Authorized   Capital    $1,000,000 
Dominion   Qovterr\mer\t   Deposit  $93,369.68 


THE 
DOMINION  OF  CANADA 

GUARANTEE  AND 

ACCIDENT  INSURANCE 

COMPANY. 

We  wish  to  remind  the  profession  that 

I;., inl.s  of  this  Company  are  accepted  by  the 
minion  and  Provincial  Governments  and.  Surro- 
gate and  High  Courts  in  lieu  of  private  sureties. 

Special  rates  qubted  on  application  for  bonds 
and  undertakings  for  Administrators,  Guardians, 

until e   of   Lunatic,    Liquidators,    Assigi 
I;  -        tary-Ti  '•/ 

■  runout  Officials,  Bank  Employe*    ,   Municipal 
and  "/  Societii      I  ] 

The  ( 'ompany  also  is.su>  s  Accident  and  Sid 
policies  on  the  latest  and  must  approved  plans. 

Head  Office  : 

I   <  >!*<  WT«  >,  <  >:X    V 

CEO.    GOODERHAM.  J    E    ROBERTS, 

i 


NATIONAL  TRUST  GO. 

LIMITED 

♦ 

HEAD  OFFICE  AND  DEPOSIT  VAULTS 

No   22  King  Street  E.,     -       -     Toronto. 
Branch  Offices 

WINNIPEG,  MAN.    MONTREAL,  QUE.     EDMONTON,  N.W.T. 


CAPITAL  PAID-UP,  -       $1,000,000 

RESERVE  FUND,       ...         290, OCO 


President 

J.  W.  FLAVELLE,  ESQ.,  Managing    Director  The    William    Davies 

Co.,  Ltd.  ;  Director  Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce. 

Vice-Presidents 
Z.  A.  LASH,   K.C,  of  Messrs.  Blake.  Lash  and  Cassels,  Barristers  and 

Solicitors. 

E    R.  WOOD,  Esq.,  Yice-President  and   Managing  Director   Central 
Canada    Loan    &    Savings  Co. 

Chartered  by  the  Ontario  Government  and  accepted  as  a 
Trust  Company  for  all  its  purposes  by  the  High  Court  of  Jus- 
tice. Authorized  to  accept  and  execute  any  kind  of  Trust  and 
Agency  and  to  act  in  any  of  the  following  capacities  : 

TRUSTEE,    EXECUTOR,    ADMINISTRATOR,    GUARDIAN    COMMIT 
TEE,  ASSIGNEE,  LIQUIDATOR,  GENERAL  AGENT. 

Funds  received  in  trust  for  investment  and  principal  and  interest 
guaranteed. 

Estates  managed  ;  rents,  interest,  dividends  and  coupons  and  other 
income  collected. 

Money  to  loan  on  first  mortgage  security  of  farm  and  city  properties. 

Solicitors  specially  retained  to  do  all  legal  work  in  connection  with 
business  which  they  bring  to  the  Company. 

Correspondence  invited. 

W,    T.   WHITE, 

GENERAL    MANAGER. 


The  Toronto  General 
Trusts  Corporation 


ESTABLISHED    1882 
TORONTO  WINNIPEG 

Capital   Paid  ap      -     -     $1,000,000 
Reserve  Fand    -     -     -  870.000 

President 
JOHN   HOSKIN,   K.C.,   LL.D. 

Vice-Presidents 
HON.  S.  C  WOOD.  W.   II.   BEATTY 

The  Corporation  executes  trusts  of  every  description. 

Acts  as  Executor,  Administrator,  Guardian,  Receiver,  Assignee.  Liqui- 
dator, etc. 

Issues  of  Bonds,  Debentures  and  Stocks  Registered  and  Countersigned. 

Wills  appointing  the  Corporation  executor  are  received  for  safe  custody 
free  of  charge. 

Solicitors  retained  in  the  professional  care  of  any  business  which  they 
bring  to  the  Corporation. 


ADVANTAGES 

of  employing  a   Corporate 

Trustee 

in 

preference 

to  an    individual  : 

intinuity  ■•!"  Sen  ice. 

rity. 

I                      Vlanftgi  ment. 

i    l: nable  ( !hai 

1  n    \.liiiini-'i  ttions,   1 

not  require 

I  M   aual  w ill    be   sent  t"  :m .  upou 

application. 

I  ad  i nt i-i  \  i<  w  g  mi\  it  ■ 


J     W    LANGMUIR.  A    D    LANGMUIR. 

AiMiitanl   Mi 

JAMES   DAVKY,  A     L.  CROSSIN 

Wanagtt  Winniptg  Branch. 


V 


IritisI)  Columbia  Ifljal  Cards. 


(')olbcn. 


milo.MAS  O'BEIEN, 

Barrister-at-Law.  Etc. 
GOLDEN,   /.'.'  .,  -  CANADA. 

Solicitor  for  The  [imperial  Bank  <>f  Canada,  etc. 
I  Sable  Address  :     "  <  >  I'.ii  k  \.  "  ( iolden. 


('nffntnooti. 


H 


ALLETT  &  SHAW, 


Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 

GREENWOOD,   B.C. 

Solicitors  for  the  Bank  of  .Montreal. 

Codes    Bedford  McNeill's,  Moreing  <£•  Neals1,  Lieber's. 

Cablt  Addreis,  "Hallett." 

I.  H.  HalWtt  H.  C.  Shaw 


T 


ihlson- 
AYLOE  &  O'SHEA, 


Barristers,  Notaries,  Etc. 

NELSON  .  B.C. 

S.  S.  Taylor,  LL.  B.,  K.C.  .lames  ( >'Shea 


Uancoutur. 


TILSON,  SENKLER  &  BLOOMFIELD 


W 


Barristers  and  Solicitors 

Charles  Wilson,  K.C.  J.  II.  Senklet 

Edgar  Bloomfield 

VA  NCO  U  VM 11-  BR  1 TISH  COL  UMBL I . 

P.  O.  Box  74:?.     Cable  Address,  "Winkler,"  Vancouver. 


13irtoria. 


pOENWALL  &  EOGEES 

^-^  Barristers,  Solicitors,  Etc. 

Victoria,   B.C. 
F.  T.  Cornwall  D.  M.  Rogers,  B.A. 


VI 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA   LEGAL   CARDS     Continued 


1) 


RAKE,  JACKSON  &  BELMCKEN 

Barristers  at- Law. 

Solii  nadian  Bank  of  <  !omn 

II    D    II-  In  oken,  K.C.,  M.P.P.  II    B   W.  Aikn 

ike." 
\  [CTOR]  \    B  C. 


iHanitobii  (Sarfcs, 


(idmiupcg. 


A 


RCHIBALD,  .MA(  llKAV  &  SHARPE, 

Barristers,  Attorneys,  Notaries,  Etc. 
linuk  of  Ottawa  Bldg.        -         M         peg,  Manii 
.   "  Archibald." 
II.  Archibald  •'    A.  Macnray  I'.  J.  Sharpe 


BRADSHAW,   RICHAKDS 
&    AFFLECK 

Barristers,   Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 
('.  YV.  Bradshaw  Richards  Affleck 

//  - 

WINNIPI  '■.    I.'  i  \ 


M 


ACDONALD,  HAGGART  &  will  II. A 

Barristers.  Etc. 


I 
II    \\     Whitla 


I  >   iBINSON  &   HULL, 

Barristers,  Attorneys,  Notaries 

■' 

i  W.F.Hull 


Vll 
MANITOBA  LEGAL  CARDS     Continued. 


mUPPEE,  PHIPPEN  &  TUPPEB 

-*-  Barristers,  Solicitors,  Etc. 

WINNIPEG        ....        MANITOBA 
.1.  Stewart  Tapper,  K.C.  Frank  II.  Happen 

William  J.  Tupper  (ic<>r<r«    I>    Minty 

<  rordon  < '.  McTavish 

Solicitors  for  :  The  Bank  of  Montreal,  The  Bank  of  British 
North  America,  The  Merchants  Bank  of  Canada,  National 
Trust  Co.,  Ltd.,  The  Canada  Life  Assurance  Company,  The 
K  inburgh  Life  Assurance  Company,  The  Canadian  Pacific 
Railway  Company,  The  Hudsona  Ma\  Company,  '  'a inula  North 
W  si  Land  Company,  The  Ontario  Loan  and  l>  benture  Com- 
pany, etc.,  »-tc. 


ihiv  Srunslnirk  (Earfrs. 


SFrebmetoir 


A   RTHUE   R.   SLIPP,  LLB. 

-^    *■■  Barrister,  Notary  Public,  &c 

FREDERICTON,    N.B.,    Canada. 
Solicitor  for  the  Bank  <>f  Nova  Scotia, 


Jit-  Joljn. 


B 


LAIR  eV:  BLAIR, 


Barristers,  Attorneys,  Notaries,  Conveyancers,  Etc. 

Walker's  Building,  Canterbury  Street,  St.  John,  N.H. 
V.  o.  Box  30 
Andrew  G.  Blair,  LL.D.,  K.C,  M.P. 

A.  George  Blair,  Jr.,  LL.B. 

TTAXIXCtTON  &  BANINGTON 

-*--*-  Barristers,   Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 

A.  II.  Hanington,  K.C.  C.  S.  Hanington,  B.C. L. 

Saint  John,  N .B.,    Canada 

References  at  St.  John  :  Manchester,  Rohertson  &  Allison.  Dry  ' 
Merchants;  C.  &  E.  Everett,  Hat  and  Cap   Manufacturers  ;    T.  McAvitj 
&  Sl us.  Hardware  Merchants;    Taylor   Brothers,   Ship   Owners;  C.    H. 
Peters,    Flour   and    Feed   Merchant;    G.  S     Fisher   &    Son.    Rooi 
Macee's  Sons.  Halters  and   Cap   Manufacturers;    W.    H.     I  home  &   Co., 
Hardware:    The  London  House  Wholesale,   Ltd. 

References  at  Montreal  :    The  Gault   l;r<  >-.   Co.,   ltd..  Wholesale  Dry 
Merchants  :  D.  Morrice,  Sons  ..v.  Co..  General  Merchants. 


\  111 
NEW  BRUNSWICK  LEGAL  CARDS     Continued. 

j     KING   KELLEY, 

*J  •  Barrister,  Notary,  Etc. 

-/■    JOHN,    \ 

1 1     Shi  >rey  .v   Co., 

Linton  &  Co.,  J    C.  Wilson  A  Co.,  Percival 
Mi  I'm  him-.  Son  &  II"  Igson. 
1  ii  Toronto  : 

.1 .  &    I    Taj  lor,  and  E.  Boisseau  ! 
[n  Quel 

P.  G  .     -  .\  <  lie,  Jos.  darnel  i 

In  St    Jol  ■ 

Bank  "i   '  v,    Welcome   Soap   Company,  The  8. 

Hayward  <  !o. 


i;i.|)()N    &    M.  1.1.  \N 


w 


Banisters  and  Attorneys 
Joh  a      '  ■         ■         A  •  ir  Bru 


Solicitors  in  New  Brunswii  Bank  oi  Montreal,  Cana- 

dian Pacific  Railway  Co.,    Dominion    Kxpret  Iman'a 

'  'ar  <  'n.,  i  riiardian    Assui  Shi  ire    Lone 

Railway  Co.,  New  Brunswick  Railway    •  '<>.,   Union   Insurance 
•in. i  [neuranci  <  !o.,  of  Edinburgh, 
•i  Union  Telegraph  Co  ,  Si    John  Railway  Co.  (Consoli- 

I ,' .  1 1 1  w  ;  i  \    A    i  I        I 


c 


IRcwfounManb  Cavt>s. 


Sit.  lobn'a- 


1HAS.  O'NEILL  CONRO? 


Barrister  at-Law,  Solicitor,  Etc. 

/  rlh    St.,    St 

■ 

P  0    I  bone 


II 


ON.  i:    1*.  MORRIS,   HA  ..  LL.D. 


Barrister  and  Solicitor 


B 


IX 


HI.  TLCl.  territories  Carbs. 

(tfalganj. 
\N(.S  &  JONES 

Barristers,  Advocates.  Solicitors.  Notaries,  Etc. 
Solicitors  for  The  Molsons  Bank,  R.  <  . .  Dun  &  ( !o.,  etc. 
CALGARY,  .v.  if  /'..  CANADA 

T  OUGHKKD &   BENNETT 

-*-A  Barristers.  Solicitors,  Advocates,  Etc. 

Calgary,  N.W.T.,        -  Canada 

.1.  A.  Lougheed,  K  < '.  R.  B.  Bennett,  I.L.I'.. 

Solicitors  for  the  Bank  of  Montreal 

( lablee     "  Loogheed  <  lalgary  " 


turnout  on. 


BECK,  EMERY  &  DUB1 
Advocates,  Notaries,  Etc. 
Edmonton  AT.  II".  '/'. 

X.  I).  Beek,  K.C.  E.  C.  Emery  Lucien  Dubuc,  B.A. 

Cable  Address,  "  Beckem." 


B 


OWN  &   LiOBERTSON 


Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries 
Offia     McLeod  Block        -        -        Edmonton,  Alberta. 
•John  C.  F.  Bown  Harry  H.  Robertson 

rTIAYLOll  &  BOlLE 

J-  Barristers.  Advocates,  Notaries,  Etc. 

Edmonton  and  Strathcona,     -    Alberta,  Canada. 

Solicitors  for  the  Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce 
H.  C.  Taylor.  M.  A..  LI.  B.  .1.  R.  BtJyle 

^^ ;    -  ^^ 

jj)ukon  {Territories  Garbs. 

Ddtoson. 

gELCOURT  &  McDOUGAL 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  Conveyancers,  Etc. 

DAW&OJT,        -        -        -        YUKON  TERRITORY 

N.  A.  Belcourti   K.C.,  M.P.  Frank  J.  McDoagal 

Offices  ni  Dawson  and  Ottawa 


Hlova  Scotia  Garbs. 


.1 


OHN   M.  CHISHOLM 

Barrister    and    Solicitor. 

II  \  II I    i   I 


H 


\L'l;lS.    IIKNI.'Y   &   CAHAN 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  Etc. 


//  /' 

"  Henry,"  Halifa  «,  "  Hem  y,"Sydnej        \ 
B.  C.  McNeills,  ] 

I;    I  \V.  A.  ilmv  I      II    Caban 

II    r.  St  lira  I  ■     \    l;    :;       infra 


\  LFKE 


:i>  WHITMAN,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Barrister,  Solicitor,  Etc. 

HALIFAX,    \    ^ 

Cab  "  \  t  *  1 1 1 . 1 1 1 .     Halifax 


^Pbncn. 


rohn  .1    M  A    J.  '.    Ma    I  ■  hi  ...  I.I.  B 

a  ECHEN  &   Ma<  CABE 

Barristers  and  Solicitors.  Notaries.  Etc. 

)  l'\  l)  .  '    i  /'/    /:/:/  I  ■'  \ 


M 


Mil  I 


•   Sfiinbeor. 

/     l..  1>.\\  [DSON,  Ll/.l'.. 

h.i i  mi    Bolleitoi 

ii  /  \./i    i    - 


» 

NOVA  SCOTIA  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued 


Tlav  mouth. 


SAXDI'OIM)  H.  PELTON,  K.C. 
Barrister,  Solicitor,  Notary  Public,  Conveyancer,  Etc. 
Solicitor  for  the  Municipality  of  Yarmouth. 

Stipendiary  Magistrate  for  the  Town  of   Yarmouth  and  for 
the  <  lounty  of  Yarmouth. 

Boston,  Martin  Building,  corner   Main  and  Cliff -Streets, 
YARMOUTH,   N.S. 


©ntavio  (lavbs. 


Ujcllcuillc. 


WILLS  &   WRIGHT 
Barristers.  Solicitors,  Notaries  Public,  Itc. 

Offices,  No.  9  Campbell  Street,        ■        ■        Belleville,  Ont.,  Can. 
Branch  Uffice,  Marmora,  Ont. 
Malcolm  Wright  J.  Franklin  Wills 

Telephones    Office  74,     Residence  61, 


SBrantforD- 


TJEYD,  LIVINGSTON  &  COUCH 

Barristers,  Solicitors.  Notaries,  Conveyancers,  Etc. 

Offices,  66  Market  St.,  Brantford,  Ont. 

Louis  F.  Heyd,  K  .  <  .  W.  Churchill  Livingston 

J.  11.  Couch 


ftrorktitllr. 


W 


7   S.  BUELL 

Barrister,  Solicitor,  Etc. 

Offices,  Cotnstuck  Block,       -       Court  Soust  Avenui 

Solicitor  for  Bunk  of  Toronto 

BROCKVILLE,  -        ONTARIO 


QTobouvg. 


T?     ('.  S.  HUYCKE,  K.C 


Barrister,  Solicitor,  Etc. 
COBOURQ,        -        -        -       -        ONTARIO 


Ml 

ONTARIO  LEGAL  CARDS     Continued 


vL'onilu.ill. 


EITCH,  PEINGLE  &  CAMERON 

Barristers,   Etc. 
8 

Solicit*  i  -  for  '  Ontario  I 
Leitch,  K  R     \    Pi  ngli  .  M.I'. 

•  i     \ .  « '.  <  ameron,  LI..  B. 
Address,  ••  Lei pricam," Cornwall     I.I.  T<  l(  ph   i  ■ 


Salt. 


\l 


I  LUC  AN   &    MILLII    \  J 


Barristers-at-Law.  Notaries  Public.  Etc. 

/  '■!/./.  OUT  IRIO 

W    .1     Millican.  \     I      Millican 

Direct   connection,  and   personal  attention  (riven   to  all 
■  -  in  Berlin,   Watei loo,    Pn 
and  Now  Hambu 


£oocrich. 


1  \l<kl.\s<>\  &  c,  \l;l;o\\ 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  Etc. 
OODERICH,  -       ONTARIO. 

E.  I.    Dickinson  m   v. .  1.1.  B 


ftuclph. 


M 


MCDONALD  &   DREW 


Barristers  and  Solicitors. 

h 
A    II    \l  kod<  ii..]. 1.  I,  '  i. 


Hamilton. 


CRERAB  a   CRERAR, 
BnrrUtim,    Solicitors,   Etc. 

/ 

1      i 
I      II' 


ONTARIO  LEGAL  CARDS-Continued. 


M.  McCLEMONT,  B.C.L.,  LL.B. 

Barrister,  Solicitor,  Etc. 
Not.  17-19  King  Street  West,    HAMILTON,  ONT. 

Probating,    Administrations    and    Commercial    Collections    a 
Specialty. 


w 


Ingcvsoll. 


JACKSON  &  GIBSON 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 

TNQERSOLL,     ■      ONTARIO 

J.  B.  Jackson,  K  C.  Thos.  Gibson,  B.  \ 


Xonboir. 


pEONYN  &  BETTS 

\J      Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 
Huron  «fe  Eru  Buildings,  Richmond  Street,        London,  Canada. 
F.  P.  Betts  H.  Cronyn 

Solicitors  for  The  Huron  &  Erie  Loan   and   Savings  Co., 

Canada   Tru-t   <"o.,    Canadian    Bank  of  Commerce,   Synod   of 
Huron,  R.  G.  Dun  &  Co.,  etc. 


LEASER  &    MOOEE 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 

Offices — Agricultural  Building,  Cor.  Dundas  and  Talbot  Sts., 
Loudon,   Canada. 
M.  D.  Fraser.  J.  P.  Moore. 

Cable  Address  "Framore." 


Niagara  Jfalls. 


A  LEXAXDEE  FRASEK 

Barrister,   Solicitor,  Notary,  Etc. 
Offices — Macartney  Block,      -     Niagara  Falls,  ' 
Money  to  Loan . 
Solicitor  for  the  Imperial  Bank  of  Canada 


ONTARIO  LEGAL  CARDS     Continued 


©ttatoa,  (Dnt. 


A 


,,  li:n  a  du<  Li 


Advocates,  Barristers.  Etc. 

for  Provinces  of  Quebec  and  Ontario. 


II.  A3  I.  n,  K.C.  \    \v.  Dudos,  B.C.L. 

1  P   ■ 

CommiKsioni  Parliamentary,   Su- 

preme  And   Bxoheqm  ents. 

.   Ont, 

'Phone  909. 


B 


ELCOURT  &   RITCHIE 


Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 
(Onl 
Otta  -  -         -         Canada. 

Parliamentary,    Saprtme  ami    Exchequer    (  cental 

N.  A.  !'.•  loonrt,  LL  I  >.  K.C.,  M.P.  J.  A    l: 

Advccati   t.  .1  I  'r<  .\ .  1  d  Attoi  ney 

of  Qui  irleton 

Cable  Address  :     "  Belrit,  Ottawa." 

C.\.  ]•;.  BLANCHET 
•  Barrister,   Solicitor,   Notary,   Etc. 

/  Elgin  Street,  OTTA  WA,  (    1  A'  IDA 

iamentary,  Supreme  <  Inurt  and  I  departmental  Agent. 
J  attention  given  to  Commercial  Law  an  I  <  '-out 


C\l;<>\   &  SINCLAIB 
Barristers,  Solicitors,  Etc. 
i<  Ontario  and  ' y  ■ 
Carlctan  Chambi  r$,         .... 

ad  Rxchequer  < ' t-. 

and  I  departmental  Agents 

K.(      K.C.M.G  K    \     Binolair, 

l'i..\  iih  •    ..f  <  »!  • 


c 


\\\i\  SLEB  &  BETHUNE 


Barristers.    Solicitors,    Et<. 

OTTA  ii'  1.  <    \BADA 

1  ■.     1 

I      l 


ONTARIO  LEGAL  CARDS     Continued 


COD1-:  &  BURRITT 
Barristers,    Solicitors,   Etc. 

Rooms 5,  6,  ,'  &  \  Carleton  Chambers,  74  Sparks  Street 

OTTA  II". i .    CANAD  I 

Supreme  Court  and  Parliamentary  Agents. 

R.  G.  I  E.  F.  Burritt 


GEMMTLL  &  MAY 
Barristers,  Solicitors.  Etc. 

Carleton  Chambers,  74 Sparks  St.      ■      OTTAWA,    CANADA. 

Supreme  Court  and  Parliamentary  Agents. 

J.  A.  Gemmill.  A.    I'.  May. 


G 


ORMAN  &  O'CONNOR 


Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 

Rooms  3  and  4  Carleton  Chambers, 

74  Sparks  Street,  OTTAWA,  ONTARIO 

M.  J.  Gorman,"  K.C.  M    J.  O'Connor,  LL.B. 


H 


OGG  &  MAGEE, 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries.  Etc. 
?  Sparks  Street        -        -        -        Ottawa,  Canada. 
W.  1).  Hogg,  K.C  F.  A.  Magee 


Special  attention   given   i"   Exchequer  Court    Business    and    Practice. 
Solicitoi-s  for  La  Banque  Natiouale,  Ottawa. 

"VTORMAX  G.  LARMONTH 

Barrister,  Solicitor,  Etc. 

/..'  Central  Chambers,  Elgin  Street,    OTTAWA 

T  ATCHFORD,  McDOUGALL  &  DALY 

_I_J  Barristers,    Solicitors,   Etc. 

Supreme  Court  and  Parliamentary  Agents. 
19  Elgin    Street,        ....        OTTAWA,   CANADA. 

Telephone  1259. 

Hon.  F.  R.  Latchford,  K.C.        J.  Lorn  McDougall,  Jr.,  B.A. 

E.  J.  Daly. 


M 


cLAURIX  &  MILLAR 


Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 
Offices— 19  Elgin    Street,         .        -         OTTAWA,    CANADA 
Parliamentary,  Supreine  Court  and  Departmental  Agents. 

(Tec  McLaurin,  LL.B.  Halda  ••  Millar 


\V1 

ONTARIO  LEGAL  CARDS     Continued 


M 


acCRAKEN,  HENDERSON  &  McDOUGAL, 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries.  Etc. 

T •  •  1 1 1 1  I.  MacCraken  '■•      I     Henderson 

I).  .1    MoDougal 


PARLIAMENTARY,    PCPREMB    COCBT    AND    DEPABTXKMTAI     10BKTB 
l   ...-.  Quet  a  and  Elgin  Stt.,  <"■ 

Oi  m|  T.sn>TT.criM.K,v  GLEESON 

U  Barristers,    Solicitors,    Etc. 

Sup  rem*   Court  and  Departmental   .1   • 

Hon.  i:    W    Sc  tt.  K.C.,  LLD.                              1 1  Ln 
\V.  II.  Curio,   -M    L  E.  P    '■  d 

Parliamentary  Solicitor.      Special  attention   ^ri\'i 
Bill  \a  vr  i  - 1 ;  i  t  i  •  m. 

CarUton  Chambers,  1  \  Sparks  Stret  .  OTT  i  W  I 
Solicitors  for  Canadian  Pacific  Railway  Co.,  Ottawa  and 
New    York     Railway    Company,     Bell    Telephone   Company, 
Aim  ii.  an  Surety  < '"..  etc. 


>\ 


rYLD  &  OSLER, 


Barristers,    Solicitors,   Etc. 

/'•  epl  mt   lip 
OTTA  II. I.  CAR  ADA 
Solicitors  for  The  Mole  nn  Bank  and  The  '  mtario  Bank 
Supreme  Court  and  Parliaments 
Win    Wyld.  GlynOok 

i  .-34. 


(patent  attorneys 


4    &  r,  11  \i;\  i:v 

»   \    •  Patent  Attorneys 

1  )TTA  'I   1  -         -         CANADA 

( )[H<  1      ....  -iti'l 

'  'i  1"71 

1 


Peterborough. 


Barrister.  Solicitor.  Etc. 


ONTARIO  LEGAL  CARDS -Continued. 


^t.  Thomas. 

JS.  ROBERTSON 
•  (I  ormerl  ,m) 

Barrister,   Solicitor  and  Notary. 
No.  tSt.,St.  Thomas,  Ont.,        J'    O.  Box  313 

Local  Solicitor  foi   MoIsonsB  licitor  for  81 

(Ltd.))  The  Rose,   I'utlay  Co.  (Ltd.),  etc. 

Correspi  nas  for   Hubbell,  Attorneys    National  Clearing 

Hcuse,  McKillop,    loppan  &  Co.,    N  -      .-  and    Leather  !■  \"- 

change,    Km   pean    Exporters    Ass'n   |Ltd.),    Bankers    Security  Co 
1,101111  Mercantile  Agency  Co.,   Che  Credit  Association,   etc! 

Telephones,  Residence  131,  Office  109     Long  Distance. 


Stmcoc. 


T. 


R.  ATKINSON 

Barrister,   Solicitoi-,  Notary,  Etc. 
SIMCOB,         -        -        .        ONT. 


^tnitforb. 


M 


ABEE  A'  MAKINS 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 


Solicitors  Merchants   Bank. 
Watford,  ,w,„..# 

•I.  I".  Mabee,  K.C  t   r<   at  i 


^Toronto. 


B 


A.RWICK,  AYLESWORTH,  WRIGHT 

&  )IUS.s, 


Barristers,   Solicitors,  Etc. 

North  of  Scotland  Chambers,  18  <fc  80  King  Street  West,  Toronto. 

Walter -llarwu-k  K.f'..  A  BAylesworth.KO., Henry.J. Wright 
John  II.  Moss    Charles  A.  Moss    J.  A.  Thompson 


ONTARIO  LEGAL  CARDS     Continued. 


B 
B 


EATTY,  BLACKSTOCK,  NESBITT 
FASKEN  a   RIDDELL, 

ITY.  BLACKSTOCK,  CB  \l>- 
\\  [CK  &  GALT, 

Barristers,   Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 

< I 

; 

W     I  I 

| 


r> 


LAKE,    LASB  A   CASSELS, 


Barristers,  Solicitors.   Etc. 

.    /    ronto. 
Telephone  Main  38-10.     <  lable  Addres*  I 

v    ||     l.,      .     K.C        /..    \     I...I,.  K  <  \\  alti  i    '  '   -  -    -.  K  ''. 

\\     ||    B  ak<  ,  K.<      .    limn.   Blake        I      I     Blake 

\    \\      VnRlin  T.  I  •    I  W.  A.  H.  Kerr 

\\     •.  i  fi   ■.,  Miller  Lash         EL  C.  II.  CaaseU. 


A 


LFEED  W.   BRIGGS, 

Barrister.  Solicitor,  Etc 
ii  1  .'  '•■ 

hone  Mail 


1IRISTOL,   BAYLY  &  ARMOl  R, 
*  Barristers,   Solicitors.   Etc. 

/. 

bone  Main  ! 
Edmund  Bristol.        II  I  or. 


I) 


iLAMERE,   REESOR  a    ROSS, 

Barristers.    Solicitors.    Etc. 


1 

II.;.  K   •  II      \     I: 


J. 


1  .  EDG  \i; 

Barrister.  Solicitor.  Notary  Public.  Etc. 
n  1 12. 


XIX 

ONTARIO  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued. 


TONES,    MACKENZIE  &  LEONARD 
TONES,  (ill1. SOX  &  REID 

■J  Barristers  and  Solicitors. 

Cm  ■   "  r8< 

/  -  . .  Toronto 

Canada  Permanent  &  Western  Canada   Mortj  oration, 

Solicitors'  Office  for  <  Ontario. 

Telephone  L370.     ( Jable  Addres    "  L -d." 

Beverley  Ji  ,;-  A.  Mackenzie  ( '.  J.  Leonard 

lw  in  ( ribson  Thomas  Reid 


K 


ERR,   BULL  &   ROWELL 


Barristers,    Solicitors,   Etc. 

TORONTO,  ONT. 
Kerr.        B.  E.  BulL        N.  W.  Rowell.        J.  G   Shaw. 


TZERR,    DAVIDSON.    PATERSON 
IV  &  GRANT, 

Barristers.  Solicitors,  Notaries  Fiiblic,  Etc. 

Offices— Land  Security  Co.'s  Bldg.,  tS  Adelaidt  St.  East,  Toronto 

J    K.Kerr.KC,     W.Davidson.     John  A.Paterson,  K.C. 
K.  A.  Grant.  E.  <;.  Long. 

Telephi .Main  608. 


K 


[NGSMILL,  HKLLMUTH, 

SAUNDERS  &  TORRANCE 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 

Union  Bank  Chambers,  19  Wellington  Street  West, 
Tur'  Hi",  (  'qnada. 

Telephone  Main  573.        Cable  Address,  "  Kingsmill,"  Toronto. 

Nicol  Kingsmill,  K.C.  I.  V.  Bellmuth,  K.C. 

D.  \\  .  Saunders.  W.  1\  Torrance. 

E.  C.  Cattanach.  Walter  B.  Kingsmill. 


T  AIDLAW,  KAPPELE  &  BICKNELL 

Barristers  and  Solicitors. 

ti,h Imperial  Bank  Buildings,  34  Wellington  St.   E.,  Toronto. 

Cable  Address,  "Laidlaw,"  Toronto. 

Wm.  Laidlaw,  K.C.,      Geo.  Kappele.      James  Bicknell,  K.C., 

James  \V.  Bain,  Charles  Kappele. 


ONTARIO  LEGAL  CARDS     Continued. 

MCCARTHY,    OSLER,    HOSKIN     & 
EARCOURT, 

Barristers,   Solicitors,   Etc. 
Home  Lift  1  I       nto. 

John  Hoskin,  K.C.  I     W    Hai  W     I 

11    8.  <<-!•  r,  K.C        Li  i.  I     W.> 

D   I.    McCarthy    C.  S.  Maclnnea    BrittonOslei      V.. M   Stewart 

1  hristopher  Robinson,  K   ' 
( 'able  addn  se     "  Raj  mond,"  Toronto. 


M 


ACDONALD,  SHEP1  EY, 

MIDDLETON  &  DONALD, 


Barristers.  Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 
/  Strei  I  Toronto 

3     II.   M ACDONALD,   l\  <1.   I'.  SHBPLKT,    K   I 

VV.  E.  Middli  I;   C.  ]  '•■■>  w.n 

i  'able  Address  "  M  -  -•  mi  Ion." 


M 


ACDONELL a   BOLAND 

Barristers,    Solicitors,    Etc. 
Bank  Chamber*,    ?  Toronto  Street,  '/' 


Solicitors  for  the  dominion  Pern  ,  the  Trusts 

and  Guarantee  <  o.,  The  Sovereign  banl 

'■  Murell,"  Toronto 
\.  C    Macdonell  W  ,  J     Boland 


FB 


\NK   \Y.   MACLEAN, 

Barrister,  Solicitor,  Notary.  Etc. 
Telepl  -I  I      ■  !;•  -i  ■ 


M\(  Ml   KCHY,   DENISON   a 
HENDERSON, 

Barristers,   Solicitors,   Etc. 
■   Macmui  Shibli  1    I 

I ;    I I   Hi 
\i  i         ■  /,  TORO  \  TO 

ALONE,  MALONE  a   HOLDE1S 

1  »  I  Barristers,  Solicitors.  Notaries,  Coitveyancera.  Etc 

I      I  K.I  \    I.    M  rJ 

I 


M 


XXI 

ONTARIO  LEGAL  CARDS     Continued. 


TtTASTEN,  STAKE  &  SPENCE, 

Barristers,   Solicitors,  Etc. 

Canada  Lijt    Building,  I  mada. 

'Phone   Main  1261. 

C.  A.  Masten.  .1.  I;.  L.  Starr.  J.  E.  Spence. 

A.   W.   Hunter. 

TITEREDITH  A  CAMERON 

barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries,  Com  ,  Etc. 
Offices:     T,  „,/>/■  Building,  TORONTO,  ONTARIO. 
Telephone  Main  1340. 
John  K.  Meredith.  M.  C.  Cameron. 


P 
P 


ROUJ)R)()T,   DUNCAN,   GRANT   & 
SKEANS 
0UDF0OT,   DUNCAN  &   MILLER 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries,  Etc. 

Bank  of  Commerct  Building,   15  King  St.  West,  Toronto. 

Telephone,  Main  240. 

Win.  Proudfoot,  K.C.  E.  ,T.  B.  Duncan  W.  H.  Grant 

W.  A.  Skeana  A.  A.  Miller 

OOYCE  &  HENDERSON, 

-*-*-'  Barristers,  Solicitors,  Etc. 

R.  1!.  Henderson.  Allan  H.  Rotob. 

Telephone  .Main  2833. 

Molaon*  Rank  Chambers,  f8  King  Street  West,       ■     TORONTO 

Bratu  h  Offia      Toronto  Junction  . 


WATSON,  SMOKE  A   SMITH, 

*  »  Barristers,  Solicitors,  Etc. 

owe*.  National  Trust  Building,   ?4  King  Street  East,  Toronto 
Telephone  Main  989.     Cable  Address  "Smoked  Toronto. 

Geo.  H.  Watson,  K.C.,    Samuel  C.  Smoke,    .1.  Grayson  Smith. 
John  Jennings.     Neil  Sinclair. 


Agctirirs. 


(CANADIAN  LAW  AND  AGENCY 

^    COMPANY 

93  Janes  Building,    Toronto 

Collections,  Commercial  Law,  Management  of  Properties. 
Representative  Solicitors  in  leading  Canadian  cities. 
Members  of  the  Commeicial  Law  League  of  America. 


ONTARIO  LEGAL   CARDS     Continued 


Accountants. 


OHEItMAE    K.  TOW  NSEND 

Public  Accountant,  Auditor  and  Assignee, 
:  h  1 

TORONTO.  ONT 


Patent   ^uliritors. 


u 


DOUT  &    MAI  BEE 

Solicitors  ot  Patents  and  Experts 
//,,,./   Office,  103 


Foreign    members   ■•(    the  Chartered    Institute 
Agi  nt-,  bngland. 

ii  /-  <  . 

.1.  G.  Ridout,  (    i  .1.  Edw.  Maj 

Bai  i  I  '  ■ 


(Translators. 


F 


OKEIGN    LANGUAGES    BUKEAU 


l\  I        '.     T<>r<>iit>i 


i  II    SP  WISH    GERMAN, 

II  \l.l  W     I 

I ». tcumenta  i ifficiallj   oerl  ified  it   reqi 


(lolui&sor 


l   RPHY,   SALE  a   o  CONNOB 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  Notaries.  Etc. 


.11 
i  .  No  09 

.1.   I.    \l  irphy  i|      '" 

Pel  I 


X  X  1 1 1 


p.  E.  Tlslanb  Cavbs. 


H 


F.  L.  Baazard,  K.C.  Gil.  Gaudet,  B.A. 

AS/AKD &  GAUDET 


Barristers.  Solicitors  in  Chancery.  Notaries  &c. 
Offices'  Merchants    Bank    Building,  Charlottetown,  J'.  E.  Island. 
hone  L02.       P.O    rjox  581 . 

Representatives  of    Wilber  Mercantile  Agencj    for   Prince 
Edward    [sland. 

( lommissioners  for  taking  Affida\  ii>  in  all  ( '.  urts  in  Ontario. 

Cuunni&Kioners  for  taking  Affidavits  and  acknowledgments 
tn  deeds  f< ir  Nev.  fi  mndlani I. 

Solicitors  For  the  Merchants  Bank  <>t'  Prince  Edward  [Bland. 

Special  attention  given  to  collections. 


©uebec  Cavbs. 


-Sttontvral. 


A  TWATER,  DUCLOS  &  CHAUVIN 

Advocates. 

Standard  Chandlers,  151  St.  James  Street,  Montreal. 

All.,  it  \V.  Atwater,  K.C. 

Consulting  (Counsel  for  City  ol  Mi  mtreal. 

Charles  A.   Duclot  II.  X.  Chauvin 

Cable  Address  "Leges  "        Telephone  Main  10 

"DEAUREGARD  &  RAINYILLE 

Advocates,    Solicitors,    Etc. 

97    /,'."  St. -Jacques,        -        -        Montreal 

L.  E.  Beauregard,  LL.I>.  .).  H.  Rainville,  LL.B. 

Bell  Telephone,  Main  4458. 


B 


ISAILLON  &  BROSSARD 


Advocates. 
Nos.  lids  17  Cott  de  la  Plact  d'Armes,  Montreal 

F.  J.  Bisaillon,  C.R.  Arthur  Brossard,  LL.B. 

Hector  R.  Bisaillon,  LL.B. 
Tel.  Bell  Main  No.  31.  Cable  address,  "  Bis  "  Montreal. 


BLAIR  &  LAVERTY, 
Advocates,  Barristers,  Etc 
Temple  Building,  185  St,  -In mis  Street,  Mont 
Commissioners  for  Ontario. 
John  W.  Blaik.  V  3.  Lavkbtt. 

Telephone  Main  1413.  Cable  address,  "Valblair." 


QUEBEC  LEGAL  CARDS     Continued 

I  >rcil.\X  &   ELLIOTT 

"  Advocates,    Barristers,    Etc 

'■' 
Cable  Address,  "Trylan"  Montreal 

Telephoni    M 
.1.  -v  Buchiin,  K  II    -I.  Elliot  1 

DUSTEED  a    LAM; 

Advocates,  Barristers,    Commissioners,  Etc. 
I  i/     treed. 

II  \.  < '.  Campbell  Lam 

CAMPBELL,  MEREDITH,  MACPHERSON 
&   HAGUE, 

Advocates,  Solicitors,  Etc. 

merchants  I'm, I.   Building,  Montreal. 

Idreas  "CammeralL"  Bell  Telepb»m   Main  27. 

<'.  s.  Campbell,  K.C.       F.  E.  Mi  redith,  K.C. 
K    l;.  M  icph<  raon  II.  .1    II  v  l:    Holden 

(  1LAXT0N  A   KENNEDY 

Advocates.  Covinsellors-at-'Law,   Etc 

el  foi  M«  tropolitan  T.  .  ork. 

•  'ornmi  i  i  lumbia  ami    81 

N(  «  York. 
/".'  St.  J  -  U  ■'■'•' 

A.  G.  B keCIaxton  .1.  K    Kennedy 


D 


ANDURAND,  BRODEUR  &  BOYER 

Barristers,  Etc. 

//  an  /  i  //     .    1/ 

I;    I  tandurand,  K.< '  .  - 
I.    I'    Brodeur,  K.C.,  M.r.,  Speaker  Houw  of  Cumii 

i 

DEERS  I'.W  [DSOIS 

A'lvocatP,    Barrintrr,  Etc. 

ndland  and  t  he  Provin 

I  '  I      nk. 

I  I  .'  '.'■■>: 


XXV 

QUEBEC  LEGAL  CARDS—Continued 


D 


EMEKS  &  deLOEIMIEE 

Advocates,   Solicitors,    Commissioners,  Etc. 
Members  [J.S.  Law  Association 

Bartqui  du  Peuph  Buildinq,  9?  St.  James  Street,  MONTREAL 

Bell  Tel.  Main  1531.   First  Flat,  Suite  of  Rooms  No.  2. 
Phillippe  Demers,  LL.D.,  K .< '.      Raoul  G.  deLorimier,  LL.6 


F 


LEET,  FALOONEE  &  COOlv 

Advocates,  Barristers,      Commissioners,  Etc. 


Iff)  St.  James  St.  MONTREAL 

Cable  AiMiv--  ••  Fleet"  :  Directory  Code,  Western  DnionCode. 

A.B.C.  Code. 

C.  J.  Fleet.  Alex.  Falconer.  J.  W, 

jn  EOFFRION,  GEOFFRI0N  &  CUSSON 

^^  Advocates,  Etc. 

P.O.  Box  85.  Bell  Telephone  10. 

No.  '>',   St.    fames  Street,  Banqut  <//  PeupU   Chambers, 
MOA  VREAL. 

Victor  Geoffrion,  M.P.  Aime  Geoffrion         Victor  Cusson 


G 


REENSHIELDS,  GREENSHIELDS, 
HENEKER  &  MITCHELL 


Advocates,  Barristers,    Commissioners,  Etc. 

British  Empire  Building,    II!',  Notre  Damu  St.,    MONTREAL 

Cable  Address;  ".Shields'"       Telephone  No.  729  Main 

J.  N.  Greenshields,  K.C.  R.  A.  E.  Greenshields,  K.C. 

K.  T.  Heneker  W.  G.  Mitchell 

XT  ALL,  CBOSS,  BEOWN  &  SHAEP 

Advocates,  Barristers,   Commissioners,  Etc. 

London  dk  Lancashin  Lift  Building,  MONTREAL 

Telephone  Main  42  Cable  Address  •'.Tonhall  "  .Montreal 

John  S.  Hall,  K.C.  Albert  J.  Brown,  K.C. 

Selkirk  Cross,  K.C.  W.  Frescott  Sharp 


H 


IB13AEI)  &  GLASS 


Advocates,    Barristers,   Etc. 

Standard  Bldg.,  151  St.  James  St.,  Montreal 

Telephone,  Main  1453.         Cable  address,  "  Drasal,"  Montreal. 
F.  W;  Hibbard  L.  G.  Glass. 


QUEBEC    LEGAL   CARDS     Continued. 

I  ACOBS,  PATTERSON  &  G  \i;NK.\r 

*s  Advocates,  Barristers  and  Solicitors. 

//  '/. 

\ 
s    w    .!  Wm.  Patti 


LAFLEUR,    M.\i  Imm  c  \|j.   & 
MAOFARLANE, 

Advocates,  Barristers,  itc. 

fl        York  Life  Bu  ■.        -        ■         U 

('.ili!  i  rail." 

Bug*  ne  l.i  Fli  ur,  K.<  11W.M  tcdoufraU 

Lawn  M        ■<  lane 


I 


[GHTHALL    HARWOOD  &  STEW  \i;T. 

A     Barristers,   Solicitors,  Attorneys-at-Law. 

Chambers,   First  Flat,    <'<i>i   and    District    Bank    Building, 
180  St.  James  Street.        ....  MONTRE  IX 

Teleph N  •.  2382  Cable  Address  "Lighthall." 

W  .   D.    LlOHTHALl      M     \  .    I     R.S.L.      0.    A      II  IBW  .    B.C   L 

\     MoNai  ghton  Stbwabt,   I '■  '    I. 


L 


M.    LYON 

Advocate,   Barrister  and  Solicitor. 

1/ 
Member  ol  0  .  . 

Telephone  Mail 


M 


cGIBBON,    I  ASGR  \IN.   ItYAN  & 
MITCHELL, 

Advocates,  Barristers,  &c. 

/     t  B ■.  '/<<  I  /'/.'/    i  /.. 

"Monty 

(L  D.  MoG  K.C  'I'll.  Chaw  l  b!         M  P 

Pc  i  i 

I  »..n/!  .-    \  i  muur. 


A 


N'|)|;i:\\    i;.   \i.  MASTER 


Ad\<.i    it.      S..li(  itor.  Etc. 

If 

T<  l'i 


X  XVII 
QUEBEC  LEGAL  CARDS-  Continued. 


H 


(-(,11   MACKAY 


Advocate,    Barrister    and    Solicitor. 

Street  Railway  Chambers,  Plact    D'Armes  Hill,     ■     -    Montreal. 
Tel.,   Main    L502. 

TjlAEQUHAE  s.  MACLENNAN,  K.C. 

Advocate,  Barrister  and  Solicitor,. 

Building,        -         -         -        MOK  THEM. 
Cubic  Address  "  Farmac"  Montreal     A.. B.C.  Code 


M 


ACMASTEH  A   1UCKS0N 


Advocates,  Barristers,  Commissioners,  Etc. 

TempU  Building,  St.  James  Street,  Montreal 

Telephone  Main  1121.     <  lable   V-ddress  '■  Macmaster  "  Montreal 
A.  B.  C.  Code 

Donald  Macmaster,  K.C.,  l>  C.L.      J.  Cland  Hickson,  B.C.L. 

■JTIKNEST  E.  VIPOND 

Advocate,  Barrister,  Solicitor,  Etc. 

Suit*  606  Merchants  Bank  Chambers,  Wo  St.  James  St.,  Montreal 
Telephone  .Main  3107, 


TV 


W.  J.  WHITE,  K.C,  D.C.L  A.  W.  P.  BUCHANAN,  LL.B 

7HITE  &  BUCHANAN, 


802-5    New    Fork   Lift     Building,    Montreal 
Advocates,  Solicitors  and  Attorneys. 


Commissioners  for  the  Provinces  of  Canada,  the  States  of  New  York  and 
Ohio,  and    New  foundland 


Ipatent  attorney. 


B 


ANBURY  A.  BUDPEN 


F.  M.  Chartered   Institute  of  Patent  Agents 

V.  S.  Registered  Attorney  No.  loss. 

Advocate  Patent  Agent 

New  York  Life  Building  ....         MONTREAL 

Cable  Address- "Brevet,  Montreal." 


X  X  V 1 1 1 
QUEBEC   LEGAL    CARDS     Continued. 


(Qurbrr 


/  1ARON,    PENTLAND, 

*  STUART  a    BRODIB 

Advocates,    Solicitors,    Etc. 

<,      -      -      '//  //:/.' 

Ipn  P.Caron,K.C  ,  K.C.  M.G      C     \    !'•  ntlai 
i ;.  <..  Stuart,  K.C.     C    E.  Brodie. 


A\ 


T    a   A.   II.  cook 


Barristers,    Solicitors,    Etc. 

61  st,  Peter  Street,     -    ■     -     QUEBEC 


William  Cook,  K.C.  Arch.  II    Conk,  K  C 

Arch,  I. am  i. .  B.C  1.  I     Murphy 

!••  Address, 


/  <  [BSONE  &  DOBELL 

Advocates. 

».  i  QUI  /•'/:• 

i.l.  K.C.  Dobell 

:'>:;■.  « lable  Addn  -.  "Gibbell 


"I^ITZPATRICK.  PARENT,  TASCHEREAU,  ROY  &  CANNON 

Advocates,  Barristers,  Solicitors,  Etc. 
VICTORIA   CHAMBERS,  Ql  I 

K    |         M 

IV  mi.  i    and    Mini-'  I 
I 
I  1 . 1 .  I    .   M   I .    \  I .         I.I.I' 

I.    A    Cannon,  LI.  I. 

1/  u  / 


I 


>l;<  >\Y\   A    M  \(|)()N  \l.l». 
) 

A(lv«x  uti'd.  Bnrriatcra.  Solicitors.  Etc. 

<  i  \  I 

11     B    Brown,   K.C.    R.  M  B.A 


XXIX 


XHntteb  States  Cavbs 


CALIFORNIA 


LOS  ANGELES 


H 


AIMMS    cV    SW.WWM'k 

iRi.sk   Harris,  formerly  of  the   Canadian  Bar,  and 
I.  W.  Swanwick). 


Attorneys  and    Counsellors-at-Law  of  the  California  Bar 

SioweU  Blocl     /.<>.-  Angeles,  Californ 
Agents  at  San  Francisco  and  Sacramento. 

/  1    WHITE   MORTIMER,  M.A. 

V_y  •    Attorney  and   Counsellor-at-Xaw  of  the  California 
Bar,  Barrister  and  Solicitor  of  the  Canadian  Bar  (  Toronto) 

British   Vice-Consul  for  tht   District  of  Lux  Angeles 

Agents  at  San    Francisco  and    Sacramento;   Toronto    Agent, 

J.  B.   CBrian  ;    Montreal  Agents  ;  FarquharS. 

Maclennan,   K.C. 

G     P.  MULFOKD 

K3  •  Attorney  and  Counsellor 

Rooms  701-702  Los  Angeles  Trust  Bldg.,   Cor.   Spring   and  2nd 
Sts.,  Lux  A  ngelt  s,   <  'al. 

Practice  in  all  tb*  Court*,  Stateand  Federal. 

Probata  and  Mercantile  Law   Practice,  Specialties. 

Settlem*  n't  of  Estates,  etc. 

Attorney  for  "First  National  Bank." 

Cable   Address,    "Mnlford."    Notary   Public.     P.O.    Box  225. 

SAN  FRANCISCO. 


3    L.  BENJAMIN 

Law  Offices 
401-402-403  Call  Building,        -        ■       San  Francisco,  < 
Commercial  Law  and  Collections 


VOX  &  GRAY 

J-  General  Practice  in  State  and  Federal  Courts. 

Specialties— Corporation  and  Commercial  Law. 
San  Francisco,        ■        California. 

Attorneys  for  Pacific  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.  of  California. 
Refer,  without  special  permission,  to  Bradstreets  and  Bank  of . 
California.     Handle  Collections  through  special  department. 
Notary — Geo.T.  Knox. 


XXX 
UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS—  Continued. 


1! 


h,i;\  a    RIGBT 

Attorneys  and  Counsellors-at-Law. 


! 

Bankers     l  ■     l 

I  J  KNliY   C.   SCHAEKTZEB 

Attorney  and  Counsellor-at-Law    Proctor  in   Admiralty. 

•   .    -     -     -     SAN  FRAS CISCO,  CAL 

<  'omniercial,  Probate  ami  R 
Sepa 
Depositions  may  be  set  .>i  this  office  and  should  be 
Harry  L.  1  [orn, 


CONNECTICUT 


HARTFORD. 


Notary  Public,  Phone. 

FRANK    B.   WILLI  \M> 
Attorney  ;ind  Counsellor-at-T.aw 

/  '.  /.  i    '    /■'  //  ' 

i  ■■(  the 

Suprr 


NEW  HAVEN. 


1/    P.    \l;\  ink, 

'   -^»  Attorney   nnd   <  ounsellor 

/ 

// 

I 

I 
I 


UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS- Continued. 


DISTRICT    OF    COLUMBIA. 


WASHINGTON. 


K 


NIGHT  BROS.— PATENTS 


H.rv.vS.  Knight,  Attorn  nsellor-at  law. 

Member  Patent  Law  Association  :  Associate  Am.  Soc    M    K. 

Patents  Obtained  :  Trade  Marks  and  Copyrights    Ri 
Patent  Trad*   maikand    (Copyright    Litigation.     Appeals    from 
the  '  Jommis  tents  to  the  <  lourt  of  Appeals.  Searches 

and   Opinions  a*  I  ■    Patentability  and  [nfrineentents,  and  Ma 
terial  furnished  for  Answers  to  [nfvingi  nienl  Suits.    Will  repre- 
-••iii  non  resident  practitioners  in  Pat<  m  office  and  Courts. 
Noe.  ','h  ■','■.   ',>'■,  't7  and    'r    McQill  Buildinn;  908-914  0.  Street, 
.V.   II'.,  !l  ashtngton,   D.C. 
>isf.  Tel.,  848,  W  I  lddres<,  "  Knight,  Wash." 


RALSTON    &    SIDDONS 
Attorneys  and  Counsellors-at-Law. 

Jhnt'i  Building,         -        -         Washington,  D.  <  . 
t'abl"  address  "Ralsid,"  Washington. 
Practice  in  all  courts,  including  •  ourt  of  the  United    States 

and  ait'-  im-nt.il  business,  includii  !   Court 

of  Claims  matl  -equipped    Real  Estate  and  Com- 

mercial Law  bram 

Counsel  for  West  End  National  Hank.  Union  Savings  Bank, 
Wasbingti  n,  I1    C, 


ILLINOIS 


CHICAGO. 


ELBERT  C.   FERGUSON  CHARLES  N.  COODNOW. 

L.  Eamjes.  i.  R.  Hazes. 

Cable  Address,  "  Topaz." 

FEKGUSON  &  GrOODNOW, 
Commercial,  Corporation,  Trade  Mark,  Probate  and 
Real  Estate  Law  and  Litigation. 

Practice  in  the  State  and  federal  Courts: 
100  Washington  Street,         -        -         Chicago,  III. 

Depositions  carefully  taken,  let  Commission  issue  to  either  member  of 

the  firm  a>  a  Notary  Public. 

»l>i«-iil   Department  for  Collections     J.'gal  Business  attended  to  in  any 
part  ..f  the  t  '•  ited  States. 

ItKI'KKINt  1>    <  lllcaeo:  Chicago  National  Bank;  Chicago  Title  and  Trust 
Co. ;  JDHGEJi     i    Q   Ball.l)   H.Horton.B  S   lothill ;  The  credit  Ciearin 
l>evoe  A  Raynoldi  Compam     Paints;   Central   Klectr  <■  Co  :    Peter  TanS 
Sons;  Chicago  Newspaper  Onion;  Erie  City  Iron  Works.    New  York  <  ilj  : 
Hardware  Board [of  Trade  ;  Sullivan,  Drew  &  Co.;  Lazarn  Lehman; 

MartindaU-'s-  Mercantile  Agency:  Crockery  Board  of  t'rade  Itoslon  :  1>.  P. 
Nichols  &  Co.;  American  Soda  Fountain  Co  ;  l'liil.-i<l<-l|>lii:i  :  Warner  &. 
Tschudv;  Clms.  Lipi inrott  i  Co..  Soda  Fountains.  «■»«.  Louis  :  Tlios.  .1.  Fagin 
&  Co. 

Members  of  Commercial  Law  League  of  America;  Attorneys  National  Clearing  House 


UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued. 


INDIANA 


INDIANAPOLIS. 


M 


ORRIS    &    NKW  BERGER 


Attorney  s-at-Law. 

' .;,  135,    136,   137,   138,  139,   /'/>.  /;/, 
Commercial  Club  Building,   Indianapolis,  I  ml  ,   U.S.A; 
Pract  ■■  Hy  in  all  of  the  Civil  (  on  State  and 

Supreme;  < ' men  irporatiou  Law  iu  all  their  Branches, 

with   8pecial  for  making  i  lo  leclioiif      Bpi  cial  P 

Vttentii  3        ring  and  Collecting  Claims,  and  tl 

ductiug  "i  Litigation  growing  '>m  ol  C( uercii 

ur  promptness  and  efficiency ,  we  refer  to  the  leading  <  *>  >l I i-c- 
iinii   Agencies  and  Commercial   Lawyers  of   the  country,  wboM 

liremeuts  in  t  bese  res  pi  ■ 
ror  many  years      \Vi  unit  the  following  Spmcial    I 

Indianapolis,  Indiana  Natii 
Hank,  i  'apital  National  Bank  ;  New 
Bank   The  ll     B.  ClafBn  Co.,  Duuha 

,  a  '    >.,  fohn  Wanuamaker ;  <  Ihicago,  First  National  Bank, 
.1.  V.  Farwell  Co.,  Marshall   Field  &Co.,  Armour  &   i 
Hveretl  National  Hank,  Brownj  I  >urreil  &  Co  ;  i  lincinnati,  B.  Kahu 
B  inkers. 

lotaries  Public,  and  Long   Distance  Tele] 
in  Dili 


LOUISIANA 


NEW  ORLEANS. 


U1 


ERRICK    &    LEWIS 


Attorneys  and  Cotinsellors-at-Law. 

« .     ■  -  \       (JrUa        l 


Kdwin  T.  Merrick         Walter  8.  Lewis         Pliilij 
Vttorm  '     mmercial  National  Bank;Armoui  Packing  Co. 

.  Lt'd  ;  l  Sudani 


MARYLAND 


BALTIMORE 

i;  D\\  \i;|)  M.  II  \.MM<>\I> 

-1-^  Attonirv    :ind    Connsellor-at-Law. 

if 

I  1  'ill  .1.-     \.|.l|.  --    "    \l,lu..|.| 

1,1  i  '..i  poral        i 

I  Fidelity  ft  I) 

Mb         lin,  CI      Incn  A 

I  i         i  i    G.    Williams  < 

Kichm  I 

1  '  |M»II\  .  '      ' 

linrtli-tt  l  I      .       I 

i  I         I 


UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued. 


MASSACHUSETTS 


BOSTON 


"DRANDEIS,  DUNBAR  &  NUTTER, 

Counsellors-at-Law. 

Rft) Devonshin  strut.    -        -        -        Boston,  Mans. 

Louis  D.  Brandeis,      l>    Blakely  Hoar,       William  II .  Dunbar 

George  R.    Nutter,     Edward    P,  McClennen, 
John  G.    Palfrey,        J.    Butler  Studley,        Walter  L.  Came 


WORCESTER. 
"DICE,  KING  &  RICE 

Counsellors-at-Law. 

/.'/  Pearl  Street,    Worcester,         -         -         -        Massachusetts. 

Cable  Address  "Ice  King." 
Henry  W.  King.  Charles  M.  Rice. 


MICHIGAN 


DETROIT. 


"DOWEN,  DOUGLAS  &  WHITING 

Attorneys  and  Counsellors 

80to85  Moffatt  Block,        -        -         -        Detroit,  Mich. 

References — Merchants  Bank  of  Canada  ;  Dime  Savings  Bank; 
Union  Trust  Co. 

Herbert  Bowen  Frederick  W.  Whiting 

Samuel  T.  Douglas  James  O.  Murfin 

b 


\  WIN- 
UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS—   Continued. 

GRAND  RAPIDS 


PETER    DOEAN 
Attorney,  Solicitor  and  Proctor 

/■  Block,     ■     ■     Grand  Eapidt,  Mich. 

General  practitioner  In  Stat*  and  Federal  Courts.  Special 
attention  given  to  corporation,  admiialty,  commercial,  law  ool- 
lectionn  and  bankrupt 

:  le  foil  m  ior  parti  -  for  whom  I  do  buBini 
;■■■     ML   D.  Wells  &  Co..  Ed  I      Bice  &  Co 

Peabodj  &  •  o  .  i>u<-k  Brand  Co..  E.  O.  fi 

Field  d  Dempstei   a  I    i      Rochester,  N  F. :  \!    Rolb&. 

Son,  M  Boston,  Mass. :  Wilson,  Larrabe*  &  Co.,  Lamp- 

kin  &   Poster     Detroit:  Strong    I  ••    &  Co.,   I  dson,  Moore  A  Co., 
■\   1 1.  Rosen  ,\  i     ,E.  Scbloss  Bon  &  Co.,  Commercial  National  Bank. 

ii    B   Clafflin  &  Ca,  0.  i  .  Bates  a  Co.     Micbif 
1,1,1. :  First  National  Bank.     Buffalo,  N.Y. :  M.  Wile  & 

land,  O. :  Beed  Bro    d  I    i    Landesman,  Hirscta- 
beimer  4  Co.,    H.    Black   &   Co,     Grand   Rapids,  Micb   :    Fourth 
National  Bank,  Grand  Rapids  National  Bank,  tteorge  n.  B 
Co.,  and  any  bank  •<>  jobbing  bouse  in  tli«-  city 


MOUNT  CLEMENS 


W 


7ILLIAM  S.  JENNEY 


Attorney-at-Law. 

Mt.   ( '/■  ,ni  as, M 

Personal    attention  given   to    :'ll    business     in      Vrmada, 
New    Baltimore,    Romeo,   Richmond,  CJtioa    >ni  neigh- 
boriiig  towns. 


SAULT  STE.   MARIE. 


H 


KMIV    1\   METZGER 

Attorney  -at-Law 
S  I ULT  S 77. .    M AM K,    M ICH1Q  i  .V 


I  iven  to  colled  ions. 


MINNESOTA 


DULUTH 


\   I  STIN    N.   M<  GINDLE1 

■^    *  Attorney    and    Connsollor-iit -Luw. 

'/ 

and  I  kmn 

Tl.  i  '  "II'  .i  ion  I  '■  :'ii  i  in-  "t 

I  luluth,    Mmn    .   ' 

I ,  Minl       H   B.  Clafflin  J 

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UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued. 


MINNEAPOLIS. 


B 


ROWN  A-    KERR 


Lawyers. 
Andrus  Bldg.,         ■         •         Minneapolis. 
Frederick  \'.  Brown  William  A.  Kerr 

!;■  ferences    Security    Bank,  Fhsi    National    Bank,  North- 
q  National   Bank,  Minneapolis  Threshing   Machine  Co., 
Northwestern  National  Life  Insurance  ('>>..  all  of   Minneapolis, 
Minnesota. 


ST.  PAUL. 


M 


ORPHY,  EWING  &  BRADFORD 

Attorneys,   Counsellors-at-Law,  Etc. 
Offices,  Manhattan  Building,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

E.  Howard  Morphy,  Barrister  at-Law.  British  Vice-consul. 
Frank  H.  Ewing,       John  M.  Bradford,        W.  W.  SchelL 

Counsel  in  Minnesota  for:  The  British  Mortgage  Co.  cf 
Minnesota;  Canada  Life  Assurance  Co. ;  North  American  Life 
Assurance  Co.;  National  Trust  I  !o.,  Ltd.,  etc. 

Special  attention  paid  to  Canadian  businesc. 


MISSOURI 


ST.  LOUIS 


A  BBOTT  &  EDWARDS 

Attorneys  and  Counsellors-at-Law. 

Rooms  410,  411,  41&  "'"■  /!■'  Security  Building 

S19  A'.  Fourth  St.,  ST.  LOUIS,  MO. 

A.  L.  Abbott  John  B.  Edwards 

A.  C.  Wilson  Henry  J.  Fahle 

Lee  W.  Grant  John  B.  Carroll  P.  B.  Kennedy 

nilAXT,  CARROLL  &  KENNEDY 

^*  Attorneys  and  Counsellors 

Carleton  Building,       -        -        -        St.  Louis,  Mo. 

General  Civil  Practice  in  State  and  Federal  Courts. 
Special  attention  to  interests  of  non-residents. 

Refer  to  United  States  Fidelity  &  Guaranty  Co.,  Baltimore, 
Md.  :  National  Surety  Co.,  New  York  City;  National  Bank 
of  Commerce  and  American  Exchange  Bank,  St.  Louis. 


WW  1 
UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS- Continued. 


NEW  JERSEY 


PATERSON. 


H 


Rayton  E.  Horton.  Edgar  M.  Tilt 

oiriON  &  TILT 


Counsellors-at-Law. 
Notary  Public  in  <  kffice. 

964 and  ■■'•''  Main  Street,         ■        ■        Paterson,    X 

\ i. it.    members   of  the  Clearing  House  Quarterly 

Prompt  and  careful  attention  given  t..  Collections,  ''•■m- 
mercia]  Litigation,  Foreclosure  oi  Mortgages,  Examination  of 
Titles,  : 1 1 h i  baking  of  Depositions.  References:  Paters  d 
National  Bank,  and  Silk  <  !ity  Saf<   Deposit  &;  Ti    -•  I 


RED  BANK 


JOHN  S.  APPLEGATK  s  SON 

Counsellor  s-at-Law. 
Red  Bank,        -        -        M  I         fy,  If.  J 

i  Second  National  Bank  of  Red  Bank,  and  all  other 

Banks  of  this  Town  and  County  ;  also  to  M.  C    l»    Borden,  17 

Duane  St.,    New    fork;    Lsw    Departi '    Western     Union 

Telegraph    Company,    195   Broadway,  TEx-U.S 

Senatoi  Rufus  Bla  ]  I      nch,  Ni  w  J 


TRENTON. 


W 


ILLIS  P,  BAINBKIDGE 

Attorney    and    Couusellor-at-Law. 

\    .1 

Master  in  <  l '   blie. 

I 

a  New 

i 

I 


XXXV11 
UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued. 


NEW   YORK 


ALBANY 


M 


EAD  &  HATT 


Attorneys  and  Counsellors-at-Law 

Practice  in  the  State  and  federal  < ' ■> 

Prompl  and  careful  attention  riven  to  Collections,  Commer- 
cial Insurance  and  Real  Estate  Litigation  and  Probate  Matters. 

]  )epositions  taken. 
References  -Albany   County    Hank,  Mechanics'  and  Farmers' 
Bank. 
Chas.  W,  Mead.  Samuel  S.  Hatt. 

U.S.  Commissioner  and  Notary  Public 

BUFFALO. 


w 


GOD  &  SHELDON 


Attorneys-at-Law. 

8Jfi-Jb&-M  Prudential  Bldg.     BUFFALO,  N.Y. 

Lyndon  I).  Wood  Edward  M.  Sheldon 

General  Commercial  and  Corporation  Practice. 

References  :    The  Peoples  Bank,  Fidelity  Trust.  Company. 

Attorneys  for:  Manufacturers  and  Traders  Commercial 
Agency;  E.  and  P.  Grlor,  Wholesale  Coopers;  The  Eriw 
County  Fire  Insurance  Company;  Protective  Life  Assurance 
Society,  etc. 

Cable  Address,  '"Linwood,"  International  or  Western 
Union  Code. 


LOCKPORT 


lyrOKTIMEB  A.  FEDERSPIEL 

Attorney    and    Counsellor-at-Law. 

75  Main  Strut,         -         -         LOCKPORT,  N .Y . 

Special  attention  given  to  Collections,  Depositions,  Probate, 
Real  Estate  and  Commercial  Litigation. 

References:     Niagara   County    National    Bank,    National 
F]xchange  Bank. 

Attorney  for  R,  G.  Dun  &  Co. 

NEW  YORK 


DILL  &  BALDWIN 
Solicitors  and  Counsel. 
27  Pine  Street,  -  -  -  NEW  YORK. 

James  B.  Dill        Arthur  J.   Baldwin         Leonard  D.  Baldwin. 

Frederick  W.  Garvin  (member  of  the  Ontario  Bar). 

Francis  S,  Hutchins. 

John  W.  Griggs,  Counsel. 

Late  Attorney-General  of  the  United   States. 


\  X  X  V  1 1 1 
UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued. 

HOUSE,  GROSSMAN  &  VORHAUS 
Attorneys  and  Counsellors-at  Law 
WORLD  BUILDING 
Telephones  3522  and  3523  John.      Cable  \ddn 

rick  B    House,        Mosks  B    Gbobbman, 
Criminal  Law.  Commercial  Law. 

William  <  Ihossman, 

ESstate  and  1  decedents'  Est 
I.  ■!  is  .1    Vobb  \i  a 

Durations  and  '  reneral  Pracl 


T 


HE    MERCANTILE    REPORTING 
AND  COLLECTION  AGENCY 


61  63  Park  Row,     Neie  York  C 

A  thorough  and  well  organized  system  in  handling  collec- 
tions in  any  pari  "f  tin-   Union.      All  cases  fully  invesi 
before  suit  is  brought.     Judgment  Becured  at  reasonabli 
All  matters  involving  interest  to  creditors  and  estates  of  non- 
resident heirs  and  legatees,  oarefull)  1  oked  after,     Commercial 
n  ports  furnished  on  receipt  of  50  cents  with  each  application. 

\<>t;uv  in  Office,     Depositions  taken  <  n  Notice  or  Commission. 


ROCHESTER. 


PLUMB  &  PLUMB 
Attorneys  and  Counsellors-at-Law 

6H-613    Wilder   Building,  ROCHESTER,    A    I 

General  practice  in  State  and  Federal  Con 

William  T.   Plumb,  Attorney    for  State,  Comptrolli 
Mi  oroe   County,  in  matters  arising  <  ul  "f  the  inherit*! 
law. 

Brwin  8.  Plumb,  member  of  Commercial  Law   Li 

(<  'tut  ral  Bank 
<  '..iiiiiitiii.il  Bank 
>.  i       Nelson  Moi  rU  >v  <  tampany 
I  Burton  Brevi  ing  <  loni|>aiij 
I     M    i  pton 


SYRACUSE. 


w 


AVI  I..   WHITTIC  a    BONS1  ED 

Attorneys    and   Coun»ellor»-ut-L;i  \v . 


Suit*   ;/;  Ihii.i,,.    /t„ tiding,  ^)  /;  n  /   -/ 

I    .      •   i     v. 
I  >■    I    ..      II    Bonsted 

honi .  N<  i 


XX  XIX 
UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued. 


NORTH  DAKOTA. 


FARGO. 


TAS.  W.  GLASSFORD 

Attorney-at-Law. 

6  Morton  Building,         -         Fargo,  N .D. 

Phone  675  '■'• 

VfEWMAN,    {SPALDING    &   STAMBAUGH 

Counsellors-at-Law. 

Booms  /,  .',  ••'.  /,  First  National  Bank  Building, 

Practice  in  all  Courts.  Fargo,  North  Dakota. 

Sett  Newman  Burleigh  P.  Spalding 

Winfield  S.  Stambaugh 


OHIO 


AKRON. 


E.  P.  Otis  E.  J3.  Otis 

QTIS  cV:  OTIS 

Lawyers. 

AKRON,         -         OHIO 

<  ieneral  practice.    Prompt  personal  attention  to  foreign  business 
Attorneys  for  The  Central  .Savings   Bank  Co.,    Akron,    Ohio. 


CLEVELAND 


"DELL,  HEKBEliT   W. 

Attorney   and    Counsellor-at-Law. 

830-831  Society  for  Savings  Building,        ■        Cleveland,  Ohio. 

General  Practice  in  all  Courts.  Special  attention  to  ( lorn- 
mercial  Corporation  and  Bankruptcy  Litigation.  Thoroughly 
equipped  departments  for  Collections,  Repotting  and  the  taking 
of  Depcsitions.     Refer  to  Bankers  National  Bank. 


UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS—  Continued. 


pEOHGE  H.  BURROWS 

Lawyer 

,  i.  ,    , 

rporation,  Bankruptcy  and  Commercial    Law, 
dons  taken.     Issue  commissioi    I  i  B   I       r< 
Public.  Stenographers  In  office. 

arence :  The  Park  National  Bank,  The  Dime  Savii 
Banking  Co.,  and  1 1 1 . -  Cleveland  National  Bank. 


