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VOLUME IV.-PART 11.
FIRST SESSION OF THE SECOND PARLIAMENT
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List of Sessional Papers.
A. D. 1871 72.
LIST OF SESSIONAL PAPERS.
VOL. 4, SESSION 1871-72.
lS5RANGEDALPHABETICALLYr_^
No.
Agricultui-e
Agi'iculture
Asyhims i"^"*iv""
Births, Marriages and Deaths.. Bonds and Securities of Office.... Bowmanville L. and B., Ry Co..
Canada Central Railway Co
Canada Central Railway Co
Clergy Reserve Lands
Clerks of the Peace
Coroners
Crown Lands
Crown Lands
Crown Lands
Education
Education
Education ■■
Elections
Elections, Controverted
Employees
Estimates
Felonies, trial of
Free Grants
Germans :^"'"'A
Gore District, M. F. L Co
Grand Junction Railway Co..-.-. Hamilton and L. E.^RaUway Co
Immigration
Justices of the Peace
5 55
4
13
11
34
18
38
52
51
21 1
57 6 3
53 15 39 14 45 7 46 47 37 40 20 36 56 44
No.
Kingston and Pembroke Rail'yCo London, H. and B. Railway Co...
Long Point Co
Long Point Co "•^••.V 'A,**"
MerrickvUle and W. Railway Co.
Midland Railway Co;_. •. — •
Montreal and 0. C. Railway Co....
Municipal Loan Fund
Norfolk RaUway Co.....
North Grey RaUway Co
Ontario M. L. A. Co.. ••
Ottawa, V. and M. Railway Co.. ^..
Port Whitby and P. P. Railway Co,
Public Accounts
Public Works •
Railway Aid ?■
Registrars .•• y^'A"
Sault St. Marie R. and B. Co
Simcoe, County of
Statutes of Ontario
Superior Courts
Timber • — :""
Toronto General Hospital.....
Toronto, G. and B. Railway Co..... Toronto and Nipissing Railway Go
Toronto S. and M. Railway Co
Toronto University
Toronto University.^ .. . ■ • • ■ "••
Wellington, G. and B.il Raway Co.
17
25 9
31
32
23
19 8
33
16
48
27
22 2 49 50 10 26 58 43 12 41 42 29 35 24 30 54 28
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SESSIONAL PAPERS
ARRANGED NUMERICALLY.
No. 1..
No. 2,.
No. 3
No. 4 No. 5
No. 6
No.
No. 8
CONTENTS OF PAET No. 1.
Report of the Commissioner of Crown Lands, for the year 1870.
Public Accounts of the Province of Ontario, for the year ending 31st Decem- ber, 1870 : Also, — Statements of Receipts and Expenditure on Account of the Province of Ontario, during the ten months ending 31st October, 1871 ; Also, — Public Accounts of the Province of Ontario, for the year ending 31st December, 1871. Also, — Statement of Expenditure on ac- count of the "Vote of Credit for 1872.
Annual Report of the Normal, Model, Grammar and Common Schools of Ontario, for the year 1870, by the Chief Superintendent of Education.
Annual Report of the Inspector of Asylums and Prisons, for the year 1871.
Annual Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture and Public Works, on Agriculture and Arts for the year 1871.
CONTENTS OF PART No. 2.
Statement of the amounts collected from the sales of Common School and Crown Lauds from 1st July, 1867, to 30th June, 1870 ; an account of sales made between 13th June, 1853, and 7th March, 1861, and of the expenditure made on account thereof
Estimates of certain sums required for the service of the Pro\'iiice for the year ending 31st December, 1872, accompanied by a Statement showing the amount required to complete the service of 1871 ; also Supplements ary Estimates for 1872.
Return to an Address to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, represent- ing that, during a previous Session of this House, an Address was voted to His Excellency, praying for certain infoi-mation touching the Munici- pal Loan Fund, including a statement of jmncipal and the interest paid by each ^Municipality ; and further, representing that a Return was made to the said Address, which was incomplete, inasmuch as it did not con- tain any statement of the amount of interest paid by such Municipalities as have no sums to the credit of the sinking fund ; and praying that His Excellency will be pleased to cause to be laid before this House, ^vith all convenient speed, a further statement in reply to the said Address.
No. 9.
A Return from the Long Point Company, showing the names and places of resi dence, the number of shares, and the amount of such shares, held by each shareholder in said Long Point Company ; tlie names and residence of each person holding a license, or otherwise having a right to hunt, fish, or shoot upon the premises of the said Company ; the number of acres of land, marsh or water owned or claimed in Long Point, with the names of their directors and officers, with a copy of their license or licenses, from the Department of Marine and Fisheries of Canada, to take fish on Lake Erie or Lmg Point Bay or adjacent wat«rs ; the quantity and value of the several kinds of fish, furs and game of all kinds taken by said Com pany, or their lessees, during the years 1869 and 1870. {Not printed.)
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No. 10 ... A Statement of the Eeturns forwarded to the ofiBce of the Provincial Secretary of all Fees and Emoluments received by the Registrars of Ontario for the year 1871, made in accordance with the provisions of Statutes of Ontario, 31 Fie, cap. 20, sec. 74.
No- 11 ...Detailed Statement of all Bonds and Securities recorded in the Provincial Registrar's Office since the last Return submitted to the Legislative As- sembly upon the 4th of January, 1871 ; made in accordance with the provisions of Statute of Ontario, 32 Vic, cap. 29.
No. 12 ...jTariff of Fees made by the Judges of the Superior Courts of Common Law, t Michaelmas Term, 1871. {Not printed.)
No. 13 ...Registrar-General's Report, for 1871.
No. 14 ...|General Rules made in Hilary Term last by the Judges on the Rota for the trial of Election Petitions, by virtue of the 29th section of the Contro- verted Elections Act of 1871. I
No. 15 ...'Return to an Address of the Legislative Assembly to his Excellency the Lieu- tenant-Governor, praying that His E.xcellency wiU cause to be laid before the House, copies of all regulations issued by the Council of Public In- struction,respecting Public Schools, now in force , a Ust of the persons to I whom the Council granted certificates ; a statement of the results in de- tail of the late examinations for certificates of qualification of School Teachers ; copies of the minutes of the Council of Public Instruction for the years 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870 and 1871 ; and copies of the pro- gramme of studies prescribed for Public Schools and High Schools. Also, — Supplementary Return. {Not printed.)
No. 16 ... Papers in connection with the North Grey RaOway Company's application for aid ; also, — Supplementary Papers.
No. 17 ... Papers in connection with the Kingston and Pembroke Railway Company's ap- plication for aid.
No. 18 ... Papers in connection with the Caiuida Central Railway Company's application for aid.
No. 19 ... I Papers in connection with the Montreal xai Ottawa City Railway Company's application for aid.
No. 20 .,. Papers in connection with the Grand Junction Railway Company's applica- tion for aid ; also — Supplementary Papers.
No. 21 ... Return to an Address of the Legislative Assembly to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, praying that he will cause to be laid before the House a Return giving a list of the names and residences of the Coroners of this Province.
No. 22 ...iPapers respecting the Port Wliitby and Port Perry Railway Company's applica- tion for aid.
No. 23 ...iPapers respecting the Midland Railway Company's application for aid.
! No. 24 ... IPapers respecting the Toronto, Simcoe and Muskola Junction Railway Com
i pany's application for aid_: also, — Supplementary Papei-s.
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No. 25 ... Papers respecting the London, Huron and Bruce Railway Company's applicsu tion for aid also, — Supplementary Papers.
No. 26 ... Papers respecting the ISault Ste. Marie Railway and Bridge Company's applica- tion for aid.
No. 27 ... Papers respecting the Ottawa, Vaudrtuil and Montreal Railway Company's ap- plication for aid ;' also, — Supplementary Papers.
No. 28 ... Papers respecting the Wellington, Grey and Bruce. Railway Company's applica tion for aid'; also, — Supplementary Papers.
No. 29 ... Papers respecting the Toronto, Grey and Bnue Railway ('ompany's application for aid ; Also, -Supplementary Papers
No. 30... jReturn to an Address of the Legislative Assembly to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, praying that he wUl cause to be laid before the House, a Return of the names and residences of the members of the Senate of the University of Toronto during the years 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870, and 1871, respectively, of the number of the meetings of the said Senate called and actually held during the said years respectively, and o} the number of the said meetings in each of the years aforenamed, at which each of the members of the said Senate respectively attended. I (Not printed.')
No. 31 ... Copies of all aiiplications by the //W?(^ Po/rt/ Company for a confirmatory Pa- I tent, or to ))urchase, lease or otherwise to acquire certain lands or marshes I outside of Long Point, northerly of Blocks Nos. 1.5 .and 16, on Long Point; I with copies of all letters and correspondence between the said Company I and the Government relative thereto. — (Not printed.)
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Papers respecting the Merritkville and tion for aid.
Westport Railway Company's apphca-
Papers respecting the Norfolk Railway Company's application for aid.
Papers respecting the Bmrmanville, Lindsay and Bohcaygeon Railway Com- pany's application for aid.
Papers respecting the Toronitt and Nipissing liailway Company's application for aid.
Papers respecting the Hamilton and Lake Erie Railway Company's application for aid.
Hetuin t<i an Adilress to His E.\ci'liein,y the Lieutenant-GovL-rnor, praying Hi.s Excellency to cause to be laid before tlie House, copies of all memo- rials or communications addressed to the Government, or any member thereof, or'to the Department of Public Instruction, from the German
' population of the counties fif /inire and Gny relating to the School Law. — {N^ot printed.)
Return to an Addrc,-..s of the Lcgi.slative Assembly to His Excellency the I Lieutenant-Governor, praying th.-it His Excellency will cau.sf to be laid j before the House a copy of any Memorial or Petition to His Excellency I from the Canada Central Railway Company, in relation to any claim fOj.
land or other compensation for the construction of any poition of th
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No. 40 .
No. 41
No. 42 ..
No. 43 ..
No. 44
No. 45
No. 46 ..
said Eailway, and of any correspondence between the Government and the said Company on tho subject. — (Printed fur dutrihutiun to Member.^ only.)
A statement from the Records of the Election.? to this House, at the late general Election, and subsequent Elections, showing the total number of votes on the Voters' lists in each electoral division, the aggregate number of votes polled for each candidate in each electoral division in which there has been a contest, the total number of votes polled in each such division, and the population in each constituency, as shown by the late census.
Statement of the affairs of the Gore District Mutual Fire Insurance Company, for the year 1871.
Return to an Address to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, praying His Excellency to cause to be laid before the House, a Return of the names of all parties or firm.s holding Timber Licenses in Ontario, on the first of January instant, setting forth the localities of the same, the area or number of square miles covered by each license, the date of each, and of any assignment of such license, the bonus paid for each; and also a statement of all sum.s in arrear and unpaid to the Crown by such license holders up to the said date, and the date when such arrears fell due, to- gether with copies of any correspondence between the Crown Land De- partment and any license-holder in arrear, demanding payment of the
same.
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Return to an Address of the Legislative Assembly to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, praying that His Excellency will cause to be laid before the House, copies of any Petitions from the Trustees of the To- ronto General Hospital. — (Printed for dhtribntion to Members only.)
Return to an Address of the Legislative Assembly to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, praying that His Excellency will cause to be laid before the House a Return of the number of Statutes issued, the names of those to whom issued, a detailed account of the money received and money now due in connection with the sale of Statutes from January, 1868, to January, 1872.— (Not printed.)
Return to an Address of the Legislative Assembly to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, praying that His Excellency wdl cause to be laid before the House, a list of all Justices of the Peace duly qualified and acting, or entitled to act as such within the Province of Ontario. — (Not printed.)
Return to an Address of the Legislative Assembly to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, praying that His Excellency will cause to be laid before the House, a Return showing the names of all the Employees of the several Government Ofiices, also of this House, the date of their employment, whether permanent or temporary, also the salary or fees paid each of such Eemployees.
Return to an Address of the Legislative Assembly to His ExceUency the Lieutenant-Governor, praying that His Excellency will cause to be laid before the House, a Return in respect to cases under the Act 32 and 33 Vic, chap. 35, for the more speedy trial of Felonies and Misdemeano»ir», from the several Counties in Ontario for the year 1871.
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No. 47
No. 48
No. 49
No. .50 No. .51
No. 52
No. 53
No. 54 No. 55
Return to an Address of the Legislative Assembly to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, praying His Excellency to cause to be laid before the House, a copy of the Order in Council of the fourth of October last, under which certain Timber Berths in the Free Grant District were sold or offered for sale, together with a Return g:i%'ing the names of the pur- chasers ; the amount paid by way of bonus on each berth or Hmit re- spectively ; the dues reserved to be paid on said Timber under the license granted or to be granted ; the term for which said license is to remain in force, and the conditions therein (if any) respecting the settlement under the Free Grant Act of the land embraced in said Timber Berths ; also, copy of any report, statement or information in the possession of the Crown Lands Department, showing the quality, and probable quantity of pine timber and average per rentage of land fit for settlement in each berth.
Statement of the affairs of the Ontario ilutual Life Assurance Company for the nine months ending 1st December, 1870. and for the year ending 1st December, 1871.
Annual Eeport of the Commissioner of Agriculture and Public Works for the Province of Ontario, on Pubhc Works, for the year 1S71.
Orders in Council relative to the Railway Aid Fund.
Return to an Address of the Legislative Assembly to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, prapng that he will cause to be laid before the House, a Retutn showing the amount of emoluments of oflBce received, during the year 1871, by the several Clerks of the Peace and County Crown Attorneys of this Province, and showing in tabular form the nature of the services for which such emoluments were so received and the gross amounts received for each particular' kind of service.
Return to an Address to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, praying that His Excellency will cause to be laid before the House, a statement shewing the Revenue derived from the sale of Timber on lands set apart as Clergy Reserve Lands, from the year 18.54 to the year 1868 inclusive ; also, how the same has been appropriated.
Return to an Address to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, praying His Excellency to cause to be laid before the House, a Return of all cor- respondence which has passed between any member of the present Gov- ernment and the Chief Superintendent of Education during the present Session, in so far as such correspondence relates to any proposed changes in the School Law and in the management of the Education Office, also, — Supplementary Return.
Annual Report of the Senate of the University of Toronto, for the Academic year 1870-1871.
Return to an Address to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, praying His Excellency to cause to be laid before the House, a Return of all cor- respondence in reference to the purchase of the Agricultural Farm, copies of all reports as to the nature and character of the soil, the location of streams, springs, and an estimate of the amount expended by the con- tractors towards the erection of an Agricultural College ; also, copies of all reports respecting the working of Agricultural Colleges in other coun- tries.
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No. .57
No. 58 ..
Annual Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture and Public Works for the Province of Ontario, on Immigration, for the year 1871.
Report of the Commissioner of Crown Lands of the Province of Ontario, for the year 1871.
Return to an Address to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, praying His Excellency to cause to be laid before the House a Return shewing the surveyed lands in the County of Simcoe, belonging to this Province, the fee of which is still in the Crown, showing the Township, Town, or Village, number and concession of each lot or part of lot. Also, of any timber license granted for any lot, and if so, the date and terms of such licen.se. — (Not printed.)
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STATEMENT
Of the Amounts collected from the Sales of Common School and Crown Lands, from 1st July, 1867, to 30th June, 1870, on Account of Sales made between 13th June, 1853, and 7th March, 1861, and of the Expenditure made on account thereof
Presented to the Legislative Assembly by command of His Excel- lency the Lieutenant-Governor.
S. RICHAEDS,
Secretary. Provincial Secretaey's Office, December 18th, 1871.
Treasury Depaktmekt, Ontario, Toronto, December 8, 1871.
Sir, — In acoordance witli sub-section 2 of section 7 of cap. 26 of tbe Consolidated Statutes of Canada, I have the honour to transmit herewith for His Excellency's informa- tion, statements of the amounts collected from the sales of Common Schooi and Ci-own Lands, from the 1st day of July, 1867, to the 30th day of June, 1870, on account of sales made between the 13th day of June, 1853, and the 7th day of March, 1861, and a state- ment of the expenditure made on account thereof in accordance with the said Act. .
I have the honoui- to be, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
E. B. WOOD,
Treasurer. The Honoiu-able
The Provincial Secretary, Toronto.
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A. 1871-2.
Statement showing the Eeceipts for Sales of Coiiunon School Lands, and the amounts paid the several municipalities after deducting the expenses attend- ing such sales.
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Townships. |
Total Sales. |
Less 6 p. c. Expens. |
J Paid Mtinicipalities. |
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815,527 89 19,566 21 5.454 25 3,343 12 11,198 12 21,639 45 13,091 67 12,797 71 13,769 64 115 31 3,517 48 393 55 10,378 18 3,812 37 16,237 64 1,994 00 9,876 90 2,308 31 12,404 30 17,484 98 8,289 70 1,936 52 2,691 98 11,699 56 19,229 75 12,826 39 |
$931 67 1,173 97 327 25 200 58 671 88 . 1,298 36 785 50 767 86 826 17 6 91 211 04 23 61 622 69 228 24 974 25 119 64 592 61 138 49 744 25 1,049 09 497 38 116 19 1 161 51 707 97 1,153 78 769 59 |
8,3649 05 |
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Huron Sau;,'eeu |
4,598 06 1,281 75 785 63 |
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2,631 66 |
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Brant |
5,085 27 3,076 54 |
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Elderslie |
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Arrau |
3,007 46 3,235 86 |
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Minto |
27 10 |
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Arthur |
826 61 |
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Howich |
92 48 |
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Turnberry ...; |
2,438 87 895 90 |
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Wawanosh |
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Grev |
3,815 85 468 59 |
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Ashfield |
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Morris |
2 321 07 |
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Sydenham |
.542 45 |
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lii-utnick |
2 915 01 |
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4,108 97 1 948 08 |
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4.55 08 |
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632 61 |
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2,749 39 4,518 99 3,014 20 |
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£kaa . |
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Total |
252,584 98 |
16,100 98 |
59,122 43 |
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A. 1871-2.
Statement showing the Receipts for the Sales of Crown Lands and the Amounts paid the several mmiicipalities after deducting the Expenses attending such sales.
