1

111

49

62

lIcLaren

Dry GuUy

1

66
29

53

Walters

36

52

Battle Vale

58

37

47

188

Miller

45

Wright

1

15
62

34

57

39

MarshaU

133

Battleford

284 SASKATCHEWAN

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G6n6rale.

BATTLEFOBD— (Electoral Dirtrict— District 61ectoral)— Con.— Suite.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissementsde Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candida ts.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfo.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la listc.

Wallace

Gordon

Allan

Gourlay.

Henry
Oswald
Wright.

Rejected
Rejetgs.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s

Votes.
2

Votes.
38
30
19
39
38
34
31
178
36
35
21
29
22
32
29
31
30
26

4

1
27
30
11
12
24
39
17
56
. 52
26
33
16
14
14
received — ^A
27
22
40

4
17
15
25

8
40
27
23
18

7

7
14
11
54
50
44
16
26

3
14
74
11
13

4

2
28

40
31
19
47
40
37
34
195
37
43
31
40
34
35
40
32
42
48
10
13
39
34
18
23
32
55
23
60
55
30
40
28
18
23
ucun rap
38
30
SO

8
21
33
26
46
77
34
26
23
17
20
21
16
66
52
61
27
28

8
20
94
17
25

7

6
38

60

1

46

0

22

8

55

2

61

3

43

3

50

. 17

1
8

i'

1

214
51

77

10

38

11

59

12

43

3

51

11

53

1

45

12

61

22

54

6

14

12

21

12

51

4

67

7

33

11

33

8

' 45

16
6

1

62
24

4

87

3

66

4

31

7

63

12

33

4

30

9

36

(No returns

u

port re ?

u).

14
63

8
10

1

I

55
61

4

19

4

37

18
1

2

1

43
35

38
37

7

1

1
2

97
83
44

3

45

5

36

10

36

13

20

7

32

5

30

12

76

2

79

17
■ 11

2

82
39

2

37

5

10

6
20
6

1

5

28
121
33

12

^

46

3

11

4

22

10

73

No

Wirral 28

Boachwood 29

Rercshill 30

Nunebor 31

Rugby 32

Fartown 33

Southminster 34

Lloydniinster 35

Greenwood 36

Northminster 37

Walmsley 38

Doyle 39

Cleveland 40

Ovenstown 41

Weir 42

Watson 43

Seagram 44

Winter 45

Yonker 46

Freshwater 47

Artland 48

Lydlake 49

Kelly 50

Raspberry 51

Wilbert 52

Cut Knife 53

Brownlea 54

Wallace 55

Prongua 56

Suffern 57

Sweet Grass 58

Poundmaker 59

Wardenville 60

Gross Lake 61

Manito 62

Sherlock 63

Cliffe School 64

Neilburg 65

Flatlake 66

Huron 67

Formby 68

Little Pine 69

Dclmas, South 70

Landis 71

Wolfe 72

Inverallen 73

Panmuir 74

Starview 75

Leipzig 76

Cavell 77

Rcdford 78

Wilkie, East 79

Wilkie, South 80

Wilkie, North 81

Glenlogan 82

Narrow Lake 84

Krist 83

Belleview Plains 85

Scott 86

Grain Lands 87

Thackeray 88

Tramping Lake 89

Revenue 90

Tako 91

Battleford

SASKATCHEWAN
Thirteenth General Election — Treizienae Election Gen^rale.

BATTLEFORD— (Electoral District— District Sectoral)— Con.— Sijif".

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

V-alid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

°5t.

Electeurs

la liste.

Wallace
Gordon

Allan
Gourlay.

Henry
Oswald
Wright.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

No.
.. 92
.. 93
.. 94
.. 95
. 96

Votes.

4

13

7

5

8

4

18

9

14

4

7

9

8

10

4

9

14

0

13

1

24

11

27

24

17

9

IS

4

9

15

23

7

25

12

5

8

38

4

14

28

36

6

8

Votes.
47
32
13

2
26
34
146
31
19
18
33
21
17
25
15
25
13

4
50
11

9
34
28

9
12
24
87
16

4
29
43

3
10
25
23
14
50

8
21
14
12
15
12

51
45
20

7
34
38
164
40
33
22
40
30
25
35
19
34
27

4
63
12
33
45
55
33
29
33
105
20
13
44
66
10
35
37
28
22
88
12
35
42
48
21
20

5
24
16
16
32
52
10
30
21
14
12
27
22
20
24
42

9
20
37
47
82

51

61

38

19

46

.. 97
.. 98
.. 99
.100
..101
..102
..103
..104
..105
..106
..107
..108
109

45

Unity

4

164
61

51

Boulby ....

38

Sunny Glen

Belton . . .

i

56
72

Blue Bell.

39

54

Stabbler

24

Scotstown

2

61
42

19

..110

..111

112

73

16

Ennis

78

Rutland

..113
..114
..115
..116
..117
..118
..119
..120
..121
..122
..123
..124
..125
..126
..127
..128
..129
..130
131

79

Denzil

77

Bell City

43

52

Coates

60

132

Reids

58

Grosswerder

Primate

2

21
60

Cactus Lake. . .

4

75
14

58

Macklin, North

42

North End

48

Parkdale

1

37
88

12

56

96

East Shore

White Shore

..132

..133

134

1

56
34

Odessa

26

Ear Hill

..135
..136
..137
..138
..139
.140
.141
.142
.143
.144
.145
.146
.147
.148
.149
.150
.151'
.152
.153
.154
.155

1 4

11

7
2
5
11
10

17
5
8
5
10
8
5
10
16
3
2
5
20
23

17
14
11
21
42

8
13
16

6

7
17
14
15
14
26

6
18
32
27
59

41

24

2

22
37

57

19

45

Lusehart

39

4

28
38

46

Harlow

35

37

Highgate .'....

35

1

55
11

21

Speers

45

White

61

Battleford, South

123

Battleford

286 SASKATCHEWAN

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G<?n6rale.

BATTLEFORD— (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Ftn.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.

Wallace

Gordon

Allan

Gourlay.

Henrj-
Oswald
Wright.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted,

Pas
ccmpt^s.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

■ No

Battleford. East 156

Battleford, West 157

Lydden School 158

Springwater 159

Pinwherry 160

Cochcre 161

Nasebv School 162

Palo School 163

Traynor School 164

Salter School 165

Cando 166

Montgomery's House 167

Edward's Store 168

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 168
Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North America 1

Dans r.\merique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe \

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaui

Votes.
37
12

1,650
4

135
118
29
51
19

166
137
50

309
407

,270
72
317

7,097

MljSrill J^'ur}=^"'^ «^"''" ^'•^"' ''■"•

Battleford

SASKATCHEWAN

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.
HUMBOLDT (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1916— Population, 45,300.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Joseph
Leonard
Barry.

Norman
Lang.

Rejected

RejetSs.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptes.

Big Quill Lake

No
.. 1
.. 2
.. 3
.. 4
.. 5
.. 6
. 7
.. 8
. 9
. 10
. 11
.. 12
.. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
. 17
. 18
. 19
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24
. 25a
. 25b
. 26
. 27
. 28
. 29
. 30
. 31
. 32
. 33
. 34
. 35
. 36
. 37
. 38
. 39
. 40
. 41
. 42
. 43
. 44
. 45
. 46
. 47
. 48
. 49
. 50
. 51
. 52
. 53
. 54
. 55
. 56
. 57
. 58
. 59
. 60
. 61
. 62
. 63

Votes.

7

14

16

58

8

6

2

11

5

2

13

5

9

8

11

9

18

23

8

8

12

16

11

6^

34

23

10

9

13

39

21

25

41

27

24

46

33

21

29

34

7

12

17

63

5

23

13

27

27

8

10

26

38

20

81

30

26

17

26

30

95

30

56

11

Votes.

29

18

23

9

33

45

19

60

36

4

8

30

10

12

27

43

35

17

9

5

8

13

16

12

170

79

3

5

6

8

4

11

32

31

15

52

29

6

13

14

17

4

56

85

42

41

138

69

30

29

28

20

13

24

9

9

13

11

14

14

9

11

38

4

36
32
39
67
41
51
21
71
41
6
21
35
19
20
38
52
S3
40
17
13
20
29
27
18

204

102
13
14
19
47
25
36
73
58
39
98
62
27
42
48
24
16
73

148
47
64

151
96
57
37
38
46
51
44
90
39
39
28
40
44

104
41
94
15

45

40

1

i'

Sinnett

Attica

71
51

McTiah

58

Brithdir

39

Hillsley

83

Burr

1

2
12

8

50

Shady Grove

McCuUough

31

38

i'

11
15
2

31

Watson Rural

36

Watson

Green Meadow ■

67

77

1

i'

i'

3

1
15
21
25
8
5
3

10
4
7
42
35
5
17
1

46

Englefeld

St. Gregor

22
16

Humboldt, Rural

45

Carmel

22

Humboldt

341
157

Willmont

11

Fulda

20

Schuller

73

'7

Lake Kdward

83
63

73

Lac Vert

127

93

Lenora Lake

3

2

9

s'

13
12
1

1

30

Verndale

54
74

St. Benedict

49
26

Viscount

91
185

53

Allan

90

210

Colonsay

Easterlea

2
5

121

78
44

41

Saxby

2
2

52
67

Beebe

67

Pain

1

111
38

2

i'

30

82
30

Bruno

Dana

78
51

Howell

McLean

McGregor

2

2
2'

120
37

122
20

Humboldt

SASKATCHEWAN

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n6rale.
HUMBOLDT— (Electoral District— Dirtrict Electoral)— Con— Sut/e.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electcurs

sur
la liste.

Joseph
Leonard
Barry.

Norman
Lang.

Rejected
Rejetds.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfc

Florek

No.
.. 64
.. 65
.. 66
.. 67
.. 68
.. 69
.. 70
.. 71
.. 72
.. 73
.. 74
.. 75
.. 76
.. 77
.. 78
.. 79
.. 80
.. 81
.. 82
.. 83
.. 84
.. 85
.. 86

Votes.

4

■ 1

20

41

17

20

5

0

3

6

5

8

1

27

16

12

10

13

26

12

10

38

21

8

19

12

41

34

28

31

34

16

24

34

11

4

11

4

30

9

5

3

17

6

15

31

0

34

30

68

25

39

25

20

21

47

25

14

22

15

7

Votes.

3

2

3

10

2

4

3

3

2

4

95

32

26

15

33

58

33

21

19

14

34

54

50

42

25

74

35

44

62

13

15

44

30

174

49

16

30

53

89

19

13

21

24

38

25

86

58

105

64

132

65

36

19

103

96

35

43

21

14

12

17

23

7
3
23
51
19
24
8
3
5
10

100
40
27
42
49
70
43
34
45
26
44
92
71
SO
44
86
76
78
90
44
49
60
54

208
60
20
41
57

119
28
18
24
41
44
40

117
58

139
94

200
90
75
44

123

117
82
68
35
36
27
24
73
22
65

7

Forner

1

Leofeld

Cudworth

Duerr

Hoodoo

i'

4
3
1

23
54
20
25

St. Meinrad

2

13

6
1

Poltowa

5

7

Bradwell

Unity

1

i'

95
67
30

Trottier

59

72

87

71

SO

57

Wingello

38

59

Hanley

110

131

.. 87
.. 88
.. 89
.. 9a
.. 91
.. 92
.. 93
.. 94
.. 95
.. 96
.. 97
98

63

Allan, Rural

3

50
110

Arthur

2

82
92

Young.

2

109
54

Morrison

Foster

Buchanan

Pinkie

i'

3

1
1
2

65
87
62
276
96

. 99

S3

.100
..101
..102
..103
..104
..105
..106
.107
..108
-.109
..110
..111
..112
..113a
.113b
.114
..115
..116
..117
.118
.119
..120
.121
..122
.123
.124
.125
.126

65

70

142

Esk

41

21

29

Drake

61

2

53
53

132

Depew

1

100

177

Kandahar

2

116
254

120

132

62

Elfros. . .

158

133

Quill Plains

1

107
97

1

43

46

34

East Lynne

36

86

Middle Quill

4 18

14 ' 51

32

78

Humboldt

SASKATCHEWAN
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

HUMBOLDT (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Fin.

289

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissenients de Scrutin.

No,

Paswegin 127

Wadena 128

Sunderland 129

Mellville 130

Summitt 131

Meadow Bank 132

Lansdowne 133

Harrow 134

Midway 135

Quill Lake 136

Westford 137

Gardenia 138

Ponass 139

Stockholm 140

Pipestohe 141

Kelvington 142

Ottawa 143

Post 144

Nut Lake 145

Ridgeway 146

Barrier 147

Echo Lake 148

Red Deer 149

Barrier Lake 150

Rocliff 151

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 153
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America \

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord /

Within United Kingdom \

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

On the Continent of Europe \

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaux

Candidates.
Candidats.

Leonard
Barry.

Votes.
42

12

3,321
5
11
25

3,362

Norman
Lang.

Votes.
42
78
17

2

14
15

7
14
38
90
56
33

3

8
18
38
11

330

416

■Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

84
168
61
31
35
41

108
57
49
28

.341
441

Ballots.
Bulletins

Rejected
Rejetes.

Majority for 1
Majority pour/

Not
counted

Pas

compt^s.

Voters
on
list.

203
73
43
53
71
52

•28
51

133
82
74

124
83

174
82

7

Norman Lang, 2,174.

Humboldt

290 ,s^5A'.-i rc// /nr.i.v

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election (len^rale.

KINDERSLEY (Electoral District— District Electoral) 1910 Population, 36,705.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de .Scrutin.

Candidates.
■ Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnts

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

Edward
Thomas
Wordon
Myers.

James
Thrasher
Seward.

Rejected
Rcjetcs.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptis.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Votes.
43
98
30

Votes.
10
15
6
25
14
31
8

14

5

20

12

30

17

23

11

12

9

5

13

5

10

19

33

9

6

31

6

1

24

15

12

2

14

13

16

38

12

31

6

18

2

5

9

. 12

3

14

3

15

14

17

7

4

29

6

13

19

12

7

10

13

16

53
113
36
152
55
68
25

24

36

42
36
45
42

121
63
43
32
21
42
21
60
83
68
45
55
85
80
20
57
40
31
51
53
30
57

126
51
90
35
85
28
61
50

154
47
47
52
95
42

153
50
16
84
53
41
66
99
70
66
47
74

9
3

98
140
59

127

185

41

93

37

92

17

56

10

1 ■ 125

31

22
24

8

55

54

15

71

25

97

98
52
31

2

1

1

ISO
80
67

23
16

29

i'

13

88
46

55

16

28

SO

81

64

108

35

108

36
49

10

86
83

54
74

1

118
111

19

25

33

81

25
19

1

59
33

49

81

39
17
41

2

83
79
91

88
39

1

3

167
94

59

124

29
67

1

60
108

26

41

56

75

41

87

142
44

1

1

187
63

33

62

49

59

80

122

28

73

136

175

43

84

12

40

55

103

47

76

28

60

47

120

87

120

63

88

56

106

34

62

58

87

No.

Antelope Park, Schoolhouse 1

Loverna, Town Hall 2

3

Alsask " 4

Merid, Schoolhouse 5

Orange Hull 6

Russell Hayne's House 7

John Mitchell's residence, N.E. 23-24-

29 8

John Mitchell's residence, N.E. 23-24-

29 (a) 8

L. R. McFadden's residence, sec. 16-

24-26 9

John Stevens' residence, sec. 22-25-26. . 10
P. Gillespie's house, S.W. 27-26-27. ... 11

Geo. Harper's S. i 30-27-28 12

Marengo, Cook's Hall 13

Hoosier, Schoolhouse 14

C. A. Peyton's, sec. 3-32-27 15

Wainwright's house, sec. 15-34-27 16

Derrick, Schoolhouse 17

Major, School Hall 18

Prairiedale, Schoolhouse 19

Dewar Lake, Hall 20

Flaxeombe, 'Theo. Larson's office 21

Bailey, School house 22

Fred. Hale's 23

Stony Vista Schoolhouse 24

Pinklam, Teylor's store 25

Uno Hall 26

Victor Schoolhouse 27

Superb, HSla 28

Ethmuir, Schoolhouse 29

Ira Reid's sec. S.E. 17-33-24 30

Charles Cole's Schou.se 31

Glenlonev, Shoolhouse ' 32

Awdt Hill, Schoolhouse 33

Lyndhurst, Schoolhouse 34

Kindersley, Town Hall 35

Gold, High School 36

Noremac, Hall 37

Amdawanda, School 38

Beadle, Schoolhouse 39

Avonhill, Schoolhouse 40

Beaufield, James Cutler's store 41

F. E. Wright's house 42

Kerr-Robert, Fire Hall 43

Chas. M. Rae's 44

Dodsland, Hall 45

Sec. 16-32-21 46

Druid, Town Had 47

M. Shaver's residence, 24-31-21 48

Netherhill, Town Hall 49

H. W. Dickenson's house, 10-30-20 50

John Morris' house, 34-29-20 51

Brock, Jas. Young's office 52

H. F. Woodfrav's house, 24-27-19 53

Snipe Lake, Wilson's Pool Hall 54

Kratton, Schoolhouse 55

Eston, Village 56

Richlea, Village 57

D' Arcy, Schoolhouse 58

Fred. Langstaff's house, S.W. 27-31-19 .59
Plenty, Town Hall 60

Kindersley

SASKATCHEWAN
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

KIXDERSLEY (Electoral District^District Sectoral)— Con.— Sui(e.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Edward
Thomas
Wordon
Myers.

James
Thrasher
Seward.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes

No

John McKenzio's house, 16-33-19 61

Votes.
28
51
35
33
34
32
83
44
68
66
35
28
29
32
101
44
37
22
37
58
39
38
59
32
13
38
31
28
47
26
19
73
28
47
42

15
15
15
73
29
89

27
27
40

8
15
13

64
83
28

23
20

63
51
24
13
39

Votes.

10

28

14

32

2

2

26

11

30

34

60

8

8

8

9

13

29

3

4

11

20

18

11

2

7

6

19

52

35

47

5

42

39

44

22

2
6
17
34
15
46

16
8
21

8
10
17

33
56
5

13

4

21
50
2
8
33

38
79
49
65
36
34

109
55
98

100
95
36
37
40

110
57
66
25
41
69
59
56
70
34
20
44
50
SO
82
73
24

115
67
91
64

17
21
32

107
44

135

43
35
61

16
25
30

97
139
33

36
24

84
101
26
21
72

50

Kelfield. Town Hall 62

102

121

Stranraer, Schoolhouse 64

64

60

Kensington Schoolhouse, 14-30-18 66

54

Fiske, Schoolhouse 67

182

Bickleigh, Schoolhouse 68

86

Plato, Village (The Hall) 69

1

120
134

Scandinavian School 71

Fiske, Lewis Bro\vn's office (A) 72

9

151
60

Charles Masters', S.E. 14-28-17. . ..(E) 72

37

Oakalooska, Schoolhouse 73

50

Herschel, Town Hall 74

144

Britton, Schoolhouse, N.E. 15-33-16.. 75

96

Geo. Weble.v's house, sec. 6-33-14 76

126

Kingsland, Schoolhouse 77

Mr. Luke's house, S.E. 20-31-16 78

Anglia, Town Hall 79

2

1

57
60
78

McGee, Municipal Hall 80

John Atwall's house, sec. 13-28-16 81

8

89
87

Wartime. Village, Town Hall 82

85

R. Torrance's house, S.W. 20-25-15.. . . 83

53

\Vm. Bo.urgai's house, S.W. 14-24-16.. 84

26

R.E. Lindsay's house, N.W. 21-33-16.. 85

60

White Bear, Schoolhouse 86

S.E. 23-30-16. Schoolhouse 87

1

71
111

B. B. Bird's house, S.W. 14-21-15 88

L. A. Dent's house, 34-23-15 89

East Gap, sec. 21-24-14 90

1

1

117
128
43

Elrose, Village, Town Hall 91

117

Glenpavne, Schoolhouse 92

86

Rosetown, Town Hail 93

lis

Cleland, Schoolhouse 94

94

Geo. Honsberger's house, N.E. 28-31-

14 (A) 95

Samuel Patterson's h., sec. 30-32-14(B) 95

1

48
33

Geo. Wile's house, -sec. 6-33-14 96

71

Hillview, Schoolhouse 97

125

Glen Eagle. Schoolhouse 98

60

Zealandia, Ashton's Hall 99

Chas. McKenzie's house, N.W. 28-29-
14 100

3

179
59

Idaleen, Schoolhouse 101

41

Hughton. Town Hall 102

87

Coteau Plain, Schoolhouse, S.E. 14-
20-12 103

25

Forgan, Grain Grower's Hall 104

28

Niles Sweet's house, sec. 20-27-13 105

52

Sovereign, Village, Robt. Goodwin's
office 106

117

Harris, VUlage, Town Hall f A)107

170

Zealandia, Schoolhouse (B)107

Samuel Buchanan's house, N.W. 19-
30-12

2

53
62

R. M. Barker's house, S.W. 14-29-12.. .109

44

Milden, Village, Gilbert Searight's
office 110

'

91

Wiseton, Village, Town Hail Ill

Geo. Sawyer's house, N.W. 14-25-12. .112

1

123
38

Nasdon. Schoolhouse, sec. 14-22-12... .113
John S. Johnson's house, S.E. 12-21-11 114

1

50
117

Kindersley

292

SASKATCnE]VAN

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.
KINDEBSLEY (Electoral Districtr-District Electoral)— Con.— F«i.

I'olling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voter*
on
list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Edward
Thomas
Wordon
Myers.

James
Thrasher
Seward.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

No.
Buffalo Basin. Schoolhouse, sec. 23-23
11- 115

Votes.

28

31
118

45
103

24

84

49

6S

66

41

79
124

59

45

83

70

37

63

66

55

25

30

42

27

32

54

17

66
176
119
165
117

80

10
(No Poll

Votes.

20
20
28
43
36
18
15
25
25
12

9
27
23

7

7
12
10
15

7
35
36

4
12
14
17

35
11
16
3

77
57
10
19
15
8
tield— Pasde

48
51

146
88

139
42
99
74
93
78
50

106

147
66
52
95
80
52
70

101
91
29
42
56
44

67
65
33
69
253
176
175
136
95
18
scrutin.)

91

A. Thrasher's house, N. i 28-25-11. .. .116

St. Remy'sHall 117

Sec. 24-31-16, Thos. Wilson's house... .118
Tessicr, Village 119

4
3
4

65
149
125
163

Walter Close's house 120

58

Laura, Village 121

130

89

116

Ardath, Town Hall 124

H. S. Eatock's house, see. 16-30-10.. . .125

2

106
68

Bounty, Village, (Town Hall) 126

123

Conquest, Village (Town Hail) 127

183

Frontenac, Schoolhouse, sec. 20-32-8... 128

88

W. Conklin's house, sec. 18 129

G. D. Patterson's house, S.W. 34-32^.130

1

89
148

Outlook (Outlook Realty Co's office). 131

90

Bratton, Town Hall 132

Surbiton, J. S. Brvce's store 133

Macrorie, Town Hall 134

1

I

86
105
128

Dunblane, Hall 135

J. H. Little's house, S.E. 17-26-10 136

17

155
54

Brilliant Star, Schoolhouse 137

116

Newbank, Schoolhouse, sec. 26-24-9... 1.38
Hanlord, Schoolhouse, N.W. 20-29-7. .139

1

2

77
65

Mrs. Russell Paden's house, N.W.
12-24-10 140

127

C. Jobb's house, S.E. 20-23-8 141

Jas. Scott's house, N.W. 28-21-9 142

Bernard (Hall) S.W. 21-21-« 143

Rosetown, Town Hall 144

Kindersley, Town Hall 145

Outlook. Town Hall 146

Kerr- Robert, Fire Hall 147

1

6'

2

12

2
1
1
8
3

115
67
103
239
214
201
174
120

Thos. Vallan's house, S.W. 22-26-12. . . 149

24

Or\'ille, Schoolhouse, S.W. 14-15-13. . .150

43

Totals, Civil Vott^Totaux, Vote civil. 154
Military Votes — Votes militaires—
Within North America \

7,365
94
317
534

2,695
S
15
35

10,060
99
332
569

27

136

14,190

Within United Kingdom t

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

Sur le Continent d'Europe /

Total-s— Totaux

8,310

2,750

11,060

27

136

14,190

MajorltlpoLr}*^'''^*'"'' Thomas Wordon Myers, 5,560.

LAST MOUNTAIN— (Electoral District— District Sectoral).

John Frederick Johnston.— Acclamation.

1915— Population, 41,639

Kindersley
Last Mountain

SASKATCHEWAN 293

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

MACKENZIE (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1916— Population, 43,219.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

George John

Washington Flaws

McPhee. Reid.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

eur
la liste.

No.

Rockeby 1

Anemone 2

Yorkton, District 3

Yorkton, Town 4

" 5

" 6

" 7

" 8

" 9

Jarosla w 10

Lookout 11

Cherrj-field : . 12

Maswelton 13

Touchwood 14

Hubbard 15

Jedburgh 16

Beaver Dale 17

Menno 18

Ebenezer 19

Oreadia 20

Springside 21

Creekside 22

Gladwin 23

Crowtherview 24

Gulka 25

Okna ' 26

Walawa 27

Theodore 28

White Sand 29

Homestead 30

Gorlitz 31

Wallace ,32

Jansen 33

Mulock 34

Bunesville 35

Alva 36

Boggy 37

Runnymede 38

Cote 39

Vemoe 40

Mennofield 41

Poplar Springs 42

Burgis 43

Drobot 44

Wolfe 45

Insinger 46

Foster 47

Pendlebury 48

Sheho 49

Golden Vale SO

Patterson 51

Dneister 52

Canora (A-M) 53

" (N-Z) 53a

Mikado 54

Verigin . . 55

Kamsack, District 56

Town (A-M) 57

" (N-Z) 58

Prairie Queen 59

Duck Mountain 60

St. Philips 61

Nejerada 62

Witouch 63

Votes.
11
20
27
36
15

70
52
15
32
12
0
0
3
3
13
26
35
26
12
7
3

14
2

(No Poll he
5
56
16
19
18

(No PoU hel
0
19
3
2
2
49

(No Poll he
4

Votes.
74

127
75
123
124
90

19

0

3
-Pas de :

2
48
26

1

7
106
-Pas de s
32
10
29
76
90
24

93
163

90
147
165
160
102

35

3

17
16
49
44
53
55
114
36
22
14

5
crutin) .