A\ 


jyHITE,  JOHNSON,  MoCASLIN   &   CANNON 

Attorneys-at-Law. 

///'••//.'/  Williamson  Building,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


John G.  White, '68     Thos.  L.  Johnson,  79    'I     \.  M< ■•  ;.-lm,  > 
A.   V.  Cannon,  "92        J.  II.  Simpson,  Notary  Public 
\     V.  Cannon,  Mgr.  <  '•  ll<  ction  Dept. 

Long  Distance  Telephone,  781. 


OREGON 


PORTLAND 


Miller  Murdoch  < ;   C.  Mow  i 

TiTUEDOCB  &  MOSEB 

Attorneys  and  Counsellors-at-Law. 

Chamber  of  Commerce, PORTLAND,   ORBOOA 

Corporation,  Commercial  and  Probata    I 
i  ;•  neral  Pracl  ice 

I  N      sitione  talon  before  6.  <      Moa  I  ublic 

I;,  t.  i.  nces  it  desired. 


PENNSYLVANIA 


ERIE 


M 


ILTnN    \Y.    SIIL'KN  I. 


At  ♦  <>i  in  >- at -Law. 

Pron  I  ration  and  '  'omn  •  I 

i         I 


xli 
UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS—  Continued. 


PHILADELPHIA. 


pAliR  &  FKANCISCUS 

^-^         Attorneys  and  Counsellors-at-Ea^n . 
$07-610  Provident  Building,  Philadelphia,  Penn.,  V  S.A. 

Commercial,  Corporation  and  Probate  Law.  Practice  in  all 
the  United  States  and  Mate  Courts. 
References  Philadelphia  :  Provident  Life  &  Trust  Co  ,  Fourth 
Street  National  Bank,  John  &  James  Dobs,,,,,  H.  W  Johns  Manu- 
facturing Co.,  Merchanl  &  Co.,  Neafie  &  Levy  B hip  .v  bngine 
Building  Co.,  John  Bromlej  &  Sons,  supple.;  Hardware  Co., 
Pittsburgh  Plate  (ilassCo.  New  York  :  National  Wall  Paper  Co.. 
lames  G.  Johnson  ,V  Co.  Pittsburgh,  I'.A.:  United  Mates  Glass 
■Co.    Dayton, Ohio:  National  Cash  .Register  Co. 


PITTSBURGH 


WAY,  WALKER  &  MOEE I S 
Attorneys  and  Counsellors-at-Law. 

1106-1110  Friek  Building,  -  -  -  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Cable  address,  "Way  Pittsburgh." 
William  A.  Wat,  Albert  J.  Walker,  Ai.vin  A  Morris. 
l;<  ferences- Carter,  Hughes  &  Dwight,  Now  York  :  Blake, 
Lash  &  CasseK  Toronto ;  Siibbard,  Gibson  &  Co.,  London; 
Hamilton,  KinnearA  Beatson,  Edinburgh,  and  John  L.  Scallan 
&  Co..  Dublin. 


RHODE  ISLAND. 


PROVIDENCE. 


mERENCE  M.  O'REILLY 

I        Attorney.  Counsellor-at-L,aw  and  Notary  Fnhlic, 
(  ouimercial  and  Corporation  Law, 

Rhode  Island  Attorney  for  Mma  Indemnity  Company, 
918Banigan  Building,  Providence, B.  I.,  U.S.A. 

References  :  R.  I.  Hospital  Trust  Co.,  and   Narragansett  Real 
Estate  Co.,  Edward  Thompson  Company,  Northport,  L.I.,N.Y. 

EDWARD  C.  STINESS 
Attorney-at-Eaw. 

PROVIDENCE,  -        -        ;        R.I. 
Special    attention    to   business   of   non-residents.      Estates 
settled  and  managed  for  foreign  heirs. 

Collection  Department 
Is  thoroughly  organized  and  equipped,  with  full  force  of    clerks 
and  complete  records  for  past  ten  years.     We  number  the  lead- 
ing forwarders  among  our  clients. 


xlii 
UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued. 


SOUTH  DAKOTA 


HURON 


/  1RAWF0RD  &  TAYLOB 

Attorneys-at-Law. 

/  A  ////,    /,.  S    ■■'  i  Da 

I    <  Irawford,  Alva  K   Tai  lob 

\  w    i.- 


SIOUX  FALLS. 


B 


AILKV  &  VOORHEES 

Attorneys  and   Counscllors-at-Liiw. 

Root/u  J01-4Q6  awl  4  -     dieaU  Building, 

I  -  Dakota. 


C.  i).   B»iiey.  .1.  II 

Attorneys  for  Illin< >i>   Central    R.  R.    Company;   Western 
Union   Telegraph  CompHny  ;  li.    <i.    Dun  &  Co.  ;  Sioua 
National  Bank  ;  and  Midland  Banking  Co. 

TOSEPB    KIU1Y 

Attorney-at-Law. 
$101    r  FALLS  S    D 

business  firm  in  the  i  ity, 
.■i  \  Judge  of  an;  Court  i  f  Record  of  this  State 


TEXAS 


DALLAS. 


M 


L.   ROBERTSON 

Attorney -nt-Law    and  Notary  Public 
DALLAS,  TEXAS 


i  .  b  in  Law  U  i 

Member  of  Coi 
Mi  personal  attention  >    Riven  to  ever)  matter  Intrusted  ti>  mj 

ltb<  ui 


x  1  i  i  i 
UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued. 


WASHINGTON. 


SEATTLE. 


HAMMOND    &    DOBBS 
Attorneys  and  Counsellors-at-Laor. 
Huiti  15  Timet  Building,  SEATTLE,  WASHINGTON. 

.1.  M.  Hammond  Chas.  -I     Dubbs 

Give  attention   to  Corporation  Law,    Mining    Law,  Real 
Estate  Practice,  Admiralty  Practice,  Commercial  Lawand^oi- 

leCtlReferencee :    The  Seattle  National   Bank,  The   Provident 
Security  &  Trust  Company,  Osborne,  Tremper  .V  Co. 


M 


CLURE  &  McCLURE 


Attorneys 

Practioe  in  all  Stat.-  and   Federal   Courts.      Special    attention 

given  to  Commercial  Law . 

/;    ms64,65,66and&  Dexter  Horton,  Bank  Building, 

Seattl  ,  Wash. 


SPOKANE 


MENDENHALL,  MARK  E. 
Attorney    and    Counsellor-at-Law. 

Notary  Public 
Booms  99,  SO,  SI  Exchangt  National  Bank  Building,  Spokane, 
Washington,  U .a.A . 
Corporation,  Commercial,  Realty  and  Mining  Law.    Depo- 
sitions.   General  Practice  in  State  and  Federal  Courts.    Special 
attention  to  Canadian  business.  ,,,.,,•        r,  i 

References:  Land  Improvement  and  Building  Co.  and 
Spokane  Building  and  Loan  Society,  and  La, do  and  Jobbersof 
Spokane;  Justices  of  Supreme  Court,  Olympia ;  Hon  C.  u. 
Haniord.  U.S.  District  Judge,  Seattle,  Wash.;  ludehty  and 
Casualty  Co.,  New  York. 
Western  Union  and  Lieber's  Codes.    Address,     Alendall. 

PATRICK  C.  SHINE 
Attorney  and  Counsellor-at-Law,  Commissioner  for 
British  Columbia  and  Notaiy  Public 
Spokant ,    Washington 
Practice   in   all  Courts  Washington   and   Idaho.      Special 
facilities   for   reports  upon  mining  companies  i»r  municipal  or 
corporation   securities  and   investments.    Commercial,    .Mining, 
Corporation,  Insurance  and  Probate  Law. 

References  :    Hon.   J .    D.    Armour,     Cobourg,     Ontario  ; 
Traders  National  Bank,  Spokane,  Wash. 

Cable  Address,  "  Shine,  Spokane." 


UNITED  STATES  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued. 


WISCONSIN. 


MILWAUKEE. 


BLOODGOOD,    KEMPER   &   BLOODGOOD 
Attorneys  and  Counsellors-at-Law. 
Franc-is  Bloodgi  Jackson   H.   Ken 

icis  BloodROod,  Jr.,  Wheelei  P.   Bloodgood. 

Mitchell  Building,  MILWA  I  SEE,    R  I& 

irneys  for  Patton   Paint    Co  .   Milwaukee-;  The    II     B 
Claflin   Co.,    Fredk.    Victoi    &    Achelis,    N.  \\     Vork ;     Hood, 
Foulkrod  &  <'<>..  Philadelphia ;  Marshall  Field*  Co.,  Chicago; 
l       l  uited  States  Fidelity  &  Guarantee  Co.,   Baltimore. 
Befer  to  an]  Bank,  Trust  Co.,  or  Manufacturer  in  Milwaukee. 


jfovcton  Cai^s. 


JVuchlanb,  flcto  Eealanb. 


JACKSON   &    RUSSELL 
Barristers  and  Solicitors. 
Skortland  St.,  Auckland,  New  Zealand 
Solicitors  to  South  British  Co.,  and  Waishi  Gum  ('.'..ami 
Zealand  Mines  Trusts  Co.,  etc.,   etc 

iel  Jackson  JamesRussell,  Notarj   Public 

London  Agent     < '.   I».  Woolley,  1  Greal    Winchi 
old  Broad  St.. 
■  phone  No.  Hoandendum.' 

N.-iM.  Moreing  &  Neal,  A   B  C,  Itb  Edit 


*3russels,  HjclQtuin. 


mHOMAS   BABCLAY,   LL.B. 

-L  Barrister.     Commissioner  for  Oaths  for  Canada. 

Knight  of  the  Order  <if  Leopold 

1 1 'i.rri'8!>oi><ls  in  Kngllsh,  KriiK  ti.  < tannan  and  Bpanish I 
/  ■        ' 

<quar\ .  Lincoln  t  Inn, 

,,,,,i  „i  Paru     I    R      r 

(Ebinrjurgh,  Seotlanb. 


II 


A MILTo.X.    KINNT.Ai;   &    BEATSON, 


Writers  to  the  Signet.  Solicitors  and 
Notaries  Public 

Edinburgh,  s 

1  I 

.1  .m M  -  Balfoui  Knn. 
I  l  l         ■    '.    i  ' 

|i    \.|.li.  --.   "]  in  .in.  ■  .  Kdinb  n  . 


xlv 
FOREIGN  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued. 


B 


ONAR,  HUNTER  &  JOHNSTONE 

Writers  to  the  Signet,  Solicitors 
and  Notaries  Public. 
15  Hill  Street.     -     -      -     -      Edinburgh,  Scotland. 

Hbratius  Bonar.  William  Constable  Hunter. 

^W i  1 1  i :n 1 1  James  Johnstone. 

Toronto  Agents,    Messrs.  McCarthy,  Osier,  Hoskin  &  Harcourt. 

Cable  Address,  "  Bonar  Edinburgh." 


iil&sgoto,  Scotland. 


rnURNBULL   &   FIXDLAY 

Solicitors,  Notaries  and  Commissioners. 

For  British  and  Colonial  Affidavits. 

183  Si     Vincent  St  -  ■         Glasgow,  Scotland, 

Cable  Address,  "Judgment,  Glasgow." 


Ijobart,  Tasmania. 


"DUTLER  McINTYRE   &   BUTLER, 

^~^  Solicitors,    Etc. 

Hohart,  -        ■        Tasmania. 

Cable  Address,   "Butmac." 

Commissioners  in    Tasmania  of  the  Supreme  Courts  of  all  the  Australian 
Colonies,  New  Zealand,  Cape  Colony,  Fiji,  Canada,  New  York  and  India 

Charles  Butler.  Edward  Henry  Butler,  Xotary  Public. 

Charles  William  Butler. 

Solicitors  for— The  Commercial  Bank  of  Tasmania,  Limited  ;  Norwich 
Union  Fire  Insurance  Company;  Mt.  Lyell  Mining  and  Railway  Coy 
Limited;  Zeehan  (Montana)  Mine,  Limited,  London;  Mt.  Zeehan  ll'as- 
mania)  Silver  Lead  Mines,  Limited,  London;  Lyell  Tharsis  Mining  Coy's 
Silver  Queen  Silver  Mining  Co'y  ;  Tasmanian  Permanent  Executors  and 
Trustees  Association.  Special  attention  given  to  Mining,  Land  and  Kail- 
way  matters. 


Utong  liong,  €l)ina. 


OHNSON,  STOKES  &  MASTER 

Ice  House  Street. 


Godfrey  Cornewall  Chester  Master, 

Herbert  Johnson  Gedge. 


xlvi 
FOREIGN  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued. 


U'nnuon-  Snglanft 


.1 


ol!N    BAETLETT 


Solicitor,  Etc 

/    ' 
rapli   Address  "  Bartollozzi,"  London. 

:  1'iBBHR  I'.ki  mm.  Barrister  and  Solicitor. 

.    1/ 


s. 


Y.   BLAKE, 


Barrister  and  Solicitor  of  Ontario. 
Admitted  to  Practice  in  the  Privy  Council 
Oommii 

ind  .North  w est 

nil  h  I      A      /.'  Victoria  Street,  London,  S.W.,  1 

.,,-.;•  ( '.i inni Hi ii  (Jovemment  Offices. 
(^able  Address  "  Emigre,"  London.    Code  used,  A. B.C.  and  Lii 
Act-  in  Privj  Council   Appeals  and   is  agenl  in  relation  to  Colonial  sod 
•,<l  :i~  ( lomntissioner  i'>r  taking  >  \  idence  in  the  United 
Kingdom  in  t  Colonial  ;m<l  r  ■ 
«  Minikin  aVCBta:  >i«- — i*.  Blake,  Lasfe  a  (teasels,  Barrister*) 

Kir..  Toi-milo. 


H.\i;i;isoN  &  POWELL 
Solicitors,    Etc. 
/,       lond  Buildings,  Qray's  Inn,     -     /■,,<■/■■.   R    I   .  England 
Cable  Address,  "  Hurdcott,  London." 
1     des  used,  A.  B.  « '.  and  Kim< 
E.Q.  B  M    \  ,  Oxon.  W.  H.  T.  T.  Powell,  B.A   Camb. 

I    ,-.  \,  'i  \\     ■••   I  N  l-  : 

Mc<  larthy,  <  tslei,  Hoakin  a    tlarcoui 
Toronto 


jYlclbournc,  ^uettalta. 


TOSEPB  Wool. I 

tj  Solicitor 

■.,  Street,    M  •        alia, 

i 

■    rtralia  and   I 

P 

N 
II  r  the  Colony  of  N 

Man, 

H  .i,   and 

B 

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i  • 

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1/ 


FOREIGN  LEGAL  CARDS— Continued. 


Paris,  3franrp. 


T 


NOMAS  BAKCLAY,  LL.B.  (Paris) 

Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor 
English   Legal  Adviser  to  Consulate  General  of  Havre, 
Bordeaux,  etc.,  Commissionei    for  Oaths  for  Canada,  etc- 
Author  of  '*  Companies  and  British  Securities  in   France" 

(Sweet  and  Maxwell,  Ltd.,  I don)  2nd  Edition 

Corresponds  in  English,  French,  German  and  Spanish 
Paris   Law  Offices,   (French,    English     and   American),  V    Rm 
Pasquu  r.  Madi  h  i  nc 
Telegraphic    Address,   "  Expedite  Paris."     Telephone. 
London— IS  Old  Square,  Lincoln's  Inn. 

Brussels    35  Plaa   di  V Industrie. 


gieUvmariUburg,  ilatal,  South  Africa. 


HATHORN  &   CO. 
Advocates,  Solicitors.  Notaries  Public,  Conveyancers 
and  Patent  Agents. 
Pietermaritzbunj,  Natal,  Smith  Africa. 

Kenneth  H.  Hathorn,  K.C.,  M.L.A., 

Will  am  McGillivray  Cameron . 
Solicitors  for  the  Standard   Bank  of  South   Africa,  Limited,  10 

Clements  Lane,  Lombard  Street,  London. 
London   Agents  :  Atkinson  it  DflKSBBR,  4"   Finsbury  Square, 
E.G.    Cable  Address,  "Hathorn,  I'ietermaritzburg 


Ede.  Son  &  Ravenscroft 


ESTABLISHED    1689. 


Royal  Warrant   Holders  to    The   King,   H  M.   Queen   Alexandra  and 
T.R  H.   The   Prince   and   Princess  of  Wales. 


Robe  Makers  to  the  Bench  and  Bar 

King's   Counsel   Robes    and   Court  Coats, 

Bar  Gowns  and   Bag*,   Legal  IVigs. 

Corporation,  University  and  Clerical   Kobes, 

Court  Suits  and  Diplomatic  Uniforms, 

93  and  94  Ohancery  Lane, 

LONDON,  ENGLAND. 

Owing  to  the   Reduced  Tariff,   goods  can   now  be   sent   at  a   much 
cheaper  rate. 


ORGANIZED    1869 


LONDON  GUARANTEE  &  ACCIDENT 

COMPANY,     LIMITED 

OF    LONDON,        -        -        ENGLAND 

Canadian  Branch 

CANADA  LIFE  BUILDING 

TORONTO 

D.  W.  ALEXANDER       -      -       Manager  for  Canada 


Total  Assets  -       $2,000,000 


GUARANTEE  OF        The  Company  1 ty  on  U-'tulsof 

FIDELITY  Officers  and  Employees  of  Banks,  Railways, 

Loan   Companies,   Express  and  Telegraph 
Companies,  and  for  persons  in  every  posi- 
tion of  trust.    The  Bonds  >>f  this  Company 
are  accepted  by  the  Governments  of  G 
Britain,  Canada  and  Australia. 

THE  ONTARIO   GOVERNMENT  accepts  the  Bonds  of  this 
•  !i  impany  as  security  for  <  'oats  oi 
also  for  Surrogate  Court  Duties,  Adminis- 
trators, Liquidators,  and  all  other  descrip- 
tion of  Bonds, 

INSURANCE  Individual    Accident 

Bmployers'  i„i:il>iiitv 
Workmen's   Col  led  i  ve 
^levator  Insurance 


Doubie    Liability    Accident  Policies   Issued  giving   Double    Fr 
while  Travelling  on  Steam  or  Electric  Conveyances. 

The  London  Guarantee  and  Accident  Company, 
Limited,  is  one  of  the  oldest  Ccmpanies  in  the  world 
doing  the  above  lines  of  business.  In  financial 
strength    it   is   second   to   none. 


FOR     FULL    INFORMATION    APPLY    TO 

THE  LONDON  GUARANTEE  AND  ACCIDENT  CO.,  LIMITED 

TORONTO.     CAN. 


*-. 


^hc 


dktmdmn  Saw  list 


(fare's) 
1905 


H.  CARTWRIGHT, 

Editor. 


PUBLISHED  BY 

THE    CANADIAN   LEGAL    PUBLISHING  COMPANY 

24  Adelaide  Street  East,  Toronto 


Entered  according  to  Act  of  Parliament  of  Canada,  in  the  year  1803,  by 
H.  Gabtwbight,  in  the  Office  of  the  Minister  of  Agriculture. 


Price 


$3.00 


Contents 


QTlrc  Dominion  of  <£nnnda- 


I  '  V.  I 


Admiralty  Jurisdiction  in  Canadn •'. 

Agents  appointed  under  the  Alien  Act     10 

Commissioners  for  taking  Affidavits     

Exchequer  Court  of  Canada ' 

Extradition  Commissioners  throughout  the  Dominion  11 

Extradition  Act..          IS 

Extradition    Treaties,    Declarations    and    Convenl                 Great 
Britain 1  • 

-  Privj  ( Ouncil  for  Canada 'JO 

if  Foreign  Legal  Counsel 219 

Officials  of  the  Exohequer  Court  of  Admiralty   ...  7 

Pardons Ifi 

ision  of  Pines 15 

Summary  "f  tl  I  irliament  of  the  Dominion  of  I 

Bopn  me  Courl 

I  >f  the  sin  i 

and  Newfoundland 


{Jroliinccs  anil  $tctofounNanb. 

Tage. 
British  Columbia 21 

Manitoba     29 

New  Brunswick 35 

Newfoundland      43 

North- West  Territories     47 

Nova  Scotia 55 

Ontario    .        ('>.■> 

Prince  Edward  Island 127 

Quebec 131 

Yukon  Territory ' 54 


Hfnfos  to   legal  Carbs. 


(fanafta  attD   ilr-lufounDlauD. 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

lAi.i;. 

Golden   » 

Greenwood    v 

Nelson v 

Vancouver  v 

Victoria v-vi 


NOVA    SCOTIA. 


MANITOBA. 


Winnipeg 


NEW   BRUNSWICK. 


Fredericton      vii 

St.  John vii -viii 


NEWFOUNDLAND. 
st  John's 


Halifax  . . . 
Sydney 
Windsor  .. . 

Yarmouth . 


ONTARIO. 

Belleville xi 

Brentford xi 

Brockville xi 

Cobour^ xi 

Cornwall xii 

Gait    xii 

Godericb   xii 

Guelph  xii 

Hamilton xiixiii 

.  -oil    xiii 

London xiii 

Niagara  Falls xiii 

Ottawa xi\  -\vi 

Peterborough   

st.  Thomas xvii 

Bimooe 

Stratford    x\  11 

Toronto.  •                             ivii  sxii 

Windsor  . .  ixii 


NORTH-WEST  TERRITOR- 
IES. 


I  ry 

Edmonton 

'i  okonl 


PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 

•  iwn 


QUEBEC. 


Montn  al 

l  ■ 


win 

....    '. 


(ilmtti)  States. 


CALIFORNIA.  NEW  JERSEY. 

PAOK. 

Los  Angeles  xxix       Paterson    xxxvi 

San  Francisco     xxix     xxx        Red  Bank . .    xxxvi 

Trenton xxxvi 

CONNECTICUT. 

NEW  YORK. 

Hartford    xxx      . 

New  Haven  xxx       Albany xxxvii 

Buffalo xxxvii 

Lockport    xxxvii 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA.  New  York    xxxvii-xxxviii 

Rochester xxxvin 

Washington xxxi       Syracuse   xxxviii 

ILLINOIS.  NORTH   DAKOTA. 

Chicago xxxi       Fargo xxxix 

OHIO. 

INDIANA.  Akron xxxix 

Cleveland xxxix-xl 

Indianapolis xxxii 

OREGON. 
LOUISIANA. 

Portland xl 

New  Orleans     xxxii 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

MARYLAND.  _,   .  , 

Erie xl 

Baltimore xxxii       Philadelphia xli 

Pittsbnrg xli 

MASSACHUSETTS.  RHODE  ISLAND. 

Boston xxxiii       Providence xli 

Worcester     xxxni 

SOUTH    DAKOTA. 
MICHIGAN. 

Huron xlii 

Detroit xxxiii       Sioux  Falls    xlii 

Grand  Rap  .Is xxxiv 

Mount  Clemeiib xxxiv  tv-vac 

Sault  Hte.  Marie     xxxiv  TEXAS. 

Dallas xlii 

MINNESOTA. 

_l   ,     .  WASHINGTON. 

Dulutn xxxiv 

Minneapolis xxxv       Seattie xliii 

St-  Paul     xxxv       Spokane xliii 

MISSOURI.  WISCONSIN. 

St.  Louis xxxv      Milwaukee xliv 


JForrign. 


3Uta. 


CHINA. 


Hong  Koiu 


(Europe. 


BELGIUM.  FRANCE. 

Brussels xliv       Paris xlvii 


kcat  Britain  aub  Jrelaub. 


ENGLAND.  SCOTLAND. 

London xl\  1       Edinburgh xliv-xlv 

Glasgow xlv 


ilmtisl)  (.Colonies  ano  possessions- 


AUSTRALIAN      COMMON-  Victoria 

WEALTH. 

MelbouriK  xlvi 

N l  n    Znuvii. 
Auckland  iliv  SOUTH  AFRICA. 


Tahmania.  Natal. 

Hobarl  t\y 


Judex  to  Jlbbertiscments 


Page. 

Ames,  A.  E.  &  Co.,  (Bankers  and  Brokers) Blue  page 

Attorneys  and  Agencies  Association Blue  page 

Bank  of  Hamilton [  nside  of  back  cover 

Budden,  H.  A.  (Patent  Attorney  ) xx\  ii 

Canadian  Law  &  Agency   Co xxi 

Carswell  Co.    (Law  Book  Publishers) Blue  page 

Colonial    Typewriter    Co 226 

Dominion  of  Canada  Guarantee  and    Accident    Insurance  Com- 
pany   Insiilc  of    front   cover 

Kde,  Son   &   Ravenscroft    (Robe    Makers) xlvii 

Hall,  S.  E.    (Mgr.   Bookbinding  Dept.,  Carswell  Co) 224 

Harvey,  A.  &  B.  (Patent  Attorneys) xv  i 

London  Guarantee  and  Accident  Company,  Limited xlviii 

Merriam  Co..  G.  &  C.  (Publishers)     Bine  p  ige 

National  Trust  Company,  Limited    iii 

Nield,  E.  (Reporter) 224 

Ridout  &  Maybee  (Patent  Solicitors) xxii 

Toronto  General  Trust  Corporation Lv 

Townsend,  S.  E.  (Accountant)    xxii 

Translators  (Foreign  Languages) xxii 

Trust  &  Guarantee  Co. ,  Limited Outside  of  back  cover 

United  Typewriter  Co.,  Limited Blue  page 

Wade,  O.  (Assignee)    2'_'5 


Hj.  Oinrtforigbt,  (Esq., 
EMtot. 

Associate  Editors  and  Compilers  of  the  Laws 
qftfu    Barton*  Provinces: 

©ntano:  Quebec: 

i.  C.   M AC W NELL,  Esq.  J.   W.   BLAIR;  I 
of 
Macdonett  «r  Boland,  Blow  <i   /-"• 

Toronto.  Montreal. 

JBrttieb  Columbia: 
./.  If.  SENKLER,  Esq. 

of 
fVilson,  SenMer  d'  Bloom  ■■ 

I'lliiii'in,  r. 

P.   8.   LAMPMAN,    Esq. 

Victoria, 

Secretary  of  the  Law  Society  of  />'  C. 

/Manitoba :  Hew  JBrunewlcli ! 

//.   ARCHIE  ILD,  Esq.  A.  Q.   BX  IIS, 
of  of 

Archibald,  Machray  &  Sharpe,  Blait  .1    B 

Winn  >7.  John. 

prtuce  Eowaro  flylauo : 
/■".    L.   HASZ  l/.'/'.    K.C., 

Ha    "Hi  .1  Oaudi /, 
Charlottetov  n. 

flora  Scctu:  "H-  W«  territories: 

./.  0.   /'•  BOW* 
.1.  M.  <  HISHOLM,   1 
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THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — SUPREME   COURT, 


;up«n«  Court  of  (Kanaila. 


3JuDgt?s". 

The  Honorable    Sir  H.  E.  Taschereau,  Knight,   Chief   Justice, 
with  the  title  of  Chief  Justice  of  Canada. 
The  Hon.  Mr.  Justice   Sedoewick. 
The  Hon.   Mr.  Justice  Giroijard. 
The  Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Davies. 
The  Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Mills 
The  Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Armour 

Five  .1  will's  form  a  quorum. 
officers  : 
E.  R.  Cameron,  K.C.,  Registrar. 
James  Lawson,  Registrar's  Clerk. 
H.  H.  Bugh,  K.C.,  Librarian. 
C.  H.  Masters,  K.C.,  Reporter. 
L.  \V.  Coutlee,  Assistant  Reporter. 
R.  G.  Davis,  Chief  Justice's  Secretary. 

The  Supreme  Court  has  appellate  Civil    and    Criminal   jurisdiction  within  and 
throughout  the  Dominion  of  Canada. 
The  main  requisites  of  jurisdiction  are  : 

1.   That  the  judgment  should  be  a  final  judgment. 

•>.  That  a   cause   should  originate   in  a    Superior  Court  of  original  jurisdiction, 

S.   That  the  appeal  should  come  from  the  highest  Court  of  final  resort. 

To  all  these  requisites  there  are  many  exceptions  which  could  only  be  satisfac- 
torily explained  by  referring  at  some  length  to  the  statutes  regulating  the  jurisdiction. 
See  R.  S.  C.  ch.  135.  especially  sees.  24-30;  52  Vic.  ch.  37  (D.)  ;  54-55  Vic.  ch.  25  (D.)  ; 
■r,i\  Vio.  ch.  (29  D.)  ;  60-61  Vic.  chap.  34  (D.).  Some  of  the  important  exceptions  are 
as  follows  : 

in)  By  consent  of  parties,  or  by  order  of  the  Supreme  Court  or  a  Judge  thereof, 
appeals  may  come  per  saltum  from  the  Court  of  original  jurisdiction  (see  R.  S.  C.  ch. 
135,  sec.  26).     This  exception  does  not  apply  to  appeals  from  the  Province  of  Quebec. 

(b)  There  is  a  special  exception  in  favour  of  appeals  from  the  Court  of  Review  of 
the  Province  of  Quebec  in  cases  in  which  there  is  no  appeal  to  the  Court  of  Appeal  of 
the  Province,  but  which  appeals  to  His  Majesty  in  his  Privy  Council. 
These  may  be  brought  in  appeal  to  the  Supreme"  Court.  (See  51  and  55 
Vic.  ch.  25,  sec.   3.) 

(c)  In  appeals  from  the  Province  of  Quebec,  the  matter  in  controversy  must 
amount  to  $2,000,  or  involve  the  question  of  validity  of  a  statute  of  the  Dominion  or 
of  the  Proviuce,  or  relate  to  some  matter  in  which  future  rights  might  be  bound. 

The  Supreme  Court  holds  three  sessions  yearly,  the  first  beginning  on  the  third 
Tuesday  in  February,  the  second  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  May,  and  the  third  on  the 
first  Tuesday  in  October. 

The  case  in  appeal  must  be  filed  20  clear  days  before  the  first  day  of  the  session 
at  which  the  appeal  is  to  be  brought  on  for  hearing. 

The  factums,  or  points  for  argument,  must  be  filed  15  clear  days  before  such  day, 
and  the  appeal  be  inscribed  14  days  before. 

Solicitors  practising  before  the  Supreme  Court,  and  unable  to  attend  personally, 
are  expected  to  appoint  agents  (whose  names  must  be  entered  in  a  book  kept  for  the 
purpose  in  the  Registrar's  office)  to  look  after  the  various  matters  which  may  require 
attention  in  the  course  of  an  appeal. 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— EXCHEQUER    COURT. 

$!)£  (&ubtqnti  (fourt  of  CanaDa. 

BoNOBABLE    GEORGE    WhEELOCK    BuBBIDOE. 


Louis  A.  Audette,   Registrar. 
Chables  Mobse,  Dpty  Registrar. 


Job*  McDonald,   n  ^ 

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The  Court  sits  at  Ottawa  every  Monday  at  11  a.m.,  except  daring  the  vacation 
or  absence   of  the  Judge,  for  hearing  demurrers,  etc,  and  for  the  trial  of  c 
such  places  and  times  aa  are  axed  by  the  Judge  by  general  or  special  orders. 

A&mtraltn  JlnrisDirtiou  in  (CanaDa. 

Admiralty  Jurisdiction  in  Canada  is  by  "The  Admiralty  Act,   1891, 
the  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada.     The  Court  exercises    its   jurisdiction    throughout 
Canada  and  the  waters  thereof,  whether  tidal  or  non-tidal,  or  naturally  navigabli 
artificially  made  so.  and  it  is  provided  by  the  Act  that  "  all  persons  shall,  as  well  in 
Bach  parts  of  Canada  as  have  heretofore  been  beyond  the  reaoh   of   ohe  prooi 
Vice-Admiralty  *  !ourt,  as  elsewhere  therein,  have  all  rights  and  remedies  in  all  matt 
(including  cases  of  contract  and  tort,  and  proceedings  in  rem  and  in  personam),  arif 
out  of  or  connected  with  navigation,  shipping,  trade  or  oommeroe,  which  may  be  had 
or  enforced    in    any    Colonial    Court    of    Admiralty    under    'The  Colonial   Courts    of 
Admiralty  Act,  1890,    " 

At  present  there  are  the  following  Districts  and  Registrars: — 

(a)  The  Province  of  Quebec,  with  a  registry  at  the  <'it\  of  Quebec; 

(//)   The  Province  of  Nova  Scotia,  with  a  registry  at  the  Oitj  of  Halifax  : 

I.)  The  Province  of  New  Brunswick,  with  a  registry  at  the  City  of  Bt.  -lohn  ; 

(d)  The  Provinoe  of  P.  E.  Island,  with  a  it  the  City  of  Char!  ttel 

(e)  The  Province  of  Pritish  Columbia,  with  a  registrj  at  the  < ' 1 1  \  of  VictOI 

(/)  The  Toronto  Admiralty  District,  comprising  the  Province  of  Ontario,  with  a 
registry  at  the  <  its-  of  Toronto. 

[g)  The  Yukon  Territory,  with  a  registry  at  Dawson. 

Bach  of  these  districts  is  presided  over  bj   a  local  Judge  in  Admiralty  of  the 
Exchequer  Court,  who  has  within  Ins  district  the  jurisdiction  and  the  po 
authority  relating  thereto,  of  the  Judge  of  the  Exchequer  Court  ha 

admiralty  jurisdiction   of  that,  Court.      The    Looal    3ud  authority,   with 

approval  of  the  Governor  in  Council,  to  ap] it   Deputj  Judgi  •  Deputy 

Judge  to  appointed  has  all  such  jurisdiction,  powers  and  authoi 

by  the  looal  Judge.     TheGovernor  in  Council  is  also  authorised  to  ap| I  foi 

r  portion  of  a  distriol  a  Surrogate  .hide,.  ,,r  Judges,  which  Surrogate  Ju 
have  certain  limited  jurisdiction  and  an  paid  Certain  !■ 
and    ord.  I  Ddarsbals,    an<l    other    necessary    offiot 

ap] ted  bj  the  Governor  in  Council. 

The  practioe  and  procedure  of  the  Court  is  regulated  bj  rul< 
liahed  in  a  manner  provided  by  statute 

An  appeal  Lies  to  the  Exchequer  Court  fi  "in  an]  final  judgment,  decree  or 
of  any   local   Judge   iii  Admiralty,  and   an  appeal   ma)  also  bt 
Sup  t  of  Canada  from  anj  soon  final  judgment,  di 

lei  Imperial  Authority  the  Exchequer  Court   is  vested  with! 
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THE  CANADIAN   LAW     LIST — COMMISSIONED 


iH/'ommtsfiionecfi  for  taking  Affftiauits. 


CommiaaUmera  lor  taking  Affi- 
davit* for  use  in  the  £"«- 
prewr         and  Exchequer 

Courts  of  Canada. 

Boston,    U.S.A.— W.    W:ir 

reu. 
Calgary,  N.W.T.  -  B.      B. 

Rogers. 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I.— J. 

A.  Longworth. 
Halifax,   N.S.— L.   W.   Des 

Barres. 
Liverpool,      Eng.  —  F.     J. 

Leslie. 
London,  Eng.— P.  Birkett, 

S.  V.  Blake,  E.  F.  Day, 

T.   Cato  Warsfield,    Ro- 
bert H.  Tetley. 
Melbourne,    Australia.— 

1'.   E.   Grant,   II.   F.  A. 

Gourlay,  R.  T.  Litton. 
Montreal,      Que.— L.       II. 

Collard. 
New    Westminster.    B.C. 

— John    Jas.    Cambridge. 
Ottawa,       Ont.  —  L.        A. 

Audette.     Chfla.     Morse. 

II.  II.   Bligh,  J.   Lawson 
Paris,     France.  —  Thomas 

Barclay. 

Quebec,   Que. — J.A.Charle 

hois.  .1.  Dnnbar. 

Retina,  N.W.T.— D.   Wat- 

son. 
St.     John,      N.B.  —  R.     O 

Stockton. 

Sydney,  Nova  Scotia. 

\\\  E.  Peters. 

Sydney.         New         South 

Wales.        1'.    <  tsborne 
a.  Godfrey. 

Toronto,    Ont.— 

John  Braes. 

Vancouver,      B.C.     C.      »!. 

Johnson. 

Victoria,   B.C.— J.   C.    Pf« 

\  osl 
Victoria,     Australia.  —  J. 

lit  tgersld. 

Westminster,       Eng.        .1 

I'      Mill. 

Winnipeg,  Man.      <;    n 

1'      Wsll 


Oommlaalonera  outaide  the  Do- 
minion for  taking  Affidavit* 
to    be    usid    in    l'iurtnre8    of 

Canada. 

AUSTRALIA 

.Melhonnie  Jos.  Wolfe,  for 
British  Colunibia, 

Manitoba.  Ontario, 
Quebec,  ami  Nova 
Scotia. 

Sydney,    N.S.W.,  1'.  <  teborne, 

tor    Ontario. 

Hobart,  Tasmania,  Charles 
W.  Butler,  for  Ontario 
and  Quebec. 

ENGLAND 

Lo.VIH  in 

For    British    Columbia — 

S.    V.    Blake,    IT    Victoria 
Si  .  s    W. 

L.    \V.    Bischoff,    »    Great 
Winchester  St.,   B    0. 

G.    c    Bompas,    i    <• 
Winchester    St.,    B.    C. 

r.  1 1.  ( !oxe    1  Ureal   Win- 
chester  St,    r.    G 

.1.      II.      I  i...  ESO  I     '  J  i.:i  1 

Winchester  St,   E.  C. 
For    Manitoba 

s.   V.    Blake,    IT    Victoris 
St.,  s    W. 

T.    W.    Bischoff,    i    Great 
Winchester  St,   B    C. 

I'.    II.  Coxe.    I  « i i .-.i t  Win 
.  nester  Bt.(   E.  C. 

.1.    II.    Dodssor      i 
Winchester  St,   B.  •'. 

For   New   Brunswick 

s.    V.    Blske,    IT    Victoris 
St.,  B    w 

T.    w.    Bischoff,    i    Greal 
Winchester  Bt,   B    I 

<;     < '     BompsK      I 
Winchester  Bt,  B.  0. 

p    ||.  Cose.    I  Great  Win 
Chester   Si      I 

.1      II     Dodgson      i    G 
\\  i,.  nester  St.,  1 

For    N.    W.    Territories 

\      r.    ke,    IT    Vl<  torls 
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■|      w      B     boil      • 
bester  Bt     I     I 

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THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — COMMISSIONERS. 


P.  II.  Coxe,    I  Great  Win 
Chester   St.,   E.   C. 

J.    II.    Dodgson,    4    Greal 
Winchester  St.,  B.  0. 
For    Nova    Scotia — 

S.   V.   Blake,    17   Victoria 
St.,  S.  W. 

T.    W.    Bischoff,    4    Great 
Winchester   St.,  E.  C. 

P.  II.  ( !oxe,    I  I  rreal  Win- 
chester St,   E.  C. 

.1.    II.    Dodgson,    I    Great 
Winchester  St,   E.  C. 
For    Ontario — 

S.    V.    Blake,    17   Victoria 
St..   S.    W. 

T.    W.    Bischoff,    4   Great 
Winchester  St..  E.  C. 

G.    C    Bompas,    4    Great 
Winchester  St.,   E.  C. 

P.   II.  Coxe,    I  Greal  Win- 
chester St.,  E.   C. 

.1.    II     Dodgson,   4   Great 
Winchester  St..   E.  C. 
For    P.    E.   Island — 

P.   II.  Coxe.    I  Great  Win- 
chester   St.,   E.   C. 

J.    II.    Dodgson,    I    Great 
Winchester   St.,   E.  C. 
For   Quebec — 

S.    V.    Blake,    17    Victoria 
St.  S.  W. 

T.    W.    Bischoff,    4    Great 
Winchester   St.,    E.   C. 

<;.    c.    Bompas,    4    Great 
Winchester   St.,   E.   C. 

1*.    II.    Coxe.  4  Great  Win- 
chester   St..   E.   C. 

J.    II.    Dodgson.    4    Great 
Winchester    St.,    E.    C. 
Yukon     Territory — 

J.   G.   Colmer,    17   Victoria 
St..  S.  W. 

FRANCE 
Paris,  Thomas  Barclay. 

IRELAND 
Dublin,  Alex.  Bell,  for  Ont. 

SCOTLAND 
Edinburgh,      A.     P.     Purvis 

for  Ontario. 
Leith,      Edinburgh,      James 
Bruce  for  Ontario  and 
Quebec, 

UNITED  STATES 
Bay    City,     Mich.,     G.     W. 

Wilson,    for  Ontario. 
Boston.    Mass..    E.   .1.   Jones, 
for   Ontario. 


Buffalo,   N.Y.,   A.   C.   Good, 

tin-   Ontario. 
Burlington,      Vt,      E.      E. 

Knott,  fur  Quebec. 
Chicago,   111..    S.    W.    King, 

for  Ontario. 
Detroit    Mich.,    T.    Hislop, 

for  Ontario. 
Grand     Rapids,     Mich.,    E. 

Scratchcrd,  lor  Ontario. 
Kan.-ns     City,     Mo.,    C.     V. 

Unwell,    tor    Ontario. 
Los     Angeles,     Cal.,    G.     I. 

Cochran,   for  Ontario. 
Louisville,    Kentucky,   J.  M. 

Chatterson,  for  Ont. 
Minneapolis,        Minn,        H. 

Baxter,   for  Ontario. 
New  York,  Win.  T.  Hardeu- 

brook,   for  Ontario. 
Philadelphia,     IViin.,     T.     J. 

Hunt,   for   Ontario. 
Pittsburg,  Pa.,  R.  Buchanan 

for  Ontario. 
Rochester.    X.Y.,    G.    M.    El- 
wood,    for    Ontario. 
San   Francisco,  Cal.,  S.  H. 

Peddar,  for  Ontario. 
Spokane,    Washington 

P.        V.        Shine,        for 

Ontario     and    Britisb 

Columbia. 
Watertown,    Dakota,    A.    T. 

Harvey,  for  Ontario. 


Commissioners  in  Ontario  for 
taking  Affidavits  to  he  u-e<I 
in — 

AUSTRALIA 
Toronto,    E.    B.    Ryckinan, 
Victoria  Colony 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Hamilton,    James    Chisholm 

MANITOBA 
Alexandria,   E.   II.  Tiffany 
Brantford,  W.  C.  Livingston 
Hamilton,   W.   A.   Logie 
Toronto,  G.  G.  Mills. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK 
Brantford.  A.  J.  Wilkes. 
Toronto,    P.   A.   Anglin 
Ottawa.   H.   H.   Bligh. 

NEWFOUNDLAND 

Toronto,    Albert    Ogden,    A. 

McLean    Macdonell. 
Kingston.   J.    L.    Whiting. 


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Mil     CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— COMMISSIONERS. 


N.  W.  TERRITORIES 

Toronto,  Alex.  Downey 
\mv.\    SCOTIA 

Toronto,    W.    C.    McCarthy, 
r.    A.    Anglin. 

QUEBEC 
Alexandria,   B.    H.  Tiffany 
Belleville,  J.Parker  Thomas 

ille,   \V.  .1.   Wright 
Hamilton,    W.    1".    Burton, 
j[.    Carscallen,    K.C. 
on,  -i.  B.  Walkem. 
Ottawa,    F.II.Chrysler.K.C, 
M.  J.  Gorman 

.1.  Tr;i\  crs  Leu  i>,  D.C.L. 
N.   A.    Belcourt,  K.C. 
A.  W.  I>nclos. 

Toronto,  1 ».  IS.  Thomson.  1 ». 
i  i  nderson,  a.  1  Downey, 
Alfred  Hoskin,  K.C,  C. 
.1.  Holman,  W.  J.  Tre- 
meear,  J.  M.  Clark,  F. 
A.  Anglin. 
DNITED  STATES 

Illinois,  A    1  >owney,  Toronto 

Indiana,  Geo.  Angus,  To- 
ronto. 

Massachusetts,  A.  Downey, 
Toronto. 

Minnesota,  Geo.  Angus, 
Toronto 

New  York,  Alex.  Downey, 
Toronto.  Commissioner 
for  State  of  New  York, 
also     Commissioner     of 

Deeds. 

r.     .1.     French,     K.C., 
Prescol  t.    <  iommiasioner 

for   Stall-   of   New    York. 

W.J.Wright  Broekville. 
Oiiio.  Geo.  Angus,  Toronto 
Rhode  [aland,  A.   Downey. 

Toronto. 


Commiaslomi  I    in    Other    I'ro- 

vtneta  for  taking  AflltaviU 
to  in-  km  d  in  Ontario. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

toke.  Thomaa  a    w. 

Ion 

MANITOB  \ 
l      w      i: 
Bclmonl     w     Oxford 
Killarney,   II     A     Willis 
Mellford    I'.   Burner! 


Oak  I. ale.-,   w.  J.   Manbey 
Stockton,   .1.    M     Stui 
Winnipeg,    I'.    W.    EJerbacfa 
a.  i:.  Richards 
NEW   BRUNSWP  K 
si.     John,     Ed.     <;.     B 
Alex.  P.  Barnhlll 
N.   W.   TERRITORIES 

Battleford,   W.  .1.   Scott 
Brandon,  A.  I..  Sifton 
Calgary,  E   A.   Baines 
Bdmonton,  II.   Bleeker 
Lethbridge,  a.  Moffatt,  Jr. 
Moosomin,  .1.    I  laniel 
Pilot  Mound,  W.  llobertaon 
Portage       la        Prairie,       J. 

Boultbee 
Regina,  P.  McG.  Barker 
Saskatoon,  T.  Copland 

NOVA  SCOTIA 
Halifax,   T.    Ritchie. 
Yarmouth,  B.  N.  Clementa 

QUEBEC 
Montreal,    a.    n\  .    Atm 

I  '■  its     1  >a\  ids. n.     K.     1 ». 

\i  i  ribbon,  I     B.  Carter, 
W.  .1.  White,  M.  Hutchi- 

SOU,     s.     \\ . 

Guerin,    1  >.    .Mac  Master, 
.1.     \\".    Macdougall,    D. 
Armour. 
Quebec,  K.  B.  Hut. 

Conn  in    .\i  i/    II,  uiis- 

Wtck     fet     taking     A 
to  be  used  outsidt    Dm    I'i  •> 
i  iticc. 

Scotia  --  B  G 
Kaye,  John  Kerr,  St.  John. 
N.B. 

Ontario— 1".  Q.  Kave,  St 
John.  N.  P. 

John  Kerr,  S:. 
John.  N.  B. 

Nimimi  m.i  wn  —  B     B 
Win-low.     i  ton,     n 

R       \     \\    M  Si   John, 

\  B 

UNITED  BTATBfl 

» '.i\  \i .  i  n  i  i     John  K 

Bi    .i   ' 

Maim      John      1. 
John.   N.    P. 

M 

i :     r     Q 

B 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — COMMISSIONERS. 


11 


New  Hampshire  —  John 
Kerr,  St.  John,  N.  B. 

Vermont — John  Kerr,  St. 
John,  N.  B. 


Commissioners  residing  in  the 

Province  of  Nova  Scotia  to 

do  Acts  within  the  Province. 

For  New  Brunswick— J. 
M.  Chisholm,  Halifax; 
t'iias.    R.    Smith.    Amherst. 

For  Newfoundland — J. 
M.  Chisholm,  J.  P.  Fowley. 
Halifax;  A.  J.  McEaehren, 
Sydney;  II.  C.  Woseley, 
North   Sydney. 

Foi:  Ontario  —  T.  Rit- 
Chie,  Halifax:  E.  N.  Cle- 
ments,  Yarmouth 

For  Quebec — Thus.  Rit- 
chie,   Halifax. 

For  the  State  of  Mas- 
sachusetts—Byron  A.  Wes- 
ton, Halifax 


Commissioners  in  Province  of 
Quebec  for  taking  Affidavits 
to  be  used  outside  the  Pro- 
vince. 

British  Columbia— F.  S. 
Lyman,  K.C.,  Peers  David- 
-.111,  R.  D.  McGibbon,  W.  J. 
White,  E.  Guerin,  S.  W. 
Jacobs,  A.  G.  B.  Claxton, 
Montreal. 

Manitoba— Robert  D.  Mc- 
Gibbon, K.C.,  C.  B.  Carter, 
K.C.,  E.  S.  Lyman,  K.C., 
Peers  Davidson,  W.  J. 
White,  E.  Guerin,  S.  W. 
Jacobs,  Montreal. 

New  BRUN'swicK-O'Hara 
Baynes,  F.  S.  Lyman,  K.C., 
Peers  Davidson,  W.  J. 
White.  E.  Guerin,  S.  W. 
Jacobs,    Montreal. 

Newfoundland  —  Peers 
Davidson,  F.  J.  Curran,  W. 
.T.  White,  E.  Guerin,  Win. 
Morris,  D.  McDougall,  Mon- 
treal; J.  Dunbar,  W.  C. 
Gibsone,  Quebec. 

Nova  Scotia — F.  S.  Ly- 
man, K.C.,  Peers  Davidson, 
W.  J.  White,  S.  W.  Jacobs, 
E.    Guerin,    Montreal. 

Ontario— A.  W.  Duclos, 
Hull,  A.  W.  Atwater,  R.  D. 
McGibbon.  K.C.,  W.F.  Light- 
hall. W.J.    White,  J.W.  Blair, 


1".  .1.  Laverty,  I'.  <  \  Rvan, 
V.  E.  Mitchell,  D.  Mac- 
Master,  .1.  W.  Macdougall, 
s.  W.  Jacobs,  E.  Guerin,  I ». 
Mc<  lormick,  Peers  I  >avidson, 
Douglas  Armour,  A.  <;.  B. 
< '  I .- 1  x  1 1  >  1 1 ,  Montreal. 
Prince  Edward  Island 
W.  s.  Walker,  E.  Guerin, 
S.   W.  Jacobs,  Montreal. 

North-W  est  Territor- 
ies—W.  F.  Robinson,  E. 
<  riierin,  Montreal. 

UNITED  STATES 

Illinois,  Maine.  Massa- 
chusetts, Minnesota,  New 
Hampshire,  New  York, 
Vermont,  J.  M.  M.  Huff, 
Montreal.  Nr.w  York,  D. 
Md  lormick,  Montreal. 


Commissioners  of  the  Supreme 
Court  of  Newfoundland  for 
issuing     Mesne     and     Final 
J'roccss  and  for  taking  Affi- 
davits. 
Sr.    John's — D.    M.    Brown- 
ing,     Geo.      J.      Adams, 
1).  F.  Kent,  S.  Butler. 


Commissioners  of  the  Supreme 
Court   of  Newfoundland  for 
issuing  Mesne   Process  only 
and  for  taking  Affidavits. 
Bay  of  Islands,  Levi  March 
Bonavista,   T.   W.    Stabb 
Brigus,  J.  1*.  Thompson 
Burgeo,  J.  Cunningham 
Bell  Island,  T.  P.  O'Donnell 
Carbonear,  Alf.   Penney 
Channel,   R.   T.   Squarey 
Grand   Bank.    (i.   R.   Eorsey 
(ireensford,  I.   S.  Mifflin 
Harbor  Briton,  P.  Hubert 
Harbor  Grace,  W.  J.  Lynch 
Placentia,   W.    O'Reilly. 
St.   George's,  R.   Macdonnell 
St.    Mary's,    W.    .1.    Hogan. 
Trinity.    G.    R.    Lilly 
Twillingate,   F.   Berteau 


Commissioners    to   Administer 

Oaths  to  Public  Officers.     • 

Alfred  de  Beaumont.  L.   W. 

Sicotte,  Charles  R.  Dou- 

cet,   Montreal. 


Commissioners  under  the  Na- 
turalization Act. 
L.    W.    Sicotte,    Montreal 


12  THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — EXTRADITION. 


IIjc  (E-tfratotum  Mt. 


FROM  CANADA. 

In  Canada,  as  in  all  other  British  possessions,  the  Extradition 
sysicin  known  as  the  "Judicial  system"  prevails.  By  this  system, 
while  the  Executive  Governmenl  decides  finally  the  question  of 
delivery  and  makes  the  delivery  of  the  fugitive,  the  judicial  authori- 
ties make  (lie  preliminary  investigation  of  the  criminality  of  the 
person  whose  surrender  is  sought. 

The  authorities  competent  to  make  the  preliminary  investigation 
of  the  crime  are  mentioned  in  R.  S.  C.  cap.    142,  "The   Extradition 

Act,"  sec.  5.     "These  are.  in  addition  to  the  Judges  of  the  Superior 

Courts  and  of  the  County  Courts  of  any  province,  all  C aissioners 

appointed  under  the  Creat  Seal  of  Canada  to  ad  judicially  in  extra- 
dition matters.  Such  commissioners  have  all  the  powers  and  juris- 
diction of  ;uiv  Judge  or  Magistrate  tor  the  purposes  of  -  rhe  l.xtra 
dition  Act.'  " 

The  Extradition  Act  prescribes  the  procedure  to  he  followed  and 
the  delays  within  which  extradition  may  he  granted  after  the  fugitive 
has  been  duly  committed.  It  also  prescribes  what  evidence  shall  he 
sufficient  to  justify  the  committal.     The  crimes  for  which  extradition 

may  be  granted  are  limited  to  those  specified  in  the  treaties  which 
Great  Britain  has  on  the  subject  with  the  various  countries  of  the 
world.  It  seems  pretty  certain  that  extradition  without  treaty  can- 
not he  granted  under  the  .  x i s t i 1 1 ir  law  of  Canada. 

The    prisoner    Having    been    duly  committed   for  surrender,   the 
committal  is  notified  by  the  Judge  or  Commissioner  to  the  Minister 
of  Justice;  hut  fifteen  days  must  elapse  before  the  Minister  of  .1 
issues  his  warrant   of  surrender  (section   12),  and   this   is   not   done  in 

any  case  until  the  requisition   for  the  surrender  has  been  re.. 

through     the     proper    channel     from     the   foreign    government.      The 

requisition  generally  states  the  name  of  the  officer  who  la  autho 

ceive  and  take  charge  of  the  fugitive  ami  convey  him  to  the 
foreign  country,  ami  the  Minister  of  Justice's  warrant  i--  nddressed  to 
such  officer  ami  to  the  sheriff  or  oilier  officer  having  the  custody  of 
the  prisoner. 

II. 

PROM  \  FOREIGN  COUNTRY  1  "  CANADA. 

In  connection  with  demands  for  the  extradition  of  fugitives  from 

any  country  having  a  treaty  with  Great  Britain,  it  may  be  stated  'hut 

.all  steps  necessary  towards  securing  the  arrest  of  the  fugitive  and  hi-* 

committal  for  extradition  must  be  taken  bj    thi  ag  'he 

dition.     This.  ■  iring  out  iiny  Information 

and    obtaining    any   warrant    and    evidence   requisite  to  thai   end 

iking,  the  action  -f  the  l  tomli 
to  making  through  the  i  nnel  on  the  foreign  Government  the 

demand  or  requisition  under  the  treaty  for  the  turret 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — EXTRADITION.  Jo 


the  fugitive,  and  to  tarnishing  to  the  parties  seeking  the  extradition 
a  warrant  of  recipiaa  directed  to  the  officer  who  is  to  take  charge  of 
the  prisoner.  The  demand  or  requisition  is  made  at  the  request  of 
the  Provincial  Government  concerned,  the  Provincial  authorities 
being  charged  with  the  administration  of  criminal  justice;  if  made  at 
the  request  of  an  individual  or  company,  the  Dominion  Government 
require  to  be  indemnified  against  any  expense  in  connection  with  the 
proceedings.  Of  course,  any  authentication  of  documents  or  official 
signatures  required  is  given  by  the  Dominion;  also,  any  certificate, 
etc.,  which  may  be  necessary.  It  should  be  remembered  that  the 
signatures  and  seals  of  Provincial  officers  have  to  be  first  authenti- 
cated by  the  Lieutenant-Governor. 

The  Canadian  Extradition  Act  simply  gives  the  procedure  in  this 
country.  The  crimes  for  which  fugitive  offenders  may  be  extradited 
are  contained  in  the  various  treaties  in  subjoined  list. 

III. 

1  ROM  THE  UNITED  STATES  TO  CANADA. 

Fugitive  offenders  may  be  extradited  from  and  to  the  United 
States  as  follows: 

All   persons   who,    being   charged    with    the   crime  of   murder,   or 
Rssault  with  intent  to  commit  murder,  or  piracy,  or  arson,  or  robbery, 
or  forgery,  or  the  utterance  of  forged  paper. 
1.  Manslaughter  when  voluntary. 

'2.  Counterfeiting  or  altering  money;  uttering  or  bringing  into  cir- 
culation counterfeit  or  altered  money. 

."..  Embezzlemenl  ; larceny;  receiving  any  money,  valuable  s»ecuritv, 
or  other  properly,  knowing  the  same  to  have  been  embezzled, 
stolen,  or  fraudulently  obtained. 

4.  Fraud  by  a  bailee,  banker,  agent,  factor. trustee,  or  director  or 
member  or  officer  of  any  company,  made  criminal  by  the  laws  of  both 
countries. 

~>.    Perjury,   or  subornation   of  perjury. 

6.  Rape,  abduction,  child-stealing,    kidnapping. 

7.  Burglary,  house-breaking  or  shop-breaking. 
B.   Piracy  by  the  law  of  nations. 

9.  Revolt,  or  conspiracy  to  revolt  by  two  or  more  persons  on 
board  a  ship  on  the  high  seas,  against  the  authority  of  the  mas- 
ter; wrongfully  sinking  or  destroying  a  vessel  at  sea,  or  attempting  to 
do  so;  assaults  on  board  a  ship  on  the  high  seas,  with  intent  to  do 
grievous  bodily  harm, 

10.  Crimes  and  offences  against  the  laws  of  both  countries  for 
suppression  of  slavery  and  slave-trading. 

11.  Obtaining  money,  valuable  securities,  or  other  property  by 
false  pretences. 

12.  Wilful  and  unlawful  destruction  or  obstruction  of  railroads 
which  endangers  human   life. 

13.  Procuring  abortion. 

Extradition  is  also  to  take  place  for  participation  in  any  of  the 
crimes  mentioned  in  this  Convention,  or  in  the  Tenth  Article  in  sub- 
joined list,  provided  such  participation  be  punishable  by  the  laws  of 
both  countries. 

Akin  to  the  subject  of  extradition  is  the  surrender  of  fugitive 
offenders  from  other  parts  of  His  Majesty's  dominions.  This  is  gov- 
erned by  R.  S.  C.  cap.  143.  "  The  Fugitive  Offenders  Act,"  which  is 
almost  an  exact  transcript  of  the  Imperial  Act  upon  the  same  subject. 


14 


Till:   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST      EXTRADITION. 


(Extraction  iHommissioncre  throughout  the 
Bominion  of  (ffanaba. 


R]  8ID1  N(  I  . 


Battleford,   N.W.T. 
Lake  Bennett,  B  C 

Montreal,  < ,m i e 

Montreal,  Que 

Montreal,  Que 

Niagara  Falls,  <  >nt . 
Niagara  Falls,  Ont . 

Quebec,  Qae 

Quebec,  Que 

Rossland,  B.C 

Sherbrooke,  Que  .    . 
Vancouver,  B.C.  . . . 

Victoria,  H  (' 

Windsor,  Ont 


Name. 


1  >>  i  i   01   Aim. p. 


lion.  Hugh  Richardson..  25th 

William  John  Rant     ....  20th 

Louis  Wilfrid  Sicotte.. . .  26tb 

I  Uric  Lafontaine 26th 

F.  X.  Choquete   20th 

Thomas  Stinson  Jarvis . .  15th 

Harry  Lawrence  [nglis. .  7th 

Alexandre  ( 'ha  en  ea  a  . . .  24th 

Ludovic  Brunei    26th 

John  Boultbee 25th 

i  nil 

•Jilth 
•_>:>tli 
23rd 


Henry  Walter  Mulvena. 
Albert  Edward  Heck  .., 
Hon.  Edgar  Dewdney. . . 
Alexander  Bartlett 


April.  188  I 
June,  i 

January .  1  391. 
Dec,  1  - 
July,  1901. 
October,  1888. 
March 
May,  1887. 
August,  1890. 
April,  1901 
October,  1896. 
August,  1890. 
April.  I 
fune,  ] 


An'/  nil  Judges  of  Superior  <n><i  County  Court*. 


Argentine  Republic 
Austria-Hungary  • 
B    -nun 


(Extradition  (ftrratirs,  Drrlarafions  anb   Conurn- 
tioit5  of  03rrat   If  r  it  a  in- 

22nd  May,  1SS9  (rat.  15th  December,  1893.) 
Treaty  of  1  >ecember  3rd,  1873. 
Treaty  of  May  20th,   1870. 
Declaration  of  July  23rd,   's,'_ 

Declaration  of  April  L'lst,  1887. 

Brazil Treaty  of  November  13th,  1872. 

Columbia 27th   October.   1888. 

Denmark Treaty  of  March    31st,  1873. 

Ecuador Treaty  of  September  20th,  iv^". 

France Treaty  of  August  14th,  1878. 

Germany Treaty  of  May  14th,  1872. 

•  mala Treaty  of  July  -Itl),  1885. 

Treaty  of  December  7th,   1874. 

Italy Treaty  of  February  5th,   1873. 

"     I  declaration  of  May  7th,  1873. 

Liberia 16th  December.  1892. 

Luxeml rg Treaty  of  November  24th,   ivv" 

o Treaty  of  September  7th,  iv~ 

i       co 17th   1  December,  1801. 

Netherlands Treaty  of  September  26th,  1808. 

Portugal 17th  October  and  13th  November,  1892, 

Roumania 21st   March,  is:»:i. 

i:       a Treaty-of  November  24th,  18* 

Salvador Treaty   of  June  23rd,    isv' 

Ban   Marino— Treaty  of   March  8rd,  1900 

Spain Treaty  <>f  Juna  4th,   1ST''. 

Treaty  of  February  I9tb,  le 

Sweden  and  Norwaj  Treats  of  June  26th,  isT.".. 

Switzerland Treaty  of  November  26th,  1880. 

Tonga*  Art    I V.  of  Treaty  of  November  29th,  1878 

Protocol  of  July  8rd,  1882. 

81   ti  .  \,t  -"^,  •.,'■,   , 

B     .„.-  PanncefotoTrent>  of  12th  .Tub 

Treaty  of  March  2rtth,  1884.  nnd  supplemee 

Treaty,  22nd  April,  1901. 

in   Snl.|.r/<  escaping  to  JIritt$h    Vtrt 


THK    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — EXTRADITION. 


15 


\hvb 


cuts- 


Id  the  matter  of  pardons  of  convicts  in  the  penitentiaries,  prisons, 
jails  and  reformatories,  tin-  application  for  clemency  should  be  pre- 
pared In  the  form  of  a  petition  addressed  to  His  Excellency  t lie 
rnor-General,  stating  the  age  and  name  of  the  convict  or 
prisoner,  name  of  the  Judge  or  Magistrate  who  tried  and  sentenced 
him.  crime  committed  and  date  of  sentence,  term  of  imprisonment, 
where  incarcerated  and  reasons  for  seeking  the  exercise  of  the 
clemency  of  the  Crown.  This  petition  should  he  addressed  to  the 
Secretary  of  State  at  Ottawa  and  signed  by  one  or  more  persons,  with 
any  documentary  evidence  or  letters  regarding  the  previous  character 
of  the  prisoner,  etc.,  etc.  The  matter  is  then  submitted  to  the 
Department  of  Justice,  where  full  enquiries  are  made  into  the  case, 
and  the  papers  are  subsequently  laid,  with  the  advice  of  the  .Minister 
of  Justice,  before  His  Excellency  the  Governor-General,  whose 
pleasure  is  communicated  by  the  Secretary  of  State  to  the  parties 
interested  and  to  the  Warden  of  the  Penitentiary  or  Keeper  of  the 
Jail  as  the  case  may  be. 

In  capital  cases,  the  Judge,  after  sentencing  the  prisoner,  for- 
wards uiid.T  the  authority  of  Section  937  of  "'The  Criminal  Code, 
1892,"  a  copy  of  the  evidence  and  his  report  to  the  Secretary  of  State. 
Any  application  for  the  commutation  of  the  death  sentence  should  be 
addressed  to  His  Excellency  the  Governor-General  in  Council, 
through  tlie  Secretary  of  State,  in  the  form  of  a  petition  setting 
forth  reasons  for  such  application  in  various  paragraphs,  etc.,  1,2,  3. 
The  application  or  applications  are  referred  to  the  Minister  of 
Justice,  and  are  there  carefully  considered  and  submitted  by  him. 
with  his  recommendation,  to  the  Governor-General  in  Council,  whose 
pleasure  is  communicated  to  the  interested  parties  by  the  Secretary 
of  State. 


5R emission  of  JHnes. 

Where  a  remission  of  a  fine  is  sought,  action  is  only  taken  upon 
the  report  of  the  Department  concerned — for  instance,  the  Depart- 
ment of  Inland   Revenue.   Customs  Department,  etc. 


JWnts  Appotnteo  (Ttnijer  "  dbe  Alien  lEabour  JVct," 
70-G1  tJie-  (!Sn7),Cap.  U. 


A.  C.  Pater  son    .... 
J.  A.  MeMartin      .. 
T.J.  Mather 

Act.  Sub-Collector  Customs 

Acting  <  )t'ticer    

(.    (i.  Allen     

W.  Mills 

W.F.  McCrearv  .... 
James  Lawson 
Robert  Rush  

J&8.  H.  Kenning     . . 
F.  Spain 

Acting  Officer    

Immigration   Commissioner 

Collector  of  Customs 

Provincial  Constable 

Collector  of  Customs 

Collector  Inland  Revenue. . 

W.    B.    McMurrich, 
O.  Allen 

J.  P.  McLeod 

Edwin  P.  Bremner 

W.  H.   Beck 

North  Portal,  N.W.T. 
Coutts,  N.W.T. 
Huntingdon,  B.C. 
Gretna,  Man. 
Gretna,  Man. 
Emerson,  Man. 
Emerson,  Man. 
Winnipeg,  Man. 
Fort  Krie,  Out. 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Out. 
Niagara  Falls,  Out. 
Windsor,  Out. 
Bridgeburg,  Out. 
Toronto.  Ont. 
Wallaceburg.  Ont. 
Nelson,  B.C. 
Greenwood,  B.C. 
Montreal,  Que. 
New  Denver,  B.C. 
NiagaraFallsS'th.Ont. 
Little  Current,  Ont. 


16  illK   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — IX)MlNION    LAWS. 


^innmarn  of  tbr  JXrts  of  t\)t  Parliament 
of  \l)£  dominion  of  CanaDa. 


Passed  in  the  2nd  Session  of  the  Ninth  Parliament. 
2  Edward  VII..  i1902l 

Public  ami  General  a<  i b. 

Chapter  1  is  the  Appropriation  Act. 

Chapter  2 — Provides  in  amendmenl  of  the  Bilk  of  Exchange  Act, 
L8j0O,  that  a  bill  not  accepted  within  two  'lays  of  presentation  musl 
be  treated  as  dishonoured  by  Don-acceptance,  otherwise  the  holder 
shall  lose  his  righl  of  recourse  against  the  drawer  and  endorsers.  In 
the  case  of  a  bill  payable  at  sight  the  acceptance  must  be  dated  not 
later  than  the  date  of  the  actual  acceptance:  otherwise  the  holder 
may  treat  the  bill  as  dishonoured  by  non-acceptance. 

Chapter  3 — Amends  the  Art  respecting  the  incorporation  of 
boards  of  trade  by  denning  the  word  "district  "  in  British  <  olumbia 
and  the  Yukon  Territory.  It  also  makes  the  population  necessary 
to  Eorm  a  board  fifteen  hundred  in  British  Columbia  and  the  Yukon 
Territory. 

Chapter  4  -Provides  for  the  issue  by  the  Canadian  Pacific  Rail- 
way of  an  increase  of  its  capital  Btock  to  the  amounl  of  $20,000,000 
for  the  purpose  of  meeting  certain  financial  requirements  of  the 
panj  :  tli«'  enlargement  of  work  Bhops,  the  increase  of  rolling  stock, 
etc.,  etc.  Provides  also  thai  the  -aid  additional  Btock  shall  not  be 
deemed  capital  expended  in  the  construction  of  the  railway,  and  that 
the  power  of  parliament  to  reduce  the  tolls  upon  such  railway  shall 
not  l»'  affected  by  such  increase  in  the  capital  stock.  It  aWp  provides 
th.it  do  portion  of  the  said  additional  Btock  is  to  be  issued  below  its 

par  value.    It   also  directs  how  the  i ys  arising  from  the  sale  of 

such  stock  shall  he  applied. 

Chapter  5     Provides  in  amendmenl  of  the  "Chinese  immigration 
Art.   [goo,  that  all  taxes  and  penalties  collected  under  the  Lei  shall 
be  paid  into  the  Consolidated  Revenue  Fund  of  Canada,  but  that 
half  of  the  nel  proceeds  of  such  taxes,  etc.,  shall  be  paid  at  the  end 
of  the  fiscal  war  to  the  Province  wherein  thej  are  colli 

Chapter  G     Provides  thai  it'  a  person  dies  while  in  the  civil  Ber« 

rice  the  a unt  to  his  credit   In  the  Retirement   Fund  shall  be  paid 

to  his  legal  representatives  or  to  inch  person  as  the    i 
di  term 

Chapter   7     This   Ad    regulates    the  eoartina   trnde 
So  goods  or  ra  '  ■ 

ships,  under  the  penalties  provided  In  the  Act  and  all  foreign  built 
British  ship*  engaged  In  the  i  o  ide  musl  procure  a  ll< 

Minister  of  Cusl  <  Ither  pro>  Isiona  relate  to  1 1 

enforcement  of  penalties. 


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Chapter  8 — Makes  certain  provisions  in  amendment  of  the  Ex- 
chequer  Court  Act  with  respect  to  the  office  of  registrar,  service  on  a 
defendant    beyond    the   jurisdiction,    and   the   granting   of    appeal    in 

certain   cases   where   although    the   amount  does   not   ex< 1   $500,   the 

principle  involved   warrants   such   appeal. 

Chapter  9 — In  amendment  of  the  Canada  Evidence  Act,  1893. 
Limits  the  right  to  call  expert   witnesses  to  five   witnesses  on  either 

*ide   unless   the   leave   of   the  court   be   obtained    to   examine   a    larger 
number. 

Chapter  10 — Makes  certain  amendments  to  the  Fruit  Mark's 
Act,  1901.  in  respect  to  marking  the  packages  with  the  initials  of 
i  lie  packer's  christian  na and  his  full  name  and  address;  also  pro- 
vides how  falsely  marked  packages  are  to  be  marked  by  the  inspec- 
tor. 

Chapter   11 — Amends  the  Genera]    inspection   Act    with   respect 

to  Winder  twine,  and  the  grading  of  oats. 