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Townships. |
Total Sales. |
Less 20 p. c. E-xpens. |
I Paid Municipalities. |
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liinloss |
315,364 19 236 85 25,458 16 25,272 69 22,286 05 150 00 88 34 91 10 252 05 92 36 22 50 591 80 25 00 55 60 24 43 331 63 91 34 229 72 234 38 110 89 315 .32 233 12 218 00 12,584 44 3,079 70 356 29 68 56 36 00 341 43 551 00 840 51 143 06 575 82 5,993 74 •14.159 07 3,206 95 1,008 72 319 98 338 40 65 80 604 48 561 05 835 61 958 66 86 54 142 99 18,770 73 885 95 1.33 25 937 33 782 50 50 70 14 60 2,295 48 607 40 149 95 2,495 91 5,0n 02 413 00 1,943 13 326 00 69 70 296 80 75 00 |
33,072 83 47 37 5,091 63 5,054 53 4,457 21 30 00 17 66 18 22 50 41 18 47 4 50 118 36 5 00 11 12 4 88 66 32 18 26 45 94 46 87 22 18 63 06 46 62 43 60 2,516 88 615 94 71 25 13 71 7 20 68 28 110 20 168 10 28 61 115 16 1,198 75 2,831 81 653 39 201 74 63 99 67 68 13 16 120 89 ■ 112 21 167 12 191 73 17 30 28 59 3,754 14 177 19 26 65 187 46 156 50 10 14 2 92 459 09 121 48 29 99 499 18 1,014 20 82 60 388 62 65 20 13 94 59 36 15 00 |
32,458 27 |
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Kincardine |
37 89 |
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Carrick |
4,073 31 |
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Culrosa |
4,043 63 |
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Greenock |
3,565 76 |
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Brant |
24 00 |
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Gloucester |
14 13 |
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Goulboum |
14 57 |
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Cavan |
40 32 |
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Manvers |
14 77 |
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Gosfield |
3 60 |
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Dunwich |
94 68 |
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Maidstone |
4 00 |
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Colchester |
8 89 |
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Rochester |
3 91 |
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Barrie |
53 06 |
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Hinchinbrooke |
14 61 |
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Olden |
36 75 |
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Oso |
37 50 |
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Storrington |
17 74 |
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Loughboro Kennebec '. |
50 45 37 30 |
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34 88 |
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Osprey |
2,013 51 |
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Artemesia , . |
492 75 |
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Egremont |
57 01 |
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Lutterworth |
10 97 |
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Anson |
5 76 |
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Verulam |
54 63 |
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Eldon |
88 16 |
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Somerville |
134 48 |
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Ops |
22 89 |
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Garafraxa |
92 13 |
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Luther |
958 99 |
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2,265 45 |
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Arthur |
522 71 |
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Amaranth |
161 39 |
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51 19 |
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54 14 |
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Whitchurch |
10 52 |
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96 71 |
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Lake |
89 76 133 69 |
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Elzevir |
153 38 |
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13 85 |
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Eawdon |
22 88 |
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3,003 31 |
|||
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Wawanosh |
141 75 |
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21 32 |
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Ashfield |
149 97 |
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125 20 |
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TUbury (East) |
8 11 |
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2 33 |
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Sydenham |
367 28 |
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97 18 |
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Derby |
23 99 |
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399 34 |
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HoUand |
811 36 |
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66 08 |
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Melancthon |
310 90 |
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52 16 |
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Proton |
11 15 |
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47 48 |
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Belmont |
12 00 |
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Carried forward |
5174,012 77 |
334,802 40 |
327,841 88 |
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Sessional Papers (No. 6).
A. 1871-2.
Statement showing the Receipts for the Sales of Crown Lands and the Amounts paid the several Municipalities after deducting the Expenses attending such sales — Continued.
Townships.
Total Sales.
Less 20 p. c. Expens.
^ Paid Municipalities.
Brought forward..
Galway
Dummer
Otonabee
Caledonia
Clarence
Bussell ,
Cumberland
Cambridge
McNab
Staiford
Admaston
Wilberforce
Griffith
Bromley
Bagot
Alice
Gratton
Algoma (North)
Brudenell
Westmeath
Horton
Alijoma (South)
Brougham
Mulmer
Vespra
Nattawasaga
Sunuidale
Mono
Tiny
Adjala
St. Vincent
Madoc
Raleigh
Harwich
Dover (East)
Bastard
Bathurst
Pakeuham
South Sherbrooke
Lanark
Dalhousia
Ilarling .
Ramsay
Kalador
Richmond
Warwick
Enniskilleu
Brooke
Sombra
Plympton
Caraaoc
Metcalfe
Exfrid
Mosa
Haldimond
Brock
Thorah
Mara
Scott
Minden
Snowdon
Douro
Oro
Carried forward..
$174,012 77
191 11
196 05
51 35
75 00
86 00
120 50
153 74
80 50 2.T2 49 557 04 529 04 821 48
56 20 1,438 58
81 78 1,135 40
366 22 163 41 315 39 159 23 149 23 242 14 01 01 354 35
26 80 1,110 05 1,316 09
27 60 580 15
27 90
621 95
225 20
25-1 50
442 .56
63 60
50 00
31 00
MS 85
134 64
34 35
125 45
184 47 124 00 810 04
48 00 290 64
50 00 460 ,55
.56 80
274 85
1,072 .54
711 39
.•?3 00 172 00 246 10
185 00 260 05 1,57 30 298 90
1,467 49
30 89
101 46
41 60
«1W,149 27
S34,802 40
38 22
39 33
10 27
15 00
17 20
24 10
30 74
16 10 46 49
111 40 105 80 164 29
11 24 287 71
16 35 227 OS 73 24 32 68 63 07 .31 84 29 84
48 42
18 20 70 87
5 36 222 01 263 21
5 .52 116 03
5 .58 124 39
45 04 60 90 88 51
12 72 10 00
6 20 69 77 26 92
6 87
25 09 .36 89 24 SO
162 00 9 60
58 12
10 00 92 11
11 ,«;
54 97
214 ,50
142 27
6 60
.34 40
49 22 37 00 52 19
31 46
59 78 291 49
6 17
20 29
8 .52
84,027 14
$27,841 88
.30 57
31 46
8 21
12 00
13 76 W 28
24 60
12 88
57 20 89 12 84 64
131 43
8 99
230 17
13 08 181 66
58 59 26 14 50 46
25 47 < 23 87
38 74
14 56 56 69
4 28
177 60
210 57
4 41
92 82
4 46
99 51
36 03
40 72 70 81 10 17
8 00
4 96 55 81 21 54
5 49 20 07 29 51 19 84
129 60
7 88
46 50
8 00 73 68
9 08 43 97
171 60 113 82
5 28 27 52 39 37 29 60
41 75 25 16
47 82 233 20
4 94 16 23
6 65
83,221 62
33 Victoria.
Sessional Paj^ers (Xo. <3).
A. 1871-2.
Statement showiiig the Receipts for the Sales of Crown Lands and the Amounts sTles-S^onc^'i,/ "''''''^ '''' ''^^^'' ''"-^"'^'"g '^*^ Expenses attending such
Townships.
Broiiiiht fm'ward. Gwillimburj- (West)
North OriUi'a
Essa
Medonte
Diffby :;:;;:::
Emily
Lanton
• 'ardeii
Fenelon
Wallace
Ebna
Total..
Total Sales.
«194,149 27
205 25
41 06
314 25
112 135
828 69
826 32
2,188 25
1,8.57 03
1.56 49
13.203 55
6,719 67
$219,602 48
|
J>es3 20 p. c. Expens. |
^ Paid Municipalities. |
|
S4,027 14 |
•?3,221 62 |
|
4i 05 |
32 84 |
|
8 21 |
6 57 |
|
62 85 |
50 28 |
|
22 53 |
18 02 |
|
165 73 |
132 5!l |
|
165 26 |
132 21 |
|
4S7 65 |
350 12 |
|
371 40 |
297 12 |
31 29 2,640 71 1,143 94
343,920 16
25 04
2,112 56
915 15
$36,136 00
35 Victoria.
Sessional Papers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
ESTIMATES
OF THE
PROVINCE OF OSTARIO,
FOR THE
FINANCIAL YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBEE,
1872.
HUNTER, ROSE & CO., PRINTERS, 86 and 88 KING STREET WEST
1872,
35 Victoria.
Sessional Papers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
SUMMARY
Of the estimated Expenditure of tlie Piuviucc of Ontario, for the Financial year
endins? olst December, 187:i.
No.
.SERVICES.
bit s
P4
To be Voted.
1.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
X.
XI.
XII.
XIII-
XIV.
XV.
XVI.
XVII.
XVIII.
XIX.
XX.
Ch-il Government
Legislation
iColouization Roads
Administration of Justice
Public Works, Capital Account
Do. Miscellaneous
Asylum Maintenance
Reformatory
Agi-ic ilturb and Arts
Immigration
Hospitals and Charities
Literary and Scientific Institutions
jEducation «
.Unforeseen and Unprovided
I Miscellaneous
Municipalities Fund
Crowti Lauds Expenditure
Technological College Maintenance
Land Improvement Fund and Common School Fund.
To cover Expenditure under Unforeseen and Unprovided, and Unpaid Accounts of 1870 and 1871 ...
|
$ cto. |
|
|
i> |
128,504 00 |
|
6 |
110,940 60 |
|
1 |
79,705 40 |
|
8 |
201,205 00 |
|
11 |
528,850 27 |
|
14 |
22,817 97 |
|
15 |
234,401 00 |
|
19 |
21,710 00 |
|
19 |
81,100 00 |
|
20 |
80,000 00 |
|
20 |
42,100 00 |
|
21 |
1,850 00 |
|
21 |
418,018 UO |
|
24 |
50,000 00 |
|
24 |
47,158 00 |
|
24 |
08,030 66 |
|
25 |
118,015 06 |
|
25 |
7,000 00 |
|
26 |
02,181 27 |
26
Total.
59,186 13
82,368,772 ««i
.35 Victoria.
Sessional Papers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
ESTIMATES
OF THE
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO,
FOR THE YEAR 1872.
I.— CIVIL GOVERNMENT. To be voted per Statement (A)
.$128,504 00
No. of Vote. I
Details.
To ^alaries and Coutingeneies of the seceral Departments at Tm'onto : —
trovemment House
Lieutenant. Governor's Office
Executive Council and Attorney-Generaj's Office
Treasurer's! IJepartment ' '
Secretary and Registrar, and Registrar-General's Office
Department of Public Works and Agriculture
Crown Lands Department
Miscellaneous
SERVICE.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
(a) Government House.
Water . Gas . . , Fuel
Repairs .... Furnishings. Planting
Gardener.
Caretaker '»
Incidentals (clearing away snow, carting ashes, sweeping fines, &c.)'
To be voted for 1872.
cts.
|
('-/I |
4,y02 00 |
|
(h) |
■2,500 00 |
|
(<••) |
1 10,16.5 00 |
|
id) |
14,93.5 00 |
|
(e) |
21,165 00 |
|
(/) |
18,9.57 00 |
|
to) |
40,180 00 |
|
1.5,700 00 |
|
|
128,504 00 |
|
To be voted |
|
|
for 1872. |
|
|
$ cts. |
i |
|
265 00 |
|
|
800 00 |
|
|
2,300 00 |
|
|
400 00 |
|
|
100 00 |
|
|
200 00 |
|
|
372 00 |
|
|
365 00 |
|
|
100 00 |
|
|
4,902 00 |
Voted n 1871.
cts.
3,987 00 2,.545 .56 10,139 65 14,341 66 19,691 67 13,661 67 40,005 00 17,800 00
122,172 21
Voted in 1871.
•? ct.
3,987 00
35 Victoria.
Sessional Papers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
I._CIVIL GOYERNME^T.— Continued.
SERVICE.
(h) LlEUTENAXT-GuVERXOR's OfFICK,
Private .Secretaiy's salary
Clerk's salary
Messenger
Contingencies
(c) Executive Couxcil and Awobxet-General's Office.
Attorney-General, salary
Clerk, Ex Council and Attorney-General depai-tmeut
Secretary to President of Council
A.ssistant Clerk, Attorney-General department
Second do do do
t'aretaker and Messenger
Towards establisliing a Law Library
Rent, $300; fuel, S200 ; gas, SoO ; water, -520 ; furnishings and carpets, .?200 Contingencies, inclutling Stationery and Repairs
(d) Treasurer's Offick.
'rreaomer, salary
Accountant, salary
Chief Clerk, do
Clerk of Stamps and Licenses, salary
( Uerk of Correspondence, salary
Messenger, salary ^
Une-third cost of maintenance of east wing, Including housekeeper ($400), and
fireman ($3(io)
Contingencies
I To be voted 1 for 1872.
S cts.
800 00
1,000 00
400 00
300 00
2,.=)00 00
Auditor's Branch.
Auditor, salary .... Book-keeper, salary . Clerk
("ontingencies .
{e) Skcuetaky and Registraii's OrpicB. iStcrctory.
3,200 00
2,000 00
80ff 00
COO 00
.500 00
365 00
800 00
770 00
1,130 00
10,165 00
3,200 00 1,600 00 1,200 00 1,200 00 700 00 365 00
990 00 2,000 00
Secretary and Registrar's salary
Assistant Secretary and Deputy Registrar, salary
First Clerk, salary ,
Second Clerk do 7
Junior Clerk, do
First (.'lerk, Registrar's Office, salai-y
Clerk, do ilo
Clerk, do dor
Extra Writers, to enable compliance with sect. 82, cap. 20, of Slst "Vict
Rtgittrar- General.
First Clerk '. $730 00
Clerk 050 00
Carritd forward ■
11,255 00
|
2,000 00 900 00 730 00 50 00 |
|
14,935 00 |
Voted in 1871.
* cts.
2,545 5(i
|
3,200 00 |
|
2,000 00 |
|
900 00 |
|
500 00 |
|
300 00 |
|
900 00 |
|
500 00 |
|
400 00 |
|
1,000 00 |
|
9,700 00 |
|
1,380 00 |
|
11,080 00 |
10,139 65
14,341 66
35 Victoria.
Sessional Papers (No. 7).
, A. 1871-2
I._C1VIL GOVERNMENT— CWfiimed
SERVICE.
Bi'onrtkt fortoard
Skcbetary and Registhar.s. Office— Co/titrtueJ.
Jieyistrar-Gcittn'al — Coutinucd.
Extra Writers, temporary 1.000 00
Books ." 400 00
Indices 200 00
.Schedules, s\ip% and circulars 1,000 00
Payments to District Re,:jistrar3 3.700 00
Disbursements of do 300 00
Boxes 30 00
Stationery and Printing 400 00
Postages 100 00
Express Charges . , . 200 00
Contingencies and Incidentals 200 00
Messeii/er
One-third of maintenance of east wing, including housekeeper (S400), and fire- man (.SSiio) ,
Contingencies
(/) Depakt.me.nt or Aijiucllture asd Public Works.
Commissioner
Architect and Engineer
Assistant > ngineer
Secretary of Public Works and Immigration .
Secretary of Agriculture and Arts
Accountant and Law Clerk
Architectural Draughtsman
Engineering do
Assistant do 1 -c. i i ,.
First Clerk .*. I Formerly charged to
.SecondClerk f different works. ,
Third Clerk | | .
(.'ai^jenter engaged on public buildings generally . J L .
Messenger
One-third of east wing repairs, &c
Contingencies
(j/) Crowx Lands Department.
Commissioner, Salary
.Assistant Commis-sioner, Salary Clerk do
Laiifl Said and Free Grants-'
C -hief Clerk, Salary
Clerk do
Do do
Do do ,
To be voted for 1872.
$ cts. 11,080 00
7,.530 00 305 00
990 00 1,200 00
21,105 00
3.200 00
2,200 00
l.COO 00
1,200 00
800 00
1,000 00
939 00
939 00
SOO 00
800 00
500 00
400 00
624 00
365 00
990 00
2,600 00
."iarm/.i. Patents and Roads : —
Chiei Clerk Survey, Salaiy
Clerk do
Do do i,
Do do
'-'hief ' Uerk Patents, S.i,lary
(.'lerk do
1^0 do
Superintendent of Colonization Roads
Carried fm-Kard
18,957 00
3,200 00 2,600 00 1,400 00
1,800 00
1,500 00
1,100 00
700 00
1,800 00
1,280 00 900 00 400 00
1,400 00 900 00 700 00
1,600 00
Voted in 1^71.
$ cts.
19,691 07
13,601 67
21,280 00
35 Victoria.
Sessional Papers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
I._CIVIL GOYER'NUE^T— Continued.
SERVICE.
Bro ught forward
Crown Lands Department — Continued.
Woods and Forests : —
Chief Clerk, Salaiy .
Clerk do .
Do do .
Do do .
Accounts • —
Accountaiit, Salarj' Book-keeper do Clerk do
Do do
Registrar, Salaiy
Office Keejier do
Messenger do
Contingencies and repairs
Miscellaneous.
To cover gratuity to J. C. Miller, Clerk Crown Lands
To cover gratuities to officers whose services may be dispensed ^vith
Inspector of Prisons, Salary ■
Do Travelling Expenses and Contingencies
Clerk, Salary
Cost of Official Gazette
Queen's Printer, Salary
Contingencies ...-■..
Inspector of Registry offices
To be voted 1 1 Voted in for 1872. I; 1H71.
S cts. 21,280 00
1,600 00
1,400 00
600 00
450 00
1,800 00 I 900 00 900 00 900 00
1,400 00 500 00 4.50 00
8,000 00
40,180 00
|
1 450 00 |
|
5,000 00 |
|
2,400 00 |
|
650 00 |
|
400 00 |
|
3,500 00 |
|
1,200 00 |
|
100 00 |
|
2,000 00 |
|
15,700 00 |
$ cts.
40,005 00
7,000 00
2,000 00
6.50 00
400 00
4.500 00
1.20O 00
.'iO 00
2,000 00
17.800 00
II.— LEGISLATION.
To be voted per Statement (A) ."^IICPW (iO
No. of Vote.
Details.
Legislation .
To be voted for 1872. ;
Voted in 1.S71.
11 i:
ll $ cts. i'
(a) f 116,940 60 I: 142,4»4 68
35 Victoria.
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A. 1871-2
TI— LEGISLATION -Co7i<)ni.<erf.
SERVICE.
To be voted for 1872.
Voted in 1871.
(a) LEGISLATION. DttniH.
S uts. 1
cts.
ifr. Speaker's salary-
t'lerk of the House, salary '
Assistant Clerk of the House and Clerk of Private Bills
Law (_'lerk
Clerk of Koutine and Records
Librarian
Clerk of the Cro«-n in Chancery
Accountant of the House and Stationery Clerk (also Queen's Printer)
Sergeant-at-Amis
Housekeejter and C'hief Messenger
Three Me.ssengei-s, at §1 per diem each ."
Fireman
Night Watchman '.
Sessional Writei-s, Me.»sengers and Pages
Postages, and ci^st of House Post Office
Stationery, including Printing P,aper, Printing and Binding
Expenses of Election ^
Do Contested Elections .^
Increase of Library
Re-vote of balance of Indenmity to Members, and Mileage (present Session). . . .
Indemnity to Members, including Mileage next Session
( "ontingencies. including say SIOOO for subscriptions to Newspapers and perio- dicals ■.
Repairs: ,
I 'arpentere' materials and assistance
I'iusmithing and hardware "
Plumbing and gastitting *. . ,
Painting and glazing
Bricklayers' and plasterers' work
Vault in Clerk's ofiice
Heating apparatus
Furniture
Fuel
(fas and other lighting .