7
104
42
21
27

7

1

41

22

26

29

3

14

20

8

17

rutin).

7

60

5

3

9

155

crutin).

36

25

37

144

126

38

21

29

27

Mackenzie

294 SASKATCHEWAN

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G6n6rale.

MACKENZIE (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Suiie.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnds.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

George

Washington

McPhee.

John
Flaws
Reid.

Re-
jected

Rcjetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe.

No.
.. 64
.. 65
.. 66
.. 67

Votes.
2
4
5
37
28
13
2
12
12
9
5
26
35
4
18
19
14
13
23
6
3
2
6
51
12
28
45
44
2
5
10
9
19
15
11
11

14

23
6

15
1

13
1
1
3
0
2

18
2
2

31
6

11

Votes.
16
23
11
28
14
24
19
23
13
22
55
44
72
1
33
12
20
27
77
16
16
14
23
20
14
22
39
30
11
3
10
10
10
15
28

7
19
31
16
22
IS
18
35
8
7
18
5
6
3
5
10
2
123

18
27
16
65
42
37
21
35
25
31
60
70
107

5
51
31
34
40
100
22
19
16
29
71
26
50
84
74
13

8
20
19
29
30
39
16
14
33
54
22
37
19
31
36

9
10
18

7
24

5

7
41

8
134

48

Fulton

39

Tiny

33

2

6

215

.. 68

68

.. 69

47

.. 70
.. 71
.. 72

38

Tuffnell

49

Echo Lake

29

.. 73
.. 74
.. 75
.. 76
.. 77

38

80

Marge ,

Invermay

2

1

103
131

7

Crooked Hill

.. 78

64

.. 79
.. 80

50

39

.. 81

49

Pelly

.. 82
.. 83

2

136
75

.. 84
.. 85

104

Padola

i'

1

4

56

.. 86

38

Norquay

Hyas

.. 87
.. 88
.. 89

99

53

64

Sturgis

.. 90
.. 91

1
1

120
96

.. 92

29

Hazel Dell

.. 93

1

21

Hazel Dell, East

.. 94

44

.. 95
.. 96

42

40

.. 97

45

Sluggett

.. 98
.. 99

71

111

..100

46

..101
..102

48

1

84

..103

31

Danburj'

..104
..105
..106
..107
..108
..109
..110
..111
..112
..113
..114
..115
..116
..117

74

32

49

4

134
11

Woodlight

26

31

9

31

High Hill

Sluggett

Yellow Quill

Togo

2

6
9

i'

1

1
1

54
23
151

Totals. Civil Vote— Totaux, Voteci\

il.ll8

1,707

3,027

4,734

18

68

7,322

Mackenzie

SASKATCHEWAN
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

MACKENZIE (Electoral District^District Electoral)— Con.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid

votes

polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electcurs
la liste.

George

Washington

McPhee.

John
Flaws
Reid.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s

No
Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Votes.
51
246
366

Votes.
17

1
2

68

247
368

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord t

Wi«hin United Kingdon 1

Dans le Royaume- L'ni /

Totals— Totaux

2,370

3,047

5,417

18

68

7,322

mijSJllfSi'urW''-'^'"- «•'•«•'«"•

MAPLE CREEK (Electoral District— District electoral).

John Archibald Maharg. — Acclamation.

1916— Population, 47,550.

Mackenzie
Maple Creek

296 SASKATCHEWAN

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^ndrale.

MOOSEJAW (Electoral District— District Electoral)-

1916— Population, 44.790.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
delinks.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list

Electeurs

Bur
la listc.

Honourable

James
Alexander

Calder.

James
Somerville.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

James Charteres' house

Keelar Town Hall

No
. I
. 2
. 3
. 4
. 5
. 6
. 7
. 8
. 9
. 10
. 11
. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
. 17
. IS
. 19
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24
. 25
. 26
. 27
. 28
. 29
. 30
. 31
. 32
. 33
. 34
. 35
. 36
. 37
. 38
. 39
. 40
. 41
. 42
. 43
. 44
. 45
. 46
. 47
. 48
. 49
. 50
. 51
. 52
. 53
. 54
. 55
. 56
. 57
. 58
. 59
. 60
. 61
. 62
. 63
. 64

Votes.
35
70
36
55
40
27
27
53
66
44
54
37
16
35
64
22

105
16
53
27
29
35
20
8
17
61
25
13
56
25

155
19
58
38
28
29
15
48
30
28
13

106
46
25
57
57
28
10
39
9
39
53
14
36
16
43
31
57
52
94
40
18
67
75

Votes.
4
35
6
20
7
2
9
11
5
2
5
3
9
5
.4
4
11
11
3
8
3
1
10
4
18
21
16
1
10
1
13
4
9
13
8
22
20
25
25
21
10
16
16
3
5
24
3
10
7
6
8
16
42
83
23
27
33
27
42
64
21
13
0
26

39

105
42
75
47
29
36
64
71
46
59
40
25
40
68
26

116
27
56
35
32
36
30
12
35
82
41
14
66
26

168
23
67
51
36
51
35
73
55
49
23

122
62
28
62
81
31
20
46
15
47
69
56

119
39
70
64
84
94

158
61
31
67

101

1

50
142

Westlake School

1

Tuxford School

107

Marquis Municipal Hall

67

West Marquis School

51

WUson School

53

Sec. 14-18-29 W. 2nd Mer

Westview School

83

Marlborough School

58

Carmel School

76

Clinton Hall

Rutherford School

Chester School

54

Pioneer School

74

S. D. McLachlan's house

49

CaronHall

146

Sweet Grass School

51

McRoberts School

82

Cobourg School

55

Charles White's house

44

Pasqua School

65

S. D. Morgan's house

91

City View Schoo.l

73

Newberry School

89

Baildon School

107

E. Stebbin's house (17-15-25)

64

Coventry School

24

Drinkwater, Council Chambers

94

N.E. 16-15-22

36

Rouleau, Fire Hall

Rudolph School

1

187
35

Briercrest Hall

105

Orange Hall

79

Camlachie School

85

W. 2nd, Santy 's store

87

Municipal Office

86

Expanse Public Hall

146

Dunkirk School

122

Spring Valley, Municipal Hftll

Claybank School

1

78
77

Avonlca, T. H. Clay's office

Hearne, Baldwin's Implement Bldg.

2
2

150
84
41

92

Truax, Municipal Hall

111

Sec. N.E. 24-9-23, 2nd Mer

116

Sec. 3-11-24

3

31

N.W. 18-10-25 \V. 2nd

93

36

Mitchellton School

67

Sec. 5-10-27, W. 2nd Mer

147

Sulley School

82

151

72

111

Sec. 25-8-30, W. 2nd Mer

78

2

111
110

Readlyn, Coward's Hall

N. J Sec. 1-9-26, Schoolhouse

1

199
152

Sec. 9-9-24, W. 2nd Mer

77

Sec. 13-8-23, W. 2nd Mer

i'

1

90

S. J Sec. 3-9-22

137

Moosejaw

SASKATCHEWAN
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

MOOSEJAW (Electoral Districl^District Sectoral)— Con.— Suife.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

la liste.

Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Honourable

James
Alexander
Calder.

James
Somer^lle.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfs.

No

Votes.
149
54
22
10
29
24
101
61
13
9
25
68
24
134
61
41
18
24
13
17
7
9
42
14
15
17
41

82
73
110
213
133
134
149
192
105
80
138
141
76
135
154
49
104
78
98
92
93
81
42
59
116
110
40
111
138
114
96

Votes.
23
20
10
3
9
5
61
84
77
43
201
13
4
35
17
37
56
27
16
20
24
49
45
9
19
24
29

29
40
29
49
25
22
38
45
27
18
25
54
21
27
33
16
29
22
25
27
20
48
14
14
49
38
29
48
58
52
27

172
74
32
13
38
29

162

145
90
52

226
81
28

169
78
78
74
51
29
37
31
58
87
, 23
34
41
70

111
113
139
262
158
156
187
237
132

98
163
195

97
162
187

65
133
100
123
119
113
129

56

73
165
148

69
159
196
166
123

204

Glasnevin, T. Clark's Pool Room 66

98

W. Blackford's house 67

Joseph Reid's house 68

1

50
17

Paul Springment's 69

58

S.E. 16-6-24, Evan's house 70

53

Viceroy, Oddfellow's Hall 71

206

Verwood, Craig's Hall 72

Mulraney , The Boarding House 73

Sec. 6-5-29, W. 2nd Mer 74

Willow Bunch, Hotel 75

Sec. 18-5-26 W. 2nd Mer 76

i

1
1

2

2

166
121

78
256

99

N.E. 35-4-25, W. 2nd Mer 77

1

47
254

Sec. 24-5-23, W. 2nd Mer 79

186

S.E. 13^28, James Welsh's house 80

118

Sec. 304-29, W. 2nd Mer 81

See. 14-3-27, W. 2nd Mer 82

4

95
76

Hart School 83

33

Sec. 2-3-29, W. 2nd Mer 84

Sec. 34-2-30 W. 2nd Mer 85

1

60
36

Lacordaire School 86

90

Luella School 87

125

Sec. 302-25. W. of 2nd Mer 88

84

Cow
Fred

Creek School 89

91

. Kurtz' house 90

65

Sec. 3-2-23, W. of 2nd Mer 91

85

Assiniboia, Tot\ti, Assiniboia Times

Office 92

133

" Massey Harris bldg.93
Moose Jaw, Citv. City View 94

5

159
119

" C.P.R 95

" Rosemount (A-K).. 96
(L-Z)... 96

" Parkside 97

' " High Park 98

302

1
i

2
2
2

191
191
263
292

" Ross (A-L) 99

" (M-Z) 99

190

138

" HUlcrest 100

' " Crescent View 101

• " Prince Arthur 102

" Queen 103

" Crescent 104

" King 105

" Easr. Centre 106

" Athabasca 107

" Hochelaga 108

" Stadacona 109

' " Fairford ...! 110

" West Centre Ill

" River 112

" Moose 113

" 461AthabaskaSt.W.114

" Prairie Heights 115

" Grand View 116

" River View 117

" LUlooet (A-L) 118

" (M-Z)118

" Iroauois lift

1

199
224

128

3

2

195
245

86

177

1

104

170

1
2

4'

2

154
174
173
69

94

220

186

2
4

88
193
286

222

179

^

. ..

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaui, Vote civil.122

7,022

2,892

9,914

26

39

13,977

Moosejaw

298 SASKATCHEWAN

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Polling DiWsions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes

valides

donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Honourable

James
Alexander

Calder.

James
Somerville.

Rejected
Rejet*s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfs

No.
Militarj- Votes — ^'otes militaries: —

\'otes.
202
703
939

Votes.
19
11
24

221
714
963

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

Totals— Totaux

8,866

2,946

11,812 1 26

39

13,977

Majorltyfor '
.Majority pouri

Honourable James Alexander Calder, 5,93(.

XOKTH BATTLEFORD (Electoral District— District dlectoral)

1916— Population, 38,526

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

No

Slavenka 1

Balmoral 2

Blaine Lake 3

Windsor Lake 4

Marcelin 5

Chellwood 6

Charlton 7

Silver Grove 8

Skipton 9

Leask 10

Royal 11

Kiln-inning 12

Yankee Valley 13

Brightholme 14

Whaling 15

Parkside 16

Goose Lake 17

Avebury 18

Paddling Lake 19

Knight 20

Mistawasis 21

Ordale 22

Hilldrop 23

Shell Brook 24

Holbein 25

Crutwell 26

Briarlea 27

North Battleford

Candidates.
Candidats.

Charles
Comer-
ford.

Charles
Edwin
Long.

145
27

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^i

Not
counted

Pas

comptes.

Voters
on
list.

14
46
109
110
152

24
29
72
75
70
50
58

45
41
40
83

77
87
208

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NORTH BATTLEFORD (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Cos.— -Sui<e

Polling Divisions.

Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates .
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Charles
Comer-
ford.

Charles
Edwin
Long.

Rejectee
Rejetfis.

Not
counted

Pas

oompt^s

Votes.
8

Votes.

33

35

5

38

22

13

3

24

13

4

20

6

3

3

0

7

9

1

10

4

1

9

9

9

96

3

53

99

172

40

82

88

28

36

8

1

12
14
55
43
32
25
63
28
2
5
6
26
30
41
16
15
11

1

10
6
3
3
12
10
16
27

41
43
10

107
40
31
16
54
47
14
37
12
21
80
0
74
45
36
36
28
20
12
18
19

176
20
56

116

193
53

101
96
41
41
11
13
4
12
27
70
58
. 49
48
75
63

7
9
42
45
53
17
24
22
24
10
31
22
22
22
31
15
30
54

69

8

68

5

15

69

131

18

51

18

56

13

24

30

78

34

66

10

23

17

77

6

25

IS

42

77
0

1

132
16

67
36
35

r

2
4

106
71
45

26
24

1

58
36

19

25

3

17

20

10

25

80

3

219
34

76

122

219

13

19

1
1

86
122
105

13
5

2

1

55

42
15

26

8

16

40

90

67

17
23

1

87
73

91

35

1

76
3

30

3

30

16

1

63
56

12

67

39

9

60

30

29

g

17

21

33

16

28

34

19

30

19
5

2

43
26

34

27

66

No

Wild Rose 28

Rozilee 29

Clonfert 30

Canwood 31

Mont Nebo 32

Shell Lake 33

Sandy Lake 34

Polworth 35

Valbrand 36

Sucker Lake 37

Pasture Hills 39

Odegard 39

Fish Lake 40

Debden 41

McKenzie Creek 42

Ormaux 43

Eldred 44

Shell River 45

Bellview 46

VVitchekan 47

Camp Twelve 48

Camp Ten 49

Camp Eleven 50

Camp Nine 51

Big River 52

Ladder Lake 53

Halcyonia 54

Borden 55

Radisson 56

Nutting , . 57

Maymont 58

Fielding 59

Scotville 60

Wheatheart 61

Great Deer 62

Petrofka 63

The Lake 64

Eastbourn 65

Hillsborough 66

Gray School 67

Ruddell 68

Badger Bluff 69

Richard 70

Speers 71

Hafford 72

Lake Valley 73

Grey Stone 74

Krydor '. 75

Springboume 76

Keatlev 77

Oldbury 78

Whitkow 79

Wanganui 80

Aiticane 81

Albertown 82

Kleczkowski 83

Windsor Lake 84

Moon Hills 85

Bohdan 86

Lorenzo 87

Island Lake 88

Redfield 89

McMillan 90

Nolan 91

North Battleford

300

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Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s .

Ballots.
Bulletins,

Voters

list.

Electeurs

enr
la liste.

Charles
Comer-
ford.

Charles
Edwin
Long.

Rejected
Rejet^s

Not
counted

Pas
comptfs

Mount Hope

No.
.. 92
.. 93
.. 94
.. 95
.. 96
.. 97
.. 98
.. 99
..100
..101
..102
..103
..104
..105
..106a
. . 106b
..107
..108

109

Votes.
15

4
13

7
10
38

4
10
13
25
11

8
32
37
34
65
50
16
34
17
21
11

6
12
12
33
28
30
30
48

8
16
44
26
10
10
10
10
19
.11
19
16

8

5
17

4
10

1
5
5
21
13
26
106
SO
31
13
46
15
16
10
29
16

Votes.

22

12

35

12

36

42

40

14

16

37

6

24

134

130

111

117

152

27

16

32

14

14

3

5

16

50

28

8

7

9

25

10

15

11

4
11
17
9
4
46
21
12
5
6
14
9

lb

2
10

5

2
52
14
58
52
25
61
27

5
43
77
27

37
16
48
49
46
80
44
24
29
62
17
32
166
167
145
182
202
43
50
49
35
25
9
17
28
83
56
38
37
57
33
26
59
37
17
14
21
27
28
15
65
37
20
10
23
18
19
12
11
7
15
26
15
78
120
138
83
38
107
42
21
53
106
43

39

Whitewood Hills

31

Victoria

Forest Hall

1

73
59

North Battleford, Rural

53

Riverside

Brada

2

98
56

Lakeside

26

Roecliff

34

3

Blenheim

20

Boundary

44

North Battleford, City

199

1

193
\ 396

253
42

« u

Turtle River ...[.'.[[[.'..

2

10

Burke's

56

no

Round Hill

111

64

Hatherleigh

.112
113

33

Mist^rton

.114
..115
..116

117

21

Mullingar

33

Meata

1

2

93
68

White Mud

.118
.119
.120
.121
.122
.123
..124
.125
..126
..127
..128
..129
.130
.131
. . 132
.133
.134
.135
.136
.137
.138
.139
.140
.141
.142
.143
.144
.145
.146
147
.148
149
.150
.151
.152
.153
.154

56

Jackfish

Cochin

1

45
71

Molewood

1

52
48

Rabbit Lake

82

Meeting Lake

41

St. Elmo

25

66

Artichoke

37

36

Park Bluff

42

24

Minnehaha

1

79
66

Maiden Lake

2'J

30

Medstead

36

2

37

26

Hawkins

4

Allaire

11

Turtle Lake

1
1
1

23

Nault

Midnight Lake

Turtle River

39
19
92

St. Hippolyte

139

Edam

1

155
104

55

Mervin

2

129
61

Patchgrove

32

Turtloford

1

67
108

Wamook

62

North Battleford

SASKATCHEWA\
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

NORTH BATTLEFORD (Electoral district— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Charles
Comer-
ford.

Charles
Edwin

Long.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s

Paradise Hill

No.
..155
..156
..157
.158
.159
..160
.161
.162
.163
.164
..165
..166
.167
..168

169

Votes.
36
22
22
34
8
15
24
32
39
6
36
5
8
10
15
14
20
18
16
U
15
22
14
6
0
21
30
12
43
38
15
11
8
8

Votes.
4
9
18
31
14
17
2S
10
9
15
14
30
21
0
7
25
15
10
7
9
10
13
12
2
0
3
7
0
3
26
3
10
5
7

40
31
40
65
22
32
52
42
48
21
50
35
29
10
22
39
35
28
23
20
25
35
26
8
0
24
37
12
46
64
18
21
13
15

46

52

60

92

Thundcrchild

27

McKcllar

78

83

St. Walburg

Charlotte

2
2

57
58
39

Fort Pitt

61

42

Onion Lake

2

39
13

Red Deer

49

Glenbogie

Clansman

Stowlea

Bright Sand

..170
..171
..172
.173

2

2

1

1

68
61
42
33

..174
..175
..176
.177
..178
..179
..180
..181
..182
..183
..184
..185
. 186

I 20

" Four

1

40
37

" Fifteen

30

9

0

La Plonge

He k la Crosse

1

37
85

52

as

140

Island Hill

47

34

Beaver River

.187
188

5

18
17

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote ci\-il.lS9
Military \otes — Votes militaires: —

?,680
2
IS
32

4,695
92
358

4SS

8,375
94
376
517

11

70

11,341

Dans 1 Amerique du Xord J

Within United KinEdom 1

Dans le Royaume-Uni /

On the Continent of Europe \

3,732

5,630

9,362

11

70

11,341

Majority for
Majorite pour,'

/Charles Edwin Long, 1,8

North Battleford

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PRINX'E ALBERT (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1916— Population, 42, 6S0'

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisseinents tie Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfs.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Andrew
Knox.

Samuel
McLeod.

Rejected
Uejetis.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfe

Votes.
39
45
135
117
128

Votes.

19

10

25

20

42

29

47

35

39

31

25

50

16

14

18

U

0

12

0

8

9

13

4

8

2

9

1

3

3

12

8

34

4

19

6

34

6

73

5

16

0

12

47

4

22

10

18

18

13

43

40

26

0

10

4

11

18

0

27

19

75

4

"o

58
55
160
137
170
167
165
165
178
147
105
124
50
79
55
69
28
53
0
60
41
53
53
50
21
28
6
17
12
22
28
54
13
75
45
67
21
79
9
22
0
25
70
6
24
16
40
19
16
53
54
39
0
15
27
68
104
0
84
25
191
22
51
0

4'

1
1

2

61
84
178
103
247

138

213

118
130
139

i

3

201
165
184

116
80
74
34

2

2
1

1

162
121
160
63

65

98

37

74

58

88

28

45

41

71

0
52

♦72

2

120

32

49

40

70

49
42

1

67
63

19

30

19

35

5

14
9

1

38
31

10

38

20

34

20

78

9

46

56
39
33
15

1
6
2

90
67
77
29

6

4

2

98
13

6

-

32

0
13

....*11

13
32

23

2

1

3

110

2

26

6

18

22

49

1

21

3

24

10

58

14

64

13

46

0
5

•9

9
22

23

63

57

112

86

149

0
57

t79

94
96

6

38

116
18
24
0

3
•2

"•65

1

228
34
68
S3

No

Prince Albert, East 1

" U

" Macdonald 2

2a

" Woodman 3

' 3a

" Centre

" 4a

" West Centre 5

5a

West End 6

6!

Halcro 7

Red Deer Hill 8

Gerrond 9

MacDowall : 10

Winyard 11

Lily Plain 12

Kirkpatrick 13

Island Lake 14

Red Deer Creek 15

CoUcston 16

Cecil 17

Steep Creek 18

Fanford 19

Stanleyville 20

Honeymoon % 21

East Neuk 22

Springs 23

Riverside 24

Buckland 25

White Star 26

Kehoe 27

Alingly 28

Centreville 29

Henribourg 30

Spruce-Holm 31

Albertville 32

Fox 33

Paddockwood 34

Martin 35

Verdun 36

St. Brieux 37

Little Moose 38

Basin Lake 39

Martin 40

Wakaw 41

Ens 42

Bonne Madone 43

Domremy 44

Spring Grove 45

Crystal Springs 46

Carrot River 47

Invergordon 48

Meskanaw 49

Ethelton 50

Morwick 51

Flett's Springs 52

Beatty 53

Taylorside 54

Kinistino 55

Gowanbrae 56

Crescent Hill 57

Brancepeth 58

Prince Albert

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Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

PRINCE ALBERT (Electoral District-District Electoral)— Con.— Suife

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Andrew
Knox.

Samuel
McLeod.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Not
counted

Pas
comptfs.

Electcurs

sur
la liste.

No.

Tigor Hil! 59

Birch HilU 60

Jumping Lake 61

.Miteau 62

Deer Lodge 63

Lake Park 64

Weldon 65

Coxby 66

Viking 67

Brockington 68

Pine Bluff 69

Fort a la Come 70

Glen 4Iary 71

.?t. Stephen .-. 72

St. John 73

Borsa 74

Winton 75

Jordan Banks 76

Arborfield 77

Addington 78

Moose Range 79

Brady 80

Ravine Bank 81

Pontriias 82

Carlea 83

Goyer .' 84

Silver Stream 85

Preston 86

Spooner 87

Nipawin 88

Lost River 89

.Sand Hill Creek 90

Edenbridge 91

Carrot River 92

Ratner 93

Ripon 94

Fair\- Glen 95

Baglev 96

Clapton 97

Hastings 98

Ridgedale 99

Valparaiso 100

Star City, East 101

Star City, West 102

Naisberrj' 103

Melfort, Rural 104

Melfort, West 105

Melfort, Ea-st 106

Melfort , South 107

Rothwell 108

Willowdale '. 109

Jones 1 10

South Melfort Ill

South Star '. 112

Chagoness 113

Young '. 114

Silver Park 115

Hudson Bay Junction 1 16

Ruby Lake 117

Bannock 118

McDonald's Mills 119

Peesane 120

Willow Hill 121

Sylvania , 122

Votes.
26

Votes.
19

203
38
0

52
19
75
28
33
34
78
49
53
115
62
84
104
136

Prince Albert

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Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

PRINCE ALBERT (Electoral District— District Sectoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

la liste.

Andrew
Knox.

Samuel
McLeod.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
oompt^s

Speddrington

No.
..123
..124
.125
.126
.127
..128
..129
..1.30
.131
. 132

Votes.
26
22
15
62
142

0
20
31
11
42
10

3

5
19
16

5
13

4
13

4
101

2
13

4

24

50

22

(No Poll

(No Poll

(No Poll

4
24

0

0

9
21

0
19

5

3

5

Votes.
6
5
4
3
27
0

5

2
11
16

9
37
84
23
42
37
41
15

6
46
102

0

34

30

18

20
held— Pas de
held— Pas de
held— Pas de

29

34
0

14
0

1
0
5
2
4
3

32
27
19
65
169

0
22
36
13
53
26
12
39
89
42
58
42
54
19
19
50
203

2

20

38

54

68

42

snrutin).

scrutin).

scrutin).