Chapter  12 — Provides  that  no  buffalo  or  bison  shall  be  hunted 
or  killed  in  the  unorganized  territories  for  a  term  of  five  years,  but 
the  Minister  of  the  Interior  may  give  a  special  license  to  capture  one 
or  more  buffalo  for  breeding  purposes, 

Chapter  13 — Provides  that  in  Nova  Scotia  hoys  under  18  years 
of  age  convicted  of  any  offence,  may,  if  Protestant,  be  sent  to  the 
Halifax  Industrial  School;  if  Catholics,  to  the  St.  Patrick's  Home  ,-it 
Halifax  for  a  term  not  exceeding  live  years,  and  not  less  than  one 
year. 

Chapter  14 — 'Provides  in  amendment  of  the  Immigration  Act 
that  the  Governor  in  Council  may.  by  proclamation,  when  deemed 
expedient,  prohibit  the  landing  in  Canada  of  persons  suffering  from 
any  loathsome  or  infectious  disease.  It  also  provides  how  prohibited 
persons  are  to  be  dealt  with. 

Chapter  15 — Is  a  consolidation  of  previous  Acts  respecting  the 
incorporation   of  joint   stock   companies    (with   the*  exception   of   loan 

i  ompanies  I    by  letters  patent . 

Chapter  16 — Fixes  the  salaries  of  the  Judges  of  the  Territorial 
Court  of  the  Yukon  Territory,  and  also  amends  the  provisions  with 
respect  to  the  superannuation  allowances  payable  to  Judges  of  County 
Courts. 

Chapter  17 — Contains  certain  minor  amendments  to  the  Land 
Titles  Act,  1894. 

Chapter  18 — Authorizes  the  raising  by  way  of  loan  of  a  sum 
or  sums  of  money  not  to  exceed  $15,000,000  to  pay  the  floating  in- 
debtedness of  Canada,  to  meet  any  expenditure  authorized  by  parlia- 
ment and  to  pay  the  funded  debt  of  Canada  as  the  same  matures. 

Chapter  19 — The  Manitoba  Grain  Act.  1900.  is  amended  in 
several  particulars,  the  principal  of  which  are  provisions  for  the  erec- 
tion of  flat  warehouses,  loading  platforms,  etc.  Provision  is  also  made 
with  respect  to  applications  for  an  allotment  of  cars  for  the  shipment 
of  grain. 


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Chapter  20-  Provides  for  the  establishment  of  a  medical  council 
of  Canada.  The  leading  idee  of  this  Act  is  to  provide  one  Qualifi; 
cation  for  all  the  Provinces  of  Canada. 

Chapter  21— Amends  the  Mounted  Police  Act,  1894,  by  providing 
for  the  appointment  of  assistant  commissioners,  and  defining  their 
powers,    it  also  amends  the  section  relating  t'>  deserters. 

Chapter  22— Provides  for  pensions  t<>  officers  6t  the  Sortl  Weal 
Mounted  Police,  and  regulates  the  conditions  and  rate*  pen- 

sions. 

Chapter  23— Amends  the   Naturalization   Act,   with   respi 
certificates,  and  also  by  providing  thai   returns  <u  all  certificate 
naturalisation,  etc.,  are  i"  be  made  to  the  Secretary  of  Stal 
ada  within  the  period  mentioned  in  1 1 1 •  -  Act. 

Chapter  24 — Empowers  the  Legislative  Assembly  of  the  \nnli- 
West  Territories  to  pass  ordinances  with  respect  to  closing  up  road 
allowances  or  trails,  etc. 

Chapter  25 — Increases  the  number  of  conn.  Lssioners  composing 

the  Ottawa  Improvement  Commission  from  four  to  oiplit  members. 

Chapter  26 — Provides  for  tlio  remission  by  the  Governor  in 
Council  in  whole  or  in  part  of  any  penalty,  fine  or  forfeiture  payable 
to  His  Majesty  or  some  other  person  under  any  Act  of  the  Parliament 

Of  I  'anada. 

Chapter  27—  Exempts  certain   steamships   from   the  compulsory 

payment  of  pilotage  dins. 

Chapter  28 — Amends   the  Post   Office   Act  with   respect    to  the 
grading  <t  classification,  appointment,  promotion, 
their  annual  leave  of  absence,  etc.     It  also  provides  for  the  appoint- 
ment of  a  chief  post  office  superintendent  at  a  salary  not 

s.:j 

Chapter  29— In  amendment  of  the  Railway  Act,  authorises  the 
use  of  branch  lines  for  ballasting  purpo 

Chapter  30 — Authorises  the  transfer  by  the  government  t<>  the 
T.aw  Society  of  the  North-Wesl  Territories  of  the  law  library  at 
Regina,  belonging  to  the  government 

Chapter  31— In  amendment  of  the  Rockj   Mountains  P 
1887,  defines  the  limits  of  the  park, 

Chapter  :<2  P  Idea  for  the  stamping  of  balls  <>f  binder  twine, 
n,,,i  enacts  penalties  for  the  neglect  to  stamp  such  binder  twine. 

Chapter    :i:t      v  ends   the   Customs   Tariff,    is'.'7.   by   Inserting 
in   Schedule  B.    (the  free  list)    the  followlni 
and  machinery  no!  manufactured  In  Canada  ap  to  the  required 
riard,  for  any  factory  t.>  1 itablished  In  Canada  f<  i 

■     D tit    Of    «  'anada  :     i  b  |     all    D 

irta  in  the  rough,  unfinished,  and  it-,  band 


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springs  to  be  used  in  rifles  to  be  manufactured  at  any  such  factory 
for  the  government;    (c)    charcoal-making  machinery. 

Chapter  34 — Amends  the  Yukon  Territory  A.i  in  respect  to  the 
qualification  of  members  of  the  Territorial  Council,  the  power  of  coun- 
cil to  make  ordinances,  the  sittings  of  the  Territorial  Court  and 
other  matters. 

Chapter  35 — Defines  the  criminal  jurisdiction  of  Judges  of  the 
Territorial  Court  of  the  Yukon  Territory,  and  makes  provision  for 
appeals  from  the  Territorial  Court  to  the  Supreme  Court  of  Canada 
in  certain   cases. 

Chapter  36 — Fixes  the  salaries  of  police  magistrates  in  the 
Yukon  Territory  at  $4,000  per  annum. 

Chapter  37 — Provides  for  the  representation  of  the  Yukon  Ter- 
ritory in  the  House  of  Commons,  the  issue  of  writs  of  election:  the 
qualification  of  electors ;  the  disqualification  of  certain  persons  as 
electors;  the  formalities  with  respect  to  nomination  and  voting;  the 
making  of  voters'  lists;  duties  of  returning  officers  and  deputies;  re- 
counts,  final  revision,  etc. 

Chapters  38  to  115  are  local  and  private  Acts,  the  nature  and 
object  of  which,  are  sufficiently  indicated  by  their  title. 


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JKemfar*  of  t\jt  Iliing  s  $ribn  (f  onnnl 
for  (Canada- 

(Members  of  the  Dominion  Cabinet.! 

Prime   Minister— The   Iti^rht    Hon.    Sir   Wilfrid    Laurier,    <  \A  '.M.< :.. 

Presidenl   of  the   King's  Privy  Council. 
Minister  of  Trade  and  Commerce     The  Righl   Hon.  Sir  Richard  John 

i  iartwright,  <  \A  S.M.G. 
Secretary  of  State    Hon.  Richard  Wm.  Scott,  K.C. 
Minister  of  Justice     Hon.    Charles  Fitzpatrick,  K.<'. 
Minister  of  Marine  and  Fisheries     Hon.  James  R.  F.  Prefontaine,  K.C. 
Minister   of   Militia    and    Defence     Hon.    Sir    Frederick    W.    Borden, 

K.C.M.G. 
Postmaster-General     Hon.  Sir  William  Mulock,  K.C.M.G. 
Minister  of  Agricultur* — Hon.  Sydney  Arthur  Fisher. 
Minister  of  Public  Works — Hon.  James  Sutherland. 
Minister  of  Finance— Hon.  William  Stevens  Fielding. 
Minister  of  Railways  and  Canals    1 1 « •  i : .  Andre*  George  Blair. 
Minister  of  the    interior    and    Superintendent-General    of    Indian 

Affairs    Hon.  Clifford  Sifton. 
Minister  of  Customs— Hon.   William   Patterson. 
Minister  of  Inland   Revenu* — Hon.   Michel   Bsdras    Bernier. 
\l  sister  withoul    Portfolio     Hon.   William  Templeman. 

(Not  of  the  Cabinet  ) 

Hon.  J.  C.  Aikins.  The  Hon.  Peter  Mitchell. 

A.  U.  Angers.  Hugh  J.   MacdonalcL 

Edward   Blake.  s;jr  Oliver  Mowat, 

Sir  Mackenzie  Powell.  ,;  ,•  \\  Q 

K.C.M.G.  wiiiiain  McDougall, 
I..  F.  < ;.  Baby.  ,    i: 

Sir  A.  P.Caron,  Bngh  McDonaM. 

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Sir  John  CarHng,  >7    A    ni|im(„ 

K.L'..u.u.  ,  

John   Ooatlgan.  s,r  (  ■  A-  '■     /'^l'": 

C.   C.   Colby.  .    ,.    _  M       K(    N|  '" 

bdgar  Dewdney.  ]    (     l  ■""•'-">• 
T.  Mayne  Daly.  Edward   G.    Prior. 

Alphonse  Desjardins.  William    i: 

« ;,  orge  B.  Foster.  •'"ll"  ■'•  1;"-- 

I aid  Ferguson.  The  Righl  Hon.  Lord  Strathcona 

sir  W.  P.  Howland,  and  Mount  Royal, 

O.B  m  i; 

J*"   *Jaggart  Hon.  Sir  Charles  Tnpner. 

A      .    Jones.  0MG 

Sir  Hector  Langevln,  , .     . 

I    ,.     K  |    y  Q  sir  <  baa    n    i  m 

David  Laird.  K  ' 

Sir   \    i  ..  Kt.  Loots  Olivier  Talllon 

i      i      R    m  David  Tisdale. 

WOliain     Miller  William    B.    Vail. 

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Alphabetical  List  of  Towns   .' 

Attorney  General's  Department     -  * 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  etc 25 

County  Courts  and  Judges     

Judicial  Districts  and  Registrars 28 

Land  Registry    Offices .  .    .  '-'  1 

Law  Society   of  British  Columbia   2 1 

Supreme  Court  of  Judicature  for  British  Columbia    

Synopsis  of  the  Laws  of  British  Columbia See  Blue  Page 


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BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 


Supreme  Court  of  Ilituirature  for  Sritisb 
Columbia* 

Chief  Justice: 
Hon.  Gordon  Hunter. 

Puisne  Judges: 

Hon.   George   A.   Walkem,   Hon.   M.   W.   Tyrwhitt  Drake,   Hon.   P. 
JE.  Irving,  Hon.  Archer  Martin. 

THE  JUDICIAL  DISTRICTS. 


1  ►iSTBICT. 


Registry. 


Cariboo Barkerville 

Kootenay    Nelson   .... 

Nanaimo Nanaimo  . . 


Vancouver 

Victoria 

New  Westminster 
Yale 


Vancouver 

Victoria 

New  Westminster  . , 
Kamloops 


Rkuistrar. 


John  Bowron. 

E.  T.  II.  Bimpkins. 

H.  Stanton. 

A    E.  Beck. 

Dep.,  J.  C.  DockerilL. 

B.  H.  T.  Drake, 

&  Reg.  Supreme  Court. 
Dep.,  Harvey  Combe. 
Vacant. 

Dep.,  •).  J.  Cambridge. 
G.  C.  Tunstall. 


JUDGES  OF  THE  COUNTY  COURTS. 

CARIBOO. 
Judge  and  Local  Judge  S.C.— Hon.  C.  F.  Cornwall,  Asheroft. 

KOOTENAY. 
Judge  and  Local  Judge  8.C. — A.  J.  Forin,  Nelson. 

NANAIMO. 

Judge  and  Local  Judge  S.C.  \  f1    Harrison,    jr.,    Nanaimo. 

I  A.   Leamy,  Greenwood. 

NEW  WESTMINSTER. 

Judge  and  Local  Judge  S.C.—'W.  Norman  Bole,  New  Westminster. 

VANCOUVER. 
Judge  and  Local  Judge  S.C— A.  Henderson,  Vancouver. 

VICTORIA. 

Presided  over  by  one  of  the  Supreme  Court  Judges. 

YALE. 

Judge  and  Local  Judge  S.O.\  f.  Ward  Spinks    Vernon. 
I  A.  Leamy,  Grand  Forks. 


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^ttontni-ffntrnirs  department, 

Attorney-General  for  British  Columbia: 

Hon.  William  Mclnnis, 

Deputy  Attorney-General: 

II.  A.   Maclean. 

THE  LAW  SOCIETY  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 
Treasurer:  Secretary  &  l!'i>"ii<i  . 

C.  E.  Pooley,  K.C.  P.  S.  Lampman. 

HERS    OF   THE    LAW    SOCIETY. 

Em  officio: 

The   Attorney-General    of    Canada; 
Hon.    David   MacEwen    Eberts,    K.C,   Attorney-General    for   B.C.; 
Sir  II.   P.    P.    Crease,    Hon.   J.    F.    McCreijjht,    (retired   Judges). 

BENI  HERS  ELECTED- 

E.  P.   Davis,  K.C.  Charles  Wilson,  K.C,  K.  V.  BodwelL  K.C, 
John  Elliot,  K.C.  A.  11,  MacNeilL   K.C.  L,  G.  McPhillips,  l\.< 
E.  Pooley,  K.C  (Treasurer),  II.  D.  Belmcken,  K.O.,  G.  I..  Corbould. 

LAND  REGISTRY  OFFICES. 

KAMLOOPS. 
Registrar — W.  II.  Edmonds. 

NELSON. 
Registrar— H.  F.  MacLeod. 

NEW  WESTMINSTER 
Registrar— 8,  C  Keith. 

VANCOUVER. 
Registrar— T.  O.  Townley. 

VICTORIA. 
)legi$trar-(Jtneral—S,  Y.V? 


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Mtmbtx*  aftljt  Uar  an&  Solicitors. 


Ashcroft— Tale 

Calder,  F. 
Henderson,   S. 

McQuarrie,  W.  E.  G. 
Murpliy,  Denis 

Atlin— Caasair 

Grant,  W.  P. 
Mason,  C.  D. 
Sawers,  0.  W. 


CbJlliwack 

minster 


New    West- 
Pelly,  Justinian 


Cranbroek-— Kootenay 

Gnrd,  W.  F. 
Morley,  S.  F. 
Thompson,  G.  II. 


FimiberlaiHl— Vancouver 

C.  H.  Beevor-rotts. 

Ferguson— Yale 

Hodge,  R. 

Ferilie — Kootenay 

Herebmer  &  Herehmer.  H. 
W.  Herchmer,  S.  Hereh- 
mer. 

Ross  &  Alexander.  R.  W. 
Ross,  J.  S.  T.  Alexander. 

Fort  Steele— Kootenay 

Harvey  &  McCarter.  J. 
A.  Harvey,  G.  S.  Mc- 
Carter. 

Ross,  W.  R. 

(■olden — Kootenay 
O'Brien,  Thomas. 


(■rand  Forks— Vale 

Cayley      &      Cochrane. 

H.  S.  Cayley,  W.  B. 
Cochrane. 

Clement  &  Bpence.  W.  H. 
P.  Clement,  J.D.  Spence. 

Elliot,  F. 

Hanington,   H.   C. 

RIacdonald  &  Whiteside.  J. 
A.  Macdonald,  D.  White- 
side. 

Sutton,  A.  C. 

Greenwood— Yale 

Gray,  J.  P.  M. 

Halle tt   &   Shaw.   I.   H. 

Hnllett.    II.    C.    Shaw. 
McLeod  &  Brown.     J.  P. 
McLeod,  J.  R.  Brown. 
Pringle  «SL-  Whiteside.     R. 

H.    C.    Pringle,    A.   M. 

Whiteside. 

KaillloOMS— Yale 

Fulton,  F.  J.,  K.C. 
Macintyre  &  Appelbe.    A. 

D.     Macintyre,     E.     F. 

Appelbe. 
Morley,  H.  L. 
Murphy,  J. 
Swanson,  J.  D. 
Ward,  C.  W. 
Whittaker,  W.   H. 

Kaslo— Kootenay 

McAnn    &    MaeKay.      0. 

W.  McAnn,  K.C,  N.  F. 

MacKay. 
Martin,  G.  E. 

Ladysillith— Vancouver 
Kitto,  A.  J. 


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If  anaimo— Vancouver 

Barker,   C.   H. 
Mclnncs,   W.    W.  B. 
Simpson,  .1.  II. 
Yarwood,    E.   M. 
Young.   F.   McB. 

Nelson  -  Kootenay 

Crease,  E.  A. 

Elliot,  <fc  Lennle.  .7.  El- 
liot, It.   s.    Lennie. 

Galliher  &  Wilson.  W. 
A.  Galliher,  P.  E.  Wil- 
son. 

Hannington,  1J.  W. 

Macdonald  &  Johnson. 
W.  A.  Macdonald;  K.C., 
A.   M.  Johnson. 

Macdonald,    R.   M. 

Stewart,  II.  A. 

Taylor  &  O'Shea..  S.  S. 
Taylor,  K.C..  J.  O'Shea. 

Whealler  &  Wragge.  A. 
Whealler,  E.  C.  Wragge. 

>>w    Westminister  — 

New  Westminster 

Corbould  &  Grant.    G.   E. 

Corbould,     K.C.,     J.     R. 

Grant. 
Edmonds,  II.  L. 
Gray,  W.  M. 
Howay     &     It.  id.      V.   W. 

Howay.   R.   L.   Reid 
McBride  &.   Kennedy.     R. 

McBride,  J.  D.  Kennedy 
Morrison,    Whiteside,    Mc- 

Quarrie  &    Briggs.     Au- 

lay     Morrison,     W.     J. 

Whiteside.    W.    G.    E.    Mc- 

Quarrie,  W.  I.  Briggs. 

Peterborough— Yule 
Macdonald,  Hugh. 

IMiu'iiix — Yale 

Oayley  &  Cochrane.  II. 
S.  Oayley,  w.  B.  Ooch 

rane 

I'rinrrtoii  —Tale 
Mcintosh,  .t.  c. 


Revelstoke— Kootenay 

Harvey,  McCarter  & 
Finkham.  J. A.  Harvey, 
G.  S.  McCarter,  A.  M 
Pinkham 

Bcotl  &  !•'  Malstre.  J.  M. 
Scott,  W.  de  V.  le  Mais- 
tre. 

Rossland— Kootenay 

Abbott  &  I  Ian  McHarg.  J. 

L.  G.  Abbott,  W.  Hart- 

McHarg. 
('hue,  J.  S..  jr. 
Daly   <.V   Hamilton.      Hon. 

'j'.  Mayne  Daly,  K.C.,  C. 

l:.  Hamilton. 
Gait,  A.  C. 
Gillan,  C.  B. 
Macdonald,  J.  A. 
MacNeill     &    Deacon.    A. 

H.    MacNeill,    K.C..    W. 

S.  Deacon. 
Nelson,  W.  J. 

Sainton — Kootenay 

Christie,  F.  E. 
Grimmett,  M.  L. 

Slocan— Kootenay 
Jorand,  H.  R. 

Steyeston— 

New    Westminster> 

Si. inks,  R.  C. 

Trail     Kootenay 

Eeggatt,   C.   J. 

Trout    Lake  «it> 

■  nay 
Elliott.  F.  C. 

VaiH'oux'i-  —  Ne«    W 
mini 
Alexander,  ir.  o. 
Bonk.    II.    W.   C. 
Bird,  J.  I'- 

Bowser,       Godfrey       A 
WallbridKo.       W.       .1 
Bowser,  K.C  .  J.  J 
tr*\ ,  D.  8   Wallhridfe. 
Brydon  7t<  k,   A.  0, 


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Burns,  W.  E. 

Cane  &  Mclnnes.  G.  F. 
Cane,  T.  E.  B.  Mclnnes 

Chaldecott,  b\  M. 

Cherry,  J.  B. 

Cowan,  Kappele  &  Mc- 
Evoy.  G.  H.  Cowan, 
A.  J.  Kappele,  A.  Mc- 
Evoy. 

Cveagh  &  Bayfield.  A.  R. 
Creagh,  F.  J.  Bayfield. 

Davis,  Marshall&Mac- 
neill.  E.P.  Davis.K.C, 
D.  G.  Marshall,  C.  B. 
Macneill,  J.  W.  Weart. 

Deacon,  E.  J. 

Duncan,  H.  J. 

Ellis,  J.  M.  • 

Grant,   D.  t 

Hammersley,  A.  St.G.,K.O 

Haney,  C  N. 

Harris  &  Bull.  R.  W. 
Harris,  A.   E.   Bull. 

Harrison,  T.  M. 

Heisterman,  H.  G.  S. 

Hunt,  S.  L. 

Livingston,  Garrett  6c 
King.  S.  Livingston, 
A.  E.  Garrett,  H.  de  W. 
King. 

McLeod,  F.  M. 

McPhillips  &  "Wil- 
liams. L.  G.  McPhil- 
lips, K.C.,  A.  Williams, 
K.C.,  W.  W  Walsh. 

Macdonell,  D.  G. 

Martin  &  Killam.  Jas. 
Martin,  K.C.,  C.  Killam. 

Plunkett,  Osborne. 

Pottinger,  A.  B. 

Ross,  W.  D. 

Russell  &  Russell.  J.  A. 
Russell,  F,  R.  McD 
Russell,  B.  P.  Winte- 
mute. 

Spencer,  O.  Ij. 

Taylor,  Bradburn  &  Innes 
A.  D.  Taylor,  J.  M. 
Bradburn,   A.W.V.Innes 

Tiffin,   F.   W. 

Tupper,  Peters  &  Grif- 
fin. Sir  C.  H.  Tupper, 
K.C.,  Frederick  Peters, 
K.C.,  M.  Griffin. 

Weart,  J.  W. 

'Wilson,  Senkler  8c 
Bloomfield.  C.  Wil- 
son, K.C.,  J.  H. 
Senkler,  E.  Bloomfield. 


Vernon— Tale 

Billings,   F. 
McGowen,   F. 
Macdonald,  Allan 


Victoria— Victoria 

Belyea,  A.  L.,  K.G. 

Bodwell  &  Duff.  E.  V. 
Bodwell,  L.  P.  Duff,  A. 
S.  Innes,  J.  H.  Law- 
son,  jr. 

Cassidy,  R.,  K.C. 

Child,  S. 

Cleland,   H.   M. 

Cornwall  &  Rogers,  F 
T.  Cornwall,  D.  M. 
Rogers. 

Courtney,  H.  E.  A. 

Crease  &  Crease.  Lindley 
Crease.  A.  D.   Crease. 

Drake,  Jackson  &  Hel- 
mcken.  H.D.Helmcken, 
K.C,  H.  B.  W.  Aik- 
man,  K.C,  W.  C. 
Moresby. 

Dumbleton  &  Bond.  A.  S. 
Dumbleton,  L.  Bond. 

Dundas,  C  P.  D. 

Eberts  &  Taylor.  Hon 
D.  M.  Eberts,  K.C,  W. 
J.  Taylor,  K.C. 

Fell  &  Gregory.  Thorn- 
ton Fell,  F.  B.  Gregory. 

Goward,  B.  G. 

Hall,  H.  G. 

Higgins  &  Elliott  F. 
Higgins,  R.   T.  Elliott. 

Hills,  H.  M. 

Kitto  &  Gooch.  A.  J.  Kit- 
to,  W.  P.  Gooch. 

Lampman,  F.  S.  (Sec'y. 
Law  Society  of  B.  C) 

Langley  &  Martin.  W. 
H.  Langley,  A.  F.  R. 
Martin. 

Lawson,  H.  G. 

Lugrin,  C  H. 

Maclean,  A. 

Maclean,  H.  A. 

Macrae,  F. 

Mason  &  Bradburn.  C 
D.  Mason,  J.  M.  Brad- 
burn. 

McPhillips,  Wootton  & 
Barnard.  A.  E.  Mc- 
Phillips, K.C,  E.  E. 
Wootton,  G.  H.  Barnard 


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Miller,   T.  M. 

Mills,   S.   Pony,  K.C. 

Morphy,  G.  A. 

Oliver,  W.  E. 

Poolej*,  Lux  ton  &  Pooley. 
Hon.  C.  E.  Pooley,  K.O., 
A.  P.  Luxton,  R.  II. 
Pooley. 

Powell,  G.   E. 

Prior,  C.  J. 

Robertson,  H.  E.  B. 

Schultz,  S.  D. 


Solomon,  A.  F.  W. 

Sweet,  J.  H. 

Tupper  &  Peters,   Sir  CIT. 

Tupper,   K.C.,   Frederick 

Peters,  K.C. 
Walls.  J.    P.  / 

Wilson,   C.   E. 
Yates  &  Jay.    J.  S.  Yates, 

Geo.  Jay. 

Ymir—  Kootenay 
Burne,   J.    F. 


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LAW  LIST 


(ZEIJ^R/ID-Y'S) 


1903 


MANITOBA. 


PUBLISHED    BY 

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CONTENTS 


PAGE. 

Alphabetical  Lists  of  Towns 33 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  etc 33 

County  Judges'  Criminal  Court    :{•_> 

Court  of  King's  Bench    31 

Division  Judges 31 

Judges  and  Officers  of  the  County  Courts    .(•_' 

Judicial  Districts  

Law  Society  of  Manitoba M 

Synopsis  of  the  Laws  of  Manitoba See  BhlC 


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31 


MANITOBA. 


Courts,  JnDmarn  (Officials,  (Ik. 

COURT  OF  KING'S  BENCH. 

Chief  Jus  ice: 

Hon.  A.  C.   Killani. 

Puiene  Judges: 

Hon.  J.  Dubuc,   1  r- »i i .  J.  F.  Bain,  Hon.  A.  E.  Richards. 

Attorney-General: 

Hon.   Colin  Campbell. 

Chief  Clerk — Geo.  Patterson  . 

Prothonotary   and  Clerk   of 


■  the     Crown     and     Pleas    ami 
Dtputy  Reg.  Exchequer  Court. 
— G.  II.  Walker. 
Depiitii—  Aiu'.  Mills 
Chamber  Clerk— A.  I.  Belch 
Master  and  Referee— P.  A. 
Macdonald 
Registrar — K.  J.  Wilson 


Accountant    and     Deputy- 
Registrar — B.  1>.  Deering. 
Sheriff— Hon.    Colin     Ink- 

ster 
Ctottrf   Stenographers  —  W. 

Perkins,  .las.  Perkins 
Crier     cmci     Interpreter — J. 

C.   Delorinier 

Guardian    ad    litem — H.  J. 
Macdonald.  K.C. 


Jubgcs  anb  (Officers  of  the  (Eountn  (ffouvt*. 


Division. 

Judge. 

ADDRESS. 

1)    M    Walker        

Winnipeg. 
Winnipeg. 
St.  Boniface. 

Morden. 

<  '•  ntral  Division 

L.  A.  Prud'homme 

%\)t  lata  Catkin  of  ilanttoba. 

President: 
J.  H.  Munson,  K.C. 

Treasurer — A.  Haggart,  K,C.  Secretary — I.  Campbell,  K.C. 

Librarian—  W.  A.  Taylor. 

BENCHERS  OF  THE  LAW  SOCIETY  OF  MANITOBA. 

J.  A.  M.  Aikins,   K.C,  H.  Archibald.   Isaac  Campbell,  K.C,  J. 
S.  Ewart,  K.C,  H.  M.  Howell,  K.C,  H.  J.  Macdonald,  K.C,  J.  S. 
Tupper.  K.C,   W.   E.   Perdue,   I.   Pitblado. 


:)2  THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — MANITOBA. 

OLoitntP  lubges'  Criminal  fcourt 

Courts  held  at  Winnipeg,  presided  over  hy  Judge*  <>f  Court  of  King'* 
Bench,  and  at  Portage  in  Prairie  and  Brandon,  presided  over  by  Judge* 
of  the  Courts  for  Central  and  Weetern  Judicial  Districts,  reepeetiveln. 

CENTRAL  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Judge  and  Deputy  Matter  under  Q.   B.  Act,   ti 
J.   Ryan,  Portage  la  Prairie 

Deputy  Clerk  of  the  Crown  and  Pleas  and  County  Court  CUrk: 

John  Macdonald. 

Sheriff:  Deputy: 

Daniel  McLean.  B.   II.    II 

Guardian   ad    litem; 
F.  G.  Taylor. 

WESTERN  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Judge  and  Deputy  Master  under  Q.    B.    Art,    i 
T.  D.  Cumberland.  Brandon. 

Deputy  Clerk  of  the  Croirn   and   Pleas  and   County   Court   0  ■ 

Robert  Darrach. 

Assistant  Dip-  Cbrk:  sheriff: 

L.  J.  <  Slement  W.  1  (enderson. 

(luardian   ad  lit<  ni  :  Inspector'. 

G.  R.  Coldwell,  K.C.  R ■  «'•  Irving. 


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33 


list  of  Barrister^!  jtaliatou,  (Bit. 


Birtle  -Marquette 

Mi.  kle,  C.  J. 
Boissevaln    -Brandon 

Buckingham.  N.  P. 
Morrow,  .1. 
Brandon     Brandon 
Adolph,  II.  L 
Clement  vV  <  He ut  S.  E. 

Clement,  It.  A.  Clement 
Coldwell     &     Coleman, 

Q.     K.    Coldwell,    K.C., 

<;.    B.    <  !olenian. 
Henderson.Matheson  &  In- 
gram.   11.  E.  Henderson, 

B,    M.    Matheson,   J.   H. 

I  ngram. 
Kirchoffer,  J,  N. 
Macdonald*  R.  G. 
Peters. .ii.   A.  M. 
Philp,  A  .E. 
Carberr]  — Macdonald 
Barrett,  <!. 
Hunt,  J.  D. 
Hooper,   II.   R. 

Carman— Lisgar 

Edwards,  C.  H. 

Haverson,  J.  H. 

Robison  &  McArthur, 
II.  E.  Robison,  F.  J.  G. 
M.Arthur. 

Sutherland  &  Brooks.     W. 

C.  Sutherland,  I.  Brooks. 
Cypress  Riv'r— Macdonald 

Bastin,  E. 
Dauphin— Marquette 

Campbell,  J.  A. 

Harvey,  J.  <J. 

Wilkes,  A.  E. 
Deloraine— Brandon 

Mather,  J.  A. 
Paterson,    Geo. 
Emerson — Provencher 

Forrester,  David. 

Gilbert  Plains— 

Marquette  Co. 

Cory.  J.  G. 

Gladstone— Macdona   d 

Morton,  T. 
Glenboro'— Macdonald 
Mitchell,  Frank  H. 

Hamiota— Marquette 

Campbell,   A.   C. 

Jackson,  M.  B. 
Hartney— Brandon 

Hallen,'  G.  S. 
Holland  —  Mac<lonald 

Rixon.  H.  L. 


killariM'.v— Lipgar 

Hay,  Arthur  G. 

Monteith,  LJ.  J'.. 
McGregor    Li9gar 

Philon,  A.  B. 
tlanifoii     Lisgar 

1 '.ladles-,    (J.    F. 

Ellis,  W.   F. 
nVlila     Brandon 

Crerar,  J. 
Millwood  -   Marquette 

Chapman,   1". 
Hinnedosa— Marquette 

Maulson,  II.  F. 

Myers  &  Robinson.    \l.  H. 
Myers,  —  Robinson. 

Fearson,    F.    W. 

Morden— Linear 

Bowen.   A.   W. 
Lemon,  II.  S. 
McLaren,       McLeod       & 
Black.     J.  B.  McLaren, 
A.  McLeod,  ,7.  H.  Black. 
McConnell,  H.  McK. 
Morris— Provencher 
Metcalf  &  Sharpe. 

I  II.    O.    Winnipeg) 
Neepawa     MarHonaUl 
Davis    &    Fieldhouse.     F. 
L.   Davis,   V.   H.   Field- 
hoivse. 
Howden,    .las.    H. 
Wemyss,  J. 

Pilot  Mound     Lisgar 
Donald,    W.   A. 
Lyons,  C.  S. 

Portage  la  Prairie— 

Macdonald 
Anderson  &  Ormond.    E. 

Anderson,  H.  Ormond. 
Taylor,  F.   G. 
James,   W.   J. 
Macdonald    &    Hyndman. 

D.  A.  Macdonald,  J.  A. 

Hyndman. 
Wright.  S.  R. 
Rapid  City —  Marquette 
Carss,  A. 
Nelles.  R.  A. 

Russell— Marquette 

Tingley,  A.  R. 
Shoal  Lake— Marquette 

Myers,  R.  H. 
SouHs — Brandon 

Acheson,   II. 

Boswell,  C. 

Taylor.  .1.   A. 


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THE   '    WW'WS    LAW    LIST — MANITOBA. 


St.  .Iran  Baptiste 

l'ro\  enclier 
Buron,  E.  J.   P. 

Stonewall     Selkirk 

Coleman.  W.  W. 
Yirtlcii  -Brandon 

AgneWi  J.  B. 

G  on  Iter  &  Singer.  H. 
11.  Goulter,  J.  Singer. 

VFawanesa    Brandon 
Atkinson,  0.  G. 

M«-nI  Selkirk    Lisgar 

Heap  ..V.    Heap.     J.    >M    V. 

Heap. 
O'Reilly,  J- 
Winnipeg    Selkirk 

Aikins,  Pitblado,  Rob- 
son  &  Loftus.  J.  A. 
M.  Aikins,  K.O.,  I.  Pit- 
blado, II.  A.  Robson,  E. 
Loftus,  J.  G.  Hossack, 
F.  W.  Sparling. 

Andrews  &  Andrews. 
A.  J.  Andrews,  F.  An- 
drews, .1.   Bernier. 

Archibald,  Maehray  & 
Sharpe.  II.  Archibald, 
J.  A.  Maehray,  P.  J. 
Sharpe. 

Baker  &  Richardson.  G. 
W.  Baker,  W.  W.  Rich- 
ardson. 

Bearisto,  "Win. 

Bei st,  I'.- 

Bonnar  &  Hartley.  It.  A. 
Bonnar,  T.   L.   Hartley. 

Bradshaw,  Richards  & 

Affleck.      0.  W.  Brad- 

sh.iw,    S.    B.    Richards, 
R.  «;.  Affleck. 

Cameron    &    Phillipps. 

J.      l ».      Cameron,      EL 
Phillipps. 
Campboll  ft   Crawford.  C. 

II.   Campbell,   K.C..   II. 

I     Crawford,  B  0.,  B   P 

Grundy. 
Carbert,  I 
Cbaffey,    B    D. 
Orichton,  W.  M. 
Dawson  A  Graham.   Alex. 

I  i.-iv.  MO,    J.    ( Irahain. 

Dubuc,  a    .'    II 

Ewart.    FUhcr&Ewnrt. 

.1     s     Ewart,    K.O.,    J. 

!  I     I  I      I       I 

!       -      I 


Elliott,  G.  A. 

on,  A    I  . 
Ferguson,   T.   R. 
Baney.  J.  R. 

Hough  &  Campbell.  J. 
S.  Bough,  K.C.  1.  Camp- 
bell, K.C. 

Howell,  Mathers  & 
Howell.  II.  M.  Howell, 
K.C.,  T.  G.  Mathers,  E. 
L.  Howell. 

Buggard,  J.  T. 

Johns T.   11. 

\, ..  n,  J.  II. 

McKercher  &  Forres- 
ter. D.  W.  MeKeieher, 
D.  Forrester. 

McMeans,  K. 

McPherson  &  Saunder- 
son.  A.  N.  McPherson, 
11.  II.  Saunderson. 

Macdonald,  Haggart  & 
Whitla.  Hugh  J.  Mac- 
donald,  K. ' '..  A.  Bag- 
L'art.K.C,  H.  W.  Whitla. 

Manning,  It.  A.  C. 

Metcalfe  &  Sharpe.  T.  L. 
Metcalfe,  E.  F.  Stiarpe. 

Monkman,  A. 

Morice  &  Bnbbard,  J.  D. 
Morice,   P.   0.   Hubbard. 

Mulock  ft  Robarts.  W 
K.  Mulock,  K.C,  J.  T. 
Robarts. 

Munroe  &  West.  G.  F 
Munroe,  G.  II    w 

Munson  &  Allan.  .1.  II. 
I».  Munson,  K.C.  G.  W. 

Allan.   A.   B.    II 
II.    Laird. 

Noson.   II. 

Nugent,  Prank  s 

Perdue  &  Roth  well.  W.  I 
IVrdue,  S.  J.  Rothwell. 

Robinson  &  Hull.    Tho- 
mas   Robinson,     W.     P. 
Hull. 
:.  c   II 

Sutherland.  B    EL 

Taylor,  B    I 

Thomson,  It    M 

Tnpprr,  Phipprn  * 
Tunprr.      .T     S    Tupper, 

k  C,    F     ii     Phlppoa, 

W.    .t.    Tapper,    <:     r> 

Mi,,'      <;    C    McTaTlsh. 
Turnbull     ft     Marlntt      11. 

Turnbull,  If.  Marl 
Wii-  rt     C    l' 

Wilson,   \    ■     i 


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CANADIAN 

LAW  LIST 


<:e3:.a-:r;:d"Y"'S) 


1903 


NEW  BRUNSWICK 


PUBLISHED    BY 

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24  Adelaide  Street  East,  Toronto. 

Price        -       $3.0O 


CONTENTS 


,     i 
Alphabetical  List  of  Towns    H7 

Barristers'  Society  of  New  Brunswick 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  etc 59 

Court  of  Divorce  and   .Matrimonial  Causes 

Court  for  the  Trial  of  Piracj    etc  .  on  the  Sigh  Seas    

Court  of  Vice-Admiralty     

Judges  and  Clerks  of  the  County  Courts 

Judges  ami  Registrars  of  the  Probate  Court  ■'•' 

Notaries     

St.  John   I  3      etj    

Supreme  Court  of  Judicature  for  New  Brunswick 

Synopsis  <>f  the  Laws  of  New  Brunswick., 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST  — NEW    BRUNSWICK:  37 

NEW    BRUNSWICK. 

Court,  |Jutoriarn  (Dftrrials  anb 
Uarristm. 


SUPREME    COURT    OF    JUDICATURE    FOR 
NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

( 'hii  f  Justice  : 
The  Hon.  William   Henry  Tuck. 

Justices— Hon.  D.  L.  Hanington,  Hon.  F.  E.  Barker,  Hon.  P.  A. 
Landry,   Hon.   E.   McLeod,  Hon.   Geo.   F    Gregory. 

Judge  in   Equity : 
Hon.  Fred.  E.  Barker. 

Clerk  of  the  Pleas  and  Clerk  in  Equity— T.  Carleton  Allen,  Fred- 
ericton. 

Deputy  Clerk  in  Equity— T.  P.  Regan,  St.  John. 


COURT  OF  VICE-ADMIRALTY. 


Judge : 
Hon.  E.  McLeod. 


Deputy  Judge: 

Vacant. 
Surrogate: 
G.  Sydney  Smith. 


Registrar  and  Scribe. 
Robt.  O.  Stockton. 
Marshal: 
Thos.  C.  Humbert. 


JUDGES  AND  REGISTRARS  OF  THE  PROBATE 
COURTS. 


County. 


Albert .... 
Carleton . . 
Charlotte 
Gloucester 

Kent    

Kings  .... 

Madawaska 

Northumberland 

Queens 

Restigouche   . 

St.  John 

Sunbury 

Victoria 

Westmoreland 
York    


Judge. 

W.  O.  Wright 
L.  P.  Fisher.. 
M.  N.  Cockburn 
N.  A.  Landry 
H.  H.   James 
G.G.Gilbert.. 

R.  Balloch 

S.  Thompson. . 
A.  W.  Ebbett 
II.  McLatchey 
A.  I.  Trueman 
G.  L.  Brown. . 
W.  F.  Kerston 
F.  W.  Emmerson 
J.  H.  Barry 


Registrar. 


M.  B.  Dixon. 

F.  D.  Carvell. 
■J.  M.  Stevens. 
J.  E.  O'Brien. 
C.  Richardson. 
R.  Morison. 

A.  Lawson. 

G.  B.  Fraser. 
I.  W.  Dickie. 
J.  Barbarie. 
J.  McMillan. 

E.  E.  Estabrook. 
J.  Tibbitt. 
C.  E.Knapp. 
R.  W.  McLellan. 


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COURT  OF  DIVORCE  AND  MATEIMONIAL 
Judge— Hon.  <:.  V.  Gregory.  Registrar— H,  W.  McLellan. 


COl  RT    FOB    THE   TRIAL   AND    I'l  CTISHMENT    OF 

lMi;.\(  X    AND  OTHEB   OFFEN(  ES   "\    THE 

HIGH  SEAS. 

The   Governor,    the    Chief   Justice,    and    other   Judges    of  the 
Supreme  Court;  the  members  of  the   Executive  Council,  Judge  of 

the  Vice-Admiralty,  the  Provincial  Secretary,  C ander-in-Chlef, 

Flag  Officers,  and  Captains,  and  Commanders  of  Ships  of  War  od 

this  Station  for  the  time  being.  The  Court  sits  at  any  place  within 
the  Province,  to  be  appointed  by  any  three  of  the  members;  the 
Governor,  Chief  Justice,  or  one  of  the  Supreme  Court,  or  Judf 

Admiralty  being  one. 


JUDGES  AND  CLERKS  OF  THE  COUNTY  COUB 


County. 

[County  Town. 

JODQK. 

1  UK. 

Albert     

Gloucester 

Kings 

Madawuska  .... 
Northumberland 

Restigouche  .... 
fan . . 

Hopewell  Cape 
Woodstock 
St.   Andrews.. 
Bathurst    .... 
Richibuoto 
Hampton    .... 
Bdmundstoa . . 
Newcastle  .... 

'oWD      .... 

Dalhousie  .... 

W    Wedderburn.. . 
■l.  ( ;.   Stevens  .... 

■1  .     (  .  .     Stt'\rns    .... 

W.  W.  Wells 

\V.  Wedderburn.. . 
J.  G.   Stevens .... 
W.  Wilkinson  ..  .. 
W  Wilson 

M.  B.  Dixon. 
W.  If.   Connell. 
.1.  (i.  Stevens,  jr. 

I:.  A.  Irving. 
.1.  w  .  Mcli 
B    l:.  Plant. 
s.  Thompsi 
\    W.   Bbbitt. 

C  H   Ferguson. 
belL 

w  .  F.  l\t  i  t-on. 
W    11.  ( Ihapman. 
.1.  H    Barry. 

Westmoreland. . 
York   

Grand  Palls  .. 

Dorchester     .. 
Fredericton   .. 

\\  .  Wilson 

.1.  (i.  Btevens   . 
W.    W.    Wells.... 

W.  Wilson 

ST.  JOHN  LAW  su<  iri  v. 

I'i'  tidt  nt  : 
I ,    |     l  osier,  l\  C 
Secretary  Treasure 
i     r    Raymond. 

M     ■  |  Bt.  Joint  L        8        it: 

a    I    Trueman,   K.C.,  A     \    Bto«  I  ton    K.C.,  A.  O.  E  K  C . 

0.  <     i      ••  i    \\     Pogsle:     k  i  ■  .   w     ii    Trn<  mai      \    P    BarnhlU, 

D     Miilliu. 


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89 


THE    BARRISTERS'  SOCIETY  OF   NEW   BRUNSWICK 

l'ri  siih  nt  ; 
I».    Ilazin,    K.C 

I  ia  -l'r<  siih  nl  : 
A.  B.  Connell,  K.C. 

S\  '/'  turn   iiml    l'r<  Usui,  r  ; 
T.   C.  Alleu. 

BEXCIIER3    OF    THE    LAW    SOCIETY. 

D.  Jordan.  K.C,  James  D.  Phinney,  K.C.  <;.  W.  Allen,  K.C, 
A.  A.  Stockton,  K.C.  I).  A.  0.  Earl.-,  K.C,  M.  G.  Teed,  K.C,  J.' 
Li.  XI.  Baxter,  A.  .1.  Gregory. 


NOTARIES. 
All  Barristers,  with  a   few  exceptions,  are  Notaries. 


list  of  barristers,  Solicitors,  (Etc 


Albert    Village  —  Albert 

Co. 

Trueinan  &  Jonah.  W.  A. 
Trueman,  W.  B.  Jonah. 

Alldovor— Victoria  Co. 

Carter,  T.  J. 
Lawson,  T. 
Btraton,  A. 

Bath— Carleton  Co. 
Sinims,  J.   K.  H. 

Biltlllirst — Gloucester   Co. 

Byrne,  J.   P. 
Gilbert,   G. 
Harrington,  J.  J. 
Landry,   N.  A. 
MaclaucbJan,   D.   G. 

Bliotoolie— Kent  Co. 

Irving,  R.  A. 

4  ;  1 1 1 1 1 » 1 » « - 1 1 1 « >  ■  t  —  Resti- 
gouche  Co. 

McAllister  &  Mott,  John 
McAllister,  K.C.  Wm. 
A.  Mott 

Montgomery,  J. 

Murray  &  McLatchy.  Wm 
Murray,  H.  F.  Mc- 
Latchy. 


<  liatliani   —  Northumber- 
land Co. 

Benson,  M.  S. 

Brown,   J.    D. 

Fraser,  G.  B. 

Lawlor,  R.  A. 

Loggie,    W.   J. 

Murray,  R. 

Tweedie,   L.  J..   K.C 

Winslow,   W.  0. 
Cody's— Queen's  Co. 

Wetherington,  H.  B. 
DalhOUSie— Restigouche 

Co. 

Barberie,  .1.  C. 
Harquail,  J.  S. 

Dorell<'st<"T  —  Westmore- 
land Co. 
Chapman,   A.  J. 
Chapman,   W.   If. 
Emmerson,  H.  R..  K.C. 
Friel,   J. 

Hanington,  C.  L. 
Knapp,   C   E. 
Richard.   A.   D..   K.C. 
Teed,   M.  C,   K.C 

Edlliuiidstoii— Victoria  Co 
La  forest,    F. 
Midland.    1*. 
Plant,  Barry  R. 
Stevens  &  Lawson.     J.  M 
Stevens,    A.    Lawson. 


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THE    CANADIAN    l.wv    LIST — NEW    BRUNSWICK. 


Elgin— Albert  Co. 

Trueman  &  Jonah.     W.  A 
Trueman,  W.  J'«.  Jonah. 

Fredericton    Xb] 

Barry,   J.    II.,    K.C. 

Be  ku  i'ii.  0.  W. 

Bliss,  F.  St.  John 

Campbell,  J.  S. 

Coy,  II. 

Fenety,  II.  G. 

Fisher,  C.  H.  B.,  K.C. 

Gregory,  A.  J. 

Holland,   J. 

McCready,  J.  W. 

McLellan,  R.  W. 

McLeod,    II.    F. 

Magee,  J.  V. 

Peters,  F.  II. 

1'hinney  &  Crocket.     J.  D. 

Phinney,     K.C,     Oswald 

S.  Crocket. 
Rainsford,   H.    B. 
Sharkey,   J.   T. 
Simonds.  C.   F.  A. 
Slipp,  A.  R. 
Taylor,    W.    P. 
Wilraot,  A.  B. 
Winslow  &  Allen.     E.  B. 

Winslow,  K.C,  Geo.  W. 

Allen,   K.C 

Gagetown— Queen's  Co. 

Dunn,  J.  R. 
Ebbett,  A.  W. 

(•rand  Falls— Victoria 
Gallagher,  J.  J. 
Kertson,  W.  F. 

Hampton  —  Kin--  Co. 
Tweedie,    R.    L. 

Ilartland  —  Carleton  Co. 

•  it.  J.  L. 
Jone-,  T.   M. 

Hopewell  Cape  —  Albert 
Co. 

Bherren,  J    I ' 
Bteadman,  ( ;    ii. 
Wright,  W.  (». 


II swell  Hill     Albert 

I 

Pet  k,  C    A  .  k  C 


lloiK'ton  —  Westmoreland 
Co. 

Atkinson,     Harvey,     K.C. 
Borden,    B.   a. 
Chandler,  W.  B.,  K.C 
EiniiM-rsoii,  F.  \V. 
Glrouard,   Edouard 
Harris,    George    L. 
HewBon,  B.   \\  . 
Knight,  .1.   M 

M,  i    ally,    1.   A 
Reilly,   E.  A 
Robinson,  C.  W. 

Steeves,  < '.  A. 
Button,  1'.  J. 
Bweeney,   F.  .1. 

Thomas,   <;.   P. 
Welch,  D.   1 

Newcastle      Noithuinber- 

land   Co 
Bmtler,  T.  W. 
Davidson   &   Aitken.      A. 

A.   Davidson,   R.  T.   D. 

Aitken. 
Thomson   &   Thomson.      S. 

Thomson,     K.C,     C.     J. 

Thomson. 
Williston,  E.  P. 

Petitcodiac  —  Westm 

land  Co. 
Yeomans,  J.  II. 

Port    Elgin         W  est 

land    (.'n 

A  l  ward,  II.  P. 
Kichibueto    Kenl 

Carter.   W.   1  >. 
Da   Is,  w.  11 

Hutchinson,    Bobert,  K.C. 
James,   n    B 
Bibidouz,  F.  .1 

Riverside    Albert  Co. 
Dixon,  M.  B. 

Backvllle      u  estmorshind 
Co. 
Coop,  A    B 
Jordan,    D.,    B  G 

Powell.  Bennett  AHar- 
i-Uou.        II       i       PoWSlI, 

K   .     .        \       \Y       !'.•  nn.-tt. 
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Sli<><lia<*  —  Westmoreland 
Co. 
McDonald,   B.   It. 
McFayden,  J.  II. 

McQueen,  J. 
Forrier,  1'. 
Russell,  W.  A. 

Sussex   Vale— King's  Co. 

Fairweather,   F.   L. 

Fowler,  G.  W. 

Freeze,   J.   A. 

Mclntyre,  J.   M. 

Morison,  It. 

Parlee,  II.  H. 

Fa  lice.    M.    H. 

S  tock  ton,  F.   W. 

White,    Allison    &    King. 

Bon.  A.  S.  White,  K.C. 

L.  Allison,  Ora  F.  King 

St.  Andrew's— Charlotte 
Co. 
Ooakley,  E.  B. 
Cockburn,   M.   N. 

Grimmer,    F.   H. 

St.  George— Charlotte 
Co. 
Baldwin,  J.  O. 

St.  John  -St.  John  Co. 

Allen,    W.    Watson,    K.C. 

Alward,  Silas,  M.A.,  K.C. 

Armstrong,  B.   It. 

Armstrong,   J.   R.,    K.C. 

Ashe,  J.  F. 

Bailev,  C.  T. 

Baird,  A.  W. 

Baird,  W.  W. 

Barnhill  &  Sanford.     A. P. 

Barnhill,  F.  Sanford. 
Baxter,  J.  B.   M. 
Belyea,  G.  II.  V. 
Blair     &     Bl?»ir.      Hoi. 

A.  G.  Blair,  K.C,  A.  G. 

Blair,  jr. 
Brittain,    H.   H. 
Bustin  &  Porter. 

Stephen    B.    Bustin,    J. 

Joseph   Porter. 
Carleton,  J.  L.,   K.C. 
Chapman     &    Tilley.      E. 

R.   Chapman,    L.   P.   D. 

Tilley. 
Coster,  C.  J..  K.C. 
Coster,   G.   C. 
Cowan,  J.   E. 


Currey  &  Vincent.  L.  A. 
Currey,  K.C,  G.  R. 
Vincent. 

De  Bury,   L.   V. 

Devine,   F. 

Baric  Belyea  &  Camp- 
bell. A.  O.  Earle,  K.C, 
J.A.  Belyea,  K.C,  J.  Roy 
Campbell. 

Ewing,  W.  A. 

Fairweather,   A.    C, 

Fairweather,  G.  E. 
Fairweather.  S.   L. 
Ferguson,   C.  H. 
Hanington   &    Haning- 
ton.     A.   II.   Hanington, 
K.C,    C.    S.    Hanington, 
B.C.L. 
Ilartt,   J.   Twining. 
Hazen  &  Raymond.  J.  D. 
Hazen,      K.C,      E.      P. 
Raymond. 
Jack,  I.  A..  K.C 
Jones,  E.  F. 
Kaye,    Bdmund    G. 
Kelley,  J.  King,  B.C.B. 
Keith.    II.   S. 
Kerr,  F. 
Kerr,  J.,  K.C. 
Knowles,  E.  T.  C. 
McAlpine,  E.  H.,  K.C 
Mclnerney,  G.  V.,  K.C. 
McKeown.   II.  A.,  K.C. 
McLeod,  R. 

Macdonald,  Charles  A. 
MacRae    &    Sinclair.    A. 
W.  MacRae,  J.  A.   Sin- 
clair. 
Mahoney,    W.   J. 
Merritt,  T.  G. 
Millidge,   Thos.,    K.C 
Morrill,   S.   E. 
Murray,   R.   G. 
Mullin,  Daniel,   K.C 
Otty,  G.  O.  Dickson. 
Palmer,  P. 
Pickett,   II.  H. 
Puddington,    H.    F. 
Pugsley,   Wm.,   K„C 
Regan,  T.  P. 
Ritchie,  E.   S. 
Robertson,  H.  W. 
Shaw,  G.   S. 

Skinner.    C    N.,    &    Son, 
C.N..  K.C.  &  S.  Skinner 
Smith,   B.   S. 
Smith,  G.  Sydney 
Stockton,   A.  A.,   K.C. 
Stockton,   Robert  O. 


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THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— NEW    BR!   NSWH  K. 


Trueman,  A.  .!  .  K.c. 
Trueman,   W.    II. 
Wallace,  W.  B.,  K.C. 

Welclon  &  McLean.      II 

II.     McLean,    K.C,  Re- 

feree  in   Equity. 
Willett,  .1..   K.C. 
■Wilson.   Aiuon   A.,   K.C. 

St.  Stephen    Charlotb 

Clarke,  <;.  J. 
Grimmer,  \V.  ('.  II. 
MacMonagle,  M. 

Mills.  I..  A. 
Mills.    N.    M. 
Richardson,  .1.   W. 
Stevens,  J.  <;.,  jr. 


\\  iiislou 

Fraser,  .1 


J. 


WoodHtoeh  ion  Co. 

Appleby,  C. 
Appleby,  B.  B. 
Carvell,    P.   B. 
Comber,  C. 
<  onnelL  W.  M. 
Fiaher  &  Connell.     T,    P. 
FiBher.A.B.Connell.K.0. 
Gallagher,   I>.  B. 
Hartley,  J.  C. 
Jones,    W.    P. 
Murphy.   J      I; 

Vince,  I>.  M ■  I .••  ■•! 
Winslow,  J.  N.  W. 
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FAGE. 

Alphabetical  List  of  Towns 

Barristers,  Solicitors,  etc .46 

District  Courts    16 

Law  Society  of  Newfoundland 46 

Officers  of  the  Supreme  Court   ...  ..45 

Sessions  of  the  Supreme  Court 1  ■'• 

Supreme  Court  of  Judicature 

Supreme  Court   on  Circuit ,...'46 

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NEWFOUNDLAND. 

Stapwnu  Court  of  In&xcatare  for 
iirtufoitnDlanD. 

Having  jurisdiction   in  Law  and  Equity,  and  as  a  Vice-Admiralty  Court. 

Chief  Justice: 

lion.  William  H.  Ilorwood. 

Judges: 

Hon.  George  II.  Emerson.       Hon.  George  M.  Johnson. 

Registrar: 

D.  M.  Browning,  M.A..  K.C. 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  SUPREME  COURT. 

Masters: 

Rt.  Hon.   Sir  W.   V.   Whiteway,   K.C,  Hon.    Sir  J.  S.  Winter,  K.C. 
D.  J.  Greene,  K.C.  D.  M.  Browning,  M.A.,  K.C,  B.  P.  Morris,  K.C. 

Registrar  of  Deeds:  Deputy  Registrar; 

D.  M.  Browning,  M.A.,  K.C.  Geo.  J.  Adams. 

Assistant    Clerk*  : 
D.  F.  Kent,  S.  Butler. 
Sheriff  of  Newfoundland:  Bub.   Sheriff:  Crier  and  Tipstaff: 

James    Carter.  Win.  J.  Carroll.  John    Burke. 

SESSIONS  OF  THE  SUPREME  COURT. 

The  Winter  Session  commences  at  the  beginning  of  the  second 
week  in  January,  and  is  held  for  civil  business  during  the  second 
and  third  weeks  in  January,  the  first  and  second  weeks  in  Febru- 
ary and  March,  and  for  criminal  business  during  the  third  week  in 
February. 

The  Spring  Session  commences  on  the  first  of  April,  and  is  held 
for  civil  business  during  the  first  and  second  weeks  of  each  of  the 
months  of  April,  May  and  June,  and  the  fourth  week  in  June, 
and  for  criminal  trials  during  the  third  week  in  May. 

The  Fall  Session  commences  on  the  first  of  October,  and  is  hold 
for  civil  business  during  the  first  and  second  weeks  of  each  of  the 
months  of  October.  November  and  December,  and  for  criminal  trials 
during  the  third  weeks  of  each  of  the  months  of  October  and  Nov- 
ember. 

SUPREME  COURT  ON  CIRCUIT. 

The  terms  are  appointed  each  year  by  proclamation  of  the  Gov- 
ernor. The  Southern  circuit  usually  extends  from  Aug.  15th  to  the 
10th  Sept..  and  the  Northern  from  the  15th  Sept.  to  5th  Oct.  In 
addition  there  is  n  sitting  of  the  Northern  circuit  at  Harbour  Grace 
and  Brigus  in  November,  and  in  the  sprinsr  at  Harbour  Grace 
during  the  fir^t  week  in  May.  One  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court 
presides  on  circuit.  The  circuits  are  taken  by  the  .Judges  in 
rotation. 


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DISTRICT  COURTS. 


1  M-  PRIOT. 

•  Il  MIK. 

<  'l  KI'.K. 

St,  John's 

Harbour  <  rrace 

-1 .  1 1    Conroy    

A.  II.  Seymour 

•l.  .1.  Flannery 

w.  .1    Lyn. 

®Ijr  lata  Stomtg  of  fiiiufmtnManfr. 

Visitors: 

The  Hon.  the  Judges  of  the  Supreme  Court. 
Treasurer.  Secretary. 

Rr.  II-ii.  Sir  \v.  V.  Whiteway,  K.C.    Donald  M.  Browning,  M.A..K  C 

/.'■  nchi  rs  i  -r  officio  : 

Rt.    Hon.   Sir   W.    v.   Whiteway,   K.C,    Hon.  Sir  .1.  s    Winter    K.C 
J».  Morison,   K.C.   ] ).  M.   Browning,    .MA..   K.C. 

/.'•  nchi  rs    EU  i  li  il  : 

!'•  ■'■  Greene,  K.C.  K.  J'.  Morris,  K.C.  .M.w.    Furlong,  .1.  A.  Clift. 

list  of  barristers,  ^nliritors,  Oftr. 

Harbour  Grace 

Kearney,  M.  A. 

(  H.  o.  Si.  John's) 


St.  John's 
Ayre,  Geo.  W.  B. 
Berteau  A.  Le  C. 
Carter,  II.  II. 
Cam,    (iiH. 
Clapp,    Win. 
iry,  J.   N. 
Clift.  J.  A. 
Conroy.  C.  O'Neill. 
Emerson,   C.   II. 
i  s.  J. 

Furlong,   M.   \v. 

1 1    .1  .  K.C. 
Hayward,  A.  < »  .  K.C 
Hatchings  ft    Blackwood. 

C.     N.     Hutchlngs.      .1. 

I'.   Blackwood. 
Kearney,  M.  A 
Kmi.  .1     M 

indford,     A. 

\v     Knight  B.D.  Bland 


Knight,  II.  E. 
Lilly,   F.  D. 
McCarthy,   J.   J. 
McNeily  &   McNeily.     A. 
.1.  \V.  McNeily,  K.C,  J. 

A.   McNeily. 
Morine  &    Gibba.     A.   B. 

Murine,      K.C,      M.      P. 

Gibba 
Morrison,  !>.,  K.C. 
Morris,  E.  P..    K  C 
Morris,    I'.   J. 
Murphy,  T.  -I. 
Pitman,  J.  J. 
Summers,  I'.  .1. 
Warren,    W.   R. 
White,  .1.  W. 
Whitewaj  ft  McGratk     Bl 

Hon.   s  i  ■   w     \     White- 

waj .  K  I   .  J  i   Md 
Winter,  Bir  .1.  B  .   I 

WOOd,       Kelly       A 

w      i      Wood     \X     "  i  • 

Killy.    V.    A.    M.-ws. 


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Alphabetical  List  of  Towns    52 

Barristers,    Solicitors,    etc 52 

Barristers  in  the  Yukon  Territory   51 

Courts   and   Officials    19 

Commissioners  in  the  Yukon  Territory    "I 

Dominion    Land    Agencies    51 

Land   Registration    Districts    51 

Folice  Magistrates    50 

Supreme  Court — Eastern  A.8Hnil»oia     19 

Western  "  4'.' 

"         Northern  and  Southern  Alberta    

"  Northern  and  Southern        "  

S    ikatchewan    50 

Synopsis  of   Laws   See  Blue  I 

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NORTH-WEST    TERRITORIES. 
(torts,  inMriaxg  (Officials,  CStr. 

SUPKEME  COURT. 

WESTERN  ASSINIBOIA. 

Judge: 
Hon.  Hugh  Richardson,  Itegina. 
Sheriff:  Clerk: 

Jas.  M.  Duncan,  Regina.  Dixie  Watson,  Regina. 

Deputy  Clerk:  Public  Administrator: 

O.   H.   Bell,   Regina.  N.   Mackenzie,   Regina. 

Croicn  Prosecutor:  Deputy  Clerk: 

T.  C.  Johnstone,  Regina.  S.  Greene,  Moose  Jaw. 

Deputy  Sheriff: 
B.  Fletcher,  Moose  Jaw. 

EASTERN  ASSINIBOIA. 

Judge: 
Hon.  Edward  L.  Wetmore,   Moosomiu. 
Sheriff:  Clerk: 

Geo.  B.  Murphy,   Moosomin.  Oliver  Neff,  Moosomin. 

Deputy  Sheriff:  Deputy  Clerk: 

W.  Simpson,  Yorkton.  W.  H.  Dunlop,  Yorkton. 

Public  Administrator:  Crown  Prosecutor: 

Geo.  A.  Watson,  Yorkton.  Levi    Thompson,    Wolseley. 

Process  Issuers: 

It.  Gwynne,   Grenfell;  J.  A.  Balfour,  Wolseley;    —  Connell,  Carnduff ; 

W.  A.  Greer.  Oxbow. 

NORTHERN  AND  SOUTHERN  ALBERTA. 

Judges: 
Hon.  T.  H.  McGuire,  Chief  Justice,  Calgary. 

Hon.  D.  L.  Scott,  Edmonton. 

Sheriff:  Clerk: 

D.  J.  Campbell,  Macleod.  C.  N.  Campbell,  Macleod. 

Public  Administrators: 

C.   F.    P.   Conybeare,   Lethbridge   (Eastern   District). 

M.  McKenzie,  Macleod  (Western  District). 

Croicn  Prosecutor: 

C.   F.   P.   Conybeare. 

Process  Issuers: 

J.    D.    Higinbotham,    Lethbridge;   A.    Okell.    Maple    Creek;    A.    W. 

Morden,  Pincher  Creek. 

Deputy   Sheriffs: 

R.  McCutchen,  Medicine  Hat;  C.  B.  Bowman,  Lethbridge. 

Deputy  Clerk: 

W.  T.  Finlay,  Medicine  Hat. 


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NORTHERN  AND  SOUTHERN  ALBERTA. 

Judge* : 

Hon.  T.  II.  McGuire,  Chief  Justice,  Calgary. 

Hon.  1  >.  L.  Scott,  Edmonton. 

Sheriff:  Otcrk: 

P.  W.  King,  Calgary.  L.  Clarke.  Calgary. 

Public  Admiiiisli utoi  :  i  n  I'ruseoutor: 

J.  P.  J.  Jephson,  <  algary.  .1.  Short,  Calgary. 

Police  Magistrate'. 
C.  E.  Smith,  Calgary. 

NORTHERN  AND  SOUTHERN  ALBERTA. 

J  ltd 'j  i  s: 

Hon.  T.   II.  McGuire,  Chief  Justice,  Calgary. 

I  [on.  D.  L.  Scott,  Edmonton. 

Deputy  Clerk:  Deputy  Sheriff: 

Alex.  Taylor,  Edmonton.  W.  S.  Robertson,  Kdmonton. 

Public  Administrator:  Orovm  Prosecutor: 

N.  D.  Beck,  K.C.,  Edmonton.  < '.  de  W.  MacDonald,  Edmonton. 

SASKATCHEWAN. 

Judge: 

lion.  J.  E.  P.  Pendergast,  Prince  Albert. 

sheriff:  Clerk: 

Graham  Neil  son,  Prince  Albert.     C.  de  Lagorgendiere,  Prince  Albert 

Deputy  sin-riff:  Deputy  Olerk: 

R.  Jefferson,  Battleford.  L.  P.  O.  Noel,  Rattleford. 

Public  Adminittrator:  drown  Proeeoutor: 

Jas.  McKay,  K.C.  J.  W.  Hannon. 

POLICE  MAGISTRATES: 

Crispin    B.    Smith,    Calgary,    tor    the    Northwest    Territories',    with 

jurisdiction  is  and   tor  the  City  of  Oalgary. 

Lawrence   King,  Moosejaw,  in  aad  tor  the  town  of  Moosejaw. 

I.  s.  Cowan,    Edmonton,  in  and  tor  the  town  of  Edmonton. 

YUKON  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Judges: 
Hon.    Calixte    Ainu'-    Dugas,   Hon.    James    Craig,   Hon.    Charli 
Macaulay,  Judges  of  the  Territorial  Courl  of  the  "\"  u k<  >n 
Judicial  I  district     I  lawson. 
riff: 
R.  .1.   Eilbeck,    for    the  Yukon    Territory,    Dawson, 
rfc:  '"'"■ 

I  •    Macdonald,  Dawson.  P    '     Congdon, 

Polio     Uoaietrate:                              Gold  Commietioner: 
-.1.1  aylor,  White  Horse.  I     '     Senkler. 

PutUe  Administrator:  VagittraU  \ 

I  I     \V.    \.-\\  land-.  1 1 '  I  •     Ma 

Juttieet  <•!  ""    !'•■ 
A    K.  Smith,   i  Aii.    1 1      ■      i       i  ■ 

i.    i;    \i  \v    M    Msthew. 

\ti  Barrietert  an    \'.tn,,.*  Public   in  ti"    ^  »/  ry. 


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DOMINION  LAND  AGENCIES. 


1  »ISTBIOT. 

N  \MK. 

Address. 

Battleford 

Calgary 

R.  F.  Chisholm 

W,  Sutherland  

A.  ( !.   Harrison 

Battleford,  Sask. 
Calgary,  Alba. 

Lethbridge 

\V.  II.  ( lottingham  

Lethbridge,  Alba. 

Qu'Appelle  

Touchwood 

D.  s.  MoConnell 

W.  ,1.-  Ballinhard    

Regiiwi,  Aasa. 
Forkton,   As>u. 

LAND  KEGISTEATIOX  DISTRICTS. 

Inspector: 
Vacant. 


ASSINIBOIA. 

Land  Registration  District 
comprises  all    Assiniboia. 

Registrar. 
F.    F.    Forbes,    Ilcgina. 

NORTH    ALBERTA. 

Laud  Registration  Dis- 
trict comprises  that  part  of 
Alberta  north 

OF  THE   9TH   CORREC- 
TION   LINE. 

Registrar. 

George   Roy,   EdmontoD 

SOUTH     ALBERTA. 

Land  Registration  Dis- 
trict comprises  that  part  of 
Alberta  south 


OF    THE    i)TH    CORREC- 
TION   LINE. 

Registrar. 
W.  R.  Winter,  Calgary 

EAST    SASKATCHEWAN. 

Land  Registration  Dis- 
trict comprises  all  Saskat- 
chewan lying  east  of  range 
11,  west  of  the  3rd  Initial 
Meridian 

Registrar. 
S.  Brewster,   Friuce  Albert. 

WEST    SASKATCHEWAN. 

Land  Registration  Dis- 
trict comprises  all  Saskat- 
chewan lying  west  of  range 
10,  west  of  the  3rd  Initial 
Meridian 

Registrar. 
R.  F.  Chisholm,  Battleford 


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I  UK   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — N.-W.    TERRITORIES. 


list  of  barristers,  ^oliritors,  (Ett 


Alameda— Aesiniboia 

.   B.  B. 

Areola— Assiniboia 

Grimmett,   T.   T. 

Logan,   G.   L. 

Beaver  Lake    Alberta 

Kildahl,  J.  D. 

Blairmore— Alberta 

.Martin,  T.  B. 

Calgary— Alberta 

Bangs    &    Jones.    .1.    A. 

Bangs,  C.  T.  Jones 
Bernard      &      Bernard. 

\v.    L.    Bernard,    M.   C. 

Bernard 
I  lostigan,  J.  B.  K.C. 
Ewing,  A.   F. 
Lougheed   &    Bennett. 

Hon.    J.    A.     Longheed. 

K.C,    B.  B.  Bennett. 
Muir    &    Jephaon.      .lames 

Muir,    K.C,    J.    P.    J- 

Jephson 
Nolan,  P.  J. 

Sifton,  Short  &  Stu- 
art. A.  L.  Sifton,  James 
Short,  0.   A.   Stuart. 

Smith,   J.    B,    K.C. 

Card(*ton    Alberta 
Laurie,  W. 

I  I  irk<,    J. 

Carndaff    Aesiniboia 

Cordon,   T.   C 

K<IiiioiiIoii      \  II  ■  • '  i 

Berk.  Emory  &  Dnh<  <. 
D     !••■    1 ..    K  '        B    «' 

ry,  L.  Dnbec. 

Bown       6c       Rolifrtion. 

John  C.  P.  Bown,  li    H. 
Robertson 


Cowan,  T.   s. 

MacDonald     &      Gries- 

bach.  C  de  W.  Mac- 
Donald,  \Y.  A.  Gries- 
bach. 

Short  ft  Cross.  W.  Short, 
C    W.   Cross. 

Tajloi    &    Boyle.     II.  G. 

Taylor,  J.  B.  Boyle 
Wallbridge,  J.   i:. 

Frank  -Alberta 

Kemmis  ft  Martin.     A.   C. 
Keinmis,  T.  B.  Martin. 
(II. O.  Pincher  Creek  I 

Grenfell  -Assinil 

Peel,  Woolnongh 
Richardson,  B.  P. 