Water
Incidentals
IIL_COLONIZATION ROADS.
|
1,500 00 j |
1.000 00 |
|
1,600 00 ; |
1,400 00 |
|
1,200 00 1 |
1.200 00 |
|
1,000 00 |
1.000 00 |
|
700 00 |
700 00 |
|
SOO 00 |
200 00 |
|
400 >)0 |
400 00 |
|
400 00 |
200 00 |
|
400 00 1 |
400 00 |
|
.-.OO 00 |
.500 (10 |
|
1,098 00 |
1.095 00 |
|
366 00 ! |
365 00 |
|
366 00 I |
.365 00 |
|
3,500 00 : |
2,000 00 |
|
3,000 00 1 |
2,.500 00 |
|
15,000 00 1 |
15,000 00 |
|
5,000 00 1 |
30,000 00 |
|
1,000 00 |
.5,000 00 |
|
10,000 00 |
1,000 00 |
|
.•$4,510 CO |
33,419 68 |
|
25,000 00 |
38,900 00 |
|
3,000 00 |
2,000 00 |
|
250 00 |
200 00 |
|
400 00 ! |
100 00 |
|
400 00 1 |
100 00 |
|
too 00 |
100 00 |
|
200 00 i 500 00 1 600 00 1 1,000 00 ! 1,100 00 ' |
100 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
|
|
|
|
1 1,100 00 |
|
|
1,200 00 |
1,.500 00 |
|
350 00 ; |
1 2.50 00 |
|
200 00 |
200 OO |
|
116,940 60 |
142,494 68 |
To lie voted per Statement (A) $7.9,70.5 40.
To be voted I Voted in for 1872. 1871.
$ cts I! # cts.
79,705 40 ij 60,000 00
35 Victoria.
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A. 1871-2
III.— COLONIZATION ROADS— Contin aed.
SERVICE.
To be voted I for 1872. I
Delails.
Exploration.^ and Koa<i Locations— 1
A line, say i miles north of the Maganetewan River, and gene- I rally parallel thereto I
A line about 14 mile.s north of Maganetewan River, east and west }■ of Rosseau and Nipissing Road
A line from the north boundary of the Township of C'ha0ey to the
mouth of the ilattawa River
Rosseau and Xipissing Road —
To prolong the same
Muskoka Road —
To prolong the same
Pembroke and Mattaiva Road—
To prolong the same
Monck Road, east and west —
To complete the same
jjunction Road, Xo. 2
: To complete the same
jLake Joseph Road—
To complete the same
I For a bridge across the Madawaska, at Hydes Chute i
; For a ri lad from the above point to Opeongo road
'For a road from the same (xiint to t)ie terminus of Frontenac road ]-
;For roads in the Townships of Algoma and Ha^jarty ■
Eganville, and Foys roads ". I .
For repairs of some of the more important roads now e.\isting, and abort I laterals from the main lines of roads, and to reach isolated settle-
I ments i
:Oso and Olden Road—
To complete inipixvement of the same begun last year To pay balAnces due on road accounts for 1871 —
Addiii.fton, Fenelon, Hastings, .1 unction Xo. 2, Monck ti... Muskoka. Reterson E.. Pembr<ike and Mattawa. Rousseau. Fembrokt
and Eganville, Willson's Bridge, Victoria Road
Re\-ote—
To complete construction of roads in Rversoii. under contract reijuired to complete services of 1871
•? cts. I!
|j
4,000 iJO^I
7,500 00- 4,000 00 S,000 00 8,000 00
•z,rm 00
2.000 00 .1,000 00
30,000 IK)
7. 'I IHI
3,:iti4 44 { 4,590 9ti
79,705 40
-I!
IV.— ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE.
To be vuted per Suteiiieiit ( A^ &H)\;M'y OO
No. of
Vote,
J
1 C.urt '<\ I'hanitTV
2 i Court of Queens Bcm Ij
3 Court of Coniimin l^leiw
4 ('ourt of Error and Appeal..
5 iCriminal .lustice
6 jLaw Refonn <'iiniiuissiMn
Miscellauei ii« .liistice
|
To Ir- voted |
v.. till f.ir |
|
for 1872. |
ls71. |
|
. .... |
^ ct«. |
|
'• 7li(i (« |
|
|
"ilO 00 |
|
|
i.4!0 00 |
|
|
•o Uli |
MMM 00 |
|
•>i 00 |
120,000 00 |
|
. .1111(1 00 |
|
|
.H.llK) 00 |
.•Jlt.lOO 00 |
201,209 00 1 1 i97,i-36 m
35 Victoria.
*a
Sessional Papers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
ADMINISTRATION OF J\]STlCE—Coutiuued.
S E K V I C E .
I To be voted for 1872.
Voted fur 1871.
Details. («) CuLUt'f ijK Chaxcerv.
Master's Salary -■
]Jo arrwiLs for 1870
Taxing Officer, Salary Clerk, do
Accountant, do
Do C'ontinsieucie.^
Rej^strar, Salary
Clerk Ke^strars OJiice, rtalaiy
Do do
Do do
Do do
Referee in Chambers, do
Clerk do do
Usher of Court, do
Messen'jer, do
tt'lerk I >f .Surrogate Coiu't, do
* CoutiUijeiicies
3,000 00
1,200 00 1.000 00 2,240 CO
'* iJHniis of Continyeitcie^.
Registrar's Office .... Master's do ....
Accountant's (Jtiict .
1,840 00 i
l,cOO 00 ■
1.000 00
600 00
400 00
2.000 00
.500 00
450 00
305 00
l.cOO CO
1,400 00
18,5i'5 00
800 00 400 00 200 00
1,400 00
3.000 00
121 CO
1,200 00
1,000 00
2,240 00
200 00
1,840 00
1,000 00
1.000 CO
COO 00
400 00
2.000 CO
.JOO 00
450 00
305 00
8.M) 00
I'.l (.'orKT OF l-^'UEEX'.S BeNIH. ;
Clerk, Salary
Senior Clerk, S.ilary
Junior do do ■^'
Clerk of Process, Salary '................... . ...........
*Clerk of C'rown and Pleas, whi.e performing additional duties m Judges
Charnlwrs, under Act .'(3 Vioi, Cap. 11, Ontario Statutes
Housekeeper and ilessenger, [Salary
X'sher and Crier. do
Assistant Messenger, do
Contingencies, do
(t-jT-'ofHT OF CoMMox Pleas.
Clerk, Salary
' Senior C;lerk, Salary .. . .Junior do do Usher and Crier, Salaiy. Contingencies
((/) CocKT OF Ekuuk a.xd Appeal.
To the «;hief Justice and each of the other Judges of the Court of Error .andj Appeal for services therein as Heir and Devisee ( 'ommissioners— ten at *1,00U each, under 33rd "Vic, Cap. 5, Ontario Statutes
Usher ioid Crier
1.840 00 1,200 00 l.OCO 00 1,400 00
1,000 00 500 00 ICO 00 160 00 750 00
8.010 00
1,840 00
1.200 00
1,000 00
ICO 00
2.50 CO
4,4.50 00
10,000 00 50 00
10,050 00
|
10,700 CO |
|
1.840 00 1.200 00 1,000 CO 1,400 CO |
|
1,000 CO 500 00 t ICO 00 ICO 00 350 00 |
|
7,610 CO |
|
1,840 CO 1,200 00 l.COO 00 100 00 210 00 |
|
4,410 00 |
|
1 10,000 00 1 50 00 |
|
10,050 00 |
* Voted last year under " Legislation" as salary to Clerk of contested elections, t (.(milted in last Estimates by mistake.
J)
35 Victoria.
Sessional Pfpers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE— Contkiued.
|
SERVICE. |
1 To be voted for 1872. |
Voted in 1871. |
|
U) Crimtxal Justick. |
•S cts. 9,000 CO 110,000 00 2,000 00 |
i Ct9. 3,000 00 |
|
110,000 00 |
||
|
■J.OOO 00 |
||
|
121,000 00 |
120,000 00 |
|
|
(/) JiAW Reform CowyissiON. ' To pay expetise.s of the Tiaw Reform Commission i |
"i.0«0 00 |
|
tg) Miscellaneous .Justice.
Heputy Olerk.i of the r'ro\7n and Pleas, Salaries
District of Algoma.
Slieriff, S.ilaiy
Registrar, Salary
Clerk of the Peace and District Attorney. .
C'lerk of the District Court
Administration of .Justice
District of Thunder Bail.
Stipendi.-irj' M.aji.strate and Eegistrar, Salary.
Administr.ition of .liistice
Iron safe for llegistrv Ulficee
Ijock-np, stone ImiUfing
District of Nipissinit.
Stipendiary Jfagistrate and Registrar, S.ilary.. Administration nf .Justice
DistriH of Parry Sound.
Stipendiary' Ma^'istrate and Rjfgistrar, Salary..
Administration of .Justice
Fencing, gate, &c
Furniture for Court House, &c
District of Muskoka.
Stiijendiary Magistrate and liegistrar. Salary.. Administrntion of .Justice
Other SerrictJi.
r- o p.'ky Sheriffs, f 'riers and Coustahles in attending Courts of Chancery and ( 'ounty Courts, Dejuity Clerks of the Crown and Pleas attending Assizes, and their iw>stages, &c.. &c '.
Seals and other Contingencies
Registration Books for .Mupkoka, Parry Sound and Thunder Bay
Ligliting aiiri hwiting OsgiHul.- Hall . '.
Funiitu-e. mattin',', .Vc. &c., Osgoode Hall
12,100 00
|
1,4U0 00 800 00 800 00 500 00 1,700 00 |
|
1,200 00 800 00 300 00 1,500 00 |
1,400 00 ."iOO 00
1,000 00 200 00 .SOO 00 200 00
1,000 00 200 00
•Ajm 00
1,000 00 200 00
:j,ooo 00
500 00 34,100 00
,-{9,100 U«
10
33 Victoria.
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A. 1871-2
v.— PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS.
To be voted jwr Statement (A) ^5 528,8.50 27.
No. ofl Vote.
(A)
1
2
3
4
.1
G
7
8
9
10
U
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
2.5
Detaik.
Capital Account.
Central Prison
London Lunatic and Idiot Asylums
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Blind Institute
Toronto Lunatic Asylum
Reformatory-, Penetanguishene
I Agi-icultural College
Technological College
i!v^ormal and Model Schools
[Lock on Kosseau River ,
Lock at Young's Point .•
Lock at Balsam Eiver
Scugog Kiver Works
Cut between Lake's Joseph and Hossean .....
Kaniinistaquai River Works
Washago and Gravenhurst Eoad
Pigeon Eiver Works ,
Sydenham Eiver Works
Nottawasaga Eiver Works
Drainage of Swami> Lands
Bridge at Portage du Fort
Roads in Township of Ej-ei-son
Parliamentary and Departmental Buildings.
Court House, Sault Ste. Marie
Government House
(a) (b) (c) id)
ih
f)
0)
(i) {1} (m) (») (»)
Ip)
(3) (rl
(») (O («) \v) (w)
iy)
To be voted for 1872.
Cti^.l
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200,432 00 |
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36.195 96 |
|
14,3.50 00 |
|
33,387 00 |
|
5,000 00 |
|
1,919 26 |
|
97,424 00 |
|
11,490 66 |
|
3,.318 00 |
|
1,600 00 |
|
900 00 |
|
6,250 88 |
|
5,224 79 |
|
238 20 |
|
11,802 90 |
|
1,400 00 |
|
3,472 60 |
|
1,625 24 |
|
4,291 18 |
|
75,427 60 |
|
4,000 00 |
|
4,000 00 |
|
3,000 00 |
|
600 00 |
|
1,500 00 |
Voted in 1871.
528,850 27 . 7.50,.311 37
S E E V I C E .
h To be voted I for 1872.
Dctaih.
(a) Centbal Pri.sox, Torosto.
Ke-vote, imexpended balance
Additional required : —
On laud
On contracts
On machinery and furniture
Fencing (new)
Additional foundations (new) . Cell doors do ..
Separate water suppl)' do .. Sundries, superintendence, &c.
(6) London Lunatic and Idiot Asylums.
Re-vote, unexpended balance, building
For eight cottages for attendants, fencing, cattle sheds, sewage pipes, engine house, windmill, e.\tra window fastenings and finishing
C'lrried forward-
11
cts.
139,074 04
1,761 00
15,321 00
7.000 00
4,000 00
10,000 00
15,000 00
5,000 00
3,275 96
cts.
200,4S2 ••
3,445 96 I 16,850 00 I
20,295 96
36 Victoria.
Sessioual Papers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS— Confinuerf.
SERVICE.
I To b^ voted i I ! for 1872.
Broiif/ht jortixtrd . .
I S cts. :
I 20,29.0 96 I'
5 cts.
LoxDOS Lunatic and Iiuot Abvlums— Continmd.
Agricultural implements and farm stock
Library anil means of amusements for patients
To complete heating and ventilating apparatus, gas-fittiugs, tanks and sheeting'
for doors and windows
Ornamentation of grounds and planting j
Furniture and furnisLiugs I
{c) 1)EAF AND IJl'MB INSTITUTE.
Brick workshop, ailditional kitchen, store-room, altering eaves, house for farmer
and works for protection against tire
To ctimplete orn;. mentation of grounds...
F^umisliiiiLr tixtures and toiils in shops
Kami iniplt-nifnts
\d) Blind Institite.
Re- vote, unexpended balance, building
Required to complete buildings
Brick workshop
Kurnishing and internal fittings
Laj-ing "ut grounds, roads, ornamentation, planting and fencing
Superintendence
'() Toronto Lunatic Asilum.
barn, .--table, cow-house, cottage and fencing . To provide means of amusement for patients .
(/) ReFUKMATOUV, I'ENETASGIISHENE.
>ie-v(«l«-. uuexiieuded balance
{ij) AGliRlLlLK.VL CoLLLOE.
Re-vote, unex)>euded balance
To provide drain.ii,-e .lud vault
l)n wat>-r supply, steam pump and pipt>
Heating upparatu.s
Pirick barns
Brick Stable, htmess-room and hay-lufts
< 'ow-h»Mi..*i'. same size
Well and ristems
.Shed..", piggeiy, fowl-house, fencing and u'liidin/ .
Fence*i
Lodtie-house at entrance of grounds Plans superintendence and contingeui.i<::<
Live Mt<ick
Karm implementi)
Orchards, garden and ploutin.'
Furniture
Labour and Seed
I (pen drains aud interior fencing
KoB-lx
ill) Technul<.>uical Culleui:. Ke-vote, unexpei'ted balance
(1) MuDLL SllluoL-S.
Kor furniture, steain-he.iting apparatus, siiiicrintendence, tu:. Plastering walls of Model School
|
4,000 00 ; |
|
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l,(iOO 00 1 |
|
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.3,:«)0 00 |
|
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3,000 00 |
|
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4,000 00 |
|
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■.K,V)-} iH) |
|
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10,3.50 00 t |
|
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1,000 00 |
|
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2.ii-iO (/O |
|
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:{i.O 00 j |
|
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14,350 00 |
|
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15,732 25 ! |
|
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(;,100 .54 |
|
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5,000 m . |
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3,4.54 21 , |
|
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2,500 00 |
|
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000 00 |
|
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3.i.;-l 7 m |
|
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4..>to OU |
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."•00 (jO ! |
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".(KiO oO |
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.52.0.50 00 |
|
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1.0(10 00 |
|
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\.-M) <K) |
|
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l.MKI 00 |
|
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4,000 00 |
|
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ll.OlO 00 |
|
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r,,IKMI 00 |
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\.:*v 00 |
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•.'..".(Kl (iO ; |
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3,774 00 |
|
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1,200 00 ' |
|
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1.2<HI m |
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■J.IHKI (Kl ' |
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I..V1II (Kl ; |
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U'.."HKI 00 |
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4.IHKI 00 |
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■."..'.OO (K) |
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1..500 00 |
|
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1,000 GO |
|
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97,424 00 |
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1 |
11,490 (Ki |
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! 2.718 00 |
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COO 00 |
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:J,318 00 |
35 Victoria. Sessional Papers (No. 7)
A. 1871-2
Y.—PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS— Conh'^wed.
SERVICE.
(j) Lock o.v Rosseau Eivek, Muskoka. . To covuplfete clredgiug ....
(i) Lock at Yol-ng's Poi.nt, Peterbokolgh.
To complete work, adjusting g.ites, and removing stones and other obstructions in channel between the Lock and Lakefiehl
To be voted I fur 1872.
(/) Lock on Balsaii Rivkb.
Re vote, unexpended balance
Additional, required to complete the work.
(»i) SCIIOOC RiVEK WOKKS.
To complete removal of timber, snags, &c., and excavation, and dredging river
between Lindsay and Lake Scugog, revote, unexpended balance
Additional dredg ng
Other works
/ (a) Cut between Lakes Jo.seph and Rosseau. Revote, unexpended balance
(u) KAMINISTAIftLlA RiVEE VV OKK.S
Revote, unexpended balance
Additional, required to complete works.
{}>) Washago and Gkavenhukst Road. To complete this service by replacing ciossways, &c
S cts.
4,430 88 1,800 00
2,224 79 2,000 00 1,000 00
^ Ct:
i,t:ijo 00
9(>0 00.
6,250 SS
(q) Pigeon Rivef. Works. Revote, unexpended balance
(r) Stden'Ham RrvER Works. Revote, unexpended balance
(s) Nottawasaga River Works. Revote, unexpended balance
{() Surveys and Diuinace of Swamp Lands. Revote, unexpended balance
Kevote..
(li) BBipoE AT Portage du Port.
13
.5,802 90 0,000 00
5.224 7;t
2:!8 20
U,M-2 !«)
l.iou tlO
.3,472 1)0
1,C2'> 24
4,2'.)1 1«
7J,427 liO
4, WW 09
35 Victoria.
Sessional Papers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
v.— PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILL mGB—Contimied.
SEK VICE.
To be voted- for 1872.
(f) KOAi>s IN THE Township of Ryek«un. To •omplete this service
(ir) Parliament and Depabtmentaj- Buildings.
Aitemijr wood and :-oal sheds in rear of building, and excavating basement for rooms under east wing, fencing and impro\-ing grounds
ix) Court House and Jail, Sailt Ste. Marie. For fencing, gates and plank walks
(y) Government House. for fitting up Library and otherworks
* LtS.
4,000 0(1
a,000 00
I 600 00
"lOO 0(1
VI._PUBLIC WORKS a:S D BUILDINGS— C'yafi/iuet/.
To be voted, per Statement (A; ;S2i,817 97.
No. ofl
TOte.
To be voted for 1872.
MlSCBLLANEot.-.
Settler's Homestead Fund. — To encourage settlement of Free Cirant Lands, to be re-imbursed by actual settlers : revote unexpended balance _■■
Surveys, insiM-ctions, arbitrations, swanis, and charges, not otherwise provided f<'r
Maintenance of i Ax;ks. — Salarieti of Lock-masteni at Lindsay, Young** Point, Port (.'arling, and on Balsam Kiver
liepairs, tools, Ac
!t Ct8.
1.000 on
.'lOO 00
$ CtK.
16,,"J17 !«7 5,000 00
1,500 00 24,817 «•
1 +
35 Victoria.
Sessional Papers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
VIL— ASYLUM MAINTENANCE.
