200,000 00 NORTH-WEST MOUNTED POLICE. stores and stationery.. gencies. New buildings and repairs.... Steam launch for the Upper Yukon River.. GOVERNMENT OF THE NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES. in advance.. half-yearly in advance.. Carried forward. 16,807,529 94 SCHEDULE B— Continued. SERVICE. Amount. Total. cts. $ cts. 16,807,529 94 6,000 00 25,000 00 1,000 00 20,000 00 2,000 00 1,660 00 3,000 00 500 00 1,000 00 3,500 00 15,000 00 5,000 00 5,500 00 Brought forward... MISCELLANEOUS. and a detailed statement to be laid before Parliament within the first fifteen days of the next session... of the Army and Navy .. received in discharge of duty..... with the litigation conducted within the Department of Justice, not withstanding anything in the Civil Service Act.. Cost of litigated matters (Interior)..... Payments of Extra Clerks, for services rendered in preparation of Returns ordered by Parliament.. Maintenance, construction of roads, bridges and other necessary works in connection with the Hot Springs Reservation, near Banff Station, North-west Territories.... Canada and the Provinces of Ontario and Quebec. (Payments on Service, notwithstanding anything in the Civil Service Act)...... Expenses of taking evidence concerning the Public Accounts, and report ing the same to the Auditor General under authority of section 57 of the Consolidated Revenue and Audit Act; and to pay for legal advice to the Auditor General.. United States.. of Science in Toronto.. Stikine River and the sources of the Yukon... of an outbreak of small-pox among European immigrants in 1893 .. One-balf the cost of delimitation of the Western Boundary of the Province of Ontario from the north-west angle of the Lake of the Woods to the Winnipeg River Barber vs. The Queen.... made prior to the passing of the Rocky Mountains Park Act, 1887....] Further amount for commutation in lieu of remission of duties on articles imported for use of the Army and Navy.. Expedition by water to Hudson's Bay, to settle, if possible, the practica bility of the route for commercial purposes... Further sum to compensate members of the North-west Mounted Police for injuries received while in the discharge of duty.. Classification of old records of Canada in the Office of the Privy Council.. Expenses in connection with the visit of Hon. W. Laurier to England at the celebration of Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee..... Payment of gratuities to temporary employees of the outside service of the Department of the Interior. (Payments from this sum shall be charged to the several services under the control of the Department)..... Carried forward.. 17,015,349 85 do do Salaries and contingent expenses of the several ports- $108,915 00 91,385 00 do Prince Edward Island. 18,200 00 do Quebec.. 215,185 00 Ontario.. 302,3:15 00 do Manitoba. 32,300 00 do British Columbia 71,285 00 North-west Territories.... 12,050 00 Generally-To cover unforeseen expenditures 5,000 00 Salaries and travelling expenses of inspectors of ports and travelling expenses of other officers on inspection and preventive service.. Board of Customs-Expenditure in connection therewith, 48,750 00 including $800 salary of Commissioner of Customs as Chairman of the Board . testing of molasses, etc., including pay of officers appoint- 4,100 00 Miscellaneous-Day-books, ledgers, bookbinding, printing and stationery, subscriptions to commercial papers, fags, dating stamps, locks, instruments, etc., for various ports of entry and for legal expenses .. 20,000 00 Expenses of maintenance of government cruiser “Constance for preventive service on the Lower St. Lawrence. 17,000 00 Expenses of maintaining additional revenue cruisers and preventive service. 10,000 00 Additional amount for salaries and travelling expenses of in spectors of ports and officers on preventive service.... 6,250 00 Expenses of special preventive service. 5,000 00 Department of Justice-Amounts to be disbursed by, and accounted for to it for secret preventive service... 5,000 00 John Reid, for services . 200 00 973,015 00 Excise. Salaries of officers and inspectors of Excise, and to provide for increase depending upon the result of Excise examinations $ 305,974 25 Extra duty pay at large distilleries and other factories. 6,000 00 Duty pay to officers serving long hours at other than special surveys. 