Indian  Head-  Usiniboia 

Cole,  D.   H. 
Gordon,   B.   B. 
Wilson,  II.  G.  W. 

Iiinislail     Alberta 

Bernard  ft  Bernard. 
.ii.  <>.  Calgary). 

Oldham,  F.  M. 

LnruiiilM-      alberta 
Trimble,   H.   M. 

LethtorMgc    All 

Attldnaon,  C.  •' 
t  kraybearc  ft  Iva      0.1 
p    Conybeare,   B  '      u 

C    i 

llaultaiti.     M-K.'ii/i.  .     M 

\.  in   ft   Johnson     Hon. 

I'     w      ..      Il.iultu'm.    M. 

\i  i  P    McNeill, 

i     \i    Johnson. 


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tlnclrori  -Alberta 

Begins — Assiniboia 

Balfour,  James 

Haultain  McKenzie  &  Mc- 

Neill.   Hon.    F.    W.    G. 

Harvey,     Horace, 

Haultain.  .M.    McKenzie, 

Haultain,  Hon.   F.  W.  G. 

K.    P.    .McNeill. 

Johnstone,  T.  C. 

Wood.  C.  E.  D. 

Jones,   F. 

McCausland,  M. 

Medicine  Bat-Assiniboia 

Mackenzie     &     Brown. 

Kealy,  O.  W. 

N.     Mackenzie,     G.     W. 

Mitchell,  Charles  R. 

Brown. 

Thomas,  Geo.  P. 

Ross,  A. 

White,   D.    Guthrie. 

Rostliern  —Assiniboia 

Moosejaw— Assiniboia 

Grayson,   Win. 

McRaney,  G.  E. 

Green,  S. 

Seaborn,  W.  E. 

Saskatoon  -'Sask'wan 

Willoughby,  W.  B. 

Acheson,  H. 

lloosouiill  -Assiniboia 

McLorg,  E.  A.  C. 

Sintalnta    Assiniboia 

Thomson  &  Brown.     L. 

Kennedy.  D.   R. 

Thomson,  J.  T.  Brown. 

White,          Elwood          & 

Stratlicona  —Alberta 

Gwillim.  E.  L.  Elwood. 

Mills.  N. 

Okotoks— Alberta 

Rutherford     &    Jamieson. 

Stockford,  0.  B. 

A.   C.   Rutherford,   F.C. 

Jamieson 

©Ids— Alberta 

Taylor  &  Boyle. 
(H.  0.  Edmonton.) 

Knott,  H.  W.  H. 

Oxbow — Assiniboia 

Wetaski win— Alberta 

Murphy,  J.   D. 

Henwood,  G.  H. 

O'Brien,  M.  C. 

Pineher  Creek-Alberta 

Wilkins,  E.  D.  H. 

Kemmis  &  Martin.     A. 

C.  Kemmis,  T.  B.  Mar- 

White wood -Assiniboia 

tin. 

Macdougall,  H.  A.  J. 

Prince  Albert-Sask'wan 

Gunn,   W.  R. 

Wolseley     Assiniboia 

Lamonte,  J.  H. 

Murphy,   J.   D. 

McKay,  James,  K.C. 

Thomson     &    Kennedy. 

L.      Thomson,      D.      P. 

4)u'Ai>pelle  Station— 

Kennedy. 

Assiniboia 

Dickson,  A.  D. 

Yorktoil— Assiniboia 

Elliott.  Giffard 

Red  Deer— Alberta 

Maclean,  J.  F. 

Greene  &  Payne.     Geo. 

Parsons,  W.   R. 

W.   Greene,   W.   Earnest 

"Watson,  George  A. 

Payne. 

Worsley,  R.  W. 

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THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — N.-W.    TERRITORIES. 


8tl)£  ^Ixtkan  f&trrtiorg. 


Hist  of  ^Barristers  in  tljcilukonlirrritorn 


Dawson 

Ashbaugh,  W. 

Belcourt  &  McDougal. 

N.A.  Belcourt,  F.J.  Mc- 

J  tougaL 

Bell,  J.  L. 

Bleecher  &  de  Journel.  H. 
G.  Bleecher,  P.  de 
Journel. 

Boultbee,   R. 

McKay  &  Shannon.  Wm. 
ML  McKay,  B,  W.  Shan- 
non. 

Clark,  Wilson  &  Stack- 
poole,  Orange  II.  Clark, 
Herbert  G.  Wilson,  P. 
J.  Stackpoole. 

Cogswell,  E.  B. 

Donaghay  &  Macfarlane. 
D.  Donaghay,  A.  Mac- 
farlane. 

Gwillim  &  Crisp.  F.  L. 
Gwillim,  P.  Crisp. 

Hagrl,    N.    P. 

Noel  &  McKinuon.  A. 
Noel,   J ».   II.  McKinnon. 


Pattullo  &  Ridley.  Hy.  B, 

Ridley,  J.  B.  Pattullo. 
Robertson,   II.  B.  A. 
Smith   &   Macrae.     A.  G. 

Smith.   J.    K.    Macrae. 
Smith,  J.  P. 
Sparling,  .1.  K. 
Tabor,  Walsh  6c  Hulnie. 

C.  W.  C.  Tabor,  W.  L. 

Walsh,       Herbert       I ». 

Hulme. 

(Junt'dnii  \   Aikinan.      I'M. 

Oongdon,    frown   Attor- 
ney, .1    A.  Aikinan. 

White.    Dave;    & 
W.  White,  A.  Davey,  II. 
S.  Tobin. 

Woodworth  .v.-  Black.  C. 
M.  Woodworth,  Geo. 
Black 

White  Ilorsr 

J  nek  son,  T.   W. 
Phelps,  — 


Commissioners  for  taking  Affidavits   in   th<    Territorial   Court. 

Aime  Dugas,  Jr Dawson. 

.T.  II.  Duncan  Dawson. 

B.  Stanfl  Dawson. 

1".  Joelin   Dawson. 

E.  II.  Vaudin  Dawson. 

.1.  s.  McKay  Dawson. 


THE 


CANADIAN 

LAW  LIST 


(HARDY'S) 


I903 


->i  ^ :' 


NOVA    SCOTIA. 


PUBLISHED    BY 

THE  CANADIAN  LEGAL  PUBLISHING   COMPANY 

"24  Adelaide  Street  East,  Toronto. 

Price        -        $3.00 


CONTENTS 


PAGE 

Alphabetical    List  of   Towns    '" 

Banisters,    Solicitors,   etc 

Court  of  Divorce  and  Matrimonial  Causes    

Judges  and  Clerks  of  the  County  Court 

Judges  of  Probate  and  Registrars     67 

Law    Faculty    of   Dalhousie   College    

Law  Faculty  of  King's  College    

Officers  ami  Terms  of  the  Supreme  <  krart 58 

Supreme   Court  of  Nova   Scotia    

Synopsis  ol  the  Laws  of  Nova  Scotia   Sei  Blue  Page 

Vice-Admiralty  Court ".7 


THE    C.WADIW    LAW    LIST — NOVA    SCOTIA. 


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NOVA  SCOTIA. 


^itprrira  (Court  of  Jloba  Scotia. 

ETAVING    LAW    AND    EQUITY   JURISDICTION    THROUGH- 
OUT THE  PROVINCE. 

Chief  Justice: 

Hon.  James  McDonald. 

Assistant  Judges: 

Robt.  L.  Weatherbe,  Jos.   N.  Ritchie,   Charles  J.  Townshend,  AVal- 

lace  Graham  (Judge  in  Equity),   Nicholas  H.   Meagher, 

Hugh  McD.   Henry. 


VICE-ADMIRALTY  COURT. 

Judge: 

Hon.  James  McDonald. 

Marshal:                                                                    Registrar: 

Donald  Archibald.                                               L.  W.   DesBarres. 

JUDGES  OF  PROBATE  AND  REGISTRARS. 

County. 

Judge. 

Reg.    of   Prohate 

Reg.  of  Deehs. 

Annapolis 

Cape  Breton  .  . . 
Colchester 

J.  M.  Owen 

L.  X.  McDonald.. 

F.  Leavitt 

A.  McDonnell 

A.  D.  McGillivra\ 
S.  D.    McLellan." 

R.  Loweiison  .... 

J.   Holdsworth 

J.  McG.  Cunning- 
ham   

E.  Bent 

J.C.M'Naughton 
J.   Gillies 

Cumberland .... 

f  J.  E.Purdy 
\C.S    Muir, 

Digby    

1       Parrsboro* 
J.  B.  McNeil. 

D.  McDonald.... 

J.  G.  Foster 

C.    E.    De Wolfe.. 

E.  D.    Tremain.. 

S.  A.  Chesley . .  . . 

J.  H.  Buckley. 

"     St.  Mary's 

Halifax 

Hants     

C.  W.  Pye 

H.  T.  Jones 

C.  W.  Pye 
A.  J.  White. 

Inverness  

Lunenburg. .  . . 

D.  J.  McDonald. . . 

W.  A.  Gaetz 

N.    Freeman. . .  .I1 
D.  0*0.  Madden . . 
R.    G.  Irwin.  . . . f 
F.  W.  Homer.  ... 
A.    F.   Haliburton 

J.  A.  McDonnell 
A.    M.    Stewart, 
Deputy. 

(W.  E.Marshall 
J.  Williams 
I            Chester 

Queen's 

Richmond 

Shelburne 

"     Barriugton 

Victoria 

Yarmouth 

W.   R.  Cutler 

E.  M.  Bill 

T.  Watson 

D.   F.   McRae.... 

T.  T.  Jean 
R.  G.  Irwin 
F.  W.  Homer 
A.  Taylor 
A.  Gayton 

*  Registrar,  with  limited  judicial  nowers.  f  and  Registrar  of   Deeds. 

By  recent  legislation  when  the  office  of  a  Judge  of  Probate  becomes  vacant, 

it  is  not  filled  and  the  jurisdiction  of  the   Court   of  Probate   is   distributed 

between  the  Judge  of  the  County  Court,  in  the  District  in  which  the  County 

is  situate,  and  the  Registrar  of  the  Court  of  Probate. 


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THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — NOVA    SCOTIA. 


COURT  OF  DIVORCE  AND  MATBISKiMAL  CAUSES. 

Judge  in  Ordinary:  Registrar: 

Hon.   Wallace  Graham.  Win.    I..   Bans, 


OFFICERS  AND  TERMS  OF  THE  SUPREME  COURT. 


COUN  l\. 


Terms  ok  the 
Bupbehi  Court. 


Smki.u  r. 


Halifax 


Hants  .    .  . 
Inverness. 

Kink'.-    •  ■  ■ 


I 


-1).  Archibald. 


Annapolis    . .  :inl  Tu.  June,  1st1 

Tu.  Oot E.  Gates 

Antigouish  ..  1st  Tu.  June,  2nd 

Tu.  Oct D.  I).  Chisholm.. . 

Cape  Breton.  1th  Tu.  June,  3rd 

Tu.  Oct G.  B.  Ingraham  . 

Colchester  ...  1st  Tu.   June.   1st 

Tu.  Oct C.  A.  II cLennan. . , 

Cumberland  .  3rd  Tu.  Jane,  2nd 

Tn.  Oct M.  A.  Logan 

Digbv 2nd  Tu.  June,  hist 

In.  Sept II.  A.  P.  Smith  ... 

Guysboro'  . . .  Last  To.  Ma;  .  IbI 

Tu.  Oct [A.  J.  O.  Maguire. 

Civil,  4th  To.  Oct.,  \ 

3rd    Tu.     April. 

Criminal,       3rd 

Tu.M'ch.lst  Tn 

Oct.      In     Jinn-., 

■2nd     Tu.     Nov.. 

•2nd  Ta.Jan.,2nd 

Tu.  M  oh,  ami  a 

special   term    in 

July  

Last  Tu.  Mnv,  3rd 

Tu.  Sept.. J.  O'Brien 

■2nd  Tu.   June.  1st 

Tn.  Oct    A.  BlcLellan 

1st  Tu    June,  2nd 

Tu.  Oot 8.  Belcher  ... 

Lunenburg  . .  Thursday  before 
1st  Tu.  June, 
Thursday   after 

2nd  Tu.  <  »rt.  ...  J.  ( 'reighton 

Brd  Tu.  June,  ttfa 

Tu.  Oot.   ,  J    S.Harrii 

en  - 2nd  Tu.  June, 

Tu.  Oot I.   w    Draw,  Jr... 

Richmond  .      1st  Tu.  June,  I  • 

'l'u    Bent..       ..  J.  D.  Power 

Bhelburne  .  . .  Last  Tu.  Bepl  ,8rd 

Tu.  Jam  G    W    M   i.-nn  .., 

■ria 3rd  Tu  June,  2nd 

.Ml       M    B  I 

aoatfa  .  . .  ith  Tu   Jane,  Tu 
before   laai    1  a 

of  s.-pt i .    II    Quasi 


Phothonotary. 


C.  F.  Munroe. 
C    A.  Chisholm. 
\\  .  E.  Peters. 
E.  W.    Hamilton. 
\V.  M.  Kead. 
u.  B.  Btewart. 
.1.  H.  Buckley. 


S.  II.  Holmes. 


i!   r  Boott. 

m,  Donald. 

I  i    Rockwell. 

.uire. 

I I  I    Kan. 

-.•11. 
D  O'C  Mi 
\   C   IIoLsm 

kjrlor. 

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59 


JUDGES  AND  CLERKS  OF  THE  COUNTY  COURTS. 


District. 

Co.  Town. 

Judge. 

Clekk. 

No.  1  comprising 

Halifax  Co. . . . 

Halifax 

W.  B.  Wallace.... 

S.  H.  Holmes. 

.No.  2  comprising 

Lunenburg  <'o. 

Lunenburg. A 

(P.  McGuire. 

Queen's    Co  . . 

Liverpool .   .  . 

F.  G.  Forbes 

\  T.  J.  Farrell. 

ShelburneCo. . 

Shelburne .. .  ) 

(a.  C.  McLean. 

No.  3  comprising 

Annapolis  Co.. 

Bridgetown.  . ) 

DigbJ  [ 

Yarmouth   . . ) 

(C.  F.  Munro. 

A.  W.   Savarv 

|  W.  B.  Stewart. 

Yarmouth    Co. 

(J.  Huntington. 

No.   1  comprising 

Kentville. . . .  ] 

(C.  F.  Rockwell. 

Windsor  .... 

J.  €'.  Chipman. .  . . 

\  H.  P.  Scott. 
(E.  W.  Hamilton 

Colchester  Co. 

Truro 1 

.No.  5  comprising 

Pictou  Co.. . 
Cumberland  Co 

Pictou I 

Amherst j 

W.  A.  D.  Morse  ... 

( D.  Logan. 
\J.  Black. 

No.  f!  comprising 

Inverness  Co.  . 

Port  Hood  . .  | 

(J.  McKay. 

-1  C.  A.  Chisholm 

Antigonish  Co. 

Antigonish  . .  L 
Guysboro'   . .  ) 

Guvsboro'  Co.. 

(j.  H.  Buckley 

No.  7  comprising 

Cape  Breton  Co 

(W.  E.  Peters. 

Victoria  Co.  . . 

Baddeck  . . . .  1 
Aricbat j 

M.  Dodd 

A.  Taylor. 

Richmond  Co.. 

(D.  O'C.  Madden 

LAW  FACULTY  OF  KING'S  COLLEGE,  WINDSOR. 

Patron : 

The  Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Hanington,  D.C.L. 

President  of  King's  College— Rev.  C.  E.  Willets,  M.A.,  D.C.L. 

Dean  of  the  Faculty  and  Professor  of  Real  and  Personal  Property^ 
Allen  O.   Earle.   D.C.L..  K.C. 


Statutory  Law  and  Sales — 
•Charles  N.  Skinner,  D.C.L., 

Equity  and  Evidence — Silas 
Alward,    M.A.,  D.C.L.,  K.C. 

Ancient,  Roman  and  Com- 
mon Late — I.  Allen  Jack, 
B.A.,  D.C.L.,   K.C. 

Willa  and  Executors  — 
Arthur  I.  Trueman,  M.A., 
D.C.L. 

Procedure — W.  B.  Wallace 
and  E.  P.  Raymond,  B.A. 

Medical  Jurisprudence  — 
Thomas  D.  Walker,  B.A., 
M.B.,  C.  M.  Edin. 


Contracts  —  Walter  H. 
Trueman,   LL.B. 

Bills  and  Notes — Edmund 
G.  Kaye. 

Partnership  and  Companies 
— John  B.  M.  Baxter. 

Roman  Ijow  —  J.  King 
Kelley,  B.C.L. 

Real  Property  —  J.  Roy 
Campbell,  B.C.L.,  LL.B. 

Secretary  and  Treasurer  to 
the  Faculty — J.  Roy  Camp- 
bell. 


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LAW  FACULTY   OF  DALHOUSIE  COLLEGE   AND 
UNIVERSITY. 

THE  PRESIDENT  (ex  officio): 

Deem— Richard     Chapman    Weldon,    A.M.    (Mt.  All.),    Ph.    I>. 
(Yale),  K.C. 

Professor  of   International   and   Constitutional   Law,   Shipping   and 

Insurances — R.  C.  Weldon,    K.C. 

Professor    of    Contrails.   Lecturer    on    Bills  and   Notes,   Salt 
Equity   Jurisprudence — Benjamin    Russell,    A.M.    (Mt.    All.),    K.C. 

Lecturer   on    Evidence,     Partnership    and     Companies — C.     Sydney 
Harrington,    K.C. 

Leotwei  on  Real  Property  and  Conveyancing     George  Ritchie,  LL.M. 

Lecturer  on   Procedure — Hector  Mclnnes,    L.I..!'.. 

Leotura  mi  Torts    Charles  II.  Cahan,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Lecturer   on    Crimes — Hon.    W.    B.    Wallace,    C.C.J. 


§ast  of  ^nxxisUvs  an&  ^olirttors. 


Alllliorst  — Cumberland  Co. 

Caaey,  C.  E. 

Davis,  J.   A. 

Davison,  R.  B.  H. 

Donkin  &  Mackenzie.  W. 
F.  Donkin,  A.  G.  Mac- 
kenzie 

Logan,  Jenks  &  Out- 
hit.  II.  J.  Logan, 
Stuart  Jenks. 

Pipes,    W.T.,    K.C. 

Pugsley,  W.  C 

I.,    II.    A. 
Rhodes,    1 
Rogers,   II.  W. 
Smith,   C.   R.,   K.C. 
Bmith.  .1.  '1'. 
Townahend    8c    RoRen. 

J.  M.  Townshend,  K.C, 

T.  S.  Sogers 

Aaaapalii    Royal      An 

IiapollB    Co. 
Harris    I'     W 

Mills,  .1.  B.,   K  0. 
I  ►wen,  J.   M  ,    K.C. 
Blfa  hi.  .  J.  .1  .  CO 
Buggies,  ii    i> 


Antigonlsh— Antig. 

<  ... 

Boyd,  .1.  A 

Cliishul.il.    C.     P. 

Chlshotm.   D.  C. 

Gerroir,    B,    1 

.  >     r 

McGillivray      &      Griffin. 

Hon.      A.      McGillivray, 

R.  R.  Griffin. 
Mi  Isaac-       ft       Chisholin, 

C.    I'.    Mclsaac,     Win. 

Chisholm. 
Wall,   J.   A. 

Iriclint 

Cntler,  W.  B.,  B  ,C 
ETinlayson,   Dnncan 

Miller,  Hon.   W.,    B  Q 

lta<l<lc<  k     Victor! 
Blanchard,  »i.  !'. 

Unlit. urt. .n.    A.    K. 
M.  D  'iiMl.l.    A.    J. 

Bear  itm-r 
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61 


Bridgetown  -Annapolis 

Clark.  H. 

Co. 

Cluney,  A. 

Daniels,  O.  T. 
Ervin,  J. 
Miller,  O.  S. 
Milner,  F.  L. 
Morse,  A. 
Parker,  J.  G.  H. 

Cummings,  A.  G. 
Cumming,  L.  H. 
Davison,  J.  M. 
DesBarres,   L.  W. 
Doyle,    M.    N.,    LL.B. 
Drysdale     &     Mclnnes. 

Ruggles,  T.  D.,  &  Sons 

A.    Drysdale,    K.C,    II. 

E.    Ruggles,     K.C.,    H. 
Ruggles. 

Mclnnes,  W.  H.  Fulton, 
J.   B.   Kenney. 
Eaton  &  Beckrfith.  B.  II. 

Bridgewater— Lunenburg 

Co. 

Eaton,  K.C,  H.L.Beck- 

with. 
Finn,  R.    E. 

McLean  &  Freeman.     J. A. 

Foster    &    Foster.     J.  G. 

McLean,     K.  C,     C.     L. 

Foster,  W.  R.  foster. 

Freeman. 

Geldert,  J.  M. 

Owen,  Hon.  W.  H.,  K.O. 

Hall,  W.  L. 

Roberts,  J.   A. 

Hanright  &  Knight.    F.W. 

Ross,  Henry  T. 

Hanright,  J.  A.   Knight. 

Wade  &  Paton.      F.  B. 

Harrington    &    Fuller- 

Wade,      K.O.,      V.      J. 

ton.     C.  S.  Harrington, 

Paton. 

K.C,    C    P.    Fullerton, 

Whitford.  J     A. 

J.  P.  Foley 

Harris,Henry  &  Cahan. 

Digby-Digby  Co. 

R.  E.  Harris,  K.C,  Wt 

Copp,  A.  J.   S. 

A.  Henry,  C  H.  Cahan, 

Dennison,  H.  L. 

H.  B.   Stairs,  G.  A.   R. 

Monroe,   R.  G. 

Rowlings. 

Nichols,  E.  II. 

Hartlen,  W.  R.  M. 

Huggins,  W.  H. 

£la<*<'  Bay -Cape   Breton 

Hunt,  J.  J. 

Co. 

Johnston,   .7.    R. 

Begg,  W.  A. 

Jones,  H.  T. 

Douglas    &    Hale.      J.    C. 

King     &     Barss.     E.      D. 

Douglas,  M.  Hale. 

King,    K.C.W.  L.Barss. 

Keefler,    R.    F. 

Leahy,  W.  J. 

Lenoir,  M.  II. 

(■nysboro  —  Guysboro  Co. 

Longley,    Hon.    J.    W., 

Fulton,  J.  A. 

K.C,    Attorney-Gen. 

McGillivray,  A.  H.,  K.C. 

Lyons  &  Tobin.     W.  A. 

Lyons,  T.  F.  Tobin. 

Halifax -Halifax  Co. 

McDonald    &    McDonald. 

Allison,  E.  P. 

W.  &  J.  A.  McDonald. 

Armstrong,  B.  II. 

McKinnon,  J.    A. 

Barnhill,  J.  L. 

McLellan,  W.  W. 

Barnstead,  A.  S. 

McNeil,      O'Connor      &. 

Bell.  F.  H. 

Matheson.     D.  McNeil, 

Blackadar,  H.  S. 

W.   F.   O'Connor,   J.   D. 

Bligh,  F.  P. 

Matheson. 

Borden,  Ritchie&Chis- 

MacCoy,  W.  B. 

holm.      R.    L.    Borden, 

MacCoy,   W.   F.,   K.C. 

K.C,  W.  B.  A.  Ritchie, 

Macllreith     &     Tremaine. 

K.C,    J.    A.    Chisholm, 

R.  T.  Macllreith,  C  F. 

T.   R.   Robertson,   H.   C 

Tremaine. 

Borden, 

Macleod,  J.  R. 

Cahalane,  T.  J 

Mackay,  A.  A. 

Chisholm.   J.   M, 

Mahon,    H.    E. 

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I  III     l    W  \HI  W    I.WV    l.lsi        \.,\   \    SCOTIA. 


Morrison,  A.    <;. 

Murphy,  T.  W. 

Murray      &       McKinnon. 

l;      II.     Murray.     .1.     P. 

McKinnon. 
Notting,  T. 
Oakes,  1. 

O'Hearn,  W.  J.  A. 
O'Mullin,      Parsons     & 

Gray.       J.   C.   O'Mnllin, 

(I.    H.    Parsons,    W.    B. 

Gray. 
Outram,  P.  P. 
Payzant,  .1.   V.,  ft  Son.  .T. 

Y.    Payzant,    K.C..    W. 

P.   Payzant. 
Pearson,  Lovett  &  Covert. 

B.     1"     Pearson,    II.    A. 

Lovett,    W.    Harold    Co- 

rert,  J.  P.  Frame,  G.  F. 

Pearson,  H.  O.  McLatcby. 
Power,  .T.  J. 
Power.    Hon.    I..   G. 
Reynolds,  M.  M. 
Ritchie    iV-     Menger.      <}. 

Ritchie.  .1.  Menger. 
Ritchie,  T. 

Ross.  Mellish  &  Math- 
ers.    W.  B.   Koss.  K.C 

H.   Mellish,   P. A.,    F.    F 

Mathers. 
Ros*,  John  T. 
Russell,  P..  K.c 
Russell.  F.  W. 
Scott,   V.    P. 
Silver  &  Payzant.      A  1 

Silver,  -I.  A.  I'aj  /..•int. 
Blayter,  J.  M. 
Swanburg,  A.  M. 
Tenia li.   «;     B 
Thomson,   W.   K. 
Thompson,  W.   E 
Treniaine.  F.  J..   K  C. 
Troop,   A.  <;. 

Wiule    &    Paton.      I       B. 

Wade,  K  C .  V.J.  Paton, 

I.I.  B 
Waddeir,  w.  II 
Wallace,  T.  .1. 
Walsh,  W.  w 
\\ .    ton,  U    a 

Whitman.    Alf.,     B    \ 

w  o    :.  J.   B. 

Judlqac    in 
M    Kay,  .1.   <;. 


knitvillr     In  iii.'- 
Masters,   F.   A. 
Roscoe  &  Dunlop.     W.  D. 
Roscoe,      K.c.,     a.     B. 
I  >unlop. 

Bhaffner  ft   Pineo.     W.  P. 

Shaffner,  A.   V.   l'ineo. 
Webster     ft     Tufts,       P.. 

Webster,    K.P.,    C.    A. 

Tufts. 
Wickwire  &  Nowcoiiili. 

H.  II.   Wickwire,   L.   F. 

Neweomb. 

Liverpool     Queen 
Lovett,  L.  A. 
Mack,   .1.    M. 
Pyke,  J.  G. 

Lunenburg    Lunenburg 

Co. 
Chesley,  S.  A. 
Kaulback,  K.  C.  S. 
Pane.  C.  W. 
McLean,  A    K. 
Owen,  I>.  M. 

llnlion     Inverness  Co. 
Cameron,  .1.  A.  II. 

Iliisqiiodohoii       Halifax 
Co. 

Sedgwick,  J.  A. 

lliddlclon     Anna|         C 
Parsons,  Win-  I  ■• 
Roscoe  ft  i >ai isoi      W    B 

K  K  I        A  I.     I  >a\  i- 

pon. 

Nrvt  GlaSgOU      PlCtOU  Co. 
Fitxpatrick,   li    K 
Praser,   Jenaison   I 

ham.      D.     C.     Praaar, 

.1.    I..    Jennison,    H.    II. 

Grahast,    LL  B 
Jennison,   II     v..  LL  P. 
Binclair  ft    Pattsrsea.     -f. 

1  [.Sinclair,    < >.  Patterson 

>orili  s>«lnr>     Capi 
Archibald    A    ftnuationg 

B         Ar.lnl.nl, I.       .! 

Armstrong. 

M  Doi      ;  fl   B     •        iv 
Mi  Donald    B     tl     Butts. 


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McDonald,  J. 
McPbee,  D.  L. 

Murray,  Mackenzie,  Pha- 
len  it  McMillan.  Hon. 
G.  H.  Murray,  D.  D. 
Mackenzie,  It.  F. 

Phelan,  N.  A.  McMillan. 

Oxford— Cumberland  Co. 
Oxley,  C.  II. 

Parrsboro'  —  Cumberland 
Co. 

Logan,   Jenks  &   Outhit. 

.1.  F.  Outhit. 
McKenua,   H.   W. 
Muir,  C.  S. 

Pictou  -Pictou  Co. 

Dickson,  W.  A. 

Elliott.  G.   H. 

Ives,  W.  B. 

Macdonald,  B.  M. 

McDonald,  W. 

McLeod,  J.  D. 

Ross,  J.  U. 

Tanner  &  MacKay.    C. 

E.  Tanner,  K.C.,  J.  W. 

MacKay 

Port  Hawkesbury  —  In- 
verness Co. 

Forsyth,  G.  O. 

Port  Hood  -Inverness  Co. 
Gillies,  D. 
Jamieson,  J.  H. 
McDonald,   A. 
McEchen,  F.  A. 
McLennan,  D. 
MacDonnell,    S.,    K.C. 
MacKay,  J.   G. 
Matheson,  J.  D. 
Tremain.  E.  D. 

Slielbtirne  — Shelburne  Co. 

Bill,   E.  M. 

Hood,   J. 

Purney,  W. 

White   &   Blanchanl.      N 

W.  White,   K.C,   F.   C. 

Blanchard. 

Shrrbrookr  —  Quyaboro' 
Co. 

Harding,  H.  T. 


Sprllliillill  —  Cumberland 
Co. 

Logan,   Jenks   &   Outhit. 
(H.  O.  Amherst). 

St.  Peter's  —  Hiclimoiid  Co. 
Kyte,  Geo.  W. 

Stratllloriie  —Inverness 
Co. 

McDougall,  J.  L. 

Sydney— Cape  Breton  Co. 

Cameron.  D.  A. 

Crowe,  W. 

Burchall  &  Mclntyr*.     C. 

J.  Burchall,  A.  A.  Mcln- 

tyre. 
Gillies,  J.  A. 
Harrington     &     Fullerton. 

C.   P.  Fullerton. 

(H.  O.  Halifax.) 
Harris,    Henry    &    Cahan. 

G.  A.  R.  Rowlings. 

(II.  O.  Halifax) 
Hearn    &   McDonald.     D. 

A^Hearn.  F.  McDonald. 

M.  G.  McNeil. 
Hearn,  3.   11. 
Hill,  W.  A.  G. 
Langille  &  Maddin.     R.  M. 

Langille,  J.  W.  Maddin. 
Lockhart,  N.  J. 
Moseley,  E.  W. 
Moseley,       Duchemin        & 

Moore.     F.   Moseley,   H. 

P.  Duchemin,  C.L.  Moore 
McDonald,   A.  J. 
McDonald.  F. 
McDonald  &  Routledge.   L. 

X.     McDonald,     A.     W. 

Routledge. 
MacEchen    &     McCab*. 

A.  .1.   G.   MacEchen,  J. 

J.  McCabe. 
Ousley,   F.   A.   G. 
Pearson,    Covert  &    Pear- 
son.    W.   II.   Covert,  H. 

O.  McLatchy. 
Ross    &    Ross.     H.  Ross, 

H.  S.  Ross. 
Turner,  P.  B. 

Truro  -Colchecter  Co. 

Bigelow,  H.  V. 
Campbell,    A.   J. 


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Ferguson,   W.    M. 
Fulton,   B.   M. 
Gourley,  B.  B.,  K.O. 
Laurence,  P.  A.,  K.C. 
Layton,  N.  J. 
Mackenzie,    Hugh. 
McLellan,  S.  D. 
Patterson,  A.  C. 
Pearson,  Lovett  &  Frame. 
J.  F.  Frame. 
(H.  O.  Halifax.) 
PutiiHii,  Harold. 

Tremain,  Rnfus  A. 

Vernon,  G.  II. 


DaTidson,   F.   L.. 
King,   G.  II. 
Morse,   JO.   .1. 
Ouseley,    .1.    W.,    K.C. 
Sangster,    II.    W. 
Sargent,  J.   II. 
Scott,    II.    1'. 
Sutherland.  \\".  D.,  K.C. 

\Volf\ill<-     King'e  Co. 

Crawley.    E.    S. 
Parker,  \Y.  P. 

Wallace,  J.   \V. 


Wostville-Pictou  Co. 

McKay,  Henry  S. 
Robertson,  S.  G. 

Weymouth  itruluc 

Digby  Co. 
Grierson,  J.  A. 

Windsor-  Hants  Co. 

Blanchanl,    W.    II. 
Christie,   W.   M. 
De  Wolfe,  C.  E. 


1  armontta     Yarmouth  Co 

Armstrong,     K.    II.,    K.C. 
Bingay,  G.,  K.C. 
Bingay,  J.  W.,  K.C. 
Clements,   B.   -V 
Corning    «.\:    Chipman.      T. 

E.     Corning,     K.C,    L. 

Chipman. 
Flint.  T    B. 
McKay,   R.   S. 
Munro,  H.   II. 
Murrav.   S.  B. 
Pelton,  S.  H.,   K.C. 


THE 


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CONTENTS 


PAQE. 

Alphabetical  list  of  Barristers  and  Solicitors  in  Ontario 100 

(Number  after  name  refers  to  town  in  Ontario  list  having  cor- 
responding number  before  name) 

Barristers  ami  Solicitors,  City  of  Toronto 73 

Barristers  and  Solicitors  throughout  the  Province 81 

(Number  after  name  refers  to  Toronto  agent  having  correspond- 
ing number  before  name) 

Central  Office   68 

County  and  Judicial  Officers 110 

Court  of  Appeal 67 

Crown  Law  Officers   68 

High  Court  of  Justice 

1  n testacy  Table 3<     Synopsis  of  Law  - 

Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada  (Osgo        Hi     i 

List -of  King's  Counsel 70 

Officers  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Judicature   67 

Ontario  Division  Courts |]2 

Police  Magistrates 109 

trar'a  <>nic.e 

Resume  of  Fees    

me  Court  <>f  Judicature  for  <  hitario. 

Surrogate  Court. ...  

Synou        rthel 

Table    fCoal     . .   116 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


r.7. 


ONTARIO. 


Supreme  Court  of  judicature  for  (Dntario. 

President — The  Hon.  Charles  Moss. 
The    Justices  in  Appeal,  and    of    the    High    Court   of    Justice, 
are  members  of  the  Supreme  Court. 

Clerk — Jas.   S.  Cartwright,  K.C 


OFFICERS   OF   THE 

SUPREME     COURT     OF 

JUDICATURE. 

Master-in-Ordinary  —  Thos. 
Hodgins,  K.C. 

Chief  Clerk— Neil   McLean 

Junior  Clerk — A.E.Bastedo 

Master-in-Chambers— 
John  Winchester,  K.C. 

Clerk   in    Chambers — 
Fulford  Arnoldi 

Assistant  CleiK- 
C.  Bell 

Entry  Clerk— 

A.  B.  G.  Cull. 
Officiul  (Juardiun  - 

F.   W.   Harcourt. 

Accountant — 
Geo.  S.  Holmested,  K.C. 

Assistant  Accountant — 

B.  W.  Murray 

Clerks— L.  Boyd,  C.  Gil- 
bert, M.  Buchan,  G.  T. 
Leonard,  P.   Boyd. 

Taxing  Officers — 
J.  H.  Thorn,  M.  J.  MacNa- 
mara. 

Special  Examiners  —  To- 
ronto—John Bruce,  W.  D. 
Gwynne,  G.  A.  Boomer,  H. 
J.  Wickham.  Belleville — J. 
P.  Thomas.  Cornwall — John 
A.  Mel  kmgald.  Hamilton — 
II.  II.  Robertson,  Miss  K.  L. 
Sadler  Gait — C.  A.  1  inl- 
and.   Whitby:  L.  T.  Barclay 

Inspector    and     Referee     of 
Titles— 
Geo.  S.  Holmested,  K.C. 

Inspector  of  Legal  Offices— 
John  A.  McAndrew 


Official  Rt  fcrees— The  Mas- 
ter-in-Ordinary.  the  Master- 
in-Chambers,  the  Clerk  of 
the  Crown  and  Pleas,  the 
Registrars-  of  the  High 
Court,  nine  official  referees 
for  Toronto,  Jas.  S.  Cart- 
wright,   K.C,   Neil   McLean. 


COURT  OF  APPEAL. 

Chief  Justice  of  Ontario- 
lion.  Charles  Moss 

Justices  —  Hon.  Feather- 
ston  Osier.  Hon.  Jas.  Mnc- 
lennan,  Hon.  J.  T.  Garrow, 
Hon.  J.  J.  Maclaren. 

Registrar — Jas.  S.  Cart- 
wright,  K.C. 

Asst.  Registrar— C.  S.  Grant 

Usher — Eli  Oliver 


HIGH  COURT  OF 
JUSTICE. 

President — Hon.  Sir  J.  A. 
Boyd,  K.C.M.G.,  LL.D. 

King's  Bench  Division — 
Hon.  Wm.  G.  Falconbridge, 
Chief  Justice  of  the  King's 
Bench  and  President. 

Justices— Hon.  W.  P.  R. 
Street.  Hon.  B.  M.  Britton. 

Chancery  Division — Hon. 
Sir  J.  A.  Boyd,  K.C.M.G., 
LL.D. 

Justices — Hon.  Thos.  Fer- 
guson, Hon.  Thos.  Robert- 
son, Hon.  Richard  M. 
Meredith. 

Common  Pleas  Division— 
Hon.  Sir  Wm.  Ralph  Mere- 
dith, Chief  Justice  of  the 
Common  Pleas  and  Presi- 
dent. 


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THE   CANAD1  \N    LAW    LIST     -ONTAHIO. 


Justices— Hon.  Hugh  Mac- 
Mahon,  Hon.  Win.  Fount. 

In  counties  outside  the 
County  of  York  the  Local 
Registrar  of  the  High  Court 
.  officio  Clerk  >>f  Assize. 

Where  there  is  a  Deputy 
Clerk  of  the  Crown  he  isttx 
officio  Clerk  of  the  Assize  at 

jury  sitting  and  the  1  teputy 

3trar  of  the  non-jury  sit- 
tings. 

Referee  under  Drainage 
Latcs—J.  B.  Rankin,  K.C. 


REGISTRAR'S     OFFICE. 

Senior  Registrar — 
Geo.  S.  Holniested,  K.C. 

Junior  Registrar— 
A.   1".  Maclean 

Clerk— C.  O.  Strange 

Clerks  of  Assize— 
G.  B.  Nicol,  A.  Y.  Blain. 

Clerk    of    Weekly    Court— 
Geo.  M.  Lee 


CENTRAL  OFFICE. 

Clerk  of  the  Crown  d  Pleas 
M.  B.  Jackson. 

Ch  1 1:  ni  Re\  "i  is  a  ml  Writs 
E.  Harley. 

Judfftnt  ni  Clerk — 
A.  MacGregor 

Olerk  (■!  Writs  of  the 
Summons  Branch  —  C.  A. 
Steward. 

Clerks  —  Alex.  Macdoneli, 
A.  .1.  Elliott,  M.  B.  Black, 
R.   F.   Killaly.   F.  W.  Scott. 

Clerk  of  the  1'roeess— 
A.    B.     Trow. 


SURROGATE    COURT. 

Judges  —  The  County 
Judges  of  tli.-  s.\  era]  Coun- 
ties of  <  Ontario 

Surrogate  Clerk  - 
Q  .1.  McOabe. 

w.    s.    Anderson, 
Florence  B.  Reade. 


CROWN 


LAW 

FKS. 


OFFIC- 


Minislrr     of    Justin.     !>■ 
minion  of  Canada — 

I  [on.  Chaa.  Fitspatrick,  I 

Deputy  Minister  of  Justin 
E    i.    Newcombe,  B 


Solicitor-General  for  Can- 
ada— Hon.  II.  G.  Carroll 

Attorney -General,  Ontario- 
Hon.  J.  M.   Gibson,   K.C. 

Deputy  Attu-Oeneral,  <>nt. 
J.  R.  Cartwright,  K.C. 

L,AN,D    li  CB    l'OH 

COUNTY    OF    YORK. 

Master  of  Titles.— 
J.   G.    Scott,    K.C. 

Clerks— II.  D.  Sinclair, 
William  McTavish,  Herbert 
Kussell 


THE  LAW  SOCIETY  OF 

UPPER    CANADA,    08- 

GOODE    HALL. 

Visitors  —  The  Hon.  the 
Judges  of  the  Supreme 
Court  of  Judicature  for  Ont. 

BENCHERS     OF    THE    LAW 
SOCIETY. 

Ex  Officio: 
II«>n.  ('lias.  Fif/.patrick,  K. 
C,   Minister   of   Justice   and 
Attorney-Genera]  for  Canada 
Hon.  .1.   .M.  Gibson,   K.C, 
Attorney  -  Genera]      for 
out. 
Sir  <>.  Mowat,  Q.C.M.G 
Hon.  Edward  Blak< 
Hon.  s.  II.  Blake,  K.O. 
Hon.    William    l'roudfoot 
Sir    Charles    II.    Tupper, 

K  < '  .    K.C.M.G; 
.Emilias  Erring,  K  I '. 

Bleated    to    hold    Office    until 

i.«t    &a§    ni    Waster    Tern, 

1906: 

Ayleawortb,  l>.B.,  Toronto 
Barwick,  Walter,  Toronto 
Bayly,   Richard,  London 

Bin    ■  ■:.■..   I  1    in: 

Chrysler,  1  .  H„  I  Ottawa 
ciarK.-.  Alfred  n..  w  adi  r 

.1   men  J 
< libbona,  (J**1,  4ob 

Glenn,  Jaa.  M  .  Bt  Thomas 
Guthrie,  Donald,  Goelph 

II    |g,    William    I'..   Ottawa 

1 1       In,  John,  Toronto 
Idington,  John,  Btratford 
William,   Cobourg 


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Lash,  Zebulon  A..  Toronto 
Martin,    Edward,   Hamilton 
McKay,  S.  <;..  Woodstock 
Maclenn  1 11.  1  >.  B„  Cornwall 
McPherson,  W.  D.f  Toronto 
Riddell,   Wm.  1J..  Toronto 
Ritchie,  Chnrles  IT.,  Toronto 
Robinson,  C,  Toronto 
Shepley,  Geo.  b\,  Toronto 
Staunton,  G.  L.,  Hamilton 
Strathy,  Henry  H.,  Barrie 
Teetzel,  .1.  V.,  Hamilton 
Watson.  'loo.   TI..  Toronto 
White,  Wm.  R.,  Pembroke 
Wilson,  M.,  Chatham 

Treasurer— 

^Emilius  Irving,  K.C. 

Editor     of     Reports— 3.    F. 
Smith,  K.C. 


Reporters — G.  F.  Harman, 
T.  T.  Rolph,   A.   11.   W.  Le- 
froy,  G.  A.  Boomer,  E.   B. 
Brown,  R.  S.  Cassels 
Librarian— W.  G.  Eakina 
Assistant— J.  .7.  Daley 
Secretary  and  Sub-Treas.— 
II.  Macbeth,  Barrister. 

THE    LAW    SCHOOL. 

Prinotpat— 

N.  W.  Hoyles,  K.C. 

Lecturers — E.  D.  Armour, 
K.C;  A.  H.  Marsh,  K.C; 
John  King.  K.C;  McGregor 
Young,   LL.B. 

Examiners — J.  A.  C  Cam- 
eron, H.  E.  Rose,  H.  J.  Mar- 
tin, S.  B.   Woods 


ftisume  of  Jj?es 


With  notice  for  admission  as  Student-at-Law $     1  00 

For  admission  as  Student-at-Law   50  00 

With  notice  of  Call  to  the  degree  of  Barrister-at-Law  ....  1  00 

-On  examination  for  Call   100  00 

Additional  fee  in  special  cases  under  Rule  219  in  addition  to 

fee  for  admission  as  a  Student-at-Law   200  00 

For    admission    as    a    Solicitor    60  00 

Additional  fee  in  special  cases  under  Rule  223  in  addition  to 

fee  for  admission  as  a  Student-at-Law 200  00 

On  every  petition  to  Convocation  for  special  relief 2  00 

For  every  certificate  of  admission  as  Student-at-Law 1  00 

For  Barrister's  diploma  2  00 

For  every  other  certificate  1  00 

With  every  other  notice   1  00 

Law  School,  per  term  in   advance    50  00 

Barrister's  annual  term  or  Bar  fee    2  00 

Solicitor's  Annual  Certificate 15  00 

See,  also,  57  Vict.  (Ont.)  c.  44. 


In  case  any  candidate  for  Call  to  the  Bar,  or  for  a  Certificate  of 
Fitness  as  Solicitor,  fails  to  pass  the  necessary  examination,  or  is 
rejected  on  any  other  ground,  the  fee  deposited  by  him  according  to 
the  Statute  or  the  Rules  of  the  Society,  shall  be  returned  to  him  by 
the  Secretary,  less  $10.  [The  fee  for  Final  Examinations  is  not 
divisible,  as  the  examination  covers  the  qualifications  for  both  Call 
and  Certificate  of  Fitness.  $20  must  be  paid  for  the  Christmas 
Examinations,  and  the  balance  of  $140  for  the  Easter  Examinations.] 


70 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


jCist  of  ^is  ittajrstn's  (CraitsdL 


Alphabetically  arranged,  qiving  the  Date  of  the  "<  lei  in  Council  ma 
'It.  appointment. 


Jung's  Counsel  appointee  bij  Patent  from  the 
(Soucinmcnt  of  the  late  province  of  ujanaoa. 


Read,  l'  B  .  I  '•  ■  23,  1858. 
Robinson,  C.,  WTch  -. 

Sc>n,  u.  w..  .hin-  -J-'.,  1807. 


Blake,  EL,  1  >,•<•.  •_'•_'.  1864. 
Bell.  .1..  .lunr  26,   1867. 
living,  A-l.,  March  27,  1863. 
Mowat,  O.,  Dec.  29,  1855. 

Iling's    UTounscl   appointed    On    the  dominion  anb 
QDutarto  doocniments. 


Alcorn.  G.,  Jan.  G,  1S90. 
Alison,  W.H.R.,  Aug.  13,  1881 
Anglin.  1".  A.,  May  27,  1902. 
Armour,  B.  1».,  Jan.  4,  1S90. 
Arnoldi.  F..  I  >,■■•.  'J,  ISS'.t. 
Atkinson,  O.R.,  Oct  ir.,  1885 
Aylesworth,A.B.,Jan.4,  1890 


Ball,  A.   S..   Mas    'J7.    I'.m.-j 
Ball,  1'.  l;..  March  13,  1876. 
Ban-Maclennan,    D.,     March 

13,     1N7»',. 
Berwick,  F.  I>,  JuK   1 1,  lss: 
Barwick,  w..  Oct  2,  1800. 
Bayly,  R.,  July  1 1.  1883. 

■ ,  T.  II.  A  ,  Oct  2.  1899 
Belcourt.  N.  A.,  Oct.  2,  1890 

.   J.,   Jan.   <;,    1890. 
B<    non.  .1.  \\\.  o.t.  •!:•,,   1SS5 
B    knell,  J.,  Hay  27,  1002. 
Biggar,  OR,  W.,  Jan.    1.  1800 
B  .  jar,  \v.  II  .  Od    2,  ' 
Biggs,  B.  0.,  Nov.  8.  1884. 
Birnie,  J.,  O  I    2,  1800. 
Blackatock,G.T  ,Dec  2,   1888 
Blackstock,T.G.,Oct  •_',   1808 
Blake,  s   n  .  March  16,  1872 
Blake,  W.  II  .  Ha]  27,  1002. 
i:       .  ::    \    R.,  Dec  2,  It 
Bowlby,  .(    w  .  Jan.  4,  Ifi 

IWll.y,  \V     III,..     '_'    iss;.. 


Boyd.  J.,  Jan.  6,   1S90. 
Brewster,  W.8.,  Oct  2,  1899 
Bruce,  A.,  Oct  23,  1885. 

Burritt,  J.  II..  May  27,  1902 


Cameron,M.G.,May  27, 1902 
Oampion,  B.,  Jan.  6,  1890. 
Oaprt',,1.  .1.   I.  ,  May  L'7,   l'.x»2 
Oarscallen,  BL,  Jan.  4,  1890. 
Cartwrlght   J.    R.,   Jan.   4, 

1800,    Dep     Mt.-Gen.  for 

Ont. 
Cartwrlght,  J.   >  .    May  27, 

1002, 
Oaaaela,  n  .  Haj  27,  1902 
la,  \\     G    p.,  July   14, 

1883. 
Chrysler,  r    BT.,  Jan.  4,  1890 

Clark.  .1.  M..  Oct.  '1. 
Clarke.  A.   H..   Maj    27,    I 
(  lark-.  .1.   B.,  Jan.  8,    Li 
Clement,  B.  P    M       27 
ciut,'.  i:    0  .  Jan.    t.  la 
Collier,  II    II     M ■■-.  27,  1002 
Colter,  0.   W  ,  O  ■  •    2,    18 
Cowan,  J.,  Mi)  27,  1902 
Cowai  ,11    K  .  \i  Lj  27, 
Craig,   i     Ocl    -'    1890 
i  laoo 

r  D     m    f  21    ■ 

■  ■  \    i;    |>, 
Cronyn    \      M 

Curry.    .1  \\  ,    <  »■  |     J.    1S09. 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— ONTARIO. 


71 


Deacon.  J..  Dec.  2,  1889. 
Deacon,  T.,  March  13,  1876. 
DelanK-iv.  '1".  !>..  1 '•••■.  -  i^'-' 
Denton,  F.  B.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
D.t.m-Ii-,  II.  M..  .Fan.  4,  1890 
Dewart,  II.  II.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Donahue,  D.  J.,  Oct.  2,  1899 
Douglas,  W.  M..  Oct.  2,  1899 
Dowler,  W.  A..  Oct  2,  1899. 
Dumble,  D.W.,  May  27,  1902 
Dymond,  A.M..  Mav  27,  1902. 


Edmison,  G.,   May  27,  1902. 
Edwards,  E.  B.,  Oct.  -J,  1899 


Iloskin.  J..   Feb.  28,  1873. 
Bowland,  <  >.  A.,  Oct  2,  1899 
Hoytes,  N.  \\\,  Jan.  4,  1890. 
Hunter,  .1.  II..  May  27,  1902. 
Hutcheson,   J.    A.,    May   27, 

1902. 
Huycke,  E.C.S.,  May  27,  1902 


[dington,  J.,  March  13,  1876. 
Irwin,  II.   Iv,   May  27,  1902. 


Jackson,  J.  B.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Jeffrey,  A.  •  » .  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Johnston.    E.    P.    It..   Jan.   4, 
1890. 


Farewell,  J.  E.,  Dec.  2,  1889 
Farley,  J.,  Jan.  4,  1890. 
Farwell,  C.  F.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Flock,  .1.  II..  Dec.  2,  1889. 
1m, n.  .1.  .1..  July  14,  18S3. 
Fraser,  A.  W.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Fraser,  G.L.B.,  May  27, 1902 
Fraser,  J.  II..  Oct.  23,  1885. 
French,   F.  .1..  Dec.  2.   L889. 
Fullerton,  J.  S.,  Dec.  2,  18S9 


German,  W.  M.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Gibbons,  G.  C.,  Jan.  4,  1890. 
Gibson,  J.  M.,  Jan.  4,  1890, 

At i\. -Gen.  for  Ont. 
Glenn,  J.  M.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Gorman,  M.  J.,  May  27, 1902. 
Gornnilly.  J.  J.,  Dec.  2,  1889. 
Gowan,  J.  B.,  Dec.  2,  1889. 
Grier,  A.  M.,  May  27,  1902. 
Gunn,  B.  D.,  May  27,  1902. 
Guthrie,  D.,  March  13,  1876. 
Guthrie,  H.,  May  27,  1902. 


Harcouft,  R.,  JA.  4,  1890. 
Harley,  J.,  Oct.  2.  1899. 
Haverson,  J.,  May  27,  1902. 
Ilegler,  J.  C,  May  27,  1902. 
Hellmuth,  I.F.,  May  27,  1902 
Herrington,   W.    S.,    Oct.    2, 

1899. 
Hewson,C.  E.,  Mav  27,  1902 
Ilevd.  L.  F.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Hodgins,  F.E.,  May  27,  1902 
Bodgins,  T.,  Feb.  28,  1873. 
Hogg,  W.  D.,  Jan.  6,   1890. 
Holman,  C.  J.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Holmsted,  G.S.,  Mav  27.  1902 
Holt,  P.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Iloskin,  A.,  Oct.  11,  1880. 


Kennedy,  G.,  May  27,  1902. 
Kerr,  J.  K..  March  13,  1876. 
Kerr,  J.  \\\,  Mav  27,  1902. 
Kerr,  \V.,  March  13,  1876. 
King,  J..  Jan.  4,  1890. 
Kingsmill,  .V.  Dec.  2,  1889. 
Kingston,  W.H.,  Dec.  2,  1889 


Langton.  T..  Jan.  4.  1890. 
Laidlaw.   \\\,   Oct.  23,  1885. 
Lash,  Z.  A..   Mav  19,  1879. 
Latchford,  F.K.,  Oct.  2,  1879 
Lozicr,   S.   F.,  Jan.  3,    1890. 
Leitch,  W.,  Dec.  2,  18S9. 
Liddell,  J.  W..  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Lindsay,  G.G.S.,  Oct.  2,  1899 
Loscombe,  W.C.,  Jan.  6,  1890 

M 

Mabee,  J.   P.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Macdonald,    A.    H.,    Dec.    2, 

1889. 
MacDonell,  G.,  July  14,  1883 
MacKelcnn.  F.,  Mch  13,  '76. 
Mackenzie.  V.,  July  14,  1883 
Macbeth,  T.  T.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Macdonneil,    J.    A.,    Jan.    6, 

1890. 
Mac-Gillivray,  J.  A.,  Jan.  6, 

1890. 
MacPherson,   G.   G.,   Oct.  2r 

1899. 
Malloch,  E.G.,  May  27,  1902. 
Ma  lone,  E.  T.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Marsh,  A.  EL,  Dec.  2,  1889. 
Martin,  E..  March  13,  1876. 
Meredith,  E..  Oct.  23.  1885. 
Meredith,  T.G.,  May  27.  1902 
Meyers,  E.,  Jan.  4,  1890. 
Miller,  A.,  Dec.  2,  1889. 
Miller,  W.  N.,  Oct.  23,  1885. 


79 


l  UK    CAN  \IM  AN     I   \w    LISI       0X1  AIM". 


Moncrieff,  <:..   Dec.  2,    1889 
Mori  imer  <  'lark,   W.,  Jan.  4, 

1890. 
Mowat,  II. Mi  l'..  Oct.  "J.  L899 
Mulock,  \\\.  Jan.   I,   1890. 
Mulvey,  T.  Ma;  27,   L902. 
Murphy,  .V.  I  >ec.  2,   1889. 
Murray,  II.  W.,  I ,  2,  1889 

Mc 

McCarthy,  L.G.,  Maj  27,  '02 
McBrady,  L.V.,  May  27,  1902 
McDonald,    J.    II.,    Oct.    28, 

1885. 
McDonnell,   S.   s..   Aug.    13, 

1881. 
McDougall,  W.,  Aug.  13,  '81 
M(  Fadden,   W.   II..  May  27, 

1902. 
McGee,  .1  .  Jan.  I,  1  *'.»>. 
Mclntyre,  A.F.,  Jan.  I.  1890 
\|.  tntyre,  D.  J.,  Jan.  -I.  1890 
Mclntyre,  J.,  Aug.  13,  1881. 
Mi  Kay,  A.G.,  Maj  27,  1902. 
McLaughlin,  K.  J.,   May  27, 

1902. 
McLean.  D.E.,  May  27,  1902 
McMurrich,    W.    r...   Jan.  4, 

1890. 

N 

Nesbitt,  J.  W.,  Jan.   I.  1890. 
Nesbitt,   w..  Oct.  -J.   1899. 
Newcombe,    B.    I...    s..pt.    6, 

1893. 
Northrup,    W.    B.,   May   27, 

1902, 


O'Brien,  II..  Oct  •-'.   1899. 
O'Connor,    D.,  Jan.  6,    1890. 
O'Leary,  II..  Jan.   I.  1890. 
Oater,  II.  s.  May  27,   1802. 


Pateraon,  J.A.,  Maj  27,  1902 
Pateraon,  \.l" .  July  1 1.  '83 
Pouasette,  A  P  Ocl  28  '86 
I'r.  »ton,  I'.  II     Dec   2,  1880 

Pr H".... t,  W  .  M<  h   16,  L872 

Proudfoot,  w  .  Maj  27,  L902 
Purdom,   in     Ocl    2,  1899. 


Km. kin.  .1    B     0       -    1899 

i    M     D.      2    1889 
i;.vn..i.i     i.i     0      2    1898 


Riddell,  W.  EL,  Ocl    2,   18 
Ritchie,  C.  1 1  .  « •■  t.  23,  188 
Roaf,  W.,  Oct  2,   It 
Robertson,  II  .  Jan.   i.  1890. 
Robinette,    T.    < ' ,    May   -7, 

1902. 
Romain-Lewis,    A..    1  '••> .    2, 

1889. 
Rowell,  N.W.,  Mas  27,  1902. 
Rykert,  J.  C,  Aug.  13,  1881. 


Scott,   II.  J.,  July   14,    \i 
Scott,  -I.  <;..  Man  b  13    1876. 
Scuii.  J.  J.,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
Shaw,  A..  Aug.   13    1881. 
Bhepley,  <;.  l'..  Jan.  i.  1890 
Simpaon,  1>.F...  Oct.  2,  18 
Slaght,  T.  R.,  May  27,  1902. 
Smith,  .1.   V..  Oct.  23,   1885 
Smith,  L.  W..  Jan.  4.  1S90 
Smythe,  B.  II..  Oct  23,  1885 
Staunton,  <:.  I...  Oct.  2,  1899 
Strathy,  II  M..  Oct.  23,  1885. 
Stratton,  W.A..  Oct  2,  1890 
Smart,  A..  Oct.  2,   1899 
Sutherland,    R.    l".    Oct    2, 
1S99. 


Teetzel,  J.  v..  Jan.    I.   IS  • 
Thomson,  I>.  E.,  Jan.  -I.  1890 
Tisdale,  !»..  Dec.  18   iv7'-' 
Tiazard,  G.  I..  1  •■  ■     2,   18 


VanNorman,  G.  R.,  Feb   28, 
1873. 

W 

Walk. .in,  K.  'I-..  <  tet.  1  1.   1880 

Walker,  .1.  A.,  Ocl  2,     - 
Walker,  \t    1 1  .  Di 

Wardrope,   W    H.,  Maj    2T, 

1902. 

Washington,   S.  F  0 

1800. 

Watson,  <:    ii     i  i 

Wells,  <;.   W.,  Jan.  I.    18 

White,  W    i:  .  l».  c  2, 
Whiting,   ii      Oct.  2.  18 

Whitney,  .1    P  .  .1  in  <■      ■ 

Wilkes,   A.  J.,  Jan  I. 

Wilson,    M  1890 

Wincbwtei     I     M  21    1902 

W I.  .1     I      .1  in    0    1800 

w      rcll,  -l     v     !'■  -     '' 


Illl.    CANADIAN    I. AW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


7:l 


Barristers 


SAME     IMi     WiJiKK.s- 


mi  Collators-  ttitn  pf 
Toronto. 


1  Adams,  A.  A.,  53  Cau. 
Life  Bldg 

3  Agnew,  J.,  Temple  Bldg. 

5  Alois.  .1.,  i  Wellington 
st  e 

7  Anglin  &  Mallon,  34 
Victoria,  F.  A.  Anglin, 
K.C.,    J.    W.    .Million 

S  Armour  &  Mickle,  G 
King  st.  w.  E.  Doug- 
las Armour,  K.C.,  II. 
W.  Mickle 
10  Armstrong,  A.  B.,  77 
Victoria  st 

12  Arnold!,  F-,  K.C.,   103 

Ra.V     St. 

IS 

13  Baird,  .Tas..  2  Toronto  *t 

14  Baldwin.      L.      II.,      24 

King  w 
l.">  B  a  r  w  i  o  k,  Ayles- 
worth,  "Wright  & 
Moss,  18-20  King  w. 
W'ali.r  Barwick,  K.(\, 
A.B.  Aylesworth,  K.C., 
H.  J.  Wright,  John  H. 
Moss,  Charles  A.  Muss. 
.7.  A.  Thompson 

18  Beaton,  A.H.,  IS  Court 

st 

19  Beatty,     Blackstock, 

Nesbitt,  Faskin  & 
Riddell. 
Beatty,  Blackstock, 
Chadwick  &  Gait, 
Bank  of  Toronto  Bldgs., 
Wellington  e.  W.  H. 
Beatty,  Thos.  G. 
Blackstock,  K.C.,  Geo. 
T.  Blackstock,  .Jv.C., 
E.  M.  Chadwick.  Wal- 
lace Nesbitt,  7v.C,  W 
R.  Riddell.  Iv.C,  T. 
P.  Gait.  D.  Fasken, 
H.  Armstrong,  R.  Mc- 
Kay, C.  W.  Beatty, 
Alex.  Fasken,  H.  E. 
Rose,  Ross  Gooderham 
20  Beaty,  Snow,  Smith 
&  Nasmith.  Confed- 
eration T^ife  Bldg.  A. 
.7.  R.  Snow.  C.  P. 
Smith.  C.  B.  Nasmith. 


21  Beaumont,     II.     B.,    IS 

Toronto  st 

22  Beck,  H.  T.,  Confeder- 

ation Life  Bldg. 

23  Bedford-Jones,     A.     C. 

IS  Toronto  st 
25  Best,  W.H.,  70  Victoria 
27  Biggar  &  Burton,  38 

Toronto  st.    C.   R.   W. 

Biggar,  K.C..  George  F. 

Burton,       O.       Mowat 

Biggar 
2S  Biggs  &  Petrie,  Home 

Life  Bldg..  S  .«'.  Biggs, 

K.C.,  II.  D.  Petrie 

29  Blake,   Lash    &    Cas- 

sels,  Bank  Commerce 
Bldg.  S.  II.  Blake,  K. 
C,  V..  A.  Lash,  K.C., 
W.  G.P.  Cassels,  K.C., 
W.  II.  Blake.  K.C.,  H. 
Blake,  E.  F.  Blake,  A. 
W.  Anglin,  T.  D.  Law, 
W.  A.  II.  Kerr.  W. 
Gow.  Miller  Lash,  R. 
C.  H.  Cassels. 

30  Blake,   S.  V.,   17   Vic- 

toria st.,  London,  Eng- 
land, Solicitor  (Ont- 
ario), admitted  to 
practice  in  the  Privy 
Council. 

31  Boomer,      G.      A.,      17 

Toronto   st. 

32  Boswell,    A.    R.,    K.C., 

59  Yonge  st. 

34  Boultbee,  H.  C,  34  Vic- 

toria  st 

35  Bowerman,    Tj.     H.,   G5 

Canada    Life   Bldg 

37  Boyd,    W.    T..    23    To- 

ronto st 

38  Briggs,  A.  W.,   M.A., 

33    Richmond    w 

39  Bristol,  Bayly  &  Ar- 

mour, 103  Bay  st.  Ed- 
mund Bristol,  E.  Bayly, 
Eric  N.  Armour 

42  Bruce,       John,       City 

Hall,  Spec'l  Examiner. 

43  Bull    &    Kyles,    IS   To- 

ronto st.  T.  H.  Bull, 
John    ICyles 


I  in;   CANADIAN    LAW    LIS!       ONI  UtIO. 


46  Burns  &  McCallum,  70 
Victoria,  S.  W.  Burns, 
W.  II.  S.  McCalluin 

46  Bnrk,  Arthur  W.,  3G 

I".  >!'  >nto  st 

C 

48  ( Jameron   &   Crooks,   2 1 

King  st.  w.  A.  B. 
Cameron,  A.  I ».  <  'rooks 

49  Cameron,  D.  O.,  24  Ade- 

laide st  e 

50  Campbell,     Dugald,     75 

Yonge  st. 
50o1  lanavan,  J.,  77  Victoris 

52  Canniff,      H.      T.,      17 

Adelaide    e 

53  Capreol,  J.  L.,  K.C.,  At- 

torney -'  leneral's  <  >ffice 

54  Carey,   1'.   W.,  85  Can- 

ada   Life   Bldg. 

56  CartwriRht,  J.  R.,  K. 

C,  Deputy  Attorney- 
General.  Parliament 
Bldgs 

57  Cassels,      Cassels      & 

Brock,  Union  Bank 
( ihambers.  1  lamilton 
3els,  K.C.,  K.  S. 
Cassels,  II.  Brock,  G. 
M.  Kelley 

58  Cassels    &    Standish, 

15  Toronto  Bt.  Allan 
I     seels,  li-.i  Btandish 

59  Caswell,  Thomas, 

city  solicitor.  City  Hall 
CO  Cavell  &  Gibson,  43 
Adelaide  e.  W.  R. 
Cavell.  'J'.  A.  Gibson 
«;i  Cawthra,  w.  n.  Man- 
ning Arcade 

03  Cliisholm,    \V.    C,    City 
Hall 
Chnrch,     H.     W. 
nfed'tion   Life   Bldg 
■  Chnrch,  T.    I...   Dineeu 
Bldg 
06  Clark,   \v.  J.,  16  King 
street  w 

Clarke. 

Su  .<  hiy. 


6 


Howes        Si 

Bldg. 

.1    B    i-  •       l; 

III'.  0.  8m  abey 

68   Clark.     Win.     Mo,  ti- 
mer   &    Gruv.     I  I 

Life  B  W 

timer      Clark,      I 

I    \\   < , 
w     \ 


09  C  1  u  t  e,  Macdonaid, 
Macintosh  &  Hay, 
McKinnon  Bldg.  B.O. 
Clute,  K.O.,  G.S.  Mac- 
donaid, .1.  A.  Macin- 
tosh, J.  G.  H.,y.  A.  K. 
I    ate 

C9aCoe,  John  W.,  21  Ade- 
laide 

70  Coatsworth  Sc  Rich- 

ardson, Temple  Bldg. 
Emerson  <  Joatsworth, 
Jr.,  J.  T.  Richardson 

71  Code,    J.    It.,    1     Ade- 

laide o 

72  Cook  &  Johnston,  I  lome 

Life  Bldg.    Wm.  « 
\V.  Johnston 

73  Corley,  J.W.S.,103   B 

7  I  Cronihie,  Worrell  & 
Gwynne,     IS    and    20 

King    w.      .7.    A.    Wor- 
rell.      K.C..       W.      D. 
Gwynne,    Special 
a  miner. 
7.")  <  'row  tii.]-.  J.,  166  Bay  pt 
T.'F'/Cnrry  Sc  Eyre,  6  King 

Bt  W.  J.  W.  i  'nny.  K. 
C.,    City    Crown    Attv. 

R.  W.  Byre 
D 

7»">  Davis.  Cook  <S:  Bmith, 
157  Bay  st.  B  N. 
Davis,  J.  B.  Cook,  l  >. 
T.  Bmith 

77  Deacon,   G.  Prior.  84 

Victoria  st 

78  Dclamere.    Rcesor    Sc 

Ross.     18    T 

T.  1».  Delamere,  K.C., 

H.    ,\.    i;  ■      0, 

79  Denison,G.T.,  Jr.,   I  1  ■ 

ronto  st 

80  Denovan,     a.     m..    -» 

King  st   « . 
vi   Denovan,     Joshua,     24 
Adelaide  •• 

B2    Denton,         Dunn         St 

Mo, ,  I  I   In    |  OOtJ 

Trust    Cham.      Frank 

I  '    Dton,    K.O.,     !!■  rl.ert 

I     Dm  ■     W  M    Boult- 

i),  wmri       v..,, an     A 
Maw.   National    i 

ii    ii    D  wart, 
K  l 

\|.    c  II 

\\      M 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— ONTARIO. 


75 


84  Dockray.     T.      D.,     34 

Victoria  st 

85  Dods  &  Grant,   G  King 

w.    A.  Dods,  G.  Grant 
8G  Donald,     Duncan,     158 

Bay  st. 
S8  Douglas,        J.,        1296 

Queen    w. 

89  Douglas,  W.M.,  K.C., 

Home   Life   Bldg. 

90  Drake,  F.  A.,  9  Toronto 

91  Drayton,   P,   EL,  9  To- 

ronto st 

92  Dunbar,     J.     F.,     Home 

Life  Bldg. 

93  DuVernet,  Jones  &  Fer- 

guson, Temple  Bldg.  E. 
E.  A.  DuVernet,  J.  A. 
Ferguson,  J.  E.  Jones 

94  Dymond.    A.  M..     K.C., 

Attoy.-General's    Office 


95  Eagen,  N.  B.,  1  Toronto 

96  Earngey     &     Hassard, 

Confed.  Life  Bldg.  W. 
D.Earugey,  A. K. Has- 
sard 

$8  East,  H.  M.,  11% 
Richmond    st   w 

99  Eastwood,  J.  P.,  75 
Yonge  st 

101  Edgar,   James   F„  59 

Yonge  » 

102  Elliott,  C,  18  Welling- 

ton e 

103  Elliott,  W.  J.,  20  Ade- 

laide w 

104  English,      E.      Taylour, 

Canada   Life  Bldg. 

105  Evans-Lewis,     C,     43 

Adelaide  st  e 


108  Fetherstonhaugh,   F. 

B.,  Bank  Com.  Bldg. 

109  Fitzgerald,     E.    G.,    53 

Canada   Life   Bldg 

110  Ford.    Frank,    Solicitor 

for  Treasury 

113  Foy      &      Kelly,      80 

Church  st.  J.  J.  Foy, 
K.C.,  H.  T.  Kelly 
(with  Foy  &  Co.),  E. 
L.  Middleton,  A.  E. 
Knox,   H.   A.   Tibbetts 

114  Francis  &  Wardrop,  15 

Toronto  st.  W.  Fran- 
cis. R.  Wardrop 


115  Fraser  &  McKeown,  15 

Toronto  st.  Robt.  L. 
Fraser,  S.  W.  Mc- 
Keown 

116  Fullerton,   J.   S.      K.C., 

City  Counsel,  Cityllall 


118  Galbraith,  G.H.,  77  Vic- 

toria st 

119  Gallagher  &  Bull,  Tem- 

ple Bldg.  Z.  Gallagher, 
W.  P.  Bull 

120  Gamble,    C.    &    H.    D., 

28  Scott  -st.  Clarke 
Gamble,  K.C.,  H.  D. 
Gamble 

121  Gardner,  G.  M.,  2  To- 

ronto si 
1  22  Gash,  N".  B.,  *}  King  E 

125  Gibson,  A.  Cecil,  18 
Toronto  st 

127  Gibson,  R.  J.,  15  To- 
ronto st 

131  Gordon  &  Fowler,  Medi- 
cal Bldg.  W.H.L.  Gor- 
don, H.  C.  Fowler 

133  Greene,  C.  H.,  77   Vic- 

toria st 

134  Grierson,   D.   D.,   9   To- 

ronto st 

135  Grote,  Geo.W.,  Equity 

Chambers 

136  Gunther,  E.  F.,  Canada 

Life  Bldg. 