To be voted, per Statement (Aj .>5234,401 00.
|
No. of vote. |
A. |
To be voted for 1872. |
Voted in 1871. |
||
|
1 . I 4 5 |
Asvlum for the Insane Do Do Institution for the Dea Institution for the BUr |
, Toronto London, and Itliot Asylum, Kinijston f and Dumb, BePeviUe id. Brantford |
branch of same |
« cts. 81,.545 00 ' 65,234 00 47,190 00 25,432 00 15,000 00 |
.? et.«. 80,110 00 56,000 00 47,190 00 19,6.50 00 |
|
1 ! 1 |
234,401 00 i |
202,950 00 |
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DETAILS. |
To be voted for 1872. 1 |
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Asylum kuk the Ins.ine, Tokonto. |
8 cts. 370 00 10,.500 00 11,000 00 8,000 00 4,000 00 2,700 00 2,2.50 00 9,600 00 4,000 00 1,.500 00 8.50 00 1,200 00 2,725 00 2,000 00 2,000 00 i 1,000 00 ! 300 00 ; 1,400 00 600 00 400 00 144 00 740 00 432 00 ■ 480 00 1,100 00 216 00 192 00 240 00 240 00 264 00 2.50 00 200 00 648 00 960 00 1 4,128 00 1,812 00 360 00 744 00 |
« CtP. |
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Fuel |
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Butcht Flour Butter Beer. ^ <Tas an Grocer Beddii Furuit Laund Fami Miscel Repair Medics Assista Clinica Bursar Stewar Matroi Assista Fngint Assista Stoker Carper Gardei Assists Porter Baker Tailor Farme Plougl Night Chief i Ordina Ordina Night Cooks |
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vine and spirits |
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d oil |
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g and clothintr |
• ■ |
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il Superintendent |
Salaries and Wuyes. |
No. of Ofticers and Employees 1 1 |
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. |
1 . ... |
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1 |
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d |
1 |
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1 |
. . 1 |
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nt Matron |
1 |
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er |
1 |
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1 |
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3 |
9 |
j |
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ters |
•> |
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ler |
1 |
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Lnt Gardener |
1 |
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or Messenger |
1 1 |
^ |
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1 |
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r |
1 |
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man |
1 |
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3 |
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4 |
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ry Male Attendants. . . rj' Female Attendants A.ttendauts |
Females. |
21 %>, |
1 |
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3 |
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8 |
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nurd |
1 1 |
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Carried for |
82 1'' 79,.545 00 1 |
1.5
35 Victoria.
Sessional Papers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
TIL— ASYLUM MAINTENANCE— Con^Viuerf.
SERVICE.
Brought forward..
Ko. of Officers
and Employees.
S-i
Asylum for the I>"sane, Tobouto — Continued.
Salaries and Wages— Females — ContinueJ.
LauiKli-esses *..... 6
Housemaids , 6
Seamstress ^ 1
95
To enable an advance of wages to be given to certain employees
AlsYLU.M FOR THE INS.1NE, LoNDON'.
Modiciuu and medical Comforts Fuel (including Idiot Asylum) .
Butcher's meat
Flour
To be voted for 1872.
S cts. 7»,.54.5 00
Butter
Beer, wine and spirits .
Gas and oil
G
Bediling .and clothing
Furniture and furnishings .
Laundry and soap
Farm
Miscellaneous
Ilcpaii's and alterations .
Salaries and Wayes
Medical Superintendent Assistant do
Bursar
Steward
Matron
Engineer
Assistant Engineer
Stoker
Carpenter ,
Ganlener
7^ist.vut Gardener
Butcher
Porter or Messenger
Baker
Tailor
Farmer
Ploughmen
Night Watches
Ohief Attendants
Ordinary Male Attendants .
No. of Officers and Emplove'es.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
3
2
4
ir
Fematet.
Chief Attend.ints 3
Ordinarj' Female Attendants 16
Night Attendants 2
Cooks 3
Laundresses . Housemaids . Seamstress . .
4
9 I
7»
444 00
396 00
96 00
1,064 00
300 00 6,000 00 7,000 00 6,500 00 3,500 00 1,800 00 1,500 00 8,.500 00 5,600 00 1,500 00
750 00 1.000 00 1.500 00 ^..^OO 00
2.000 00
1,000 00
l.L'OO 00
000 00
400 00
740 00
400 00
240 00
500 00
400 00
216 00
192 00
200 00
.300 00
264 00
310 00
900 00
432 CO
1,020 00
3,432 00
540 00 1,080 00 240 00 420 00 418 00 684 00 120 00
16
$ cts.
81,545 00
66,2$4 0
35 Victoria.
Sessional Papers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
YIT.— ASYLUM MAINTENANCE— Confmued
S E Pv V I C E .
ASYLCJI FOR THE InSANE, KINGSTON. rood, Clothing, &c., &c., for 330 patients, at S143 each .
Institutiox fou the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville.
Houselwld Expenses.
Butchera' meat
Butter
Barly, rice, sago and sundries . Coffee
(_'heese
Eggs
Flour and bread Emit
Eish, fowls, &c
Salt, pepper, mustard, vinegai- and small groceries ,
SjTup and molasses
Sugar
Tea
Potatoes and vegetables
Groceries unenumerated .
Medicines and Medical comforts..
Bedding and Furnishing
Clothing for Orphans
Fuel
Ga.s, oil, &c
Brushes, brooms, mops, bath brick, &c .
Soaj), S120; scrubbing, §50
Sundries
Library books
School do
C'lass room apphances
Amusements
Advertizing, printing, &c
Stationery
Postages, telegrams and express
Freight
Repairs and internal ornamentation
Officers' travelling expenses
Incidentals
Farm, feed and fodder
Fumitiu'e
Salaries and }Va(/es.
Principal
Physician
Book-keeper and Steward.. Matnm
3 Male teachers without board and lodging - , do with do do
2 i emale teachers mth do do
Housekeeper
Visitors' attendant
Engineer
Farme
Gardener
Fireman
Night watchman
Carpenter and tra<le instructor. .
Farm hand and teamster
Mes.senger
Carried forioard..
To be voted for 1872.
|
1,700 00 |
|
800 00 |
|
100 00 |
|
100 00 |
|
40 00 |
|
1.50 00 |
|
7.50 00 |
|
250 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
1.50 00 |
|
(iO 00 |
|
600 00 |
|
.300 00 |
|
2.50 00 |
|
•5.50 00 |
|
150 00 |
|
700 00 |
|
300 00 |
|
2, .500 00 |
|
900 00 |
|
oO 00 |
|
170 00 |
|
1.50 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
100 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
150 00 |
|
100 00 |
|
1.50 00 |
|
1.50 00 |
|
.500 00 |
|
2.50 00 |
|
250 00 |
|
7,50 00 |
|
2.50 00 |
|
1,600 00 |
|
50t> 00 |
|
800 (0 |
|
300 00 |
|
2,400 00 |
|
1,300 00 |
|
500 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
180 00 |
|
700 00 |
|
300 00 |
|
240 00 |
|
180 00 |
|
216 00 |
|
.550 00 |
|
168 00 |
|
06 00 |
24,100 00
$ cts, 47,190 00
17
35 Victoria.
Sessional Papers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
VII.— ASYLUM MAINTENANCE— CoTiiijiwec?.
SERVICE.
Brought forward
Institution fob the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville — Continued. Salaries and Wagen — Continued.
Cook and Baker
-Vssistant do
.'t Housemaids, at §72 .
."t JjRundry
Scrubbing maid
1 Gate-kefi)er
I.n'»titi:tion I'.m the Blino, Bh.vntfoki). Household Expenses.
VotnX
Clotliing for Orphans
Libraiy
Apparatus and appliances, .and school books
Meiliciue and medical conifurts and medical attendance
Laundry, snaji, .and cleaning
Fuel . . :
Gas
Vurnitnrt'. "idiiuuy
Printiu;;, forms, and advertising
Stable and barns antl garden feuce, &c
Internal oriianientatioa
Sundries
Salaries and Wof/es.
Principal
Bnmar ami store-keeper.
Matr"n
Other salaries
iTo be voted for 1872.
$ cts. 24,400 00
|
320 00 |
|
100 00 |
|
216 OO |
|
252 00 |
|
72 00 |
|
72 00 |
|
3,800 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
1,000 00 |
|
300 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
2,000 00 |
|
UOO 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
fiOO 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
500 00 |
|
1,000 00 1 |
800 00
300 00
2,'.I00 00
S cts.
20, 132 00
15,000 00
18
35 Victoria.
Sessional Papers (No. 7).
A. 1871-2
VIII.— PROVINCIAL REFORMATORY, PENETANGUISHENE.
To be voted, per Statement (A) $21,710 00.
SERVICE,
Rations
Clothing
Bedding
Farm, faiiu stock and stables
Hospital
Chapel and schools
Soap, cleaning and light
Furniture, tools and shoi) fixtures .
Repairs ordinary
Prisoners ta-avelling allowance
Officers travelling expeases
Postage and stationery
Salaries and Wages.
Warden
'2 Chaplains, at S800 each ,
Deputy warden, book-keeper and storekeeper Surgeo
Steward
5 Keepers, who combine duties of trade instructors, at $400 .
3 Ordinary keepers, at ^60
Farmer
Gardener
Stable-keeper
Day guard
2 Night guards
Oate-keeper
Temporally assistance.
To be voted for 1872.
|
$ cts. |
|
5,000 00 |
|
2,800 00 |
|
500 00 |
|
600 00 |
|
150 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
250 00 |
|
750 00 |
|
500 00 |
|
400 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
400 00 |
|
1,600 00 |
|
1,GOO 00 |
|
850 00 |
|
400 00 |
|
400 00 |
|
2,000 00 |
|
1,080 00 |
|
400 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
200 00 |
|
2f',0 00 |
|
.520 00 |
|
2(;0 00 |
|
70 00 |
11,750 00
9,960 00
21,710 00
IX.— AGRICULTURE AND ARTS.
To be voted, per Statement (A) $81,100 00.
|
No. of vote. |
-A- |
To be voted for 1872. |
|
|
1 |
Electoral Division Societies, 73 at 8700 |
S cts. 51,100 00 550 00 2,450 00 |
S cts. |
|
2 |
Do 1 at 550 |
||
|
3 |
Do 7 at 350 |
||
|
Fi-uit 0 rowers' Association |
54,100 00 500 00 |
||
|
4 |
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|
i::::::::::::::::;; |
500 00 |
||
|
6 |
10,000 00 |
||
|
15,000 00 |
|||
|
8 |
For Sundry services in ci^nnection with Agriculture and Arts, — such as, investigations of diseases in animals and crops, and of ravages of insects ; and for agricultural instruction, dairy products, and other |
1,000 00 |
|
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81,100 00 |
19
35 Victoria.
Sessional Papers .'No. 7).
A. 1871-2
X,— IMMIGRATION.
To be voted, per Statement (A) SSO.OOO 00.
No. of Vote.
|To be voted for 1872.
Auencies in British Isk'S, lectuns. .and printing
Agencies in Ontario and (Quebec City, and expeuse.t
Carriage of Imraigrants in Canada
Assistance to jiromote Iiunu^'nition .'...
Incidental cxjieuses
|
.•? cts. |
|
10,000 00 |
|
8,000 00 |
|
7,000 oo |
|
60,000 00 |
|
.5,000 00 |
80,000 00
XL— HOSPITALS AND CHARITIES.
To be voted a.s per Statement (A) S42,100 00.
No. of Vote.
1
2
3
4
fi
U
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
16
17
18
19
20
21
n
23 24 25 26 27 28
(Upon condition that each Institution shall have rctuniid to the Provin" cial Secretary such particulars for the year lb71, an may be required in the form fumished by him.)
Detaili.
Ai
to Toronto Hospital
Do for County i)atients
House of Industrj', Toninto
Protestant Uqihans' Home and Female Aid Society, Toronto. Koni.in Catholic Orphan Aiiylum, Toronto
do
d» •lo .lo do flo
I.ving-in-Hosiiital
At.agdalin Asylum
House of Providence
OirLs' Home and Public Xcu'scry
Uoyn" Home
Kye and Kar Infirmary
(Jener.il Hospital, KinnOiton .,
House of Industry .ind Kefugu for Indigent Sick, Kingxton., Orjihans" Hume uo
Hotel-Dieu Hosnit.il do
General Hospital, Ij<mdon
Itoman Catholic (Jrplian Axylum, I/ondon
City Hospital. Hamilton
Roman Catholic Oridian Asyhim, Hamilton..
< >rphan Asybmi .-uid Ladies' Benevolent Society, Hamilton ,
House of Ueflige
Pnitestant Ho.ipital, Ottawa
Homan Catholic ll^ispital, Ottawa
i^t. Patrick's Orphan Asylum, Ottawa Protestjint Ori'han Asylum do
St. .Joseph's Orpli.an Asylum do
Sla^'daleue A.iylum, Ottawa
General Hospital, St. Catharines
do
C,400 00
4,800 00
2,900 00
C40 00
(',40 00
4K(I 00
4H0 00
320 00
320 00
•.fM 00
1,000 00
4,800 00
2,400 00
G40 00
800 00
2,400 00
640 00
4,800 00
040 00
Mi) 00
T-.'t 00
1.200 00
1.200 00
ISO 00
1,000 00 h
42,100 00
9 cts.
40,2G0 00
20
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XII.- LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS.
To be voted per Statement (A) ..$1,850 00.
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No. of Vote. |
A. |
To be voted for 1872. |
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1 |
Aid to Canadian IiiPtituto, Tfironto . do do ( Jttawa |
•? cts. 7.50 00 |
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2 |
_ |
.300 00 |
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S |
do Athenipiim do : |
."iOO 00 |
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4 |
do to prouiotf Scipntilic n'snaroh |
,500 00 |
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l,8.-.0 00 |
XIII.— EDUCATION.
To be voted per Statemont (A) .1417,818 00.
No. of Vote.
1 2 3
4 5 0
7 8
y
10
n
12 13 H
15 IG
17
A.
Public and Separate Schools
Poor Schools
For Encouragement of Asji-icultural Instruction..
Normal and Model Schools, .Salaries
Do Contingencies
High Schools
Libraries, Apparatus and Prizes .'
Depository, Salaries
Do Contingencies
Superannuated Teachers
Museum (including fuel)
.Journal of Education
High School Inspection
[Public School Inspection
Collegiate Institutes
Education Office, Salaries
Do iContingenciesaud repairs
raj
(b)
(c)
(d)
(c)
<f)
(X)
(h)
(i)
(J)
(k)
(I)
(m)
(n)
(«)
(P)
(gj
To be voted for 1872.
.? cts.
200,000 00
6,000 00
3,000 00
14,845 00 8,800 00
72,000 00
S8,.5UO 00 3,(J70 00 2,330 00 8,000 00 3,850 00 2,.530 00 4,000 00
20,550 00 0,000 00
12,313 00 5,030 00
418,018 00
Voted for 1871.
.? cts.
175,000 GO
6,000 00
5,000 00
13,842 00
6,040 00
70,000 00
35,0(10 00
3,405 00
1,710 00
6,500 on
3,850 00 2,3110 on 4,000 00
22,.5oo on
7,500 00
12,013 00
4,555 00
379,305 00
SERVICE
VeUiih.
(a) PcELic AXD Separate Schools
('/) PooE Schools
(<■) FOK THE EUCOUBAGEMENT OP AGBICnLTBKAL INSTRUCTION
21
To be voted for 1872.
S cts.
S cts. 200,000 00
G,000 00
3,000 00
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XIII.— EDUCATION— CoftimuecZ.
SERVICE.
(dj NoRM.u, AND Model Schools, Salaries : —
Head Master
Mathematical Master
Natural Science <lo
Writing flo
Drawing do
Music do
Gymnastic do
Master Boys' School
First Assistant do
Second do do
•Third do do
Mistress Girl's School
First Assistant do
Second do do
*Third do do
*Clerk of the Normal School
Janitor, salary and cleaning
(iardener
First En^neer
Second Engineer
Caretaker and Messenger
Furnaceman and Assistant Gardener
Assistant do do
(e) Normal and AEodel Schools. Continr/encies : —
Printing and Binding
Books, Stationery anil Ajipan-Jtna
E.vi)ense8 of Grouuils and i*lant House
Fuel and light
Water
Petty furnisUings andreimirs .,
Itepairs :—
Carpenters work
Tiiisniithingand hardware
Smith's woik, he.iting apparatus
Plumliing anil gasfitting
Painting and glazing
Bricklayer's and cariienter'a work
Slater's work
Repairing roofs
(f) HiGl! SMIO0I.S
(y) riioit.vRiKH, Apparatus asp Prizes
(h) Depository. SaUiries ; —
Clerk of Libraries
Assist.tnt do
Despatch Clerk
AssisLint do or Clerk of Sales
Aiwist.".nt in Dei>osit<iry.
To be voted for 1872.
$ cts.
2,000 00 1,500 00 1,500 00 750 00 400 00 400 00 i .•!00 00 i two 00 1 700 00 550 00 I 500 00 i 700 00 .500 00 4'.'5 00 400 00 000 00 410 00 410 00 410 00 :iOO 00 410 00
:<(>() 00
300 00
f.00 00 .3,000 GO
5.50 00 1,250 00
.■JOG 00
500 00
200 00 100 00
:m 00
200 00 500 00 lOO 00 lOO 00 1,200 00
1,200 00 coo 00 425 00
;t(»o tm
2"H» <iO
S cts.
14,845 00
8,800 00
72,000 00
.^,.500 00
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J)o in pnckin^room |
i:w 00 |
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34k5 00 300 00 |
1 |
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a,670 00 |
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• Appointed during recess.
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XIII.— EDUCATION— Co?ifi7iued
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SERVICE. |
To be voted for 1872. |
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(i) Depository. Contingencies :— Postages |
8 cts. 250 00 250 00 450 00 350 00 400 00 280 00 350 00 |
$ cts. |
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Stationery |
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Fuel, water and light |
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Do new catalogues |
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Packing paper, twine, nails, etc |
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ViimishiTi«^'s ami petty rppn,ir..{ ,, ,, , |
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2,330 00 |
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(J) SUPKKANXUAtEU TkACHEKS |
8,000 00 |
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(kj Ml'S!;im ;i-oluuiug fuel) '. |
3,850 00 |
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400 00 1,680 00 300 00 150 00 |
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(I) JouKNAL OF Education. Deputy SuperiutKUilfut as Editor, salarj' Printing and m.iilin^' 6,000 copies at -$140 per month |
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Postaij:e3. periodicals and contingencies |
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Engi'aving plans of school-houses, and other illustratioiis |
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2,530 00 |
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(m) HitiH School Isspkction |
4,000 00 |
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25,000 00 500 00 800 00 250 00 |
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(ii) PuBMC School Ikspection |
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26,550 00 |
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1 |
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(o) Collegiate Insiitl'te.s |
6,000 00 |
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4.000 00 2,200 00 1.600 00 1,200 00 1,000 00 ilUO 00 500 00 300 00 20O 00 365 00 48 00 |
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(i<) Education Office. Salaries : — , Chief Supei-uitemlent |
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Deputy do |
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Senior Clerk, Accountant and Registrar |
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Clerk of Statistics |
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Clerk of Records |
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Clerk of C'onespondence |
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General Assistant Clerk |
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* Do Junior Clerk ! |
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Messenger |
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Do for cleaning |
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12,313 00 |
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{q) Education Office. |
750 00 .550 00 400 00 300 00 175 00 275 00 650 00 450 00 280 00 300 00 |
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Cunlinfiencies : — Postat;e |
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Printing forms, blanks and paper |
• |
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Fuel and water |
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Stationeiy and books |
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Xewsp.ipers, law and other reports |
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High School Registers and Forms |
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Printing 5,000 copies of School Law i |
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Printing first part of Annual Ksport, 4,500 copies 1 Law Appeal cases | |
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Furniture, petty repairs and incidentala 1 |
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4,130 00 |
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Repairs : Repairing roofs and gutters |
1,200 00 300 00 |
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Repairs to plank^ walks |
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1,.500 00 |
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'Appointed during recess.