33

58

0
21

0
12
22

0
24

7

7

8

56

25

Golburn Valley

33

Tisdale, West

72

187

Eldersley

•28

36
38

New Osgoode

45

25

Fern Glen

64

Pre Ste. Marie

.133
.134
135

26

St. Julien

10

46

Bellcvue

.136
.137
..138
.139
..140
..141
.103
.144
.145
.146
.147
.148
.149
.150
.150a
.152
.153
.154
.155
.156
.157
.158
.159
.160
.161
.162
.163
.164
.165
.166

102

Hoey

St. Louis

1

49
61

St. Laurent

Batoche

Fish Creek

'3'

1

47
73
18

Bergthal

21

La Plaine

60

Duck Lake

Roddick

Winy ard

•7
•14

3

232
32
29

Carlton

47

59

6

79

59

Eigenfeld

Eigenheim

Ebenfeld

36

Laird

71

0

22

Windom

0

24

Lac la Ronge

46

Pelican Narrows

•5

19

83

10

12

15

Totals.Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil. 171

Military Votes — Votes militaires —

D.;ins I'Am^rique du Nord /

Dans le Royaume-Uni j

5,223
139
539
688

2,895
10
25
69

8,118
149
564
757

483

57

10.976

6,589

2,999

9,588

483

57

10,976

MaSXr}^"''--»^--^-59»-

•The Deputy Returning Officer failed to remove the counterfoil from each of these Ballots (Le sous-
officer rapporteur n'a pas enlevfe les talons de ccs bulletins).

Prince Albert

SASKATCHEWAN 305

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

QU'APPELLE lElectoral District— District electoral). 1916— Population, 33,216
Levi Thomson, acclamation.

REGIXA (Electoral District— District Electoral).

1916— Populati

Candidates.

Ballots.

—

Valid

—

Voters

Candidats.

votes

Bulletins

on

Polling Divisions.

polled.

list.

Not

Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Walter

Votes

Rejected

counted.

Electeurs

Davy

Andrew

valides

—

sur

Cowan.

MacBeth.

donnes.

Rejetfo.

Pas
compt^s

la liste.

No

Votes.

Votes.

Regiua. Citv —

Belvedere . .

la

113

16

129

1

214

lb

129

14

143

2

209

Parkdale

t

111
60
57

25
10
15

136
70
72

157

Princess.

268

2

Dewdnev

4

163
153

46
41

209
194

Washington Park

4

241

Xorth Garnet. . .

«

151

32

183

2

215

Albert

(a

153

47

200

3

250

**

7b

Sa

. 8b

. 9

. 10

117
113
87
83
92

18
24
44
18
30

135
137
131
101
122

169

Canadian Northern

186

168

Cushings

84

North-East Regina

8

150

Eastview

. U
. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15

107
88
15
53

116

29
20
13
28
15

136
108
28
81
131

145

Eastern Annex

127

Tuxedo Park

33

Areola ...

91

Broder's

3

142

Montreal

. 16

. 17

33
10

47
43

80
53

88

St. John's

1

1

63

Earl Grey

18

35

44

79

2

95

Market

. 19

28

20

48

8

55

Osier

. 20
?1

50
120

26
34

76
154

87

Mclvor

1

161

Alexander School

. 22
. 23
. 24
. 25
. 2fi

89
115
112
162
119

32
33
40
29
46

121
148
152
191
165

149

Central Regina. . .

150

Victoria

179

Mclnty re

223

Sinton

1

191

Bolton.

.27

167

39

206

3

244

Robinson

. 28

109

32

141

2

173

Winnipeg

3

85

18

103

3

116

General Hospital

. 30

lis

29

147

1

, 166

St. Chad's

31
.32
. 33

34

97
109

92
113

27
41
20
52

124
150
112
165

134

Friedenberg

184

Adams

135

Rose

1

213

Strathcona

. 35

99

24

123

1

441

Scarth

36

101

17

118

1

149

Collegiate

. 37

. 38

39

86
97
149

17
16
36

103
113
185

108

Raymond's

135

McDougall's

1

1

221

Albert Court

. 40
41

85
99

25

21

110
120

146

Grand Trunk Hotel

1

3

151

Sherwood 's

. 42

157

16

173

199

Qu'Appelle
Regina

306

SASKATCHEWAX

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G6n(^rale.

SEGINA (Electoral Dktrict— District electoral).— Con.— Suiie.

Polling Divisions.
-Vrrondisscments de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfo.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

\'otfr>
on
list.

Electcurs

sur
la liste.

Walter
Davy
Cowan.

Andrew
MacBeth.

Rejected
Rejetfes

Not,
counted

Pas
comptes

Grund Trunk Station

No
.. 43
.. 44
.. 45
.. 46
.. 47
.. 48
. 49
50a

Votes.
80
136
105
104
70
98
144
91
92
116
4
31
23
22
13
12
40
35
43
24
31
6
38
30
31
23
65
40
56
12
15
14
72
25
54
46
101
44
48
76

45
24
42
12
43
27
41
27
37
52
18
32
34
16
40
31
27
29
41
60

Votes.
18
40
28
34
22
20
30
16
16
29
13
U
22
46
22
1
7
18

'1
16
0
3

19
23
20

'9
24
14
15
21
40
23
44
40
15
IS

36
1
11
11
33
14
4

8

4
36
9
0
13
16
32
10
12

21
19

98
176
133
138
92
118
174
107
108
145
17
42
45
68
35
13
47
53
61
32
■47
6
41
49
54
43
87
49
80
26
30
35
112
48
98
86
116
62
55
112
23
56
35
75
26
47
29
49
34
41
88
27
32
47
32
72
41
39
36
62
79
102
109
29

125

Thirteenth .'V venue

Fifteenth Avenue

2

221
163

Cameron

Lovering

2

181
96

Convent

135

M'est Regina

3

216

.. 501
.. 51
.. 52
.. 53
.. 54
55

160

L.ikeview

158

Kathrinthal

28

Hicksville

New Ontario

2

i'

4'

48
60
88

He Inet :

. 56

57

^2

Arat

.. 58
59

Pilot Burre .'

Camden

60

Springdale

.. 61

.. 62

63

45

Foxlea

72

Satulmari

12

Kennell

Tregarva

Sherwood

.. 64

.. 65

66

1
2

63
81

76

Wjinamaker

.. 67
.. 68

65

Grand Coulee

96

Dundonald

.. 69
.. 70
.. 71
.. 72

02

Lums len District

105

Craven

34

Dundee

48

.. 73

1

39

.. 74
.. 75

7fiH

154

Cottonwood

67

106

" 7fih

96

Belle Plaine

.. 77

1

137

Fairville

.. 78
.. 79
.. 80
. 81

82

Vanceburg

74

Bethune ,

1

151

28

Keddleston

.. 82
. 83

76

50

Dilke

.. 84
.. 85
. 86

1

94

52

Find later

55

.. 87
.. 88
.. 89
.. 90
.. 91
.. 92
.. 93
: 94
.. 95
. 96
. 97
. 98
. 99
.100
.101
.102
.103
.104

54

Waldorf

66

52

Uplands

'

43

Chamberlain

3
1

105

37

Hallville

67

Boggle Creek

1

46
85

56

Regina District

64

47

I^umsden, East

72

91

North Regina

87 15
86 23
17 12

129

159

Madrid

40

Regina

SASKATCHEWAN
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

REGINA (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— /''in.

Polling Divisions.
.\rrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates. .
Candidats.

Valid
votes
poUed.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Walter
Da%T
Cowan.

Andrew
MacBeth.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes

Xo.
Eastview 105

Votes.
39
38

Votes.
14

7

53
45

74

78

Totals: Civil vote— Totaux: Vote civil 112
Militarj' Votes — Votes Militaires: —

7,674
503

2,478
24
20
77

10, 152

527

1,034

1,449

55

28

12,668

1,014
1,372

Within United Kingdom ',

Dans le Royaume-Uni '

Totals— Totaux

10,563

2,599

13,162

55

28

12,668

Maffipour^^=>'t" »^'> Cowan, 7.964.

SALTCOATS (Electoral District— District Electoral).

1916— Population, 36,636.

Candidates.

Ballots.

—

Valid

—

Voters

Candidats.

votes

Bulletins.

on

PoUing DiWsions.

polled .

list.

—

—

Not

—

Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Votes

Rejected

counted.

Electeurs

Thomas

John

valides

—

—

sur

MacNutt.

Rowan.

donnes.

Rejetes.

Pas
comptes.

la liste.

No

Votes.

Votes.

Kaposvar

.. 1

12

51

63

2

8

72

Ohlen

.. 2

17

84

101

1

110

.. 3

. 4

. 5

fi

34
5
17
29

22
6
22
66

56
11
39
95

3

63

MariahiU

11

Hvde

57

Neudorf

8

98

Killaly

. 7

. a

0

32

9
17

14
49

16

Graj'son

1

47

Dubuc

. 9

102

25

127

3

148

Stockholm

. 10

44

35

79

' li

105

Esterhazy

. 11

83

16

99

8

101

Kinbrae

. 12

38

23

61

1

60

Atwater

. 13

72

31

103

1

111

Bangor

. 14

88

a

99

6

104

TSaldron

. 15

90

30

120

1

138

Cana

. 16
: 17

23
3

4
5

27
8

34

Pearl Park

2

14

Melville, East

18

210

40

250

2

305

Melville, West

. 19

67

43

110

8

140

. 20
. 21
. 22

54
43
41

8
14
36

62
57
77

\ 69

HUlFarm

84

Lemberg, Rural

83

Pheasant Forks

. 23

37

9

46

3

64

Robert

. 34
. 25
. 26
. 27
. 28
. 29
. 30

11
41
49
50

123
51

220

2
18

1
14
50
12
22

13
59
50
64

173
63

242

17

"

78

65

77

200

Saltown

84

Balcarres

273

Saltcoats

308

SASKATCHEWAN

Thirtcentli Gciipriil Election — Treizieme Election G^ndrale.

SALTCOATS (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
vaUdes
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la listc.

Thomas

MacNutt.

John
Rowan.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^g.

Bertdale

Headlands. . .

No.
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62a
62b
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78

Votes.
22
21
26
39

105
9
37
28

120
16
47
36
17
15
IS
24
10
9
38
35
26
31
55
18
13
65
51
46

107
4
31

176

164
68
2
19
25

128
88
43
38
39
26
12
40

116
51
41
26

Votes.

29

4

23

56

34

2

11

7

33

0

26

13

25

27

12

12

3

0

7

19

21

10

95

45

30

49

5

1

27

35

22

8

4

8

2

16

9

64

33

1

10

4

9

5

6

7

14

4

8

51
25
49
95

139
11
48
35

153
16
73
49
42
42
30
36
13
9
45
54
47
41

150
63
4

114
56
47

134
39
53

184

168
76
4
35
34

192

121
44
4S
43
35
17
46

123
65
45
34

3

66
35

Hebron

70

Lebret

112

Lipton

Kronsberg . '.

1

153
11

Dysart

McDonald Hills

Cupar

2

i'

1
4

56
44
175
28

80

62

62

Saxon Hill

Otthon

2
19

51
50
50

Goodeve

Hubbard

1

20
12

File Hills

3

76
70

Redpath

57

50

188

MarchwcU

Echo

1

68

48

Churchbridgc

1

125
74

Perley

63

170

1

41
64

Saltcoats

10

191
189

76

20

Calder -.

3

38
35

Spy Hill.. .

231

1

143

Hazel Cliffe . . .

54

Vallar

■ ■ ■

64

56

40

24

53

Stornoway

2

165

82

47

Rhein

43

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux, Vote civil
Within North .America

79

3,912
81
247
378

1.621
8
5
21

5,533
89
252
399

14

112

6,610

Dans le Rovauinc-l'ni - . I

On the Conf inert of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europc

:::}

Totals— Totaux

4,618

1.655

6,273

14

112

6,610

K'ltl pourrThomas MacNutt, 2,.63.

Saltcoats

SASKA TCHEITA N 309

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

SASKATOON (Electoral District— District electoral). 1916— Populatioo. 47,172.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Saskatoon, City

\'anscoy

-Moon Lake

Victor

Duro

Cheviot, Clavot

Blucher

Laurier

Patience Lake . .
Sutherland ...

Farley
Grandora
Gideon. . .

Edzell

Blackley.
Aberdeen

Warman
Wurtsburg

Xeuhofnung

Langhani

Dalmeny

Osier

Fish Creek
East Hague

Hague

Schmidtsburg

Lake Park

Carson

Triumph
Thirsk .

6a!
6b:

11

12

13

14

15a

lob

16a

16b

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

. 25
. 26
. 27
. 28
. 29
30
31
32
33
34a
34b
35
36
37
38
39
40a
40b
41
42
43
44
45

James
William
Casey.

James
Robert
Wilson.

Votes.
151
191
241
155
184
134
138
220
74

120
106

184
120
109
226
178
153
93
205
143
93
161
254
203
196
38
28
35
57
57
27

108
82

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

171
227
271
175
219
170
161
255
100
104
110
109
201
173
136
57
194
172
213
154
143
257
204
167
IM
251
181
114
188
315
231
223
63
34
41

72
46
135
94
51
40
48
51
22
56
55
70
30
6
61
23

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
comptes.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Saskatoon

310 SASKATCHEWAN

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

SASKATOON (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

James
William
Casey.

James
Robert
Wilson.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Rejected
Rejetts.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^'S.

Walker 55

Gamble 56

Lyle 57

Creekfield 58

Delisle District, West 59

" East 60

Minnesota 61

Pike Lake 62

Ruthven 63

Avondale 64

Woodlawn 65

Leney 66

Normanton 67

Allan Bank 68

Meadow Bank 69

Argo 70

Castlewood 71

Fairmount j 72

Dafoe 73

Park Lake 74

Wheatfield 75

Kinley 76

Asquith 77

Harwoods 78

Limerick 79

McNab 80

McTavish 81

Ballmae 82

Stoneyroyd 83

Louvain 84

Monarch 85

Oban 86

Ratki : 87

Kensmith 88

Wilson Lalce 89

Beaver Creek 90

Arelee 91

Eagle Creek 92

Henrietta 93

Epp 94

Raspberry Creek 95

Sonningdale 96

Besse 97

Lizzard Lake 98

Crane Creek 99

WUlowfield 100

Spinney Hill 101

Boljennie 102

Willowmoor 103

Biggar Town 104

Delisle. Town 105

Totals, Civil Votes—

Tot3u.x, vote civil 114

Military \'otos — A'otes militaires —

Within North America , \

Dans rAin6rique du Nord /

Within United Kingdom "i

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

16

1,775
12
32

14

Totals— Totaux.

1,833

Votes.
21
23
47
29
31
40
23
14
21
25
37
73
43
12
19
19
24

136
59

145
25
42
21
42
17

51
2
17
16
5
35
35
14
237

29
29
36
28
18
25
149
65
176
'27
56
30
67
34
13
24
13
28

9
13
18
27
40
23

7
20
19
59

6
24
23
10
65
40
21
300
84

7,490

221

840

1,088

9,265
233
872

1,102

In, 472

Majorill pour }•"""**' «»•«'* WUson, 7.8W.

Saskatoon

SASKA TCHEWAN 31 1

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

SWIFT CURRENT (Electoral District— District electoral). 1916— Population, 49,155.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Ira
Eugene
Argue.

Michael
James
Reilly.

Rejected
Rejet^s

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Instow

Scotsguard

No.
.. 1

.. 2
-. 3
.. 4
.. 5
6

Votes.

28
30
50
53
84
32
27

no

35
30
50
27
74
18
43
28
11
41
92
66
14

Merged in P
9

Merged in P
26
30

Merged in P
15

25
5

19

11

11
Merged in a

scrutin).
Merged in P

n

1

29

28

54
121

27

10
Merged in P

58
6

42

27

52

31

53

17

30

33

44

72

13

54
Merged in P

23

62
Merged in P

Votes.
31
44
43
5
17
44
162
35
12
7
23
4
76
27
18
10
25
16
33
55
44

oil 48(Uni4
20

oil 11 (Vnik
6
13

oll42(Uni4
38
51
5
19
11
14
20

nother Poll

oil 37 (Uni i
28
62
12

9

9
59

6
oil 46 (Uni k

34

60
233

48

20

16
4

23

18

38

10

10

12

19
oil 59 (Uni a

11

40
01162 (Uni a

59
74
93
58
101
76
189
145
47
37
73
31
150
45
61
38
36
57
125
121
58

I'arrond
29

I'arrond
32
43

r arrond
53
58
30
24
30
25
31

(Uni4u

I'arrond

39

63

41

37

63
180

34

16
I'arrond

92

66
275

75

72

47

57

40

48

71

54

82

25

73
I'arrond

34

1

80
96

115

Crichton

Cadillac

r

1

68
115

90

Ponteis

Aneroid

'.'. 8
.. 9
. . 10
. U
. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
. 17
. 18
. 19
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24
. 25
. 26
. 27
. 28
. 29
. 30
. 31
. 32
. 33
. 34
. 35

. 36
. 37
. 38
. 39
. 40
. 41
. 42
. 43
. 44
. 45
. 46
. 47
. 48
. 49
. 50
. 51
. 52
. 53
. 54
. 55
. 56
. 57
. 58
. 59
. 60
61
. 62
. 63

7

i'

282
152

72

Howell

Brown

McCarter

1

6

i

63

98
57
181

Castlemore

2

115
79

Orinoco

Hillthorpe

Ettington

1

65
64

99

155

Palmer

148

68

Aussant

Langside

Donhauer

issemen
issemen

t descru
t descru

tinN°48).

132
tinN°ll).
65

48

Haley ;....

Comfort

issemen
1

t de scru

tinN»42).
68
81

47

Vallee Ste. Claire

5

5

40

48

45

Georgina

Congress.

n autre a
issemen

3
rrondiss

t de scru

46
ement de

tin N'>137).
60

71

52

50

71

5

199
60

30

Busch

Piche

issemen

1

t de scru

i'

2

tin N° 46).

/ 62

91

331

95

Netherville

2

87
154

80

53

62

85

Bateman

69

St. Boswell's

Gooding

Hastings

Belleville

2

94
40

116

issemen

t de scru

tinN°59).
46

102
I'arrond

113

Blumenhof

issemen

t de scru

tin N'= 62).

Swift Current

312

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Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election G^n(^rale.

SWIFT CURRENT (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Suife.

Polling Divisions.
.\rrondissenicnts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donncs

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Ira
Eugene
Argue.

Michael
.lames
Reilly.

Rejected
Rejetfs.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

Cedar Hill

No,
.. 64
. 65
. 66
. 67
.. 68
.. 69

Votes.

4

18

16

16

22

35

No Poll he

30

4

Merged in F

10
Merged in P

5
Merged in F

29

Merged in P

52

33

17

3

24

4

Merged in F

57

14

IS

29

0

29

27

Merged in P

Merged in P

17

39

15

52

8

8

55

U

I?.

63

32

21

17
Merged in P

13
Merged in P

22

44
9

49

53

46

11

17

45

70

20

22

93
103
215

Votes.

17
11
13
19

9
21
d (Pas dc s(

9

2
oll62{Uni4

8
oll76(Unia

33
oil 90 ( Uni a

4
oil 78 (Uni a
14
62
34
12

6
14
oil 87 (Uni 4
37

0

5
16
25
21

8
oil 93 (Uni a
oil 96 (Uni a
11

4
18
45
16
10

9

8

7
12

3
20
21

4
olllI7(Unia

9
oil 87 (Uni a

2

0
18

9
15

8

3
30

14
9
16
12
20

21

29

29

35

31

56
rutin).

39
6
I'arrond

18
I'arrond

38
I'arrond

33
I'arrond

66

95

51

15

30

18
I'arrond

94

14

23

45

31

.50

35
I'arrond
I'arrond

28

43

33

97

24

18

64

19

20

44

66

52

42

21
I'arrond

22
I'arrond

24

44

27

58

68

54

14

47

.52

84

29

38
105
19.3

36

FoSscmour

38

Seederstrom

St. Clair

2

.55
75

Prosperous Valley

53

Wilhilmina

70

McCallum

Spring

.. 70
.. 71

., 72
. 73
.. 74
. 75
76

78

VVymark

6

P'riesen

issemen

isscmen

t de scru

4

t de sere

tin N» 62).

37
tinN°76).

68

Coulee

Wiwa Creek

Crismerv-ille

.. 77
,. 78

issemen

t de scru

tin N°90.)

Taylor

Wiwa Hill

79
80

issemen

tdescre

tinN°78).

Adair

Courval

.. 81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

.. 92

.. 93

.. 94

.. 93

96

97

98

99

100

101

102

103

104

105

106

107

108

109

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

122

123

.124

.125

.126

.127

1

121
63

Old Wives..

16

EastleiKh

45

Lake Chaplin.

18

Trewdale

Lydiard

Arnold

issemen

1

t de sere

tinN°87).
152
26

Hodgeville . .

33

Siebel

Kramer

1

100
40

Nefdpath

45

Bigtord

50

Peel '.'.'....'.'."'''.'.'.['.'/.]'.'.'.

Dunelm

issemen
issemen

t de sere
t de sore

tin N" 93).
tinN°96).
46

Arroyo

63

Milbrun

Webb

1

61

110

Lloyd

.58

Gander Lake.

31

76

Pleasant Hill.
Bode

2

28

Longford

.54

Cutbank

83

Rinde

t rawford

1

67

84

Henke

29

The Flats

Leitch

issemen

t de sera

tin N°117)
48

Glascock

Elkhead

issemen

t de scru

tinN°87).
34

Kalamazoo.

63

Champion Hill.

40

Droxford

114

Imperial

Eagleson

Lizard Cre<'k

1

1

3

72
65
28

Donnelh

72

Notniaii

59

Waldeck

101

Durban

62

Prairicville

55

Swift Current, City, Westmount

120
141
•323

" Western

" <"arlton

.58 273

2

Swift Current

SASKATCHEWAN
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

SHIFT CURRENT (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— SuiVe.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Ira
Eugene
Argue.

Michael
James
ReUly.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfes.

Swift Current. City, Central

'• Pleasant View

No.
.128
.129
.130
.131
.132
.133
134
135
136
1.37
.138
.139
.140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
14S
149
1.50
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
.158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
16S
!09
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
ISO
-ISl
IS2
1S3
1S4
1,S5
lS5a
1.S6
1S7
188
189
190

Votes.

144

97

186

48

85

31

28

14

17

59

25

21

8

9

22

8

47

115

63

64

67

24

9

41

179

27

28

29

12

Merged in P

24

27

13

No poll held

No poll held

12

4

6

12

14
45

14
16

6

6

1

9
10
29
23
19
15

8

36
46
34
24
26
37
22

Votes.
42
14
45

25
22

6
11
24
16
10

9
16
25
17

1
28
70
27
17
22

4
22

8
23
12

4

4
17
oUIdS Uni a
12
10
15
(Pas de scru
(Pas de scru
25
22
36
15

4
17
16

20
12
19
19

0

1

8

1

3
19
11
12
23
24
12
13
21
25

9

6

8

186

HI

231
53

110
53
34
25
41
75
35
30
24
34
39
9
75

185
90

"SI
89
28
31
49

202
39
32
33
29
i'arrond
36
37
28
tin.)
tin).
37
26
42
27
21
92
30
47
34
28
25
25
1
6
17
11
32
42
30
97

.31
26
48
59
55
49
35
43
30

1

225
127

274

" Riverside

59

" Oman

Cantaur

1

127
65

Velva

Vancluse

2

.55
36

Vergland

49

Success.

87

The Flats

60

Ely

Diamond Hill

Spen.st

Rush Lake

i'

i

63
39
34
50

9

Herbert

Jlorse

Emfold

2
2

3

96
197
109

Wren.

Chaplain

1

104
105

Valjean

64

Secretan
Parkbeg

Mcrtlach

Dobson

i

I

1

47
232

Elton

Holvrood

1

43

Brj-ccton
Cook

Perr>-

Hyslop

Lundeen

2

issemen

2
1

t de scru
3
1

61
tin N° 158)
56
66
36

Main Centre

Tumhill

Moscow

Buena Vista .

.,

58

Leinan

6'

Fair Hills

Ohioville

'9

Pennant

Riverdene

58

Valentine

60
53
37

Vendetta

Saskatchewan Landing

i

Stewart ^ alley

'7

Hovcstad

26

1

Lobettal

Gouldtown

''1

Potts

56

Halvorgate

78

Elardee

W atkinsoD

Klevan

44

Thunder Creek

33

Lake ^ alley..

68

Erownlee
Eskbank
Wellbank
Fair\iew

Dufton

Aquadell

1

1

r

67
6.S
llo
44
5S
62

Swift Current

314

SASKATCHEWAN

Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election G^n^rale.

SWUT CURBE.VT (Electoral District— District felectoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
.Aj-rondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes

valides

donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Ira
Eugene
Argue.

Michael
James
Reilly.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted

Pas
comptis.

Shooter's Hill

No.
.191
.192
.193
.194
.195
.196
.197
.198
.199
.200
.201
.202
.203
.204
.205
.206
.207
.208
.209

il.l88

Votes.
5

16
Merged in P

27

14

26

53

41
136

29
153

46

54

51

50

44

31

70

27

Votes.
15
1
0II177 (Uni a
12
22
10
45
40
41
3
33
6
9
9
29
14
9
11
31

20
17
I'arrond
39
36
36
98
81

177
32

186
52
63
60
79
58
40
81
58

1

35
29

River

issemen

t de scru

tin X°177
58

Osceola

1

58
58

Central Butte

1

135

114

230

59

Tugaske

Littleville

1

226
67

79

Gilrov

79

Riverhurst

4

2

136
99

56

Bridgeford

106

74

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civ
Militarj^ \'otes — Votes militaires —
Within North America

6,733
105
370
495

3,860
10
17
44

10,593
115
387
539

58

54

14,475

Totals— Totaux

7,703

3,931

11,634

58

54

14,475

MajoJitl Xr I'* E-g'^'"' Argue, 3,772.

WEYBURN (Electoral District— District Electoral).

1916— Population, 35,613.

Richard Frederick Thompson.— acclamation.

Swift Current
Weyburn

ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election Gen^rale.

BATTLE RIVER— (Electoral District— District electoral.) 191&— Population, 40,64S.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

William
John
Blair.

Daniel
Webster
Warner.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
comptes

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.