II 

136oHall  &  Payne,  35  Ade- 
laide e.  W.  C.  Hall,  J. 
W.  Payne 

137  Hamilton,    J.    C.      Mc- 

Kinnou   Bldg. 

138  Hannah,  W.G.,  35  Ade- 

laide e 

139  Hansford,  J.  E.,  28  To- 

ronto st 

141  Harman,  G.  F.,  18  To- 

ronto st 
lllaHarris,  S.  B.,   157  Bay 

142  Haverson,   J.,   28  Wel- 

lington e 

143  Hearn  &  Slattery,  47 

Can.  Life  Bldg.    T.  F. 

Slattery,  E.  J.  Hearn 
145  Heighington,    Joseph,    6 

King  st  w 
147  Henderson,    Charles,    15 

Toronto  st 


76 


THE    C  WUHAN    I.WV    I.IM       ON  I  \KI<>. 


149  Henderson  &  Davidson, 

24  Adelaide  <■■  Blmea 
Henderson,  \.  p.  I>n- 

vi.lson 

150  Henderson    &    Small, 

•-'I  Adelaide  e.    .1.  Hen 
derson,  .1.  T.  Small,  C. 
( ;.  Jones 
150aHeward.  G.  C,  18  King 

151  Heyd,   L.   F.,    K.C..   36 

Toronto    st 

152  Higgins    &    Douglas, 

Dineen  Bldg.  T.  M. 
Biggins,  Win.  Douglas 

153  Hilton    &     Laing,    Mail 

Bldg.  •  F.  A.  Hilton, 
J.  M.  Laing. 

154  Hislop,     T.,     9^     Ade- 

laide e 

155  Hodge  &  Forster,  Man- 

ning Bldg.  Roberl 
Hodge,  B.  A.  Forster 

156  Hodgins,  .1.  <;..   Depart- 

ment of  Education 

157  Holmaii,    Drayton   & 

Slaght,  28  Toronto  Bt 
Charles  J.  Holman, 
K.C..  H.  L.  Drayton, 
A.  (J.  Slaght 

158  Holmes      Sc      Gregory, 

Can.  Life  Bldgs.  G. 
W.  Holmes,  W.  D. 
Gregory 

159  II. .skin.  Ogden  &   Hos- 

kin,  L'.'{  Toronto  st 
Alfred  Hoskin,  K.C., 
Albert  Ogden,  A.  10. 
Hoskin 

160  Hunter,    John    How- 

ard, k.<\.   Parliament 

Bldga 
168  Hunter,  I...  34  Victoria 
Ml  Hunter,    W.    !.'.    i...   50 

Xoage  st 

165   Hunter      &      Hunter, 

Temple  Bldg.  W,  ll. 
I  [nnter,  A  T.  1  [nnter, 
.1.  II.  1  [unter 


166  lr-  Ing,    ASmilius,    i 

<)••   Hall 
108    I  ruin       K-       Jotkt    .       2 I 
King   W.    II.    D.    Irwin, 

K.C.,     Clerk     of     the 

B    \  I     ; 

•    I  ruin,     W     N  ,     18      1 

ronto 


170  Jacket   A   Jack. 

Church    &    Court    Bts. 
0.  B.  .v  R.  H    Jackes 
L70oJameson,    I ».    \\\.   Tem- 
ple I 

171  Johnston     &     Fa  Icon - 

bridge,    7.~>    ^  ong( 

B.  I  •'.  B.  Johnston, 
K.< '..  John  1 ».  Falcon- 
bridge 

171  "Johnston,  S.,    103   Bay 

-i 
J  71'  Jones,  F.  C.  L.,  18  To- 
ronto st 

173  Jones,  II.  C,  18  Toron- 

to st 

174  Jones,  J.  G..  157  Bay  si 

1  i-~>  Jones,  Smith  &  Hoi- 
linrake.  16  King  w. 
S.A.  Jones,  W.A.  Smith 
W.  A.  Hollinrake 

176  Jones,  Mackenzie  & 
Leonard 
Jones,  Gibson  & 
Reid,  18  Toronto  Bl .. 
B  rerley  Jones,  «;.  A. 
Mackenzie,  < '.  .1  Leon- 
ard, t ;.  <  libsoD,  T.  i 

K 

178  Kent,        II.         A.        BL, 

Fonge  sr.  Arcade 

179  Kerr.    Bull  <fc  Row.  11 

r>; •  STonge  Bt,     <  ;• 
Kerr,    B.    B.    Bull,   N. 
W.  Rowell,  K  I 
Shaw 

1S1    Kerr,  Davidson.  Pat 
erson    &     Grant.     23 

Adelaide  e.    .1  K.  Kerr, 
K.C     w     Da   idson,  J. 
A.   Paterson,   K.C     B 
A.  < Iran      I    1 1 
182  Kilmer     &     Irvine.     1" 
King  u .   < ;.  II.  Kilmer, 

W.   II.   Irving 

188  King.  B.,  18  felling- 
ton   p 

186  Klngsford,  I;  i:..  U 
King  w 

186   KiiiK»i"iH.  Hell- 

iiiiith,     Saiiiul.  in     Sc 
Tori  a  n.-.-  1 '  I        \\ 

Ungton  u      N    Kings- 
mill    K.<       ll      Hell- 

innlli.     K  •     W 

■  •         \\        I  ' 

1       '       ' 

w     B    KlngsmlU 


Ill K   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


186aKingston,  Geo.  A..  L6 
King  st   w 

IsT  Kiiitfstone,  Synions 
&  Kingstone,  20 
King  w.     I'.  W.  King- 

b1 >,     David    T.    Sy- 

mona.  II.  G.  Kingstone 


1S8  Laidlaw,  Kappele  & 
Bicknell,  Imperial 
Bank  Bldg.  W.  Laid- 
law, K.C.,  Geo.  Kap- 
pele, Jas.  Bicknell,  K. 
C,  J.W.  Bain,  C.  Kap- 
pele 

190  Lamport     &    Ferguson, 

Can.  Life  Bldg.  W.  A. 
Lamport,  H.  M.  Fer- 
guson 

191  Lander,  W.  J.,  166  Bay 

194  L.ee    &    O'Donoghue, 

Dineen  Bldg.  W.  T.  J. 
Lee.   J.  G.  O'Donoghm 

195  Lefroy       &       Boulton. 

Traders  Bank  Bldg. 
A.  II.  F.  Lefroy,  C. 
R.    Boulton 

196  LeVesconte,  R.  C.,  Na- 

tional Trust  Cham. 

187  Lindsey,  Lawrence  & 
Wadsworth.  Home  Life 
Bldg.  G.  G.  S.  Lind- 
sey, A.  <i.  F.  Lawrence, 
W.  R.  Wadsworth 

198  Lobb,  A.   F.  Citv  Hall 

200  Loftus,  J.  T..  103  Bay 

201  Love,  S.,  75  Yonge  st 

nic 

202  McArthur,  D.,  39   Ade- 

laide e 

203  McBrady    &    O'Con- 

nor, Can.  Life  Bldg. 
L.  V.  McBrady,  K.C.. 
T.  J.  W.  O'Connor 

204  McBride,  -I  .  75  Yonge  st 

205  McCarthy,    Osier, 

Hoskin  &  Hai- 
court,  Home  Life 
Bldg.  John  Hoskin, 
K.C..  F.  \Y.  Harcourt, 
W.  B.  Raymond.  II.  S 
Osier.  K.C..  Leighton 
McCarthy,  K.C.,  D.  L. 
McCarthy,  C.  S.  Mac- 
Innes,  Britton  Osier, 
A.  M.  Stewart.  Coun- 
sel, Christopher  Robin- 
son, K.C. 


208 
209 

210 

211 

213 

21  I 


215 
21G 


'JIN 


219 


McDonald,  W.  J.,  IS 
Toronto    st 

McGhie  &  Keeler,  '.>'._. 
Adelaide  e.  .1.  II.  Mc- 
Ghie, A.  J.  Keeler 

McGillivray,  J.  A., 
K.C,  Temple  Bldg 

McLaughlin  &  Johns- 
ton, McKinnon  Bldg. 
R.  .1.  McLaughlin,  K. 
i '     K.  I>.  Johnston 

McMicliael,  A.  F.,  18 
Victoria   st 

McMurrich,  Hodgins 
&  McMurrich,  5  Me- 

linda  st.  W.  B-  Mc- 
Murrich,  K.C.  Frank 
E.  Hodgins,  K.<'.,  .T.D. 
McMurrich,   B.A. 

McNab,  Allan,  L5  To- 
ronto st 

McPherson,  Clark, 
Campbell  &  Jarvis, 
10  King  st.  w.  W.  I>. 
McPherson,  -7.  M. 
Clark,  K.C,  It.  U.  Mc- 
Pherson. G.  C.  Camp- 
bell, F.  C  Jarvis, 
Joseph    Montgomery 

McWhinney,  Ridley 
&  Co.,  Horn.'  Life  Bldg 
W.  J.  McWhinney,  H. 
B.  Ridley,  S.  B.  Woods 

McWilliams,  W.  G., 
Mail  Bldg 


220  Macdonald,    Cartwright 

&  Garvey,  '•'>'  STonge 
si.  A.  I».  Cartwright, 
W.  II.  Garvey,  J.  A. 
Rowland 

221  Macdonald,  C.  E.,  9  To- 

ronto st 

223  Macdonald,     Donald,    1 

Toronto  st 

224  Macdonald,     J.     A.,     75 

Yonge  st 

225  Macdonald,   Shepley, 

Middleton  &  Don- 
ald, 28,  30  Toronto  st. 
J.II.  Macdonald,  K.C, 
<;.  !•'.  Sbepjey,  K.C, 
W.  E.  Middleton,  R.C 
Donald. 
22G  Macdonell,  McMas- 
ter  &  Geary.  51 
Yonge  st.  A.  McL. 
Macdonell,  A.  C.  Mc- 
Master,  G.  R.  Geary,- 
T.  H.  Barton 


7^ 


mm     CANADIAN    LAW    LIST      ONTARIO 


227  Maedonell  &  15oland, 
2  Toronto  st  A.  C. 
Macdonell,  W.  J.  Bo- 
land 

229  MacGregor,     John,     '•' 

Toronto  st 

230  Mackay,  W.  C,  16  King 

231  Ma.  kenrie,    10.    C.    18 

Toronto   st 

232  Mackenzie,  II.  <:..  Medi- 

cal Bldg 
Macklem.     O.    R.,    15 
Toronto  Bt 

235  Maclean,  Frank  W., 

:;  I  Victoria  si 
235<  iMacMurchy,  Deni- 
son  &  Henderson.  Is 
Kin-  w.  and  Union 
Station.  Angus  Mac- 
Mnrcby,  S.  Denison, 
K.   B.   Henderson 

236  Macrae.     II.   H.,     1  To- 

ronto  st. 

237  Marsh     &     Cameron, 

_'"i    Toronto   st.    A.    II. 
Marsh.     K.C.,    W.    A. 

<  'ameron 

j:  .7./ Malone,  Malone  & 
Holden,  Toronto  Gen. 
Trusts  Corp.  Bldg.,  59 
Yonge  Bt,    E.T.  Malone, 

K.C.,      A.      I..      Malone 

John  B.  Holden 

238  Marsh  &   Marsh,  Home 

I. if-   Bldg.      <;     W.  & 
W.  L.  B.  Marsh 
238oMartin,  II.  .T..  4.",  Ade- 
laide e 

239  Martin.  S.  S„  28  Toron- 

to st 
'_'!"   Maston.        Starr        & 

Spenrr,  Canada    i 
%.     C.    A.    Masten, 

.1.     R.     I..    Starr.    .1.    II. 

Spence,    \    W.  Hnnter 
211    Mean  -.  Frank  s..  II. .m- 

I. if-   i 
243   Meek,    Bd.,   Mail   Bldg. 

211    Mcrerr    &    Bradfonl. 

2  1  King  rt.  m    B 

Mercer,  B.H    Bi  idford 

245    Mori-dith    &    Cam.i- 

..ii.  1 108  Temple  I 
John    It.    Meredith,    M 

:  oil 
2  17     Millar      »V       I 

<       Millar, 
\V  I 


248  Milliken    &    Clark,    72 

Xonge  Bt.  W.  B.  Mil- 
liken,   II.  A.  Clark 

249  Mills     &     Tennant.    16 

King  st  w.  .7.  A.  Mil)« 
J.   II.  T.  nnant 

2"."  Mill-.  Raney,  Ander- 
Bon  iV  Hales,  l»;  King 
w.  c.  (i.  Mills.  W.  i: 
Raney,  Alex.  Mills,  A. 
J.  Anderson,  .1.  Hales 

250/»Milite..J.A..T>nip1«-BMg 

251  Moberly,  T.  B.,  Temple 

Bldg. 

252  Montgomery,   Flenr 

Montgomi  ry,  ( 'an.  Life 
Bldg.    .1.  I).  Montgom- 
ery, W.  -1.   Fleui 
A    Montgomery. 
2."  I  Morphy,  A..  Bnrsar  Up- 
per <  'an    i 

255  Morris,  W.,  24  King  w 

256  Mowat,      Lianpjton, 

Mow.  at     &     M.i,  1.  ii- 
nan,     !)     Toronto 
Sir    Oliver    Mowat.    K. 

C  .  <:  C.M.G.,   r   l 
ton.    K.C.    II.    M.    Mo- 
wat.  K.O.,  R.  .1.  M  a - 
lennan. 

257  Mulock.     Mulock     & 

L,ee,    Dominion     B 
<  'hani.      I  [on.    Sir   Win. 
Mulock,       K.C.       Win. 
Mulock,  1    l>. 

I..-.' 

Muiv.y.  Thomas,  li 
(Quebec  Bank  Cham 

259  Monro,  R.  H    3 

ronto  st 

260  Mnrphy,  X..  Church  st 

261  Murray.    II.    W.    ML,    18 

Toronto 


262  Mason,    1.,   65   Canada 

King  st  w 
264   N  W     B    24     I 

laida  e 

O 

b.  J     r. .    i  i 

I..:.     B 
266   O'Brii-n  Si.   Luinl> 

H 

. .  r.    •        K  l 
Lundy 


THE   C  \\  \l'l  \N    LAW    LIST— ONTARIO. 


70 


267  CFMeara,     A.    B.    Con- 

federation  Rite   Bldg 

268  O'Neail,  W.  J.,  Nation- 

al Trust  Cham. 

2G9  Owens&Co.,  9  Toronto. 

K.  W.  J.  Owens 


270 
271 


273 
274 


_'  i .  > 
270 
^>77 


Paterson,  N.  F.,  K.C., 
Temple  Bldg. 

Parker  &  Bickford, 
18  Toronto  st.  W.R.P. 
Parker,  B.  II.  Bickford 

Pearson  &  Denton,  1 
Toronto  st.  J.  Pear- 
son. .1.  II.  Denton 

Penton,   B.,   77  Victoria 

Pinkerton  &  Cooke, 
.Medical  Bids.  W  • 
Pinkerton,  P.O.  Cooke 

Porter,  Charles  H., 
i  'anada  Life  Bldg. 

rroctor.  J  as.  A.,  24 
Adelaide  e 

Proudfoot,  Duncan, 
Grant  8c  Skeans. 

Proudfoot,  Duncan  8c 
Miller,  Bank  of  Com- 
merce Bldg.  Wm. Proud- 
foot, K.C.,  E..T.B.  Dun- 
can. W.  H.  Grant,  W. 
A.    Skeans.    A.A.Miller 

R 

27S  Bead  &  Bead,  McKin- 
non  Bldg.  D.  B.  Read, 
K.C..  W.  Read 

280  Reynolds,   E.   R.,  9  To- 

ronto st 

281  Ridout,  John  G.,  103 

Bay    st 
281oRitchie,    T.    E.,   Temple 
Bldg. 

282  Ritchie.  G..  8%  King  e 

28 3  Ritchie,    Ludwig     & 

Ballantyne,  0  To- 
ronto st.  C.  H.  Rit- 
chie, K.C..  M.  H.  Lud- 
wig,  A.  W.  Ballantyne 

284  Roaf  &  Roaf,  23  Ade- 

laide e.  W.  Roaf,  K.C., 
J.   R.   Roaf 

2SG  Robertson  &  Maclen- 
nan,  53  Can  Life  Bldg 
Donald  M.  Robertson, 
Jas.    .7.    Maelennan 

2S7  Robertson,  J.  E.,  18  To- 
ronto st 


28S  Robinette  &  God- 
frey, 15  Toronto  st. 
T.  C.  Robinette,  K.C., 
.1.  M.  Godfrey 

L'v.i  Robinson.  ( '.,  K.C., 
Some    Life    Bldg 

290  Robinson,     C.     C,    Old 

Court   House  Bldg. 

291  Roche,   I".  J.,  &  Co.,  18 

Toronto  st 

292  Rolph    &    Brown,   32 

Adelaide     e.       T.     T. 
Rolph,   E.    B.   Brown 

293  Ross  &  Holmested,  Nat. 
Trust  Bldg.   J.  L.  Ross, 
A.  W.  Holmested 

294  Ross,  G.,  1G  King  st  w 

295  Rowan,     T.      A.,      Nat. . 

Trust  Cham. 
29G  Royce   &  Henderson, 

48    King    w.      A.     II. 

Royce,     R.     B.     Hen- 
derson 
297  Ryckman,  Kirkpatnck& 

Kerr,   Can.   Life  Bldg. 

E.  B.  Ryckman,  C.  W. 

Kerr,    A.T.Kirkpatrick 


302  Saunders,  E.,  10  Bay  st 

303  Scott,  H.  J.,  15  Toron- 

to st 

304  Scott        &     Scott,     34 

Yonge,  J.  J.  Scott, 
K.C.,  C.  D.  &  J.  T. 
Scott 

305  Segsworth,    R.    F.,    103 

Bay  st 
30G  Shaver,     H.     Howard, 
1G0  Bay  st 

308  Shilton,    Wallbridge    & 

Martin,  100  McKin- 
non  Bldg.  John  Shil- 
ton, W.IL  Wallbridge, 
Clara  B.  Martin 

309  Sinclair   &   Sinclair,  46 

King  w.  A.  H.  Sin- 
clair. D.  L.  Sinclair 
311  Smellie  &  Macdon- 
nell,  28  Toronto  st.  R. 
S.  Smellie,  G.  F.  Mac- 
donnell 

314  Smith     &     Greer,    25 

Toronto  st.  J.  F. 
Smith.  '  K.C.,  John 
Greer,  G.  L.  Smith,  R. 
H.  Greer 

315  Smyth,    R.    G.,    18    To- 

ronto st 


80 


i  in     i   v\  \ni  \N    I.  \w    i.i>i      <  >vr  \i:k>. 


.-.h,   Smyth.     Wm.     R.,    70 

Victoria  Bt 

317  Snider,  F.  «'..  18  Toron- 

to Bt 

318  St.  John  &   Ross,  Tem- 

ple   Bldg.    .1.    W.    St. 

John,  I».  C  Ron 
320  Strathy,  .1.  K.,  123  Sim- 

coe  st 
82]    Swayzie,     B.     E.,     17 

Adelaide 
322  Sweany,   G.    K..  Temple 

Bldg. 


323  Taylor,  W.  J'..,  43  Ade- 
laide c 

."■'_'."•  Thomson,  Henderson  >.v 
B  II,  General  Trusts 
Bldg.,  59  STonge  st. 
I>.  ]•:.  Thomson,  K.C., 
D.  Henderson,  (Jcorge 
Bell.  W.  \.  Tilley 

326  Thomson,  T.  <;.,  .Medi- 
cal Bnildlng 

328  Thnrstou,  \V.  <:.,  2:: 
Toronto   st 

331  Treineear,    W.    J.,    & 

Co.,  75  STonge  Bt 

332  Trow.    A.    F..    Osgoode 

Ball 

333  Tytler,     .7.,     9tf     Ade- 

laide st  e 

I 

334  Urquhart   &   Urquhart, 

M..1.   Bldg.      1>.    T'r.pi- 

hart,  T.  Urquhart 


335  \  an  der   Voort,   M     P., 

158  Bay  st 

336  Viokers,  "Wm.  W..  77 

STork  at 

.-,.:;7   Waldron    &   Hod: 

-  Toronto  Bt,    G   W 

roii.    \V.    11.    Hod. 
337uWarren,  .1 .  •• ..  McKiunon 

338  Watson,       Siuoke      Sc 
Smith,  Nal  iciiial  Tru-' 

Bldg.     Geo.    II.    w 
Bon,  K.< '..  s.  ( '.  Smoke, 

.1.    <i.    Smith,    .7.    Jen- 
nings. N.  Sinclair 

340  Watt,       II.       I...      Can. 

Life  Bldg 

342  Welton,    II.    It.,   1   To- 

ronto  st 

343  White,    .T.    P.,    27.    To- 

ronto  st 

344  White,  .1.  T.,  28  Toronto 
344a  Whitehead,       W.      M. 

'2  Toronto  st 

345  Wickham,  ll.  .1  .  Temple 

Bldg. 
348  Wickson,  S.,  s'L.  Kinge 

341  Wilkie   A    W I,    Borne 

Life   Bldg.    <i.   Wilkie, 
I       v,         ,    ir. 

348  Williams,  A.  J.,  Yonge 

st   arcade 

349  w i.  s.  G  .  18  King  w 

350  Woods,    8.    B.,    Home 

Life  Bldg 

351  Wright,  3.  A..  17  A 

ii'le  e. 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— ONTARIO. 


M 


^Barristers  anir  Jlnliritors 

Throughout  the  Province,  with  reference  to  Torotito  Agents. 
Notk.     Tofindtht  Toronto  Agent,  th,  number  after  nantt  will  refer 


you  in 


norm  in  Toronto  Lnt  oppcsHethesanu    number.     Except  whin  specified  tht  firm 
representing  numbers,  •n-<  Agents  in  all  Divisions. 
"  lh  ,ui  Office. 


H.  <>. 


1  Toronto 

A 

2  Acton,  Co.  H avi ton 

Mackhinon,  A.  J.-00 
McLean,    W.   A. 
(H.  O.  Guelph) 

Ailsa   Craig,   Co.   Mid- 
dlesex 

Meredith   &   Co. 
(H.    O.    Loudon) 

I     Alexandria.   Co.  Glen- 
garry 
Legault,  L.  G.  D. 
Macdonell  &  Costello- 
1^7.    J. A. Macdonell, 
K.C.,    F.  T.  Costello. 
Munro,  M.-225 
Smith,  A.  L.-266 
Tiffany,  E.  H.-29 
J  Alfred,  Co.  Prescott 
Evanturel,  A.-176 
~>     Alliston.  Co,  Simcoe 

Fisher  &  Bell-85.     W. 
G.     Fisher,     W.     A. 
Bell 
Lennox   &  Co. 

(H.  O.  Barrie) 
McCarthy,  Duncan    & 
Boys.    J.  M.  Duncan 

6      UlllOllte.  Co.  Lanark 

Greig    &    Janiieson-15. 

A.     M.     Greig,     H. 

Jamieson. 
Kirkland.  J.  T.-338 
Stafford,  W.  H.-338. 

~    Alvinston.  Co.  Lambton 

Hanna  &  McCarthy 
(H.  O.  Sarnia) 

8  Amherstbur&Co.Essex 

Clay.  H.-205. 

Davis  &  Davis-256.  D. 

R.   Davis,   F.   H.  A. 

Davis 
Hough,    F.    A.-19 

*to  Ancaster,    Co.     Went- 
worth 
Kenrick.  Ed. 


10 


11 


L2 


13 


15 


Arnprior,  Co.  Renfrew 
Dulmage  &  Burwash- 

10.        It.      Dulmage, 

A.   Burwash 
Grout,  T.  II.-29 
Slattery,  R.  J.-240 
Thompson       &     Hunt- 

89.    I.  B.  Thompsou, 

R.  A.  Hunt 

Arthur,  Co.  Wellington 

McMartin.  M.  M.-23G 
Wilkins,   M.-tJG 

Athens,  Co.  Leeds 

Beall,  T.  R. 
Lewis,  W.  A. 
(H.  O.  Brockville) 

Aurora,  Co.  York 
Lennox     &     Choppin- 
350.     T.  H.  Lennox, 
Taylor,  A.  E.-69 

Ay  liner.  Co.  Elgin 

Crawford  &  Crawford- 
15.        J.     Crawford, 

Haines,  A.  E.-247 

Miller  &  Backhouse- 
256.  E.  A.  Miller, 
A.   H.  Backhouse 

Stevens.  W.  E. 


15«  Baneroft,  Co.Hastinge 

Halliwell    &   Boldrick- 
240.     H.  L.  Boldrick 

16     Barrie.  Co.  Simcoe 
Ault,  W.-15 
Dickinson,    J. -235a. 
Hewson  &  Creswicke- 

226.     C.  E.  Hewson, 

A.  E.   H.   Creswicke 
Lennox,       Ardaugh, 

Cowan    &    Brown- 

15.      H.    Lennox,    B. 

H.        Ardaugh,       A. 

Cowan,      G.      E.    J. 

Brown 


82 


l  III     CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


McCarthy,    Boys    & 
Murchison-20.Y      .1. 

A.  McCarthy,  W.  A. 

Boj  s,  D.C.Murchisou 
Plaxtou  C.  W.-256 
Badenhnrst,  G.  A.-15 
Ross,   I  >.-15 
Stewart  A  Btewart-15 

II.  I>.  Si. •wan.  1  >.  M. 

Stewart 
Strathy  &  Eaten  20 

II.  II.  Strathy,  K.C., 

G.   II.   Bsten 

l-    Beaverton,    l  o.    On 
tario. 
Godson,  T.  B. 
(II.  O.  Bracebridge,  C. 

W.   Moore) 
Roach,  M.  H. 

19    Beeton,  Co.  Snncoe 
Lennox  vV  Praser 

ill.    O.    Tottenham) 
McCarthy  &  Co. 
III.  O.  Barrie) 
21     Belleville,     Co.    Has- 
tings 

Anderson.   P.  J.  M.-157 
Bell  &  Biggar  29.   J. 

Bell.    K.C.-205.      W. 

II.  Biggar,  K.C. 
Bouart,   C.-33S 
Bull,   S.  .1.-338 
Butler,   E.   .T.-240 
Clute   &   Morden  >',:». 

R.     <'.     (lute,    K.C  . 

W.  S.  Morden,  A.  B 

Clute 

mark,  G. 
Diamond,  w  ,  2   225 
Falkiner,  N.  B.-159 

Farnhani,    W.-157 
Flint.  .1.  .1.   B. 
\i      ..ii.  8.-159 
Mikel,   W.  0.-16 
McCamon,    W.   J.-93 
McMahon,  W.  P.-QO 
Northrop    A    Roberts- 
15.  W.  B.  Northrop, 
a.  A.   Robert! 
O'FIynn.   P.   R    IS 
Ponton.  W.   H.-15A8 
I  '..i  tor  A   I '  irnew  157. 
I   I ..  Porter,  W 

Bobertson,  D    B 
Thomas,  H.  Parker  12 
Tbomai   3.    Parker  12 

Iner" 


Wallbridge,  P.  B.-1B 
Williams.  .1  ••'■*.• 

Wills  &  Wright  19. 
J.  P.  Wills,  M. 
Wright 

22  Berlin, «     w 

Andrews.  II.  M.-1T1 
Bitzer.    Conrad-181 
Bowlhy  &  Clement- 

93.     W.   II.  Bowlby, 
K.  I  '..  B.  P.  Clement 
B      Iby,  I'-  - 
Cram,  W.   M.-257. 

Millar    &     Sinis-lSl. 

A.    Millar,    K.<\,    H. 

J.  Sims 
Bcellen  &  Weir  93.    J. 

a.  Bcellen,  J.  J.  a. 

Weir 

23  Blenheim,  Co   Kenl 

Goanell,   It.   L.-337a 
Thompson,  K.   M. 

24  Blind    Rhrr.   I>    t.  of 

Algoma. 
Williams   A    McArthur. 

G.  J.  McArthur 

25  Bolton,  Co  I 

Proudfoot  &  Co. 

(II.    O.    Toronto  i 
Lee  &  O'DonoKhue. 

(H.  O.  Toront o) 

26  Bothwell,  Co   Kent 

Hi,  k.y.   W.   R.-181 

27  Bowmnimllt'. 

I  hirbnm 
Galbraith.  J.  K.  338 
Hnnter.   H.   F.  8. 
Loscombe.  K.  B   -1  I 
McLaughlin.  A    B  -29 

Simpson      &      Blair- 
157.     D    B    B 

K.C..  C.  P.  Blair 

Braeebridt*,      N'"- 

kok*   I  »istri<  t 

Arnold,   0    U    18 
Aahworth,  .1 
Qodwon,  T    I'    159. 
Johnson,  T.  216 

29    Bradford.  Co   Sii 

East,  If.  II. 

i  r.   \v.  W.-218 

,,     f,      A 

i     188 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— ONTARIO. 


s:5 


30  Brampton.  Co.  Peel 

Beynon,  J.  W.-338 

Plain,  T.  J.-49 

( Iraham  ^v  BowIes-225. 

B.  <;.  Graham,  A.  B. 
Bowles 

Justin  «fc  Hollis-15.   B. 

F.  Justin,  J.P.Hollia 
Manning,  J.  J. 
Morphy  »fc  Morphy-247 

T.  &  W.  S.  Morphy 
McFadden.  W.  H.-225 
McKecbnie  »fc  Heggie- 

15.     A.     McKecbnie, 

It.  E.   Heggle 
Pringle.  P.  H.-225 

31  Brant  ford,  Co.  Kraut 

Baird  &  P>rown-277.  A. 

L.  Baird,  L.W.Brown 
Bowlby,  J.W.,K.C.-256 
Brewster,  Muir- 

head    &    Heyd-226. 

W.    S.   Brewster,   K. 

C,  G.  H.  Muirhead, 

G.  D.  Heyd 
Charlton,  \V.  M.-338 
Hardy     &     Hard}  -15. 

A.  C.  Hardy. 
Harley  &  Sweet  277. 

J.  Harley.  E.  Sweet 
Heyd,  Livingston  & 

Conch  -  151.      L.    F. 

Heyd,    K.C.,    W.    C. 

Livingston,      J.       H. 

Couch 
Hollinrake,    W.    A.- 

175 
Jones,  E.  C.-151 
McEwen,  M.  W.-69 
Muir,  M,    F.-175 
Nellis,  W.  M.  H.-338. 
Tai>seott.  C.  S.-225 
Wade.    T.    S.-175 
Watts,  A.  E.-20 
Wilkes   &   Henderson- 

15.    A.  J.  Wilkes,  W. 

T.  Henderson 
Woodyatt,  T.-151 

32  Brechin,  Co.   Ontario 

Roach,  M.  H. 

(H.  O.  Beaverton) 

33  Brighton,   Co.  North- 

umberland 
Drewry,  G.-69 
Gordon,  J.  W.-67 


34    BrockvWe.  Co  i 

Brown,   M.   M.-15 
Buell,  W.  B.-15 
I  teacon,  C.  L. 
Deacon,  Jos. 
Eraser,  O.  K.-15 
Fulford,  C.  0.-67. 
Hutcheson    &    Fisher- 
250.  Jas.  A.  Hutche- 
son, A.  A.   Fisher 
Jones,  E.  W.-18G 
Lewis,  W.  A.-283 
.Marshall,  I.  N.-247. 
O'Brien  «fc  O'Brien-249 

D.  &  J.  O'Brien 
Page,   J.   Albert-338 
Stewart.  H.  A.  07 
Wright,   W.   J.-190 

34fl   Bruce  Mines.  Algoma- 
Dist. 

Peterson,  N.  H.-9G 

•">•">     Brussels.  Co.  Huron 
Blair,  G.  E.-277 
Sinclair,    W.    M. 
Taylor,  R.  L.-266 

3  6     Burks    Falls.    Parry 
Sound   District 
Evans,    S.   T.-175 

37    Burlington,  Co.  Hal 

ton. 
Cleaver,  E.  H.-83. 
Kerns,   F.   A.-G7 

c 

39  Caledonia,  Co.  Haldi- 

mand 
Arrell,  H.-240 

40  Gampbellford,      Co. 

Northumberland 
Colville,  A.  L.-15 
Lynch,  D.  J.-338. 
Payne,  G.  A.-338 

41  Canning  toil,   Co.   On- 

tario. 
Reid,  A.  J.-15 

42  Carleton  Place,  Co. 

Lanark. 
McCue,  W.-338 
Mcintosh,  Colin  338 
McNeely,  J.  S.  L.-296 
Patterson  &  Findlay-15 

Robert  Patterson,  G. 

H.  Findlay 
Small,  H.  C. -296 


M 


1  III     I    \N 'A  Ml  AN    LAW    LIS1       ONTARIO. 


13    i'ny  una.*'"-  Haldimand 

Colter   &   Goodnian- 

LS  fi  238o.    C.W.Col- 
ter,  K  <    .  A.  K.  Good- 
man 
Parker,  J.   H. 
Snider,   T.   A.-157 
Thompson,  A.  T.-29 

it    Chatham, Co.  k    < 

Arnold,  B.  B.  218 
Atkinson,   C.    EL-29 
Bell,  Bdwin-82. 
Douglas,  »;.  B.-15 
Houston,      Stone     & 
Scane -■_'(»."».  M.  Hous- 
ton, p.  Stone,  W.  W. 
Scane 
Kerr,  .1.  G.-76 
Lew  is  iV  Richards-lo7. 
O.    L.    Lewis,  W.  G. 
Richards 
Martin,  G.  G.  69 
Martin,    W.  J.-220 
O'Flynn,   J.   B.-29 
McKeough,  W.  B.-216 
Rankin,  .1.  B.,  K.C.-15 
Reeve,  J.-15 
Robinson,  W.  II.  15 
Sayer,  Geo.  A.-256. 
Scullard,  T.-8 
Smith  .X:  Gosnell-69.  H. 

I>.  Smith 
Smith,  W.  P.  68 
Stanworth,   W.-157 
Walker,  J.  A.-334 
White.  J.  W.-225 
Wilson,       Pike       & 
Gnndy-S  ft   98.      M. 
Wilson,    K.C.,   .1.  M. 

I'iko.    W.    B.    (Jim.lv 

i"'    Chesley,  ('"-  Bruce 
tflckle,  0.  .1.  274 

Mi     Chasten  ill*'.  Co.  1  >im- 

dai 
Pal  ton,  A    m 
Lawson,  \V.  B 
Rae,  0.  B 

IT     <  l.irrmonf.    <'...     <>,,- 
tario 
Benton,  Dnnn  ft  Co. 
ill.  <>.  Toronto) 

<  linioii.  Co   Huron 
Brydone,  W 

•t.  J -18 


I  > 


61 


53 


Cobonrx,  Co.  North- 
amber  land 

Armstrong,  A.  J.-19 
Bogs   ■    P.    D.  68 
Fid. I.    F.   M.-205 
Holland,  BL  P.-157 
Hnyokc,  E.C.S.,  K.C.- 

240 
Kerr  ft   Kerr  287     H 

Kerr,  W.  P.  Ken 
Kerr,  John  W.-297 
McColl  ft  Keith  68 

i     B.   .M-Coll,  J.   F. 

Keith 

Colborae,  Co.   Nbrth- 
amberland 
Hunter,  H.  P. 
Payne,  Wm.  L. 
Webb.  F.  L.-24U 

Cold  water,  Co  Simcoe 
Brokovski,  J.  0.-15 

Colliagwood,Co.  Sim- 
coe 

Allan.  W,  T.-i:; 
Birnie,    John,     I 

93 
Bruce  &  Pair-1 22,    G 

W.  Brace,  B.B.  Fair 
Campbell,  W.  A. 
Moberly,  George 
Robertson    &    Mor- 

ris-i.Y  II.  Robertson, 
i:    <;.  Morris 

Comber,  Co.  I 

Poole,  .1.  I. --'•"•" 

Cookstewn,  •  ■ .  Bim- 
Pergnaon  &  Co. 

(II.   6.   Toronto) 

I  ennoi  A  Preset 
ill.  0.  Tottenham) 

<  o|»|><-r    run-.     D  -  . 

Ni|ii--iii'j 
Bttrritt,    W.    F. 

ill.  «>.  Bodbni 

CarawaB,    i 
monl 
Chlsholm,  J.   A.  :i3S 
Chiaholm,  H    i^s 
Copeland.  G.  T  68 

Dnnia      &    Piinuuu 
l'l>,"        ]      \ 

Primes  a. 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


85 


Dingwall.    Jas.-25H 
Gogo  &  Siiles-15.    G.I. 

Gogo.  G.  A.  Stiles 
Harkness    &    Milli- 

gan-Cft.    J.  G.  ILu-k- 

ness,  .T.  C.  Milligan 
Leitch,     Pringl©     & 

Canieron-lS6.     Jas. 

Leitch,   K.C.,   R.   A. 

Pringle,   M.P.,  J.   A. 

C.  Cameron 
Maclennan,  Cline  & 

Maclennan-15.      D. 

B.  Maclennan,  K.C.. 

C.  II.    Cline,    F.    .7. 
Maclennan 

Sheets.   M.  0.-2GG 
Smith    &    Langlois- 

15.       B.     Smith,     A. 

Langlois 

57  Creemore,  Co.  Simcoe 

Lennox,  Ardaugh,  Cow- 
an &  Brown.  G.  E. 
J.  Brown 

McCarthy  &  Co. 
(H.  O.  Barrie) 

57a  Crysler,  Co.  Stormont 
Danis  &  Primeau 
(H.  O.  Cornwall) 

D 

58  Delhi,  Co.  Norfolk 

Dickson,  R.  A. 

59  Deseronto,  Co.  Ha>t- 

ings. 
Deroche,  G.  E. 

60  Drayton,  Co.  Welling- 

ton 
Lown,  A.  S.-58 

61  Dresden,  Co.  Kent 

Sharpe,  J.  W.-205. 
Weir,  G.  E.-334. 

62  Dimdalk,  Co.  Grey 

Lamon.  J.-GG 
MacKay  &  Sampson. 
(H.  O.  Owen  Sound) 

63  DllIHlas.Co  Wentworth 

Begue,  T.  H.  A.-18G. 
Knowles,  W.    E.    S.- 

188 
Gwyn,  H.  C.-205 
Lawrason.  J.  W.-338  & 

293 
■Wardell,  A.  B.-15 
h 


64  Diiiinville.    Co.     Hal 

dimand 
Bradford  &  Bradford- 

244.     R.   Bradford 
Eccles,  J.  C.-15. 
Macdonald      &      Mac- 

donald-225.      Jas.  F. 

&  S.  C.  Macdonald 
Swayze,  W.  D.-15 

65  Durham,  Co.  Grev 

Davidson,  W.  S.-241 
McCaul.  G.  L.-58 
MacKay  &  Dunn.     W. 

G.  MacKay,  K.C.,  W. 

F.  Dunn 
Telford,  J.  P. 

66  Diitton.  Co.  Elgin 

Barnum.  W.  H.-241 
Leitch,  C  St.  Olair-29 

E 

67  East    Toronto,     Co. 

York 
Proudfoot  &  Co. 
(H.  O.   Toronto) 

68  Egansville,  Co.    Ren- 

frew 

Lawson.   W.-2GG 
Matheson,  R.  A.-13 

70  Elmval<k,  Co-  Simcoe 

Lent,  W.  F.  W.-15 
McCarthy  &  Co. 
(H.  O.  Barrie) 

71  Elora.   Co.    Wellington 

Burns,  E.-15 
Wissler,  H.-33S 

72  Erin,  Co.  Wellington 

McDowell,  W.-225 
McKechnie,  A. 

73  Essex,  Co.  Espex 

Geddes,  F.  B.-225 
Wismer,   E.   A.-29 

74  Exeter,  Co.  Huron 

Dickson    &   Carling-67. 

L.  H.  Dickson,  Isaac 

R.  Carling 
Gladman,  F.  W.-157 
Stanbury,  J.  G.-l 


75    Fenelon    Falls,     Co. 

Victoria 
MacDiarmid,  F.  A. 
(H.  O.  Lindsay) 


INK    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


76  Fergus,  '  '"■  Welling! 

llilliar,  T.  II. 
Munro,  N.  M.-15 
Wils,.n    A    Black.     J. 
Wilson,  0.  Black. 

77  I  inrli.  Co.  Stormonl 

l  [arkness  &  Milligan 
1 11.  0.  Cornwall) 
7-     Forest,  Co.  Lamb  ton 
Owens,   \V.  G. 
Porte,    W.  J.-18 
80    Fori    Francis,    Rain; 
River  District 
Keating,    W.  J.-15 
Sissons,  II.  J.  P.  227 

31     Fori    William.  Thun» 
der  Bay   District 
Kenny,  M.  .7. 
Matheson,   W.  A. -15 
Morris,   1".   R.-157 
.Morton.    \V.    L.-73 

i. 

82  Gal(,  Co.  Waterloo 

Allenby.    F.   Q.-186 

Blake.  J.  R.-266. 

Beaumont,  K.  .1.  15 

Card.  \V.  D.-188 

Cole.  A.  E.-93 

Dalzell  &  I'.arrie 
171.  .1.  B.  Dalaell, 
Robt.  Barrie 

Millican  &  Milli- 
can.  W.  J.  Milli- 
can. A.  E.  Millican. 

Seconl,  M.  A.-311. 

83  Gananoqne,  Co.  I  >  i  t 

BoltOD    &    .Tackson-57. 

S.    B.    Bolton,   J.   R. 

Jackson. 
Carroll.  Wm.  B.-338 
Ross,  J.  C. 
Shepi.ard.    D.    E.-278 

84  Georgetown,  Co.  Hal- 

ton. 
Goodwillie  &  Good- 
willie.   <;.  s    A  r 
r.  <  ;,.o(iw  iiiic 

B6    Glencoc 

Blackburn  A   I 
ill.  <>    London) 

Meredith,   Judd   A    I 
liott  245.     J.   '      I 

liott 
St.;         A    M        338.   W 
1  •.  M 
86     «.<m|.  ri«  h     C       H 
on    M    '  ■ 
(*nn  l       K.( 


Dancey,  I     I 

l  .  I  •     \    .1. 

Dickinson  &  Gar- 
row  l.'i  B.  L  I  >ick- 
[nson,  <  !has.  <  larrow 

Holt,   Phillip  - 

Johnstoi     m    '  I   176 

Lew        l      \    278 

Lewis,  I  ra  278 

Macdoriald,  A. 

Proudfoot    &    Hays 
1'77     Wm.   Proudfoot, 
K  C,  R.  C.  II 
I 

Gere  Bay    Manitou  in 

Island  District 
1     »hman.J.W.-188&29 

Murray,  A.  <  1.-7 
McKessock,  R.  R.-240 
Titus,  r.  E.-244 

Williams.    W.    II. -2  10. 

Grand    Valley,    Co. 

DufTerin 
Droston,  J.   A.   V. 
Gamble     &     Smiley- 

120.     II    1».  Gamble, 

1-'.     I..    Slinlcv 

89  Gravenhurst,     Mus- 

koka    District 
Hornsby,  F.-266 

90  Grimsby,   ('".    Lincoln 

Gibson  <fc  Ga 
ill.  O.  Hamilton) 

Lancaster.   L    A    B 

Petit,  0.  BL-8 

t'l    Gaeloa.Co.Wellii 
Buckingham,  W  I 

.i    i:  r.'i 
•     thrii    A  < ;  :ti,ri.-ir.. 
P.     Guthrie,     K.<\. 

1  [ugfa   <  lutliric  171 

Jeffrey,  N.  15 

MeKinnon.      R.      L.. 
274 

w   I,  an,  w    a    171 
McMillan    A    Dunbar- 

171     Hugh   McMillan. 

0.  l.  Dunbar. 

M  .ii  ilon. i  1.1    Si    Dim 

220        \      B      Mai 
a», 

M 

M..u    •     .1      \ 

Pctrr»on.  H    W.   157 

Watt     J»m«  15 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


NT 


II 

91a  Hagersville,  Co.  Hal- 
dimand. 
Lindsay,  S.  E.-157 

92  Havelock.   Co.   I 

boro'. 

Sherry.   G.  .1. 
(H.O.  Norwood) 

92a  llillsbui"       Co.    Wel- 
lington. 

Gamble  &  Smiley 

(II. O.  Grand  Valley) 

93  Hamilton,   Co.    Went- 

worth 
Bell     v\:      Pringle-225. 
W.Bell.   K.A.Pringle, 
C.   W.   Bell 
Bicknell,  H.  H.-1SS 
Biggar         &         Mc- 
BrayneL' 10.      S.    D. 
Biggar,    W.    S.    Mc- 
Braj  ae 
Bruce,        I'.ruce        & 
Cowuell-205.        A. 
Bruce,    K.C.,    R.    R. 
Brace,    J.    L.    Coun- 
sel! 
Burkholder,    C.   E.-338 
Carpenter,  H.-157 
Carscallen     &     Call  ill- 
157.     H.  Carscallen, 
K.C.,   E.   D.    Cahill, 
D'Arcy  Tate 
Chisholm    &    Logie- 
78.     .1.  Chisholm,  W. 
A.   Logie 
Crerar  &  Crerar-15. 
John    Crerar,    K.C., 
P.   D.   Crarar,   K.C., 
T.  II.  Crjrar 
Culhara,  J.  A.-15 
Duff,  W.  A.  H.-29 
Evans,  TV.  T. 
Farmer    &    Gould-216. 
T.  D.  J.  Farmer,  M. 
G.  V.  Gould 
Gibson,         Osborne, 
O'Reilly    &    Levy- 
20.    Hon.  J.  M.  Gib- 
-.ii.     K.C.,     W.     W. 
Osborne.    M.    J.    O'- 
Reilly,  G.  II.  Levy 
Haslett.  T.  C.-338 
Jones.  .7.  W.-179 
Kerr,  Goo.  S.-240 
Lazier  &  Lazier-225. 
S.    F.    Lazier,    K.C., 
E.  F.  Lazier 


Lemon,   Charles-205 
L.ee,         Fanner        & 
Stanton    240.      Ly- 
man  I .1.  <;.  Par- 
mer, .1.  J'.  Stanton 
Lees,        Hobson        & 
Stephens  1."  7.        \V. 
I.e.-.   T.    Hobson,   L. 
F.  Stephens 
Lovering,   W.   IT.-1.~7 
McClemont,  W.  M. 

MacKelcan.F.,  K.C.-29 
INI  alone,  Martin-258 
Martin,    F.    R.-238a 
Martin   &   Martin-338. 
E.       Martin,       K.C.. 
K.     Martin,     D'Arcy 
Martin 
Mewburn      &     Am- 
brose-!.">7.         S.     C. 
Mewburn.       E.       H. 
Ambrose 
Nesbitt,       Gauld       & 
Dickson-19.  John  W. 
Nesbitt,   K.C.,  J.   G. 
Gauld,  J.   Dickson 
Papps,  G.  S.-29 
Robertson,   H.   H.-8. 
Special    Examiner 
Ross,  W.  L.-8 
Scott,    J.    J.-304 
Staunton-    &     O'Heir- 
15.   G.  Lynch-Staun- 
ton,  Arthur  O'Heir 
Teetzel,  Harrison  & 
Lewis-240.       J.     V. 
Teetzel,   K.C.,  J.Har- 
rison,  A.   M.  Lewis, 
G.  C.  Thomson 
Waddell,   F.  R.-29 
Waddell,  J.  N.-29. 
Wardrope,  W.  H.-157 

Washington  & 

Beasley-'Jo'>.  S.  F. 

Washington,  K.C., 
A.  C.  Beasley 

95  Harriston,  Co.    Wel- 

lington 
Campbell,  A.  G.-338 
Ebbels,  W.  D.-29 
Spotton,  A.-9G. 

96  Harrow,  Co.  Essex 

Murphy  &  Co 
(H.  O.  Windsor) 

97  Hastings,   Co.    North- 

umberland 
Clarry,  L.  F.-240. 


s.s 


Till;    CANADIAN    LAW   LIST — ONTARIO. 


98  flawkesbury,       Co. 

Prescott 
Lawlor,  II.W.-69&2GG 

99  Bengali,  Co.  Bnron 

Cooko,  II.  J.  D.-277 

100  Hespeler.  Co.Waterloo 

.  a.  i:. 
ill.  O.  Gait) 

101  Ilimtsvillo,    Muekoka 

District. 
Grant.  D.-214 
Howell,  A.  H. 
Hutchison,   S.   A. 
Wilgress,  G.  S-122 


102  Ingersoll,  Co.  oxford 

Hegler,  J.  C,  K.C.-G7 
Hegler,    J.    H.-67 
Jackson   &    Gibson- 

7.     J.    B.    Jackson, 

K.C.,   Thos.   Gibson 
Paterson,  J.  L. 
Walsh,  M.-225 
Wells,  T.-15 

103  Iroquois,  Co.  Dundas 

Davy,  G.   H. 
Overell,  A.  E. 

.1 

104  Jarvis,  C<>.  Haldimand 

Murdoch.  .1.  V.-Tli 

K 

105  Kemotville,  Co.  Qren- 

ville. 
Allen,  T.  K.-225 
Ferguson,  <;.  H.-2 (7 

195a  Klllaloe,     Co.     Ren- 
Crew 

Bates,  B.  A.-17'.» 

106  Kincardine)  Co.  Bruce 

KJeii    a    1  ■  •  -mm. n.    .1 . 

D.    EPer§ 
Loscombe,  W.  C.-15 
Macpherson,    .1.    A .-'_".  I 
Stewart,  R.  J. 

King  i 

Proudfoof  &  Co. 
ill.  O.  Torouto) 

108  Kingston,  *       Fron- 
tenac 

den    •'"  -ir> 
Britton,  !:.  n 

Bl        :  .    im 


C'u  niiiii:-.'>i.i  in.    A.    B.- 

286 
Givens,  D.  A. 
BZing,  1'.  _,"»»i 
Klrkpatrick,  Rogers  & 

Nickle-297.       R.     V. 

Rogers,   K.C,   W.   V. 

Nickle,   J.    Geale 
Macdonnell     &     Far- 

reU-256  ft  811.  G.  M. 

Macdonnell,  K.C.,  J. 

M.  Parrel! 
Macnee,  J.  1 [.-69 
M..w.ii.   .1.    McD.,  250. 
Mudie,  J.-256 
Mundell,  W.-82S 
Mclntyre  <£-  Mclntyre- 

205.      •'       Mclntyre, 

K.C..    D.    M.    Mcln- 

tyre-256. 
Bigney,  T.  .T.-1S2. 
Bmythe    ft    Bmythe-29. 

E.  II.  Bmythe,  K.C., 

G.  II.  Bmythe 
Snook,  T.  L.-15 
Sullivan    W      H.-7 
Walkem      A      Wal- 

kemV.C..         R.       T. 

Walkem,  K.C..  .1.  B. 

Walkem 
Webster,  C.  R.-1S2 
Whiting,   .1.    Ii.-78. 

109  Kingsville,  (      > 

G leve,  >:.  S.-20B 

Smith,  W.  A.-19. 

I, 

109a  LakeneM,  l 

boro' 
Langley,  O.  A.  27  I 

no  Lantasteri  Co    G 

•  i  y 

Maodonajd,   J.   S.-15 

Stewart,   W. 

in  Leaniington, 

B         \.  T.  157 

Clark-   d 

ill.    ().    Windsor) 
on,  w .  T. 

112  Linosaj    i 

:i.    A      P.  21  I. 

Hopkins,  «;    ii    IB 

M 

I.     I  >      M  ,    Al<-x 

McD  i      I 


TIIK    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTAKIO. 


89 


McLaughlin  &  Peel- 
211.  R.  J.  McLaugh- 
lin, K.< '..  .1.  A.  Peel 

McSweyn  /b  Weldon- 
216.  J.  MrSweyn,  I. 
E.  Weldon. 

O'Leary,   H.-29  &  157 

Stewart  &  O'Connor- 
15.  T.  Stewart,  L. 
V.  O'Connor 

113  ListOWel,  Co.  Pert!.. 

Blewett    vV     Bray-225. 

•  F.  R.  Blewett,  Geo. 

.Bray 
Hamilton,  J.  C.-29 
Morphv     »fc     Carthew- 
240.     H.  B.  Morphy, 
J.  M.  Oartnew 
Terhune.  J.  E.-27S 

114  Little  Current,  Mani- 

toulin  Island 
Atkinson,  J.  W. 
Seott.  W.  B.-240 

115  London.  Co.  Middlesex 

Bartlett,  P.  H.-216 

Baitrain,    \V.   H.-15    y 

Bayly  &  Bayly-:'.'.). 
K.  Bayly,  K.C.,  R. 
A.  Bayly 

Beecher,   H.   C. 

Blackburn  &  Cox 
225.  H.  S.  Black- 
burn. A.   B.  Cox 

Buchner  &  Gunn-72. 
U.  A.  Buchner,  J. 
M.  Gunn 

Casey  &  Moi'wood-240. 
A.  Casey,  H.  R.  Mor- 
wood 

Chisholm.  A.  G.-225 

Cowan,   R.   K. 

Cronyn  &  Betts-29. 
F.  P.  Betts,  II. 
Cronvn 

Elliot,  II.  B. 

Essery,  E.  T.-120 

Fitzgerald  &  Fitzger- 
ald-15.  W.  C.  Fitz- 
gerald 

Flock  &  Flock-247.  J. 
H.  Flock,  K.C.,  E. 
W.  M.  Flock 

Fraser  &  Moore- 
157.  M.  D.  Fraser, 
J.  P.  Moore 

Gibbons  &  Harper- 
15.  G.  C.  Gibbons, 
K.C.,  F.  F.  Harper 


Gravdon  &  Graydon- 
171.  N.  P.  Graydon, 
H.  M.  Graydon 

Greenless,  A.-29. 

Hellmutb  ..V:  Ivey. 

Ivey  &  Dromgole-180. 
I.F.  Hellmuth,  K.C., 
C.  II.  [vey,  .1.  U. 
1  Iromgole 

Jarvis  <&  Vining-179. 
C.  G.  Jarvis,  Jared 
Vinlng 

Jeffery,  A.  O.,  K.C.-15 

Jeffery.    J.    E.-15 

Johnston,  E.  H.-183. 

IiUsconibe,  T.  H.-lo 

Macbeth  &  Macpher- 
son-15.  T.  Macbeth,' 
K.C.,  J.  Macpherson 

Magee,  McKillop  & 
Mnrphy-15.  J.  .Ma- 
gee, K.C.,  J.  B.  Mc- 
Killop, T.  J.  Murphy 

Meredith  &  Fisher- 
245.  T.  <;.  Mereditn, 
R.  G.  Fisher 

Meredith,  Judd  & 
Elliott  -  245.  E. 
Meredith,  K.C..  J.  C. 
Judd,  J.  C.  Elliott 

McDonagh,  M.  P.-203. 

McEvoy  &  Perrin- 
21G.    J.  M.  McEvoy, 

F.  E.  Perriu 
O'Neill,    J.   D.-186. 
Proudfoot,  W.  A. 
Purdoni      &      Purdoui- 

284.  T.  H.  Purdoni, 
K.C.,  A.   Purdoni 

Scandrett,   T.   W.-269. 

Stuart  &  Gunn-216. 
Alex.    Stuart,     K.C. 

G.  C.  Gunn. 
Tennent   &   Coleridge- 

197.     D.  H.  Tennent, 

T.  Coleridge 
Toothe    &    Faulds-157. 

R.   M.   C.   Toothe,  J. 

F.  Faulds 
Weekes,  G.  N.-18S. 
Weld,  E.-15 
Winnett,  J.  W.  G.-317 

116  L'Orignal,    Co.  Pres- 

cott. 
O' Brian     &    Hall-205. 
C.  G.  O'Brian,  W  S. 
Hall 

Maxwell.  John-225 


90 


Mil     C  WAIWAX    LAW    LIST— ONI  IRIO. 


117  Locan,  Co,    Middl. 
Bayly  &  Bayly. 

ill.    O.  London) 
McDiarmid,  W.-278 

il~  Lncknow,    Co.   Brace 
Malcomson,  P.  A.-225 
Morrison.    11.-181 

M 

1 1'.'  Hadoc,  Co.  Bastings 
Cross,  W.-236 
M<  ]  >onald,  A.  A. 
Moore,  W   J.-248 
Stewart,  D.  E.  K.-116 

121  Mnrkrinlr.  <        i; 

McCullough,  Pafk-308 

L22  Markham,  Co    Xork 

Hlggins      &      Douglas 

ill.  O.  Toronto) 
Mairs,  A.-43 
Robinson,  W.  A. 
Stephenson,  G.  II. -13 
Wilson,  A.  F.-304 

122a  Marmora,  ( '".  Bast 
inga. 

Wills.    J.     I 

(H.  O.  Belleville) 

123  Mattawa,   n  i  - 

District 
Dunlap,  D.  A.-15 

12 1  Heaford.  Co.  G 

Sutherland,  C.  T  -15 
Wilson,  .1.  S.-29 

i-    ■errickville,    Co. 

Leeds. 

Baker,  A.   K. -•_».!  I 

Midland,    l       9  mcoe 

Bennetl    &    I'inlayson- 

93.     W.   II     Bennett, 

W.   A.    Finla.v 
Grnnt    &    Grant  1M 

l»    Grant 
Bone.   John  20 
Steers,        Godson        A 
.  188    w  Steers, 

i     i.    Godson,  l».  S. 

129  Mlllbreob     i       Dur 

bam 

Ruddy.   R.  IB 
Ml  •!■!.    S.    T. 
Smith.    A.    A.  18 


Hilton.  Co.  Ballon 
Boyd,  E.  W.-216. 
Chisbolm,    Victor-72 
Pick,   W.  J.-127. 
Elliott,  .1.  W.  in 
Bollini 
Matheson,  ] 

L30a  Mih<  rtoii    Ci     Pertb 
Panton,  a.   M. 
ill.  O.  Stratford) 

131  Mitchell,  Co.  i 

Dent     &     Thon 

IB.     A.  Dent,   1".   II. 

Tl '-"u 

Dunbar,  E     \ 

132  Morrisbarg,  i      DuU- 

das 

Bradfield,  <:.  F.-72 
Hilliard,  I  -237 
Johnston,   A.-72 

Lyle,  R,  F  237 
Myers,  C.  A.-i 

Whitney.  .11'    K.< 

133  Mount      Forest,    Co. 

Wellington 

Clarke  &  Clarke-'. 7 

.1.   B.  &   A.  S.  Clarke 
Kilgour,  I:    I  I 

Kin-stun.   W.   II    '■"'• 

McGregor,  M.  0   - 

.M,  Mullen,   .1.    A.-1M 

Perry,  W.  C. 


i:'.  i  Napanee,         I 

Deroche  &  Itladdcn- 

15.     H.  M.  Derocbe, 
K  «'  .  J.  II    Madden 

English,  John-157 

German,  T,    B 

<  Irangi    W     a 

Harrington     <fc     W'.ir- 

l  K).    W      S.    11.  r- 
riiik't"ii. 
Ifordi  d  i    H 

Rattan 

r,  w    l! 
on,    I'    II 
Wilson     &      Wilion- 

\\      i,     AIM. 
Wilson 

Newcastle, 

Imi  m 

Huntei    B    F 

Ml'      III 


THE    I    \N\lil\N*    LAW   LIST— ONTARIO. 


91 


136 

New    llaiiihuru.    Co. 

Elobb,  G.-l  13 

Waterloo 

Walsh  vV  Pish  '2ic.   W. 

Millar,  W.-15 

L.  Walsh,  J.  N.  Fish 

138 

Newmarket.  Co.  York 

146  Orillia.  Co.  Sii 

Lennox  &  <  !boppin-350. 

Evans    &    Evans  ^  Ci. 

11.  B.  ( ihoppin 

i ■'.  I ;.  Bvana 

Lloyd,  T.  H.  _M  I 

Grant,  D.  Inglis-181 

Robertson,  T.  J.- IT. 

Grant,  G.  D.-1S1 

Widdifield,  W.  C.-182 

Gunn.    E.    D.-7 

188( 

Niagara.  ('"   Lincolu 
Lngersoll  i 

(II.  O.  St.  Catharines) 

Hammond,  J.  II.  '  -  T 
McCarthy  &  Co. 
ill.  <>.  Barrie) 
McCosh  &  Thompson- 

L39 

Niagara   Falls.    Co. 

15.  J.  McCosh,  A.  B. 

Welland 

Thompson 

Fraser,    Alex.-240 

Robinson,  S.  S.-2'.i 

German  &  Battle-227. 
W.  M.  German.  K.C., 
Thomas  I'.  Battle 

Griffiths,  F.  W.-240 

Hill,  F.  W.-89 

McBurney,  P.  C.-240 

li"  North   Bay,  Nipisaing 
District 
Browning,  A.  G.-82 
McNamara,   .1.    M.-182 
Senkler,  E.  S.-240 

141  Norwich,    Co.    Oxford 

Brown,  T.-175 
Duncan,  G.  G.-171 

142  Norwood.     Co.   Pfter- 

boro 
Ghent,  C.  A.-240 
Sherry,  G.  J.-29 

o 

1  13  Oakville,    Co.    Halton 
Appelbe.    R.   S.-28 
Cameron,  I).  O. 

(II.  O.  Toronto) 
Chisholm,   W.  A. 

M  I  Oil  Springs,  Co.  Lamb- 
ton. 
Cowan  &  Co. 

(H.  O.  Sarnia) 
Kennedy,   W.  H. 

145  Orangeville,  Co.  Duf- 

Henry,  W.  D.-93 
Hughson,  A.  A.-338 
Island,  J.  L.-291 
McKay,  W.  J.  L. 
McKeown,    C.    R.-181 


Tudhope,    M.    B.-13Go. 

147  Osliawa,   Co.  .Ontario 

Drew,   L.   G. 
Grierson,  J.  P. -IB  1 
Jones,  C.  A.-283. 

Murphy,   II.    E.-179 
Mnrton.  L.  K.-20 
Sinclair,   W.   E.   X.-69. 

148  Ottawa,  Co.   Carleton 

Aylen    &    Duclos-15. 
H.    Aylen,    K.C.,    A. 
\V.  Duclos 
Barry,  W.   H.-l.'i 
Beament,  T.  A. -20. 
Belcourt  &  Ritchie- 

2-_T..     X.A.   Belcourt, 

LL.D.,    K.C.,    J.    A. 

Ritchie,    Co.    Crown 

Atty 
Bishop     &     Smith-78. 

J.      Bishop,      L.      A. 

Smith 
Blanchet,  C.  A.-226 
Bradley  &  Bradley- 

20.     R.  A.   &   R.   R. 

Bradley 
Bursas,  T.  A.-^71 
Caron     &    Sinclalr- 

314.     Hon.  Sir  A.  P. 

Caron,    K.C.,    R.    V. 

Sinclair 
Caron,   J.   B.  T. 
Carss,  J.  A. 
Champagne,  Nap. 
Christie    &    Greene- 

225.        J.      Christie. 

W. mi l  worth  Greene 
Chrysler     &     Beth- 

une-205.         F.       II. 

Chrysler.  K.C..  C.  J. 

R.     Bethune,     P.   B. 

Froctor 


92 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


Code,  W.  .1.-71 

Code    &    Burritt  -71. 

r.  G.  Code,  k.  f. 

Burritt 
Culbert,  < ».  B.-247 
l  >. , w  u ii.  j.  L.-157 
I  mlmage,  C.  A.  R.-16 
1  iaher,  J.  P.-240. 
Forward,  A.  J.-240 
1  i-ipp  &  McGee-71.  A. 
B.  Krip]'.  T.  D'Arcj 
McGee 
Geiumill    &  May-lJ. 
J.     A.     Gemnilll,    A. 
F.  May 
Gorman     &     O'Con- 
nor 93.     M.  .1.  Gor- 
man,    K.C.,     M.     J. 
I  ►'Connor 
Gormully    &     Orde- 
314.    .1.  .1.  Gormolly, 
K .<'..  J.  F.  Orde 
<  rraham,  C.  K. 
Grant,  J.  0.-256 
J  [enderson,  <;.  S.-159 
Hick,  Robert-Id 
Hodgins,  John,  159 
HoKK    &    Magee-113. 
W.    D.    Hogg,    K.C., 
P.  A.  M.,,, 
Kehoe,  L.  J. -194 
Kidd  &  <  i  <  onnor-159. 
W.   .1.    Kidd,   .1.    Ji. 
L.  O'Connor. 
Kidd    &    Thompson-69. 
G    i:    Kidd,  J.  'J'.  C. 
Thompson 
I. .ii-ini. nt  h.      N.      G.- 
293. 

Latchford,  McDou- 
gall  &  Daly-338. 
Hon.  I-'.  R.  Latcnford, 
K.C.,  .1.  Lorn  M< 
■  ougall,  jr.,  !•:.  .1. 
Daly 

«\   I  l.i ll  16,     w.  a. 
D.  Lees,  .1.  M.  Hall. 
Lemieuz,  Am.    32 

Lewis      &      Snullio 

•i       Travers 
Lew  is,  .1    I'.  Bmellie 

LussiiT.    A.   E   '_'•_'.". 
MnrCmkcn,        Hcn- 
ili  i  son     <fc  McDou- 

gml  256.     .1     I     Mc 
McCraken,  G  I 

I  [enderson    1 1  3    M. 

I » « •  1 1  tT .- 1 1 


Maclean,         Donald 
Hector-'JT  1 

Mabon,  B. 

Murphy,   Chaa.  219 
McCarthy,  W.  C. 
McGiverin    &    Hayden- 

15.  II.  B.  McGirerin, 

A.   Eiayden 

McLaurin  &  Mlllar- 

29.     Geo.  McLaarin, 

II.    .Millar 
McLean,  D.  L.,  K.C.- 

McVeity,  T.-247 

N<  His.        Monk        6c 

Matheson  -  JT.7.     T. 

l'.      Nellia,     II       C. 

Monk,  R.  B.  Math©- 

BOD 

O'Meara     &    Graham- 
L5.      J.    .1.    O'Meara. 
G.  D.  Graham 
I  t'Meara,  J.  93 
O'Meara,  J.  B.  338 
( Osborne,  .1.  R, 
Percival,  II.  A.  225 
Perkins,  Fraser  &  Bur- 
bidge-325.    W.C.  Pi  r- 
kins.   ,\.    \\ .    Fraser, 
K.i'..  II     \.  Burb 
Pratt     &     Pratt-2 
H.    <).    E.    &    C.    B. 
Pratt 
Ritchie,  1 1  57 
Scott.     Scott,     Curie 
&  Gleeson-7.    R.  \Y. 
Scott,     K.i'..     D'AjrCy 
Scott,    W.    II.    Curie, 
B.  P.  'i  eenon 
Scott,  W.   1. 
Sims,  K.  J.  256 
Smith,    J.    .1.  L57 
Stewart,   M.I 
\  incent,  J.  \'.-\:>i 
N'arne,  .1.  K.  325 

Wyld&  Osier  ! :.     W. 

\\'.\ ■:•].  i.i.mi  i  ksler. 

"  Hull     Advocates,     with 
Offices    in    Ottawa 
''rorki'.   (       ' 
Gnuihlc,    Win. 

Ion,  a..   K  r. 

Wright,   Geo.  C. 
I  I     Owefl      ShiiiiiI.        < 

Annatn  '..ni- 

13.       .1     Armstrong, 
Win     P.   Tslfi 


THfc;   CANADIAN    LAW   LIST — ONTARIO. 


93 


<  'liristie.  R.-15 

Forgie,  J.  G.-205 

Creasor,  A.  D.-15. 

Kellock,  W.  M. 

Dobie,  1».  EL,  .h-^41 

Metcalf,   .!.   R.-29. 

Evans,  R.  W.-179 

O'Meara,  J.  .1.-15 

Ferguson,  G. 

Wkite    cV-    Kupple-188. 

Frost,  J.  W.-205 

Peter   White,   jr.,   J. 

Hatton,   W.  .1.-205 

A.  Supple 

Kilbouru    &    Kilbourn- 

White  iV  Williams-171. 

15.      J.    M.  &   F.   H. 

Wm.  R.  White,  K.C. 

Kilhourn 

W.    II.    Williams 

Lucas,  Wright  &  Mc- 

Ardle-179.  I.H.Lucas, 

157  Peiietanuuislieiie, 

W.  II.  Wright,  I.  W. 

Co.  Simcoe 

MrArdle 

Hewson,  W.  II.-58 

MacKay     &     Samp- 

Thompson,  A.  B.-58 

son-20.     A.  G.  Mac- 

158  Perth,  <'o.  Lanark 

K.iy.     K.C.,     II.     E. 
Sampson 

Allan,  J.  A.-33S^ 
Consitt,  G.  A.-15 

Masson,  W. 
Middleboro,  W.  S.-15 

Hall.  F.  A.-15  &  205 
Malloch,  E.  G.,  K.C.- 

I  acker  &  Curneron-19. 

250 
Matlieson     &      I'.al- 

il.   G.  Tucker.  C.   S. 

Cameron 

derson-29.        A.     J. 

P 

Matheson,  J.  M.  Bal- 

150  Paisley,  Co.  Bruce 

Burgess     &     Burgess- 

il<'i-sou 
Rogers  &  Stewart-338 

L"».  J.  K.  Burgoss 

J.   M.    Rogers,   John 

Cowan,    Hector-l.">5 

A.  Stewart 

Palmer,  J.  F.-283 

Shaw,  A.  C.-15 

(II.  0.  Walkerton) 

159  Peterborough,     Co. 

131  Palmerston    Co. 

Peterborough 

Wellington 

de  Laplante,  J.  0.-29 

Dre\v&I)o\vns-197.  J.J. 

Dennistoun,     Peck     & 

I  >rew,  G.  F.  Downs 

Stevenson-205.        R. 

Hamilton,  A.  R.-249 

M.  Dennistoun,  E.  A. 

Peck,  A.  Stevenson 

152  Paris,  Co.  Brant 

Dumble,       D.       W., 

Murray,  T.  J.-240 

K.C.-338 

Smith,  G.  J. -286 

Edmison  &  Dixon-338 

Smoke,  F.-338 

Geo.   Edmison,   K.C, 

151  Parkhill.Co.MMdlesex 

A.  E.  Dixon 

Goodman,  K.-15 

Edwards,  E.  B.-33S 

McTavlsh.    A.    A.-15 

Green,  J.-2S> 

O'Brien,  T.-2G6 

Hall      &      Hayes-338. 

E.  H.  D.  Hall,  Louis 

155  Parry  Sound.   Parry 

M.   Hayes 

Sound  District 

Hatton      &       l'.rad- 

Haight,  W.  Ii.171. 

burn-225.        G.     W. 

McLean,  D.  R. 

Hatton,  C.  H.  Brad- 

Pirie  &  Stone-216.     E. 

burn 
Johnston,  W.F.-338. 

Pirie,  H.  E.  Stone 

Powell,  F.  R.-247 
Ray,  N.  A.-247. 

Moore,  W.  H.-235a 
M<  Williams.    R.    F.-69. 