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XIV.— UNFORESEEN AND UNPROVIDED,
To Le voted per Statement (i.) .' 850,000 00
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No. of Vote. |
A. |
To be voted for 1872. |
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1 |
8 cts. 50,000 00 |
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X v.— MISCELL A.NEOUS.
To be voted per Statement (A) $47,158 00
DETAILS.
MlSCELLANEOU.S.
To )).iy money wrongfully e.stimatfd. Qiiefin rs. Clark
'j'o pay for alterations in l-inclsay Jail, made necessary by erruneuus approval of
the Government Inspector
Collecting Revenue from sale of Law Stamps -; . .
" " Tavern and Shop Licenses
" " Marriage Licenses
■' " Mimicipal J^oan Fund.
'• " Altjoma Land Tax
Printin;,' and Postage, Municipalities Fund
Payment of School Land deductions
Expenses of award
Keward for apprehension of the murderers of Tkoma.s Scutt, Ked River Settlement
To be voted in 1872.
X VI.— M UNILJ PALITIES FUND.
S cts.
4.")S 00
2,700 00
.SUO 00
L'OO 00
1,000 00
l,.i00 00
800 00
200 00
20,000 00
15,000 00
5,000 00
Voted in 1871.
47,158 00
S cU.
•M.an 4fi
'J'o lie voted per Statement (A) ?G8,().3() .09
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Xo. of Vote. |
A. |
1 To be voted for 1872. |
Paid in 1871. |
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1 |
Collections from sales of Clergy Reserves in 1871 88.5,0.'W 20 Less— 20 per cent cost of niaua(;cmeDt 17,007 64 |
$ cts. 68,030 56 |
S cts. 1 62,8yi ao |
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XVIL— CROWN LANDS EXPENDITURE.
To be voted per Statement (A) 8118,015 GG.
No. of Vote.
A.
1 Crown Lands expenditure
Detaila ! To be voted
Voted in 1871.
(o.)
.? cts. S cts.
118,01.5 06 11-5,400 00
DETAILS.
Board of Siirveyors
Agents' Salaries and Disbursements
Do do arrears of 1871 .
Inspectors valuingr lands
Do for services in 1871. \
Amount of accounts not rendered, i
Refunds
Claims for lands twice sold
Survey as follow.s ; —
Township of Effingham.
Do LyeU
Do Sabine
Do Brown
Do McKenzie
Do Fergusson
Do C'arling
Do Brougham
Do Southampton Park Lots
Defining and surveying lines between Licensed Territory and the
Crown Domain "
Two Townships, Lake Superior
Balance required to complete siu-veys now in progress
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S cts. |
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400 00 |
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30,000 00 |
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2,ai.5 6B |
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10,000 00 |
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1,000 00 |
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30,000 00 |
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5,000 00 |
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.3,000 00 |
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3,000 00 |
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3,000 00 |
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2,500 00 |
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2,400 00 |
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1,000 00 |
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2,000 00 |
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2,500 00 |
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400 00 |
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7,500 00 |
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7,000 OO |
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5,000 00 |
118,015 00
3 Ct3.
XVIII.— TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE.
To be voted per Statement (A) 87,000 00
MAmTENANCE.
Delaih.
Salaries ".
Giis
Fuel
Water '. '//„
Ordinary repairs and incidentals
Housekeeper
25
To be voted, for 1872.
S cts.
5,000 00 GOO 00 400 00 200 00 20O 09 GOO 00
7,000 00
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XIX.— LAND IMPROVEMENT FUND, AND COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
To be voted, per Statement (A) S62,181 27.
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No. of vote. |
A. |
To be voted for 1872. |
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1 |
Moneys collected from the sale of Crown Lands, subject to the Land Improvement Fund, for the year ending ;;oth June, 1871.. .830.828 59 ;Less— -J ths, leaving ith to the Land Improvement Fund... 40,602 87 |
S cts. 9,555 78 12,661 88 |
$ cts. |
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10,10.5 72 Less— 6 per cent, for cost of Collection and Management, 609 94 |
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2 |
Moneys collected from the sale of Common School Lands, subject to the Land Improvement Fund, for the year ending 30th June, 1871 53,880 33 |
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Less — 6 ixT cent, for Collection and Management 3,232 81 |
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50,647 52 To be distributed as follows, viz. — ith to the Land Improvement Fund |
1 1 |
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3 |
|ths to the Dominion Government, to be added to the Common School Fund . |
37,985 64 |
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4 |
Moneys collected from the Sale of Grammar School Lands, subject to the Land Improvement Fimd, from the 1st July, 1807, to the 30th June, 1871 8,416 87 |
1 1,977 97 |
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7,911 86 Less— Iths, leaving Jth to the Land Improvement Fund .... 5,933 89 |
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24,195 63 |
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1 1 |
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62,181 27 |
XX.— TO COVER EXPENDITURE UNDER UNFORESEEN AND UN- PROVIDED AND UNPAID ACCOUNTS OF IbTO AND 1871.
Tube voted per Statements (A) and (B) §59,185 13
No. of Vote.
Civil Oovernmeni.
Government House..
Legislation,
Parliament Buildings, repairs, ic '.
AdminitCratioii of Jutticc.
Miscellaneous Justice. — For Registry Offices, Lock-up Houses and pur- chase of ground at Parrj- Sound and Thimder Bay
Re-vote, unexi>ended bau.uce
Additional required to complfste service of 1871
Carried /ortcard..
26
$ cts.
383 95 1,710 05
$ cts. 100 97
538 IG
2,000 00
2,C99 13
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TO COVER EXPENDITURE, tc— Continued.
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A. |
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Bvought forward |
$ cts. |
$ cts. , 2,699 13 |
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Public Works and Buildings, |
2,477 41 3,529 39 |
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6,006 80 |
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2,587 37 458 00 |
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3,045 37 1 848 44 |
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7,201 77 |
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481 93 1 371 47 |
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Lock at Young's Point |
853 40 120 15 |
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891 00 |
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> |
Tjoudun Lunatic Asvluni — -Maintenance |
1,351 73 2,776 86 2,591 14 300 00 |
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Agriculture and Arts. Mechanics' Institute |
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Education. To pay Examiners of Public School Teachers arrears 1 |
1 |
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29,745 79 |
To Complete the Services of 1870 a^d 1871.
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No. of Vote. |
B. |
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1 |
SERVICES OF 1870. To cover amounts expended in excess of appropriation, asper^Publicj Accounts. Balance to be provided for in 1872, to complete the services of 1870, as per Statement No. 27, Public Accounts of 1870 |
$ cts. 122 05 60'.) 17 971 06 3,700 00 90 59 13 04 108 03 10 08 26 65 |
$ cts. |
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Registrar-General's Departmeet. Joseph Lesslie, Posta'^es, Registrar-General's Office, to 31st Dec, 1870.. H. 8. Crevfe, services as Clerk in Registrar-General's Office do. Hunter, Rose & Co., Printini; fur Registrar-General's Office. |
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Hon. E. B. Wood, to pay Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages.. H. S. Crewe, Cab hire and e.xpress charges, re do. do. W. Firstbrook, boxes supplied for Forms, re do. do. Hon. M. C. Cameron, to pay Registrars of do. do. J. R. Armstrong & Co., stove for Registrar-General's vault |
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John Notmau, i-itationery for do. |
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Carried forward |
5,712 47 |
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5,712 47 |
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TO COMPLETE THE SERVICES OF 1870 AND 1^71— Continued.
No. of Vote.
B.
Brought forxeurd
Auditor's Office.
W. R. Nursey, serWces as Clerk in Aiulitor's Office, to 31st Dec, 1870.. Robertson & Cook, Printing Circukirs
SERVICES OF 1871.
Balance to be provided for in 1872, to complete the services of 1871, as per Statement No. 27, Public Accounts of 1871
Civil (iovEBXMENT.
Government House
Lieutenant-Goveruor's office- Contingencies.. Attorney-General's office do.
Secretary and Registrars office do. Public Works Department do.
Inspector of Prisons' office do.'
Do. Clerk
Queen's Printer's Office — Contingencies
Legislation.
Sessional Writers, &c
Contingencies and Repairs
Administration of Justice.
Court of Chancery— Salaries
Do. Contingencies.
Court of Queen's Bench do.
Public Works and Buildinos.
London Lunatic .4^3ylum
Deaf and Dumb Institute, Belleville .
Youngs' Point Lock
Xonnal and Model Schools
Washago and Gravenhurst Road
Asylum Maintenanoe.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Belleville
JIdccation. Preparing Examination Papers— Public School Teachers.. Charges on Revenue.
Refunds
Miscell,vneo08
734 00 3 00
516 17 .5 80
1.51 74 31 31
199 82 ti.5 .W 84 00 22 17
2,212 8.5 1,(556 85
1,273 66 261 .56 283 21
1,581 79
551 88
2 07
1,013 50 177 91
5,712 47
737 00
6,447 47
1,076 56
3,869 70
1,818 43
3,327 15 1,068 06
GOO 00
8,098 82
3,131 75
29,439 94
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SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES.
Amounts required to meet the expenditure of the Province from the first day of January, 1872, till the Estimates for the year 1872 are finally passed :
CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
Government House — Salaries and Expenditure $200 00
Lieutenant-Governor's Ke.'iidence — Salaries 200 00
Executive Council Office — Salaries 170 16
Attorney-General's Office — Salaries 1,025 00
Treasuiy Department — Salaries 1,078 68
Secretary and Registrar's Office — Salaries 1,583 80
Department of Agriculture and Public Works — Salaries 1,824 08
Crown Lands Department — Salaries 5,999 90
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lispector of Prisons — Salaries and Expenses $450 00
Audit Ofiice — Salaries 574 00
Queen's Printer — fia.\a,ry and coat of Official Gazette 900 00
LEGISLATION.
Salaries $1,500 00
Sessional Writers, Messengers and Pages 1,800 00
Postages oOO 00
Indemnity to, and Mileage of Members 40.000 00
ABMINlSTIiATlON OF JUSTICE.
Court of Ohanceiy — Salaries $1,393 76
Court of Queen's Bench — S'aljiries 1,043 44
Court of Common Pleas — Salaries ^ '''^'^ 00
Master's Office — Salaries 690 00
Accountant — Salaries 373 36
Criminal Justice and Crown Council Pro.secutions 15,000 00
PUBLIC MOIUCS AND BUILDINGS. Oil account of this Service $50,0(10 00
ASYLUM MAINTENANCE. -,
Asylum for the In.^^ane, riyw/f/y *1 3,500 00
Asylum for the In.saue, Londun 10,000 00
Deaf and Dumb Institution and Asylum fjr the Blind 3.264 00
RKFORMATitRV. Maiiltenaiice and Salaries .$3.6 18 00
I^LSIIGIIATION. On account of thl- Service .$2,000 00
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EDUCATION.
Grammar Schools $28,000 00
Separate Schools 4,500 00
Superannuated Teachers 5,000 00
Normal Schools 2,000 00
Depository 11,500 00
J ournal of Education 430 00
Museum 500 00
Salaries 4,000 00
Contingencies SOO 00
CHARGES ON KEVKNTK.
Miscfllaneous — License and Stamp Office $200 00
CEOWN LANDS EXPENDITURE.
Salaries, &c., of Agents ?4,000 00
Refunds 2,000 00
Surveys 3,000 00
Colonization Roads 8,000 00
Contingencies 5,000 00
SUPPLEMENTARY ESTI.M.4TE.
Estimated expenditure for certain charges connected with tin?
several Departments 50,000 00
Total .«!288,318 18
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A. 1871-2
REPORT
ON THE
MUNICIPAL LOAN FUI
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
PRIiPARED BY THE HON. E. B. WOOD,
AND BEING
Retturn to an Address to His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, representing that during a previous Session of this House, an Address was voted to His Excellency praying for certain information touching the Municipal Loan Fund, including a statement of the principal and interest paid by each Municipality ; and further representing that a Return was made to the said Address which was incomplete, inasmuch as it did not contain anj^ statement of the amount of interest paid by such Municipalities as have no sums to the credit of the Sinking Fund ; and praying that His Excellenc}' will be pleased to cause to be laid before this House with all convenient speed, a further statement in reply to the said Address.
TORONTO: PRINTED BY HUNTER. ROSE & CO., 86 AND 88 KING ST. WEST.
1871.
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THE MUNICIPAL LOAN FUND OF UPPER CANADA.
The Upper Canada Municipal Loan Fund, to consist of all moneys directed to form part thereof, was established by the ICtli Vict., cap. 22, passed on the 10th November, 1852. Unlimited powers of borrowing on the credit of the said fund, subject to the approval of the Governor in Council, were by the same Act conferred upon the Upper Canada Municipalities to enable them to eflfect certain public improvements, and these powers continued until the passing of the Act 18 Vict., chap. 13, on the 18th December, 1854, by which the Fund itself was limited to £1,500,000 sterling, together with such further sums as constitute the Sinking Fund thereof, and the extent to which a Muni- cipality miglit liorrow was thereby limited to 20 per cent, on the aggregate valuation of property in the said Municipality, according to the then last assessment roll thereof ; and by the 22nd Vict., chap. 15, passed on the 4th May, 1859, no further loans to Upper Canada Municipalities could be made on the credit of the Fund, except under By-laws sanctioned by the Governor in Council prior to the date of that Act.
The moneys which have been directed to constitute the Fund' are :
1. Those paid in by the^Municipalities on account of the principal and interest of their respective loans.
2. By the 20th Vict., chap. 20, passed 20tb June, 1857, it was provided that the share of the Municipalities Fund, accruing to any Municipality certified by the Receiver General to lae in default, or to the several Municipalities in any County while such County is so certified to be in default, may be carried to the credit of such Municipality or County on account of such default. By the 22nd Vict., chap. 15, sec. G, passsed 4th May, 1859, (known as the Compromise Act), it was provided that so long as any sum of money is payaljle to the Receiver General by any Municipality under previous Acts relating to the Loan Fund, he may always retain in his hands any sum of money which would otherwise be payable by him to such Municipality, crediting the same to it in his accounts with it under the said Acts. But by the 22nd Vict., chap. 48, sec. 20, passed also on the 4th May, 1859, (being the Seigniorial Amendment Act of 1859), it was enacted that so long as any Municipality shall at any time be in default in any payment which ought to have been made by it to the said Loan Fund, such Municipality shall have no share in any distribution of the Upper Canada Municipalities Fund, which shall be made while such Municipality is so in default, and the share it would otherwise have had shall go to the other Municipalities.
3. By the Act just cited it was also provided that a sum of money equal to that which under the provisions of the Seigniorial Amendment Act of 1859, will be j)ayable yearly to Seigniors in Lower Canada out of the Provincial Funds, over and above the amount payable to them out of the Fund for the relief of the censitaires under the Seigniorial Act of 1854, shall be payable yearly out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund of this Province to the credit of the Upper Canada Municipal Loan Fund, so long as the Province is under advances to the said Fund.
By the 16th V^ict., chap. 22, the Governor in Council was authorized to direct loans to be made from the Upper Canada Budding Fund to meet the charges on the Loaa Fund from time to time, but this provision was never acted upon.
The payments to be made by the Municipalities were fixed liy tlie 16th Vict., chap. 22, at the yearly rate of 6 per cent, for interest, and 2 per cent, for Sinking Fund on the amount of their respective Loans. By the 20th Vic, chap. 20, it was provided with respect to the cases of Municipalities in default, that as it might be inexpedient to press the collection of the whole sum due, the Governor might issue his warrant to the Sheriff directing what rate that officer should lo-y, providing that such rate sliould not be less than I2k cents on the dollar of the yearly value of the assessed property of such Muni- cipalities. But another and final change was made by the passing on the 4th May, 1859, of the 22nd Vict., chap. 15, and as this Act imposes various duties and obligations upon the Municipalities interested and their officers, as well as prescribes the amount to be-
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paid, and the time and manner of payment, it is necessary that its leading provisions should be briefly stated. It provides —
1. That instead of the payments which each Municipality was bound to make under previous Acts, a sum equal to five cents in the dollar on the assessed yearly value, or a like per centage on the interest at six per cent, per annum on the jissessed value, of all the assessable property in every Municipality which had raised money by Delieutures on the credit of the Municipal Loan Fund, should be paid by such Municipality to the Receiver Gener.al, on or before the first day of December, 1859, and every year there- after, until the total amount in principal and interest, payable by reason of its loan, should be paid and satisfied, or a smaller sum should be sufficient to satisfy the same in any year, in which case such smaller sum only should be so paid.
2. But the sum to be so paid by a Municipality should never be less than the same per centage on the Assessment Rolls for the year 1858 for the same I^Iunicijiality would have produced, and in case of diminished value from that standard the rate was to be pro- portionately increased, and was to be imposed on any increased assessed value over that of the year stated.
By 29-30 Vict-, chap. 53, sec. 12, and 32 Vict., chap. 36, sec. 12, for the rate of five cents in the dollar on the assessed yearly value, and on six per cent, for the annual assessed actual value, as provided in 22 Vict, chap. 15, was substituted a rate of not less than oi^e-third of a cent in the dollar upon the actual value of all rateable proj)erty in all Municipalities in Upper Canada indebted to the Upper Canada Municii>al Loan Fund, unless a smaller rate would produce eight per cent, upon the capital of the loan; but it was provided that if the rate of one-third of a cent in the dollar on the actual value of the property should produce a less sum than five cents in the dollar on the annual value thereof in 1858, such a rate should be levied as would produce, a sum equal to that produced by a rate of five cents in the dollar on the Assessment liolls of the year 1858.
Since 1859 only five per cent, interest has been charged on the princijjal of each loan, the Government in that year having consolidated and assumed the entire indebted- ness of the Municipalities created under the Municipal Loan Fund, and is.sued therefor 5 per cent. Provincial bonds, which were accepted at par by the holders of the Muni- cipal Loan Fund debentures, which were given up and cancelled. Therefore, as the Government paid only 5 per cent., it has charged the Municipalities only 5 per cent, which would make the interest and sinking fund 7 per cent, per annum instead of 8 per cent
3. The sum so to be paid was to be the first charge upon all the funds of a ISliinici- pality, and any Treasurer or other officer of a MunicipaUty who should, after the 1st December, 1859, pay any sum whatever out of any funds of the Municipality in his hands until the sum due to the Receiver General was paid, should be deemed guilty of a mis- demeanor, and be liable for every sum so paid as for money received by liim for the Crown.
4. If the sum aforesaid was not paid, the Municipality was to be held to be in default, r.r>d to be liable to be dealt with in the manner provided by previous Acts with regard \» Municipalities in default.