Compeer 1

Wilhelraina 2

Mud Buttes 3

Minor 4

Kitchener 5

Wiste 6

Ensleigh 7

South Kirkpatrick Lake 8

Peace Valley 9

Bideford 10

Kirriemuir 11

Willow Dean 12

Rickman 13

Willow Brook 14

Loyalist 15

Veteran 16

Prairie View 17

North Kilpatrick Lake ' 18

Hillside 19

Dorothy 20

Throne 21

Milldale 22

Waud 23

Homer 24

Monitor 25

Whitton 26

Consort 27

Morrison 28

Brown's -. 29

Sounding Lake 30

McDonald 31

Neutral Valley 32

Buffalo Plains 33

East Mead 34

Coronation 35

Federal 36

Brownfield 37

Talbot 38

Lakesend 39

Henderson 40

Beauchamp 41

Hayter 42

Stainsleigh 43

Bernard 44

Verdun 45

Provost 46

Meiklejohn 47

Murray 48

Hangmen 49

Silver Lake 50

Eye Hill ,..;._ 51

Cummings .* 52

Fossens 53

Symington 54

Blackhill 55

Metlskow 56

Czar 57

Votes.
36

16

22
14
175
16
28

Votes.

25

33

26
214

112
114

Battle River

316 , ALliERTA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G6n(?rale.

BATTLE KIVKR (Electoral Districi— District electoral)— Con.— 5ui(«.

J'olling Divisions.
Arrondisseinents de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

William
John
Blair.

Daniel
Webster
Warner.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valide s
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
corapt^s,

Electeurs

sur
la listc.

Buffalo View

Lloyd's Hill...

Wheatley

Lewis

Hughenden

Maitland

Eastervale

Amisk

Lowe

Buffalo..

Puffer..

Nilrein..

Rosy 111

Hardisty..

Bronson

Fairfield

Battlebend

Strong

Velva

Hazelwood

Hardings

St. Jean Baptistt-
Killarncv

Crest Hill

llibstone

Edinglassie

Prosperity

Chauvin

lloros

Prospect Valley

McCafferty

Edgcrton..
.\rni La ko . .
Hcaltli..
Thomas..

Saddle Hill

Doley

La Pearl

Green Glade. .

Park... I

f Jreenshields. . .
^^'ainwright

Sligo

Church

Gilt Edg>->

Hope Valley... .
Battleview... .
.Vuburndalp..
Dalton..
Hills...
Koscberi'.-.
Orbindali-
C lei land..

Toll

Irnia

Jarre w..

Batts

Gratz

King George. .

I.andonville

Rusylvia

IVllican L.ake. .
Cunipbell Lake.

Battle River

Votes.
22
6

127
5
.30

36
31
41
57

123
29
61
67
39
5
20
32
40

146
33
32
18
37
16
18
41
33
35
39
40
21
43

147
27
51
64

33
55
47
47
21
76
190
112
25
53
49
28
34
32
32
28
26
13
15
32
76

ALBERTA
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

BATTLE Rn'EB (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Sai^e.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin

Candidates.
Candidats.

William
John
Blair.

Daniel

Webster

Warner.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted

Pas
comptes.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sux
la liste.

Poplar Heights. . .
South Vermilion...

^'e^milion

Vermilion Centre.

Bow tell

Optimist

.Shomcliffe . . -
Wildmere. - , .
Cummings..
Windermere .

Macfie

Clay.'imore .
Chad worth..

Ottawa

Queenie Creek

Peguis

Angle Lake..
South Lea Park

Mymam

Slawa

Whryn

Hamilton

Bloomington.

Wealthv

Charley

Mann ville

Murosolannas..

Luxton

Minbum...
Percy Lake

Mulga

Scot&toun

Zoldovara

Buffalo Coulee

Rodino

Grand Coulee

Collins

Durness

Lloydminster
Blackf oot ....
Rising Sun. .

LowTy

Rivercourse.

Preston

Ridgeclough

Onalle

McDonald^dlle. .

Earlie

Kitscoty

Marwayne

Grizzly Bear.
Borradale ...

Islav

McLellann...

Dewberrj'

Somers Lake .

CavUl

Greenlaw-n

Tring

Onion Lake

Lea Park

Frog Lake

Heinsburg. ....
Moo-sowa

171

23

172

35

173

76

174

23

Votes.
13
30

29
70
134
120
12

23
31
137
5
31
61
32
31

133
55
32
20
34
33
58
83

48
51
125
34

Battle River

318 ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election^ — Trcizieme Election G^n^rale.
BATTLE RIVER (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisseraents dc Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

William
John
Blair.

Daniel
Webster
Warner.

Rejectd
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s.

No.

Elk Point 185

Votes.
18
8

1
1

12
0

12

6
8
12
6
5
3
7
6

Votes.
47
18
25.
34

188
71
45

113

16
70
62
41
9
38
11

65
26
26
35

200
71
57

120
33
24
82
68
46
12
45
17

107

Hopkins 186

43

Lake Eliza 187

33

Orvilton 188

43

St. Paul de Metis 189

St. Edouard 190

2

2

253
96

Flat Lake 191

Therien 192

2

75
152

Columbine 193

51

Pile 194

47

Bonnvville 195

148

Durlingville.: 196

Guerney\-ille 197

Legoff li)8

Cold Lake Ifl9

i'

1

2

1

192
88
36
83

Ferguson Flats 200

24

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux. Vote civil.201
Military Votes — Votes mUitaires —
Within North America \

4,961
47
314
411

4,148

11
34

9,109
49
325
445

52

6.5

12,831

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaurae-Uni

5,733

4,195

9,928

52

65

12,831

Majority for 1
Majority pourj

WUliam Jobn Blair, 1,.538.

Battle River

ALBERTA 319

Thirteenth General Election- — Treizieme Election G4nerale.

BOW RIVER (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1916— Population, 34,395'

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de scrutin.

No.
Mr. Peterson's House, Sec. 19-14-16. 1

Retlaw U.F.A. Hall 2

Lone Stnr School-house .3

Sundial School-house ... 4

Barr Hill School-house . .5

BowTille Hall 6

Black Spring Ridge School 7

Municipal Building, Tp. 12, R. 23.' . S

Women's Institute Rest Room 9

A. P. Hughes' House 10

Taitenger's House 11

Prarieville School-house 12

Harper's School-house 13

Bunvash School-house 14

Bow Valley School-house 15

Washington School-house 16

Plainfield School-house 17

Getwood School-house 18

Rosemead Post Office 19

Enchant U.F.A. Hall 20

River Bow P.O 21

Green Ridge School-house 22

Travers U.F.A. Hall 23

Old Jensen House 24

Champion, Halliday's Hall 25

Sherwood School 26

Alston's School-house 27

Boyne School-house 28

Kirksaldv, Dechene and St. Lauient

Bldg 29

Bruce Row's House 30

Marshall's School 31

Harman's House, Sec. 19-16-20 32

Lomond, Old Harness Shop 33

R. Plunkett's House (Manning's

Farm) 34

Bow City 35

Kinnondale School-house 36

Andv Paul's Ho use 37

Sunny Plane Sc hool 38

E. M. Wooter's House .39

Forsythe's House 40

Vulcan Trading Co.'s Store House,

Tp.-17, R. 24 41

P. Mclntvre's House 42

Love's House. Tp. 18, R. 24 43

Berry Water .School 44

Lake McGregor School 45

W. F. Durston's House 46

Wm. Hill's Residence 47

Blake McCullough's House 48

Arrowwood School, N.E. Sec. 15-19-

25 49

Mossleigh School-house 50

Blind Creek School-house 51

Luther Chatto's House 52

Namaka, Oddfellow's Hall 53

Gleichen, Town Hall 54a

54b

Standard, Hansen's Hall 55

Tudor. Town Hall 56

Nightingale Hall 57

Rockyford Hall 58

Dan Leskic's Residence 59

Candidates.
Candidats.

Votes
7
23

«.S o

Votes

Votes

3

6

50

34

19

15

12

11

9

5

22

2

3

2

35

45

35

59

3

9

6

6

15

7

8

11

21

8

1

10

9

2

26

7

12

10

14

17

43

25

8

15

16

15

44

9

11

13

54

'47

9

3

4

7

20

2

13

8

22

3

15

6

11

3

48

24

23

4

3

46

24

18

12

4

1

0

16

1

9

0

99

52

28

11

7

7

16

2

8

1

4

9

13

4

3

2

16

15

9

17

12

H

18

2

14

38

40

45

68

67

15

21

15

2

9

31

15

18

24

0

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

109
52

25
103

44
117
19

23
62
100

167

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet6s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt6s

Voters

Electeurs

sur

la liste.

Bow River

320 AUiEKTA

Thirteenth General Klertiun — Trcizieme Election Cienerale.

BOW RIVEB (Electoral District— Diatrict ilectoTal)— Con— Suite.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates .
Candidats.

-iJ=

- o2

oj-^

#T3 =

UKO

■%ao

sax

Votes

Votes

Votes

1

7

4

0

12

0

1

8

10

4

37

3S

0

4

n

6

5

0

1

2

5

1

44

9

2

2

1

1

2

5

5

29

19

16

9

4

3

9

15

3

9

1

4

22

4

0

5

0

9

57

103

9

0

5

2

12

05

0

0

0

0

1

25

0

8

15

1

3

9

1

2

1

13

3

14

20

2

7

20

3

21

4

8

7,

7

13

■ 7

15

14

6

0

18

3

4

15

10

6

9

9

5

10

9

0

6

3

2

12

10

0

3

4

1

6

11

12

6

8

9

S

23

1

6

8

0

10

27

13

6

7

1

9

24

S

5

5

13

0

4

1

4

7

4

5

11

0

15

8

0

31

22

1

3

11

0

2

8

1

9

18

1

17

18

9

5

11

0

16

5

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfis.

Not
counted.

Pas

compt^s.

No,

Redland Hall 60

Geo. E. Weber's House, N.W. Sec.

15-28-21 61

Rosebud Station .School 62

Wayne .Station, Tupper's Store 63

Geo. Clark's House, N.E. Sec. 24-

26-20 64

J. J. Peterson's House, N.W. Sec.

16-25-21 65

Hussar School 66

H. Demeule's House. S.W.i Sec.

4-2.3-21 67

Harris House, S.W.J Sec. 18-23-19 68
C. RodbouiTie's Hou."}!- 69

Clunv School 70

Pioneer School 71

Liberty School 72

O'Toft's House. N.W.i Sec. 24-19-20 73

. Amethyst Post Office 74

"Fletcher's House, N.W.J Sec. 14-19-

18 75

Bas.sano Town Hall ... 70

Lathom . School-room . , 77

Brooks, Town Hall 78

Tillcv. H. C. Buer's House 79

Sutheland School 80

Millicent Hotel 81

Duchess, Hotel 82

Dundas Ranch, S.J Sec. 15-25-18. ... 83

Wm. Davies' Residence Si

E. Kenvon's House, Sec. 22-22-13. . . 85

Foster's Ranch 86

Chas. Gibson's Residence. 87

Hutton Post Office . . 88

'Pandora, Agricultural Hall 89

C. R. Rawleigh's Residence, N.j
22-25-12 90

R. John.son's Residence. E.J 12-25-14 91
.los. Ellis's Residence, S. 17-26-15. .. 92

Corinth School-house 93

H. Powell's House, Sec. 22-26-13. .94
Hammond's Residence. S. 13-26-12.. 95
R. Lament's Residence, N. 32-27-12 96
A. Sniithenery's House, Sec. 6-27-12 97

Fraserton School 98

Lonebutte P.0 99

Dorothy P.0 100

Sylvester's Residence, 16-29-18 101

Richardson's Residence, Sec. 32-29-

17 102

Lawsonburg P.O 103

J. Patton's Residence, Sec. 9-28-15. 104
Normandale School 105

D. McDonald's Residence, Sec.
20-28-13 106

Stewartville School 107

Sheerness. Old Pool Hall 108

Richdale Hall 109

Handdale School 110

A. Mavne's Residence, Sec. 20-29-13 111
O. P. Stringer's Res., N. Sec.20-29-14.112

Red Rose School 113

Golden Hill School 114

Hand Hill Lake School 115

Bow River

Votes
2

34
18

18

ALBERTA
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

BOW BITEK (Electoral District— District Sectoral)— Con.— Suite.

321

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candjdats.

Xo
S. E. Peterson's Res., X.E. Sec. 10-

30-16 116

D. Fletcher's Res., Sec. 31-30-17. .. .117

Johnson's Store 118

Cooke's School 119

Livingstone School 120

Creighton School 121

Munson, Skinner's Hall 122

Morrin, Leslie Eraser's Office 123

Concannon School 124

J. Carter's Residence, N.W. 16-31-18.125

Delia, Tiffins Hall 126

Craigmyle, Finlav Till's Office 127

St. George's School 128

Hanna, Town Hall 129a

129b

Centre Point School 130

Stevenson's Residence, N.W. 12-31-12.131

HoweUer School 132

Geo. Bum's Res., E.J 14-32-13 133

Alps School 134

Dowling Lake School 135

Lillico School 136

Calvindale School 137

Mikichi School. 138

Rowlev School 139

Ant HUl School 140

Runsey School 141

Stonelaw School 142

Victor Hall 143

Orlando School 144

J. Sim's Residence, N.W. Sec. 9-33-

14 145

Netherby School 146

North Berrj- Creek School 147

Bingo School-house 148

Buchan School-house 149

Endiang P.O 150

Heart Lake School 151

Gopher Head P.O., Sec. 30-34-18. .152

ScoUard. Fletcher's Block 153

Ashcroft School 154

Huxley, Oddfellow's Hall 155

Mitchell & Cumming's Ranch 156

Fairinount School 157

Trochu School 158

Harrow School 159

Creekside School 160

Finlander Hall 161

Greenleaf School 162

Three Hills. Robertson's Office 163

Pat. Caliaghan's House 164

.Sarcee School-house 165

Swalwell. Oddfellow's Hall 166

Gamble School-house 167

Simcoe School-house 168

Carbon. Farmers' Exchange Hall 169

Wm. Douglas' house 170

Orkney .School-house 171

Newcastle Coal Co's Office 172

Drumheller. in Gallerj-, Lot 39,

Block 18 173a

Drumheller, in Galler\-. Lot 39,

Block 18 173b

75953—21

Votes

Votes

4

2

9

12

1

25

5

20

1

13

3

22

13

93

16

34

5

9

30

12

18

35

35

21

11

14

9

45

5

42

2

4

0

1

1

17

3

7

2

8

3

9

13

18

20

17

3

21

9

28

5

25

7"

56

0

3

9

10

7

13

1

9

0

11

1

4

0

2

3

15

1

11

3

8

2

20

3

36

1

6

6

18

0

8

1

U

1

37

4

1

19

1

29

7

13

8

12

44

4

3

17

0

6

24

13

13

0

22

11

42

0

13

26

3

2

90

4

71

2

56

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.

Bulletins.

51
38
36

140
81
35
62

121
87
37

145

132

29
32

105
17
33
52
30

139
28

55
116
21

1107

Rejected
Rejet^s

Not
counted.

Voters
on
list.

1

1 144

5 1S7

Bow River

322

Tliirtcenth General Election — Treizidme Election Gc^ncrale.

BOW KIVER (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candid ats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

■SS£
M a oj

'S = o

>>

■sg-§

O S C3

sxx

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

pIs
compt^s.

No.
Midland Collieries. Ltd.. Office 174

Votes
U
3

Votes
6
19

Votes
28
28

Votes
8
0

42
50

Rosedale Coal Co.'s Office 175

2

57

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, vote civil 178
Military Votes — Votes militaires —

1.447
2
1
3

2,967

1

7

21

2,996
35
274
452

299

1
1
11

7,709
39.

59

93

11,569

Dans rAmerique du Nord /

283
487

Sur le continent d'Europc /

Totals — Totaux ...

1,453

2,996

3,757

312

8,518

59

93

11,569

>Iajority for 1
Majority pour]

Howard Haddrn Halladay,

I Jesse Elmer Gouge, T61.
er sur) -; Daniel Harcourt Galbraith, 2,3D1.
(John Krid, 3,445.

i

Bow River

ALBERTA 323

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generate.

CALGARY EAST. (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1916— Population, 40,095

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats .

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters,
on
Ust.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Daniel

Lee

Redman.

William
Ir\'ine.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No.
. 1

' 3

4
5
6

S
'J
10

11

. 12

13

14

15

16

. 17

. 18

. 19

. 20

21

23

. 24

. 25

. 26

. 27

. 28

. 29

. 30

. 31

. 32

. 33

. 34

35

36

. 37

. 38

39

40

41

42

43

44

. 61

. 46

. 47

. 48

. 49

. 50

51

52

.53

54

. 55

. 56

. 57

. 58

. 59

. 60

. 61

. 62

.. 63

.. 64

Votes.
15
17
62
125
69
17
10
144
34
54
32
19
21
21
30
14
47
15
16
13
26
21
14
62
16
20
11

5
14
19
31

9
14

5
12
17
14

5
22

13
15
24
35
61
128
89
55
92
66
77
113
83
67
153
127
61
164
137
117
87
119
136
101

Votes.
41
22
39
80
36
5
10
34
21
39
8
9
.35
26
7
16
14
25
10
23
25
29
24
50
6
29
21
14
15
21
10
7
7
8
17
20
29
8
5
8
8
13
27
25
35
67
59
78
40
37
54
60
49
18
73
82
28
83-
57
51
46
55
51
55

56
39
101
205
105
22
20
178
55
93
40
28
56
47
37
30
61
40
26
36
51
50
38
112
22
49
32
19
29
40
41
16
21
13
29
37
43
13
27
35
21
28
51
60
96
195
148
133
132
103
131
173
132
85
226
209
89
247
194
168
133
174
187
156

160

Dalemead

Shepard

Ogden

.\Ibert Park

1

47
146

1
1

i'

247
130
86

48

Strathmore . . .
Cheadle

i

205
66

Langdon

118

55

Rockv View

71

74

Dallroy

2

78
59

34

Irricana

1

67
46

42

41

. 64

Ha wkey e

Davis

75. •

49

139'

Stern

1

2

2&
61

AS
2S
46

Lucas

Xeapolie

Berlin

1

56

Sunnyslope ; . .

Curlew

64

52

Kneehill

22

14

45.

50

46.

19

38.

42

37

47

60

Ree Heights...

Xorth Balmoral

North Mount Pleasant '.. .

Pleasant Heights

63-

2
4

99
2S3
177

Capitol Hill

2

146
147

Tuxedo South. ...
Balmoral. Centre
Balmoral. South

1
1

i'

123
165.
199
140'

10*

Beaumont. ^\ est , . .
Crescent Heights ...

Rosedale

HUlhurst, West.

I pper Hillhurst

1

280
279

2

1
1

117
224
184

170

Calgary, Citv, Broadview

, Hillhurst East

1

1

134
192
228

West....

126

Calgary East

ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale

CALGARY EAST (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Candidates.

Ballots.

—

Valid

_

Voters

Candidats.

votes

Bulletins .

on

Polling Divisions.

polled.

list.

Not

Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Daniel

Votes

Rejected

counted.

Electeurs

Lee

William

valides

—

sur

Redman.

Irvine.

donnas.

Rejct^s.

Pas
comptfes.

la liste.

No.

Votes.

Votes.

. 65
. 66

139

145

93
71

232
216

261

" " East

3

2,5fi

" Mount Pleasant.East

. 67

58

56

114

3

138

West

. 68

73

56

129

2

3

167

" Screni

. m

70

47

117

3

138

" Bridgcland East

70

93

60

153

221

West

. 71

73

80

153

1

246

" Riverside

72

41

51

92

1

95

2710 17th St. E

. 73

49

33

82

1

114

1523 17th St. E

. 74

95

45

140

1

151

1628 15th St. E

. 75

58

42

100

2

123

1336 B. 9th Ave E....

. 76

. 77

72
80

55
62

127
• 142

171

1401 9th Ave E

1

164

1217 9th Ave E

. 78
. 79

50
64

33
32

83
96

123 .

Fire Hall E. Calgary

1

128

632 9th Ave E

80
. 81
82
83
84

13
25
26
19
96

16
26
55
10
61

29
51
81
29

157

50

418 4th St. E

82

511 4th St. E

88

430 5th Ave E

48

Citv Hall

2

196

408 2nd St. E

85

26

23

49

1

79

236 6th Ave E

86
87
88

69
26
90

47
28
81

116
54
171

147

" 411 2nd St. E

63

517 1st St. E

2

2

259

310 Centre .-^t

89

66

17

83

1

103

" 607 ( intn- St

90
91
52
93

98
84
62
52

54
30
32
21

152
114
94
73

181

309 Ccntn- .St

142

221 6th Ave W

124

303 1st St. W

1

1

129

333 5th Ave W

94

106

73

179

3

1

208

328 5th Ave W

95
96

50

69

24

41

74
110

76

417 5th Ave W

1

114

507 4th St W

97

46

5

51

6

61

518 5th Ave W

98

75

42

117

1

136

627 6th.\veW

99

89

33

122

2

142

622 4th Ave W

100

83

33

116

4

122

731 6th Ave W

.101

88

47

135

8

149

824 4th.\ve\V

102

94

49

143

2

177

818 6th Ave W

.103
104
105
106

106

52
78
72

28

33

25

.33

1.34
85
103
105

130

917 6th Ave W

87

1016 6th Ave W

112

1113 6th Ave W

2

2

129

Butte,

.107

29

18

47

66

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux vote civil

.107

6,208

3,805

10,013

44

52

12,422

Militarv Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America

...1

445

32

477

...(

Within United Kingdom

...1

1,004

30

1,034

On the Continent of Europe

■■■]

706

44

750

Sur le continent d Europe

•J

8,363

3,911

12,274

44

52

12,422

Majorit.v for
Majority pour

' Daniel I>ee Redman, 4,452.

Calgary East

ALBERTA
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

CALGART WEST (Electoral District— District electoral).

1916— Population, 40,323.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

VaUd
votes
poUed.

Votes
vaUdes
donnes

BaUots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

John
Alfred
Ir\ine.

Thomas
Mitchell
Tweedie.

Not
Rejected counted

Rejet^s. Pas
Icompt^s

Calgary Citv—

707 23rd Ave. E

1038 18th Ave. E

No.

. 1

! .3
. 4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
16
17

IS

19
20
21
22
32
23
25
26
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60

Votes.

54
102
54
46
37
50
17
49
44
31
23

9
43
43
68
37
51
47
50
51
48
56
52
41
26
94
52
43
39
66
40
46
42
43
71
64
51
68
31
20
52
44
33
36
46
34
57
69
46
25
57
57
38
32
32
24
59

6
56
27
21
58
30

Votes.

71
90
92
68
75
78
21
117
121
105
101
80

100
96

184
80
98

103
99
86
76

110
91
64
51
99
62
70
62
70
68
93
66
87
86
83
82

118

102
78

111
87
78
94

104
91
64

132
98
72

109

107
95
62
83

114

155
52

157
93
48
96
69

125
192
146
114
112
128
38
166
165
136
124
89
143
139
252
117
149
150
149
137
124
166
143
105
77
193
114
113
101
136
108
139
108
130
157
147
133
186
133
98
163
131
111
130
150
125
121
201
144
97
166
164
133
94
115
138
214
58
213
120
69
154
99

1

18?

1040A8th St. E

183

1910 th St. E

Cemetar\- Park Bldg

2
1
1

134

143

233 27th Ave. S.E

145

Parkhill School

Elbow Park .School

204

164

2506A4thSt.V\" ..'....

1

1

1.33
120

Fire Hall. 17th Ave. W

837 18th Ave. W

807 17th Ave. \V

1

1^

514 20th Ave. W. (A.L.)

152

(M.Z.)

2208 4th St. W

1912 4th St. W

.346 20th Ave. W

Cor. 22nd Ave. and 4th St. W... .
2115 2nd .St. W

1

2

1
1

2

183

188
172
177
211

233 17th Ave. W

607 13th Ave. E

2
3

1

175
121
105

529 14th Ave. E

440 loth Ave. E. (A. L)

(i*.z.)

311 13th.A.\-e. W

. 1
5
4

5

259
156
161
126

1016 2nd St. W

1205 2nd .St. E

228 17th Ave. E

3

2

199
159

1310 Centre St

170

1401 "

140

138 12th Ave W

236 ••

Haultain School

2
1

264
207

1406 4th St. W

501 14th Ave. W

2

240
162

1419 oth St. W :

101

632 17th Ave. W

191

5I2.02th .\ve. W

Central Collegiate Institute

1

1

162
133

152

" .<

20O

Connaught School

167

154

1413 nth St. W..!

149114th St. W

1

263
196

Cor. 12th Ave. and I4th St. W. . .

1211 14th St. W

1406 "

1640 12th Ave. W

1
1

1

1

127
195
213
149

1714 "

1431A 17th Ave. W

1

125
139

"

175

2136 15th St. W

268

Cor. 16th St. W. and 22nd Ave. W

72

King Edward School, 29th Ave. W

243

1814 32nd Ave. W

143

1610 34th .\ve. VV

191126ASt. W

1

102
190

1933 24th St. W

4

129

Calgary West

326 ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

CALGAKY WEST (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

John
AUred
Irvine.

Thomas
Mitchell
Tweedic.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots.
Bulletins .

Reiected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Voters
on

list.

Nm No.