156  Pembroke, Co. Renfrew 

O'Connell   &  Kerr-194. 

Burritt,   Jas.   H.-19 

F.      D.      Kerr,      D. 

Delahaye     &     Reeves- 

O'Connell 

15.        G.      Delahaye, 

Poussette,      A.      P., 

John  H.  Reeves 

K.C.-67 

\94: 


Mil     ■    WUHAN    l.\U     LIST — ONTARIO 


Roger  &  Bennet-338  6 
L5.  G  M.  Roger,  3 
W.   Bennet 

Stone.  E.  B.-07. 

Strattou   &    Hall  29. 

W.  A.  Stratton,  K.C., 
R.    R.   Hall 
\Y 1.    R.    U.-225 

160  Petrolia,  Co.  LamMon 

Dawson  &   Graham 

157.     11.  J.  Dawson, 

.1.  R,  I ;  raham 
Gaueby,   J.    I  >.   i'".". 
Grenizen,   1.-225 
.M.-K,  Dzie,  R.  (..  R 
Moncrieff,      "Wilson 

&     Craig-.- .:;s.        F. 

\Y.     Wilson,     G.    <;. 

Moncreiff,    \Y.    B.    s. 

Craig 
Noble,  .1.  B 

161  Picton,     Co.     Prince 

Edward 
Alcorn,  <;.  0.-12 
Allison,    M.   K.-58 
Brown,  .1.   R.-338 
Gilbert,  N.-69 
Habbs,  R.   B.-15 
Macnee,   r.  Glurk-15 
Widdifield,  ( '.  H.-216 
Wright    iV    Walmsley- 

<;7.    .1.  A.  Wright,  'r. 

Walmsley 
YouDg,  E.  M.  '•■'.' 

162  Port    Arthur,  Thun- 

der  Buy    District 
Gorham,  T.  A.  186 
Keefer,  F.  H.-15 
Langworthy.  W.F.-205 
Leys.   W.   A. 
McBni.lv,    W.-7 
Mills.    I». 

162  -  Porl  Colborne,  Co. 

Welland 

Macdonald.      G.      S. 

■".II   I 

it; i  Porl  Elgin,  Co.  Bruce 
B  W  28  ft  157 

1  lalryn  pli    •'    C  225 
Palmer,  J.   I 
•  ■  i    «»    Walkerton) 
165  Port    Hope,  Ca  Dur- 
ham 
< Ihlsholm  ,v  Chlaholm* 
1."..     I».  IT  Chlaholm 
n    land.  H     H   •■'.' 

Smith.    S.tli    S    308 

Word,  H.nn   ,\    15 

Whit.-.  H.  2S6 


166  Port   Perry,    Co.   On- 
tario 
Crosier,  J.   W. 
Ebbels.  II.  I.   .-.". 
Harris,  W.  H   258 

166«  Port     Rowan, 
Norfolk 
Atkinson,  C.  F.  w 

Pregeo^l  .  1 1  it- 

Dow8ley.  J.   K. -67 
French.  F.  J.-225 
Halpin,  1'.  K.  338 
Mc<  Irea,  <  leo 

168  Preston,  C     a 

Hanniug.    C.    R.  93 

It 

168a  Itniiiv  River,  District 

Kain\   tliver 
Morton,  J.  P. 

169  Itnt     Portage,    Bainy 

River    Di 
Bird     &     McGillivray- 

181     .1.   i:    Bird,  J. 

!•'.  McGillivray 
Boyce     >S:     Drap 

A    C.   Boyce,  «i.  HL 

1  draper 
McLennan,  A.  240 
Moran    &     M 

188.      W    J.    Moran, 

r.  C.  Mackem 
Towers.    W.    B.  -•"•"' 

lTu  Renfrew, Co   Renfrew 

('hewn.    S.    T 

CraiK    &    McNab  7^ 

W.   I'-.   Craif,   B    C 
McNab 

McGarry  &  Devine- 

15.    T.  W.  M<  Garry, 
r    \i    Define 

1 72  Rldgeton a.  Co   K<  n 

Campbell.  W.  A.  F. 

240 
Mills        ft        Mills  1  !■"•. 

ter   Mills 
\ .    .  ;   C    r 

raft,   1.    i 
Bmith,  i ! 

\\      on,  I '.  K- 

itj.  Rlplej 

Itudii.  \ 
Bhaw,  .1    i 

Itllwrii    '        i 

I  . .    .   w     i i    i. 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— ONTARIO 


95 


s 

174  Sarnia,  Co.  Lamb  ton 

Adams,  J. -29 

Armstrong,  S.  A.-216 

Bucke  &  Bucke  2'). 
J.  I*.  &  ]■;.  T.  Bucke 

Cowan  &  Towers  l.">. 
.1.  Cowan,  K.C.,  R.  I. 
'lowers 

Hanua  <fe  McCarthy- 
205.  W.  J.  Haima, 
.\1.    S.    McCarthy 

Kittermaster  Sc 

Gurd-ir,.  F.  \V.  Kit- 
termaster,  N.  s.  <  }urd 

Logan,  J.  K. 

.McMillan,  D.  S.-237 

Pardee,  Mackenzie  & 
Burnham-15.  F.  F. 
Pardee,  D.  Mac- 
kenzie, A.  S.  Burnharu 

Sullivan,    M. 

Weir,  A.-120 

175  Sault  Ste.  Marie, 

District    of    Algoma 

Anderson,  A.  W.-271 

Carney,   W. 

Colville,  A.  B. 

Drew,  J.  A. 

Elliot,  A.  E.-GO. 

Farwell.  C.  F.-15 

Hamilton,  II.  C.-225 

Harcourt,   G.   A.-15. 

Hayward,  G.  H.-73 

.Hearst,  McKay  &  Dar- 
ling-205.  W.  H. 
Hearst,  J.  McKay,  J. 
L.  Darling 

Irving,  J.  E. 

Kehoe  &  McPhail-225. 
J.  J.  Kehoe,  J.  A. 
McPhail 

Laidlaw,  W.  B.,  249 

McFadden,  McFadden 
.V:  McNamara-338.  M. 
McFadden,  l'.  Mc- 
Fadden, V.  McNa- 
mara 

Martin.  F.  J.  S.-15 

Myers,  E. 

<  >'Connor,  T.  J.  R. 

O'Flynn  &  Good- 
win -  250.  J.  L. 
O'Flynn,  G.  W. 
Goodwin 

Rogers,  F.-181 

Simpson  &  Rowland- 
216.  N.  Simpson,  P. 
T.  Rowland 


Swartz,  E.  0.-69. 
Week*.  J.  P. 

I7(i  Seafortta,  Co.  Huron 
Beattie,  H.-103 
Best.  J.  M.-lr. 
Hays,  R.  S.-15 

Holmested,  F. 
Killor&n,  .1.  L.-15 

177  Shelbnrne.   Co.   Dut- 

ferin 
Douglas,    J.    W.-152 
Vanco,  Geo.  M.-15 

178  Simcoe,   Co.  Norfolk 

Atkinson,  T.  R.-28 
Curtis,  F.  B.-266 
Kelly  ,V  Porter-93.     W 
E.  Kelly,  J.  Porter 
Slaght    &    Slaght-157. 
T.   R.    Slaght,    A.   G. 
Slaght 
Tisdale,    Tisdale     & 
Reid-89.   David  Tis- 
dale,    K.C..     W.     F. 
Tisdale.   Frank  Reid 
Wells     &     Innesll. 
Geo.  W.  W,lls.  K.C., 
Hugh  P.   Innes 

179  Smith's    Falls.,    Co. 

Lanark 
Cairns     &     Ewart  338. 

Geo.  F.  Cairns,  Wm. 

M.  Ewart 
Hall,   F.   W.-20S 
Lavell,      Farrell      & 

Lavell-15.    John   R. 

Lavell,     M.P..     Alex. 

G.     Farrell,     H.     A. 

Lavell 
McEwen,  J.-190 
Sparham,  B-  E.-82 

180  Staviier.  C«..  Simcoe 

Campbell,  W.  M.-338 
Hood,  3.-19 
Lount,  G.  W.-82 
Sullivan.  A.  J.  F.-19. 

181  Stirling.    Co.    Hastings 

Halliwell  &  Boldrick- 
240.  J.  E.  Halli- 
well _. 

Thrasher,  G.  G. 

L82  StoilflfvillcCo.York 
Fitch.   C.   R.-225 

Lennox   &   Lennox-350. 

J.  F.  Lennox. 
Macdonald,  G.  S.-175 
McCullouah,  J. 


96 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST      ON  fARlO. 


183  Stratford.  Co.  Perth 

188  St.  Mary's,    Co.  Perth 

Harding,  R.  T.-22S 

Ford,  A.  W. 

Idington  iV  Robertson* 

Graham,  J.  W. 

15.        J.       Idington, 

Harding,  E.  W.  225 

R.  S.  Robertson 

1 1  : '  stone,  1..  17<; 

Lawrence,    6.    W.,    & 

Son-15.      Win.    Law- 

133 St.  Thomas,  Co.  Elgin 

rence 

Coughlin,   D.-205 

Mabee     &     Makins- 

Grotyera   &    Price-216. 

205.      J.    P.    Mabee, 

T.    W.    Crothei 

K.C.,  J.  C.  Makins 

Price 

McPlierson  &  David- 

Davidson, J.  B.-2 

son  J'.'.      »;.  <;    Mc- 

1  taherty,  Wm.  B.-15 

Pherson,  K.C.,  J.  A. 

Donahue,  1  K  J.,  B 

Davidson 

Farley  &  McLaws-15. 

Pajiton,    A.    M.  12 

John   Farley,    W.   L. 

Smith  &  Ste«?le-21tf.  E. 

McLawa 

S.  Smith,  J.  Steele 

Glenn,  J.  MM  K.C.-29 

Woods   &   Conghlin-15 

<  Irant,  Andrew-69 

J.    P.    Woods,    J.    J. 

1 1   ■  toi  .    i:  266 

Coughlin 

Kaina,  .1.  A.-1SS 

Macdongall,  C.  A. -214 

184  Btrathroy,  Co.  Middle 

Maxwell    &    Maxwell- 

6ex 

337c.   C.  F.  Maxwell, 

Folinsbep,   John-15 

C.   r.  Maxwell,  Jr. 

Laird,  W.  r.-L", 
Pope,  11.  C.-216 
Ross,  1 ».  1  '.-216 

Miller,  R.-15 
McConnell,  R.  H.-151 

McCrimmon  &  Wil- 

Traver,  E.-2TT 

■oa-216.   A.  McCrini- 

mon,  Win.  A   Wilson 

186  StreetSvllle,  Co.   1 

McLean       &      Cam- 

Mahaffy.  J.  J.-194 

eroa-235o,     J.    Mc- 

.     W.    K.    Cam- 

si. Catharines.     Co. 

eron 

Lincoln 

Robertson.   J.   S.  21  1 

Benson,  C.  I.  188 

Robinson,  John    A 

Brennan.   M.-7 

331 

Campbell,    Jobn    S.- 

Banders,  E   <\-194 

216 

W<  --.  1.  .1    157 

Collier  &  Yale -205  & 

Wickett,    W.  L.-157 

29.      11      11.    Collier, 

K.C.,  ll.  lale 

190  Sturgeon  Falls, 

•  Sonnor,  C.  II.  IB 

District  Nipissing 

InRersoll     &    King- 

Bridgeman,    \. 

atone-]'.*.     .1.   H.   In- 

Leash.    11.    D 

soll,    A     0.    King- 

M.  Kee,    U     I 

Btone 

McKee,    T.    i 

.1.    A. 

Phillh-n.    J.    T.-188 

Lancaster  &  Camp- 

bell El       i:     A.    I..m- 

191  Sodhory.n 

•  i.  .1    ll.  Oamp- 

V.urritt.  W,  E 

l»il 

•              r.        ■ 

McOarron,   M    .1.  258 

Meldrnm  218.     J.  BL 

Macdonald,    F.    W.- 

Clary,  G    B    B 

15 

an,  A     1  1    M      Irnui 

Marqnla,    A.    W.  1 ..'. 

Fowler,  J.  179 

Peter.on.  G.  F. 

Lemle  ix,    F.    1 

i:              .1    | 

1 

Varlry.    J.    E.  179 

.    i     K 

Wilson,  W.  E 

Mulligan,  .i.  1 

THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


97 


102  Sutton,  Co.  York 

Crozier.   A.-157 


193  Tamworth,  Co.    Lea 

nox 
Wilson  &  Wilson 
(H.   O.   Napanee) 

194  Tara,  Co.  Bru«e 

Start,  C.  E.-274 

L94fl  Tavistock,  Co.  Perth 
Panton,  A.  M. 

(H.   O.   Stratford) 

195  Teeswater,  Co.  Bmce 

Stephens,  J.  J. -157 

196  Tliainesville,  Co.  Kent 

Coutts,  J.-294 

l96a  Thedford,  Co.  Lamb- 
ton 
Kittermaster  &  Gurd 
(H.  O.  Sarnia) 

198  Thcssaloil,    District  of 

Algoaia 
Livingstone,  J. 
Martin,  J. 

Williams.    T.    E.-338 

199  Tliornhiirv,  Co.  Grey 

Dyre,  T.  H.-69 

I  liornliill.  Co.  York 
Proudfoot  &  Co. 
(H.   O.    Toronto) 

202  Thorold,   Co.  Welland 

Collier   &   Burson-205. 

H.  H.  Collier,  G.  B. 

Burson 
Casey,    F.  W.-2GG 

20:;  Tilbury,  Co.  Kent 

Nelles,  F.  E.-240 

201  Tilsonbnrg,    Co.   Ox 

ford 
Brown,  W.  C.-241 
Carrutbers,  J.-247 
Crawford,    J.    L.-15 
Dowler  &  Sinclair-240. 

W.  A.  Dowler,  K.C., 

V.  Sinclair 
Livingstone,L.B.C.-137 

205  Toronto  Junction, 

Co.  York 
Anderson,  A.  J.-250 
Royce  &  Henderson 

(H.  O.  Toronto) 
Sinclair    &    McMaster. 

Wm.  A.  McMaster 


206  Tottenham,  Co.  Sim 

coe 
Hearn    &    Lamont-143 

John  J.   Lamont 
Lennox  &  1  'raser. 

J.  Eraser 

207  Trenton,  Co.  Hastings 

Abbott,  A.-19 
Bleasdell,  J.  H.  T.-26G 
Cooley,  S.  J.-256 
Delany,  H.  W. 
Forbes,  Alez.-67 
McLellan,  D.-G7 
O'Rourke,   T.  A.-258 
Ostrom,  G.  W.-7G 
Young,  S.  J.-G9 

208  Tweed.  Co.  Hastings 

Craig,    C.    W. 

u 

209  Inionville, Co.  Yuik 

Higgins     &     Douglas. 
(H.    O.    Toronto) 

210  F/Xbrldge,      Co.      On- 

tario 
McGillivray,   .T.A..K.C. 
Ormiston,  W.  S.-120 
Sharpe  &  Noble- 157.  S. 

S.     Sharpe,     R.     M. 

Noble 


211  Vankleek   Hill.    Co. 

Prescott 
Mclnnes,  J.  A. -GO 
Thistlethwaite,    F.  W.- 

237 

W 

213  Wnhiuoon.  Rainy 

River  District 
Robinson   &   Sangster. 
C.    C.    Robinson,    F. 
H.  Sangster 

214  Walkerton,  Co.  Bruce 

Collins,  A.-274 

Dixon     &     Spence-240. 

T.      Dixon,      G.     W. 

Spence 
Klein,  O.  E.-240 
McKay,   S.   H.-240 
McNab,  A.  E.-274 
Palmer,    J.    F.-283 
Robertson,  D.-182 
Shaw  &  Scott-311.     A. 

Shaw,  J.  H.   Scott 


98 


i  in. 


CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


21  u»Walkerville,< 

in.  J.   H.-19 

215  Wallaceborg.Co.Kent 

K<  iit 
Cqrscallen     a    B.-157 
Fraser,  •'■  S  82 
McDougall,  A.-206 

jit.  Warkworth  ( 

thumberland 

Payne,  W.  L. 

ill.   O.   Colbornc) 

ins  Waterferd.  C      v 

folk 
Wilkinson,  W.  B.-13Ga 

219  Waterloo,  Co.  Water- 

loo 
HaiRht,  J.  C.-205 
Mcl'.ride,  A.  B.-15 

Reade,  W.  M.-93 

220  Watford,  Co.  Lambton 

Cow  an   «fc  Co. 

HI.   O.  Sarnial 
Fitzgerald    &    Fitsgor- 

ald-216.   W.  E.  Fitz- 

gerald. 
Saunders,  A.-15 

221  Welland,   Co.  Wellund 

German  &  Petit  227. 

W..M.  < rerman,  K  < 

G.  11.  Petit 
Gross     &      White-225. 

.!.    F.    Gross,    D.    B. 

White 
Harcourt,  Cowper  & 

Macoomb  2<T).   Hon. 

Richard  Harcourt, 
K.C.,  T.  D.  Oowper, 
II.  W.  Macoomb 
Raymond  &  Cohoe- 
205.  !•■  C.  Ray- 
mond, .T.  E.  Cohoe 

222  Westport,  Co.  Leeds 

i  rt 
ill.  0.  Smith  Palls) 

223  Weal  Lome  Co.  1 

.1    s.  Robertson 
I  H.  <  i.  st.  Thomas] 

West fork 

Irwin,   ii 

i,  Joseph. 
mi   0  to) 

>t  aeatlry.  Co.  K< 

Jaha    P.   L 


Whltbj 

Barclay,   1.     I 
Christian,  A.   B.-167 
Dow    &    McGillirray- 

325.     .i    R   Dow,  T. 

A    McGillivray 
Farewell,  -i     B.,   B  I 

u:<  A  K.7. 
Ormiston    D   197 
Km;.  ■ 
Smith,  <:.  Y.-l.'T 

227  Wlarton  ' 

Ferguson,   W    -l  -22 

Muim  .    \V.    N. 

Spotton,  W.  II    B.  172 

227a  WlHlninstown, 

< Mengarry 

Brown,  J.   C. 

227  Winchester,  Co.Dun- 

daa 

Han.  c.  <•.-::<>»; 
Reveller,  s    s 

228  Windsor,  Co.  I 

Arnold,   A.   J.-t'.T 
Clarke,   Cowan,  Bart- 

let  <k  Bartlet-15.    A. 

II.  <  larki .   K  C  .    M 

K.      ('..wan       N.      A 

Bartlet,  a   R.  Bartlei 
Davis    &     Healy-214. 

1  .    1».    l>avis,    A.    F. 

Healy 
Dougall,    D.-16. 

Drake.  A.  I 
ICllia  &    Fill--"-"-.     H 
T.  W.  .v  A    B 

rioiniim.    Wi^le      & 

Rodd  ■_'".-..         <».      T. 

Fleming,    E     B     Wl- 
ala,  .1.  H.  Rodd 
Gauthier.  <;    ll    Is 
Hanna,  J.  W.-216, 

n  p.    .i    r  -7i 

Krrby   &   Kerby       \ 

I'.  Kerbj 

L,en£rttt,    G.   J- 

Ifartin,  J.  B  28 

Murphy.        Sulo        & 
O'Connor  7       ]      I 

Murphy,   John    B 

.1     i     •  •  • 
Panet,  a    P 

I     i    ■_•<  IB 
Bheppard     M 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


99 


Sutherland,  Ken- 
ning; &  Cleary  4S. 
R.  I'.  Sutherland,  K. 
i  .  )'.  < '.  Kenning,  B. 
A.  ( ileary 

White.  S.-ioT 

229  WinKham,    Co    Huron 

Dickinson    &    Holmes- 
l."..     B.  L.  I  Dickinson, 
I'.   Holmes 
Holmes,  It.  IL 
Morton.  .1.   A.-157 
Vanstone,  R.-277 

230  Woodbridge.Co.York 

Proudfoot  &  Co. 

(II.   O.   Toronto) 

Woodstock,   Co.    Ox- 
ford 

Ball,  Alfred  S.-27S 
Ball  &  Ball-157.    F.  R. 
A:   R.   N.  Hall 


Finkle  &  Bicknel 
II.  .1.  Finkle,  ■ 
Bicknel] 

Kemp,  C-157 

Knight,   II.  A'. -278 

Mackay,  J.-240. 

Martin.    F.    C. 

McDonald,    P-12 

McKay  &  Mahon  1.".. 

s.  <;.  McKay;  <;.  F. 

Mahon 
McMullen,  W.  T.-S9 
Nellis,  J.  H.-15 
Smith  &  Mahon-338 

I  ■.  Smith,  .1.  Alabon 
AA'allace     &     Little-72. 

J.  G.  Wallace,  H.  A, 

Little 
West,  W.  *.S2r, 

233  Woodville,    Co.    Vic- 
toria 
Weeks,  C.  E.-157 


100 


rill!    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — nNIAlUO. 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  BARRISTERS    IN  ONTARIO. 


Not]       To  find  the  plaa  of  Residence,  (h     numbei  '"'/■<   the  name 

i  /..  tlf  I'it'i  <>r  Town  in  Ontario  If 


A. 

Abbott,  \.  207 

Adams,  A.  V.  l.  J.  174 

A^UtU  ,    .1.,    1 
\Ui -1-,  .1..  1 

Alcorn,  (J.  O.,  Lftl 

Allan.. I.  A..  158.    W.T 

Allen,  T.  K  .  L06 

Allenl.v.  F.  '. 

Allison,  M.  K  .  mi 

Ambroee,E.H.,03.(Mewburn& 

Andk  reon,    \.  .1  .  i.    (Mills  a  I 
\  J.,  90S.    A.W.   175    P.J.M.  21. 

Andrews,  h   m  .  22 

Anglin,  \.  W.,  I.  dUake  ft  Co.) 
V.  A..  1 

Appelbe,  R.8.,  143 

Ardagb,  B.  H.,  10 

Armour  i:  l»  .  I.  E.N.,  l.  'Bris- 
tol .V  <'".) 

Armstrong,  A,  H  .  I.  \-  J.,  »■ 
H.,  i.  (Beatty  &  Co.i  J.,  149. 
S     \  .  171. 

Am. .1.1  A.  .1  ,238  O.  M.  28.  S.  B.",  ll 
li.  P.,  1. 

Arrell,  H.,  39 

Ashwortb,  J..  28 

Atkini  in,  C  l  .W.,  166a.  C.K.,  41 
J.  w  ..  1.4.    T.  l: .,  178 

Ault,  \\\,  16 

Aylen,  11..  l^ 

roitbu  A .  i  V  •  l .( Barwick&Co. ) 

It. 

Backhouse.  A.  ii..  i  I 
Bsin,  .1   w  .  i.    •  I. ni. Haw  ft  Co.) 
I,   \  I.  ,31.  .I.1..W.A..1  (Clark 
ft  l 
Baker,  \.  B.,  125 
Balderaon.  .1    M  .  158 
Haldum,  L.  H.,  1 
I        ,  A.  B.,  232    1     B..  9 
8allantyne,A.W.,l  (Bitobl< 
Barclas    I 
Barnnm.  w  .  ii    i 

i  w    ll  .  1 18 

V  A    228. 
Bartlett,  P.  ll  ,  i  ir>. 
in.  w    ii 

ii    i    iCaodonell  ftCo 
Berwick,  W.,  i 

Bawden  J    108 
Bay! 

118      B    \  .  n  . 

! 

i«e 

(Waabin) 

li,  A    II  .  I 

U      1      \\.\i    1 


Keaumoi  ■    i     J    99     K   B.,    l 

Reck,   H     I'.    1 

Bedford  Jones,  \.  C    l 
er.  H.l   ,115 
r.  n.  \.,  6  I 
Beloourc,  N    1     148 
Bell,  C.W.1 

bouN:  C>  |  J,. 21.  \\  v.   A 

Bennet.  .1.  w..  r.9 
Bennett,  u.  li  .  127 
Benson,  C   I.  186 

.1.  M  .  176  W.  ]{.,  1 
Betbnne,  C.  J.    K..  148,   (Chrysler 
fit   Co.) 

P.  P..  115,    [Cronyn  ft  Coi. 
Beynon.J    w 

Hickfc.nl.  B.H.,  i    (Parkei  a 
Bickm  n.    II      03     J., 

1.    I.aiillaw  ft  Co.) 
HicKar.  ('.  K.W..  I.    O  M..  1.     - 

w.  ii..  ai, 
>.  c ,  i 

Bird.  J    i 

Birnie,  .1  .  Ji 

Bishop,  J.,  1 1-- 

Bitser.O.,  22 

Black,  o    76 

Blackburn,  H.  s.,  115 

Blaokstook.G    T.,    1.    (Beettj    51 

1 .1...  1.  1  Beatt)  I 
Blain,  T.  J.,  80 
Blair,  C.  P.,  'J7.    (.1 
Blake,  B.  P.,  1.      H  .  1      J.  B 

S.H.,  I.     s  V.,  1.     w  11  ,  1 
Blanebet,  <-    \ ,  11- 
hleaadeU.  .1   B.  T 
Blewett,  If.  K..  113 
1 1 . 1  ■  .  '-'l 

m1.  W.J    I    Macloiu-ll  ,\ 
Boldrick,  ll  l    15* 

\.  T.,  ill 
Holton      -  1 
Boomer,  G   a.  1 
Boswell,  A    k..  l 
Boultbee,  B.0  ,1.  W.  M.,  1. 

t \  l 

Boulton,  <  .  it.  1 
Bowerman,  1.  11     1 

.1  w  ,  si.   \\  11 

■    1 

1     W  .  130.     W    T  ,  1. 

w     \  .  1. 
Ilia. Ilium.  <       11 
Uracil.  1.1    (i.  1    . 

.     B.   II  ,    1. 

Bradlej    R    \     148     i:.l:.,  it" 

,  u.i 

■A    B.,  SI. 

Kll  ■! 

\       A.,    I 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— ONTARIO. 


101 


Britton,  E.  H.,  108. 

Kroek,  H  .  i.     Cassele  A  Co.) 

BrokovBki,  J.  I 

Brown.  E.B,  1.    fBolpb  >v  Co  )     P. 

M     108,   a.  E.  J..   16  and  57.    J.. 

(     927a.  J.B.,  161.    L.  w.  81.  M. 

M..  M.T.,  Hi  W.  c,  204 
Browning,  a.  c;.,  no 
Brace,  \..  93.G.W..52.  J.I.,  R 
Brydone,  w 
Bnohanan,  G.E.,  191 

■  Miehner,    I'.  A.,   115 

Baoke.  E.  T.  ivt.    j.  p.,  174. 

Buckingham,  \\ .  B.,91 

Buell.  W.  S..  34 

Bull,  B.  E  ,  1.     Kerr  &  Co.)  B  J.. 

21.     T     H.,    1.     W.   P.,  1 

(Gallagher  &  Co.) 
Burbidge,  ll. A. .1 18.  (Perkine&i 
Burgess,  J.K.,150.  T.A.  1  18. W.,  164 
Burk,  A.  W   .  I. 
Burkholder.  C.  E.,  93 
lUirnhnm.  A.S..  174 

Boras,  1:  ,  71.    s.w.,  1. 

tturritt     E.    I.,    lis  (Code  A  Co.  1 

J.  II.,  156.     W.  B.,  191. 
Bnrson,  G.  13.,  202. 
Burton, G.F.,  1  (Bigger  &  Co.) 
Barwasb,  A.,  10. 
Butler,  K.  j.,  21 


c. 

Cahill,  E.D.,93  (Carscallen  &  Co.) 
Cairns,  G.  !•'..  179 

Cameron,  A.B.,  1.  0.  s.  nit.  D.  O., 
1.  J.  A.  C,  66.  M.  0.,  1.  (Mere- 
dith &  Co.)  M.  G.,86.  W.A.,  1 
(Marsh  &  Co.).  W.K.,189 

Campbell.  A.  a.,'.>5.  D.,  1.  <;.('., 
1.  .Mil'hersou  &  Co.).  J.  H., 
186,  J.8.,  186.  W.  A  ,.72.  W.A.K., 
172.     W.M.,  180. 

Campion,  E.    86. 

'  lanavan,  •!.,  1. 

Canniff,  H.  T.,  1.    J.  F..  1 

Capreol,  J.  L.,  1 

Card.  \\  .  1).,82 

•Carey,  F.  W.,  1 

Carling,  I.K.,  74 

Carnew,  \V..  21 

Carney,  W.  H.,  175 

Carpenter,  H.,  93 

Carroll,  W.  1...  83 

•Carou,  A.  P.,  148 

Canon,  .1    D    T..  118 

Carruthers,  .1.  204 

Carscallen.  A.B.,216.     H., 'j:i 

Carss,  J.  A  ,  148 

Cartiiew.  J.  M.,  113 

Cartwright,  A.  D ,  1.  <  Macdonald 
&Ca)    J.  K.    1 

Casey.  A.,  115.     P.  \V..  202 

('ashman.  1.  \\  ..  87 

Cassels,  A.,  1.  H.,  1.  B.  S.  1 
B.C  H.,  1.  (Blake&Co.)  W.G.I' ,i 
(Blake  &  Co.) 

Caswell,  T..  1 

Cattauach,  B.C.,  1.  (Kingsniill  & 
Co.) 

Cavell,  W    R.,  1 

Cawthra,  W.  H.,1. 

Chadwick,  E.M.,1.  (Beatty  &  Co.) 

Champagne,  N.,  14s. 

Charlton.  \V.  M.,  :u 

Cbisholm,  A.  G.,  115.    A.  M.,1. 
D.  H.,  105    J.,  93.    J.  A  ,  56.  V., 
130.     \V.  56.  W.A.,  143.  W.  C,  1 


Cboppin,  U.K.,    138 

ChowD,  S  .T.,    17n 

Christian.  A.  E  ,  926. 

Christie,  J.,  1 18.     1;.,  149 

Chrysler,  P.  II..  1  is 

Church,  H.W.,  I.     T.L.,1 

Clark,    .1.  M.,    1.       Mcl'herson  <t 

Co.)  W.,1.,1.   W.M ..  1. 
Clarke,  A. H..  22s.     A.  8.,  183.      H. 

A.  1.  (Milliken  &  Co.)     .1.  B.,  1. 

J.  B..  183 
Clarrv,  I-.  P.,  V7 
Clary,  J.  H.,  191 
Clay,  II .,  8 
Clear v,  I'..  A .,  298 
Cleaver,  K.  H.,  37. 
Clement.  E    P.,  22 
Cline,  C.  H.,56 
Clute,  A.K.,  1.     A.K.,  21.     K.  C,  1. 

K.  C.,  21 
Ccatsworth,  E.,  1 
Coburn,  .1.  H..  214  a 
Code,  J.  K.,  1.  R.G.,  U8.   W..I.,  148 
Coe,  J.  \\.,  1. 
Cohoe,  J.  !■:..  221 
Cole,  A.  E.,  82. 

Coleridge,  T.  115.  iTenuent  &  Co  ) 
Collier,  H.  H.,  186  and  211J 
Collins,   \  ,  21  i 
Colter,  C.  W..  43 
Colville.  A.  B.,  175.  A.  L..  10. 
Connor.  C.  II.,  186 
Cousett,  (J.  A..  158 
Cook,  J.K.,  1.  (Davis  &  Co.)\S\,  1 
Cooke,  F.  C,  1.  (I'inkerton  & 

H.  J.D.,99 
Cooley,  S.  J.,  207 
Copeland,  (i.  X  .  56 
Cerley,  .1.  w  .  B.    ' 
Costello,  F.  1  .  1 
Couch,  J.  H.,  31. 
Coughliu,  D.,  ls9.    J.  .).,  183 
Counsel],  J  L.,  93.    (Brace  &  Co.) 
Coutts, .)..  196 
Cowan,  A., 16.    H.  150.    .1.171.    M, 

K.,228.   K  K ..  115 
Cowper,  T.  D.,221 
Cox,  A.  B.,  115.    (Blackburn  &  Co.) 
Cram,  W.M. ,22 
Craig,  C.  \Y.,  208.     \V.  II. ,  170.    \\'. 

B.8.,  160 
Craw  ford ,  J . ,  1 5.    J .  L  ,  204 
Creasor,  A.  D.,  149 
Crerar,  J.,  93.     P.  I)  ,  93.     T.  D.  93 
Creswick,  A.  E.  H.,  16 
Crcnyn,  H.,  115. 

Crooks,  A.  i).,  1.  (Cameron  &  Co.) 
Cross,  w.,  li'.i 
Crothers,  T.  \V.,  189 
Crowther,  J.,  1 
Crozier,  A.,  192.     J.W.,  166 
Culbert,  O.  E.,  148 
Culham.J.  A..  93 
Cunningham,  A.  B.,  108 
Curie,  W.  H.,  148.    (Scott  &  Co.) 
Curry,  .1.  \V.,  1 
Curtis,  F.  E.,  178 


Dalrymple,  J.  C,  164 

Dalv,  E.J  ,  148.  (Latchforfl  &  Co.) 

Dalzell.  J.  B.,  82 

Dancey,  L.  E..  86 

Danis,  D.,  56 

Darling,  J.  L.,  175 

Davidson,  J.  A.,  183.  J.  B.,  189. 
N.  F.,  1.  (Henderson  &  Co.)  \V., 
1.    (Kerr  &  Co.)  W.  S.,  65 


102 


Mil     •    INADIAN    I.WV    LIST— ONTARIO. 


.  I;  \  D.B.,8      II 

I  .  11     - 

Haw.  «.     II   .  10S 

Dawson,  H.  J.,  180. 
Day,  J.  E.,91. 

:,.  C.  b.,34.   Q.  P.,  1.    J.,  hi 
Delahaye,  <■..  156 
Delamere,  I'.  l>..  l 
Delany,  H.  W.,  907 

lante,  I.  O..  lfiB 
Denison.  (i.  T..  Jr.,  L.  B,  J  (Mac- 

Murcbj  &,  <  o.] 
Denmark,  <;.  -i 
Dennistonn,  R,  M 
Denovan,  A.  M.,  l.    J.,  l 
Dent,  A.,  131 
Deuton,  P.,  l.   J.  EL,  l.   I  Pearson 

&  Co 
Deroche,  (..  B..S9.     H.  M..  i:u 
Devine,  F.  M.,  170 
Devliu,  A.  P  ,  112 
Dewart,  H.  H.,  i 
Diamond,  W.  J.,  21 
Dick,  W.J.,  130 
Dickinson.  E.  1-..  86.    J.,  10 
Dickson,  J.,  03.   (Nesbitt  ,v  Co.'  D. 

11,71.     K.A.,58 
Dingwall,  J 

i    A.  I...   159.     T..  -Jll. 
Dobie,  D.  u.   Jr.,  149 
Dockray,  T.  D.,  l 
Dods,  A.,  1 
Dotaerty,  w.  B„  [89 
Donahiif.  D.J.,  189 
Uonalil.  D.  1.  B.C.,  1.  (Macdonal.l 

A  t 
Dousall,  D.,898 
Douglas.  (J.  IV. 11     •!.,  1     J.  \\  ..177. 

W  ■  l.  iHiggius  fl  Co     W.  M-.  1. 
Dow,  .1.  B. 
Dowler,  u  .  A., 304 
Dowlin,  .1    i. .  i  i~ 

I  imi  ii~,  ( ■    I'..  I'll 
Dowsliv.  .1.  K..  167 

Draki  -.     I    A  .  i 

Draper,  < ..  H..  169 
Drayton,  11. I. ,  1,  ill..lniaii  & 

P.  H.   l 

.  .1.  \..  175.   I   J.,91.  J.J.,  151. 

L.  C,  H7 

,    :s:t 
Dromgole,  J.  <> ,  115.    (Hellrautb 

,\  i 
Duel..-.  AW  ,148.     I  \s\<-u   ,\ 
Dulf,  W.  A    II.. 

Dulmage.  i     a.  i;  .  148.    U  ,  10 
Datable,  D.  w 

Dunbar,  C  I.  ,91    B.A.,  l  II    .:  I     ' 
Dun.  Mil,  B.  J.  B  .  i      (Prou 

ft O.,  141,    J    M      ■ 

Dunlap  l>    \ 

Dunn,  u    k.  ...  II    l.  ,  I  (Di  nt<  a 

,\  l 
DnVeroel    i     B   &.,  1 
Dj mond,   \    '•!..  l 
I  .  II..  199 

E. 

N    B     1 

All       1 

i      t,  H.M.,1     M    H 

)  \\    T.,  Ill 

W.  D      '• 

I    I 


Elliot,  A   B     17.'.     H.  B..  115 
Elliott,  C.  1.     J.  I       S5  and    115- 
(  Meredith   *  Co.)      i.  w      130. 
W.  J.,  1 
Bills,  II.  T.  WH  J 
English,  B.  T.,  l.    J.,  13J 

I      i     II .. 
i      en.G.  H.,  l>'. 

ii.,  140.    B.W. 

1     \\  .  \\  ..  'J'.',      u  .    I 
Kvan- •!.»•«  I 
Evanturel,  A.,  la 
Bwart,  W.M.,  17;. 
Byre,  B.  w ,    1.    (I  urn  S 

F. 

Fair.  B     I 

Faleonbridgi ,  J.D    '       ;   :. 

ft  t'o.i 
Falkiner.N.  B..8J 

well,  J.  B.,  UO 
Farlfv,  .1.,  189 
Farmer    J    ■  T. 

D.  .i 
Farnhaui,  W.,  -l 
i  arrell     \    S      179.      J.   M 

II,  C.  1'..  17". 

Fasken,  \..  I.  (Beatty&  Co.   D.,1. 

i  Beatl  \  a  I 
Faul.K  J.  P.,  115     fToothe  S 
Ferguson.Q.,  149.  G.H     105.  MM.. 

i     Lamport  &  Co.)   F.A    I 

Veruet   &   Co.    i .  D     106.    w    '  . 
.•. .  N.  l.  (Millard  I 
Fetherstonhaugh,  F.  B.,  l 
Field,  F.M 
Findlay,  <■     Ifl 
Finkle,  ll    J 
Finlaysou,  w    a  ,  187 
Fish,  .1.  V.  145 
Fish.       A  .      :    I-     1  i 

ll..   i  Meredith  a  ('.■    W   I  ■ 
Fitch,  C.  H  .  182 

I ,  .  i      w    t    .   11'.. 

u    B.,990 
Fleming.  0    I 
Fleurj  ,W  J.,1    Moutgomei 
Flint,  .1    .1    B.,  SI 
Flock   E.  u    M  •  ii      J    H  ■ 
Foliu 

l  ord    \    W     188     F.  l 

1 

i  i    \  .i  .  :  i- 
Fowler  ll  I     i  (Goi  I 
Foy,  -I   .1     l 
cis,  W.»  1 

.    •■ .    ;    ■     V. V       •  - 
. 
M .  D 

l-i  ifl*.    \     ' 

Full- 

Follerton.J    B    i 
r'ultou,  A.  " 

c. 

o.i 

/..  i 
r.  p ,  i 

H 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— ONTARIO. 


103 


Garvev.W  H.i.  (Macdonald  &  Co.) 
Gash.  N.  B.,  l 

I,  J.G.,93.    (Nesbltt  &  Co.) 
Gaueby,  .1.  I).,  1G0 
Gauthier,  C.  II.,  -228 
Geale,  .1..  ins 

Geary.!..  P..  I.    (Maedonell  d-Co.) 
Geddes,  F.    B..  73 
Gemmill,  .1.  A..  1 18 
German,  T.  B.,   134.    \V.  If.,  130. 

\\.  M..  221 
Client,  C.  A..  1  19 
Gibbons,  G.O.,115 
Gibson,  A. C,  1.    G.,  1.    (/ones  & 
Co.)    .1.  M..  '.in.    H.  .1  ,  I.  T.,  iiu. 
T.  A.,  l.  (Cavell  4  Oo.) 
Gilbert,  N.,  161 
Givens,  D.  A..  1C8 
Gladmau,  !•.  W.,  ti 
Glee^on.  E.  I'..  148.    (Scott  &  Co.) 
Glenn,  I.  M.,  i >-'.< 

Godfrey,  F.M.,  1.  (Robinette*  Co.) 
Godson',  T.  10.,  28  &  127 
Gogo,  C.  I  .  ~>t\ 

Goodeiham,  P.,  1.     (Beatty  .\ 
(,  iodeve,  <;.  s..  109 
Goodman,  A .  K..  43.    K.,  164 
Goodwillie,  F.  B.  54.  G.  S.  1 1 
Goodwin,  G.  W.,  17.". 
Gordon,  J.  \\\,  33.    \V.    H.  I,.,  I 
Gorbam,  T.  A  ,  169 
Gorman,  M.  J.,  l  in 
Gormullv,  -i   J.,   i  is 
Gosnell,  B.  I...  s.\ 
Gould.M.G.V.,  93.  (Farmer  &  I  o. 
Gow,  w.,  i.    i  Klaki  .V  Co.) 
Graham,   i:.  <;..  30.  c.  K..  148.  G. 
I).,  l  is.    (O'Meara  &Oo.)  J.R., 
160.  J.  W.,  188 
Grange,  W.A.    134 
Grant,  A.  189.  l>..  km.  D.I.,  146   & 
127   FW.,127.  G.  l.iDods  &  Co.) 
G.D.,    L46.    .1.  ( '.,    148.    H.    A.,  1. 
(Kerr  &  Co.)  W.H.,   1.    (Proud- 
foot  &  Co.) 
Gray,  F.  M.,  1.  (Clark  4  Co.) 
Graydon,   H.  M.,  115.    X.  IV,  115 
Green,  J.,  159. 
Greene,  C.H.,1.  \\\,  14*.  (Christie 

AC.) 
Greenlees,  A.,  1 15 
Greer.  .1.,  1.  (Smith  ACo.)  B.  H..  1. 

(Smith  &  Co.  i 
Gregory,  W.  D.,  1.   (Holmes  4  Co.) 
Greig.  A.  M.,  6 
Grenizen,  I.,  HiO 
Grierson,  D.  D.,  1.    J.F.,117 
Griffiths,  F.  \v„  139 
Cross.  J.  p.,  221 
Grote,  G.  W, ] 
Grout    T.  H.,   10 
Gundy.  W.  E.,41 

Gnnn,  G.(  .,  115.    (Stuart  &  Co.; 
J.M.,U5.(Buchner&Co.)  R.D.146 
Guntber,  K.  F.,  1. 
Gurd.  N.  S.,  171 
Guthrie,  D.,  91.    H.,91 
Gwyn,  H.  C  63 
Gwyniie.  W.D..  1.  (Crombic&C'o.i 

II. 

Hai«ht,  .T.  C,  -219.     \V.  L.,  165 

Haines.  A.  K.,  1". 

Hales,  J.,  1.    (Mills  &  Co.) 

Hall,  E.H.D.,  159.   P.  A.,  158.  J.M., 

14s.  (I.e.  s  &  Co     F.W..179.  B.K., 

159.   W.C..L     W.8.,  116 
Halliwell,  J.  E..  181 
Haliiin,  P.  K.,  167 


Hamilton    A.  P.,   161,      If   C     17", 

J.  C.,1.    .I.e.,  118.     .I.e.  12a 
Ha  mmond,  J.  ll..  1 16 
Han  mi,  .1.   \\  .    -j-js.      W.  .1.     17  1 
Hannah.  W.  <;.,  i 
ICi  n  ii  in--.  C.   It.,   168 

1         ord,  J.  !•:..  i. 

Harcourt,   F.  u  .,  i.    (McCarthy* 

Co  i     (,.  A.,  17:..     Ii.,  221 
Harding,    K    \\  .,  iss.     K   j>     ]Ki 
Hardy,  A  C,  31 
Hare  J.  F..-J2S 
Harkmss,  J.  ( ;  ,  56 
Harley,  J.,  31 
Hn rman  < ;   )■'.,  l 
Harper,  P.  P.,  115.  (Gibbous*  I  o 
Harris,  s.l:.,  1.     W.H.,  166 
Harrison,   J.,    93.      'IY.t/.l   41  0 
Harstone   L„  iss. 
Hart,  G    C,  'J27'/ 
Haslett,  '1'.  C,  93 

Hassard,  \.  B.,  I.  (Earngey  A  Co.) 
Hattoii.  (,.  \\\,  159.      \\  .  J..  I  (9, 
Haven-on.  J. ,  1 
Hay,  J.  (i.    I     «  lutr  ,(■  (  o    , 
Hayden.    \.,  i  «.  ,.m,  Giuerin&    o) 
Hayes,  1..  Ai.,  159 
Hays,  p.  C.,  86.     B.  S.,  176 
Hay  ward,  (;.  II.,  175 
Healy,  A.   1 ..  226 
Hiarn.  1;.  J.,  1 
Hearst,  W.  II.,  175 
Heg-gie.  fi.  E.,  :«i 
Hegler,  .1.  C,  102.    .1.  H.,  102 
Heigh  ington,  .1.,  1 
Hellmutb.I.F.,  1.  (KiDgsmill&Co.) 

and  1  la 
Henderson,  < '..  l.     I).,  1.    (Thom- 
son  A   Co.)     K..    1.      (i.    ]'.,    us. 

MacCraken  4  Co.;  (i.  s.,  Us  .1 

1.  B.B.,  (.(Koyce  &  Co.)W.  T.,31 
Henry,  \\    I)..  145 
Herrington,  W.  S  ,  134 
Hewanl,   G.  ( '.,  1 
Hewson,  C.  B.,    Hi.     \V.  H.,   157 
Heyd,  L.P.,  1  &  31. 
Hick.  P.,  1 18 
HicUev,  \V.  P.,  26 
Higgins,  T,  M„  1 
Hill.  F.  \\\.  139 
Hilliar,  T.  H.,  68 
Hilliard,  I.,  132 
Hilton,  F.  A.,  1 
Hislop.  T.,  I 

Hohson.  T.,  93.    (Lees  4  Co 
Hodge,  I:..  1 

Hodge?,  W.  H.,  1.   (Waldron  A  I  - 
Hodgins.  F  B  .  I.      (McMuj  1 

Co.)    J,  148.     .1.  <;..  1 
Hogg.W.  D..  1 18. 

Holden,  J.  P..  1.    (Majone  A  Co., 
Holland,  H.  P.,  4'.).     P.  H„   165 
Hollinrake,  (    10. ,  130.W.A.,  31&   1 
Hollis,  J.P.,  SO 
Holman,  C.  J.,  1 

Holmes.  I).,  229.  G.W  .  1.  K.H..  229 
Holmested,  A.  W„  1.  .  Poss  &Co.) 

P.,  171; 
Holt,  P.,  86 
Hood,  J..  180 
Hopbine,  c  ir.  112 
Hornsby,   1 
H  artoi),  1-:.,  18<J 
Hoskin,   A.,  J.      A.  E.,    1.      ,J..    I 

I  Mrl  iirtliN  &  Co.) 
Hough,  P.  A.,  s 
Houston.  M..  41 
Howell,  A.,  101 
Huhhs,  P.  H.,  161 
Hughson,  A.  A.,  145 


104 


III  I .   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST    -ONTARIO. 


Hunt.  B.    \..  in 

Hunter.  A  T..  1.     \  .  W  .,  1   i  M 
\-  Co.    Ml..  27,  50  and  135.  J.H., 
1..I.H  .1.  I,  1    W.E.L.,  1.  W.H.,  1 

Bntcheson,  J.  \..  34 

Hutchison,  s.  a.,  nil 

Bnycke,  E.  C.  S.  10 

I. 

[dington,  .i     i- 1 
raoll,  .1    M 

limes.   II      I 

Irving.  &.,  1.    J.E.,175.    W.H.,  1. 

i  Kilmer  .t 
1 1  win.  H.  E..1.     W.  N..  1 

[eland,  J.  I...  I4S 

Ivey,  C.  II  .  115.    I  Hellinutli  I 

J. 

Jack.-  C.  !■• ..  I.     E.  H..  1 
Jackson,  A.,  112.  J. It..  102  J. I;     B 
Jabn.  P.  A.,  jj. 
Jameson    I ».  W.,  i 
Jamiesou   n 

larvlB,  C.  (...  L15.  l\  0.,  1  (Mc 
rhi! 

J.  t:.rv.  A    (l  .  115.     J.  E  ,  115 

Jeffrey,  N.,  91 

Jennings,  J..1.    I  Watson  &  Co.) 

Johnson,    X.',  28 

Johnston,  A..  132.  K.  P.  IV,  l. 
B.  H.,  115.  M.  O.,  B6.  i;  L.,  1. 
(McLaughlin  &  Co.]  B.,  I.  W  . 
l.    <  look  a  <  o.)  w  .  P.,  169 

Jones,  B„  l.    B.M.,  I.  (Irwin  ^ 
C.A.,  147.  CO.  1.  i  Henderson  <S 
Co.     E.,    34.   B.C     31.   V-.w         i 
I •'.  C.  I.     i.  B.C.,  I.J.G.,  I.  J.E., 
l.  Im\  ernetACo.  J.W.  93.8. A.,  l 

Judd,  J.  c.  115.    (Meredith  .t  Oo. 

Jastin,  B.  P..  M 

k. 

Kains,  J.  A..  189 

Kappele,  C.,  1.    La  idla  n  .<  Co.    1 1  ,, 

I.  LaldlaW  VV  i 
Keating,  W.  3     - 

in.  tea 

i  .  !      (McGbie  .<  I 
Kelio.  J.  J  .  176.     )..  J..  14- 
Keith,  .1    i 

Kelley.  ci.  M  .  l  1   <  o.) 

Kellock,  W,  M..  158 
Kelly,  H.i  .,1.(1  oy*<  o     W.l 
Kemp,  '   . 

Kennedy,  w  .  H..  m 
Kenning,  I 
Kenny.  M,  J.    -i 
Kem  li 
Kent,  H    \    i.     ' 

!         : 

Kerns,  i     \ 

Kerr    <  \  U       I         ByokmU    i 

F.D.,159.  G..1.G.8  J.I 

J.K.I.  J. W., 40    W.,49.  W.A.B. 
i.    (Blake  *  I  o,     W.l 

Q.  1       M-       V,       I 
Kill,.. urn.  I\  H  .  149.     J.  M.    I 
Kilgonr,  ic.  0.,  188 
Kill. .run    .1     I 
Kilmer,  Q    H.,1 

i      l 
Kiiikniiiiii,  N.,  i.   W.  H    : 
\     I      W.  H 

KiliK-''  ■■  •       \    '    .    I-        I      W 

II.  '• 


Kirkliui.l,  J.  T.j  6 
Kirkpiitruk,  \.  r.,1  (ByckmanCo.) 
Kittermastei .  l  .  w  .    1 7 1 
Kl.in,  (>.   B.,814 
Knight,  II.  \ 
Know  !«■-,  \\     I     - 
Knox,   \.  i    .  i.      1  ■      '■  I 
.1,1.      Hull  I 


I 


Laidlaw,  W.,  1.    W.  B,  l?:. 
Lain).'.  .1.   M..   1.  i'o» 

Laird,  W.  P.,  181 

I, anion,  J.,  69 

Lamont,  i..l.,  906 
Lamport,  W.  \.  I, 

■  i.l.   V.,90.    K.   \.  i-.. 
Lander,  W.  .1  .  l 
Langley,  O.  \..  w.« 
Langlois,  I 

Langton,  T.,  1.    i  Mowal  •■ 
Langworthy,  W.  I 
Larmontn,  N  <;..  1 18 
La-li,  If.,  1.      Bl  I  /.    \ 

I.    (Blake  &  l  o  I 
Latohford,  P.  B.,  1 i- 
LaveU,  11.  A.,  179.    J.  l:.. 

Law.  '!'.  I).,  1.     (!U,iko  .<  (  0. 

Lawlor,  II.  \\ ..  98 
Lawrason,  J.^  .,69 
Lawrenct  •  V.  G.  P.,  i .    Lindsi 

■      |    i ,.  v,      18       w    189 
Lawann,  W..6H.  W.B.,  46 
Lacier,  E.P., 
Leask,  ll.  D.,  190 

Unlock  A  Co.    I.  . 

93.    W.  C.J  •  i 
Lees,  W.  9      W    v.  D.,  148     W.  (>. 

I>..   ! 

\.  B.  P.,  1 
Legault,  L.G.D.,  t 
Leggatt,  <•    J 
Leitcb,  C.  Bt.  I  .,  • 
Lemii  I  .  i ■..  191 

Leu i 

Lennox,  n..  16.  J.P.,  182   i'.ii 
Lent,  W.  F.  W.,  tu 
l  ,eonai  d  0.  J..  1.  (Jon       ■  I 
Le  \  est      -I.   i   .1 

G.  H.  93.    iGibsoti  &  < 
Lewis.  A.M.  93     ■  i  •    • 

E.N    86,     I  .  96.     J.  T.,  n-.    0 

1 .  .  I  i      w 
\s-    \.   163 
Liddell,  J.  W 
Lindsey.  G   G.  H.,1.     B.  1 
Little   H.  \ 
Lit  Ingston,  w    I 
Livingstone.  J  .  108      I  .B   I 
Lloyd,  1    H 
Lobb,   \    l   .  i 
Loftus,  .1.  I'..  1 
Logan,  J.  K  .  171 

I    lllhllollil    A 

i    i ,     i    (Ki 

.1:1.  W.  ( 

Lonnt,  <•  w  ,  i*i 

-  .  i 
Loverlng,  w   h 
Lowu 

I. in  a-.  I  ii  1 19 
Ludwtg  M  H  ; 
Lundy,  i  - 

...■.  i    li  , 

l.yncl 

I    \      1 


Ill  I :    CANADIAN     LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


105 


He. 

McArdle,  I.  W  ,  149 

Mo  \rthii.'.  D  .  l.  <;..i  2) 

McBrady,  L.  v.,  1.    W.,  lti-j 

McBrayne.W.S.  93.  (Biggarg  I  !o.) 

McBride,  a.  B.,  219.    J.,  1 

McBurney,  F.  c.  139 

Mc(  allam/W  BS.,1.  Burnf>&Co.) 

MoCamon,  W.  J.,  21 

\Ic<  arron,  M.  J  .  L86 

McCarthy,  D.  L.,  1.   J.  A.,  16.    L. 

1.     M.  >..174 
McCaul,  (i.  I,  .  65 
McClemont,  w  M.,93 
McColl,  .J.  II. .  i;i 
McConnell,  K.  H.,  189 
McCosh,  J.,  146 
McCrea,  C  ■>..  191.    G.,  167 
McCrimmon.  A.,  189. 
McCue.  W.j  42 
McCullouuli..!.,  182.    P.,  121 
MoDiarmid   F.  A.,  112.    W..  117 
McDonagb,  M.  P  ,  115 
McDonald, A. A.  119.P.,232.  W  J.,   I. 
McDoagal,  D.  J.,  1 18. 1  Jaacl  Iraken 

&o 

McDougall.  A.,  215.    J.L.,  Jr.,   1 18 

(Latchford  A  Co.) 
McDowell,  W.,72 
McEvoy,  J.M.,  115 
MoEwen,  J.,  179.    M.  W.,  31 
McPadden,M.,175.U.,175.  W.H.,  30 
McGarry,  C  W..  170 
McGee,  T.D'A.,  148.  (Fripp  \  I 
McGhie,  J.  H.,  1 
McGillivray,  J.A.,1.  J.A.,210.  .1  F 

189.    T.  A.,  226 
McGiverin,  H.  B..  148. 
McGregor,  M.  ().,  133 
Mcluues,  J.  A.,  211 
Mcintosh,  C,  42 
Mclntyre,  D  M.,  108.    J.,  108 
McKay,  J.,  175.    R.,  l.    (Ream  & 

Co.)S.  G.,232.S.H.,214.W  J.L.',145 
McKecknie,  A.,  30.     A.  72 
McKee,  H.  E.,  190.    T.E.  190 
McRenzie,  R.  G.  R.,  iGO 
McKeough,  W.  E.,  44 
McKeown,   C.    R.,  145.    S.  W.,   1. 

(Fraser  A  Co.) 
McKessock,  R.  R.,  87 
McEillop,  J. B.,  115.  (Magee&  Co.) 
McKinuon,  K.  L.,  91 
McLaughlin,  A.  E.,    27.    R.  J.,  l 

R.  .J.,  112 
McLanrin,  G.,  148 
McLaws,  W.  L.,  189 
McLean,  D.  L„  148.  D.  R.,  155.  E. 

H.,135.    J., 189.    W.A.,91 
McLellan,  A., 169.  D.,  207 
McMahon,  W.  P.,  21 
McMartin,  M.  M.,  11 
McMaster,  A.C.,l.(MacdonellAO>i 
McMichael.  A.  F.,  1 
McMillan,  D.  S.  174.     H.,  91 
McMdllen.  J.  A.j  133.     W.T.,932 
McMurrich,  J.  I).,  1     W.  P.,  1 
McNab,  A.,  1.    A.E.,214.     B.C.,  170 
McNamara,  J.  M.   140.    V.,  17.") 
McNeely,  J.S.L.,  42 
McPhail,  J.  A.,  175 
McPberson,  G.  G..  183.       R.  U.,  1. 

W.  D.  1 
McSweyn,  J..  112 
McTavisb,  A. A.,  154 
McVeity.  T.,148 
McWhinuey,  W.  J.,  1 
McWilliams,  R.F.,159.    W.  G  .  1 


II. 

Mabee,  J.  P.,  183 
Macbeth,  T.,  nr> 
Maci  raken,  J.  I.,  148 
tfaodonald,  v,  86.  a.m.  91.  <  I.  F...  1. 
D.,  ].    F.  W.,  1*6.    (i.  S.,  182.  '■ 
B  .  i.    [Clute&  I  lo.)   i..  B.,  162a. 
•  I.   A.,   1.    .1.    !•'.,    64.      .1.   H„  l 
.1.  s.,  110.    s  a.  64 
Macdonell,  A.  (  ..  l.    A.  Mc.  L.,  l 
MacdonneB,  i ;.  M.,  108.    <;.  K.  l 

l  Bmellie  .t  Oo.) 
Macdougall,  C.A.,  189 
Macfarlane,  \.,  i  is 
MacGregor,  J'.,  1 

MacInnes,C.S  ,i.  Mel  arthy&(  o.) 
Macintosh.  .1  A..  1.    (    ate  A  I 
MacKay,  A.(i.,  149  &  65.  J.  8.,  232. 

W.  C,  1 
MacKelcan,  F'.,  93 
MacK*nzie,  D.,  174.  !..(.,  1.  G. 
l.  (Jones*  Co.)H.G.,l.  P.C  ,1 
-MacKinnon,  A.  .1.,  2 
Macklem,  ().  R.,  l 
Maclean,  D.H.,  148.  F.W.,1.        ,   1 
Maclennan,  1 1,  r...  56.  I  .  J.,  5  6   J. 

•L,  l.    (Robertson  &  Co.)    .I.K, 

191.    K.  J.,  l.    (Mowat  *  Co.) 
Mac.Murchv,  A..  1 
Macnee,  J.  H.,  108.     P.  C,  101 
Macoomb,  H.  W.,  221 
Macpberson,  (.,  115.    (Macbeth  it 

Co.)    J.  A.,  106. 
Macrae,   H.  II  ,  1 
Madden,  J.  H.,  134 
Magee,  F.A.,  148.  (Hogg  &  Co.),  J. 

115 
Mahaffy,  J.  J.,  185 
Mabon,  K.,  148.    G.F.,  232.  J„  232. 
Mairs,  A.,  122 
Makins.  J.C.,  183 
Malconison,  P.  A.,  118 
Mallocb,  K.  <;.,  L58 
Mallon,  J.  w.,  i.     (Angling  Co.) 
Malone,  A.  L..1      E.T.,  1.     M.,93 
Manning,  .).  J.,  30 
Marquis,  A.  W.,  186 
Marsh,  A. II.,  1.  G.W.,  1.  W.L.E.,  1 
Marshall,  1.  N.,  31 
Martin,  C.  B.,  1.    (Shilton  4  Co.) 

D'A.,  93.     K.,  93.      F.  C,  232.     F. 

J.S.,  175.    F.R.,93.    i..i;. ,44.   H. 

J.,  1.    J.,  19*.     J.U.,     22*.    K.,  93. 

S.S..  1.    W.J.,  44 
Masson,  S.,  21 
Masten,  C.A ,  1 
Matheson,  A.,  J„   15s.      R.  A  .  68. 

R.  P.,  148.    (Nellie  &  Go.      r.G., 

130.    W.  A.,  81 
Maw,  H.  \V.,  1.    (Dewart  &  Co.) 
Maxwell,  C.F.,  189.    C.F.,  Jr.,  189. 

J.,  116 
May,  A.  F.,  148.    (Gemmill  &  Co.) 
Mearns,  F.  S.,  1 
Medd,  ST.,  129 
Meek,  E..  1 
Meldrum,  A.  D.,  191 
Mercer,  M.  S.,  1 

Meredith,  E.,  115.  J.R.,  1  T.G.,  115 
Metcalt,  J.  H.,  156.      J.  K.,  156 
Mewburn,  S.  C,  93 
Meyer,  G.  W.,  90 

Mickle,  C.  J.,  45.    H.  \\\,  l.    (Ar- 
mour <fc  Co.) 
Middleboro,  W.  S.,  149. 
Middleton,  E.    L.,  1.  (Fov  &    Cc.) 

W.  E.,  1.    (Macdonald  A  Co.  i 
Mikel,  W.  C.,21 


10!) 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


Millar,  \..  99    I   ,  1     H.,  1 1-.    Mo- 

I.  nil  in  A  I  ...       W„  136 
Miller,  \.  A.,  i.  (Proudfool  a 

E.  A.    I  .     i:..  189 
Millican,  A.E  .  82,  u  .  J.,  -J 
Mflligan,  J.  I 
Milliken,  w  .  B.,  : 
Mills,  A ..  i.     D.,  162,     G.G.,  l.    3. 

A..  I.     \\\,  17J 

Milne,  J.   V.  I 
Moberly,  G.,  B9.    T.  )■:  ,  l 
Mon. -lii-lt".  I  ..i...  LOO 
Monk,  ll.  i  ..  it-.    [Nellia  A  Co.) 
Montgomery,  J.,  i.   (MoPbersoud 
Co      J.  l'..  I.    B.  A.,  1. 

m .-.  o  w  .  te     f.d.,  ua.  j.p., 

U5.      Frasei  A I  o.)     W.  H.,  169. 

u.  .1  .  119 
Mom n,  \V   J.,  169 
Morden,  W.  s..  21 
Morpby,  A.,  I.     H.  B.,  US.     II.  E., 

1 17.    T.,  30.     W  .  S.,30 
Morris.  B.  <;.,  52.    I  .  B.,  81.    \\  ..   1 
Morrison.  II.,  lis 
Morton   J.A  .239.J.P.  lORo.W.L.  81 
Morwood,  U.K..  ii...  ((  asej   I 
M  188,   i  .  A..   I.    i  Barwick  a 

.1.  II.,  l.  (Barwick  .u  o.)W..D  55 
Mow.it,  II. M.,  l.  J.  A., 91.  J.McD., 

10s.        ()..    I. 

Mudie,  J.,  ins 

Mnir,  M.  p.,  31 

Muirbead,  U.  II    31 

Mulligan.  J.  A.,  L91 

Mnlock,  \\"..  1.     \\...lr.,  1 

Mnlvey,  T.,  1 

Man  dell,   \\.,  108 

Monro,  M.,  i.  N.M..  76.  B.  U.K.,  1. 

UN.,  227 
Murcbison,  l>.  (  .,  16 
Mardocb,  J.Y.,  mi 
Murpby,  ('.,  i  is.    .i  i,  .  993,     \  .1. 

T.J.,  116.    I  Uagee  &  I  n.) 
Murray,  \.  (..  B7.     U.W.M.,  l.    T. 

J..  158, 
Miirton.  I,.  K..  1  IT 
M  .■  1      C.  A.    L3S 


V 

Naamttb,  C.  B.,  1.    (It 

Niison.  •!..  I 
NelleS,  P.   B.|  208 

Nellis,J.H.,232.T.P.,1  l&W.M 
Nesbitl  J.W.,93.  w  .  1. .  Beatl 
Neville,  k.  B.,  1 
Newell,  «  .  P.,  179 
Nickle,  w  .  1 
Nlool,  W.  r...  1 
Noble,  B.  M„  210 
Nortbrup,  \\ .  B.,  -ji 


O. 

0  Brian,  I     I  .,  116    J,  1:.,  1. 

"  1  1  ■  1 . .  • .    1 1  11,1 

.1       It      T..  I  .1 

:  ■ 
001    ,ii.--      1  ic  I,  ,  1 1- 
(Klddftl  0  1  1. .v..  1; 

J.W.    1. 1  Mel  rad     •  ■ 
O'Doi      liui     1  ' .     I    (I 

11.. 

1  >  1 1 1  1 1 .  ••. 

-.    II.    112 


•  1  Meara,   \.  1..  1.   J.,   1 1-.    .1    1 
1  is.    .1.  J.,  1  is,    .1,1  . 
til,  w  ..1.  1 

J  n..  115.    J.s.. 
O'Beillv,  M.l  .  93.   (Gil 
0  Bourke    1     \ 
Ogden,  A.,  1     (Hoskin  \  l 
Orde.J.P.  1  is.   (Gortnully  & 
Ormiston,  D.,  226.  W.  -.,  210 

-  ne,  .i.i;..i  18.  w  .w  .,  93.  (( lib 
son  ' 
Osier,  1:.,   1     (McCarthy   a 
P.  B.,  1.    (M<  1  M.ti  -.  .-. 

A    .  1   I     A      1    ..  Ii      - 

(Mcl  arttaj 

1,  I ..  VV..207 
\.  1:..  103 
Owens,  B.  \v.  .1.,  1.    \\ .  1 ...  78 


Page,  .1.  v 

Palmer,  J.  P.,  164 

Panut,  \.  P.  1 

Panton,  \.  M 

Papps,  ii.  B.,  93 

Pardee,  P.  P.,  174 

1  r,  \V.  K.  P.,  I,    .1    i- 

Paterson,  J.A.,1    1  Kerr  1  ...  >    1.1, 

109,    N.I..  1. 
Patterson,  1;..  19 

Payne,  G.  \.    10.    J.  \v..  1.      Hall 
.\  ■       •     W.  I..,  50 

in,  I-'.  I...  iT.'n.    J.,  1 

B.  \..  169 

1.  \..  119 
Penton,  l  .,  1 
Percival,  11.  \.,  1  is 
Perkins,  \»    1 
Perrin,  1    E.,  115   M<  B 
W.C.,  138.    \\.  Ii 
I'.--.  re,  .1.  I 
Peterson,  Q  1     186.     H  W.,91.   N. 

II.,  34a 
Petit,  1  .  ll  ,  90 

11.  I'..  I.      1 
Petit,  G.  H..  291 
Phillion,  .1.  1 
Pike,  J.  M.    ii 
Pinkerton,  W.,1 
Pirie,  1 
Plazton,  1  .  W 
ronton.  \\  .  N..  21 
Poole,  .1.  1 

I    op.  ,    II.   ('   .    ls| 
PO]  !•        W    J.,   7s 

r, '    11..  I.  El  ...  21.    .1..  1  H 
1    . 
Powell,  I  .1. 

Pratt,  '  .  I'.,  148.     11   1 1 
ton,  l>.  11..  184.    .1   \  \ 

Primeau,  .1    - 

11  .  1 1-.  (CI 
.1    V,  1 
Proudfoot,  W.,  1.      u     I 
Purdo  P.B 

IC. 

1  w   1     1     . 

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(Mi 


I  UK    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


107 


Jtead,  D.  B.   1.     W  ..  1 
Reade,  \V.  M.,819 

r,  H.  A.,  1.  (DelaniereM  ■ 
.1 ..  14. 
Reeves.  .1 .  I  i 

\.  J.,  H.     !•'.,  178.      I.,  I 

as/A 

■Rewraft.  1,.  .1.    172 

Reynolds,  E.  R.,  l 

Richards,  W.  G.  44 

Kiobardson,  J.  T.,  L..(Coat8worth 

■  o. 
Riddell,  W.K.,  1      (Ueuttv  &  Co.) 
Ridley,  H.  I  .J.  (MeM  binne)  Co.) 
Ridout,  J.  (..    1 
Bigney,  T.  J.,  108 
Ritchie,  C.  H..  1.   <;..  1.    J.  A..  148. 

(Bel court  &  (  o.)  O.,  14a  P.  B.  i 
Koact).  M.  H.,  18 
RoHf,  .1    R„  i.     \V.,  1 
Kohl),  G..  1 1-". 
Robert',  A.  A.. -21 
Robertson,  I).,  -214.    I).  B.,  21.    D. 

M..  1.      H.,52.     H.  II.,'.':;.     .1    K.. 

1.  J.  S.,  189.  I;   B.    183,    l  .  .i 
Robinette,  T.  •  '..  i 
Robinson,  C,  1.  C.C.,  I.   CO.,  218. 

J.A  ,  189.     S.  S..  146.     W.A.,122. 

W.  H..   44 

Roche,  l-.  J.,  l 
Rodd,  .1.  H.,  928 
Roger,  O.  M..  169 

rs,  I"..  17"..  .1.  M.  158  R.  V.,108 
Rolph,  T.  T.,  1 
Kose,  HI.,  l.    (Beatty  &  Co.) 

C.  C,   1.     (Delamere  &  Cc 

I).,  16.  D.C.,  l.    (St.  John  &  Co.) 

D.C.,184.  G„  I.  J.C.,83.  J.L..  1. 

w.  I...  93. 
Rowan,  T.  A.,  1 
Rowe,  J.,  127 

Rowell,  N.  \V.,  1.     (Kerr  &  Co.) 
"Rowland,  J.  A..  I.    (Macdonald  & 

Co.)  P.  I'.,  175 
Kovce,  A.  EL.,  1 
Rnddv,  R.,  189 
Rutledge.  .1  ,236 
Ruttan.  <;.  P.,  134 
Byckman,  E.  B.,  l 
Rykert,  J.  C,  186 

S. 
Sale,  J..  228 
•Sampson.  H.  E.,   1  IS 
Bangster,  P.  H.,  213 
Saunders,    A.,    220.        D.     W.,     1. 

(Kinfisniill  &  Co.)    E.,  1.   E..  189. 

T.  w.,91 
i  ,  G.  A.,  44 
Scandrett,  T.  \V  .  ll.-> 
Scane,  W.  W„  H 
Boanlon,  A.E.,  29.     M.,  29 
Scellen.  .I.A..  29 
Scott,  C.  !>..  1.   D'A.,  148.    H.  J..  1. 