5. To ensure the collection of the sum aforesaid, a special rate upon all the assess- able property in every Municip.ality which had raised money by Debentures on tlic credit of the Municipal Loan Fund of five cents in the dollar upon the yearly value, and a like per centage on the interest at the rate of six per cent, on the assessed value, was imposed in the year 1859, and a like rate in each year thereafter, until the entire debt and inte- rest should be paid off, or a lower rate substituted by Order in Council, in cases where such lower rate would be sufficient to pay the interest and Sinking Fimd. Such rate to be entered on the Collector's rolls and collected and paid to the Treasurer as ordinary rates, whether any other rate was or was not imposed, and the proceeds of such rate were to be applied by the Trea.surer exclusively towards the p.ayment of the sum p.'ivable by the Municipality to the Receiver General in each year ; and it was further provided that any treasurer, collector or other Municipal officer, or functionary, or any memlier of the Muni- cipal Council, wilfully neglecting or refusing to perform or concur in performing any oflicial act requisite for the collection of the said rate, or misapplying, or being a party to the
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misapplication of any portion of tlie (iroceeds thereof should be held guilty of a mis- demeanor, and with his sureties should he personally liable for any sum which, by reason of such neglect, misconduct, refusal or misapplication, should not, at the time fixed, be paid to the Receiver General, as fur moneys received by such member, treasurer, collector, vr other Municipal officer or functionary for the Crown.
6. All sums of money coming to a Municipality as the profits, dividends or returns from any work for which a loan had been authorized, or as interest or principal of any sum lent by the Muuicijiality out of such loan, or otherwise howsoever by reason of such loan, was to be paid into the hands of the Treasurer and be by him carefully kept apart from all other moneys, and paid over from time to time to the Receiver General, to be
• by him placed to the credit of the Mnnicipality with the Consolidated Muuicii)al Loan Fund, except in so far as was otherwise especially provided in the By-law authorizing such loan.
7. After any Municipality had borrowed any money on the credit of the Municipal Loan Fund, it was not to contract any further debt without the consent and approval of the Governor in Council, until all debts to the Fund had been wholly paid off.
8. So long as any sum of money was payable to the Receiver General by any Muni- cipality on Loan Fund Account, he might ahvays retain in his hands any sum of money which would otherwise have been payable by him to such Municipality, crediting the same to it in his accounts.
9. By the Legislation of 1859, respecting the Municipal Loan Fund and the Seigniorial tenure, it was designed by means of the Municipalities Fund, (Clergy Reserve Jloneys), to compensate those Municipalitii'S vvliich had nut borrowed under this Fund, or having borrowed kept their interest and sinking fund paid up in full ; and to a certain extent this has been accomplished. Prior to the year 1860 there had, fiom this Fund, been distributed among the Municipalities in Upper Canada $2,024,425.32. In the distri-' bution, up to this period, all the Municipalities participated alike, whether in default in their payments under their Loan Fund indebtedness or not. Since 1859 any Munici- pality in default has been deprived of the share it wui Id otherwise have been entitled to, in the Clergy Re.serve Moneys, and the same has been merged in the General Fund and thereby increased the share falling to each Mnnicipality which had not borrowed under the Loan Fund, or having borrowed, was not in default. Since 1859 there has been up to this date distributed §1,737,522.47 ; and the moneys taken from the defaulting Municipalities and paid over to tiie n<in-borrowing and non-defaulting ]\Iunicipalities amount to $157,976. To this extent the latter Municipalities have been compensated for contributions by general taxation towards the interest paid by the General Govern- ment out of the Public E.xchequer on the several loans of the Municipalities in default. The fund >et to be collected and distributed is estimated at $1,000,000, and the share of this which will be withheld from the Municipalities indebted under the Loan Fund by reason of their default, and which will be merged in the General Fund and paid over to the other Municipalities will be about $100,000 — further compensation to these latter Municipalities. This is the extent to which it was intended to compensate the other Municipalities by what was then and has since been regarded as the final legislation on this subject in 1859. Full compensation it certainly is not ; and it is difficult to see how full or even partial compensation other than that provided by the Legislation of 1859 can be given. Tliere are twenty-six Municipalities which have nothing to the credit of their sinking fund .nd whose interest is largely in arrear. These borrowed in the aggre- gate .$5,925,400. The arrears of interest on the principal on the first day of January, 1871, amounted to $5,007,491.43. The proposition to forgive these Municipalities the greater part of their indebtedness, and then to make an equivalent or compensating grant to the remaining Municipalities, would involve a charge on the treasury of not less than $100,000,000 ! No suggestions as to how the indebtedness under the Loan Fund shall be dealt with are offered. These observations are thrown out for the purpose of inducing study and thought on a most important subject.
10. The following tables will explain themselves. Following the tables is each Muni- cipality, taken alphabetically, and a short history is given of its loan with a brief state- ment of the leading facts connected with the Loan and the Municipality.
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Brantford, Town of
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Chippewa, Village of
Chatham, Town of
Dundas, do
Elizabethtown, Township of
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Guelph, do
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London, City of
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Niagara, Town of
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Perth, County of
Prescott, To^vn of
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St. Catharines, Town of
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Stratford, do
Windham, Township of
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Interest paid on Interest in Ar- Account. rear.
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A. 1871-2
TOWNSHIP OF BEETIE.
This township, in 1853, borrowed under the Municipal Loan Fund $40,000, which it invested in the stock of the Buffalo, Brantford and Goderich Railway Company, which proved worthless, and was wiped out in the Act incorporating the Buffalo and Lake Huron Radway Company, the successors of the Bufi;do, Brantford and Goderich Railway Com- pany. The annual assessable property in 1858 amounted to $39,525.60, producing by five cents in the dollar, f 1,970.28. The annual payment required at 5 per cent, interest and 2 per cent, sinkingfund would be $2,800. This township is rapidly paying off its indebt- edness. It has paid up its interest, and has $10,399. 24- to the credit of its sinking fund. It has paid for principal and interest, $47,480.53, up to the first of July, 1871. The fol- lowing is a detailed statement of its payments, with dates : —
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Date. |
Cash Payments. |
Ex Clergy Reserves. |
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3rd Januan-, 18.54 |
S 2,264 2 400 1,200 1,600 48 1,600 1,600 1,600 1.605 1,600 6 |
:t.s. ■M 00 00 00 00 80 00 00 00 48 00 82 |
S cts. |
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13th Febru.ary, 1854 |
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10th July, 18o4 2nd September, 1854 |
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14th February, 1855 |
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21st May, 18.55 27th July, 1855 |
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24th October, 18.56 |
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30th December, 1856 8th Auf.Tist, 1«.57 |
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31st December, 1857 |
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20th July, 1858 |
568 56 |
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27th July, 185'J |
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179 96 |
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5th December, 18.59 28th November, 1860 |
2,000 1.800 204 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 3,200 3,200 3,200 3,200 3,200 3,200 |
00 00 61 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 |
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22nd December, 1860 |
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28th November, 1861 |
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31st December, 1862 |
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12th November, 1863 X7th December, 1864 |
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18th November, 1865 |
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18th December, 1866 |
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17th December, 1867 |
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lUth November, 1868 |
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11th December, 1869 |
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30th January, 1870 |
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13th December, 1870 |
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Cash |
46,732 748 |
01 52 |
748 52 |
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Ex (Jlergy Reserve |
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Total |
47,480 |
53 |
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TOWNSHIP OF BRANTFORD.
This townsbip, in 1853, borrowed under the Municipal Loan Fund $50,000, which it invested in the stock of the Buffalo, Brantford and Goderich Railway Company, which proved worthless, and was wijicd out by the Act incorporating the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company, the successors of the Buffalo, Brantford and Goderich Railway Company. Five cents in the dollar on the assessed annual value of its property in 1858, would more than pay 5 per cent, interest, and 2 per cent, sinking fund on the loan. Its total pay-
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ments amount to $70,470.18, and it has to the credit of its sinking fund $34,214.93. The following is a statement in detail of its payments, with dates, up to the first of Jan- uary, 1871 : —
Date.
29th 17th
2nd 14th 22nd
4th 21st ISth 16th
4th 30th 27th
6th 26th 31st
4th
4th 2;?rd 16th ISth
6th 16th 16th 17th 20th 29th 22nd 19th
7th 16th 21st
December, 1853 ..
July, 1854
September, 1854.. February, 1855 ..
August, 1855
January, 1856
October, 1856 ... . February, 1857 .
June, 1857
July, 1857
September, 1858..
July, 1859
December, 1859 .. December, 1860 . . December, 1861 ..
July, 1861
August, 1862
December, 1862..
January, 1863
August, 1863
January, 1864
January, 1865
February, 1866 ..
January, 1867
February, 1867 ..
July, 1867
August, 1867 .... November, 1867.. September, 1869.. December, 1869 .. December, 1870 ..
Cash
Ex Clergy Reserve .
Total
Cash Payments.
S cts.
2,832 87
500 00
1,500 00
2,000 00
2,000 00
2,000 00
2,000 00
"2,000" '66"
6,619 00 6,294 00 1,641 00
3,000 00
63 92
688 80
3,312 00
3,.521 62
3,500 00
3,500 00
478 38
1,500 00
650 70
1,500 00
640 05
4,592 00
6,850 40
63,184 74 7,285 44
70,470 18
Ex Clergy Reserves.
S cts.
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2,067 |
25 |
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8 |
52 |
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1,316 420 |
52 20 |
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1,089 2,383 |
92 03 |
7,285 44
THE TOWN OF BEANTFOED.
This town effected two loans under the Municipal Loan Fund Act. The first in 1853 ($100,000) was invested in the stock of the Buffalo, Brantford and Goderich Eailway Company, now the Buffalo and Lake Huron Eailway Company. The stock proved to be "Utterly worthless, and was finally extinguislied on the re-organization of the former Com- pany, under the name of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Eailway Company. Of the second loan, effected in 1854, for $400,000, $360,000 were advanced to the Buffalo, Brantford and Goderich Eailway Company, on the security of its bonds — the Balance being left in the hands of the Eeceiver General to apply on account of the interest and sinking fund on the loan. Up to July, 1856, the town kept up the payment of its interest on the full sum of $500,000. In July, 1859, the interest had fallen into arrear some $37,000. From that period, availing itself of the Act 22 Vic, cap. 15, the town has reduced its payment on account of these loans to the annual sum of $9,229.70, being at the rate of five cents in the dollar, on the assessment of 1858, no subsequent assessment exceeding tliat of that year. The following is a return which has been rendered, in reply to letters addressed to ,the piayor and treasurer of the town, calling for a statement shewing what bonds or other
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securities had been taken from the Railway Company for the loans — and what had been. received for principal or interest on account of such securities.
By proceeds of sale of bonds, at G.5 per cent $321,186 85
To paid, and in course of payment, Grand liiver Navi- gation Debentures, repairs and interest S16-t,!S27 02
Great Western Railway, bonus on Harrisburg Railwaj'. . . 75,000 GO
p' Grand Trunk Railway, for workshops at Brantford 32,500 00
^Balance in Treasurer's hands, November, 1871 48,859 23
$321,186 85 $321,186 85
Tlie total loans were §500,000 ; the total paj-meuts are $228,613.57 ; the arrears of interest are $313,319.64. The .annual value of the assessment for 1871 is $137,194 ; that of 1858, $184,594. At 7 per cent, on loan for interest and sinking fund, the annual pay- ment would be $35,000. Five cents in the dollar on the assessment of 1858 (being greater than that of 1871), makes the annual payment $9,229.70, which the town has punctuallj paid since the Relief Act of 1859. The follo\ving is a detailed statement of payments, with dates, to the first of January, 1871 : —
Date.
Cash Pajinents.
S-^rd December, 18.53 1
2nd September, 1854
8th January, 1855
inth September, i8-55
IJith JaniKiry, 1856
1st October, 1856
17th January, 1857
3rd June, 1857
14th .July 18.57
:50th September, 18-58
9th December, 1858
Slst December, 1858
•27th July, 1859
1st December, 1859
7th Janu.iry, 18(>0
lat December, 1860
2nd December, 1801
2nd December, 1862 :
<ith February, 1864
.5th December, 1864
6th December, 1865
2nd January, 1867
.30th Decraber, 1868
31st December, 1869
20th June, 1870
20th December, 1870
Cash
Kx Clergy Keserve..:
Total
$ cts.
5,665 75
.3,000 00
1,000 00
.35 923 28
20,415 27
8,332 80 7,492 37 7,609 47
13,974 06 2,692 00
9,148 81 9,229 9.229 9,229 9,322 9,137 9,229 9,229 9,229 9,229 9,229 9,229
00 70 70 70 70 00 40 70 70 70 70 70 70
216,861 40 11,770 17
228,631 57
[ Ex Clergy Beserve.
$ cts.
6,441 50
2,72r 23
1,956 84
644 60
11,770 17
TO\^T^ OF BELLEVILLR
In 1854 Belleville borrowed under the Municip.al Loan Fund $20,000, which it ex- pended in local improvements. Tiie assessed value of its propertv in 1858 was $151,999.47. The annual value in 1871 was §100,187.20 ; the actual value "being, $2,669,786.78. Of
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course, five cents in the dollar on the assessment of 1858 will yield much more than enough to provide for five per cent, interest and 2 per cent, sinking fund. The total payments amount to $25,791.03. It has to the credit of its sinldng fund $12,133.83. The follow- ing is a detailed statement of its payments, with dates, to the first January, 1871 : — ■
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Date. |
Cash Payments. |
Ex Clergy Reserves. |
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19th February, 1S55 |
S 11S7 1600 |
cts. 93 00 |
$ cts. |
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3d March, 1856 |
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14th October, 18.56 |
847 20 815 42 1682 22 |
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23rd July, 1837 |
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22nd July, 1858 |
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3rd June, 1859 |
1654 1665 1600 36 1630 1630 1628 1640 1635 1629 1630 1625 1625 |
5fi 33 00 67 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 |
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7th Febru-ary, 1S60 |
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24th .January, 1861 _ |
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16th April, 1861 |
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51st December, 1861 |
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4th February, 1863 |
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22nd January, 1864 |
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10th June, 1865 |
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1st March, 1866 |
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24th December, 1866 |
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28th December, 1867 |
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31st January, 1869 |
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2Sth December, 1869 . |
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Cash... |
822,416 3,344 |
19 84 |
$;5344 84 |
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Ex CleroTT Reserve |
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Total.. |
S25,761 |
03 |
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TOWN OF BROCKVILLE.
In 1854 this town borrowed #97,333.33, under the Municipal Loan Fuud, on which, assisted by the Brockville and Ottawa Railway Company, it kept up the payment of interest until July, 185G, when the loan was increased to $400,000, the whole being advanced to the Railway Company, and secured by a first mortgage, held jointly with the united counties of Lanark and Renfrew, and the township of Elizabethtown, on the- railway. From this period the town fell rapidly into arrear, until, in June, 1859, it had- aocumulated a debt, for interest and contingency, of upwards of $G9,000.
It appears that, in accordance with the requirements of the Government of the late Province of Canada, the town deposited $40,000 of its debentures in the Bank of Upper Canada, to assist in making up the payment of five cents in the dollar. These debentures are not in the charge of the Government of Ontario.
The Treasurer of the town states in reply to an enquiry addressed to him, that the- town of Brockville has no other security but the mortgage above mentioned. The mort- gagors have failed to fulfil the covenants of the mortgage for the repayment of the prin- cipal and interest, and the municipalities interested have not enforced their claims.
As has been stated, the total loan is $400,000. The total payments are $47,304.08. The annual value of the assessed property in 1858 was $103,180.57; that of 1871, $74,280. Five cents in the dollar on the assessment of 1858 produces $5,159.53. The annual payment for five per cent, interest and two per cent sinking fund would be $28,000. The total arrears of interest are $389,628.27. The following is a detail«d statement of he rate of taxation for the years 1862-3-4, and 1869-70-71 : —
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On annual value. On actual value. On annual value.
1862 - . 12^ 1869 - - 1 - - 16f
1863 - - 18 1870 - - Ij-V - - 18=^
1864 - - 17| 1871 - - liV - - 18|
The following is a statement in detail of the payments, with dates, to 1st Jan., 1871 : —
Date.
2nd .Tanuary, 1855
3rcl January, 1855
7th April, 1856
10th July, 1856
31st December, 1857... 30th September, 1858..
27th July, 1859
11th November, 1859..
6th February, 1860...
4th December, 1860...
25th April, 1862
31st December, 1862... 23rd September, 1865..
Cash
Ex Clergy Reserve. .
Total
Cash Payments.
S cts.
4410 67
1436 00
7864 73
3893 33
4799 74
484 00
5172 42
5159 53
5159 53
5159 53
$43,559 48 3744 60
S47304 08
Ex Clergy Reserves.
S cts.
17.50 88
1.509 72
484 00
33744 GO
THE TOWN OF BAERIE.
In May, 185.5, Barrie borrowed the sum of $12,000, which was expended in local improvements. The indebtedness of the town to the Municipal Loan Fund is unchanged. It has no sinking fund to its credit, but is not in arrcar with its interest. Five cents on the dollar on the a.ssessment of 1858 would jiroduce $876, more than 5 per cent interest, and 2 per cent, sinking fund on loan. But hitherto the town has only paid the interest on the capital. The total payments made by Barrie amount to $10,520.60. The follow- ing is a detailed statement of payments with dates, to the first of January, 1871 : —
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DaT£. |
Cash Payments. |
Ex Clergy Reserves. |
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'Vlfh Jamiarv 1856 |
3 cts. 623 Xi 481 65 480 00 482 07 480 00 485 15 |
$ eta. |
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2(itli .Tuniiarv 1857 |
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2nd .Tulv, 1857 |
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T'th Anril 18.58 |
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2."ith AnmiHt 1858 * |
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27th Jiilv 18.59 |
157 52 |
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nth March 1861 |
880 25 886 29 905 24 |
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4th .Tulv 1803 |
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*'nf! Seutcmber 1864 |
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*lth Februarv 1805 |
942 45 2730 72 985 93 |
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27th December. 1869 |
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27th December, 1870 |
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Cash "Kx (ylercv Reserve. |
310,.3C3 08 157 .52 |
?157 52 |
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Total |
510,520 60 |
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THE COUNTY OF BRUCE.
In 1853 the United Counties of Huron and Bruce obtained a loan under tlie Muni- cipal Loau Fund of $500,000, wliich was invested in the stock of the Bufialo, Brantford and Goderich Railway Company. In 1854 a further sum of S8,000 was borrowed for local improvements. Considerable sums were paid in from time to time by these United Counties in excess of their interest, until the period of their separation in 1867.
On the 1st July in that year there stood at credit of their Joint Sinking Fund the sum of $139,787.04. This amount was then divided, and §114,325.05 was the portion allotted to Huron and $24,961.99 to Bruce. The loan was also divided, $253,000 being charged to Huron and $55,000 to Bruce.
Smce the separation and division Bruce has paid nothing, and its Sinking Fund being charged semi-annually with the amount due on interest account has been reduced to $20,132.98. The stock of the Company proved worthless, and was wiped out by the Act incorporating the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company, the successors of the old Company.
The principal of the debt as above stated is $55,000, and there is $20,132.98 to the credi of the Sinking Fund. Bruce should pay annually for interest and Sinking Fund at five per cent, interest and two per cent. Sinking Fund $3,850. Five cents in the dollar on the annual value of the assessment of 1871 would much more than do this.
THE TOWN OF COBOURG.