Spnicpvale 61

Spring Bank 62

Jumping Pound 63

Kananaskis 64

Exshaw 65

Canmore 66

Banff 67

•' (A-L) 68

• (M-Z) 68

Bankhead 69

Lake Louise 70

The Gap 1 71

Big Prairie 72

Morley 73

Cochrane (A-L) 74

(M-Z) 74

Blenbow 75

Shouldice Park 76

Beddington 77

Eaple School-house 78

Airdrie 79

Loekhard 80

Lochend SI

Bottrel 82

Sampsonton 83

CiossBeld 84

Carstairs 85

Waterloo 86

Jackson School 87

Aikins School 88

Didsburj- 89

Totals. Ci\-il Vote — Totaux. vote ci\-il 94
Militan,- Vot«s — Votes militaires —

Within North America \

Dans r.\m^rique du Xord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals — Totaux

141

3,842
24
38
111

Votes.
53
67
46
10
16
86
23
127
102
59
2
2
23
15
70
74
31
31
57
18
55
13
U
40
31
85
85
9
67
50
134

64
74
60
18
41
120
27
162
139
117
7
4
33
27
129
131
57
36

40
17
87
75
146
179
45
94
97
275

7,146

282

1,325

2.233

10,988

1.363
2.344

10,986

Majorill ^ur Thomas >IitcheU Tweedie. «,»<!.

122
100

77
33

154
163
76
55
122
47
129
43
20
93
107
160
202
64
122
117
276

Calgary West

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Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

327

EDMONTON EAST (Electoral District— District electoral) .

1916— Popula.tion, 50,038.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Henry
Arthur
Mackie.

Alexander
Esson
May.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted

Edmonton City — No

13250, 66th St 1

12827, Fort Trail, N. Edmonton. . 2

6406 64th St. Cor. 118th Ave .3

12229 66th St 4

12041 Fort Saskatchewan Trail ... 5

112th Ave. and 65th St 6

11319 66th St 7

11216 79th St 8

8106 Jasper Ave 9

11510 85th St , . 10

11340 84th St U

7712 llSth .4.ve.. , 12

12S15 86?h St 13

1201186th St 14

8620 118th Ave 15

. 11916 91st St '. 16

11803 lOlst St 17

Cor. 99th and 135t.h Ave 18

11826 94th St.. (A-L) 19

11826 94th St. (M-Z) 19

8905 118th Ave 20

11302 89th St 21

9420 111th Ave 22

11526 94th St 23

11702 93rd St 24

11722 95th St 25

11406 95th St 26

11352 95th St 27

11158 97th St 28

9624 111th Ave 29

9627 lllA Ave 30

11010 95th St 31

101st St 32

10703 98th St 33

10870 96th St 34

10822 95th St 35

9411 109A Ave 36

107.34 96th St 37

10675 96th St 38

10739 95th St 39

Cor. 100th St. and 107th Ave 40

9662 106th Ave 41

9518 106th Ave 42

10525 93rd St 43

10525 101st St 44

10564 98th St 45

11363 97th St 46

10401 96th St 47

10373 92nd St 48

9.344 103A Ave 49

10310 100th St 50

10015 102nd Ave 51

10228 98th St 52

10304 97th St 53

10270 97th St 54

10277 97th St 55

10324 96th St 56

10.326 93rd St 67

10205 97th St I 58

9568 I02nd Ave 59

10060 100th St 60

10073 100th St 61

9604 Jasper Ave. East 62

9564 Jasper Ave. East 63

32
1.34

108
109
46
175

61

105

72
87
115

Edmonton East

328 ALHERTA

Thirteenth General Election— Treizieme Election Generale.

EDMONTON EAST (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Si/i(e.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondis-semcnts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Henrj'
Arthur
Mackie.

Alexander
Ksson
May.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfo.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptte.

Edmonton City^Con. No
9.557 101st .\ve. cor. Rice and Jas-
per Ave 64

g.'Jae .laspor .Vve 65

7227 Jasper .A.ve. East 66

10151 95tli St ^ 67

1002S 94th St 68

10138 92nd St 69

9157 Jasper Ave. East 70

10144 S9th St 71

8803 cor. lOlA Ave. and 88th St. . . 72

.School-house 73

9532 100ASt 74

Beverly 75

Belmont 76

Turnip Lake 77

Poplar Lake 78

Coronation 79

Horse Hills 80

Lamoureux 81

Sunnyside '. 82

Nomao 83

Excelsior 84

Bon Accord 85

Creuzot , 86

Sturgconville 87

Battenburg • 88

St. Amelia 89

Redwater 90

Ufford 91

Eastgate 92

Maybridge 93

Fedorah 94

Opal 95

Woodgrove 96

Myrtle Creek 97

Northbank 98

Pine Creek 99

Clodford r^....l00

Radway Centre 101

Egreniont 102

Waugh 103

Halfwav Lakes 104

Moose Hills 105

Byron 106

Namephi River 107

Sprucefield 108

Llovds 109

Smokv Lake, East 110

Rochester Ill

Perrjvale West 112

Perr\vale 113

Atlanta 114

Cash Creek 115

Ellscott 116

Bondi.ss 117

Boyle 118

Plum Lake 119

Stocks 120

Tawatinaw 121

Colinton 122

Athabaska South 123

Meanook 124

Jeffrey 125

Island Lakes 126

Edmonton East

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Thirteenth General Election— Treizieme Election Generale.

EDMONTON EAST (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con— Satfe.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Henry
Artnur
Mackie.

Alexander
Esson'
May.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins

Rejected
Rejetes

Not
counted

Pas
comptes

Voters
list.

No.

Tawatinaw 127

Dover 12S

Plamondonvilie 129

Christina 130

Sarrail 131

Donatville 132

Paxson 133

Parkhurst 134

Poplar Ridge 13.5

Athabaska Ea.st 136

Athabaska Centre 137

Grisdalis, N.W. i 35-67-22 138

Sawdy 1.39

Athabaska West 140

Baptist Lake 141

Grosmont 142

Island Lake North 143

Calling Lake 144

Wabasca South 145

Wabasca North . 146

House River 147

McMurray . 148

1491
McKay 150f

151J

Big Bay 152

Beaver Lake 153

Lac la Biche . .154

Bouvier 155

Grandin 15G

Fork Lake 157

Ratelle 158

Good Fish Lake ' 159

St. Lina 160

Breault 161

Boyne Lake 162

Flack's 163

Bellis 164

Smokj- Lake 165

Edwand 166

Wahstao. 167

Errol (Veillette) 168

Stry 169

Pakan 170

Ashmont 171

Cork 172

Abilene 173

Deaver 174

Owl's Eye Lake 175

Doucette 176

Charon .177

Lafond 178

La valine 179

Hamlin 180

Waybrooke 181

Totals, Civil vote— Totaux. Vote civillSO

31
38
53
50
47
19
108

109 11,611

Edmonton East

330 ALIiERTA

Thirteenth General Election— Treizieme Election G4n6rale.
EDMONTON EAST (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
-Vrrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Henry-
Arthur
Mackie.

Alexander
Esson
May.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s.

No.
Military Votes: Votes militaires: —

Within North .\merica

Dans rAni6riiiuP du Nord

Within Unitc-il Kinfidom '

Dans le Royauiiio-l'ni

On the Continonf of I'^urope

Sur Ic continent d 'Europe

Votes.

i;i6

030
1,067

Votes.
16
21
SO

1,52

957

1,147

Totals— Totaux

6,775

4.122

10,897

55

109

11,611

Majority for 1
Majority pour/

Henry Arthur Mackie, 3.653.

Edmonton East

ALBERTA
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Geneiale.

EDMONTOX WEST (Electoral District— District electoral.) 1916— Population,

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.

Candidats.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins .

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

William
Antrobus
Griesbach.

Honourable
Frank
Oliver.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

Edmonton City —
9,361— 105th St..

No.

. 1

. 2
.. 3
.. 4

. 5
.. 6

. 7
.. 8

0

. 10
. 11

. . 12
. 13
. 14

.. 15
. 16
. 17
. 18
. 19
. 20
. 21
. 22
. 23
. 24
. 25
. 26
. 27
. 28
. 29
. 30
. 31
. 32
33

. 34
. 35
. 36
. 37
. 38
. 39
. 40
. 41
. 42
. 43
. 44
. 45
. 46
. 47
. 48
. 49
. 50
. 51
. 52
. 53
. 54
. 55
. 56
. 57
. 58
. 59
. 60
. 61
. 62
. 63

Votes.
53
66
71
54

50
60
33

67

37
51
31
145
102
54
13
55
73
146
73
129
118
34
52
60
44
91
23
10
35
70
92
50
20
11
14
49
30
35
27
43
65
77
46
99
100
49
39
75
113
117
98
42
41
45
12
20
26
62
50
26
20

Votes.
15
17
26
26
31
19
44
22
48
47
23
34
43
78
63
27

9

9
15
40
34
39
52
13

7
13
22
50

6

3
29
38
63
27

8

9
22
47
32
27
19

g
23
14
18
25
27
11
43
25
37
36
46
20
17
18

3
16

8
48
51
10
23

68
83
97
80
86
69
104
55
115
104
60
85
74
223
165
81
22
64
88
186
107
168
170
47
59
73
66
141
29
13
64
108
155
77
28
20
36
96
62
62
46
51
88
91
64
124
127
60
82
100
150
153
144
62
SS
63
15
36
34
110
101
36
43

'79

9,819— 104th St

88

9,738— 106th St.. .

108

9,709 — 109th St

96

1

106

10,034— 101st St

75

Separate School, 103rd St..

119

10,038- 104th St

63

10, .517 — Jasper Ave

10, 625 — Jasper Ave

1

132
113

10,057— 108th .St..

60

10,823 — Jasper Ave

108

11,018— 100th Ave

11,361— 101st Ave

11,4.35— .01st Ave

11.814— 100th Ave

Cor. 121st .St. and Jasper Ave

Duncan's Store

12,520— 102nd Ave

1
1

i'

2'

1
3

4'

82
236
184
91
27
, 78
101

12, 625 Stony Plain Road

10,426— 124th St

2

213
128

10,137— 124th St

209

12,210— J,"isper Ave

182

10,145 121st St

10,146— 117th St

1

55
74

10,229— 116th St

10,130— 114th St

1

86
79

Leamington Apts

10,147— 112th St

• 1

i

173
32

10,311— lOSth St

19

10,251— lOSth St

79

10, 712 — .Jasper Ave ,

10, 524— .Jasper Ave

2

145
173

10,217— 106th St

92

10,315— 106th St

37

10.36.3— 104th St

27

10,218— 104 t,h St ;

10, 176— 104th St

2

42
107

10,123— 102nd St

10,221— 102nd St

10,337— 102nd St

1
1

i

89
69
39

10, .548— 102nd St

58

10.617— 105th St

10,541— 107th St

10,626— 109th St

i

1

115
116
81

11,12.5— 107th St

10,642— 124th St

1

134
153

11,026— 127th .St

66

11,327— St. Albert Trail

98

11,332— 124th St

118

10,998— 124th St

10,818— 124th St

2

163
169

10,720— 107th Ave

10, 708— 102nd St

3

179

86

11,222— 102nd St

63

11,935— 102nd St

11,911— 110th St

4

78
26

12,208— 118th Ave

St. Albert Trail

1

40
69

Calder

138

Elm Park..

1

112
57

On way

48

Edmonton West

332 ■ ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^uerale.

EDMONTON WEST (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Sui<e.

Polling Divisions.
.\rrondisscments de Scrutin.

Candidates,
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

^■ote^s
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

William
Antrobus
Griesbach.

Honourable
Frank
Oliver.

Rejected
Rejet^s

Not
counted

Pas
comptfs

Votes.

Votes.
11
20
24
34
42
28
37
24
10
23
28
17
24
9
16
15
16
4
47
29
27
5
8
13
30
23
33
22
21
12
24
11
12
22
17
4
26
25
10
31
4
22
7
16
22
17
32
16
16
8
15
15
13
16
37
21
3
3
9
17
8
1
7

18
22
33
41
55
70
54
47
31
33
37
36
42
30
21
31
35
9
73
77
42
15
24
19
33
26
51
35
37
16

15
14
29
20
29
38
32
18
38
8
26
13
20
24
25
45
31

13
18
18
15
23
70
25
13
12
15
19
14
7
15

24

2

44

9

50

63

13
42

3

72

78

17
23
21

i'

62
57
42

10

39

9

40

19

54

18
21
5

1

1

47
35
41

16

51

19

59

20

26

79

48

96

15

82

10
16

1

26
38

6

20

3

46

3

49

18

51

13

42

16

42

4

19

3

32

4

24

2

29

7

38

3

31

25

41

12

41

7

34

8
• 4

1

2

25
42
9

4

32

6

23

4

8
13

1
5
1

25
33
27
50

15

34

11
5

4

33
16

3
3

1

19
20

23

7
33
4

1

4

26
79
31

10
9

1

17
20

6

21

2
6

1

21
22

6

27

8

23

No

Glenford 64

Alberta Beach 65

Gunn 66

Glenevis 87

Lac Ste. Anne 68

Wabamun 69

Cherhill .'.. 70

Darwell 71

FaUis 72

Gainford 73

Magnolia 74

Stanger 75

Sangudo 76

Cosmo 77

Glenister 78

Pearine 79

Roydale ^ 80

Park Court. . .• 81

Entwistle 82

Evansburgh 83

Junkins 84

Empyrean 85

Padstow 86

Wanekville 87

Hathersage 88

Connor Creek 89

Green Court 90

Balm 91

Ronan 92

Ravine 93

Chiip Lake 94

Leaman 95

Lonira 96

White Court 97

St. Leon 98

Huron 99

Northview 100

St. John's 101

Atim Lake 102

Spruce Grove 103

Lake Mere 104

Glory Hills 105

Blue Berrj- 106

Stony Plain, Centre 107

Rosenthal 108

Comet 109

Splain 110

Big Island Ill

Graminia 112

Clymont 113

Sand'Hill 114

Golden Spike 115

Garden "\"aUey 116

Stony Plain, School Dis 117

Stony Plain, Town , 118

Warden 119

Holbom 120

Tecumseh 121

Hansen Comers 122

Bright Bank 123

Carvel 124

Manly 125

Pine Ridge 126

Edmonton West

ALBERTA
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

EDMONTON WEST (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Suite.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.

Ballots.

—

Valid

—

Voters

Candidats.

votes

Bulletins.

on

polled.

list.

—

Not

WUliam

Honourable

Votes

Rejected

counted.

Antrobus

Frank

valides

—

—

Griesbach.

Oliver.

donnes.

Rejet^s.

Pas
compt^s.

la liste.

Votes.

Votes.

18

4

22

1

32

7

7

14

23

23

28

32

9

16

1

24

2

2

4

4

3

3

6

8

1

8

12

9

8
17
26

6

8
16

3
14

17
22
36
6
8
16
9
29

29

10

S3

0

12

0

11

0

22

6

11

15

1

36

13

0
10
17

23
10
3

13
14
28
12
32
16
20-

16

4

23

11

48

17

9

39

6

35

17

27

110

49

159

11

208

34

19

53

1

83

22

34

56

1

68

23

15

38

3

63

48

34

82

5

94

18

9
13

1
44

27
15
12
79

30

26

11

38

35

2

103

32

30

62

2

78

56

66
131

122
192

142

61

2

240

19

20

39

1

61

6

22

28

2

• 34

16

97
135
170

113
141
185

124

6

} 332

15

2

11

85

96

1

118

10

20

30

5

77

5

32

44

37
63

56

19

2

69

12

144
45

156
66

178

21

1

120

26

28
23
20
7
18
13
7
9

13
21
23

54
47
26
20
32
35
26
24
42
35
37

81

24

60

6

34

13

14

101

22

39

19

31

15

31

29

64

14

46

14

1

44

48

57

105

2

4

133

38

44

82

2

92

37

22

59

1

62

44

42

86

2

95

17

28
26
32

24

45
39

61
46

54

13

56

29

75

22

63

No.

Smithfield 127

Duffield 128

Mewassiji 129

Keephills 130

VVanchie 131

Woodland 132

Highvale 133

Golden Rule ; . 134

Brightwood 135

Tomahawk 136

Burtonville 137

Whilby 138

Rocky Rapids 139

Lobst iek -.140

Carrot Creek 141

Poison Creek 142

McLeod Valley 143

Mahaska 144

Fulstow 145

Wolf Creek '. 146

McKenzie Settlement 147

Muskeg 148

Edson 149

Marlboro 150

Coalspur ISi

Lovett 152

Mountain Park 153

Leyland 154

Hinton 155

Entrance 156

Jasper 157

Pocahontas 158

Brule Mines 159

St. Albert 160

Gilbeaulr 161

Roseridge ' 162

Rav 163

MorinvUle (A-G) 1641

(H-Z) 164/

Rivifere Qui Barre 165

Noves Crossing 166

Egg Lake 167

Busby 168

Casavant 169

Rich Valley 170

Sion 171

Mr. Redwood's house 172

Majeau's Stopping Place 173

Mr. William Campbell's house 174

McLcod's Place 175

Belvedere Hall 176

Mr. Park's house 177

Lunnford 178

McEvov's house 179

Arvilla 180

Pickardville 181

Clyde 182

Westlock (A-L) 183\

(M-Z) 184/

Mr. George Guest's house 185

A. Kipp's house 186

Mr. McFee's house 187

Paddle River Hall 188

Mosside 189

Edmonton West

334 ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election— Treizidrae Election G^ndrale.

EDMONTON WEST (Electoral District— District Sectoral)— Con.— Sui(e.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissemonts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

William
Antrobus
Gricsbach.

HonouraliU
Frank
Oliver.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfe

Not
counted

Pas
comptds

Votcr.-
on
list.

Electeui

sur
la listc.

No

Mr. Chas. Linfield's 190

M r. J. M. Beaver's house 191

Pembina , 192

Mr. Tennent's house 19.?

Mr. Dance's house 194

Mr. Nettleton's house 195

Mr. Short's house 196

.Mr. Wilcox's house 197

.Mr. Andrew Holme's house 198

Mr. Russell's house 199

Chisholm 200

Barrhead 201

Mellowdale Hall 202

H. D. Burch's. N.W. i-6-60-3-5 203

Percy Hill's 204

W. B. Holme's, S.W. 31-61-5, W. 5th .205

Furt Assiniboine Hall 206

D. C. Thompson's, S.E. 25-62,7 207

McLennan 208

High Prairie 209

Grouard 210

Swan River ' 211

Sawridge 212

Smith 213

Glen Leslie 214

Klcskun Hill 215

Grande Prairie 216

Lake Saskatoon 217

Wapiti 218

\an Home 219

Halcourt school 220

White's residence 221

Scully's 222

Bezanson i . . . . 223

Simonette 224

Sturgeoh Lake 225

Pruden's crossing. 226

Grizzly Bear 227

Burnt River 228

I. E. White's residence 229

English & Calkins' store 230

White Mountain School-house 231

Spirit River 232

Sc.\smith '. 233

I). Morrison's 234

.lewlick's Ranch 235

Kluskin Lake 236

Clairmont 237

Bear Lake 238

Buffalo Lake's Hall 239

Senic Heights 240

Lars Johnson's store 241

Valhalla 242

Beaver Lodge 243

Chalmer's residence ^244

Happy Valley 245

Fort Vermilion 246

247

Sheridan Laurence's house 248

Carajou 249

Kee River 250

Battle River 251

Brown's store. . '. 252

Peace River Co. Oil Camp 253

Edmonton West

12

107

Votes.
6

e

23
13
15
17
7
13
23
11

37
132

12

(Merged in
(Merged in

92
181
75
105
19
13
49
239
76
35

2o

No. 244 — Joint au Bureau de Scrutin n°
No. 244 — Joint au Bureau de Scrutin n°

6
Merged ir
20

6
39
13
13

21

17

1

9

13
35

1

32

1

12

17
214
140
295
123
153
28
43
73
300.
86
52
1»
18
244.)
244.)
31
15
28
76

Poll 230— Joint au Bureau de Scrutin n' 230.)

39
40
133
50
38
26

2

5
3

15

56
54

160

101
53
46
67

140
87

104
37
47
58

126
82
40
16
32
12

ALBERTA
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

EDMONTON ViEST (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

William
Antrobus
Griesbach.

Honourable
Frank
Oliver.

Rejected
Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Pas
oompt^s.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.

2.56
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265

Votes.

i
129

"4
12
IS
17
16

26
8
8

Votes.
11
100
42
16
36
14
IS
42
65
33
41
6

15
229
64
20
48
32
35
58
87
59
49
14

18

Peace River

West Peace River P.O.
T. Allan Brick's..

2

3
3

299
96
29

H. L. Dundas.
Thos. Shellv's..

1

66
44

David Taylor's.

47

Griffin Creek P.O

4

79
283

80

McFarlan's Sr

1

79
19

Totals, Civil Votes— Totaux, Vote ch
Military Votes — Votes militaires—

11266

6,699

187
1.206
1,545

6.779
15
33

112

13,478

202

1,239

1,657

61

123

17,640

Within Cnited Kingdom...
Dans le Royaume-Uni...
On the Continent of Europe, .
Sur le continent d' Europe

Totals — TotauTC .. ..

9,637

6,939

16,576

61

123

17 640

.Majority for
.Majority pour /

William Antrobus Griesbach, 2,698.

Edmonton West

336 ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election— Treizi^me Election G^ndrale.

LETUBKIDGE (Electoral District— District electoral). 1916— Population, 31,563

Polling Divisions.
.\rrondissemcnts de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donni'S.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

William

Asbury

Buchanan .

Lambert
Pack.

Rejected

Rejetfe.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

Knappen

St Kilda

No

. 1

'.'. 3
.. 4
. 5
• §

.' 8
. 9
. 10
. 11
. 12
. 13
. 14
. 15
. 16
.. 17
.. 18
. 19
. 20
. 20
.. 21
.. 22
. 23
. 24
.. 25
. 26
. 27
. 28
. 29
. 30
. 31
. 32
.. 33
. 34
. . 35
. 36
.. 37
.. 38
.. 39
.. 40
.. 41
.. 42
.. 43
.. 44
.. 45
.. 46
.. 47
.. 48
.. 49
. 50
. 51
.. 52
. 53
.. 54
.. 55
.. 56
.. 57
.. 58
.. 58
. . 59
.. 60
.. 61
.. 62

Votes.
19
33

4
12
13

5
19

5
21

8

9
17

3

8

10
35

7
36

3
91
66
28
21

3

7
20

2
129
16
36
21
10
12

92

10
6
9

0
13
65
8
6
10

28
5
4
1

14

7

122

75

11

13
115

39
9

97
106

99
3

18

Votes.
14
3

26
3
5
8
8
9
5
27
25
9
5
1
28
14
6
4
105
72
20
17
3
0
9
2
109
7
49
21
20
23
13
24
33
14
22

'o

11
63

0
12
20

8
16
16

8

9
17

2
30
49

6
29
31

4
86
64
42
26
27

1

33
36
26
38
16
10
27
13
30
13
36
42
12
13
11
63
21
42
7
196
138
48
38
6
7
26
4
238
23
85
42
30
35
35
34
39
23
27
0
24
128
8
18
30
35
44
21
12
10
31
9
152
124
18
19
144
70
13
183
170
141
29
45
3

42

48

Kennedy's

35

2
2

38

Coutts

21
15

41

28

32

22

44

47

Boundarv Creek, (No. 2)

(No.l)

26

13

14

Mountain View

2

86
25

51

11

Cardston, (A-L)

Cardston, (M-Z)

223

5

179

60

Woolford

2

43
12

13

Spring Coulee

Mclnt yre

Magrath

1

32
8

1

i'

1
2

1

260
31

Warner

MUk River

Two Fifteen

\llas .

100
48
35
53

Kippen

Three Eleven

53

1

48
50

31

Four Twelve

1

3

38
5

North East

Foremost

1

1
2

41
148
12

34

32

Xew Dayton

39

3

2

53
23

22

Highfield

Samson

John Ell

11

38
19

Bow Island

2

8

173
128

27

•

29

Grassy Lake

Purple Springs

161

1

84
18

Taber North. (A-K)

(L-Z)

Taber South

i

5
1

} 236

145
34

53

Osborne

5

Lethbridge

ALBERTA
Thirteenth General Election— Treizieme Election Gen^rale.

LETHBRIDGE (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— i^'in.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

William
Asbury
Buchanan

■L."

Lambert

Pack.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected

Rejetes.

Not
counted.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

, No.

Chin 63

C. Y. District 64

Turin 6.5

Iron Springs 66

Albion Ridge 67

Coaldale 68

McLean 69

Hyssop 70

White 71

Stirling 72

Raymond 73

Welling 74

Leehigh 75

Newlands 76

Commerce,. .77

Diamond City 7.S

Coalhurst " 79

West Lethbridge SO

Hardieville 81

Lethbridge, City 82

(A-G) 83

(H-M) 83

(N-Z) 83

84

(A-G1 S5

(H-M) 85

(N-Z) 85

A-L) 86

(M-Z) 86

87

Totals, Civil Vote — Totaux vote civil. 95
Military Votes — Votes militaires: —

Within North America 1

Dans I'Am^rique du Nord I

Within United Kingdom I

Dans le Royaume-Uni J

On the Continent of Europe 1

Sur le continent d'Europe. J

Totals — Totaux.

35
63
159
155
158
172
201
189
172
210
187
152
77

54
56
29
44
97
211
26
11
17
51
25
156
39
48
120
218
222
219
208
237
228
211
265
244
209
125

7,770

iwalorit* MiirW""**"" Asbury Buchanan, 2,834

87
55
58
65
31
48
105
221
31

31
165
53
51
205
276
272
255
217
257
255
256
278
267
231
210

7,658

Majority pour/

Lethbridge

338 ■ ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election^ — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

MACLEOD (Electoral District— District Electoral) I'Jlti— Population 33,883

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scnitin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Hugh
Murray
Shaw.

Donald
Ran-
dolph
.Mclvor.

Stt'ph-

Thorne
Mar-
shall.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s.