J.,  48.      J.H.,  214.    J.J.,1.    J.J., 

93.   J.T..1.    R.W..  14*.  W.i:..  in. 

W.I..,  148. 
Scullarl.  T..  41 
Seager.  C,  80 
Secord,  M.  A.,  89 

s  worth,  R.  F..  1 
Seiikler,  E.S.,  1411 
Sbarpe,  J.  W ,  01.     S.  S.,  210 
Shaver,  H.  H.,  1 
Shaw,  A.,  214.  A.C.,158.    J.D.,173 

J.G.,  1.   (Kerr  Co.) 
Sheets,  M.  O.,  56 

Shepley,  G.F.,1.  (Macdonald&Coi 
Sheppard,  D.  E.,  83.     M.,  228 


Sherry,  G.  J.,  142     G..I..  99 

Shilton,  .1.,  1 

Simpson  i ».  r...  27.    N\,  17:» 

Sims,H.J.,2B.  I;.. I.,  14a 

Binclair,  \.  n..  1.    l>.  I     I.     N..  1. 

[Watson  &  «  o.j  R.\  ..  l  la  (Carou 

&  I  o  »  V., 204.  W.  B.  N.,  117.  W. 

M.. 
Sissons,  H.  J.  F..  80 
Skeans,  W.A.,  i.  (ProudfootA 
Sla^ht,  A.  G.,  1.     (Holuian  St  - 

A.(i.,  178.     T.  K..   17s 
Blattery,  R.J.,  10.    T.P.,  1.  (Hearn 

&  I 
Small,    rt.  <'..  42.     J.  T.,  1.    (Hen- 

deraon  St  Co.) 
Sinellie,  J.  P.,  148.    (Lewis  &  Co.) 

K.  S.,  1 
Bmiley,  P.  L.,  88 
Bmitb,  a.  V,  129.    A.E.,  4.  C.  P.,  1. 

(Beatv\-  Co.)  D.T.    l.    (Davis  a 

Co.)  E.S  .  1-:;.  i...  232.    I  ...I.    162. 

G.E.,1.  G."X  ,226  11.1'., 11  cv  172.  .1. 

F.,1.  .I.G.,1.    (Watson  &  Co.)  J. 

J.,  UK.    L  A.,  148    (Bishop  & 

Co.)  i;.,  56.    s.s.,  165.    W.A.,  i. 

(Jones  4<  o.)  W.A..  109.  W.P.,  n  . 
Bmoke,F.,152.8.C.,l.(Watson&Co) 
Smyth,  R.G.,  I.    w.i;.,  l 
Bmythe,  B.  H.,  108.    G    M..  108 
Bnider.  F.C..1.    T.A..  34 
Snook,  T,  I-..  168 

Snow,  A.  .1.  i;..  l.     (Beaty  &  Co.) 
Bparham,  B.  E.,  179 
Spence,  G.W.,214.  J.H.,  l.fMasten 

&  Co.) 
8potton,  A.,  95.    W.H.B.,  227 
Stafford,  \\.  H.,  6 
Stanbury,  J.G.   74 
Standiah,  I.,  1.    (Cassels  &  Co.) 
Stanton,  J.I'.,  93.     (Lee  &  Co.) 
Stan  worth,  W.    14 
Starr,  J.  H.  L.,  1.     (Masten  &  Co.) 
Start,  C.  E.,  194 
Staunton,  (i.  E.,  93 
Steele,  J.,  183 
Steers,  W.,  127 
Stiles,  J.A. ,56 
Stephens,   .).   J.,   195.    L.    P.,    93 

( Lees  &  Co. ) 
Stephenson,  <;.  H..  122 
Stevens,  W.  E.,  15 
Stevenson   A.,  159. 
Stewait,  A.M.,  1.  (McOarthv  A  Co  ) 

D.M.,16.      DE.K.,  119.  H.A..  :(4. 

H.  D.,  16.     J.  A.,  158.     Mrb.,  148. 

R.J. ,105.     T.,  112.      W.,110 

St.  John,  J.w.,  l 

Stone,  E.I',.,  159.    F.,  44.   H.E.,  155 

Storey,  D.S.,  127 

Strathv,  H.  H..  16.     .1.  R.,  1 

Stratton.  W.  A  ,  159 

Stuart,  A.,  U5. 

Sullivan,  A.J.F.,  180.     M..  174.     W. 

H.,  108 
Supple,  J. A.,  150 

Sutherland,  C.  T.,  124.     R.  F.,  228. 
Bwabey,  C,  1.     (Clarke  &  Co.) 
Swartz,  E.  O.,  175 
Swayze,  W.  D.,  04 
Swayzie,  B.  E.,  1 
Sweany,  G.  K.,  1. 
Sweet,  E.(  31 
Symons,  D.T.,1.  (Kingstone  St <  o.) 

T. 

Tapscott.C.S.,  31 

Tate,  D'A,  93.    (Carscallen  &  U.i 

Taylor,  A. E.,  7.3.  R.L.,35.   W.B.,  1 


his 


nil     I    \\  \iu  \\    LAW    LIST      ON  I  MM" 


i  .  .  i  ,  i,  .1    \ 

Telford,    .1.    !'..  65.     W.    P.,  149. 
'Pennant.  .1.  II ..  1.     (Mills  ft  I  0.) 
Tennent.   I).    H.,   LIS, 
Terbune,  J.  K..  113 
Thistlettawaite,  I'.  W.,211 
Thomas,  ll.l'..  21.    .1.1'..  21 
Thompson, A.B.,146    l.B.,157.     \. 

'!'..  43.  V.U..  111.     .1.  \.,  1.     (Bar 

wick  &    Co.)  J.  E.,  in.    .1.  T.  c. 

148.    (Kidd  &  Oo      R.  \i..  98. 
Thomson,  D.  I-:.,  l.  <;.<'.,  93.  (Teet- 

nl  &  (  o.)    r.(  ..  i 
Thrasher,  <  >,  <;..  L81. 
Thurston,  W.  t;..  l 
Tibbette,  11.  \..  l    I  03  & 
Tiffany,  K.  H..4 

Tilley,  W.  N..  1.  fl'limnst-n  &  1  0.) 
Tisdale,  !>..  17&    W.  B.,  17s 
Titus,  I-.  1...  87 
Toothe,  K.  M.c.  116 
Torrance  W.P..l.(KingBmillS 
Towers,  H.  I.  171.     W.  K.  169 
Travor.,  K,  184 
Tremeear.  W.  .1.,  1 
Trow,  A.  I'...   1 
Tucker,  H.  1...  1 19 
Tndhope,  N.B..  146 
Tytler,  .1.,  1 


I. 


(Jrqahart,  D„  1.    T.,  l 


V. 

Vance,  < ..  M.,  177 

\ii n  der  \ 1.  M.  P.j  1 

Vaiistime,  K.,  299 

Varley.J.  1...  186 

Vickers,  W.  W.,  1 

Vinoent,  J.  (J.,  148 

Viuingt  J.   11  >.    (Jan  is  8t<    ».) 


wr. 

Waddell,  F  H.,  '.r.s.    J.  \ 
w  ,1  le,  T.  s.,  n 

WadBWOI  -lli,  W  .li.,1.  (IiindU  . 

Waldron,  Q.,1 

Walkem,  J.  B.,  106      B    1 

Walk.,.  J. A.,    U 

Wallace  .1    1 

Wallbridge,  P.  s..   ji.      w  .  11 .,  1. 

(Shiltoo  \  1 
Walmsley,  T  ,  181 
Walsh.  14.,  Hi-.'      W    I..,  146 


Ward.  H.  \ 

Wardrop,  B.   1 
Wardrope,  W.  II  . 

\\  arne,  J.  I   .  1  is 
\\  a  1  i'ii.  J.  J.i  1 
Washingtoi 

0        .17-' 
Watt.     II.  I.     1      .1.,  '.H 

Watts,  \.  1...  m 
Webb,  l    ],.,  SO 

106 
. .  ii". 
•     I 
Wegg,  I  .  .1 

Weir,  \.,  171     1.. 1   .  61.  [J  .1 
Weld,  1.  .  116  1  — . 

Weldon.  I.  E.,  119     - 
Wells,  a.  W.,  17s.  k.'M  .  1    1 
Welton,  H.  K..  1 
West,  W.G  •  •«>•■■ 

Wliite.  D.B..9S1.    H..  165.    .1  I'  .  I. 

J   T.,  1.      J.  W.,44.      1 

S..  296     W.  Ii  . 
Whitehead,  W.  M     I 
Whiting,  1   l. .,  108 
Whitney,  J.  P.,  139 
Wlokett,  W.  I... 
Wickham,  M.  .1  ,  1 
Wicks. in.  S..  1 

Widdiefleld,  C    If..  161,  W.  C 
Wigl<    1     - 
Wilgress,  (i.  s  ,  101 

Wilkes.  A.  .1  ,  :u 

Wilkie.  (...  1 

Wilkius,  M  .  '  I 

Wilkinson,  W.  B.,  218 

Williams,  A.  .1..  1.     .1..  21.     T    E. 
24  W.H.,  87.     \\  ,H 

WilU,  .1.  F.   21 

Wils A.I-'.,  19S.  F.W 

J.B.,  lit.    M.j  11.    r  m        l     w 
A.,  189.    W.G.,  134.     W.8 

\\  miu  U    .I.W.I...  II.". 

Wismer,  E,  a..  73. 

W     -:,-..  H..  71 

Wood,  K.E.189    B.B.  1    >  C    .lr..  1. 

(Wilkie  vV  1  o.)    s.<;..  1 
\v       Is,  J.]         -        -    It.,  1 

lyatt,  T..  :il 
Worrell,  J. A.  1     (Croi 
Wright,  11.  .1 .,  1     iBarwick  I 

.1.  \  .  1.     .1.   \     161.      M  .  JI       W. 

11.    11        u 
Wvld,  W  ,  Ms. 


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f  olice  Magistrates,  $  robinct  of  (Ontario 


Jurisdiction.  Namk. 

Addington J.Aylswortb.Tamw'tb 

Algsma G.  Borden,  S.S.  Marie 

Aiiiin  rstburg  ,S.  Mel  h  e 

Arii/in<>r .1.  Tierney 

.4  ui  an  r Vacanl 

Ban-it C.  II.  Rosa 

Beamavilk  . ,  ,  .C.  E.  Biggins 

Bellevillt J.  J.  B.  Flint 

Berlin J.  J.  A.  Weir 

Jili  iiln  ini Vacanl 

BowmanvUlt  ..W.  M     Horsey 

Bracebridgt  ,.W.  EL  Spencer 

Brampton  .      .1.  W.  .Main 

Brantford...     T.  Woodyatl 

Bridgeburg  . .  T. .).  James 

Brockiilli .1.  I  >eacon 

CampbeUford,  .1).  J.  Lynch 

Cardinal M    <  lormaok 

Curie  ton  Co...L.  A.  Smith,  Ottawa 

Cartwright  Tp.J.  Parr 

r  Chatham M.  1  [ouston 

Christian  Isl'cLJ.  Lawrence 

'  'obourg J.  H    I  tumble 

Cotbornt F.  M.  Field 

< 'ollingwood. .    Vacant 

Corn  well 1  >.  I  )anis 

Delhi J.W.  Griffen 

Dan  rtmti) II.  VI.  Bedford 

Drayton V.  C.  Woodman. 

Dresden R,   Kimmerly 

I  hi  nnr  iilt   .  . .  .T.  Rice 

Bait  Toronto.  .  P.  Ellis 

Elnrn E.  Burns, 

Essex W.  I ).  Beaman 

Ft  rgut \.  Taylor 

Forest T.  .Tones 

Fort  Francis.  .W.  Young 
Fort   Will  in  in.  A.  McDougall 

Gait J.  R.  Blake 

Gananoaut  ....  1'.  Heaslip 

Godt  rich C.  Seager 

Grey,  S.  R  .  . .  W.H.Rvan.Mi  Foresi 

Grimsby W.  Forbes 

Grimsthorpt  .  ,J.  Cleak 

'■'nil/ill T.  W.  Saunders 

HaliburtonCo.W.  Fielding,  Minden 

Hamilton (4.  F.  Jelfs 

Hawkesbury  .  .  W.  H.  Lawlor 

Iifn  r.inll  J.  Morrison 

Kn  imtin J.  Robinson 

Kingston J.  M.  Farrell 

Kingsvilte J.  H    Smart 

Leamington.  .  ..T.  McR.  Selkirk 

London   F.  Love 

L'Orignal  . .    .  E.  P.  Johnson 

Lindsay W.  Steers 

Listowt  I J  .  E.  Terhune 

Mcrritton J.  Hall 

Merrickvilk    .  F.  A.  Tallman 
Morrisburgh . .  A.  A.  Logan 
Moulton  fp   ..T.  Rice,  Dunnville 
Montague  Tp.  .FATallman,  Mer'kv'le 
Middlesex,  E.BE:SL  Jarvis,  London 

Midland D.  S.  Storey 

Mitchell T.  H.  Race 


Jurisdiction. 


Namk. 


Mt.  Forest M.  <  >.  McGregor 

Mskoka  .i  I'.s.W  ESpenci  i.  Br'ce'bgi 
Napanet  .    ...  .1.  I  >aley 

Nt  wboro L.  s.  Lewii 

Niagara I  >.  Davis 

Niagara  Full*.  A.  Logan 

Nipissing        .  W.  A.i  iuibell,  Sudbury 

North  Toronto.T*.  Ellis 

Norwich .1 .  Barr 

OakviUe W.  II.  Voung 

Orangt  viUt  ...J.  Pattullo 

(trill in T.  B.  Laffi  rtj 

Oshawa L.  K.  Murton 

Ottawa <;.').    Keefe 

o/ti rrilh  \.  McFarlane 

Owen  Sound  ..(J.  Spencer 

Paris W.G.  Powell, 

Park  Hill \.  A.  M.Tavish 

Parry  Sound.  .J.  Farrar 

Pembrokt S.  E.  .Mitchell 

Penetangu'ene .W.  II.  Hewscn 

Perth  .'. H.  Taylor 

l'i  ti  rboro'.   . .  D.W.  Dumble, 
I',  i,  rboro'  <  ''i. .( i.  Edmison, 

Petrolea W.  II    Hammond 

Picton G.  C.  Currev 

Port  Arthur.  .  W.  ( '.  Dobie 

P'i  Dalhousie.J.  Hall 

Port  Colbome.W.  V',.  Pringle 

Port  Hopt  R.  11.  Holland 

/'.;/■/  /'-  rry  .  . .  II.  <  Sordon 

Prescott P.  K.  Halpin 

Rat  Portage..  .J.  Robinson 
Ridgetown  ...  ..I    P.  McKinley 

Russell P.  Stewart 

Sarnia II .  <  iorman 

Sea/orth., J.  Beattie 

St  ii  rn  Bridgi  .W.  P.  Christie 
Simcoe  Co,. . .  .<).  II.  Lyon,  Barrie 

Simcoi     J.  Beemer 

Soo  Ste.  Marte.G.  Burden 
St.  Catharines. J .  H.  Comfort 

strut/tin/ J.  ().  Loane 

st ruth  roii J.  N<  ible 

St.   Thomas         .1.  M.  (ilenn 
Tilsonburg  .  ..G.  W.  Hare. 

Thorold W.  T.  Fish. 

Toronto (4.  T.  Denison. 

"      R.  E.  KingsfordjSec  nd 

Trenton T.  A.  O'Rourke 

Uxbridgt C.  Gould 

Vankleek  Hill  .¥.  W.  Tliistlethwa 
Victoria  Co... J.  Deacon,  Lindsay 
Walkerton  . .  .  ..T.  Miller 
WaUaceburg  ..A.  Mel  tougall 
Wutir/oril ....\X.  B.  Wilkinson 
Waterloo  Co.  ..J.  J.  A.  Weir.  Berlin 
WeUand  Co. .  .E.R.Hellems,Welland 
Wellington.  CKW.  H.  Lowes 
Winchester. . . .  W.  Bow 

Whitby Major  Harper 

Wiarton B.  B.  Miller 

Windsor A.  Bartlett 

Woodstock G.  C.  Field 


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I  III     CANADIAN    LAW    LIST  —ONTARIO. 


ONTARIO  DIVISION  COURTS- 

Inspector,  Assistant  Inspector. 

J.  DICKEY.  W    H.  HIGGINS. 

Parliament  Buildings,  Toronto. 

I  (giving  jtuml f  Court)  at— 

!   1  ■    ■  »), 


ALGOMA  DISTRICT. 

No.  of  ( '.Miri.    *  V.Ulreis 

1 S;iult   Sip.  Marie 

2 Bruce  Mines 

3 Thessalon 

4 Weblnvood 

5 Chelmsford 

(i Richards'    Landing 

BRANT. 

1 Brantford 

2 Paris 

3 St.    George 

4 Burford 

5 Scotland 

BRUCE. 

1 Walkerton 

2 Teeswater 

3 Kincardine 

4 Paisley 

5 Port    Elgin 

•  • I  nderwood 

7 Invermay 

8 Wiarton 

« Ripley 

10 Lion's   Head 

U Lucknow 

12 Chesley 

CARLETON. 

1 Ottawa 

- Richmond 

8 C.*i  rp 

1 Galeta 

1    Kara 

8 Metcalfe 

7 Mosgrore 

I'l    I   I  1   KIN. 

1 <  tamgeville 

- Shelburne 

8 Stanton 

4 Mono  Mills 

5 I  'rand     Valley 

I    l.'il.V 

1 \  \  I r 

8 St.     Tin 

St      'I'll.. 

4 Dotton 


E8SEX. 

l Sandwich 

- Ainhersthnrg 

8 KliiK'sville 

4 Oxlej 

f> Leamington 

6 Belle    River 

7 Windsor 

8 Essex 

8 Comber 

FRONTENAO 

1 Kingston 

3 Sydenham 

4 Verona 

o Battersea 

(j Sharbot    Lake 

GREY 

1 Owen   Sound 

2 Durham 

3 Meaford 

4 Heathcote 

5 1*1'- 

H Obatswortli 

7 Hanover 

8 Markdnle 

HA  I.  hi  MAM  > 

l Caledonia 

2 Cayuga 

3 Dunnville 

4 Rainliam 

5 Canborough 

*5 .iarvis 

HA  I.I  T. I  KTON 

1 W 

2 Ilalihiirtou 

8 Dim 

11  M.ImV 

1 • 

2 Oakvillo 

' 

4 Acton 

?i 

fl Burl 


nil.    CANAD1  W    LAW    LIST— ONTARIO. 


113 


HASTINGS. 

1 .Belleville 

3 SliauuonvilK' 

4 Tweed 

5 Stirling 

6 Madoc 

7 Deseronto 

9 Trenton 

10 Marmora 

11 Maynooth 

12 Bancroft 

HURON 

1 Godericb 

2 Seaforth 

3 Clinton 

4 Brussels 

5 Exeter 

6 Dungannou 

7 Bayfield 

8 Wingham 

9 Wroxeter 

10 Zurich 

11 Crediton 

12 Blytb 

KENT 

1 Chatham 

- Ridgetown 

3 Dresden 

4 Blenheim 

5 Wallaceburg 

6 Bothwell 

7 Fletcher 

LAMBTON 

1 Sarnia 

2 Watford 

3 Florence 

4 Sombra 

5 Forest 

<> Thedford 

7 Mooretown 

8 Petrolia 

9 Alvinston 

LANARK 

1 Perth 

~ Lanark 

3 Carleton    Place 

4 Smith's  Falls 

5 Pakenham 

*" Almonte 


LEEDS    &     GRENVILLE 

} Brockville 

~ Prescott 

" Gananoque 

"j Kemptville 

'.' Merrickville 

'' Phillipsville 

j Toledo 

" Newboro' 

!' Athens 

J° Spencerville 

11 North    Augusta 

- Caintown 

LENNOX  &  ADDINGTON 

1 Napanee 

2 Bath 

li Adolphustown 

i Newburgh 

° Centreville 

" Odessa 

7 Tamworth 

LINCOLN 

1 Niagara 

- St.    Catharines 

•"• Smithville 

4 Beamsville 

MANITOULIN    ISLAND 

1 Gore   Bay 

- Little  Current 

3 Manitowaning 

MIDDLESEX 

1 London 

~ Parkhill 

3 Lucan 

4 Delaware 

5 Glencoe 

0 Strathroy 

7 Dorchester  Station 

8 Arva 

9 London 

MUSKOKA    DISTRICT 

1 Bracebridge 

2 Gravenhurst 

3 Huntsville 

4 Port  Carling 


1 1 1 


I  Hi:    I  ANAD1  W     I.  WV    LIST      ONI  UtIO. 


NIPISSINC    DISTRICT 

1 Sturgeon    Falla 

2 Mattawa 

3 North   Bay 

4 Sudbury 

r» Bonfield 

6 Warren 

7 Haileybury 

NORFOLK 

1 Bimcoe 

2 Waterford 

'6 \\  lmllmui     Centre 

4 Ronaon 

5 Vittoria 

6 I'ort    How  Jin 

7 Fairground 

S Tort    Dover 

NORTHUMBERLAND 
AM)  DURHAM 

1 Bouuianville 

2 Newcastle 

3 Port    Hope 

4 Millbrook 

T> Cobourg 

6 Grafton 

7 Colborne 

S Brigliton 

9 \\  ink  worth 

10 Wooler 

H <  ainpuellford 

ONTARIO 

1 Whitby 

- <  Ireenwood 

3 Port    l'erry 

4 [Jxbridge 

•r> ( 'annington 

8 Iteaverton 

7 Uptergrove 

OXFORD 

1 Woodstock 

2 Drnmbo 

"l Bhnbro 

4 Norwich 

B Ingeraoil 

,;   Tiltonburg 

P  kRRl      801  \I>     DIS- 
i  RIOT 

l i  ".-i  i  ry   Sound 

McKellar    P  1 1 

3 Rosacea 

i      Bnrk'a   Fall* 

B     Maganete  wan 

Oommandi 
7  Sundrldg* 


PEEL 

l Brampton 

- Cooksville 

."1 Caledou 

4 Bolton 

PERTH 

1 Stratford 

2 Mitchell 

3 St.    .Marys 

4 Shakespeare 

6 Milverton 

t; Listowel 

PBTERBOROl  GB 
1 Peterborough 

2 Norwood 

8 Keene 

4 Lakefield 

r> A  psley 

PRESCOTT  A   RUSSELL 

1 L'Orignal 

2 Vankleek   Hill 

3 St.    Eugene 

4 I'lnntagenet 

." <  'umberland 

6 Russell 

7 Hawkeabury 

s Fournier 

!t Alfred 

10 Clarence    Creek 

n Grant 

PRINCE    EDWARD 

1 Plcton 

2 Milford 

3 I  >  •  •  m .  >  r  >•  s  t  \  i  1 1  ■  • 

4 Imeliaaburg 

B Welling 

f. Bloomfield 

7 C 

s v 

RAINY      RIVER      I»is- 
TRIOT 

1 Hat     P 

I 

Fori    l 

t      w 

Rainy   R 

REN1  REW 

i    Pembroke 

2  Beat  hburg 

Renfrew 

i  arnprlor 

m  -      !■  trick 

Eg  ii  \  me 

7  Cohdeu 

N  ' 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW     I.Is'I' — ONTARIO. 


llo 


SIMCOE 

1 Barrie 

2 Bradford 

3 Beetou 

4 Colliugwood 

5 Craighurst 

6 Orillia 

7 New    Lowell 

8 Alliston 

9 Penetanguishene 

10 Cold  water 

STORMOXT.    DUXDAS 

AXD  GLEXGARRY 
1 Williamstown 

2 Alexandria 

3 Cornwall 

4....    Dickinson's   Landing 

5 Morrisburg 

t*. Iroquois 

7 South    Mountain 

8 Crysler 

9 Bridge    End 

10 Chesterville 

11 Strathmore 

12 Dominionville 

THUNDER      BAY      DIS- 
TRICT 

1 Port    Arthur 

3 Fort  William 

VICTORIA 

1 Woodville 

- Eenelon   Falls 

3 Bobeaygeon 

4 Omemee 

5 Lindsay 

6 Oakwood 

7 Victoria    Road 

WATERLOO 

1 Berlin 

2 Preston 

3 Gait 

4 New   Hamburg 


5 Liu  wood 

0 St.   Jacob's 

1 Vjt 

WELLAND 

1 Welland  Station 

2 Marsh ville 

•"• Fort  Erie 

4.  .  .  .Niagara   Falls   South 

5 Thorold 

t> Port   Colborne 

WELLINGTON 

1 Guelph 

2 Morriston 

3 Rockwood 

4 Fergus 

5 Erin 

<» Elora 

7 Drayton 

8 Arthur 

10 Harrison 

11 Mount    Forest 

WE  NT  WORTH 

1 Hamilton 

2 Dundas 

3 Waterdown 

4 Rockton 

5 Stoney    Creek 

7 Glanford 

8 Binbrook 

9 Hamilton 

YORK 

1 Toronto 

- Union  ville 

3 Richmond    Hill 

4 Newmarket 

5 Sutton    West 

0 L'.oydtown 

7 Woodbridge 

8 Toronto   Junction 

9 West  Hill 

10 Toronto. 


lllj  THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


®abU   of  (Costs. 


HIGH  COURTOF  JUSTICE,  COURT  OF  APPEAL 
AND  COUNTY  COURTS. 

(RuU    1178.) 


1 

00 

0 

78 

0 

7". 

0 

20 

II 

so 

o 

I.". 

HlU'l:  ' 

<  lourt    <  '"iirt» 

1.  Instructions  to  sue  in  undefended  cases $3  00  $2  00 

2.  In  defended  cases  4  00    -i  00 

;:.  tnstructions   to  defend    4  00    3  00 

•l.  Instructions  for  petition  were  im  writ  of  Bummons 

jsued U  U0     1  00 

WlUTS. 

5.   All    writs,   except     writs   of    execution,   subpoenas, 

and  concurrent,  and  renewed  writs  2  00 

0.  Concurrent   writ    I  50 

7.   Renewed  wril  (except  writs  of  execution)  1  50 

8    All  writs,  except  subpoenas,  if  over  four  folios,  for 

every   folio    0  20 

9.  Subpoena  ad  testfieandum    l  00 

10.  Subpoena   duces    tecum    1  25 

11.  All   subpoenas  if  over   four   folios,   additional   per 

folio    0  15     0  16 

12.  Notice  <>f  writ   for  service  in  lieu   of  writ  out  of 

jurisdiction  and  copy  l  00    0  7.". 

(Alias,    and    subsequent  writs,   to  be  allowed    as 

originals)    

L3.  Special  Indorsement  of  writ  of  summons 1  00    "  7.". 

n.  Issuing  any  writ  of  execution   ,;  00     I  00 

15.  Renewal  of  any  writ  of  execution  '  00 

i  in  both  cases,  Including  placing  same  In  the 
Sheriffs'  hands,  all  attendance,  Indorsement! 
and  letters  In  connection  therewith.) 

Copt    awo   Sebyici   <>i    Whits   <>i    Btnocons,    aim 

<  »i  in  B    l'i.'" 

16    ETor  copy,  Including  copy  >>f  aotices  required  I 

im!'  ch   i  m    0  75 

ir  MM-r  four  folios,  for  ererj  additional  folio  ...     0  10    0  10 

17.  Berries  of   eacl py   of   writ,    if   oot    dom 

Mi.   Sheriff  or  an  oflcer  employed  by  him,  when 
taxable  I  Sheriff  default  i 


Till.   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO.  117 


High     Co. 
Court    Courta 

18.  If  served  ;tt  a  distance  of  over  two  miles  from  the 

nearest  place  of  business,  or  office  of  the  solicitor 
serving  Bame,  fOr  each  mile  beyond  such  two 
miles    si i    i:;  so   pi 

19.  For  service  of  writ  out  of  jurisdiction   . . .' 

High  Court  and  Court  of  A.ppeal    Rucn  allowance  aa  the  Taxing 

Officer  shall  think  tit. 
County  Courta    Such  allowance  aa  the  Taxing  Office]    •"   I     I 

Judge  shall  taink  «< 

INSTRUCTIONS  ai  ii:i:  COMMENCEMENT  OF  ACTION. 

20.  To  counsel   in   special   matters    1  00     0  60 

21.  To  counsel  in  common  matters   0  50    U  23 

22.  For  special   affidavits    when   allowed  by  the  taxing 

officer  (or  County  Court  Clerk  in  C.  C.  cases)  . .      1  00     0  60 

23.  For  special   affidavit  on   production   when  allowed 

by  the  taxing  officer   2  00     1  00 

24.  For     pleadings     in     action     and    reasons    for    and 

against  appeal   1  50     1  00 

'_'.">.  For  counterclaim,  when  such  claim  could  not  prior 
to  the  Ont.  Jud.  Act,  1881,  have  formed  the 
subject   of  a  set-off   2  00     1  00 

26.  For  reply  to  such  counterclaim   2  00     i   no 

27.  To   amend   any   pleading  when  the  amendment  is 

proper     2  00     1  00 

28.  For  confession  of  defence  under  Rule  295  -  00     1   00 

-'.>.   For  special  case  in  course  of  action   2  00     1  00 

30.  For  special  case  when  no  writ  issued,  or  pleadings 

had,  and  no  instructions  to  sue  allowed   3  00  2  00 

31.  To  add  parties  hy  order  of  Court  or  Judge 2  00  1  00 

32.  For  brief    2  00  0  50 

33.  For    adding    parties  in  consequence  of    marriage, 

death,  assignment,  etc 1  00     0  50 

34.  For  issue  of  fact,  by  consent,  or  Judge's  order  . .     2  00     1  00 

35.  To   defend   added   parties   after   death   of  original 

party     2  00     1  00 

36.  For   confession   of   action   in   ejectment   as   to  the 

whole,  or  in  part   1  00     0  50 

37.  To  strike  or  reduce  special  jury    2  00     1  00 

38.  For  such  other  important  step  or  proceeding  in  the 

suit   as  the   taxing  officer   is  satisfied   warrants 

such  a   charge    2  00     1  00 

Drawing  Plf.abixgs,  Etc. 
30.   Statement   of   claim    2  00     1   00 

40.  If    above    ten    folios,  for    every  folio    above  ten, 

in  addition    0  20  0  15 

41.  Statement  of  defence,  if  five  folios  or  under 2  00  1  00 

42.  Counterclaim  if  five  folios  or  under    2  00  1  00 

43.  Statement    of    defence    or    counterclaim    If    above 

five   folios    

For  every  folio  in  addition   0  20     0  20 

44.  Reply  and    other    pleadings    for  or   on    behalf  of 

plaintiff  or  defendant   2  00     1  00 


118  nil.    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


High 

(' ■    I 

45.  If  above  five  folium,  for  each  additional  folio  ....  >"  20  >M  16 

46.  Petition,   per  folio   u  20    °  1& 

47.  Issue  for  trial  of  facts  by  agreement  or  order,  for 

every    folio    0  20     0  20 

4b.  in  special  or  contested  actions  or  matters  on  the 
Higher  Scale  io  be  increased  i"  Buch  sum  as  the 
Taxing  Officer  in  Toronto  may  think  tit   

49.  Special   case,    per   folio    0  20     0  20 

50.  Drawing  interrogatories,   or  answers  for  any    pur- 

poses required  by  law,  per  folio  0  20     0  20 

51.  Drawing    reasons    for    or    against    appeal,    five 

folios  or  under    2  00     1  00 

For  each  folio  above  five 0  20    0  16 

52.  (The  above  charges  do  not  include  engrossing,  or 

copies  to  file  or  serve.) 

53.  Taking    cognovit    and    entering   judgment   thereon, 

when    there    has    been    no    previous    proceeding, 

and  the  true  debt  does  not  ez<  eed  $200 s  "0     8  00 

54.  For  same  services  when  the  true  debt  exc<  eds  $200  12  00  10  00 

55.  Drawing   and   engrossing   cognovit,    and    attending 

execution,    when     there    have     been      previous 
proceedings    r 2  00    1  00 

56.  Preparing     bond   to   secure     costs,    bond     on     any 

appeal  to  secure  costs  or  damages,  or  any  recog- 
nizance   (to   include   drawing   affidavits   and    all 
attendances   in   connection   with   the   preparation 
thereof) •"  uu    • 

Copies:. 

57.  Of  pleadings,  brief  and  other  documents,  when  no 

other    provision     is    made,   and    copies  properly 

allowable    0  10    0  10 

58.  Certified    copy   of    pleadings,  or  issue,  for    use  of 

Judge    1 

f.ft.  For  every  folio  above  ir>,  per  folio  0  10     0  10 

GO.  Of  Bpecial  and  common  orders,  per  folio 0   10     0  10 

Gl.  Of  depositions  properly  taken  for  use  on  a  mo 

in  Court  or  Chambers— in  the  discretion  of  the 
lg   Officer   not   exceeding   the   amount    pay- 
able tu  :i  Bpecial  Examiner  for  copies  

Notices,  includd     pt. 

G2.  Notice,  in  action  for  recovery  of  land,  to  defend 
for  pari  of  premises;  no!  to  be  allowed  when 
defence  limited  by  appearance  0  80 

0.°,.  Notice  or  plaintiffs  >u-  defendant's  title  Id  b 

for   recovery   of   land    1 

04    Notice  nf  admission  of  right  and  denial  •  I 

by  joint   tenant   l  00     .... 

«.r    confession    of    action  for 

•  very  of  land   as  In   wlmle  or  pint    

Notice  in  lieu  'if  statement  <>r  claim 

■el  admit  eai  b 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO.  119 


High    Co. 
Court  (''iiui- 
eS.  Notice    by  defendant  to    third    party  under    Rule 

209  (not  to  include  copy  of  statement  of  claim).  SI   00  SU  50 
00.  In    any   case   where    any   of    the    above    exceed 

two  folios,  for  every  additional  folio  0  -0    0  20 

For  every   additional   folio  Of  copy    0  10      

For   every   additional   copy   per  folio    0  10      .... 

70.  Particulars  of  claim,  demand,  set  off,  or  counter- 

claim,  five  folios  or   under    2  00     0  75 

If  exceeding  five   folios,   per  folio  in   addition 0  20     0  15 

71.  Notice  of  motion   in   Court  or  Chambers,   drawing 

and  cop;  to  serve,  per  folio  0  30    0  15 

71!.  Notice  of  appearance  when  entered  alter  time 
limited  by  writ,  and  notice  given  forthwith  but 
not  otherwise   0  50     0  25 

73.  Notice    of     entry    of      appearance    in      action      for 

recovery   of    land    by    person    not    named  in  the 

writ    0  50     0  25 

74.  Notice   to    sheriff    to    discharge     prisoner   out   of 

custody     0  50     0  40 

75.  Notice  of  discontinuance    0  50     u  25 

~>'<.   Notice  of  disputing  amount   of  claim    0  50     0  25 

77.  Notice  of  trial  or  assessment    0  50     0  25 

7S.  Demand  of  residence  of  plaintiff -       0  00     0  25 

79.  Demand  of  names  of  partners   0  50     0  25 

SO.  Notice   of  setting  down    on   motion    lor   judgment 

or  on  further  directions   0  50     0  2f. 

81.  Notice  of  taxation  or  appointments  to  tax 0  50     f*  25 

82.  Notice  of  filing  affidavits  when  required  (only  one 

notice  to  be  allowed  for  a  set  of  affidavits  tiled 

or  which  ought  to  be  filed  together)   0  HO     0  25 

83.  All     common     notices,   demands  or   appointments, 

not    specified    0  50     0  23 

84.  Every  additional  copy,  per  folio 0  10    0  10 

85.  In    do   case   less   than    fifty  cents  to  be  taxed   for 

notice,  demand  or  appointment,  and  one  copy. 
(Where  necessary  to  be  served  and  served  on  more 
than  one  party  the  extra  services  to  be  allowed.) 

Perusals. 

86.  Of  each  of  the  pleadings  as  defined  by  The  Judi- 

cature    Act,    1895,    including     reasons   for    and 

against   appeal    1  00     0  50 

tf7.  Of  special  case  by  the  solicitor  of  any  party, 
except  the  one  by  whom  it  is  prepared,  when 
the  case  is  submitted  in  the  course  of  the  cause     2  00     1  00 

88.  And   in   special,   or  contested   actions,  or  matters. 

or   of    interrogatories,    and    cross-interrogatories 

on  commission    0  50 

High  Court  and  Court  of  Appeal — SW(  sum  a>  tl,r  Taxing  Officer 
in  Toronto  thinks  fit. 

89.  Of  affidavits   and  exhibits  of  a  party   adverse  in 

interest,   filed   or  produced   on    any   application, 
where  perusal  is  necessary  if  20  folios  or  under     1  00     0  50 
On  the  Higher  Scale  per  frHio  over  20  folios....     0  05      .... 
(Not  in  any  case  to  exceed  the  sum  of  $5.) 


120  Till.   I    \\\l»l\\    LAW    LIST-     <>Ni\i:l" 


High 

•  t  (/..hi i^ 


At  1  I.MiJ 


90,  Neeessarj    attendances  consequent    on   the   Bervice 

of  a  ootice  to  produce  or  admit,  or  an  inspection 
of  documents  when  produced  under  order  includ- 

iug  making  admission,  altogether    £1  00  " 

To  be  increased  bj  Taxing  Officer  (or  County 
Court  Clerk)  in  cases  of  Bpecial,  difficult  and  im* 
portanl    cature,   i 2  00     100 

91,  Attending  on  return  >>t"  motion  iu  Chambers l  00    0  BO 

To   be   increased    in   the   discretion   of   the   lazing 

Officer,  or  in  O.  C.  cases  of  the  Judge,  to 2  00    1  50 

92,  I  m.    consultation,  or    conference,   with  counsel,  in 

special,  difficult,  and  important  matters,  in  tin' 
discretion  of  the  Taxing  Officer  in  Toronto  (or  iu 
C.  O.  «as,s  of  the  Count]  Court  Clerk),  to 2  <X)     1  00 

To  be  increased  in  the  discretion  of  the  Taxing 
Officer  as  between  solicitor  and  client,  to  such 
sum  as  he  shall  see  m,  or  in  C.  C.  cases  in 
the  discretion  of  the  C.  C.  Judge  to,  not 
exceeding    3  00 

No  special  attendance -to  be  allowed  to  a  solicitor 
on    proceedings   on    wliieh    he    also    appears  as 
counsel. 
"93.  Solicitor  attending  Court  on  trial  of  cause,  when 

not  himself  counsel,  or  partner  of  counsel 2  00    1  00 

And  in  Bpecial,  difficult,  and  Important  cases,  each 

hour   lieeessarily    present    at    trial    12  00     1   00 

In  no  case  to  exceed,  per  day   in  00    5  00 

(Provided  the  attendance  of  Buch  solicitor,  and 
the  length  of  time  of  Buch  attendance,  be  duly 
.  atered  at  the  time  in  the  book  of  the  Registrar, 
Deputy-Registrar,  Deputy-Clerk  of  the  Crown. 
Clerk  of  Assize,  C.  C.  Clerk,  or  other  officer  of 
the  Court  presenl  at  the  time,  or  proved  by 
affidavit.) 
04.  To    hear    judgment    when    not    given   on  clot 

argument    2  00     1  oo 

96.  To  bear  judgment    when  cause  on   list   for  judg- 
ment, but  judgment  not  given  2  00    1  ,M) 

96.  <  Mi  taxation   of  costs 1   00 

97.  On    taxation   of   costs,    per    hour    1    00      .... 

98     On    revision,    per    hOUT,    when    attendance    required 

|py  Taxing  Oiiicer,  or  revision  had  on  order  ....     1   00     0  B0 
90.  On  revision  by  County  Oonrt  Judge  on  appeal 0  BO 

100.  To   obtain  or    give    undertaking  to    appear,  when 

rice  accepted  by  ■  solicitor  1  i 

101,  Attendance  to  file,  or  serve   0  BO 

L02.  Attendance     on     warrant,     or     appointment,     of 

m     ter,      Re]     trai       Bxamlher,      Rt  or 

it  Clerk)  in  special  matters,  per  hour 1  < h >    fj 

To    be  Increased  In  the  discretion  of    the  Taxing 

Officer   in   Toronto,   or.   in   ('.   < 

C.  Judge,  to  not  exceed  par  hour  2  on 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— ONTARIO.  121 


High    Co. 
Court  Courts 

103.  Attendance   on    Master,  or    Registrar  (or    Count; 

Court  Clerk),  in  special  matters,  per  nour si  00  $0  50 

104.  Attending  to  Bearch  bond   0  50    0  25 

105.  Attending  to  Bearch  and  perusing  bond  I  w    0  50 

100.  Every  ether  accessary   attendance   o  50    0  25 

107.  Un  important     points    and  matters,   requiring  the 

attendance  of  counsel,  and  when  counsel  attends, 
before  a  Master,  Examiner,  Referee,  Register, 
Inspector  of  Titles,  or  County  Clerk  a  counsel 
fee  may  bo  allowed  by  a  Taxing  Officer  in 
Toronto  (or  the  Judge  in  County  Court  ca 
in  lieu  of  fees  for  attendance,  such  counsel  fee 
in  County  Court  cases  not  to  exceed  $5. 

Bun.:  9. 

108.  For  draw  in-  briefs,  five  folios  or  under  2  on     1  00 

100.   For  drawing  briefs  for  each  folio  above  five 0  10     0  10 

110.  For    drawing     briefs,   per     folio,   for  original     and 

necessary  matter  0  20    0  20 

111.  Copy  of  documents,  other  than  pleadings,  per  folio     >J   1"     0   10 
J 12.  Copy  of  brief  for  second  counsel,  when  fee  taxed 

to  him,   per  folio    0  10     .... 

Coubt  Km :a 

113.  Fees  after  statement  of  claim,  or,  where  statement 

dispensed  with,  after  filing  writ,  on  defence, 
joinder  of  issue,  trial  or  argument  before  Courts 
or  any  other  step  in  the  cause,  and  on  judgments, 
other  than  praecipe  judgments  in  mortgage 
cases.  No  two  fees  to  be  allowed  to  either 
party  when  such  proceedings  are  taken,  or 
had,  bet  wiiii  the  first  day  of  any  sittings  of  the 
Courts  las  formerly  fixed  by  Rule  216  of  tin- 
Con.  Rules  of  1888,  or  fixed  by  R.  8.  O.  1887, 
c.  47,  s.  12,  as  the  case  may  be),  and  the  first 
day  of  the  following  sittings  so  fixed 1  00     0  50 

114.  Fee  on  certified  copy  of  pleadings  for  Judge    ....      1  00     0  50 

115.  Fee    on    every  order,  or    judgment  to  the    party 

obtaining   the  same    1  00     0  50 

11G.  Fee  on  praecipe  judgment  in  mortgage  cases 4.00     2  00 

&  i  i  m.wiTS. 

117.  Drawing  affidavits,  per  fodo   0  20  0  20 

118.  Engrossing  same  to  have  sworn,  per  folio   0  10  0  10 

119.  Copies  of  affidavits,  per  folio,  when  necessary 0  10  0  10 

120.  Common     affidavits   of    service,    including   service 

by  post  when  necessary,  or  of  payment  of 
mileage  and  of  non-appearance,  including  copy, 
oath,  and  attendance  to  swear    1  00     0  75 

121.  The  solicitor  for  preparing  each  exhibit  0  10     0  10 

Dn-EXDAMS. 

122.  Appearance,  including  attending  to  enter   1   OO     0  50 

For  each   additional   defendant    0  20     0  10 


122  PHB   CANADIAN    LAW    LI8T — ONTARIO. 


High 
Court  <  "■  .;i rt ~ 

l'_'L'..  For  limiting  defence  in  action  for  recovery 
of  land  in  appearance,  besides  above  allowance 
for  appearance;  no1  to  be  allowed  when  notice 
of  limiting    defence   Berved >1  00  $0  60 

Judgments  ok  Orders. 

124.  Drawing  minutes  of  judgment,  or  order,  p< -r 
folio,  when  prepared  by  solicitor,  under  direc- 
tion of  officer  settling  the  Bame,  (or,  in  C.  C. 
cases,  of  the  C.  C.  Judge!    •    0  20    0  20 

12".  Judgment  for  non-appearance  on  specially  indorsed 

writs,  and  in  action  For  recovery  of  land 1  00    0  50 

12G.  For  every  hour's  attendance  before  proper  officer 

on  settling  or  passing  minutes  100    0  50 

Tu   be   increased    in    the   discretion   of   th Beer 

in  special  and  difficult  cases,  when  the  solicitor 
attends  personally,  to  a  sum  not  exceeding 
altogether    5  00     2  50 

Letters. 

127.  Letter    to    each    defendant    before    suit,    only    one 

letter  to  be  allowed  to  any  defendants  who 
are  in  partnership,  and  when  subject  of  suit 
relates   to   the   transactions  of  their  partnership     0  50     0  25 

128.  Common  letters,  including  necessary  agency  letters    0  50    0  25 

129.  With  power  to  the  taxing  officer  (or  in  C.  C.  cases 

the  0.  C.  Clerk  i,  as  between  solicitor  and  client, 
to  increase  the  fee  for  Bpecial  and  important 
letters,    to   an   amount   not   exceeding    200    100 

130.  Postages— the  amount   actually  disbursed. 

131.  For   correspondence    during    the    progress   of    an 

appeal  to  the  Oourt  of  Appeal  a  reasonable  BUUO 
in  the  discretion  of  the  Taxing  Officer  maj  be 
allowed  eding    5  00    2  00 

Bales  by  Master,  ob  Au<  honees;  ob  iikal 

R]    PBl  -I    N  1  A  I  1V1      IN     1'  AIM  11  !<>N     SlITS. 

132.  Drawing   advertisements   for   the   sale   of   real   or 

personal  estate  under  the  direction  of  the  Court, 

including  all  copies,  except   for  printing   2  00     1  00 

And  for  each  folio  over  five,  per  folio  0  20    0  IB 

be  Increased   In  the  discretion  of  the  Master 
(or  i;   I     I  the  C.  1 1.  Judge)  to  b  bub 

■  1  i 1 1 ^r  ten  dollars,   when   si ial    information 

has   been    procured    for   the    pur;  '••.> 

188.  C  ■•■■  printing,  per  folio   0  10    0  10 

184.  Bach  necessary   attendance  on   printer   0 

135.  Attending   and    making   arrangements   with    an 

l  '  •<  i 

130.  ]  I    l 

137.   i  conducting  Bale  when  held  wh<  tor 




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High    Co. 

Court.  Courts 

138.  If  solicitor  is  engaged  for  more  than  three  hours,  ' 

for  every   hour    beyond   that  time .$1  00  $0  75 

L39.  Fee  on  conducting  the  sale  elsewhere,  besides  all 
aecessary  travelling  and  hotel  expenses,  when 
solicitor  attends  with  the  approval  of  the  Master 

(or    real    representative)    previously    given 10  00    5  00 

If  the  sale  occupies  more  than  one  day,  the  Mas- 
ter may  allow  him,  in  addition  to  his  travelling 
expenses,  pec  diem,  a  sum  not  exceeding  twenty 
dollars. 
The  Master  may  also  allow  to  one  other  party  to 
the  suit  his  fees  and  expenses  for  attending 
sales,  if,  in  his  opinion,  it  is  necessary  and 
proper  that  he  should  attend. 

Miscellaneous. 

140.  Statement   of  issues   in   Master's   office,    when   re- 

quired by  the  Master 2  00    1  00 

In  special  matters  to  be  increased  in  the  discretion 
of   the   Taxing   Officer   in   Toronto. 

141.  For   each    folio  over   10 0  20    0  20 

142.  When  it  has  been  satisfactorily  proved  that  pro- 

ceedings have  been  taken  by  solicitors  out  of 
Court  to  expedite  proceedings,  save  costs,  or 
compromise  actions,  an  allowance  is  to  be 
made  therefor  in  the  discretion  of  the  Taxing 
Officer  in  Toronto  (or  Judge  of  County  Court 
in  C.  C.  cases). 

143.  Drawing  bill  of  costs  as  between  party   and  party 

for  taxation,  (including  engrossing  and  copy  for 

Taxing   Officer,   or   C.    C.   Clerk),   per   folio....     0  30     0  20 

144.  Copy,    per   folio,   to   serve    0  10     0  10 

145.  For  maps  and  plans  necessary  for  and  used  at  the 

trial — a   reasonable  sum  in  the  discretion  of  the 
Taxing  Officer.     (Con.   Rule   1213)    

Counsel  Fees. 

14G.  Fee  on  motion  of  course,  or  on  motion  in  matters 

not  special 2  00     1  00 

147.  On    special    ex   parte   motion    or   application    to   the 

Court,  (only  one  counsel  fee  to  be  taxed) 5  00     2  00 

To  be  increased  in  the  discretion  of  the  Taxing 
Officer  in  Toronto,  (or  Judge  of  County  Court 
in  C.  C.  cases,  who  shall  mark  amount  to  be 
taxed  on  order  of  Court,  if  anv,  before  taxation) 
to   10  00     5  00 

148.  Fee  on  argument  on  supporting  or  opposing  appli- 

cation  to  the  Court,   or  argument  in  the   High 

Court  of  special  case,  or  appeal   10  00     5  00 

In  High  Court  and  Court  of  Appeal  to  be  in- 
creased in  the  discretion  of  the  Taxing  Officer 
in  Toronto,  but  no  more  than  two  Counsel  fees 
to  be   allowed  in  any  case. 

In   C.   C.  to  be  increased  in  the  discretion  of  the 

Judge,   to    10  00 


124  THE    CANAD]  \  N    I.  \  W    LIST      I  »N  1  HtlO, 


High    Oo. 

149.  On  argument  of  appeal  in  the  Court  of  Appeal, 
in  the  discretion  of  Taxing  Officer  at  Toronto, 
but  no  more  than  two  Counsel  fees  to  be  allowed 
in  any  case.     (Rules  1  Jan.,  1896,  1604  amended.) 

350.  On  argument  in  County  Couii  appeals,  in  the  dis- 
cretion of  ili<'  Taxing  Officer  at  Toronto,  not  ex- 
ding  $2."».     (Rules  1  Jan.,   1896,  ]:>04.) 

151.  On  consultations  $5  00  $2  00 

162.  Fee,   with   brief,   on   assessment    10  00    6  00 

163.  Fee,   with   brief,   at   trial    10  00  10  0O 

In  High  Court  cases  to  be  increased  by  the  Tax- 
ing Officer  in   lii-  discretion   to  a   Bum   not 

ceeding  $40  to  a  Benior  counsel,  and  $20  to 
junior  counsel,  in  actions  of  :i  Bpecial  and  im- 
portanl  nature.  Provided  thai  the  Taxing 
Officer  in  Toronto  shall  have  power  to  tax  In- 
creased fees,  but  more  than  one  counsel  fee 
shall  nol  be  allowed  in  any  case  not  of  a  Bpecial 
and  important  nature;  not  more  than  two  in  any 
case,  Provided  thai  if  an  application  to  incn 
fees  be  made  in  the  first  instance  to  the  Local 
Taxing  Officer,  and  a  flat  granted,  no  applica- 
tion shall  thereafter  be  made  to  the  Taxing 
Officer  at  Toronto. 

In  County  Court  cases  to  be  Increased  by  the 
Judge  in  actions  of  a  special  or  important 
nature  falling  within  the  increased  jurisdiction 
conferred  by  59  V".  c.  19,  upon  County  Courts 
(on  notice  to  the  opposite  party)  to  a  sum  not 
exceeding   60  00 

In  County  Court  cases  to  be  increased  by  the 
Judge,  in  actions  of  a  Bpecial  or  important 
nature  nol  falling  within  the  increased  juris- 
diction aforesaid,  (on  notice  to  the  opposite 
party)  to  a  Bum  nol  exceeding  -" 

(In  C.  c.  cases  no  charge  to  be  made  by  either 
party  in  connection  with  such  application.) 
].ri4.  On  argument  or  examination  in  Chambers  in  ca 

proper  for  the  attendance  of  counsel  and  where 

counsel  attends   2  00     l  00 

To  be  increased  in  the  discretion  of  the  Taxing 
Officer  in  cases  in  the  High  Court  or  Court 
of  Appeal  to  a  sum  nol  exceeding  

To  !"•  increased  in  the  discretion  o4  the  Judge 
in  i  i  sum  not  exceeding  

Subject    to   further   increase   in   the  discretion 
the  Taxing  Officer  al   Toronto.     Provided  that 
the  Master  in  Chambers  may  in  ca                   bim 
mmend  a  fee. 
if....  On  attendance  on  reference  to  Master,  0.  <     I    srk, 
or  Referee,   when  counsel   necessary    

To  be  increased  in  Bpecial  and  important  matt 
requiring  the  attendance  of  counsel,  in  the  dia 
cretlon  of  the  Taxing  Officer  in  Toronto,  (or  tha 
County  <  'out  t   <  'lerk    in   I      I 
Ing  ..' 10  00 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO.  L25 


High    Co. 

<  'hui  r   ( lourts 

150.  Fee     on     drawing,     and     settling     allegations     in 
praecipe  for  revivor,  in  special  cases,  proper  tor 

opinion   of   counsel    $2  00  >i  00 

To  be  increased  in  the  discretion  of  Taxing  Offli 
(or  C.  C.  Clerk  in  < '.   O.  cases),  to  an  amount 

not  exo  eding  5  00    2  00 

157.  On  settling  pleadings,  interrogatories,  special  eases, 

issues  or  petitions,  and  advising  on  evidence 
in  contested  cases,  in  the  discretion  of  the  Tax- 
ing Officer,  (or  C.  C.  Clerk  in  O.  C.  cases),  not 

exceeding  5  00    3  00' 

158.  On   settling   the    appeal    case   and    reasons    for   or 

against  appeal 5  00     2  00 

To  lif  increased  in   the  discretion  of  the  Taxing 
Officer    at    Toronto    in    special    and    important 

matters    to    a    sum    not    exceeding    20  00     5  00 

i  ;  l  \l  RAL. 

Costs  of  a  Couht  Motion. 

159.  Instructions   '   2  00     1  00 

160.  Instructions  for  affidavits    1  00     0  50 

161.  Drawing    affidavits,    per   folio    ' 0  20     0  20 

1G2.   Engrossing,    per    folio     0  10     0  10 

103.  Attending    to    swear,    each     0  50     0  25 

164.  Paid    Commissioner    0  20     0  20 

165.  Preparing    exhibits,    each     0  10    0  ""0 

160.  Paid    marking    exhibits    0  10     0  10 

167.  Attending   to    file    0  50    0  25 

168.  Paid    tilings    0  10     0  10 

169.  Notice    of    motion,    engrossing   and    copy    for   ser- 

vice,    per    folio     0  30 

170.  Attending  to  serve    0  50     0  25 

171.  Having    received    demand    of    copy    of    affidavits, 

copy  per  folio    0  10 

172.  Attending   to    serve    0  50 

173.  Instructions   for   brief    2  00 

174.  Brief    not    exceeding   5    folios    2  00 

175.  Each   folio  over  five    0   U  I 

176.  Attending    counsel    with    1  00 

177.  Demand  copy  of  affidavits  and  copy   0  50     0  25 

1 78.  Attending  to   serve    0  50 

179.  Perusing   same    1  00 

180.  Counsel  fee  on  argument  (to  be  increased  on   the 

discretion  of  the  Taxing  Officer  in  Toronto)....  10  00 

181.  Fee   after   argument    1  00 

182.  Attending   to  hear  judgment    2  00 

183.  Drawing  minutes  of  order,   per  folio    0  20 

184.  Copy  to  serve,   per  folio    0  10 

185.  Attending  for  appointment  to  settle  copy  ami  ser- 

vice      1  30 

186.  Attending  to  settle   1  00 

187.  Engrossing  order,  per  folio    O  10 

188.  Attending  to  bespeak  and  for  order   1  00 


0 

10 

0 

25 

0 

50 

1 

00 

0 

10 

0 

50 

0 

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0 

25 

0 

50 

5 

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50 

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0 

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0 

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0 

50 

0 

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0 

50 

126  THE  CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— ONTARIO. 


it  Conrta 

189.  Paid   for  entering  every  ordinary  order |0  80  fO  30 

190.  Additional  fee  by   Statute   0  2U 

191.  Paid  per  folio  not  exceeding  0  folios 0  20     0  20 

192.  Additional  fee  by   Statute   0  20 

1 '.'.:.   Fee    on    order     I  00     0  50 

i'.'l.   Copy   of   order   to    serve,    per   folio    0  10     0  10 

l'.C.   Attending   to   serve    0  50     0  25 

L96.   Copy  of  order   for  Taxing  Officer,   per  folio    0  10     0  10 

197.  Drawing   bill   of  costs,   engrossing  copy    for  Tax- 

ing  Officer,    per    folio    0  30     O  20 

198.  Copy   to  serve,   per  folio    0  10     0  10 

199.  Attending  for  appointment  to  tax  0  50     0  2") 

200.  Notice    of   appointment    and    copy    " 

201.  Attending  to  serve   0  60     0  25 

202.  Attending  on   taxation,   per  folio    1   00     1  00 

203.  Paid  besides  filings  100     100 

204.  Attending  for  certificate  0  60 

Judgment. 

205.  Attending  to  search  appearance    0  50     0  25 

200.  Paid OIVi     n  in 

207.  Affidavit   of   non-appearance    1  00     0  75 

208.  Bill    of   costs,    including  engrossini:    ami    copy   for 

Taxing   Officer    0  30     0  20 

200.   Attending  on   taxation    100     100 

210.  Paid  on  taxation  besides  filinirs   1    00 

211.  Attending    for    certificate    0  B0 

J512.  Judgment 1  °° 

213.  Attending  enter  judgment   0  50 

21 4.  Paid   on   entering    1    00     O  30 

215.  For   computation,    if    any    1   '»>     "  •">" 


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1903 


PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND 


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CONTENTS 


PAGE. 

Admiralty   Court 

Alphabetical   list  of  Towns    130 

Barristers,    Solicitors,    etc 

Court    of    Chancery    129 

Judges  and   Clerks  of  County  Courts    1  'JO 

Law   Society    

Supreme  Court   of  Prince  Edward   Island    \2$ 

Surrogate  mxl    Probate  Courts   

Synopsis  of  the  Lawa  of  Prince  Edward  [aland  S*<  blu< 


IHi;   CANADIAN    LAW   LIST — PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND.    129 


Stopwiiu  Court  of  |3.(E.|(slano 


Chief  Justice: 

Hon.  William  Wilfred  Sullivan. 

Assistant  Judges: 

Hon.  Edward  Jarvis  Hodgson,  Hon.  Rowan  Robert  Fitzgerald. 

Prothonotary  and  Clerk  of  the  Crotin:  Deputy  Prothonotary 

J.  A.  Longworth.  l..  E5.  Brecken. 

COUET  OF  CHANCEEY. 

Ghana  U<>>-  -. 
Hod.  Peter  A  Melntyre,  Lieut. -Governor. 

Vice-Chancellor: 
Hon.  Rowan  Robert  Fitzgerald. 


Muster  of  the  Rolls  \ 
lion.  Edward  J.  Hodgson. 


Acting  Registrar 
i,,    I  ic<  -'  Chancellor's  ( 'ow  i  : 
L.  E.  Brecken. 


ADMIRALTY  COUET. 


Registrar: 
J.    A.    Longworth 


Judge: 
Hon.    Win.    W.    Sullivan. 

Marshal: 
Fred.    W.    Hyndman. 


SUEEOGATE  AND  PEOBATE  COUET. 


Surrogate  and  Judge  of  Probate: 
Hon.  Richard   Reddin. 


Registrar: 
.T.  G.  J.  Weldon. 


JUDGES  AND  CLERKS  OF  THE  COUNTY  COUETS. 


COUNTY. 

County  Seat. 

Judge. 

Chief  Clerk  and 
High  Sheriff. 

King's. . 
Prince.. 

Queen's. 

Georgetown   .  . 
Summerside  . . 
Charlottetown. 

Alex.  B.  Warburton. 
Hector  C.  McDonald. 

(C.  C,  Geo.  A.  Aitken 
1  H.  S.,  D.  F.  McDonald. 
(C.  C,  W.  T.  Hunt. 
,  H.  S .,  D.  Wright. 
(C.  C,  Henry  Smith. 
|H.  S.,  E.McDougall 

l.SO     THE   CANADIAN    I.WV    LIST — PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 


THE  LAW  SOCIETY  OF  PBINCE  EDWAED  ISLAND. 

J'rcsiJtttt: 

S.  Blanchard. 

I  i  i -President: 
_       H.  J.  Palmer,  K.C. 
Executive  Committee: 

W.  A.  o.  Morson,  K.O.,  a.  B.  McDonald 
A.  A.  McLean.   K.O. 

etary  and  Treasurer:  Librarian: 

F.  I..  Haazard,  K.C.  A.  <;.  Bremner. 

Uxanunrrs   for  Admission   to  the  Bar: 
A.  A.  McLean,  K.C,  II.  J.  Palmer,   K.C.,  A.   Peters,   K.<\, 
W.  j:.  Bentley. 

Examiners  of  Applicants  to  Study  Laic— W.  S.  Stewart,  K.C,  D.  C 
McLeod,  K.C,  C  R.  Smnllwood. 


D.  C.  McLeod,  K.C. 

K.C. 


ICist  of  Barristers,  ^oltritors,  (Bit. 


Mix -Non  -Prince  Co. 
Rattenbury      <fc     Tweedy 
(II.   O.   Charlottetown). 

Charlottetown      Queen's 

Co. 
Bayfield  &   Blanchard.  E. 

Bayfield.  S.  Blanchard 
Brehant,  Alder. 
Haszard    &    Gaudet.     1 

I..    Haszard,    K.C,    G. 
•  iuudet. 
Ha vila nd,  Eustace  II. 
Johnston,  .1.  J. 
Mellish,    A.    .1.    B. 
Mellish,  J.  T. 
McDonald,  /Knens 
McDonald,  Joltn  B. 
McDonald   A   Stewart    J. 

\.         McDonald,         R. 

Stewart. 
Mi  Kenzie,    R.   H. 
McKinnon     *v      Williams. 

i».    \.    McKinnon,   K.O. 

i     B    Williams, 
McD  ■•■  >v    N'  B  Innon.    A. 

\      Mi  i.-  "i.     K.O.,     I' 

Mi  K  innon 
McLeod  .v   !••    tly.     D    0 

Ml    I    .  ..■;.        I       I  W  I- 

tly. 

Mci  \V 

\    .  i    Mor   ••  .   K.C,   n 
M<  Qnarrie. 


Palmer,  II.  James 
Peters,    Peters     ft     lugs. 
Arthur     Peters,     K.C, 

A.    B.    In^'s. 
Rattenbury     ft     T 

Oliver  Rattenbury,  Geo. 

Tweedy. 
Reddin,  Jamas   i! 
Smnllwood,  Unas     B 
Stewart.  W.  B,,  K  0. 
Weeks   &  Whear.   W.A. 
Weeks,      Hoi        .1       1' 

Whear. 


(.forurtow  ii 
Mathieson,  .T. 


A. 
S. 


Hfontaipie 

Iniuaii.   Ceo 

Honiifl 

\.  I-. 

SiiiniiMi-NMlr.     I 
Bell     &     Johi 
II    Bell,  11    i-1 

Mi  i  • 

n:\ult. 

\      M<  Quarrle,     A      l". 

isnlt 

Martin,  K.  J. 

I-,.),  B    mders. 

\  \    B. 

Tin:--.    A     I 

t,  Hem     r 
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THE 


CANADIAN 

LAW  LIST 


(HA-lR/IDTrS) 


1903 


SS? 


QUEBEC 


PUBLISHED    l:Y 

THE  CANADIAN  LEGAL  PUBLISHING    COMPANY 

'24    Adelaide    Street  East,  Toronto. 

Price        -        $3.00 


CONTENTS- 


PAOH 

Advocates  throughout  the  Province    

Alphabetical  list  of  advocates 149 

(Number  after  name  refers  to  town  in  Quebec  list  having  cor- 
responding  number   before   name). 

Alphabetical  List  of  Towns 1  •"" 

Bailiffs    155 

Circuit  Conn  of  Dist.  of  Montreal  133 

Court  of  General  Sessions   133 

Court  of  King*B  Bench    1 33 

District  Judges,  Magistrates  and  Sheriffs    136 

Recorder's  Court  133 

Registration   Districts   and   Official*    1 .;  I 

Superior   Court    1 :;:! 

lor  Court  in  Review  133 

Synopsis  of  the  LdTO  1  "f  Quebec   S«    I 

Vice-Admiralty  Court   


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— QUEBK<  133 


QUEBEC. 


<£,l]t  Itiimj's  linul)  anD  Superior  Court 
JuDiriarn  (Officials,  (Etr, 

COURT  OF  KING'S  BENCH 

APPEAL.   SIDE. 

Chief  Justice: 
Hon.  Sir  Alexander  Lacoste,  Kt. 
Puisne  Judges: 
Hon.  J.  G.  Bosse,  Hon.  J.  Blauchet,  Hon.  R.  N.  Hall,  Hon.  J.  S. 
t '.  Wmi.  i, ,  i  [on.  J.  A.  Onhnet. 
Officers  of  the  Court— J.   O.   Joseph,  K.C.,   Clerk   of  Appeals  for 
Montreal;    Louis   Ouimet,    Deputy   Clerk   of    Appeals    for    Montreal; 
A.    Pouliot,   Clerk   of   Appeals   for  Quebec;   Joseph    Nadeau,    Deputy 
Clerk  of  Appeals  for  Quebec. 

CROWN   SIDE. 

Same  Judges  as  for  Appeal  Side. 
Officers  of  the  Court— L.  W.  Sicotte,  Clerk  of  the  Crown;  U.  La- 
fontain,   Deputy  Clerk  of  the  Crown  and  Accountant;  A.   E.  Corri- 
veau,   Charles  Benoit,   Deputy   Clerks  of  the  Crown;   A.    Hamilton, 
Clerk. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

QUEBEC  DISTRICT. 

Chief  Jit* tire — Hon.  Sir  Louis  E.  N.  Casault,  Kt. 

MONTREAL  DISTRICT. 

Sir  Melbourne  M.  Tait,  Kt.,  Senior  Puisne  Judge. 
VICE-ADMIRALTY  COURT. 
Judge: 
Hon.   Adolphe   Pazile   Routhier, 
Registrar:  Marshall: 

J.  Dunbar,  K.C.  J.  P..  Parkyn. 

■COURTS  OF  GENERAL  SESSIONS  OF  THE  PEACE.  SPECIAL 
SESSIONS   AND  POLICE   MAGISTRATES. 

Montreal — M.  C.  Desnoyers,  L.  W.  Sicotte,  F.  X.  Choquette, 
Ulric  Lafontaine.  presiding  Justices  and  Police  Magistrates. 

Quebec — Hon.  A.  Chauveau,  K.C,  Panet  Angers,  presiding  Jus- 
tices and  Police  Magistrates. 

RECORDER'S  COURT. 
Montreal — A.    E.    Poirier,    R.    Stanley   Weir,   Recorders;   L.    A. 
Lefebvre,  Clerk. 

Quebec — E.  A.  Dery,  Recorder;  E.  Foley,  Clerk. 

SUPERIOR  COURT  IN  REVIEW. 
Montreal — L.    H.    Collard,   Deputy      Cleric   in  Review,  Clerk  of 
Review  Days — being  days  fixed  by  Judges  every  month  except  July  and 
August. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 
Quebec. — Sitting  in  Review — P.  B.  Casgrain.  K.C,  Clerk.     Review 
■  lays,  the  last  four  days  in  each  month  except  July  and  August 

CIRCUIT  COURT  OF  THE  DISTRICT  OF  MONTREAL. 

Judges: 
C  L.  Champagne,  John  Dalv  Purcell,  Achille  Dorion. 
Cleric : 
A.  Cberrier. 


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137 


Jtist  af  ^Mtomtts  |?rafJisinjj  in  tljc 
^xobititt  of  (Qurbcr. 


I.Istk   DKS  AVOCATS    PBATIQUANT   DANS    LA    PROVINCE   DM  Ql  KBKO. 


Artliahaskaville 

Dist.    Arthabaska 
Cote  &  Girouard.     1'.  II. 
.  J.  E.  Girouard. 
.in    &    Crepeau.     E. 
Crepeau,  L.  P.  Crepeau, 
Jr.,  A.  D.  Mailhot. 
Doucet,    .1.    S. 

Laurier,  H. 
Methot,  J.  E. 
Perrault,  J.  E. 

190a  Amqiii —  Ditt  Kimou- 
Pki 

Gagnon,  C. 

191  BaieSt.  Paul-Uist. 

Saguenay 
Bouchard,  M. 
<  ragnon,  E. 
I9i  Betuliarnois  Dist. 
Be&uharnois 
Brossoit,  Thomas 
Primeau,    A. 

Seers  &  La irrendeau. Louis 
A.    Seers,   .Jos.    G.    Lau- 
rendeau. 
163  Bedford— District 
Bedford. 
Butler,  H. 
Capsey,  G. 
Coiistanuiirau.   S. 
Cornell.  Z.  E. 
l.»i  Bertliiervillc  Dist. 

Juliette 
Allard,  V. 
Cheuevert,   C.  A. 

195  Bryson-^Dist.  Pontiac 
Barry,  D.  R. 
Raiaville,   B. 

Sicotte,  L. 

196  Buckingham  -1 '  -( . 

Ottawa 
Beandry.  F.  A. 
Brooke,  G.  II.  A. 
Lamontague,    Y. 

197  Cliicoutimi-District 

Chicoutimi 
Alain     &     Lapointe.       L. 

Alain,   S.   Lapointe. 
Belley,  L.  G. 


Levesque  vV  Tremblay.     E. 

Levesque,  <  >.  Tremblay. 
Savard,  .1.  E. 
Savard,  P.  V. 
Tremblay,  J.  A. 

198  Coaticooke-District 

St.   Francois 
Beaulne,  J. 
Cleveland,  J.  U. 
Hanson,  A.  C. 
Sliurtleff,   W.   L. 
St.   Pierre   &  Verret.     G. 
H.  St.  Pierre,  H.  Verret 

199  4'ooksliire  —  District 

St.   Francois 
Charbonnel,  L.  E. 

200  Cowansvllle  —  Dist 

Bedford 
Ball,  W.   S. 
Lynch,  \Y.  B. 
McCorkill,  J.  C. 

OTIalloran,  J. 

201  Danville— District  St. 

Francois 
O'Bready,  M. 

202  Driiniiiiondville — 

Dist.    Arthabaska 
Garceau,   Napoleon 
Faro,   A.   T. 

203  Farnliaiu  —  District 

Bedford 
Lefebvre,  J.  E. 
Ponlin.  J.   S. 

201  Fraservi  lie-District 
Kamourask'a 
Chagnon,   G.  J. 
Carroll    &  Cimon.     H.   G. 

Carroll.  E.  H.  Cimon 
Dionne.  L.  B. 
Langlais,  J. 
Lapointe,  E. 
Pouliot    &    Stein.      J.    C. 

Pouliot,  C.  A.  Stein. 
Riou  &  Potvin.    S.C.  Riou, 
J.  W.  A.  Potvin. 
205  Grand  More— Dist. 
Three  Rivers. 
Blondin.  L.  J. 


138 


I  III.    C  W  AMAX    LAW    LIST — QUI  BE<  . 