This town in 1853 obtained a loan under the Municipal Loan Fund of $300,000, which was increased in 1854 to $400,000, and in 1855 to $500,000. The whole was .appropriated to the construction of the Cobourg and Peterboro Railway.
The following are the payments credited to the town on account of interest.
1853. Premium on sale of debentures $ 150 09
1854. Cash 26,323 28
1856. Ex Clergy Reserves 5,920 62
1857. Cash, $12,000; ex Clergy Reserves, $1,847.48 13,847 48
1858. Ex Clergy Reserve 1,709 82
1859. " « 425 04
1860. Cash 10,761 30
1861. " 2,761 30
Total $61,898 93
On the 1st July, 1861, the arrears of interest and contingency had accumulated to $193,831.43.
The following brief summary of the prospects of the tovni in regard to its investment in the Cobourg and Peterboro Railway may be made :
After the road was constructed a rival line was built by the extension of the Port Hope, Lindsay and Beaverton Railway, from Millbrooke^to Peterboro. The means for defraying the cost of this branch were mainly supplied through the JIunicipal Loan Fund, notwithstanding the strong representations made by the people of Cobourg as to the ruinous consequences of this work upon their own investment. The Cobourg and Peterboro Railway has not been run for tlie last eleven or twelve years. Its affairs have long been in Chancery. The Rice Lake Bridge is a perfect ruin. The rolling stock and iron have been removed ; and the town has not derived, and is not likely to derive, any revenue whatever from its investment.
Mr. Brodie, the treasurer, says : — " The Town Council assessed for two years one shilling in the pound on the assessed value of 1858, and remitted the same to the Receiver General, but after the rival road was built, which cut off the Peterboro trade, .and after the destruction of Rice Lake Bri ige, the Corporation was unable to continae 4;he assessment."
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With regard to securit}' the treasurer adds : — " The only bond or security the Cor- poration liolds is deferred stock in the C. P. and Marmora Railway and Mining Com- pany to the extent of $120,000, the value of which we cannot estimate at present. It seems to us valueless. It gives our Mayor a seat at the Railway Board, and that seems- its only value."
The total loans, as has been stated, amount to $500,000. The total pajTuents to $61,898.93. The arrears of interest are $588,387.39. The annnal value of the assess- ment for 1871, $86,489 ; that for 1858, $135,225. The annual payment for interest at five per cent, and sinking fund at two per cent, would be $35,000. The annual payment of five cents in the dollar on the assessment for 1858 would be $6,761.30.
Rate of ta.xation for the years 1862-3-4 and 1869-70-71.
On annual value. On actual value.
1862 - - 14| 1869
1863 - - 18f 1870
1864 - - 25 1871
On annual vahie. 11 - - 20.85 n ' - - 25.
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The following is a detailed statement of the payments :
Date.
3l9t December, 1853..
6th Febniary, 1854... 2',lth February, 1854...
17th October, 1854
11th November, 1856.
5th February, 18.57...
3rd November, 1857. 31st December, 1857..
10th July, 1858
27th July, 18.59
6th Feliruai-y, 1860.. 14th Febnmry, ]8r,0 .. 31st December, 1860.. 26th Februaiy, 1861 ..
Cash
E.\ Clergy Reserve
Total
Cash Payments.
S cts.
150 09
12131 50
8000 00
6191 78
8C00 00 4000 00
.56.50 00
1111 30
4000 00
2761 30
«S1,995 97 9,902 96
$61,898 93
Ex Clergy Res«r»eB.
$ «te.
.9920 82
1847 48
1709 83
f2i 04
$9903 M
THE VILLAGE OF CHIPPAWA.
In June, 1853, Cliippawa borrowed the sum of $26,000, $20,000 of which was in- vested in the Eric and Ontario Railway Company, and became an entire loss. The balance, $6,000, was expended on the " Chippawa Cut," which unites the Niagara and Welland rivers.
For four and a half years from June, 1853, to January, 1858, the interest on the whole loan was kept paid up. The village then fell into arrear, but with the a.ssistance of a portion of the tnlls levied on the " Chippawa Cut," and authorizecl by Order in Council, dated 10ti> June. 1859, to be paid over to tiie Municipality (Public Acts, 1860, part 1, page 188), it made its payments of five cents in the dollar for the years from 1859 to 1866 inclusive. The allowance to the village taken out of the canal tolls commenced in 1859, and appears to have been discontinued in 1865, (the last entry traceable being in the Public Accounts of 1865, part 1, page 178), and the payment of five cents in the dollar ceased with the year 1866. Only one later payment having bean made of $635 in June, 1868.
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As has been stated, the original loan was $26,000. Tlie total payments are $14,700.40. The arrears of interest are $12,087.30. The assessed value of the pro- perty in 1871, $9,5G5, against $18,550 in 1858. To meet 5 per cent, interest and 2 per cent, sinking fund, the annual payment should be $1,820. Five cents in the dollar on the assessment of 1858 produces $927.50. The following is a detailed statement of payments, with dates to the 1st January, 1871.
Date.
31st December, 1853..
7th January, 1854
6th October, 18C4
14th February, 1855 .. 26th January, 1856
4th March, 1856
10th March, 1856
28th March, 18.56
14th October, 1856
6th July, 1857
30th September, 1858.. 27th July, 1859
1st February, 18G0 .
19th April, 18G0
31.st December, I860..
3rd January, 1861
3rd April, 1862
5th May. 1862
20th February, 1863 ., 2l8t November, 1S63 17th December, 1864 ..
1.3th April, 1865
28th November, 1866.,
6th June, 1868
Cash
Ex Clergy Reserve .
Total
|
Cash Payments. |
|
|
$ |
rts. |
|
10 |
32 |
|
1,120 |
00 |
|
800 |
00 |
|
800 |
00 |
|
800 |
00 |
|
400 |
00 |
|
400 |
00 |
18 00
406 00
|
675 |
00 |
|
252 |
50 |
|
7.50 |
00 |
|
177 |
50 |
|
674 |
81 |
|
259 |
22 |
|
920 |
97 |
|
927 |
.50 |
|
927 |
50 |
|
927 |
60 |
|
927 |
50 |
|
635 |
00 |
|
12,809 |
32 |
|
1,891 |
08 |
14,700 40
Ex Clergy Reserves.
$ ct>.
824 40
558 90
38,'i 02
122 76
atii 08
TOWNSHIP OF CANBORO.
This township borrowed in 1853 $8,000, which it invested in the stock of the Buf falo, Brantford and Goderich Railway Company. It became an entire loss, as the stock was extinguished by the Act incorporating the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Com- pany, the successors of the former Company. The actual assessed value of its property in 1858 was $218,256 ; its annual value $13,095.36, five cents in the dollar on which would produce $654.76 more than enough to pay interest at five per cent., and sinking fund at two per cent, on loan, which would be $560. Its assessment in 1871 had increased to $238,946 actual value, and $13,976.76 annual value. Its total payments amount to $9,659.96, and it has to the credit of its sinking fund $3,941.47. The following is a do- tailed statement of payments : —
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Datk. |
Cash Paj-ments. |
Ex Clergy Eeserves. |
|
13th January, 1S54 |
•S ets. 453 25 80 00 240 00 320 00 640 00 320 00 4 10 320 CO |
§ ets. |
|
2n(i August, 1854 |
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|
21^+ September, 1854 „ 4tb June, 1S55 22nd December, 1855 |
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|
12th August, 1856 |
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|
30th October, 185G |
||
|
19th January, 1857 |
||
|
6th June, 1857 |
12 23 |
|
|
27 th January, 1858 |
320 00 .340 00 320 00 |
|
|
1st June, 1858 |
||
|
17th September, 1858 |
||
|
24th September, 1858 |
2 04 |
|
|
5th February. 1859 |
325 00 320 00 321 92 321 88 320 00 320 00 350 00 320 00 320 00 C40 00 320 00 359 .54 223 00 417 00 320 00 200 00 320 00 200 00 200 00 200 00 |
|
|
14th JuIt, 1859 |
||
|
31st December, 1859 |
||
|
10th iugust, 1860 |
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|
14th February, 1861 |
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|
20th September, 1861 |
||
|
8th February, 1862 |
||
|
22nil Augiist, 1862 |
||
|
14th February, 1863 |
||
|
26th December, 1863 : 10th Januarj', 1865 8th February, 1865 |
||
|
26th September, 1865 18th J.-inu.ary, 1866 ■ 23ra February, 1867 2n(l September, 1867 |
||
|
30th December, 1867 |
||
|
;JOth January, 1868 |
||
|
14th January, 1869 |
||
|
12th Februaiy, 1869 |
||
|
Cash Ex Clergy Reserve |
9,645. 69 14 27 |
14 27 |
|
Total |
9,6.59 96 |
TOWN OF CORNWALL.
This Town borrowed under the Municipal Loan Fund in 1854 ?12,000, wliich it laid out in local imjtrovcments. Five cents in the dollar on the assessment of 1858 would more than provide the interest at 5 per cent, and Sinking Fund at 2 per cent, on Loan. The ap.^essed value of its [iroperty in 18.58 and the subsequent j-ears to date is not known. Its total payments amount to Sl.5,512.4.5, and it has to the credit of its Sinking Fund $7,20.5.97. 1 he last payment was made in December, 1SG9. The following is a detailed statement of payments : —
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Date.
16th October, 1854....
6th March, ISiiS
10th March, 18.56
12th March, 18.57
3rd June, 18.57
6th Julv, 1S.58
9th Ju!v, 18.58
27th JulV, 18.59
20th December, 1859 . 11th June, 18150
2nd April, 1861
16th Au;,'ust, 1861 ....
4th January, 1862....
9th January, 1863...
2nd January, 1864 ...
6th February, 1865 . 23rd Febrxiary, 1866 . 22nd December, 1866 .
3rd January, 1867.... 31st December, 1867 .
4th January, 1869.... 28th December, 1869 .
Ca.sh Payments.
Cash
Ex Clergy Keserve ,
Total
S cts. 326 13 480 00 960 00 508 18
437 29
802 92
933 47
737 84
90 80
1,313 55
960 00
960 00
1,015 95
%0 00
500 00
460 00
960 00
960 00
960 00
14.323 13 1,186 82
15,512 45
Sx Clergy Keserres.
$ cts.
480 00 549 24
157 08
1,186 32
THE TOWN OF CHATHAJI.
In June, 1855, Chatham borrowed $100,000 under the Municipal Loan Fund, which, according to the provisions of the By-law, was to be applied to the payment of stock in the St. Clair and Rondeau Plank Eoad and the Chatham and Camden Plank Road Companies, to the macadamizing of roads and drainage of the Town and the construction of Gas and Water Works. The latter have not been constructed.
It appears that none of the investments made have produced anv revenue, 5vith the exception of the St. Clair and Rondeau Plank Road Company, which sometimes paid a dividend of between two and three per cent, and Mr. Weir, the Treasurer, in a letter of the 6th July, 1871, states " that the whole revenues derived from the plank roads up to 1864 amounted to $5,087.65, which were applied to general town purposes. Since 1864 no diviaends have been paid, the roads taking all the revenues to keep them in repair."
For two years previous to June, 1857, the town kept up the payment of its interest. h or the two following years its payments consisted simply of its crecUts, ex-Cler^y Reserves amounting to $1,400.36. In December, 1859, the town commenced toVy on the reduced scale of five cents on the doUar (§4,001.23), which it continued, with the excep- tion of the year 1861, to the 1st January, 1869 ; since which it has paid nothing. The total loan, as has been stated, was $100,000. The total pajTnents §50,234 06 The arrears of interest are §47,009.36. The annual value of the assessed property for 1871 is ?59,733. That for 1858, $80,014. The annual payment of 5 per cent, interest, and 2 per cent Sinking Fund would be $7,000. Five cents in the doUar on the assessment of 1858 would produce $4,001.23. 187l'^^*^ foUo«^ng is a detailed statement of payments, with dates to the 1st January,,
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Datx.
22nd
2nd
31st
6th
6th
27th
6th
2Sth
2Pth
31st
24th
19th
7th
10th
16th
18th
Jamiary, 1856....
July, 18.56
December, 1856.,
June, 1857
July, 18.58
.July, 18.59
Uecember, 18.59.. January, 1861 .... December, 1862.. December, 1863..
March, 1864
January, 1865.... February, 1866... December, 1.S66.. January, 1868, ... December, 1868 ..
Cash
Ex Clergy Reserv*. .
Total
Cash payments.
$ cts.
4328 77
4013 72
4000 00
4241 30
4241 30
4001 23
1000 00
3001 23
4001 23
4001 23
4001 23
4001 23
4001 23
$48,833 70 1,400 36
$50,234 06
Ex Clergy 'ReeerveB.
cts.
17 02
1011 90
341 44
$1400 36
THE TOWN OF DUNDAS.
In reply to a conimunication addressed to the treasurer of tlie town calling for a return shewing the application of the loan of $52,000, borrowed under the Municipal Loan Fund, and a statement of any moneys received or securities held on account of such loan, tlie following report has been sent in by t!ie treasurer : —
" The money received by the Corporation of the Town of Dundas, from the Muni- cipal Loan Fund, was so received on or about January Istj 1856, and was paid over en- tirely by tlie Corporation of the Town of Dundas to the Desjardius Caual Company, under tiie authority of 16 Vict., chap. 54.
" Such money was expended by the Desjardins Canal Company in assisting the Great Westein Kailway Conijiany in the construction of their railway, by altering the course of the Desjardins Canal and making the cut at Burlington Heights.
" The result of such expenditure has been a financial loss to the Desjardins Canal Company.
The Corjinration of the Town of Dundas, as a security for such loan, took a mortgage oa the works and property of said Desjardins Canal Company, and nothing has been received by the Crown or the Corporation on account of such mortgage security, except the payment to the Government of over six thousand two hundred dollars for interest on said loan.
"Nothing further is likely to be received from such security ; on the contrary, the Corporation of the Town of Dundas is now in advance to the Desjardins Caual Com- jiany, for the puipose of keeping the canal open, in the sum of twenty-three thousand dollars, and further expenditure is now being made on that account."
The loan, ;is has been stated, was $52,000. The total payments to date are $8,078.40. Its assessable property in 1858 Wiis §85,722.72 annual value. In 1871 the actual assessable value was $667,779, its annual value §40,066.74. Five cents in the dollar on the assessment of 1858 would produce §4,286.13, more than enough to pay 5 per cent, interest and 2 per cent, sinking fund on the loan. But it will be observed that the rateable \alue of the property in the town has diminished over one-half. The total arrears now amount to $4'J,131.54.
lUite of taxation comjiared between the yean 1862-3-4 and 1869-70-71.
On annual value on the dollar. On actual value. On annual value.
1862 - - 31c 1869 - - 2J - - 41}
1863 - ■ 30 1870 - - 2 - - 33l
1864 - - 30 1871 - - 2i - - 4l| The following is a statement of the payments in detail, with dates : —
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Date.
29th December, 1855... 31st December, 1835...
10th October, 18.56
19th March, 1857
4th June, 1857
30th September, 1858.. 27th July, 1859
Cash
Ex Clergy Keserves. .
Total.
Cash Payments.
$ cts. 1003 02 1327 73
2080 00
$4410 7-'- 3607 65
$8078 40
Ex Clergy Reserves.
S cts.
2087 10
8 85
1235 10
336 60
3667 65
COUNTY OF ELGIN.
In 1854 this County borrowed under the Municipal Loan Fund $80,000, and in" Tested the same in the London and Port Stanley Eaihvay. The investment, in so far as can be ascertained, has proved entirely unremuiierative. The total payments to January, 1871, amount to $107,025.86, and it has to credit of its sinking fund $54,96.3.54. The assessed value of its property in 1858, §5,378,588 actual value. Its annual "value, $322,715.22. In 1871 the actual value of its assessable property was $7, 5 14,091, and its annual value $450,845.46. It will be seen that five cents in the dollar on t^ie annual value of its property would far exceed both interest and sinking fund. The following is a statement of its payments in detail, with dates to the 1st January, 1871 :—
|
Date. |
Cash Payments. |
Ex Clergy Reserves. |
|
15tli "Februarv 1S55 . |
S cts. 4200 82 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 6400 00 194 47 6.5.iO 72 3210 12 3200 00 3229 73 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 3200 GO 3200 00 3200 00 3200 00 |
|
|
27th Aun-ust, 1855 |
||
|
28th Au'ust, 18.56 |
||
|
13th Octiiber, 1856 |
||
|
8th July 1857 |
||
|
2nd October, 1857 2nd Jiilv 1858 . |
||
|
26th February, 1859 |
||
|
Ist July 18.59 |
||
|
31st December 1859 |
||
|
4th July, 1860 |
||
|
31st December 1860. |
||
|
4th July 1861 . |
||
|
Slat December 1861 |
||
|
30th June 1862 . |
||
|
30th Decemlier 1862 |
||
|
Ist July 1863 |
||
|
31st December 1363 |
||
|
1st July, 1864 |
||
|
31st Decembea 1864 |
||
|
28th June, 1865 2nd January, 1866 '. |
||
|
28th June, 1866 |
||
|
29th December, 1866 |
||
|
2nd July 1867 . . |
||
|
3l9t December 1867 . . |
||
|
30th June, 1808 |
||
|
30th December 1868 |
||
|
28th June 1869 |
||
|
21st December. 1869 24th June, 1870 |
||
|
2l8t December, 1870 |
||
|
3107,025 86 |
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TOWNSHIP OF ELIZABETHTO\\TSr.
In 1854 this toM-nsliip borrowed $18,666.87, which was increased in January, 1858, to $154,000. The whole was loaned to the BrockviUe and Ottava Eaihvay, and secured by a first mortgage on the railway, held jointly with the U. C. of Lanark and Ilenfrew, and the Town of BrockviUe.
By the Act 23 Vict., chap. 109, the liability of the Company under the mortgage to these Municipalities was reduced to five cents in the doUar of their respective a.sse.-~sments payable by the Municipalities to the Government. The Municipalities, themselves, how- ever, are not relieved of their liabilities to the Government. The total payments on account of the JIunicipality of Elizabeth town to the Government are as follows : —
By the BrockviUe and Ottawa Eaihvay , $ 5,901 33
By Treasurer, through the Sheriff 11,106 28
Ex Clergy Reserves 5,383 07
Total .?22,390 68
The last payment received from the Municipality was in 1866, through the Sheriff.
In addition to the amount paid as above by the Railway Company to the Govern- ment, the Railway Company has paid to the Municipality in various suinj the aggregate amount of $5,768.80 ; of this amount $1,705.86 has been paid in half j-early payments of $189.54 for the years 1867 to Jul}', 1871, inclusive ; and it would appear that it is intended to continue tliese semi-annual payments regularly.
The Treasurer of the Municipality gives the following explanation of these re- payments : —
" The total amount received from the BrockviUe and Ottawa Raihva}' Company is $5,768.80. These moneys have been paid by the Railway Company in repayment of the money paid heretofore by the Municipality of Elizabethtown to the Government out of the moneys h.eretofore collected by the Government from the Municipality through the Sheriff" and Clergy Reserves. The amounts thus refunded by the Railway Company are appropriated to Township jaurposes, according to the particular fund to which they belong. The Clergy Reserve money is applied to school purposes, the balance to ordi- nary Town.ship purposes."