No

Todd Creek 1

Tanner 2

A&hvalc 3

Waldron 4

Hillsboro 5

Sumiaerview 6

Tennessee 7

Cowlcv (A-L) 8

(M-Z) 9

Pincher Station 10

Brochet 11

Pincher Creek (A to F) 12

(G toN) 13

(O toZ) 14

Beauvais 15

Crook ,^ 16

Chipman 17

Spring Ridge 18

Fishburn .'. 19

Robert Kerr .- 20

Dr\- Fork 21

Dry Wood 22

Marr's 23

Utopia 24

Yarrow 25

Twin-Butte 26

Spread Eagle 27

Hill Spring 28

Glenwood 29

Macleod (A to L) 30a

(MtoZ) 30b

(AtoL) 31a

(MtoZ) 31b

32

** , 33

Mud Lake. .'.'. '.'.].'.]'.'.'.'.]'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 34

Glen Willow 35

Howe ^ 36

Parkerville 37

Pearce 38

Finley 39

Rose Butte 40

Monarch 41

Kipp r 42

Long Bottom 43

Orton 44

Rathwell 45

AUanfields 46

Hazelmere 47

Waterton 48

Ardenville 49

Ewelme 50

Stand-Off 51

Badger Flat 52

Olsen Creek 53

Rocky Coulee .^ . . 54

Jumbo Valley 55

Hollandale 56

Roeelawn ._. 57

Granum 58

Balquhidder 59

Grain Belt 60

Five MUe 61

Claresholm View 62

Macleod

Votes.
10

10
20
36
18
54
43
64
67
136
56

Votes.

59

62

10

4

2

5

5

18

Votes.
3

162
76
33
27
15
22
24
21
20

15
127

ALBERTA
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

MACLEOD (Electoral District— District electoral— Con.— Suite.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates .
Candidats .

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

Ballots.
Bulletins .

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Hugh
Jlurrav
Shaw.

Donald
Ran-
dolph
Mclvor

Steph-
en
Thorne
Mar-
shall.

Rejected

Rejetes

Not
counted.

Pas
comptes.

No.

.. 63

.. C4

.. 65

.. 66

67

6S

6.)

. 70

71

7.5
74

76

'.'. 78
.. 79
.. 80

Votes.

1

2
45
53

4

4

6

S
10
14
14

4

4

5

5

1
6
19
2

10
12
19
16
25

4

3
50

6

3

6

4

8

4

3

P
17
12
55
11
10
10
108
45
14
27
22
14
27
39
22
65
61
72
66
37

4
24
9
12
20
24
7

Votes.

3

5
55
66

9

6
15

5

5
9
9
11

2

8

6
11

6

3

2
11
10
11
12

3

3
14

2

0

4

0
10

4

3

9
18

6

4

6
13
59
23

6

1

0

8

8
12
32
29
27
41
34
58
12
10
16
- 8

6
30
14

Votes.

9
12
33
10

3

3

4

1

1

0

2

0

5

8

1

0

0

3

1

1

1

3

4

3

7
14
12
33
23
13
13

0

1

1

0

0

5
13
28
27
10
11
11

7
11

0

2

4
4
11
6
12
6
10
10
14
16
9
2
7
3
5
4

13
19

133

129
16
13
25
11
22
19
21
13
IS
18
12
8
9
12
33
9
6
13
26
33
30
44
21
18
97
31
16
23
4
19
9
6
12
31
43
89
42
26
34

178
75
31
28
24
26
39
62
60

106
94

123

110

109

32

43

27

27

29

59

25

19

27

Claresholm'West

Claresholm East

r

1

15S
174
15

12

29

Daly Creek

2

20
30

31

26

2»

Trout Creek. . . .

28,-.

Greenbank..,

29

Willow Creek

17

10

44 Ranch

14

Schafer

20.

Meadow Creek

.. 81
.. 82
.. 83
.. 84
85

Foothills Lumber Mills

14

Happv Valley

10

Mead Creek

20

1

24

North Fork

. 86

Nobleford

.. 87

88

89

90

. 91

. 92

. 93

.. 94

95

96

97

. 98

.. 99

100

101

102

103

104

105

106

107

.108

.109

.110

111

.112

.113

.114

.115

.115

.116

.116

117

118

119

.120

.121

.122

.123

.124

Rocky Coulee.

65

PriSirie Dell..,

Balfour

Stavely

Broomfield'.s

1
1

1

r

22
IS
110
37

Pine Coulee

Table Butte

3

- 29
23

6

McEwan

26

Basin

10

u

Lane's Ranch, Willow Creek

Shaw & Monkman's Ranch

''^■E

1
1
1
2

21

37
52
114
53

Alberta

Parkland

Straughans

Broadway

30

Sun Prairie

35

Nanton, Town

Rural

1

211
98

Coleraine

44

Muirhead

36

25

Tongue Creek

33
55

Tongue Creek Hall

Big Hill

62

1

2

High River, West (A to L)

(MtoZ)

137
108

High River, East (AtoD...

144

„, ,. " (MtoZ)

Blackie

Frankburg

r

1

161
130

47

Brant

Peace

2

69
41

41
37

77
33

Arthur

Braeside

Cayley

Last Chance

Macleod

340 ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n6rale.

MACLEOD {Electoral District— District flectoral)— f«n.— Fi-i.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisaements de Scrutin.

Candidates .
Candidate.

Hugh
Murray
Shaw.

Donald
Ran-
dolph

Mclvor

Steph-
en
Thorne
Mar-
shall.

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted

Pas

compt^s

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la Hate.

Mo.'iquito Crpek 125

Lincham 126

I.och Sloy 127

North Fork 128

Glenview 129

Dinton 130

Pine Canyon ... 131

Oladvs 132

DavisburK 133

Aldersvde 134

Okotoks, East 135

Okotoks, West 136

Melrose " 137

Turner...., 138

Midnapore 139

De Winton. 140

Panima 141

Big Rock 142

Black Diamond 143

Millarville 144

Priddis 145

Kew 146

Bregg Creek 147

Coleman. West 148

Centre 149

East 150

Blairmore (A to M) 151

(NtoZ) 151

Hillcrcst 152

Frank 153

Bellevue , 154

Lundbrcck 155

Gillinghaiu 156

Livingstone 157

Carbon Hill 158

Beaver Mines 159

Burmis .160

Manchester 161

Totals: Civil ^'ot«-— Totaux. vote civil 166
Military Votes — Vot/?s militaires —

Within Norfli America \

Dans I'Amferique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Royaume-Uni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals — Totaux

17
20
12
8
29
14
43
20
21
100
59

Votes.
13

25
23
25
14
12
46
21
68
33
50
137
75
24
63
64
68
44
28
42
46
57
39
10
83
149
186
158
94
102
"^^05
213
46
36
29
1
55
17
39

506
701

27
32
33
15
27
57
21
85
48
56
151
87
27

57
37
51
82
87
.52
24
97
159
231
323
122
147
127
261
51
56
42
12
88
31
54

Majority for „„^,, Mnrrav Shaw over fsiirl/^'"**'*^ Randolph Melvor, 2.518.
MaJorit« pour /""S" **""*' *"*^'")^"***"'\Stephen Thorne Marshall, 4.178.

Macleod

ALBERTA 341

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G<5n^rale.

MEDICINE HAT (Electoral District— District Sectoral). 1916,— Population, 40,341.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled

Votes
valides
donn6s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

George
Paton.

CliiTord
Ber-
nardo
Reilly.

Hon-
ourable
Arthur

Lewis
Sifton.

Rejected
Rejet^s

Not
counted

Pas
compt^s

Sage Creek

No.

. 1

- 2

3

. 4

5

6

. 7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

Ifi

. 17

. 18

. 19

. 20

. 21

22

23

24

25

26

27

. 28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

.38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

54

55

56

57

58

58

59

. 60

61

61

Votes.
0
0
3
4
11
1
0
1
1
0
0

1

10
4
4
0
0
0

1

0

4

5

3

2»

4

0

0

3

0

0

1

0

0

1

0
0

1

4

5

8

5

2
11
11

1

0

2

2

0

0

3

1

3

2

2

2
2
0
5

1
0

1

Votes.

4

0
35
49

3
22

8
15
10
16

11
32
36
14

2

1

3
21
27
11
61
44
19
25
13
26
22

5

1

4

0

4

0

8
15
20
17
52
10
13
IS
49
20

25

0

8
67

9
22
16
28
40
29
23
13
26
10
19
33

Votes.

8

4
12
20
16

7

8

9
20
14
23
25
13

7
57

6

9
12
13

7
10
17
22
65
35
41
21

7

8

5
11

4

3

3

4

6

6
12
16
21
57
14
18
25
34
11

8

28

45

36

18

40

43

81

75

102

137

134

108

63

121

39

113

105

9
4
50
73
30
30
16
25
31
30
28
28
26
49
97
24
U
13
16
29
37
32
88

112
56
70
34
33
33
10
13
6
7
3
9
6

•14
28
40
43

117
29
33
54
94
32
10
37
72
36
26

110
53

106
93

132

179

165

1.33
76

152
50

1.32

139

0-

13

51

4

3

88

Milk River

53

Tagona

43

28

36

Faith

39

49

Baker's

1

32
39

35

70

Many berries

Minda

2

5

1

135
28
17

32

Eagle Butte

31

Ranchville

1

30
4&

45

Orion

Etzikom

Memiskam

Maleb

1
2

1

1

120
126.
95
80

45

Red Rock

37

43

Bull's Head

Elkwat«r

1

16
24

Graybum

Newburg

Josephburg
Gros Ventre,

2

1
1

9
10

26

Little Plume

9

Rosebeg

30

High Bank.

42

Murray s

Lamarsh

1

76

74

Winifred

Chisholni . ,

1

2

175
37

McDougall

49

Whitia

Seven Persons
Sullivan

1

108

Dauntless

19

Woolchester

46

Dunmore. .
Feldman Lake

3

81
49

Pashley

54

Irvine

Walsh

Altawana (A-L)

(M-Z)

Medicine Hat, Citv. .

1
l'

3'

1

126
66
121
111
157

"

200

- " " (A-M).;;.:;;..;

" :; (N-z)

" {A-L).'.v.'.';;:;:
" (M-Z)

1

2"

11

i

1

3

" 3

192
150

8,5
179

59
150
155

Medicine Hat

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Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Gen^rale.
MEDICINE HAT (Electoral District-District Electoral)— Con.— Sui(«.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidate.

George
Paton.

Clifford
Ber-
nardo

ReiUy.

Hon
ourable
.\rthur

Lewis
Sifton.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donngs.

Rejected
Rejetigs.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.

Medicine Hat, City (A-L) 62

" (M-Z) 62

" (A-L) 63

" (M-Z) 63

" (A-D) 64

" (E-K) 64

" (I^P) 64

" (Q-Z) 64

" (A-L) 65

" (M-Z) 65

Many Island : : 66

KiftecnMile 67

Finn's Lake 68

Redcliff (A-M) 69

(N-Z) 69

Howell 70

PearsonviUe 71

Ronolane 72

Alderson - 73

Sufficld 74

Royal 75

Helgoland 76

Wheatlands : 77

Bishops 78

Smiths 79

Rutherfords 80

Fredensfeld 81

Rose Glen 82

Bernice 83

Sehuler ; ^,. 84

Mantz 85

Flat Valley 86

Sandy Point 87

Social Plains 88

Empress 89

Bindloss , 90

Pancras 91

BingvUle 92

Tripola 93

Blue Grass.- 94

Fertile Flats ." 95

Tide Lake 96

Peerle.ss 97

High Valley ^ . . 98

Atlee 99

Jenner 100

Iddesleigh • ■ 101

Reist 102

Antelope Lake i 103

Wastina 104

Rollinson 105

i^cotfield : ....106

Diamond 107

Youngstown 108a

109b

PlOTcr 110

Pleasant Valley Ill

Sounding Creek 112

Croc'us 113

Chinook 114

Laughlin 115

Cereal 116

Carpathia .117

Riddelvale US

Medicine Hat

Votes.
16
13
24
26
19
9

25
10
27

Votes.

85

82
110
106
114

96
107
103
107
122

44
120

102

97
136
134
135
107
133
114
138
135

23

42

16
214
128

60

55

14

85

35-

25

11

11

44

15

13

24

34

34

18

15
52

156
63

101
10
38

25
19

68
129
57
28
11
24
26
37
23

27
16
12
101
29
77

ALBERTA
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

MEDICINE HAT (Electoral District— District Electoral— Con— Suite.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

George
Pa ton.

Clifford
Ber-
nardo
ReiUy.

Hon
ourable
Arthur
Lewis
Sifton.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfe.

Not
counted

Pas
comptSs

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Whitelands- . . .
Golden Centre.

Fairacres

Oyen

Benton

Sibbald

Calendula

Mere

Twin Lake

Muhlbaeh - .
Rush Centre. .

Glenada

Trinity

Bonnie River,.

Graindale

Sunnyslope ...

Edendale

Acadia Valley.

Glevannah

Black Cherry.

Steerford

Vandj'ne

Gold Spring . .
Greenmound . . .

Hills

Kirkwall

Kenmaul. ......

Cappon

Chilmark

Tipperary

Clemens

Keswick

Rearv'ille

Lanfine

Big Spring

Collholme

Bonser

Earl Grey

Dobson

Reinboth

Bigstone

Dominion

Heathdale

Conard

. Kinmundy

Par\'ella

Embree

Blood Indian . .

Howie

Delano

Hawksdale

Mapleine

East Berry

Excel

Clarmont

New Brigden..

Sedalia

Lothian

St. Elmo

Bums

Richdale

Stoppington

No.

.119

.120

.121
122a
12.3b

..124

.125

.126

.127
128
129
130

.131

.132

.133

.134
135
136
1.37

.138

.139

.140

.141

.142

.143

.144

.145

.146

.147

.148

.149

.150

.151

.152

.153

.154

.155

.156

.157

.158

.159

.160

.161

.162

.163

.164

Votes.
1

Votes.

.165 Merged in

.166 '

.167

.168

16
Poll 164). (Joint au Bureau de
16

135

107
127
59
54
52

2

12

2

1

22

6

5

21

17

0

14

3

0

9

7

0

13

2

4

37

18

2

36

19

9

30

48

7

35

74

19

47

36

3

30

21

1

13

13

3

19

18

4

27

25

0

13

6

43
17
16
15
59
57
87
116
102

- 29
60
34
57
60
49
57
90
65
56
52
43
80
81
46
56
50
39
37
43
37
31
46
39
32

164.
23
49

■ 60
34
31
51

207
203
177
100
35
76

Medicine Hat

344 ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election Geni^rale.
MEDICINE HAT (Electoral District-District Electoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electcurs

sur
la liste.

George
Pa ton.

Clifford
Ber-
nardo
Keilly.

Hon-
ourable
-\rthur

Lewis
Sifton.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

pIs

compt^s.

No.
Wharranton 182

Votes.
15
3
0

Votes.
13
17
29

Votes.
9
23

0

37
43
34

60

Winninirton t 183

101

55

Totals, Civil vote— Totaux, Vote civil 193
Militao' votes — Votes militaires; —
Within North America \

460

0

■ 0

0

3,513

5
11
39

5,598

97
495
679 ,

9,571

102
506
718

61

163

13.596

Within I'niteit Kingdom \

Dans le Royaume-l'ni

On the Continent of Europe

Totals — Totaux

460

3,568

6.869

10,897

61

163

13 596

Majority for
Majority pour

The Honourable .irthur Lewis Sifton, over (sur) (™-;>p«^™»'2|j,R*"ly. *•»«»

Medicine Hat

ALBERTA 345

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^n^rale.

RED DEER (Electoral District— District electoral). 1916— Population, 41,654

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

No

Olds, East 1

Olds, West 2

Bowden 3

Red Ix)dge. 4

Murray Valley 5

Radford's 6

Westerdale 7

Waterside .- 8

Mountain House 9

Eagle Valley .10

Ardmore 11

Bird's 12

Sundre 13

McDougall's Flats. . . 14

Bearberry .15

Lobley 16

Rockwood 17

Pine View 18

Cornwall Valley 19

Trenville '. 20

Lousana 21

Elnora 22

Fairbanks 23

Lakeview ,24

Pine Lake 25

Milverton 26

Edwell 27

Antler Hill 28

Penhold 29

Aberdeen 30

Innisfail, Rural 31

Innisfail, Town 32

" 32a

Big Bend 33

Little Red-Deer 34

Solheima 35

Freeman's 36

Markerville 37

Dickson 38

Craig 39

Caldwell : 40

Kerisville 41

Raven 42

New Hill 43

Clear Creek 44

Caroline 45

Hamilton's 46

Ricinus 47

Wood Lake • 48

Great Bend 49

Mound Lake 50

Rosedale 51

Delburne 52

Gaetz Valley 53

Cumberland 54

Hillsdown 55

Owen , 56

A alley Centre 57

Springvale 58

Willowdale " 59

Clearview '.'.'.'.'.'..'. 60

Balmoral 61

Red-Deer East 62

Centre (A to M) 63

Candidates.
Candidats.

William

Michael

Frank-

Clark.

lin

Puffer.

Votes.

Vot^s.

113

49

108

41

54

42

22

15

34

14

27

11

38

23

26

12

17

2

21

16

26

11

4

6

8

2

9

5

14

7

6

15

9

7

4

8

18

5

29

10

38

12

53

28

18

IQ

32

17

43

7

31

16

48

6

20

7

53

37

29

14

48

29

92

47

36

24

20

24

36

26

17

28

26

6

17

62

6

26

4

7

11

2

13

17

8

11

4

18

8

8

20

20

5

3

1

16

8

8

22

11

20

18

10

13

31

30

28

8

15

17

14

3

2

3

24

13

35

10

43

5

52

7

28

10

67

32

162

63

Joseph
Robert
Knight

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas

164
152
100
42

45
78
139

45
48
60
40
100
230

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt^s

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la Uste.

Red Deer

346 ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizidme Election G^n^rale.

RED DEER (Electoral Distfict— District electoral)— Con— Suite.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donn6s.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Michael
Clark.

William
Frank-
lin
Puffer.

Joseph
Robert
Knight

Rejected
Rejetfes.

Not
counted.

Pas
oompt^s.

Red Deer Centre (Mc to Z)

West

North

Cross Roads

No.
.. 63
.. 64
.. 65
.. 66
.. 67
.. 68

Votes.

101

73

28

24

17

9

21

23

3

7

21

6

8

12

3

6

19

7

9

13

7

15

3

4

18

18

22

9

10

2

6

26

39

15

5

3

60

15

14

21

23

17

5

10

52

23

16

3

8

6

15

5

18

14

37

24

14

18

7

6

14

19

35

Votes.
41
30
38
12
14
5
13
16
19
15
32
24
12
16
14
6
7
8
6
16
11
4
5
7
2

I
13

7

9
14

7
80

4

1
12
36

7
22
16
15
12

. t
54
5

1
24
12
4
9

10
2

44
2

20
1
6

15
9

12

33

Votes.
2
3
1
4
0
4
0
1
1
1
8
0
4
1

17
7
1
5
11
28
8
1
5
0
8
0
1
0
0

1

0
2

11
0
0
3

65
1
1
3
2
0
2
1
7
1
0
3
6
6
0
1

15
4
2
1
2
2
3
6
1
5

10

144

106
67
40
31
IS
34
40
23
23
61
30
24
29
34
19
27
20
26
57
26
20
13
11
28
27
23
22
17
12
20
35

130
19
6
18

161
23
37
40
40
29
7
20

113
29
17
30
26
16
24
8
43
20
83
-27
36
21
16
27
24
36
78

4
3

2

7

143
88

59

38

22

Shady Nook

Poplar Ridge

Carrit's

Norma

Sj-lvan Lake

.. 69
.. 70
.. 71
.. 72
.. 73-
.. 74
.. 75
.. 76
.. 77
.. 78
79

41

40

28

1
2

2

29
60
29

CentrcvUle

Marrianne

Kusamo

23

2

31
36

23

27

Diamond Valley

.. 80-
.. 81
.. 82
.. 83
.. 84
.. 85
86

23

27

Eckville ,

Shady Lane Tr

Daisy Nook

Gaetz

70

35

29

73

15

Little Horseguard

.. 87
. . 88

48

38

Alhambra

.. 89
90

31

30

Beaver Flats

Oras

Arbutus

E verdell

.. 91
.. 92
.. 93
.. 94
.. 95
. 96

21

16

36

1
2

38
126
20

Saunders

Foreman

.. 97
.. 98
.. 99
..100
. 101

10

18

197

26

54

Cornucopia

Gough Lake

Leo

Shooting Lake

Gadsby

Ingleton

WUlonPark

Popular Grove

Sky bo

Lyncott

Red Willow

Zenith

Ozark

Spring Lake

Stewbartwy n

Wall Lake

Stettler, North

.102
.103
..104
..105
.106
..107
..108
..109
..110
..111
..112
..113
..114
..115
..116
..117
..U8
.119
..120
..121
..122
..123
..124
..125

51

1
1

93
31
19

23

130

35

27

33

37

24

34

11

57

23

-

88

'

43

52

31

1

24
36

36

35

102

Red Deer

ALBERTA

347

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

RED DEER (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Suite.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates

Candidats.

Michael
Clark.

William
Frank-

- lin
Puffer.

Joseph
Robert
Knight.

Votes.

Votes.

Votes.

8S

55

9

64

45

7

44

33

4

10

7

0

5

9

1

10

9

0

IS

14

3

6

15

7

24

3

4

25

16

0

19

9

1

U

12

5

15

6

1

12

3

0

41

86

21

141

38

12

37

2

2

11

4

2

17

5

4

22

18

0

20

6

6

19

12

11

22

9

5

U

18

3

48

56

3

11

33

2

18

16

0

19

9

3

11

7

1

13

17

0

17

22

2

33

13

4

21

9

6

104

70

12

56

23

2

14

8

1

21

20

2

20

12

2

24

18

0

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejected
Rejet^s

Not
counted.

compt^s.

Voters
on
list.

Electeur

No

Settlers, West 126

East 127

Erskine 128

Wild Rose 7. ...129

Pilotknob 130

Liberal 131

Scales 132

Whetsel 133

Union Hall 134

Nevis 135

South Buffalo Lake 136

Ewing 137

Aureger 138

Adshead : 139

Big Valley 140

Castor 141

Lauderdale 142

Markham 143

Willow Prairie 144

Fleet .^ ...145

Lake Thelma 146

Sullivan Lake 147

Ideal Galley 148

Pollux 149

Halkirk 150

Britain 151

Tinchelbray 152

Battle River 153

Rosetta 154

Lorraine 155

Bulwark 156

Leopoldville 157

Bellshill 158

Alliance 159

Galahad 160

Ruff 161

Hastings Coulee 162

Hopedale 163

Brooksley 164

Content : 165

Mirror 166

Wells 167

Carrol 168

Alix 169

Lignite .170

Nebraska 171

Tees 172

North Star 173

Clive - 174

Sharpe's 175

Chigwell 176

Momingside 177

Lacombe, East 178

Canyon 179

Blackfalds : 180

Lacombe, West 181

North 182

" 182a

Spruceville 183

Arbordale 184

Lincoln 185

Aspelund r 186

Outlet .■ '. 187

Bentley 188

152
116
81
17
15
19
35
28
31
41
29
, 28
22
15
148

40
32
42
36
32
107
46
34
31
19
30
41
50

(No Poll held — Pas de scrutin).
158

64

92

2

40

13

0

26

25

1

80

39

1

19

17

11

13

13.

3

21

30

0

15

37

2

.57

77

7

33

15

0

11

30

1

15

19

5

27

27

1

17

17

0

31

34

1

47

90

1

73

67

2

.59

75

1

22

19

1

22

23

0

21

16

1

10

18

1

6

22

1

25

38

9

52
120
47
29
51

42
39
55
34
66
138
142
135
42
45
38
29
29
72

Red Deer

348 ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election Gf'Mi^'raic.

RED DEER (Electoral District— District ilectoral)— Con.— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondisscments dc Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electcurs

sur
la liste.

Michael
Clark.

William
Frank-
lin
Puffer.

Joseph
Robert
Knight

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

pIs

compt^s.

No.

Votes.

3
10

8
18
34

Votes.
25
31
18
12
28

Votes.
3
3
18
1
7

31
44
44
31
69

49

Calkins 190

Gilby 191

Medicine River 192

3

59

72

44

Golden Valley 193

1

233

Totals. Civil Vote— lotiuix. vote civil 195
Military Votes— \'otesrailitaires—

4,945

93
493
682

3,725
6
11
58

690

3
4
4

9,360
102
508
744

48

63

11,791

Dans l'Aiii6rique du Nord j

Within United Kingdom 1

On the Continent of Europe. « 1

Sur le continent d'Europe /

Totals— Totaux

6,213

3,800

701

10,714

48

63

11.792

.Majority for ' „,„h,„i ri.-i, „,.„, u,„-\ /WUUam Franklin Puffer. 2.413
Majorit* pour/ Michael Clark, over (sur) (,„seph Robert Knight, 5,51?

Red Deer

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G^nerale.

STBATHCONA (Electoral District— District Electoral.) 1916— Population, 38,940.

Candidates.

Ballots.

—

Valid

—

Voters

Candidats.

votes

Bulletins.

on

Polling Divisions.

polled.

list.

—

—

Not

Arrondissements de Scrutin.

James

Allan

Votes

Rejecte"

counted

Electeurs

McCrie

Thomas

valides

—

—

sur

Douglas.

Mode.

donnes.

Rejetes.

Pas

compt^s

la liste.

No

Votes.

Votes.

A.skcr

1

13

45

58

9

66

Eureka

•S

13
20

32

26

45

46

58

Magic

52

4

19
117

21
103

40
220

54

Ponoka.; ,. .

1

1

237

Seafield .

.. 6

8
9
10
11
12

49
26
13
6

13
39

28
22
IS
19
21
25
38

77
48
31
25
26
38
77

132

69

Sharphead .