1,000 00 Preventive service 10,000 00 Travelling expenses, rent, fuel, stationery, etc 48,000 00 Stamps for imported and Canadian tobacco. 19,000 00 Collectors of Customs' allowance on duty collected by them for 1896-97.. 5,500 00 Commissions to sellers of stamps for Canadian twist tobacco. 100 00 To enable the department to supply methylated spirits to manufactories, the cost of which will be recouped by manufacturers to whom they are supplied, and to pay for rent, light, power, freight, salaries, etc.. 70,000 00 L. A. Fréchette, for technical translation., 100 00 Extension of this service in the Province of British Columbia 2,000 00 467,674 25 Carried forward..... 1,410,689 25 17,015,319 85 CULLING TIMBER. Salary of Supervisor.. $ 1,900 00 Specification clerks (3). 2,250 00 Bookkeeper.. 750 00 Pay of cullers... 3,500 00 Superannuated cullers. 6,300 00 Contingencies.. 2,250 00 James Patton, in consequence of promotion 300 00 Salaries of Martin O'Brien and Edward Kelly, two superannu ated cullers, who are to be put back on the permanent staff. 1,400 00 18,450 00 WEIGHTS, MEASURES, GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT INSPECTION. Salaries of officers, inspectors and assistant inspectors of Weights and Measures. $ 49,010 00 Salaries of inspectors of gas. 15,150 00 Rent, fuel, travelling expenses, postage, stationery, etc., for Weights and Measures... 16,000 00 Rent, fuel, travelling expenses, postage, stationery, etc., for Gas and Electric Light Inspection.. 8,000 00 For the purchase of standard instruments, salaries, etc., in connection with Electric Light Inspection.... 5,000 00 93,160 00 INSPECTION OF STAPLES. For the purchase and distribution of Standards of Grain and .$ 3,000 00 Salary of George Roy as chief inspector of raw hides.. 1,500 00 4,500 00 ADULTERATION OF FOOD AND FERTILIZERS, AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE ACT RESPECTING FRAUDULENT MARKING. Railways. Intercolonial .$3,100,000 00 Prince Edward Island 245,000 00 Compassionate allowance to the undermentioned who were passengers and seriously injured in an accident on the railway :Mr. J. F. Robertson.. 1,500 00 Mrs. J. F. Robertson. 500 00 Windsor Branch..... 20,000 00 Carried forward. .3,367,000 00 1,582,999 25 17,015,349 85 Repairs and operating expenses 505,580 00 Salaries and contingencies, canal offices.. 34,600 00 Additional amount to persons permanently employed in the public service and remuneration to any other persons for services rendered for and in connection with passing vessels through the canals of the Government of Canada frðm midnight on Saturdays to midnight on Sundays, not withstanding anything in the Civil Service Act.... 15,000 00 Lachine--Staff $ 9,330 00 William Bradley wages for the time he was laid up from injuries received while work. 52 50 9,382 50 Carillon and Grenville-Staff 2,000 00 Cornwall-Staff. 3,000 00 Williamsburg-Staff. $ 800 00 do 3 months' salary as a retiring allowance to ex-superintendent Hickey..... 450 00 1,250 00 Welland-W. H. Charles for time he worked after he was superannuated-8 days .... 10 00 General-Repairs to Governor General's car....... 1,400 00 3,939,222 50 PUBLIC WORKS. Collection of slide and boom dues... .$ 4,000 00 Repairs and working expenses, harbours, docks and slides 96,400 00 “Upper Ottawa Improvement Company,” authorized allow'. ance for management, etc., in connection with logs to be passed through the Chenaux boom, Ottawa River, during fiscal year 1897-98 1,800 00 Telegraph line between Prince Edward Island and the mainland 2,000 00 Land and cable telegraph lines of the sea coasts and islands of the lower rivers and Gulf of St. Lawrence and Maritime Provinces, including cost of working steamer “New field" or other vessels when required for cable service.... 28,000 00 Telegraph lines, North-west Territories.... 20,000 00 raph lines, British Columbia.. 14,250 00 Telegraph and signal service generally 2,750 00 Public Works agency, British Columbia. 2,500 00 171,700 00 Post Office. Mail Service .$2,257,137 00 Salaries and Allowances 1,172, 100 00 Miscellaneous... 207,120 00 To provide for the appointment of six letter carriers at an annual salary of $360 each for service in the city of Brantford after 1st December, 1897.... 1,260 00 3,637,917 00 Carried forward... 19,331,838 75 17,015,349 85 |