The annual value of the taxable property in 1858 amounted to ^57,775. The annual value of the same in 1871 was $52,350. Five cents in the dollar on the assessment of 1858 would produce $2,888.75, while the interest at 5 per cent, and sinking fund at 2 per cent, on §154,000 would require an annual payment of $10,780. Its last payment was made through the Sheriff in 1865. The interest in arrear on the 1st of January, 1871, was $128,316.50. The following is a statement of the payments in detail, with dates : —
Date.
Cash Payments.
Ex Clergy Keservee.
2nd .Taniiar)', 18.55
3rd January, 1855
7th April, 1856....;.... 24th November, 1856.. 31st December, 1857... 30th September, 1858..
27th July, 1859
26th November, 18.59.. 3l8t Dee«mber, 18.59... 28th December, 1860...
llth January, 18<il
24th March, 1865
27th March, 1866
Cash
Ex C;lergy Reserve!..
Total ,
.$ cts.
2205 33
728 00
3U32 37
2489 71
4.-K; 62
2000 00
968 00
2123 99
2103 59
$ cU.
22,'« 23
1566 30
1179 90
398 64
$17,007 61 5383 07
$22,390 68
$5383 07
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COUNTY OF ESSEX.
This County in 1865, borrowed, under the Municipal Loan Fund, 832,000, which it devoted to local improvements. The total payments made on account of loan amount to $33,895.0.5, and it has to the credit of its sinking fund §12,791.09. The actu.al value of its assessable property in 1858, was $2,824,000, and its annual value $169,440. In 1871, actual value $5,350,000, annual value $321,300. It is scarcely worth while to say that five cents in the dollar is fiir more than is I'equired for the annual payment of interest at 5 per cent., and sinking fund at 2 per cent, on the loan. The last payment was made iu 1870. The following is a statement of the pajTuents in detail with dates : —
Date.
7th 10th
5th 30th
6th
7th 10th 13th 21st 23rd
3rd Slst 10th 18th 21st 19th
8th 17th
1st 16th 14th
4th
8th 28th
8th 1.5th
8th
2nd 16th 1.3th 30th 17Lh 22nd 28th 19th 31st 19th 18th 24th 30th 28th
.Tanu.in', 1856
July, 1856
March, 1857
June, 18.58
July, 1858
July, 1858
July, 1858
July, 18.58
July, 1858
September, 1858 .
May, 18.59
December, 18-59...
January, 1860
January, 1860
January, 1860
July, 1860
August, 1860
.January, 1861
August, 1861
January, 18(i2
August, 1862
Feliruary, 1863 ...
April, 1863
July, 1863
October, 1863
April, 1864
August, 1864
November, 1864.. Febni.ary, 1865 ...
May, 1865
Mav, 1865
July, 1805
February, 1866....
April, 1866
August, 1866
January, 1867
July, 1867
May, 1869
Janu.ary, 1870
June, 1870
Sei>tember, 1870..
Cash
Ex Clergy Reserves..
Total
Cash Payments.
Ex Clergy Eeserves.
$ cts.
1690 30
1280 00
1280 00
2569 85
1286 36
2000 00
100 00
200 00
285 58
1280 00
43 22
1280 00
1280 00
1280 00
1280 00
772 80
443 20
594 16
749 84
700 00
580 00
640 00
040 00
1442 14
800 00
480 00
907 55
372 45
831 97
782 29
921 17
1291 59
719 26
1094 92
600 86
$32,499 51 1,395 54
cts.
|
400 |
67 |
|
488 |
86 |
|
135 |
05 |
|
78 |
12 |
|
100 |
10 |
|
192 |
74 |
§33,895 05
§1395 .54
COUNTY OF GRAY.
This County in 1853, borrowed, under the Municipal Loan Fund, $16,000, and expended the same in 1 >cal improvements. The total payments made on account of the loan to 1st January, 1871, amount to $23,175.97, and it has to the credit of its
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sinking fund $12,639. Its assessable property in 18-58 amounted to $5,060,000 actual value, annual value to .$303,600. In 1871, actual value $5,851,000, annual value $351,060. It is not worth while to say anything about five cents in the dollar on the assessment of either 1838 or 1871. The following is a statement of the payments iu detail with dates up to the 1st of January, 1871 : —
Date.
27th
22n(]
9th
18th
31st
14th
24th
1st
3rd
eth
7tli 10th 13th 17th 24th llth
lyth
4tli
3rd
.30th
26th
6th
31st
28tli
24th
25th
20th
21st
.^)th
3rd
2nd
2nd
eth
21st 5th fith
17th 0th
16th 1st 1st
December, 1853..
May, 1854
December, 1854..
May, 1855
December, 1855..
April, 18.56
December, 18.56.. September, 1857 .
April, 18.58
.luly, 18.58 ,
.July, 1858
.Tuly, 18.58
July, 18.58
July, 18.58
July, 1858
August, 1858
August, 18.58
.January, 1859....
.Tune, 1859
Jiuie, 1860
December, I860..
.Tuly, 1861
December, 1861..
June, 1862
December, 1862..
.Tune, 1863
April, 1864
J\ine, 1864
.Tanuary, 1865....
Autriist, 1865
.Tanuarv, 1866....
Julj-, 186G
December, 1866..
June, 1867
December, 1867..
June, 1868
December, 18G8 . Deceml)er, 1869 .
.Tunc, 1869
January, 1869.... December, 1869..
Cash
Ex Clergy Reserves
Total
|
Cash Payments |
|
|
S |
cts. |
|
734 |
08 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
659 |
52 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
642 |
20 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
642 |
73 |
640 00
|
640 |
00 |
|
1440 |
00 |
|
480 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
-00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
040 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
1280 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
640 |
00 |
|
G40 |
00 |
|
$22,519 |
13 |
|
0.56 |
&t |
|
§23,175 |
97 |
Ex Clergy Reserves.
S cts.
|
37 |
84 |
|
82 |
47 |
|
108 |
se |
|
.55 |
44 |
|
220 |
25 |
|
83 |
12 |
|
21 |
03 |
|
48 |
33 |
$65C 84
THE TOWN OF GODEKICH.
In 1854, this town borrowed $100,000 for the purpose of assisting in the construc- tion of the Buffalo, Brantford and Goderich Railway, but some difficulty having sprung up between the town and the Railw.iy Comp.any its destination was changed, and §40,000 were expended in improving the harbour and the streets of the town, and the erection of a central School liouse at a cost of §12,000. The remaining §60,000 were loaned oa mortg.age to the Northern Gravel Koad Company for the construction of a gravel road, running from the town of Goderich to tlic south boundary line of the County of Bruce. The origin.al terms of the loan to the Company wcro that they should bear theii' portion
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of the Government payments in proportion to their loan. When the relief Act of five cents in the dollar was passed, these terms were altered to enable the Company to par- ticipate in the benefits of the relief ; but these modified terms they have been unable to meet, and are in arrear to the town $5,144 for interest.
Since 1859, the town has kept up its payments of five cents in the dollar of the assessment of 1858, with the exception of the year 1868, in which no payment was made.
In addition to the loan effected by the town directly under the Municipal Loan Fund, it has also to bear its proportion of the loan effected by the County of Huron, as one of its Municipalities, and to which it has contributed over $20,000.
The total amount of its payments to the 1st January, 1871, is $63,983.89. The amount of interest in arrear is $36,819.84. Its taxable property in 1858 was, annual value, $86,378. In 1871, $59,733. Five cents in the dollar on the assessment of 1858 produces $4,318.93. The full pa3'ments of 5 per cent, interest and 2 per cent, sinking fund would be $7,000. The following is a statement of the payments in detail with dates up to the 1st of January, 1871 : —
|
Date. |
Cash Payments. |
Ex Clergy Reserres. |
|
13th October, 18.56 |
S cts. |
S cts. 2749 07 |
|
6th April, 18.57 |
4000 00 11955 00 |
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2nd May, 18.57 |
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31st December, 1857 |
960 83 |
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30th September, 18.58 |
894 24 |
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27th Julv 1859 . |
234 98. |
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7th January, 1860 |
3765 04 553 89 4319 00 8637 86 3000 00 1319 00 4000 00 319 00 4319 00 4319 00 4319 00 2000 00 2319 00 |
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17th March, 1860 |
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16th May, 1861 |
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5th March, 1863 |
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27th September, 1864 |
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25th .lanuarv, 1865 |
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nth February, 1865 |
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20th February, 1865 |
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23rd J.anuary, 1866 |
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inth .T.anuary, 1807 |
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17th February, 1869 |
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10th December, 1869 |
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f'a.'^h |
$59,144 79 84839 10 |
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Fx Clergy Reserves |
4839 10 |
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Total |
S63,983 89 |
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THE TOWN OF GUELPH.
In 1855 this town borrowed $80,000, which it handed over to the Great Western Railway Company, to aid in the construction of the Gait and. Guelph Railway. The Town Treasurer states that the town has hitherto derived no revenue from this invest- ment, and from the accounts of the Great Western Railway Company, there is no pros- pect of the town ever receiving back any portion of the principal or interest money bor- rowed under the Municipal Loan Fund. It appears that the Gait and Guelph Railway,, by a decision of Chancery has passed into the hands of the Great Western Railway Com- pany ; and the Great Western Railway Company considers itself discharged from any accountability to the town of Guelph.
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Sessional Papers (No. 8).
A. 1871 2
To assist the town of Guelph to meet its indebtedness to the Municipal Loan Fund, the following Municipalities contributed by the issue of debentures : —
The City of Hamilton $10,000
Township of Guelph 10,400
Village of Preston 9,600
§30,000 The Hamilton Debentures and $400 of the Township of Guelph were paid over to the Government, and credited to the town. The remaining debentures are still in the possession of the town, in so far as can be ascertained. From 1855 to 1867 the town kept up its payments, and had at its credit in the sinking Fund on the 1st January, 1867, $6,368.24. From that period it ceased to make any further pa}Tnents. At the close of 1868 its sinking fund had become exhausted, and on the 31st of December, 1870, the eum of $9,752.98 stood at its debit for interest.
Its total payments up to date are $54,862.86. It is in arrear on its interest, as has been stated, $9,752.98. Its annual assessment in 1858 was $107,674, and in 1871, $93,311. Five cents in the dollar on the assessment of 1858 produces $5,383.70 ; while 5 per cent, interest and 2 per cent sinking fund on the loan would require an annual pay- ment of $5,600, just $216.30 over the five cents in the doUar on the assessment of 1858. The last payment made was in 1866.
Kate of taxation for the years 1862-3-4 and 1868-9-70 :—
On actual value.
1868 - 1|
1869 - U
1870 - U
On annual value.
1862 - - 15|
1863 - - 17|
1864 - - 15| The following is a statement of the payments in detail,
January, 1871 : —
with dates
On aimual value. 20.83 25. 25. up to the 1st
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Date. |
Ca.A Payments. |
Ex Clergy Besenres. |
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20th Febni.iry, 18.")6 |
S 1963 |
cts. 83 |
S |
cts. |
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31st Decenilier, 1850 |
2749 2071 1556 894 |
07 |
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.3rd .Tune, l.S."i7 |
72 |
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9th July, 1S.'>7 |
00 |
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12th .July, IS'iH |
24 |
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nth March, l.S")9 |
.3200 9020 73 6450 108 C4U0 0,592 0400 192 0592 |
00 00 10 84 00 00 00 00 00 00 |
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0th .Tune, ISnu |
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!lth June, 1859 |
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5th January, 1800 |
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10th Auifust, 1800 |
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28th January, 1803 |
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31st December, 1863 |
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13th January, 1805 19th January, 1865 2nd January, 1806 |
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Cash |
47591 7271 |
83 03 |
7271 |
03 |
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Ex Clergy Eeserv-es |
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Total |
54802 |
86 |
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TO"\\^SHIP OF HOPE.
In 1853 this township borrowed $60,000 under the Municipal Loan Fund, which it invested in stock in the Port Hope and Lindsay Railwaj Company. In 1866, under the Acts 27 and 28, Vic, Cap 86, and 29 and 30 Vic, Cap. 99, it disposed of its stock to the Port Hope and Lindsay Eailway Company, for the annual sum of $1,542. The first half
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year's payment was made in December, 1866 ($771), and tlie same amount has been paid by the Rtiilway Comiiany every half year, to the chise of 1870. No portion of these sums has been paid over to the Government. The last amount credited to the township in the Municipal Loan Fund bcoks was in January, 1860.
The total amount paid over by the Treasurer is $14,316.01
E.x-Clergy Reserves 7,22.5.38
Total $21,541.39
Mr. Simpson, in his report of 1864, states that the Township of Hope had imposed a tax of 5 cents in the dollar every year since 1859. That the tax was paid over to the Gov- ernment for 1859. For 1860 and 1861 it was paid to the County Treasurer, and for 18G2 and 1863, with the exception of )S640, which was paid to the County Treasurer, the money was retained in the Township Tia»asuvy, under the apprehension that the township might be assessed twice, should any of the other municipalities of the united Counties of North- umberland and Durham be behind in their quota of the loan of §460,000 borrowed for the construction of roads and local impro'i'ements in those counties. This township is in arrear for interest $49,961.40. The annual value of its a.^sessable property in 1858 was $61,681 — in 1871, $51,564. Five cents in the dollar on the assessment of 1858 produces $3,084.05, while the interest at 5 per cent, and sinking fund at 2 per cent, would be $4,200 It has paid nothing, as has been remarked, since 1860, although it receives half-yearly from the Railway Company $771.
The follomng is a statement of the payments in detail, with dates: —
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Date. |
Car>h FajTneuts. |
Ex Clergy Reserves. |
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31st December, 18.i3 |
$ 30 4000 2400 2400 2400 |
(its. 96 00 00 CO 00 |
S cts. |
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.5th Januarv, 1854 |
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3rd .fulv, 1854 |
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22nd .January, 1855 |
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4th .July, 1855 |
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Slst December, 18.57 |
5752 28 |
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30th September, 1858 |
1132 98 |
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27th July, 1859 |
340 12 |
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21st January, 1860 |
3084 |
05 |
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Cash |
14315 7225 |
01 38 |
7225 38 |
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Ex Clergy Reserves |
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Total |
21540 |
39 |
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COUNTY OF HURON.
This County, jointly with Bruce, borrowed in 1853 $300,000 under the Municipal Loan Fund, and invested it in the stock of the Buffalo, Brantford and Goderich Railway Company, which became a total loss, and was wiped out by the Act incorporating the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company. Subsequently the United Counties borrowed in the same fund $8,0G0, for local purposes. In 1867, on the separation of Bruce from Huron $55,000 was allotted to Bruce, leaving to Huron $253,000. The portion of the Sinking Fund handed over to Bruce was $24,961.99, and that retained by Huron was $114,825.05. Huron has kept up its payments for interest and Sinking Fund. It has paid in all $360,393.26 up to the 1st of January, 1871, and has to the creilit of its Sinking Fund $183,811.55. No account of its taxable property is at hand. The annual payment for interest at 5 per cent, and Sinking Fund at 2 yer cent, would be $17,710. The folio-wing is a statement of its pajinents, in detail, with dates : —
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Date. |
Cash Payments. |
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30th June, 1867, date of separation from Bruce. |
1867. June 30th :.... |
S cts. |
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AsTflrretrata pavments to date |
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279673 26 |
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1868. January 7th |
20210 00 |
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August '^5th |
10000 OO |
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1809. December 14th |
10240 00 10000 00 |
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(( <. |
lOOOO 00 |
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^870. January 14th |
240 00 |
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February 5th |
20000 00 |
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360393 26 |
COUNTY OF HASTINGS.
This County in 1855 borrowed under tlie JNEunicipal Loan Fund S157,G00, and expended the same on local objects. Its payments to date (the last pajinent being iu 1870) amount to $193,455.88, and it has to tlie credit of its Sinking Fund $92,865.24. Its assessable property in 1858 amounted to $5,524,000 actual value — annual value $331,440. In 1871 to $6,017,000 actual value— $361,020 annual value.
The following is a statement of the payments in detail, with dates up to the 1st of January, 1871 : —
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Date. |
Ca-sh Paj-ments. |
Ex Clergy Reserves. |
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4th Februarv, 1856 |
S 6314 |
cts. 93 |
S cts. |
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23rJ July, 18.57 |
2607 15 |
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9th December, 1S57 |
7051 |
38 |
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10th July, 18.58 |
310 50 |
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21st .July, 1858 |
.55;{3 80 |
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25th September, 1858 |
1435 2* |
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6th April, 1859 |
4000 11)652 7200 5000 776 12608 459 7000 5608 a500 9108 426 12(508 12608 |
00 52 00 00 43 00 00 00 00 00 00 95 m 00 |
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3rd June, 1859 31st December, 18,59 |
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13th Febnuarj', 1800 |
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20th Februiiry, 1860 |
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31st December, 18G0 |
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7th ]\[arch, 1861 |
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31st December, 1861 |
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29th January, 1862 |
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3l8t December, 1862 |
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28th January, 1863 |
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23rd Fehruar\-, 1863 5th March, 186J |
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21st February, 1865 |
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13th July, 1»66 • |
3461 60 |
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18th January, 1867 |
9146 8000 4608 10000 2608 12008 12608 12608 |
40 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 |
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20th March, 1867 |
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6th December, 1867 |
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2nd Januiu-y, 1868 |
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8th .T.anuary, 1868 |
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19th M.irch, 1869 |
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31it Deceml)er, 1869 |
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27th December, 1870 |
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Cash £x Cleruy licserve |
180107 13:t48 |
63 25 |
]:»48 25 |
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Total |
193455 |
88 |
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'A. 1871-2
COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
This County in 1853 borrowed under the Municipal Loan Fund, $48,000, and ex- pended it on local improvements. Up to the 1st January of the present year it had paid $66,189.54, and has at the credit of its sinking fund $32,429.93. In 1868, its asse.ssable property amounted to |7,307,906 actual value, and $438,474.36 annual value. In 1870, ^6,792,702 actual value, and $407,562 annual value. The following is a statement of its payments in detail with dates up to the 1st of January, 1871 : —
Date.
10th July, 1854
lah January, 1855
.5th July, 1855
3rd Jauuary, 1856
12th June, 1857
16th June, 1857
17th .June, 1857
6th July, 1857
12th August, 1857 ....
6th July, 18.58
17th July, 1858
16th Au&Tist, 1858
9th Se:>teniber, 1858.. 30th September, 1858..
J.9th October, 1858
15th Januarj', 1859
30th June, 1359
6th February, 1860 .. 31st December, I860.. 15th January, 1861
7th February, 1862 .. 21st Febniary, 1862 ..
9th December, 1862.. 12th June, 1863.
7th July, 1863
1st February, 1864 ..
20th May, 1864
26th May, 1865
.31st May, 1865
14th July, 1865
4th August, 1865
2nd September, 1865..
6tU September, 1865.. 11th November, 1865..
10th Jiinuarr, 1866
21st April, 1866
8th May, 1866
10th August, 1866
6th November, 1866..
21st January, 1867
21st June 1867
26th December, 1867 .. 22nd December, 1868 .
9th December, 1869..