49

Grand Meadow

49

Chesterfield..

48

Bismark

60

Lochinvar

■ 1

105

Home Glen..

13
14
15
IG
17

13
6
3
9

19

6
11
21

19
17
24
14
26

•)i

Buckhorn.

19

Gull Lake

30

Springdale

23

Monta Vista.. -

1

34

Rimby

18

19

. 20

21

23
24

52

S
11

n

10
5

43
12
16
13
1
16
19

95
20
27
24
8
26
24

112

Nui;ent

35

Laves ta

41

Wittenburg

34

lola

12

Battle River

30

Angus Ridge.

3

28

Bear's Hill...

. 25

6

26

3Z-

2

35

Turn Creek

. 26

. 27
2S

7
7
5

15
22

29
22
27

38

Chasterwold .

30

Richmond

5

35

Buck Lake..

29
30

11

16

21

13

37

24

1

2

60

Battle Lake, West '

31
3''

8
14

11

19
43
30
62
31

18

2

49
35

Talum

. 33
34

6
14

25
56
17

Lone Ridge

69

Pleasant Prairie

3.5

3

58

Wetaskiuin, West. .

36

HI

73

184

.2

226

" '•

36a

100

54

154'

1

6

176

East

37

80

84

164

1

15

210

New Sweden

38

24

31

2

37

Gewynn, (Gwynne)

. 39

7

15

22

*■■

12

35

\\ ang

. 40

8

39

47

4

60

Pipestone

. 41

26

22

4S

1

50

Hillside

. 42

17

14

31

1

37

Patience

43

13

15

28

^ 3

29

Bonnie Glen

44

45

13

10

16
49

29
59

37

New Sarepta ,

15

65

Looma ^ ista.

- 46

, 47

48

6
3
19

7
34

66

13
37

85

16

47

Beaumont.

1

100

Great West

49

4

10

14

1

16

Spruce dale..

50
51

52

0

23
26
29

30
26
34

47

Halicz

34

Caiman

2

1

52

Ohrnville

53
.54

14
15

20
19
15

34
34

20

41

Telford viUe

45'

Porke hasset

4

45

Buck Lake Creek

56

. 57

58

.59

6
3
6
3

14
6

27
2

20
9

33
5

50

Nystrom

26

Stone's Corner

41

Thorsbv

1

6

Bulord

60

9

25

34

2

36

McCauley's

61
, 62

1
15

9
31

10
46

Conjuring Creek

1

71

O'Mara

. 63
. 64

10

23

8

37

.42

Michigan Cnetre

18

27

Strathcona

350 ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G<!'n6rale.

STRATHCONA-Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters

on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

James
McCrie
Douglas.

Allan
Thomas
Mode.

Rejected
Rejeti>s.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptt

No.
. 65
. 66
. 67
. 68
. 69
. 70
. 71
. 72
. 73
. 74
. 75
. 76
. 77
. 78
. 79
. 80
. 81
. 82
. 83
. 84
. 85
. 86
. 87
. 88
. 89
90
91
92
93
94
. 95
96
97
98
99
.100
.101
.102
.103
.104
.105
.106
.107
.108
.109

Votes.
107

7
12
24

9
2G

4

26
33

7
35
59
17
10
16
13

18

14

13

37

65

52

47

86
213
153
120
' 163
172
140
199
123
186
137

86
136
168
169

50 ,
160

52

U

62

22

Votes.
76
34
45

22
36

^7

6

3

8

6
47

9

4

12
22

27
12
19
46

10

22

80

51

66

74

45

48 '

64

38

46

82

29

28

56

42

12

69

27

34

3

8

183
41
57
46
45
90
41
32
36
15
41
106
26
14
23
25
29
25
41
25
56
111
57
57
108
293
204
196
237
217
188
263
161
232
219
115
164
224
211.
62
229
79
45
- 65
30

3

218

52

Frederickshein

Planle .'. -.. .

i

2

8

9

85
54

Parkdalc

Millet

59

124

Yule Meadow.

48

1

46

40

Uncas

Bak(-r

Clover Bar. East .-

1
1
1

31
54
133
41

32

35

34

Mill Creek

4i

28

White Mud

55

Rabbit Hills

40

62

Clover Bar

155

75

" North.. . .

79

Edmonton, City

2

2

128
346
288

226

2

1
2

i'

1

6

297
250
251
340
207

278

1

U
1

261
1.32
194

269

271

u

78

246

Yorkville

93

52

Partridge Hills :

Good Hope

f.

Totals. Civil vot<^Totaux, Votes civiUlO
Militarv Votes — Votes militaires —
W ithin North -Vmerica \

Within United Kingdom \

4.389
116
520
752

3,101

. 6

19

52

7,490
122
539
804

138

9,510

Sur le continent d'Europe

..../

Totals — Totaux..

5,777

3,178

8,955

22

138

9.510

MajomJ iSur }•"«"«« ^^'^^^ »««elas, 2,SM:

Strathcona

ALBERTA 351

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election G6n6'ale.

VICTORIA, (Electoral District— District electoral). 1916— Population 49,332

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats .

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes

Ballots. -
Bulletins.

Voters
on

list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

James

Bis-

mark

Holden

John

Whit-

mah

Leedy .

William
Honrv-
White.

Rejectee
Rejet^s.

Not
counted.

Pas

comptes

Leeshore

No
.. 1

2

'.'. 3

.. 4

5

6

S
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

26

28
29
30
31
. 32
. 33
34
35
36

Votes.

3
10

7

4

2

1

1

1

8
14
14
13

9

1

0
34

6

2
100

3

3

2

5
2
5

0
3

7
44
2
2

10
10

4

2

0

5

2

0

21

5
24
U

8

4

2

2

1

1

4
12

5
10

2

8
47
100
31

3

Votes.
0

0
0
0
0
0
0
0

1

1

0
0
0
0
0

1
1

4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

(No
2
1
0
2
2
0
0
0

0.
0
0

1

0
0
0
0
0

1

3
0

Votes.
30
24

1

0
12
0
1

24
14
25

7

3

15
17
14
44

4

0
11

0
14

0
27

5

5
IS

6
10

2

0

7
25

6

0

0

0

0

6

3
Poll hel

3

4
24

14

7

0

1

4

2

1
22
34
'6

0 ■
19
54
lOS
43

5

33

36

9

5

2

13

1

2

30

39

29

38

16

4

2

49

24

17

148

3
13

2
19

2
32

5

21

13

57

4

2

9

35

16

4

2

0

5

8

3

d)-(Pa

26

10

48

20

24

11

2

3

5

3

5

35

39

16

2

27

101

209

77

8

1
11

30

9

2

Shandro

5

20
3

Ispas

Bolton...

44

Bruderheim

1

60
43

Andrew

Whitford

1

1

46

3

Ilchuk

1

Pleasant ^'iew.

3

60

37

23

Lament

Lwiw

4

184
9

4

Popella

11

1

Hairy Hill

Shepenge

^

Duvernav

35

Luzan —

Loiselle

Beauvallon

25

Good Hope

Chipman

Krakow

Good Hope

1

1
7

10
65
4
.3

Spring Creek

•

8

Wamick

Two Hills ...

1
1

41
25
6

Lanukc

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

4fi

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

. 56

. 57

. 58

. 59

. 60

. 61

. 62

63

Russia

3

Musidora

0

Sherentz.. ..

Naughton Glen

8

Krasnahara

3

Brookville t

Ross Creek

s de Sc

rutin).

27

/

1
9

Mundare

Kolomea

64

Brush Hill

3''

Kiew

S

Plain Lake

4

Bushland

Buczacz

4

Leszniw

1

Green Bush

5

Cooking Lake

Logan

1

43

49

Beaver Lake

22

Olesko

3

Ryan

27

^ egreviUe .North

South

Lavoy

9

1

106
227

107

Davis

Victoria

352 ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^nc^rale.

VICTORIA, (Electoral District— District Electoral)— Con.— Suite.

Polling Divisions.
.\rrondis8ements do Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid

votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
Ust.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

James
Bis-
mark

Holden

John
Whit-
mah
Leedy.

rtilliam
Henrv
Whiti.

Rejected
Rejet^s.

Not
xjunted.

Pas
X>mpt6s.

Hillock

No.
.. 64
.. 65
.. 66

Votes.
4
3
30
89
9
2
10
17
24
4
7

"5
6
4
3

14

6
6
0
0
0
8
12
4
10
44
11
1.3

19
3
3
5
4
4
S
9
9
3
6

12
3
6

16

79
1

12
39
18
2
6
1
3

3
9
24
19
5
4

Votes.
0
0
0

1
0
2

2
0
6
0
0
5
7

15
0
1
2
0
1
9

11
4
6

15
0
2
2
1
0
2
0

25

■5
9
4
4
4
1
4
1
2
]

13
0

4
17

14
11
4
3

1

0
3
4
1

1
5

Votes.

3

0

3
114
10

0
20
11
27
19

2
42
22

5
14
16
52

6
14
11

9

1

9
40

18 ^
10

6
56
18
29

4

2
21

9

1
28
41

5
29
30
14
20
25
18
23 '

l\

9

7

3
35
29
13
11
32
19

19
11
23
11
15
23

7

3

33
210
20

2
32
30
53
25

9-
70
27
11
23
26
81
13
21
19

9
20
18
59
34
20
18
115
29
44
13

24
14
6
57
50
22
42
43
21
27
41
22
31
28
153
10
11
19
91
61
26
21
36
23
6
22
23
51
31
21
32

10

5

2

59

Tofield

Bathgate

Tojto

.. 67

.. 68

.. 69

.. 70

.. 71

.. 72

.. 73

.. 74

75

76

77

. 78

. 79
.. 80

. 81
.. 82

. 83

286
30

3

41

Imperial

Ranfurly

1

37
69

31

12

102

50

25

31

^mi<k Creek

33

Ryley ■

Holmdene

Martins

90

1

16
25

23

Miquolon

Lundeino

. 84
.. 85
.. 86
.. 87

. 88

89

00

01

.. 92

.. 93

.. 94

.. 95

.. 96

.. 97

.. 98

. 99

100

,101

..102

..103

..104

.105
..106
..107

24

27
23

Kingman...-:

Dodd«

74

41

23

22

Holden

1

130

33

Gilpin

1

49
17

Skelton"s

33

Ed. Tober's residence

Thordenskjold

29

1

16
6

1

63
58

26

51

Earling

47

2

23
36

54

1

27

Camp La,e

..108
..109
..110
..111

39

51

161

10

..112
..113
.114
..115
..116
..117
..118
..119

120
.121
.122

123
.124

125

126

13

23

" ' North-Eaat...r:.

1

4
3

116
49
29

30

T 'k p™"

47

S H t

29

Unity

6

30

33

Phillips

66

73

Roseland School

4

28
46

Victoria

ALBERTA
Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election Generale.

VICTORIA (Electoral District— District electoral).

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

James

Bis-

mark

Holden.

Jonn
Whifr-

mah
Leedy.

William
Henry

White.

Rejected
Rejetfis.

Not
counted.

Pas
comptfes.

No.

.127

.128

129

130

131

132

133

.134

135

136

137

1.38

.139

..140

.141

..142

.143

.144

145

146

147

148

149

150

151

1.52

. 153

.154

.155

. 156

157

158

159

100

161

162

.163

.164

.165

.166

. . 167

.168

.169

170

171

172

173

174

175

176

.177

.178

.179

ISO

181

182

1.S3

184

1.S5

186

1S7

-1.88

Votes.
10
17

90
24
12

3
9
8
3
23

1
9
29
9
3

21
17
30
5
18

9
12

4

0

3
23

2
19

1
19

30

2

104

86
163
108

3
3

6

0
10
28

1

4
10

5
24
19
47
30

49
15
4

Votes.

2

6
10
5
5
1

3

0

1

0

4
16
26

4

1

1

4

3

1

3

3
17
10

1

1

0

5

1

5

6

8
7
2
10

0
4
4
4
10
5

1

5
4
8
2
7
6
0

8
1

Votes.

6
10
84
52
17
48
19
10

6
26
17
15
14

8
44

IS
10
18
15
73
27
13

4
11

4
24

6
20

9
44
53
12
19
19
25
34
30
32
28
11
43
34
37
42
68
29
11
15
27
22
17
16

4

3

10
18
21
46
52
U

18
29
165
152
46
65
22
15
18
36
20
43
16
9
57
98
53
17
26
37
94
60
19
25
21
30
46
11
27
12
72
60
32
22
43
39
70
34
144
121
176
161
38
40
49
74
39
21
30
62
24
23
31
14
36
24
64
54
28
97
75
16

20

Sifton

Camrose, South- West

1

3'

37
180
246

55

Bawlf. North

63

26

23

Willow

20

42

31

Wardville

2

73
19

11

6S

New Norway, West

East

1

100
58

23

30

Heather Brae

45

Bawlf, South

105

85

Leith

28

37

Youngstown

1

28
37

Valley

60

14

Star "

Poplar Bluff " '

Ferintosh

1
3
3

30
17
81
68

38

27

Melville

51

Rosalind

1

59

88

Spring Lake

39

Strome

Killam

1

1

168
146
206

Lougheed

195

Waterglen Hall

38

Schultz's Schoolhouse.

2

39
67

86

50

Battle River

29

40

Heisler

Stearns

Round Head Creek

9
1

28
24

Hauser

Willow Hollow

1

32
20

Prairie Park

45

Kelly

31

Fairgrove

99

6
5
1
5

71

Manfred School house.
Bashaw

42

Donalda

Greenock

93
23

Victoria

354 ALBERTA

Thirteenth General Election — Treizi^me Election G^n^rale.

VICTORIA (Electoral District^District electoral).— Con— fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnfes .

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur J

la liste. J

James
Bis-
mark
Holden

John
Whit-
mah
Lcedy.

William
Henry
White.

Rejected
Rejetfis.

Not
counted.

Pas
compt£s.

No.

Forcstburg 189

Plcasington 190

Peets 191

Votes.
23

6
21
32

6

5 ■

9

Votes.

22
3

1
4
0
2

Votes.
16
11
• 2
1
1
41
20

46
39
26
.34
11
46
31

2

50
52

37

48

Bells Hill 193

16

Malnio 194

46

Wild Rose 195

.35

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 195
Military Votes — Votes militaires—

2,764
43
249
316

597
0
1
4

3,591
4
6
25

6,952
47
256
345

45

87

8,650

Dans le Royaume-lni

Totals — Totaux

3.372

602

3.626

7,600

45

87

8.650

Majority for ' wms.™ «»„.„ ir>.i». „„•_ /„.,,\ /James Blsmark Holden, ?S4.
MajoritI pour William Henry White, over (sur)^,^,,^ „hitmah Leedy, 3,»24.

Victoria

YUKON
YUKON TERRITORY— TERRITO I RE DU YUKON.

Thirteenth General Election — Treizieme Election General.

Yl'KOX TERRITORY (Electoral District— District Electoral).

1911— Population, 8,51 ?

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissjments de Scrutin.

No

Forty-Mile 1

Dawson, North (A-L) 2

(M-Z) 2

Dawson, South (A-CJ) 3

iH-Ml 3

" (N-ZJ 3

Glacier Creek 4

Bear Creek 5a

Upper Klondike 5b

Hunker 6

Upper Dominion 7a

Lower Dominion 7b

.Sulphur 8

Mayo 9a

Minto Bridge 9b

Haggert 9c

Lower Bonanza lOa

Upper Bonanza JOb

Quartz 11a

Black Hills ' lib

Stewart 12a

Kirkman 12b

Lower Scroggie 12c

Upper Scroggie 12d

.■-lelkirk 13a

Carniacks 13b

White Horse 14a

Kluane 14b

Careross 15

Totals, Civil Vote— Totaux, Vote civil 29
Military" Votes — Votes militaires —

Within North America 1,

Dans TAm^rique du Nord

Within United Kingdom

Dans le Roj'aum(^L'ni

On the Continent of Europe

Sur le continent d'Europe

Totals— Totaux

Candidates.
Candidats.

Frederick
Tennyson
Congdon.

Votes.
12

104
101
91

Alfred
Thompson.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnjs.

18
112
119
181
173
151

27

18
US

41
189
95

1,767

Ballots.
Bulletins.

Rejecte
Rejet^s.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

29
144
140
214
210
175
33
52
27
51
17
71
19
30
34
16
4S
52
2»
19

la

10
14

1,788

.Majority for ^
Majority pour

.4ifred Thompson, 151.

Yukon

BY-ELECTIONS

FOR THE HOUSE OF COMMONS

Held during the years
1916, 1917, 1918 and 1919.-

ELECTIONS PARTIELLES

POUR LA CHAMBRE DES COMMUNES

Tenues Pendant les Annees
1916, 1917, 1918 et 1919.

358

BY-ELECTIONS

List of Retdrning OrnCEna at By-elections held during the years 1910, 1917, 1918 and 1919.
LisTE DES OrnciERS Rapporieors aux dlcctions partielles tenuee pendant les annies 1916, 1917, 1918 et 1919

Electoral District.
District electoral.

Returning Officers.
Officiers rapporteurs.

Occupation.

Residence.

Toronto East

William James Wilson

Printer

Ste-HiSnfedine. j^

Wilson McCue..

Division Court
Clerk.

Williamstown. c

Kingston. *
Quebec. O

James Tibbits

H. W. R. Moore

Sheriff

F.J. E.Wright

Sheriifi..

Sec. G.W.V.A

Oxbridge. £>

Return of By-Elcctious for tlio House of Commons of Canada held (luring the

year 1916.

Rapport sur les elections partielles pour la Chambre cles Commvines du Canada
tenues pendant I'ann^e 1916.

TORONTO EAST (EST) (Electoral District— District Electoral)

1911— Population, 53,712

Cause of vacancy: — The Honourable Albert Edward Kemp appointed Minister o£ Militia and Defence,
November 23, 1916.

Cause de la vacance: — L'honorable Albert Edward Kemp, nommfe Ministrc de la Milice et de la Defense,
le 23 novembrc 1916.

Tvr„,„,„„t,v>„/December 14, 191C.
Nominations^ 14 decembre 1916.

The Honourable Albert Edward Kemp. — Acclamation.

ELECTIONS PARTI ELLES

359

Return of Bv-Elections for the House of Commons of Canada held during the

year 1917.

Rapport sur les elections partielles pour la Chambre des Communes du Canada
tenues pendant I'annee 1917.

DOBCHESTER (Electoral District— District ^l^ctoral).

1911— Population, 25,0

Cause of Vacancy: — The Honourable Joseph Pierre Albert S6vigny appointed Minister of Inland

Revenue, January 8, 1917.
Cadse de la tacaxce: — L'honorable Joseph Pierre Albert S^vigny nomm^ Ministre du Revenu de

rinterieur, le 8 Janvier 1917.

Komioationtel?nl.^/?9i-.
Election{f--^27,m7.

Polling Di\'isions.
Arrondissements de Scrutln .

Candidates.
Candidats.

VaUd
votes
poUed.

Votes
valides
donnfes.

Ballots
rejected.

Bulletins
rejetes.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

EUT

la liste.

Lucie n
Cannon.

Honourable

Joseph

Pierre

Albert

Sevigny.

Xo.

Votes.
76
20
42
57
68
62
63
23
27
47
14
42
64
30
63
67
45
66
71
122
102
/8
62
33
65
12
50
24
98
50
56
22
107
20
173
105
59
45
82
53
43
25
12

Votes.

102
65
43
82
68

104
62
56
28

115
68
36
99
31
80
66
39

109

102
56
56
86
32
18
75
60

122
77

137
45
58
55
SO
69
24
78
17
29
69
43
35
43
30

178
85
85
139
136
166
125
79
55
162
82
78
163
61
143
133
84
175
173
178
158
164
94
51
140
72
172
101
235
95
114
77
157
89
197
183
76
74
151
96
78
68
42

202

92

" 3

98

St-Bemard 1

lo9

143

Ste-Claire 1

196

" 2

142

3

81

St-Edouard 1

66

" 2

193

, 3

99

" 4

91

Ste-HSnMine . . 1

187

2

61

St-Isidore.... 1

161

2

152

" ..:. 3

108

Ste-Justine 1

2j1

" 2

187

St-L6on 1

1

201

" 2

189

Str-Malachie 1

" 2

1

197
120

" ^ 3

63

Ste-Marguerite 1

178

" 2

86

St-Odilon 1

191

" 2

119

St-Prosper 1

281

" 2

103

Ste-Rose 1

145

" 2

94

St-Benjamin 1

2
1
1
1
1

170
101

Ste-Germaine 1

" 2

240
206

3

84

90

St-Zacharie 1

192

" 2

102

Ste-Auielie 1

82

76

Ste-Sabine 1

49

Totals— Totaui 42

2,445

2,719

5,164

8

5,978

Majo/"/JiJup}Honourable Joseph Pierre Albert S«vlgny, 274.

Dorcheste

360 BY-ELECTIONS

Return of Bv-Eleetions for the House of Commons of Canada hold dilring the
years 1918 and 1919.

Rapport siir les elect'ons partiellcs pour la Chambre des Communes du Canada
tenues pendant les ann(?es 1918 et 1919.

LANARK (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population. 34,375.

Cause of vacancy: — Death of Adelbert Edward Hanna, Februao' 27 1918.
Cause de la vacan'ce: — Dfices de Adelbert Edward Hanna, le 27 ffvirer 1918.

Nomination {M|yV^«>«,3

John Aleiander Stewart.— Acclamatlon.

GLENGARRY AND STORMONT (Electoral Dstr ct— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 38,226.

Cause or vacaxcy: — Death of John McMartin, April 12th 1918.
Cause de t\ v.acance: — Dec^s de John McManin, le 12 avril 1918.

K^^;„„t;^^jOcioheT 20th 1919.
Nomirationj,^ 20 octobre 1919.

••lie

Octobre 27th 1919.
27 octobre 1919.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidate?.
Candidate.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
I'alides
donnfes.

Ballots
rejected.

Bulletins
rejet^s.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
laUste.

Chilion
Longlffy
Herv-ey.

John
Wilfred
Kennedy.

No.

... 1

2a

\'ote5.
7
26
28
32
40
11
50
24
38
35
1
6

23
34
11
11
23
40
42
24
9
5
4
6
54
49
35
28
21
9
13
23
4

14
33
64
115
108
50

Votes.
159
124
115
94
76
108
95
109
97
112
96
51
84
82

5^
90
61
72

112
79

134

124
86
85
79
54

128
41

114
72
65

105
56
66

105
65
59
66
95

166
150
143
126
116
119
145
133
135
147
97
57
86
105
125
63
101
84
112
154
103
143
129
90
91
133
103
163
69
135
81
78
128
60
80
138
129
174
174
145

222

2

\

"

.. 2b
... 3a
...3b
. . . ,4
5

I ;:::::::::;:::::::::;

1
1

1 409
135

"

203

6

145

... 7a

...7b

8

} 422

•'

"

1

' 121

»

112

...10
la

114

} 430

... lb
. . 2a

» u

It i<

. .. 2b

... 3a

... 3b

4a

„ „ -••

1 421

n «

^

«e ((

...4b
5a

c< <>

« «

...5b
6a

" t«

|< «

... 6b

... la

...lb

2a

Lancaster "

1

1 378

<i «

1

...2b
.1

« «

1

/

203

" " 4a

} 327
255

...4b
.I

i

" " . . fin

} 327

...6b
la

1 438

"■ lb

" 2a

3

J 544

i<

' 274

Glengarry and Stormont

ELECTIOXS FARTIELLES

361

Return of Bv-Electior.s for the House of Commons of Canada held liuring tlie

vear 1919.

Rapfort sur les elections partielles pour la Chambre des Communes du Canada
tenues pendant I'annee 1919.

GLENGABRY AND STOKMOXT (Electoral District— District electoral)— Con.— Fib.

n.

Candidates.
Candidats.

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots
rejected.

Bulletins
rejet^s.

Voters
on
list.

Klecteurs

sur
la liste.

Arrondissements de Scrut

Chilion
Longley
Hervey.

John
Wilfred
Kennedy.

Charlottenburg. Township

Xo.

4a
4b
.5

ti

7h

Sa

la
lb
3a
2b
3

la

lb

Votes.

28

29

5

4

79

54

14

6

115

58

94

85

185

133

110

129

101

152

128

132

133

195

107

99

151

141

176

135

163

64

109

75

21

11

76

9

3

1
12
12
119
126
6o
105
32
48

27
35
37
11
10
11
41
53

• Votes.

85
79
122
196
77
110
102
93
55
36
30
39
50
13
12
56
54
20
37
30

• 15
34 .
20
17
31
23
53
31
23
47
79
49

131
115

87

93

89
121
103
118

79

32

27

27

32
109
111
150
126

90
125
158

SO
104
107
101

113
108
127
200
156
164
116

99
170

94
124
124
235
146
122
185
155
172
165
162
148
219
127
116
182
164
229
166
186
111
188
124
152
126
163
102

92
123
104
130

91
151
153

87
137
141
1.59
152
153
125
162
169

90
115
148
154

: "

225

1

1
3

264
^ 426

1 361

"

Alexandria, Town

3

1

} 350

>i

264

Lancaster, VillaRe

] 350

MaxviUe

1

"

la
lb

1

3
4

< 1

" "

Cornwall, To

wn

1
1

' 257
266
231

"

233

"

' R

277

"

6a

6b

7

8

9
10
U

la

lb

2

"

"

263

II

1
1
2

241
287
275
206

" Township

" "

;;

"

284

"

3

250

.<

4

fi
6

1

227
291 ■

" "

« V

7

1

1

8

S

9

9

. 10

.. 10

1

1

4
4
5
6
. . . 6

I 429

" "

{

„

1

"

1 439

Roxborough "

" "

210

*' "

904

„

1

182
232

" "

240

" "

"

"

"

7

<

«

7

'j 439

^

Totals— Totaux

96

ijobn WUf

5.205

7,581

12,786

.. 32 19.778

Majority for
Majorite pour

red Kennedy, 2,376.

Glengarry and Stormont

362

BY-ELECTIONS

Return of Bv-ElecHons for the House of Commons of Canada held chir.Dp, the

vear]919.

Rapport sur les elections partielles pour la Chambre des Communes du Canada
terues pendant I'annee 1919.

ONTARIO NORTH (Electoral District— District electoral).

1911— Population, 17,144.

C.4USB DK LA VACANCE: — D^c&s del

M .vof ;„„iOctober 20, 1919.

Nomination(ig 20 octobre 1919.

ChanRcd by returnins officer, owing to the
death of one of the candidates on Oct. 21, to.

Change p;ir rofflcier-rapporteur i\ ( aus;> du
dfc^s d'un dos candidata le 21 octobre, 4

\le 25 1

vi„„t.v„ /October 27, 1919.
Election (j^ j? octobre 1919.

w«,^;n„t;„„ /December 2. 1919.
Nomination |,^ ^ dfoemhre 1919.
■cu„+:„„ /December 9, 1919.

Election ^^^ g ,i^,^^y,^ jgig

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin-.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots
rejected.

Bulletins
rejetSs.

Voters
on
Ust.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Robert
Henry
Halbert.

Neil D.
Maekinnon.

. (A-L)
. (M-Z)

No.

1

1

2

3

3

4

5

6

7

8

9
10
11
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
22
23
24
25
25
26
27
28
29
30
31a
31
32
33b
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43

Votes.
23
20
29
38
41
55
70
74
83
21

110
90
21
44
66

156
82
53
29
66
77

125
62
53
75
85

156
70
70
69

102
39
67

139
49
33
79
67
50

133

168

115
74
78

169
50
45
51
45

Votes.
110
116
181
85
109
122
12
28
50
34
71
59
164
152
116
84
36
69
57
27
52
42
71
54
54
54
63
45
65
39
67
19
44
84
69
76
154
133
96
88
32
22
8
36
46
57
51
8
20

139
136
210
123
150
177
82
102
133
55
181
149
185
196
182
240
118
122
86
93
129
167
133
107
129
139
219
115
135
108
169
58
111
223
118
109
233
200
146
221
200
137
82
114
.215
107
96
59
65

1

1 349
259

li It

. (A-L)
.(M-Z)

} 397

K CI

2

241

Thorah, Township

92

133

It It

2

167

It It

110

It it

265

^(A-L)
. (M-Z)

'. (A-L)
.(M-Z)

.(M-Z)
. (A-L)

207

1 463

« II

<i i<

247

*' "

i

283,
128

" "

2

168
125

It <i

117

« «

172

Scott "

199

1

174
120

« «

} 366

It It

2

" It

280

120

1 340

216
92

<i 1.

" "

" It

190

<l CI

1

260

11 tl

■.(A-L)
'M-Z)

144

" Town

1

" "

1

Mara, Township

1

306
278

** It

196

" «

122

i< tl

158

.< It

287

Rama, Township

1

189
141

108

86

Ontario North

ELECTIONS PARTIELLES 363

Return of Bv-Eiections for the House of Commons of Canada held during the

year 1919.

Rapport sur les elections partielles pour la Chambre des Communes du Canada
tenues pendant I'annee 1919.

ONTARIO NORTH (Electoral District— District Sectoral)— Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
poUed.

Votes
valides
donnfe.

Ballots
rejected.

Bulletins
rejet^s.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

Robert
Henrj-
Halbert.

Neil D.
Mackinnon.

No.

44

45

46

Votes.
43
19
34

Votes.
32
19
89

75
38
123

95

73

« i<

218

Totals— Totaux

52

Robert B

3,662

3,477

7,139

17

9,670

Majority for 1
Majority pour/

enrr Halbert, 185.

KINGSTON (Electoral District— District electoral).

1911— Population, 43,956.

Cause of v.\cancy:— \ win:„„ Folaer Xicklp /^^° resigned his seat, July 7th 1919.
Catise de la vacan-ce:— / ""^^^^ J^oiger .McKie ^^^j ^ ^.^^^ ^^ mandat, le 7 juillet 19

/October 20th 1919.
lie 20 octobre 1919.

Honourable Sir Henry Lumley Dra} ton.— Acclamation.

Ontario North
Kingston

364 BY-ELECTIONS

Retukn of ]iv-Ek"ctions for the House of Commons of Canada liold during the

vcar 1919.

Uappokt sur les elections partielles pour la Chambre des Communes tlu Canada
tenues pendant rann6e 1919.

ASSIMBOIA (Electoral District— District Electoral).

1916— Population, 36,259.

Cause op vacancy: — \ t„,,„ /^,ii„„,i„„ T.,^,-;er (summoned to the Senate, September 23, 1918.
Cau.'^e de la vacance:— / •'°"" '-■"""''^ers i""'" \appcl6 au S6nat. le 23 septerabrc 1918.

M„™;„ot;„„ /October 20, 1919.
Nomination^ ,0 oetobre 1919.

iri„„»>v.„ /October 27, 1919.
Election.... |,^ 27 octobre 1919.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Oliver William

Robert Richard

Gould. Motherwell.

Valid
votes
palled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots
rejected.

Bulletins
rejetfs.

Electeurs

sur
la listc.

No.

Winlaw Schoolhouse 1

T. 1, R. 32, W. 1; T. 1, R.31, W. 1 2

T. 1, R. 33, W. 1; T. 1. R. 34, W. 1 3

T. 1, R. I.W.I; T. 2, R. 1,W.2 4

Scout Hill Schoolhouse 5

McCoU Schoolhouse 6

Ernwein Schoolhouse 7

Roseoe Schoolhouse 8

King Edward Hall, Oxbow 9

Florence Schoolhouse 10

Council Chamber, Carnduff (-A.-L) 11

(M-Z) 11

Gillil.and's Hall, Carievale 12

Council Chamber, Gainsboro 13

Orange Hall, Gainsboro 14

David Dean's Office, Carievale 15

SkatinK Rink, Carnduff 16

I.O.O.F. Hall, Glen Ewen 17

Foresters' Hall, Oxbow (A-M) 18

(Mc-Z) 18

.John Richardson's House 19

Riddell's Hall, Frobisher (A-M) 20

(N-Z) 20

Cateville, Schoolhouse 21

T. 5, R. 3, W. 2; T. 5, R. 2, W. 2 22

Auburnton School 23

Palestine Schoolhouse 24

Hasting's Schoolhouse 25

Thunder Creek, Schoolhouse 26

Fern Schoolhouse 27

Alemeda Hotel 28

A. E. White's Office, Antler Village (.\-L) 29

(M-Z) 29

J. D. Montgomerv, Sec. 28-5-30 W. 1 30

Seguin & Paradis' Office, Sec. 15-5-31, W. 1 31

R. Douglas' Office, Redvers Village 32

Annandale's School. Sec. 12-8-32 W. 1 33

Quennelle's Office, Wauehope Village 34

CantJil School, Sec. 6-5-4 \V. 1 35

Oddfellow's Hall, Manor Villiige... . (.\-L) 36

. (M-Z) .36

W. J. Maher's House, Sec. 15-9-1 W. 2 37

Del Monte Hotel, Carlyle, Town 38

Municipal Office, Sec. 7-8 W. 2 39

George Anderson's Farm, Sec. 13-6-3 W. 2.. 40

Erin School, Sec. 18-6-4 W. 2 ' 41

Harvey McNeil's House, Sec. 27-7-4 W. 2.. 42

T. C. Yeoward's Office, .Areola Town 43

Sullivan's Office, Kisbey Village . . (A-L) 44

...(M-Z) 44

Oddfellow's Hall, Kisbey Village 45

Assiniboia

Votes.
74

103
71
35
54
17
36
37

103
53
92
64
98

110
51

110
87
77

118

79
87
28
53
73
110
83
51
100
79
78
140
131
101
139
119
73
86
94
109

Votes.
23

97
104
72
40
78
23
50
40
149
53
142
100
116
151
55
115
109
95
157
151
137
97

114
122
127
45
152
145
115
133
149
120
91
85.
145
142
111
155
139
123
119
119
117

ELECTIOXS PARTIELLES . 365

Return of Bv-Elections for the House of Commons of Canada held during the

year 1919.

Rapport sur les elections partielles pour la Chambre des Communes du Canada
tenues pendant I'annee 1919.

ASSIMBOIA (Electoral District— District electoral) Con.—Suitf.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Oliver I William
Robert Richard

Gould. Motherwell

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots
rejected.

Bulletins
rejet^s.

No.

Wilberforce School, Sec. 1-6-7 W. 2 46

Frank ilarchand's House. Sec. 16-8-7 W. 2. 47
Sample Room in the Hotel. Forget Village 48

Massey-Harris Office, Areola Town.. 49

Cheyne & Welsch's Store, Areola Town 50

Town Office, Carlyle Town 51

John Kyle's House. Sec. 22-5-32 W. 1 52

School, Nor th Portal Village 53

Roche Percee. Town Hall 54

Matthew-Ross House, Sec. 14, T. I, R. 8,

W.2 55

Jacob Hoffmaster's House, Sec. 28, T. 1,

R.9, W. 2 56

Koike Schoolhouse 57

Carl Chestoff's House, Sec. 20, T. 2, R. 10,

W.2
Empress Hotel, Estevan Town

Shand Schoolhouse

Black Diamond School. . ^

Bienfait Schoolhouse

Hirsoh Schoolhouse

Kingsford School

Mizpah Schoolhouse

Hichcock Schoolhouse 66

Macoun Town Hall 67

Thorson Schoolhouse 68

Thomas Cote's House, Sec. 34-4-8, W. 2 . . 69

Mooney's Schoolhouse 70

Landau Schoolhouse 71

Hirt's Warehouse 72

Sinclair School 73

Lampman School 74

Grimes Schoolhouse '. 75

Joseph M. Honan, Benson 76

Nichol's Hall, Viewfield 77

Bromstead School 78

Louis A. Duncan, 4th St., Estevan 79

Estevan. Town Hall 80

Valley view School 81

Sidney E. Turner's House 82

Duncan McCrimmon's, Sec. 18-7-8, W. 2. . . 83

Mono Schoolhouse, Hunton 84

Brady's hall, Stoughton.. 85

Municipal hall, Stoughton Village 86

Schoolhouse, Froude Village 87

Hillhurst Schoolhouse, Sec. 10-10-8, W. 2... 88

Adam's .4 all, Heward Village 89

Widdifield's hall Creelman Village. (A-L) 90
(M-Z) 90

Sequin Schoolhouse, Sec. 4-11-9, W. 2 91

Crieff Schoolhouse, Sec. 14-11-10, W. 2. . . . 92

S. K. Warne's House. Sec. 22-11-4 W 2 93

Frederick Whiteside's House, See. 17-11-15,

W.2 94

Hazlebank School, N.E. J, Sec. 34-10-6,

W.2 95

Handsworth School, Sec. 32-10-7, W. 2 96
Golden West, School, Sec. 28-11-8, W. 2. . . . 97
Glenwherrj', School 98

Votes.
93
57
62
43
20

20
31

41
52
22
18
38
41
36
61
26
102
44
36
15
20
40
35
54
17
55
59
36
55
48
38

113
76

134
76

155
99
84
93

Votes.
25
15
66
107
73
49
13
21

118
72

128

150
93

138
44

62
48
51
73
53
146

43
116

35
101

63

41
130

95

83
120
108
150

77
173
120
100
107

81

35

Assiniboia

366 BY-ELECTIONS

Retvkn of Bv-Klections for the House of Commons of Canada held diirinp the

year 1919.

Rapport sur les elections partielles pour la Chambre des Communes du Canada
tenues pendant I'annee 1919.

ASSIXIBOIA (Electoral Distiict— District Electoral) Con.— Fin.

Polling Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Oliver William

Robert I Richard
Gould. Motherwell

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots
rejected.

Bulletins
rejet^s.

No.

Heron. School 99

Bond, School 100

Mair 101

John Smith's 102

Maryfield 103

Municipal Office, Mar>-field 104

Ford Garage, Fairlight 105

Municipal hall, Walpole 106

G. G. McKessock's Office. (M-L) 107

(M-Z) 107

T. A. Wilson's, Glen Adelaide 108

J. A. Dorrance's Residence 109

Totals— Totau.\ 117

Votes.
47
69
57
36
57
107
90
94
74
78
73
50

Votes.
0
3
6
21
38
3
38
9
20
16

r,712

2,488

47
72
63
57
95
110
128
103
94
94
82
94

MajoriW ^'upi«»'" "o"*'' Gould, S,?24.

71
166
174
225
181
15U
162

30 15,139

Assiniboia

Elections partielles 36?

Return of Bv-Elections for the House of Commons of Canada held during the

year 1919.

Rapport sur les elections partielles pour la Chambre des Communes du Canada
tenues pendant I'annec 1919.

QUEBEC EAST (EST) (Electoral District— District Electoral). 1911— Population, 30,922.

Cause of vacancy: — Death of the Right Honourable Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Februarj' 17, 1919.
Cause de la vacance: — D^ces du Tres Honorable Sir Wilfrid Laurier, le 17 f^vrier 1919.

■»j„„.„„,;„„ rOctober 20th 1919.
Nomination,,^ 20 octobre 1919.

/October 27th 1919.

\le 27 octobre 1919.

Election

Candidates.

-

Valid

Voters

Candidats.

votes

Ballots

Polling Divisions.

polled.

rejected.

list.

—

FranQois-

—

—

Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Ernest

Xavier

Votes

Bulletins

Lapointe.

Galibois.

valides
donnfes.

rejet^s.

sur
la liste.

No,

Votes.

Votes.

Quebec, City (Cite)—

St. John Ward— (Quartier St-Jean)

. 1

109

25

134

1

204

'. 3

. 3a

4

5

6

119
103

81
149

75
129
114

30
12
22
23
15
35
24

149
115
103
172
90
164
138

207

1 269

237

119

223

1

161

S
9
10

114
104
106

20
14
31

134
118
137

184

177

3

185

11
12

114
79

20
19

134

98

190

139

13

143

42

185

1

254

U

129

31

160

1

209

Jacques-Cartier Ward (Q. Jacques-Cartier

1 Mi

60

11

71

'\

15a
16

78

84

22
21

100
105

1 267
I 319

"

1

"

16a
17
17a

93
75
94

15
29
34

108
104
128

"

1

1

1 325

IX

101

17

118

3

1 305

ISa
19

75
93

29
38

104
131

1

1 346

19a

101

23

124

2

2(1

74

19

93

1

1 257

20a

83

19

102

1

21

98

21

119

1

} 307

21a
22

78
65

13
20

91
85

} 266 .

22a
23
23a
24

72
78
72
64

21
12
11
22

93
90
83
86

1

> 246
1 260

1

24a
25
26
26a

68
88
58
64

28

33

. 46

37

96
121
104
101

184

St. Roch Ward (Quartier St-Roch)

1

" "

27

93

29

122

\

", "

27a

76

31

107

1

1 379
1 294
1 249

" "

28

97

44

141

1

<t 11

2Xa

85

36

121

8

" "

29

80

41

121

4

** "

29a

55

23

78

1

" "

30

75

14

89

1

It it

30a
31
31a
31b

80 -
129
104

87

16
41
32

38

96
170
136

125

tt it

i

" 't

1- 626

" **

1

1

Quebec East

368

Return of By-Elcctions for the House of Commons of Canada hold during tl

year 1919.

Rapport sur Ics elections partielles pour la Chambre des Communes du Canada
tenues pendant Tannic 1919.

QUEBEC EAST (EST) Electoral District— District electoral— Con.— Fin.

Candidates.
Candidats.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots
rejected.

Bulletins
rejet^s.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

8>ir
la liste.

Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Ernest
Lapointe.

Francois
Xavier
Galibois.

No.
St. Roch Ward (Quartier St-Roch) 32

Votes.
125
103
81
82
119
133
61
108
117
71
89
55
57
63
73
64
49
38
44
44
63
56
33
48
1

Votes.
21
32
19
17
60
34
13
32
42
63
69
36
33
69
86
93
34
26
34
44
47

. 50
34
38
8

146
135
100
99
179
167
74
140
159
134
158
91
90
132
159
157
83
64
78
88
110
106
67
86
9

} 378

32a

33

33a

34

.35

36

37

37a

1

Limoilou Ward (Quartier

3

1
1
1
1
1

239
231
118

1 480

200

.39

. 213

40

40a

41

17
1

\ 284
193

42

" " 43

3

226
230

" " 44

" " 44a

45

" 4Sa

1 267

" 46

" 46a

... 47

47a

". 4S

1

14

Totals— Totau.ic..

74

6,222

2,283

8,505

67

12,168

iHSrltl pour l'^™*** Lapointe, 8,939.

PRINCE (Electoral District— District Electoral).

Cause or vacancy;— Death of \ t„ i, r h jApril 6th 1919.
Cause de la v.waxce;- Deces de / •>°^f"^ "^^^^ \\e 6 avril 1919.

v^„,;n„*i^„ 'October 20th 1919.
Nomination^lg20octobrel919.

1911— Population, 32,779.

Honourable WUIiain Lyon Mackenzie King.— Acclamation.

Quebec East
Prince

BY-ELECTIOXS. 369

Return of Bv-Election? for tJie Hou:<e of Comraors of Canada held diiriue the

vear 1919.

Rapport sur les elections partielles pour la Chamhre des Communes du Canada
tenues pendant I'annee 1919.

VICTORIA CITT (Electoral District— District electoral). 19U— Population. 31,660.

Cause of vacancy " 'appointed Minister ot Agriculture, August 2.

^Honourable Simon Fraser Tolmie.

1919.

Cause de la vac.\nceJ

1.- ■ ,. /October 20. 1919.
Nominationijg ^q octobre 1919.
TTi^-f ■>,„ /October 27, 1919.
Election. <ie 27 octobre 1919.

^ nomme Ministre de I'Agriculture, le 2 aout
. 1919.

Polling Divisions.
.\rroDdis3ements de .Scnitin.

Thomas

Albert

Barnard .

I Honourable

Simon
! Fraser
I Tolmie.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots
rejected.

Bulletins
rejetes.

Voters
on
list.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

No.
Polling Division Xo. 1 1

. (A-K)
(L-Z)
(A-L)

. (iM-Z)

- (A-K)
. (L-Z)

(A-K)
(I-Z)
. (A-L)
.(M-Z)
. (A-L)
.(M-Z)
. (A-L)
. (M-Z)

. (A-L)
. (M-Z)

.(A-G)
. (H-M)
. (N-Z)
. (A-L)
.(M-Z)

. (A^) 7
. (K-Z) 7
. (A-L) 8
. (M-Z) 8

9

10

. (A-L)
. (M-Z)

(A-I)
. (J-Z)
. (A-H)

(J-Z)
. (A-K)

(L-Z)

..(A-H) 6

(J-Z) 6

. (AJ) 7

(K-Z) 7

Votes.
109
91

64

36
120
108
115
54
96
106
139
120
100
86
65
79
114
117
81
75
119
106
42
44

49
111
118
152
120
130

67
119

76

56

Votes.

137
48
42
50
65
60
92

135

127
42

112

96
130
121
98
89
81
138
58

109
128
121
109
127
147
223
100

31

40
101

87
106
138
163
171
143
133
123

97
100

246
139
12S
1-34
129

96
212
243
242

96
208
188
237
216
230
207
163
168
195
255
139
130
231
207
151
172
174
197
220
196
334
218
243
193
205

174
207
211
157
148
173

287
162
152
160
157
107
245
268
280
154
299
286
296
276
249
232
188
212
233
297
154
150
298
239
198
212
197
224
236
236
434
273
287
225
239
114
192
208
180
173
179
232
244
177
166
205
157
156
154
162

. Victoria City

370 HY -ELECT loss.

Return of Bv-Elections for the House of Commons of Canada held duriiif; the

year 1919.

Rapport sur les Elections partielles pour la Chambre des ("ommunes (hi ( 'anada
tenues pendant rann('>o 1919.

VICTORL4 CITV— Con.— fin.

(Electoral District— District Electoral.).

Polling Divisions.
Arronilissements de Scrutin.

Candidates.
Candidata.

Valid
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots,
rejected.

Bulletins
rejetfs.

Voters
on
Ust.

Electeurs

sur
laUste.

Thomas
Albert
Barnard.

Honourable
Simon
Fraser
Tolmie.

No.

Polling Division No .0 (A-M) 1

. .(Mc-Z) 1

(A-G) 2

..CH-Mc) 2

.,lN-Z) 2

...(.\-L) 3

...(M-Z) 3

(A-G) 4

/Votes.
102
91
90
70
69
79
93
64
45
64
57
34
63
65
53
66

Votes.
109

92
106

87
113
109
118
143
171
156
147
155
174
200
140
104

211
183
196
157
182
188
211
207
216
220
204
189
237
265
193
170

1
2
1
1
3
2
1

246
206
210
195
215
218
256
245

(H-0) 4

253

(P-Z) 4

256

(A-L) 5

2

1

238

(M-Z) 5

" ■' (A-G) 6

218

272

(H-M) 6

268

•■ (N-Z) 6

248

7

192

Totals— Totaux 66

5.085

7,219

12,304

72

14,571

Majority for \HonourabIe Simon Fraser Tolmie, 2,134.
Majority pour.

Victoria City

BT-ELECTIOXS. 371

Return of Bj'-Eleetion~ for the House of Commons of Canada held during the

year 1919.

Rapport sur les elections partieiles pour la Chambre des Communes du Canada
tenues pendant I'annee 1919.

VICTORIA AND CARLETOX

(Electoral District — District electoral \

1911— Population. 33,034.

Cause of vacancy — The Honourable Frank Broadstreet Carvell appointed Chairman of Railway Com-
mission, August 2. 1919.

Cacse de la vacance — L'honorable Frank Broadstreet Carvell nomme President de la Commission des
Chemins de fe'r, le 2 aout 1919.

xr ,„.♦;„„ /October 20, 1919.

Nomination,',^ jq octobre 1919.
Tri=,.f ;™ /October 27, 1919.
Election. (je 27 octobre 1919.

Polling Divisions.
-\rrondissements de Scruti.n.

Thomas i Weidon
Wakem Wilbur

Caldwell. Melville.

VaUd
votes
polled.

Votes
valides
donnes.

Ballots
rejected.

Bulletins
rejetSs.

Electeurs

sur
la liste.

(Carleton County).

Upper Woodstock.
Woodstock, Town..

Lower Woodstock..

Florence ville.. 4 i

Middle .Simonds 5

Centre\'ille tia'

6b
Lakeville 7a

Debec Sa

" Sb'

Richmond Comer 9a

9b

victoria Comer 10

Jacksonville Ha

lib

Greenfield 12a!

,,..■; : 12bi

VI ickiow : . 13 I

Tracey's Mills. 14a'

" 14b

Coldstream 15a

„ " 15b;

Hartland 16a

■' 16b

^. ,' 16c

LTraiton 17ai

^ " 17b

East Florenceville 18a

p , " 18b

Peel 19

Glassville 20al

20bi

t oreston 21

Johnville 22 I

Bath ] 23a'

" 23bl

23c
2,^d

65

64

129

23

86

109

33

87

120

36

109

145

23

102

125

20

85

105

23

80

103

109

30

139

103

40

143

103

25

128

140

6

146

90

67

157

115

56

171

115

30

145

132

30

162

91

47

138

78

39

117

79

24

103

53

50

103

156

38

194

181

S

189

158

21

179

99

12

111

86

18

104

150

15

165

140

7

147

129

6

135

142

25

167

134

20

154

no

76

186

74

75

149

96

75

171

140

49

189

110

55

165

75

59

134

54

67

121

121

80

201

96

20

116

128

35

163

52

60

112

189

7

196

141

44

185

157

40

197

116

48

IM

124

45

169

285
1,600

[ 1

158
196 1

1

1 556

1

1

} 502

7
3

307

} 566

1 ,«,

2

1

209

3

*■ 758 ■
J

1

( 598

i 420
325

\ 402
208

5

3
3

2

1

274
1
I 1.174

f

Victoria and Carleton

372 BY-ELECflOSS.

Rkti'Rn of Fiv-Klcctions for the House of Common.- of Caiuidii held (hiring th>-

year 11)19.

I'.vpi'oiiT sur Ics elections partiellcs pour la Chambre des Communes (hi Canada
tenues pendant Fannee 1919.

VICTORL4 AXD CARLETION— Con.— Ain.

(Electoral District — District Electoral).

PoUinK Divisions.
Arrondissements de Scrutin.

Thomas ' Weldon
Wakeiii Wilbur

Caldwell. Melville.

Valid
votes
IK>lled .

Votes
valides
donnas.

Ballots
rejected.

Bulletins
rejetis.

Klecteurs

sur
la liste.

(Victoria County!

Andover.

Bairdsvillc

Four Falls

Cliffordvalle

Grand Falls Portage.
" Town .

TiUey

Xow Denmark..

Tobique Road.

Muniac
Currie. .
Rowena..

Perth

Plaster Rock . .

Arthurettc

Birch Ridgo .

8b

Sisson Brook..
Riley Brook . .

Totals — Totaux

85
- 91
93
69
132
78
136
105
120
98
10
126
101
98
64
79
43
52

9
131
12
59
20
12
142
25
13
21

(D.H.O.'s s'tatement no
du S.O.R. incomplet. )l

178
177
133
142
92
132
124
181
129
137
107
141
138
160
118

65

115

complet

180
318
207
153

292
168
125
329

246
58

210
140

54 16,863

Majority for
Majority pour

Tbonias Wakem Caldwell, 3.544.

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