206  Hull     District    Ottawa 

Avlin  &  Dutlos.  Henry 
Aylen,  K.C.,  A.  W. 
J  taclofi 

Belcourt.  N.  A.,  K.C. 

Brooke,    C.    J. 

( !hampagne,  N. 

Chauvin,    II. 

Oooltee,  L.  W. 
ardina,  A.  It. 

De  Salaberry,  R. 

Devlin,  E.  B. 

Foran  &  Champagne.  T. 
P.  Foran,  J..  N.  Cham- 
pagne, K.C. 

Gamble,  Wm. 

Gordon,    A&a,    K.C. 

Goyette,   11.  A. 

LeDnc,  L.  A. 

Major  iV  Fortier.  C.  B. 
Major,  II    A.  Fortier 

Mc<  Jonnell,   A  -thur 

McDougall,  J.  M. 

sr.  Marie,  J.   W. 

Talbot,   J. 

"Wright,   Geo.   C. 

207  lliiiitingriem— Diet. 

Beauharnois 
Mitchell,  A.   E. 

208  Iberville     Diet.  Iber 

ville 
Telletier,  E.  G. 

2UJoltette    i'      i 

Dubean,  J.  A. 

I  Mi- •harnif,  .1.   P.   L. 

I  tagaa,  r   I  > 
Fontaine,  A 
Maraolala,   A.   L. 
Martel,  .1. 

Pmd'homme,  J.  X. 
Benaud  St  Gnibault.  J.  A. 

Benand,    .1.    Alex.    Gui- 

baull 
Telliei    Toa    M 

-'13  Knewlton       I    itriot 
i:  dford 
Fay,  .ii: 
ii-:  •  in|    i :    .r 

■-'i  i  Laehute    i  •  -    i .  rre 
bonne 

Bai  l .    i 

I'illli-.T.    .1. 

Si.  Jacqu<   .  .1. 
916  i.sikr  ifeejtaiic 

St.    I'r.ii 

I  !.     A 

G  \ 


215a    l.am  4-iiii«l«'s 

Joliette. 
ithier,  Jos.  L. 
Lemire,  A. 

216  1/  I *>•» ni|tlion     Dint. 

Jol  • 
•  !ornellier,  < '.  A. 
Faribault,  .1.  I 
Piche,  Antime 
Riveat,  .1.  A.  IT. 

217  Levfli 

Bellean  ft  Bellean.     I.  N. 

I'       mi.  E.  Bellean. 
Bernier,  A. 
Carrier,  I..  N. 
I  tarveau  vV  l  >an  ean 

I  tarveau,  V.  I  tarreau. 
Gelly,  .1.  E. 
Tur^eon,       Laehanee       & 

Abeam.     A.  Tui-p-on,  A. 

Laehanee,  J.  M.  Ahearn. 

218  l.oiii*.«\  ill«-      Dibtriot 

Three  Rivera, 
Belaud,  <;. 
i  •    aulniere,  A.  L. 

I'.~y.   A. 

Tetreault,  A. 
•21h„     VatfOtf     Distrii 
Francois 
Caie,  Wella  &  White.    C. 
\\\  Cate,  .1.  P.  W< 
1».  White. 
Tourigny,  A. 

219  Malbaie    District 

Baguenay 
Augers,  I '. 
D'AuteuU,  P.  A. 

Kai 

*larievllle     1 1  itriot 

St.    Hyacinth* 
Girard,  A. 
Tesaier,  X. 

221  Rtaiaae     Dial    Rim- 

onski 
l>'Aiij<>ii,    L    E. 

222  montebelle    District 

Ottawa 

( 'ham  in,  1 1. 

Roaiaip] 

Montmai 
Bender,  •'     \ 

I  .•'I'M    •         I 

Martinea      P    B 
p,  t    Smith 

ill    «  •    Q 
M 
l;       fc  r  mard. 

ill    O.  Q 
Vidal.  I     •'    0 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— QUEBEC. 


139 


:_'  i  11  MHreal,  CMy 

District  of  Montreal 
Adam,     M.     A.,     907     St. 

Dominique   st 
Ai l.i in,  J.,  IT  St.  James  st. 
Angers,     ,)e     Luruuier    <v 

Godin,  30  St.  James  st. 

Hon.      A.      It.      Angers, 

A.  E.  de  Lorimier,  Bag. 

ii    Godin 

Arcliamhaulr.  A.  S..  1608 
Notre  Dame  6t. 

Archambault,  O.  A.,  20 
St.  James  st 

Archambault,  J.  L.,  K.C., 
City  Attorney.  Citv  Hall 

Archambeault.  Cholette  & 
Draulieu,  1580%  Notre 
Dame  st.  L.H.  Archam- 
beault,  H.  A.  Cholette,  J. 
A.  Beaulieu. 

Armstrong,  E.  N.  1<;  Sac- 
rement  f-r. 

Atwater,  Duclos  & 
Cliauvin,  151  St.  James 
st.  Hon.  A.  W,  At- 
water, K.C.,  C.  A. 
Duclos,  H.   N.  Chauvin. 

Bagg,  R.  S.  C,  185  St. 
James  st. 

Barker.  E.  H,  New  York 
Life  Bldg. 

Barnard.  J.,  20  St.  James 
st. 

Bastien,  Bergeron  & 
Cousineau,  70  St. 
James  st,  F.  de  S.  A. 
Bastion.  J.  <;.  IT.  Ber- 
geron, P.  Cousineau. 

Beaubien  &  Lamarche, 
Street  Railway  Cham. 
C.  P.  Beaubien.  J.  A. 
Lamarche,  J.O.  Lauthier 

Beauchamp  &  Bruchesi. 
54  St.  James  st.  J.  J. 
Beauchamp,  C.  Rruchesi 

Bcandin,  Cardinal.  I.o- 
ranger  &  St.  Germain. 
1008  Notre  Dame  Ft. 
S.  Beaudin.  J.  T.  Cardi- 
nal. L.  Loranger,  P.  St. 
Germain. 

Beaudry  &  Beaiulry, 
1586%  Notre  Dame  st. 
R.  Beaudry.  A.  Beaudry 

Beauregard  &  Rain- 
ville,  97  St.  James  st 
L.  E.  Beauregard,  J.  H. 
Rainville. 


it,     A. 
James  si 


E.,    68    St. 


Beique,  Turgeon,  Robert- 
bod    \    Dessaules,    New 

York  I. if''  Bldg.  Frederic 
I..  Beique,  Ed.  L.  Tur- 
geon, D.  < '.  Robertson,  C. 

I  tessaules,  L.  J.  Beique 
Benoit,  1'..,  97  St.  James  st 
Berard,  Brodeur  &  Berard, 

80  St.  Gabriel  st.  L.  P. 
Berard,   D.    Brodeur,   J. 

B.  Berard, 
Bercovitch,     P.,     20     St. 

James  st. 

Bernard,  J.  A.,  US  St. 
James  st 

Bessette,  W.,  97  St. 
James  st 

Bethune  &  Bethune,  New 
York  Life  Bldg.  S.  Beth- 
une, K.C.,  M.B.  Bethune 

Beullac,  Pierre,  New 
York  Life  Bldg. 

Bickerdike  &  Trihey, 
180  St.  James  st.     F.  A. 

C.  Bickerdike,  II.  J. 
Trihey 

Biron.  J.  B.  S. 
Bisaillon    &    Brossard, 

II  &  17  Place  d' Amies 
Hill.  F.  J.  Bisaillon, 
K.C.,  L.  J.  A.  Brossard, 
Hector  R.  Bisaillon 

Bissonnet  &  Geoffrion, 
1614  Notre  Dame  st.   A. 

E.  J.  Bissonnet,  A.  J. 
N.  Geoffrion 

Bissonnette,  J.  B.,  15  St. 
James  st 

Blair  &  Laverty,  Tem- 
ple Bldg.     J.   W.  Blair, 

F.  J.   Laverty 
Boissonnault,  J.  G.,  15  St. 

James  st 
Boudreault,    J.    B.,    Impe- 
rial Bldg. 
Bourbonniere,    F.,    58    St. 

James  st 
Bowie,     D.     E.,     Imperial 

Bldg. 
Branchaud    &    Kavanagh, 

26    St.    James    st.      A. 

Branchaud.      C.      H.     J- 

Kavanagb. 
Brodeur,     J.    A.    A..     101.", 

Notre  Dame  st. 


1  H) 


THE    CANADJ  \N    I.  \\v    I  [SI       QC  I  BE< 


Brosseau,  Lajoie  &  Ea- 
coste,  7  Place  d'Armes 
Hill.  T.  Brosseau,  H.G. 
Lajoie,  P.  Lacoste. 

Bui  han   &  Elliott,  Cui- 

n.ia    Life    Bldg.      .1.    s. 

Buchan,     K.C,     II.     .1. 

Elliott 
Budden,     Hanbnry     A., 

New    York    Life  Bldg 
Burnett,  A.,  Imperial  Bldg 
Busteed    &    Lane,    New 

York   Life  Bldg.     E.  B. 

Busteed,  K.C,  C.  Lane 
Butler,    T.    P..    K.O.,     LO 

1  [ospital  st. 
Cameron,  J.    !>..  138o  St. 

.lames  st 
Campbell,         Meredith, 

Macpherson  &  Hague, 

Merchants'  Bank    Cham. 

C.  s.  Campbell,  K.C,  1". 

i:    Meredith,  K.C.,  K.  R. 

M  ■  pherson,        1 1.        .[. 

Hague,  A    i;.  I  [olden. 
Carmichael,    S.,     180     St. 

Jami 
Carter       &      Goldstein, 

Royal   Ins.    Bldg.      C.   B. 

Carter,    K.C,    M.    Gold- 
•  in. 
< Jedras,  .1.  I..,  <;•;  si.  James 

st. 
Chalifoux,  .1.1...  New  York 

Life  Bldg. 
Chambers,   A.   II.,   132  Si. 

Jamee  si 
Champoux,  C,  I. a   Presse 

Bldg. 
Charbonneau    &    Pelletier, 

Royal     Ins.     Bldg        N 

Charbonneau,    II.    Pelle- 
tier. 
Charpentier,    M.    E.,    1608 

Notre  Dami 
Chaurin     «t     Lachapclle, 

1698  Notre  Dame  si     L 
Chaurin,    \.    Lacha- 

pelle 
Chenevert,     Lacomb 

■r.       1608       Notre 

I  »:ni  i  I       \    i  !hene- 

\    1. 1 Ml..-.  I: 

her 
i 

Bldg. 


Claxton       &      Kenmilv 

Imperial    Bldg.      a.    « ; 
B,   Claxton,  J.   K.   Ken- 
nedy 

-      -      si    Railway 

l     -a.. 
Cloran,   H.  .1  .   N'.- 
Life  I 

Cooke    &    Mullin. 

York    I  jfi     Bldg.      J.    P. 

Cooke,      K.C.,     R.      T. 

Mullin 
Corbeil,    L.    L.,    118     - 

James  Bt 
( lordean  &  Cordean,  161  I 

Notre   Dat  N.   Z. 

<  lordeau.  L.  B.  Cordean. 
Coyle.  I'.t.  r  J., 

Hall 
Craig,   F.   A..  1610  Notre 

l  lame  st 
Cramp  ft  Ewing,   13  H(  y 

pital  st.     <;.  B.  Cramp, 

.T.   A.   Ewing. 
Crankshaw,     James,     Im- 
perial Bldg. 
Creelmr.n.    A.    It..    K.C, 

(Chief  Solicitor,  0.  P.  Ry. 
< '..  i.  Windsor  Station 
Cresse    &-     l  ►escarries,    5 
Place      'A  3  luare. 

i..  g    \   i  r.  a. 

I  •■  -  b  n 
Cross     A     Bernard,     New 
\     Q 
»,  1.    B.  Bernard. 
Cruickshank      ,'i      Smyth, 
Imperial    Bldj.      ^ 
Cruickshank,       W.       0 

Sinvlh 

Cullen,     J.     P..     214 

.Tali;- 
Cnrran.    Frank    J. 

I 

D'Amoor.     J.     G 

N 
1  tamphousm  .     •'      1 1 

■ 

Diiiilunuiil.   Broilrur  & 

Boycr,     IT     1 V      •!'  \ 

Hill.    Raonl  Dandnrand, 
K.C,    fi  P 

K.C,     MP. 

.1       H  .     i 

.1  an  • 
D.i\  ids. hi.    I'.  .1  B, 


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Davidson    &    Ritchie,    71 

St.     .Tallies    st.       L.     11. 

Davidson.  W.  F.  Ritchie 

De     Bellefeuille,     E.     L., 

K.C.,  30  St.  James  st 
Decary,  Alpbonse,   New- 
York  Life  Bldg. 
Decarie  &  Dagenais,  New 
York  Life  Bldg.     J.   L. 
Decarie,  W.  J.  Dagenais. 
Deguire,     A.     S.,     20     St. 

James  st. 
Delisle,  A.,  La  Presse  Bldg 
De  Lorimier,  L.  R.,  17  St. 

James  st 
deMartigny,  R.  L.,  118  St. 

J  nines  st 
Demers,  H.,  20  St.  James 

st. 
Demers,    La    Rose    &    La- 
londe,    8   Place   d'Armes 
Hill.     J.  Demers.   V.  La 
Rose,  W.  Lalonde. 
Demers  &   Demers.  20  St. 
James  st.    L.  N.  Demers, 
Louis  Demers 
Demers  &  de  Lorimier, 
97        St.       James       st. 
Philippe  Demers,  LL.l  >.. 
K.C.,  Raoul  <1.  de  Lori- 
mier,  LL.B. 
Denis,     U.     A.,     58      St. 

James  st 
Desaulniers,     K.     L.,     19 

Gosford  st. 
Desaulniers  &  Arcliam- 
bault,  8  Place  d'Armes 
Hill.     G.  Desaulniers,  J. 
Archamhault. 
Desbois    &    Dion,    20    St. 
James  st.  D.  L.  Desbois, 
J.  A.  E.  Dion 
Desilets,  A..  23  St.  James 

st. 
Desjardins,     A.,     62     St. 

James  st. 
Desjardins,     M.,     80     St.. 

Gabriel  st 
DesRivieres.     R.,     80    St. 

Gabriel    st 
Dickson.  T.,  1724  Notre 

Dome  };t. 
Dorais   &    Dorais.    97    St. 
James  st.     A.  P.  Dorais, 
O.  P.  Dorais 
Doutre,  J.  B.,  1511  Notre 

Dame  st. 
Drolet,     E.     B.,     97     St. 
James  st 


Drouin,  .1.  A.,  New  York 
Life  Bldg. 

Drouin  &  Drouin,  S  Place 
d'Armes  Hill.  J.  O. 
Drouin,  1'.  E.  Drouin. 

Dubreuil,  J.  F.,  71«  St. 
James  st. 

Dunlop,  Lyman  &  Dun- 
lop,  New  York  Life 
Bldg.  John  Dunlop, 
K.C.,  F.  S.  Lyman,  K.C., 
J.  H.  Dunlop. 

Dupre,  L.  P..  8  Place 
d'Armes    Hill. 

Dupuis  &  Lussier,  La 
Presse  Bldg.  F.  X. 
Dupuis,   Ed.   Lussier 

Durand,  N.,  41  St.  James 

Durand  &  Morrison, 
1586%  Notre  Dame  st. 
P.  M.  Durand,  G.  A. 
Morrison 

Dassault,  J.  C.  II.,  Im- 
perial Bldg 

Emard  &  Tasebereau, 
New  York  Life  Bldg.  J. 
U.  Emard,  R.  Tasebereau 

England,  G.  P.,  157  St. 
James  st. 

Etbier,  L.  J.,  K.C.,  City 
Hall,  City  Atty. 

Fauteux,  G.  A.,  97  St. 
James  st 

Ferguson,  John  M.,  Tem- 
ple Bldg. 

Fleet..  Falconer  & 
Cook,  157  St.  James  st. 
C.  J.  Fleet,  Alexander 
Falconer.  J.  W.  Cook- 
Fontaine  &  Labelle,  La 
Presse  Bldg.  Z.  Fon- 
taine, J.   A.  Labelle 

Fontaine.  L.  B.,  1580% 
Notre  Dame  st 

Forget,  Alpbonse,  9S2  St. 
Denis  st 

Foster,  Martin.  Archi- 
bald &  Mann,  Royal 
Ins.  Bldg.  G.  G.  Foster, 
J.  E.  Martin.  S.  G. 
Archibald.  J.  A.  Mann 

Fournier.  J.  O.  20  St. 
James  st. 

Gagnon  &  Bernard.  16  & 
20  St.  James  st.  A. 
Gagnon,  M.  A.  Bernard 

Gaudet,  V.,  SO  St.  Gabriel 
st. 

Genereau,  F.  A. 


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THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— QUEBEC. 


<,.    fifrion,    I.,    P.,   !>7    St. 

Hibbard  &  Glass,  Stan- 

James  b! 

dard  Chambers.     1".   \V. 

Geoffrion,   Geoffrion    & 

Hibbard,  L.  <;.  <;:.. 

Cusson.    *.»7    St.    James 

11. .It. .n.  !•:..  80  St.  John  sf. 

st.       Victor     Geoffrion, 

Hubert,    L.    .1      B  .    1560 

Aime    Qeoffrion,    Victor 

\..i re  l  lame  st. 

( !uS80n 

Hurtean  &  Guilbault,  1684 

Minn  &  Monet,  Gl  St. 

Nol  re    1  'ame   st.      J.    A. 

Gabriel  st.  A.  Geoffrion, 

1  [urteau,  B,  ( luilbault 

I '.  Monet 

Hutchinson,    Onehtred 

Germain,  A.,  1586%  Notre 

&  Place,    in  St.  John  st. 

I  'nine  st 

M  Hutchinson,  K.< !.,  A. 

Oilman   &    Boyd,   13Sa  St. 

i:.  <  lughtred,  B.  <;.  Place 

James   st.      Hun.    F.    E. 

lies,  Chas.,  204  St.  Jamet 

Gilman,  L.  H.  Boyd 

Internoscia,     J.,     97     St. 

Globensky    &    Laiuarre, 

J  ami 

'.»7   St   James  st,   Arthur 

Globensky,  J.  I.  Lamarre 

Jacobs.      Patterson      & 

Goiiin,   Lemieuz   vV    Bras- 

Garneau. '."7   St .  J 

sard,   1592   Notre   Dame 

St.        S.     W.     J: 1.-.     \V. 

st.     Hi. ii.   Lomer  Gouin, 

Pai terson,  I..  < rarneau. 

K  •'..  R.  Lemieux,  K.C., 

Jasmin,  V.  P.,  42  Si.  Vin- 

M.P., B.   Brassard. 

cent 

Gourre,    E.,     1608    Notre 

Joanette,    .1.    II.,    80    St. 

1  lame  st. 

Gabriel   st 

.    I'.    R.,    1572   Notre 

Jodoin,  T.,  l»'-  St.  .1 

1  tame  st 

Jodoin.   Jodoin    &   Jodoin, 

Goyette,  <  >.  A..  61  St.  <!ab- 

58    si.    Gabriel    st       a. 

riel  st. 

Jodoin,  1.  A.  Jodoii      \ 

Greenshields,        Green- 

Jodoin 

shields,      Hni.  k.  i       & 

John-oii.     A.     R.,     167    St. 

Mitchell.      IT'Jt     Notre 

James  st. 

I  lame  st.    .1.  N.  <  Ireen- 

Jones,  A  <;..  204   Si    .lain.* 

Bhields,    K  C  .    R    A.    B. 

Bt 

Greenshields,    K.C.,    R, 

Jo-,  ph.    Kmile,    Ni 

T.  Heneker,  W.  <;.  Mit- 

Lit'.-   1 

chell. 

Jnlirti.  .1.  A  .  20  -      .1 

<  rrenier  &  <  rrenier,  '■''•,  St. 

Kiri.y.  .la-..  Imperial  Hl<l£ 

James  -t.    AAV.  <  rrenier, 

i    •  hapelle,  J     \ 

Lacroix,  J.  1 1  .  New  York 

K  • '..  A.  <  rrenier 
Guerin,   Merrill  vV   Hains, 

1  ]    I ».  <  ruerin,  A.  E 

Life  Bldg 

rill.  H.  Hains 

Laflamme,     N.    K.     1724 

Gnei  tin,    C     A.,    10    St. 

Not  re  I  lame 

Lambert   st 

Lnflriir,   MarDoiiRall  Sc 

Hall,    A.    R.,    1724    Notre 

Macfarlane.  \.  \\   V-.rk 

1  lame  si 

I. if.-   Bldg.     B.    Lafleur, 

Hall.    Cross,    Brown    & 

K.0  .   Gterdi  a   W 

Sharp.    164    St.    James 

i  ■    ig  dl,  I    Macfarlane 

st    John  s.  iinii.  K  0  . 

I.:,  fort  mo  .     I  »      A  .     46    Sr. 

Selkirk   <  !rosa,    CO.,   A 

Vi:i 

.1     Brown,    B  1    .   u     i' 

Lamarche,    \ 

Sliar|> 

I. iff  Bldg. 

ii   tchett,    r     J.,    Temple 

Lamirande,  a  .  1  <  1 

i               J.  ( 

Hebert,   K  .    L586U    v. 

1  lame  st. 

thi   .\    i 

ii            .1  .     1586%    \ 

Jami 

moti  ■    i'    i   i4W. 

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Landry  i\:  De  Lanaudiere, 
17  Place  d'Armes  Hill. 
J.  P.  Landry,  C.  T. 
De  Lanaudiere 

Lapierre,  <  >.,  71  St  James 

St. 

Laramee,     A..     17     Place 

d'Armes  Hill 
Lariviere,    M.    J.    C,   505 

Craig  st 
Larochelle,   M.   G.,  97  St. 
James  st 

15  St.  James 
1586    Notre 


,V    Bazin,   91 

st.     U.   Lau- 


L. 
La- 


st. 


LaBose,  W.. 

Laurier,  L. 
Dame  st. 

Laurendeau 
St  James 
rendeau,  A.  Bazin. 

Lavallee  &  Lavallee, 
Place  d'Armes  Hill. 
A.  Lavallee,  V.  O. 
vallee. 
Lavallee,  C.  II.  80 
t  rabriel  st. 

LeBeuf,  C,  107  St.  James 

LeBlanc  &  Brossard,  6G 
St.  James  st.  P.  E.  Le- 
Blanc,  E.   Brossard. 

Lebourveatt,  S.  A.,  Imper- 
ial Bldg 

Leet  &  Harvey,  Temple 
Bldg.  S.  P.  Leet,  K.C., 
A.  B.  Harvey. 

Leonard  &  Laporte,  97  St. 
James  st.  J.  E.  E.  Leo- 
nard, C.  Z.  Laporte 

Lighthall,  Harwood  & 
Stewart,  180  St.  James 
st.  W.  D.  Lighthall,  O. 
A.  Harwood,  A.  MeN. 
Stewart 

Lonergan,  M.  S.,  New 
York  Life  Bldg 

Lyon,  L.  M.,  New  Yoijc 
Life  Bldg. 

Macalister,  A.  W.  a. 
New  York  Life  Bldg 

Mackay,  Alfred,  07  St 
James  st 

Mackay,  Hugh,  Street 
Ry.  Chambers. 

Maclennan,  F.  S..  K.C., 
New  York  Life  Bldg. 

Macmaster  &  Hickson, 
Temple  Bldg.  Donald 
Macmaster,  K.C.,  J.  C. 
Hickson 


Madore  &  Drouin,  New 

York  Life  Bldg.  J.  A.  C. 

Madore,     K.<\.     J.     A. 

Drouin. 
Magnan,    J.    G.,    97     St. 

.lames  st. 
Marceau    &   Archambault, 

1G08     Notre     Dame     st. 

J.    O.     Marceau,     J.    B. 

Archambault 
Maieth.il.     It.    T.,    New 

York  Life  Bldg 
Marsan,    G.    A.,    138a    St. 

James  st 
Martineau  &  I  telfaosse,  07 

St.  James  st.     P.G.  Mar- 
tineau.  B.   Relfausse 
Martineau, V.,  13  St  James 
Masson.  L.,  til  St.  Gabriel  • 
Mathieu,  A..  1  Gosford  st. 
Mathieu,  DeL.,  New  York 

Life  Bldg. 
Mathieu,    J.    J.    U.,    1598 

Notre  Dame  st. 
Mathieu     &     Piche,     New 

York  Life  Bldg.     G.  E. 

Mathieu.  C.  Piche. 
Mercier,    H.,    1592    Notre 

Dame    st 
Mercier,   Joseph.    Imperial 

Bldg. 
Mercier,     Wilfred,     K.C., 

New   York   Life   Bldg. 
Meunier    &    Meunier.    80 

St.      Gabriel      st.        L. 

Meunier,   S.   E.   Meunier 
Mignault.    P.    B.,    97    St. 

James  st. 
Migneron,    J.    H.,    02    St. 

James  st 
Millette.     N.     A.,    97     St. 

James  st 
Mireault  &  Lacpste,  1.598 

Notre      Dame      st.        G. 

Mireault.  J.  L.  Lacoste. 
Moffatt,  G.U.,  74  St.  James 
Monk     &    Baker,    58    St. 

Francois  Navier.   F.   D. 

Monk,  W.  A.  Baker. 
Monty        &        Duranleau, 

1586%    Notre   Dame   st. 

Rodolphe  Monty,  Alfred 

Duranleau 
Morgan,  E.  A.  D.,  New 

York  Life  Bldg 
Morin.  A.Z..  ISO  St.  James 


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Morris,  Holt  &  Gaudet, 
Temple  Bldg.  J.L.  Mor- 
ris, K.C  .  C.  M.  Holt,  C. 
D.  Gaudet 

Mount,  W.  ]:..  25  St. 
James  st 

Mousseau,    J.    <>..    ;: 
Notre  1  >ame  b1 

Murchison      &      Hogle, 

Temple     Bldg.       R.     L. 

Murchison,  A    F.  Hogle. 
Murphy,        Lussier        & 

Roy,   !»7    St.   Tames   sr. 

1>.   R.   Murphy,  .7.    Lus- 

Bier,  r.  X.   Boy 
McCoriniek   &   Moffatt, 

[mperial  Bldg.  I>.  Mc- 
Oormick,  K.C.,  D.  S. 
Moffatl 

McGibbon,  Caspjrain, 
Ryan  &  Mitchell. 
Canada    Life    Bldg.     R. 

I».  McGibl K.C  Th. 

Chas  :i.       K.C, 

Percy  C.  Ryan,  7.E.  Mit- 
chell, I'nu^la^  Armour, 
Ed.  Surveyer 

McGoun,  A.,  K.C,  Impe- 
rial Bldg. 

McLennan  &  Howard, 
l  T'J  I  Notre  I  lame  st.  F. 
McLennan,  B.  E.  How- 
ard, II.  r.   P.  Aylmer. 

McMaster,  Andrew  R., 
New  York   Life  Bldg 

<  >uimot.    .1.    A  .    La    1' 

Bldg. 
Pagnuelo,       '1'..       1586% 

Nol  re   I  lame  st 
Pagnuelo,       W.,       1586% 

\..t  re  I  lame  st 
Pariseault,  C     L,  71a  St. 

Jamec 
Patenaude   &    1 1 

St.  James  st.    i:    i ' 

audi'.  J.  N.  I  lecarie 
Pelissier,  Wilson  &  Saint- 

■  -.    151    Si.  .I.ii: 

I.  Pelissier.  <  \  A.  Wil- 
son, If.  A.  Saint  Pierre. 

Pelland,    .1.    <». 
i  ■ 

Pelletier,    A.    8 

.Fan  • 

•  i.      .1       II  I.W.4 

Notre  Dan 

Pelletier    •■•      I  mean, 

25    8t.    Gabriel  it      L 

p               -  Letour- 


Perras,  V.  X..  1539  Xotr» 

Dame  si 
Pilon,  A  .  1608  Notre  I  lame 
Pilon,   .1.    A..    1608    C 

I  lame  st 
Pilon  &   I ' 

James  st     J.  W.  Pilon, 

i ,    i ;    Despot 
Plourde,    G.     II  .    20    St. 

Jami 
Poliquin,   G.,    1-    St.   Yin- 

cenl  st 

Prefontaiiir.   Ardior    & 

Perron.        Boyal        Ins. 

Bldg.       Raymond 

Fontaine,      K.< 

1 1.  Archer,  J.  L.  Perron 
Primeau  iV:  <  loderre,  E 

Ry.      Cham.      Eug       L 

Primeau.  Louis  Co 
Prunean    &    La<    •         IT 

Place   d'Armes    Hill.    J. 

A.X.  Prunean,  X.i 

casse 

Qui  mi  &  Morrison    157 

St.  James  Bt  M.  J.  F. 
Quinn,  K.C.  M.  J, 
Morrison 

Rainville,  Aroliain- 

beault,       Gervais       & 
RainVille.     V         York 
Life  Bldg.     H    B    Rain- 
villo,   Hon.    Hi 
chambeanlt,  1 1 
vais,  Paul  Rainville 
180  S 

Renaud,  '/...  15   - 

Rielle      &      Bond. 

Yi  rk   Life   Bldg.     N.  T, 
Bielle,  W.  L    I 
Rinfret,      \      1.       I 

Jam< 
Robert,    I...   16 
•  .    i: 
■  .    -  .i. 

•       \    Robillard,  ' 
A.  Lanctot 
Robitaille,       C. 

■ 
Roy,  E  .  La  Pi 

■ 
si:        0.  fi 

Hall 

St.  Jullen  .^    I  • 

Mil. 

.]       \ 
1 1.     B 


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St.  Louis,  Horace,  15  St. 

225  Nnpierville— Dist. 

James  St. 

1  berville 

Saunders,  F.  C,  Imperial 

1  'emers,  J. 

Bldg 

226    New   Carlisle— Dist. 

Savlgnac,    J.    A.,    97    St. 

Gaspe 

James   st 

Blanchet,  T. 

Semple,  G.  II.,  1721  Notre 

Flvim.    \V.    A.    E. 

Dame  st. 

Mill,  J.  E. 

Sexton,     J.    P.,     185    St. 

227    Nfcolet— Dist.     Three 

James  st 

Rivers 

Short.  R.,  La  Presse  Bldg. 

Camirand,    W. 

Sicotte  &  Barnard,  180 

Comeau,    L.    H. 

St.  James    st.       L.     W. 

Trahan,  A. 

Sieotte,   Jr.,   Charles   A. 

Barnard. 

229  l*:i|>iii<*aiiville--Dist. 

Ottawa 
Mackay,  A.  S. 

Smith,     M  a  r  k  e  y      & 
Montgomery,     Temple 

Bid?.  K.  C.  Smith.  K.C, 

230    ■*«'■■<•«•      District  Gaspe 

F.    H.    Markey,    G.    II. 

Garneaii.  A.   S. 

A.    Montgomery,    W.    \V. 

Garon,  J. 

Skinner. 

Labrie.  D.  N. 

Stephens,    G.    W.,    IS   St. 

•230«   Pl<'«si«ville  —  List. 

Alexis  st 

Arthabaska 

Stephens.  Hutchins  &  Mar- 

Noel  &  Gravel.     C.  Noel, 

se,  Temple  Bldg.     C. 

A.   Gravel 

11.  Stephens.  II.  A.  Hut- 

231  Quebec  Ciiy- 

chins,  L.  Margolese. 

District  of   Quebec 

Taillefer,  10..  loSG1^  Notre 

Aylwin,  T.  C. 

Dame  st. 

Belleau  &  Belleau,  I.N. 

Taillon,    Bonin    &    Morin, 

Belleau,     K.C,     Ens6be 

180  Si.  James  st.     L.  <>. 

Belleau 

Taillon,  J.  A.  Bonin,  L. 

Bergeron,  R. 

J.  S.  Morin. 

Bernier    &    Beaubien.     A. 

Tetrault,  E.,  City  Hall. 

Bernier,  L.  O.  Beaubien 

Topp   &   Duggan,   Temple 

Bouffard,   E. 

Bldg.     Francis  Topp,  E. 

Burroughs.    L.    1''. 

J.  Duggan 

Campbell.  P. 

Tremblay,    F.    F.,    44    St. 

Cannon,  L,.  J. 

Vincent  st 

Cantin,  P. 

Trudel,  II..  80  St.  Gabriel 

Carbray,  T.  G. 

Trnell,  11.  V.  Temple  Bldg 
Tucker,  II..  204  St.  James 
Vandal,     P.,     It  111     Notre 
Dame  st. 

Caron,        Fentland, 
Stuart  &  Brodie.  Hon. 
Sir    Adolphe    P.    cVon, 
K.C.M.G.,    C    A.    Pent- 

land,  K.C.  G.  G.  Stuart, 

Vipond,  E.E.,  Merchants' 

Bank  Chambers 
Walsh   &   Walsh.    80    St. 

K.C,  C  E.  Brodie. 
Carrier,  L.  N. 
Casgrain,    Lavery,    Ri- 

Gabriel  st.   J.  C.  Walsh, 

vard      &      Chauveau. 

T.  E.  Walsh 

Th.      Chase    -    Oasgrai". 

Weir.     W.     A,.     138a     St. 

K.C,    (Montreal).    J.    I. 

James  st. 

Lavery,    K.C,    Adj.    Ri- 

Whelan  &  Whelan.  17  St. 

vard.  C  A.  Chauveau 

James  st.    J.  P.  Whelan, 

Chasse,  H. 

Jr.,  J.  Whelan. 

Cimon,  II. 

"White      &     Buchanan, 

Cook  &  Cook.  W.  Cook. 

New     York     Life    Bldg. 

K.C,  A.  H.  Cook,  K.C, 

W.  J.  White,  K.C,  A.W. 

A.  Laurie.  F.  Murphy 

I'.  Buchanan 

Corriveau,  A. 

146 


I  ill.    I    \  N  A  1 '  1  \N    LAW    LIST— QUEBEC. 


Corriveaii,  P. 
Couillard,    A. 
Darveuu,  c  G.  It. 
Davidson,   W.   11. 
De<  ruise  iV  Languedoc.    C. 

DeOuise,  EL  Languedoc 
Demera   &    Demers,    L.    C. 

I toners,  A.  I lemers 
]  lionne,  C.  E.  L. 
Dionne   &    Grenier.      J. 

A.  Dionne  L.  P.  Grenier 
1  lorion,  ( !.  E. 
Drouin,   Pelletier  &  Bail- 

largeon.     F.  X.   Drouin, 

I     P.  Pelletier,  B.  Bail- 

largeon 
1  lunbar,  J. 
Dunbar,  J.  S. 
Edge,  A. 
Fiset    &    Chapleau.      E. 

Fiset,  J.  E.  Chapleau 
Fltzpatxick,         Parent, 

Tascherean,      Roy     & 

Cannon.         Hon.  Chas. 

Fitzpatrick,    K.C.,   Hon. 

s.   x.   Parent,  K.C.,  A. 

Tascherean,   F.    Roy.    L. 

A.  Cannon 
Flynn,  Hon.  E.  J.,  KG. 
Gagnon,  J.  A.  M. 
Gelly.  J.  E. 
Gibsone    &    Dobell.     G. 

F.  Gibsone,  A.  C.  Dobell 
<  rosselin,  J. 

Guay  &  Guay.     El.  Guay, 
B.  D.  Guay 

Hamel,    Tessier    &    Tev 
sier.  < '.  X.  1  [amel,  K  • '.. 
I '.  .1    Tessier,  Jules  1  •  - 
sier,  B  ( ' 

II.;, in.    M.    A. 

lhnlc.il.  Josepb  A. 

JoUcoeur,   P.  .1. 

j.Ty  de  Lotbiniere,  E.  G. 

Jones,    G.    E.    A. 

i ,:iiii|.>..ii    i ; 
Lanctot,  •'. 

Lane,  Galipeaiilt  &  Le- 
ini.  u\      .1.  A.  Lam     \ 
Galipeault,    M      I 
mieux 

Langlois,   P.  W. 

Languedoc.   W.   0.,    K.O 

Lapolnte,  D. 

I.1..V.I.       .1.       II 

tin,    Bed 
«.iilt.     A.  Malouin,  K.C., 
i    r.    Bedard    K.C     P  V. 
Chaloult 


Montanibault,  D.  J. 
Morin,   L.   I>. 
Oliver,  T    II. 
Pacaud,  B. 

Pelletier  &  Chouinard. 

Hon.  sir  0.  a.  P.  Pel- 
letier, K.C.,  M.  Chouin- 
ard, K.< '. 

Pelletier  &  Smith.  A. 
Pelletier,  C.  Smith 

Prince,  .1.  E. 

Bheanme,  A.  A. 

Robertson,  Alexander 

Robitaille  A  Roy.  Ame- 
dee  Robitaille,  Ro- 
dolithe  Roy 

Rochette,  J.  A. 

Roy   &   Simard.     E 
C.  J.  Simard 

Stafford.  L..   K  I 

Touaignant,  J.  <  >. 
Turcotte,  II.  A. 
Turcotte,  J. 
Turgeon,     Lachance    6c 


Ah.  rn.        1 1. .11. 

geon,  A.  Lachan 

A  hern 
Vidal,  L.  J.  <>. 

"::■_'  KmIiiiioimI 

St.    Francois 
Bedard,    K.  J. 
M.  l   •    .  w     E 
McKensie  &  Te 
i ;    Mi  Kenzie, 


A.   Tur- 

•  .  M.  .1 


sier.     P.S. 

A    T< 


Rimon«kl        District 
Rimouski 
i .   gnon,   I. 
Martin,    J. 
Ponliol  &  Drapes  n.    .1.  X. 

Pouliot,  If.  .v.  I  'r- 
Rouleau.  1  .  I 
Tachi     I 

r  &    Fiset.      A 

Bier,  II.  R    I 

it. >i>.  *  \  nl 

»  'lii. -.nit inii 
Laujrlaia,  I.,  a 

I..-f«'l.\  re,   T 
Pei  reau 
388  Rock   l«.i:nnl 

St      I'r.u 
II      ■         II      M 

0.    if 

886    *l       iinlri-w- 

•.  |  onafl 
1).-  i  tronde,  R    P 
I     \    \ 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LEST — QUEBEl  , 


147 


23<w  St.  A  line  d«'  In  Per- 
a«l«'  —  Disk  Three  Rivers 

Baribeau,  J.  E. 

238  St.     Kn«»ln«*lie— Dist. 

Terrebonne 
<  'ampagne,  II. 
Fauteku,  A. 

239  81.  Francois       DiBfc. 

Beauce. 
Letellier,  Bouffard  &  Tal- 
bot.   B.  Letellier 

240  mi.    Francois    «!•■ 

I.ac—  Dist.  Richelieu 

Allard,  J. 
Baril,  Z. 

241  si.    George— DiBtriot 

Bon  nee 
Godbout,  A. 

Letellier,  Bouffard  &  Tal- 
bot.   L.  A.  Talbot 
•_M1(  st    Hilaire— District 
Kouville 
Ouiinet,  lion.  G. 

242  St.   Ilvnrimlie-Dist- 

St.   Hyacinthe 

Beauchemin,  A.  O.  T. 
Beauregard,  J.  O. 
Beauparlant      &      Marin. 

A.    M.    Beauparlant,    E. 

Marin. 
Blanchette     &     Chicoine. 

J.     B.     Blanchette,     W. 

Chicoine. 
Bourgault  &  Marceau.    F. 

R.     A.     Bourgault,     V. 

Marceau. 
Fontaine,  V.  E. 
.  Lussier  &  Gendron.    Louis 

Lussier.   L.  A.   Gendron 
Morison,  L.  F. 

243  St.    Jerome— District 

Terrebonne 
de  Martigny,  J.  0.  L. 
Leonard,  J.  V. 
Marchand,  C.  E. 
Nantel,  W.  B. 
Prevost,  F.  J.  V. 
Rinfret,  T. 

244  Si.    John's  —  Disrict 

Iberville 
Belanger.  < '. 
Carreau.  .1.   I*. 
Chas.se.  P.  A. 
Demers,  J. 
Dore,   P.  J. 

Girard  &  Pelletier.     A.  D. 
Girard,  E.  G.  Pelletier 


Gossolin    &    St.    Cyr.      L. 

A.    Gosselin,    .1.    r.    St. 

Oyr 
Marchand,  G. 
Messier,  .1.  S. 
Molleur,  G.  O. 
Paradis,  O. 
Roy,  P. 

245  St.    Joseph     «l<      la 

B(';mc«'     I  )i  -t .  I: 

Bruneau,  E. 

Doran    l». 

Dufour,  V.  X. 

Letellier,  Bouffard  &  Tal- 
bot.    P.  Bouffard 

Pacaud  &  Bolduc.  A.  Pa- 
caud,  A.  Bolduc 

Theberge,  S. 

Vezina,  E. 

246  si.  Jnllenne-District 

.Toliette 
Sylvestre,  J. 

247  Si.     Malic  —  District 

Beauce 
FortiiT,  II. 
Bamel,  G.  F. 
Morency,   J.   A. 

248  SI.     BC«  nil   —  District 

Iberville 
Monet,  D. 

249  St.  Sclftolastique  - 

Dist.  Terrebonne 
Ethier,  J.  A.  C. 
Led nc.    J.    D. 
Mathieu,  F.  X. 
St.  Jacques,  J. 

250  St   Therese— District 

Terrebonne 
Gaudet,  B. 
250a  S'l'iMiHiffriii   Falls 
Dist.  Three  Rivers. 
Paquette,  A.   E. 
Prud'homme,  M. 

251  Sherbrooke  —  Dist. 

St.  Francois 
Belanger,  L.  C. 
Broderick,  .1.   S. 
Brown    &    Macdonald. 

Henry  B.  Brown.   K.C., 

Ronald  Macdonald 
Cabana,  C.   C. 
Campbell   &   MoCabe.      F. 

Campbell,  J.  A.  McCabe- 
Camirand,  J.  A. 
Gate,    Wells  &    White.    C. 

W.    Cate.   J.    P.    Wells, 

Charles  White 
Chicoyne,  J.  A. 


1  18 


J  1 1 1 :   I   \N  \hl  \\    LAW    LIST      Ql  KB1  i  . 


Duffett,  H.   J. 

Hurd  &  Fraser.  Augus- 
tine S.  Hurd,  Harry  R. 
Fra 

Lawrence  &  Morris.  II. 
1  >.  Lawrence,  W.Morria 

1  .•  onard,  John 

Panneton  &  LeBlanc 
Louis  Edmond  Panne- 
ton, J.  A.  LeBlanc 

Rioux,  Einile 

Sorel     DiBl    Richelieu 

Brousscau,  J.  B. 
Bruneau,  A.  A. 
Ethier  &  Lefebvre,   L.   Eth- 

ier,   !■'.   Lefebvre 
Plamondon,  J.  1 '. 
Vans — .   A.  l'. 
Villiard,  .).  A. 
Wurtele  &  Lncroix.    C.  J. 

C    Wurtele.  T.  Lacroix 

253  Stanstead     I ' 

Franco!" 

Hackett,  M    F. 

Herbert    W.  C 

25J  Bweetsblir£— Biafc. 

Bedford 
Amyrauld    &    Duffy.      T. 

Amyrauld,    Hon.    H.    T. 

Duffy 
Baker    &    Baker.     G.   B. 

Bak(    .  G.   II.  Baker 
Girouz,  A. 
Leonard,   A.  T.  E. 
I :        o I .   B. 
254a  Thedford  lliii<>^ 

I  >i-t.  Arthabaaka 
1  '•  schamps,  P. 


Tnree     Rivera 

1  Hat.  Three  Rivers. 
Bigue,  P. 
Boisclair,   B.  D. 

ke,  R.  S. 
I  tenoncourt,  N.  I.. 
Duplessis,   L   N. 
<  ;.•!  \  ais,  a    I .. 
TeBsier  &.  Bellveau,   .T.  A. 

Teasier,  A.  Beliveau, 
Guill.t.   L.   P. 
Harnola,  .l.>s. 
Hould,  .1.  B.  i. 
Marchildon,   .\. 
Martel  &  Oomeau.    P.  NT. 

Martel,  -T.  A.  Comeau 
Methot,  1 1 
Paqnin,  i..  I>. 
Tourigny  &  Bureau.     I   8. 

Tourigny,  J.  Bureau 

256  Valley  fle  id      D 

Benuharnois 
Brossoit,  N.  I". 
McAvoy,    I>. 
Paplneau,   L.  .1. 

Plant..    \ 

Poitras,  W. 
256a  Vtetoriavllle  -Diet 
Arthabaaka 

Gaudet,  II. 

257  Waterloo       I  • 

Bedford 
Nutting,  0.  A. 
Simard,  .1     \ 

Thibault.  C. 

1  amaehiehe       Diet. 

Tlireo   Rivors. 
Heroux,  J.   r.    G 


THE   CANADIAN   LAW   LIST— QUEBEC. 


UU 


Alphabetical  %\$i  of  Jlbbocatcs  in  (Quebec. 


To  find  the  place  of  residence,  the  number  after  Ni 
Town  in  Quebec,  having  tin  same  number. 


■  ih.   i  iii/  or 


Adam.  J.,  224.     M    A  .,  224. 
Ahearn,    J.    M.,    217    and    231 
(Malouio  ft  Co.) 

Alain,  L.,  1!>7 

Alh.nl,  J.,  240.      V  ,    I'M 

Amyrauld,  T.,  264 
\.._.  re,  A    a.,  224.     C,  219 

Archambault,  A.  S.,  224.  0.  A. 
224.  .1.  224.  (Desaulniere  & 
Co.)  .1  B.,  224.  (Marceau  ft 
Co.)    -l  .  L  .  224. 

Archambeault,  II.,  224.  (Rain- 
villeft  Co.)     L.H  ,  224 

Arch<  i.  C  II  .  224.  (Prefon- 
taine  &  Co  I 

Archibald.S.  G.,224.(Fo8ter&Co) 

Armour,  l>..  224.  (McGibbon 
ft  Co.) 

Armstrong,  E.  N.,  224. 

Atwater,  A    W  ,  224 
V\l.  ii,  II  .  206 

Aylmer,  11.  0  P.,  224  (Mc- 
Lennan ft  Co.) 

Aylwin,  T.  C,  231 

K 

Baillargeon,  E.,231.  (DrouinCo.) 

Bagg,  l;    S.  C,  224 

Baker,  G.  B.,  254.    G.  11..  254. 

W.  A.,  224  (Monk  ft  Co.) 
Ball,  W.  8.,  200 
Bampton,  <;     E.,  214 
Baribeau,  .1     B  .  236a 
Baril,  Z  .  240 
Barker,  E.  II .,  224 
Barnard,  C.  A..  224.    (Sicotte  ft 

Co.)    .T.,224. 
Barry,  I).  I;  .  195 
Bastien,  !•'    de  S.  A..  224 
Bazin,  A.  ,22 I  i  Laurendeau&Cp. ) 
Reaubien,  C.  P.,  224    L.O.,  231 
Beauchainp,  -l .  J.,  22 1 
Beauchemm,  A.  <).  T.,  -.Ml' 
Beaudin,  S..  224 
Beaudry,  A.,  224.     F.  A.,  196, 

K.  224 
Beaulieu,  -I    A  .,  224.    (Arcbam- 

beauk  ft  Co.) 
Beaulne.  .1 .,  198 
Beauparlant,  A    M  .  242 
Beauregard..!  ,0.,  242.  L.E.,224 
Becigneul,  A .,  215 
Beckett,  A.  E .,  224 
Bedard,  B.  .1  ,  232.    J.  E.,  231 

(Malouin  ft  Co  ) 
Reique,  1-'.  L  .  224.    L.  J,  224 
Beland,  G:,218 
Belanger,  C,  244.     L.  C.,251 
Belcourt,  N.  A.,  206. 
Beliveau,  A.,  255 

I 


Bellean,  E  ,231.     I.  N.,  231 

Belley,  I.    G  .  in: 

Bender,  J     A  .  223 

Benoit,  I'..,  224 

Berard,  J.   IV,  224.     L.  P.,  224 

Bercovitch,  P.,  224 

Bergen.],.  .1  G  II..  224  ( Bas- 
il, -m  &  Co.).     i;..  281  . 

Bernard,  J.  A.,  224.  L.  E.  224. 
(Cross  &  Co.)  M.  \.,  224. 
(<  ragnon  ft  Co.) 

Bernier,  A.,  231 

Bessette,  W..  224. 

Bethune,  M.  B.,  224.     S.  224 

Beullac,  P.,  224 

Bickerdike,  V,  A.  C,  221 

Bigue,  P.,  255 

Bilanger,  C,  244 

Biron,  J.  B.  S.,  224 

Bisaillon,  V.  J.,  221.     H.R.,224 

Bissonnet,  A.  E.  J.,  224 

Bissonnette,  J.  B.,  224 

Blair,  J.  W.,  224 

Blanchet,  T..  226 

Blanchette,  J.  I '  ,  242 

Blondin,  L.  J.,  205 

Boisclair,  B    I).,  255 

Boisfonnault,   I .  (i.,  224 

Bolduc,  A.,  245 

Bond,  W.L.,  224.   (Rielle&Co.) 

Bonin,  J.  A. ,224.  (Taillon&Co.) 

Bouchard,  M   .   191 

Boudreault,  J.  I'..,  221 

Bouffard,  E.,  231.   I'   245 

Bourbonnier,  K  ,224. 

Bourgault,  V    R.  A.,  242 

Bowie.  D.  E.,  221. 

Boyd,  L.H  ,224.  (Gilman&Co.) 

I'.. >\  er,  I.  ,224     1 1  landurandCo. ) 

Branchaud,  A  .  224 

Brassard,  E.,  224.  (Gouin  ft  Co) 

Broderick,  J.  8.,  251 

Brodeur,  I).,  224.(Berard&Co.) 

J.  A.  A.,  224.       L.  P.,  224, 

(Dandurand  ft  Co.) 
Brodie,C.E  ,231    (Caron  ft  Co. 
Brooke,  C.  J.,  206.    G.H.A.  196 
BrosBard,E.,224.(LeBlanc&Co.) 

L..T.A.,  221.  (Bisaillon&Co.) 
Brosseau,  T.  224 
Brossoit,  T.  192.     N.  E.  258 
Brousseau,  J.  B.  252 
Brown,  A.    J.,   224.      (Hall   ft 

Co.)    H.  B.  251 
Bruchesi,C.,224.(BeauchampCo) 
Bruneau,  A.  A.  252.  E.245 
Buchan,  J.  S.,  224 
Buchanan, AAV. P. 224.  (White 

ft  Co.) 
Budden,  H.  A.  224 
Bureau,  J .  255 . 


150 


I  111     I    \\  \I'I  AN    I.WV    LIST — QUI  Bl  C. 


I 

Burroughs,  I.    F    231 
Bustled,  I      B    224 
Butler,  II     L93.     T.   P    224 

«.' 

Cabana,  C.  0.  251. 

<  !ameron,  .1      1  >..  224 
Camirand,  J.  A..  251,  W.  227 
Campbell,  C    S    224       F.  251. 

i;   231 
Cannon,    L      V  .    231       (Fit*- 

Patrick  8  Co     L    J    231 
Cantin,  P  .  231 
ey,  G  .  193 
ray,  T.  G.,  231 
Cardinal,  J.T,224(BeaudinACo.) 
Carmichael,  S.,  224 
Garon,  Sii    \     P  .  231 
Cur.:,.,.  .1      l'.-.'i| 
Carrier,  I-    N  .  231  &  217 
Carroll,  II .  G     204 

Cart...  C      I'.   .  224 

ain.  T    C.,   224    (McGib- 
bon  &  Co  )  and  231. 
C    W.,  251  and  218a 
Cedras,  .1     I.  .  224 
Chabot,  -I  .  217 
Chagnon,  G.   .1   .  204 
ChaBfoux,  -I     I.    •-"-'I 
Chaloult,  P.V,231(Malouin&Co) 
Chambers,  All.  jl'1 

<  ihampoux,  » '  .  224 
Champagm  .  II   238,  I.  N  .  206, 

N.  206 

..,,«...!    E  ,231   (Fisel 
( !harbonneau,  N  .  '-"-' l 
Cbarbonnel,  L    E  .  199 

<  ibarpentier,  M     E  .  224 
ChaBBe,  11    .  j;i      P      \    .  J  I  I 
Chauveau,   <      A  .  231     (Chau- 

vea 

in,  II  .  206    II   .  222     II 

N  .  224.     Atwato  r&Co.)   L. 
\   .  224 
Chenevert  C     \  ,194,  C  A. •_"_') 
Chiooine,  W.  242 
Chicoyne,  J     A  .  251 
Cholette,  II    A  ,224   (Archam- 

beauli  X  I 
Chouinard.M.,231,  (Pellel 
Cunon,  E    II  ,204    II    231 
Cinq  Mm-.    \   .  224    A    224 
Claxton,A  G    B 

Cleveland,  .1     B  .  198 
Cloran,  II    .1   . 

I .    II    227 
198 
\    ll        II.  J    W  .  •--.I 
(Fie.  •   '■  I  v. 

< 

I      I. 

II      224    N    Z 
:    I      103 
or,  C     \ 
Corriv*  I 


I 

Couillard,    \ 
Coult<  e,  I.   W  , 

I"  ."•-'  I     Baal  ion  ! 

Coyle,  P    .1   .  •_'•_'  I 
I '     \  .  22 1 
Cramp,  G     B.,  224 
aha    ,  J   .224 
an,    \.  I;..  •-'-'! 

E.,  190.   L    P  .  -Ir  .  190 
Creane,  L.  G      \   .  224 

V..G/.224  -  ,224  II.. I.' 
Cruickshank,  W  < i  .  224 
Cull. -ii.  .1     P.,  224 
( lurran,  F    -I   .  224 

I  reoflfriona  I 

D 

l  ■       nais,  W    .1   ,  224     I  »• 

A  Co.) 
Dalbec,  A ..  224 

DA ur,  .1    G  .  224 

Damphouaae,  J    II  .  224 
Dandurand,  R  .  224 
D'Anjou.L    l.  221 
Darveau,C  A  ,217    C.C.R..23L 

V    217 
D'AuteuU,  P.  \  .  219 
David,  .1     II  .  224 
Davidson,  I.    II  .  224    P  .  224. 

\\     II  .  231 
DeBellefeuille,  E  I...  224 
DeBoucherville,  -i   .  224 

Juli. 
I  ■      tie,  J.N. ,  224      Patenaode 
Co.)  J    L,  224. 
.'-'  i . 
Deohene,  F    G.,  231     (Malooin 

A  i 

.       ^..S    224 
.  231 
DeLanaudiere,<  Lm 

dry  a  l 
Del     ronde,  R   P 
1  (elfansse,    I;  .   221     M 

Delude,  A  .  224 
deLorimier,    \     I 

rsftC       I.  I:  ,224    B 

• 
.1.  M  irtigny,  R   I.   224     J.C  L  . 

Demers,  A  .  231       II     224     J 
224      J.,  225      J.,  244       L 

r 
Denia,  I      \ 
Denoncourt,  N    I. 

I  •■  R 

I  ...■•.  .  A .  1  I. 

22 1     < ; 
[)<         I'   I. 

I  ■ 

I  ' 

|),      irdin      \     2    •    .     l.H 

M 

1 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST—  QUEBEl 


151 


I  i  iRi\  i<  i.  a,  I:  .  224 

I  '■  iaaules,< '  .■_"_'  t    i  Beiqui  & 

Devlin,  E    B  .  206 

Desy,  A..  218 

Dickson,  T.,  --'04 

Dion,  J.A.E.,224.  (DesboisQo.) 

Dionne,C.  I.    L  .  231       J      \   . 

231       I.    B  .  204 
Doran,  D  .  245 

P.,  224.      1 1 .  I '  .  22 1 
Dore,  P.  J..  241 
Dorion,  C    E  .  231 
Doucet,  -i    S  .  L90 
Doutre,  .1     B  .  224 
Drapeau,  R    A  .  233 
Drolet,  K    B  .  224 
Drouin,  F    X  .    231        J.   A., 

224  (Madore  &  Co.)    J.   0.. 

224,      P.   E.  224 
Dubeau,  J.  A  .  211 
DnbreuiL  J.  F .,  224 
Ducharme,  J.  P.  L  .  213 
Duclos,  A.  \\"  .   206.      ('      \  . 

224.     (Atwater&Co.J 
Duffett,  II .  J.,  251 
Duffy,  II    T.,  254 
Dufour,  F    X  .  245 
Dugas,  F.  O.,  211 
Dufrgan,E.J.,224.   (Topp&Co.) 
Dunbar,  .1  ..  231.     J.  S.,  231 
Dunlop,  .1  .  224.     J.    II.,  224. 
Duplessis,  I-    N  .  255 
Dupre,  L.  P.,  224 
Dupuia,  F.  X..  '_"_'4 
Durand,  X..  224.      P.  M  ,  224 
Duranleau.  A.,224.  (Monty  Co.) 
Dussai.lt.  J.  0.  H.  224 

V 
Edge,  A . ,  231 

Elliott, H.J. ,224  (Buchan&Co . ) 
Emard,  J.  U\,  224 
England,  G.  P.,  224. 
Ethier,  J.  AC,  24!) .     L.,  252. 

L.  J  .  224 
E wing, J .  A .  ,224 .  (Cramp&Co . ) 

F 
Falconer,  A.  224.  ( Fleet  &  Co.) 
Faribault,  J.  E.,  216 
Fauteax,  A.,  238.      <i.  A  .  224 
Fay,  J.  E.,  213 
Ferguson,  .1     M   .  224 
Fiset,  E.,  231.     H.  R.,  233 
Fitzpatrick,  C,  231 
Fleet,  0.  J.,  224. 
Flynn.  E.J   ,231     W  A.E.,226 
Fontaine, A., 211.  L.B.,224.  R. 

E.,242     V.  K  .  242.    Z.,  224 
Foran,  T.  P.,  206 
Forget  A . ,  22 1 
Fortier,  H  247.     H.  A.,  206 
Foster,  G.  G.,  224 
Founder,  J .  O . ,  224 
Fraser,  H.  R.,  251 

G 

Gagnon,  A., 224.    C.lOOa.    E, 
191.    I.,  233.    J.  A.  M.,  231 


Galipeault,  A  ..231 .  (Lan< 
Gamble,  W . .  206 

<  rarceau,  N  .  202 
leau,  A    s  .  230      II     206 

L.  224.     (Jacobs  &  Co    ) 

<  rarnn,  -l   ,  230 
Gaudet,  A  ,215    B  ,250    CD 

221  (Mori  <  ii 

\    .  224 
Gauthier,  A. A. ,224.  .1    I.     215a 
Gelly,  .1    E.,   231 
1  renaron,  I.    A  .  242 

<  lenereux,  F.  A   ,  224. 
Geoffrion,   A..  224        \    .1     X" 

224  (Bissonnet  >v  Co).     L  V 

224       V.,  224 
'  o-nn.iin.  A  .  224     A    224      P 

St..  224.     [Beaudin  ft;  Co  i 
Gervaie,  A     K  .  255.     H  ,  224 

(Rainville  &  C 

<  ribaone,  < ; .  F  .  231 
» rilman,  F    K . .  224 
Girard,  A  .,  220.    A.  D.,  214 
Girouard,  .1    E  ,  190. 

<  riroux,  A  ,  254 

Gla8e,L.G.,224.  (Hibbard&Co.) 
Globeneky,  A  .  221 
Godbout/A.,  lmi 
Co,lin. I]   ||    224.  <Angere&Co.) 
Goldstein,. M.  22 1.  KAirter&Co  1 
Gordon,  A.,  206 
Goaselin,  .1  .  231.     L.  A     244 
Gouin,  L.,  221 
Gourre,  E  ,  224 
Goyet,  PR.,  224 
Gc»yette,  H.  A..  206.  O.A  ,224 
Gravel,  A.,  230./ 
Greenshielda.  J.N.,  224    R  A. 

E  .  221 
Grenier,A.,224.  A.W.,  224    L 

P., 231.  (Dionne&Co.) 
Guay,  E.  1).  231.     R.,  231 
(in.  rin,  Iv  1 1.,  224 
Gnertin,  C    A  ,  224 
Guibault  J.  A..  21 1 
Guilbault,R.,224  (Hurteau&Co  ) 
Guillet,  L.P.,  255 

H 

Hackett,  M.  F.,  253 

Hague,  1 1  J . ,  224 .  I  CarapbellCo) 

Hams,  11   ,  224  iGuerin  &  Co  ) 

Hall,  A.  R.  224.     J    s    224 

Hamel,  C.  N,  231.    G.  F    247 

Hanson,  A.  C,  198 

Harnois,  J.,  255. 

Harvey,  A .  E . ,  224  (Leet  &  Co. ) 

Harwood,  C.  A.,  224(Lighthall 
&  Co . ) 

Hatohett,  F.  J.,  224 

Hearn,  M.  A . ,  231 

Hebert,  E,  224.     J.,  224 

Hemming,  E.  J.,  213 

Heneker,  R.  T.,  224  (Green- 
shields  &  Co.) 

Herbert,  \V.  C,  253 

Heroux.  J.  E.  G.,  258 

Hibbard,  F.  W.,  224 


152 


THE    CAN  A I -IAN"    LAW    LIST — QUEHEC. 


Hickson,JC,224.  Macmasb 
Bogle,  A .   1'  .  224  (Muichiaon 

a  < 

II. .1.1.  n,  \  i:  ,224.(CampbellCo.) 

Holt,C.  M   ,224    I  M 

Hulton,  E.,  224 

Hould,  J    B    L  .  266 

Hovey,  II     M   . 

Howard,  E  E  ,224  I  McLennan 

a  I 

Hubert,  L    3     B  .  224 
Hudson,  J.  A..  231 
Hard,  AS,  261 

llmt-au.  .1     A    .  224 

Hutchins.H.A.,224    (Stephens 
Hutchinson,  M   .  224 


r,  -.  C  .  224 
[nterncecia,  J   .  224 


Jacobs,  S.  W  .  224 
Jasmin,  V    1'  .  224 
Joanette,  ••     II  .  224 
Jodoin.A.,224.  a.jl'I.  [.A.,224. 

T ..  224 
Johnson,  A     B    224 
Jolicoeur,  P.  J.,  231 
Joly  de  Lotbinien  ,  E    G.,  281 
Jones,  A    G  ,224.  G.  E.  A.  231 

h  K  .  -Jul 
Julien,  -1     A  .  224 

K 

Kan.-.  G   .  219 

K      maRh,    C      H      .1  .      224. 

Bi  inohaud  .*>   • 
Kennedy,  J.K.,224.  (ClaxtonCo) 
Kirby,  .1   .  224 


I.     • lie,, i ,  l..224.(Fontain<  I 
D    N  .  230 

Lailianc.-. A   ,231    (Turg iCo.) 

Lachapelli .  A  .  224.  ,( !hau\  in  .V 

i     \  .  22 1 
La.  a--.  .  N  N.,224  |  Pi  .....  ■ 

be,  G    L,  224  '  Iheni  •■•  rt 

I .  I .      ■  ■  i      M 

ft  I  Co. ) 

Lacn  i\.  -I  <»  .  224    T.  262 

Laflamme,  N    K  .  224. 

:  i  .  224 

i  i  ;  i 

1  .  II'.      22  I       I':  iu<  '<•.  ) 

i  de,W.,22J 

84.   J     \ 
Beaubien  A  C 

i       Global 
I  o   I 
Lamirandi 
i 

. 
.  231 


Lanctot   \  .  224.    (RbbOlaid  & 

I      |0  .  231. 
Undry,  J     L  .  224 

L..H..I'    224      (Busfa 
,1      \  .  23] 

us,  J.,  204       I.     \     Z  I 
Lai.L-L.i-.  P    W  .  231 

•  ■ .  ■    .    I      231     I  '■  - 
Co.)     W     «'   .  231 

Lantii  r,  J    0.,  224    !'••  aul 

Co.) 
Lapiern  .  <>  .  224 
LapoinU  ,E  ,204.  ~^  ,197.   i 
L..]...n. .( I.Z.,224.  i  Leonard  Co.) 
Lalain.  . .  A  .  224 
I  Bre,  M.  J.  (      224 

Laroohelle,  M    G 
I.     R         \   .  224        I  ■ 
W  .  22 1 

224  -i    '  ■  .  192. 
Laurie,  A..  231      (O 
Lawn...  II   .  L90       1.  .  224 
..  <•   II   ,224       I.    \ 

P.  0  .  224 
I      .  i  t>,r  ..I. .•_-_'».    (Blaira 
I      ■  i  j .  .L  I  .  231 
Lawrence,  II.  I »..  '-'"'l 
L.    Beuf,  C,  •---'I 
I,  Blanc,  J.   \  .  26L     P.  B.,  224 
Lebourveau,  S    A  .  Jl1  I 
I..  Due,  L    A  .  206 
Leduc,  J    I>  •  249 
Leet,  s    P  .  224 

1,   •■         ;     .     1     .     I  ■-'        J        I      . 

T      234. 
Lemieux,   M    A..  231 

•  i;  .  224     (Gouin  A  I 
Lemire,  A  .  215  i 

I  i  ;      .'  .  261. 

.1     i:    I.  .  224      J.  V., 
Lepine,  I.  .  223 
Letelli<  r,  B 

I.  •     ,n.. .....  S  .  224        ; 

Li  \  BMQI  .    I'.    .    197 

Lighthall,  w     D 
Lloyd,  J     H    231 

'  SI .  S . ,  '-"-' ' 

I 

1 .  I       24. (D 

Murutu  A  ' 
I  I  onft< 

J      \     231     W    II 
I.    M   .  224 

M.   \.    s.  D 

M.i  ■.,••  ,  .1      \    .  -01 

M«  l  .  m  . 

J     ' 
.     I  i 
McDo   .  ...i    -I     M 
R      I 

Mel   »i    w     l 
M.  K.        .1 
MI  I 

M.  Ma  ••,.  A    R 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — QUEBEC. 


153 


Maoalister,  A.  W.G.,  224 
MacDonald,  1;  .  261 
MacDougall,  G.  W.,  224.    (La- 

fleur  &  Co 
Macfarlane,  L  .,  224.  (Lafleur  & 

Co.) 
Mackay,A   ,224.  A.S.,229.  H.. 

224,  J.  A.  X..  236 
Maclennan,  V    S.,  224 
Maomaster,  I  >..  224 
Macpherson,  K    R  .  224  (( 'amp- 
bell  &  Co 
Madore,  J     \    C  ,221 
Magnsn,  .1  .  < ; .,  224. 
Maflhot,  A.  D.,  190 
Major,  C.  B.,  206 
Malouin,  A.,  231 
-Mann,  .1.  A.., 224.  (Foster*  Co.) 
Mansur,  C.  II..  235 
Marceau,  .1    <>..  221       V  .,  242 
Marchand,  G.,  244     C.  E  .  243 
Marchildon,  A  . .  255 
Marechal,  L.  T.,224 
Margolese,  L.,  224.      (Stephnna 

Co.) 
Marin,  E  ,  242 

Markey.F  B.,224.   (SmithCo.) 
Marsan,  G.  A ..  224 
Marsolais,  A.  L.,  211 
Martel  J.  211.     P.  X ..  255 
Martin, J..  233.  J.  E.,224.  i  En- 
ter &  Co.) 
Martineau.P.  (4  ,  224.     PR., 

231.  (Vidal&Co.)  \ '.,224 
Maseon,  L.  ,  224 
Mathieu,  A..  224      I).  L.,  224. 

F.  X.,249.     G.  E .,  224.    .1  . 

J.  T  .  224 
Mercier,H.,224.  .1  224    W..224 
Meredith,  F.  E.,  224  (Campbell 

&  Co.) 
Merrill,  A     E  .,  224  (Guerin  & 

Co.) 
Messier,  .1    S  .,  244 
Methot,  G.,  255.     J.  E  ,  1!)0 

L.,224.  3.  E.,  224 
Mignault,  P.  B.,  224 
Migneron,  J.  H.,  224 
Mill.  J.  E.,  220 
Millettee,  N.  A..  224 
Mireault,  G.,  224 
Mitchell.  A     E  .  207.      V.    E., 

224      (McGibbon,  &Co.)  W. 

G..  221.   (Greenshields  &  Co.) 
Moffat,      D.  3.,    224.     (McCor- 

mick  &  Co.)  G.  U.,  224 
Molleur,  G.  <>.,  24-i 
Monet.  D.,  224.      (Ceoffrion   & 

Co.)     A.,  248 
Monk,  F .  I) . .  224 
Montambault,  D.  J.,  231 
Montgomery,  G.  H.  A.,  224 

(Smith  &Co.) 
Monty,  R.,  224 
Mcrency,  J.  A.,  247 
Mcrgan,  E.  A.  D.,  224 


Morin.A   Z  .224.     L.    D.,  281. 

L.J  S.,  224.    (Taillon&Co.) 
Morison,  L.  F.,  242 
Morris,  J.  L.,  224.     W.,  251 
Morrison,  G.A  .,224.  (I  hirand  <t 

Co.)  M.J  .221.  (Quinn&Co.) 
Mount,  W    E  .  224 
Mousseau,  .1  .  < ).,  221 
Mullin,  K.  'I'..  224  (CookeA  Co.) 
Murchison,  R.  L.,  221 
Murphy,  D.  R  ,224.     F.,  231 

(Cook&  Co.) 

Nantel,  W    B  .  243 
NToel,  A.,  230a.     C.,230a 
Nutting,  C.  A.,  257 

o 

O'Bready,  M.,201 
Oliver,  T.  II..  231 
Oughtred,  A.  R.,   224.      (Hut- 
chinson &  Co.) 
Ouimet,  G.,  241a.      J.  A.,  224 


Pacaud,  A..  245.     E.,  231 

Pagnuelo,  T.,  224.     W.,224 

Palliser,  J.,  214 

Panneton,  L.  lv,  251 

Papinfau,  L.  J.,  256 

Paquette,  A.  E.,  250a. 

Paquin,  L.  I).,  255 

Paradis,  R  .  O  .  244 

Pare,  A.  T.,202 

Parent. S  X  ,231 .     (Fitzpatrick 

&Co.) 
Pariseaidt,  C.  A.,  224 
Patenaude,  E.,  224 
Patterson.  W  ,224  (Jacobs&Co.) 
Pelland,  J.  O.,  224 
Pelletier,   A..  231.     AS, 224. 

CAP.,  231.    E.  G.,  208  and 

"44    H..  224.  (Charbonneau  & 

Co.)  J.  H.,  224.       L.  C,  224. 

L   P., 231.     (Drouin  &  Co.) 
Pelissier,  E.,  224. 
Pentland.C  A. 231.  (CaronCo.) 
Perras,  F.  X  ,  224 
Perrault,  J.  E.,  1!»0 
Perreault,  G.,  234 
Perron,  .1  .L.,  224.  (Prefontaine 

&Co.) 
Piche,A.,216.  C, 224 (Mathieu 

&Co.) 
Pilon,  A,  224.    J    A.,  224.     J. 

W.,  224 
Place,  E.   G.,  224  (Hutchinson 

&  Co.) 
Plamondon,  J.  I).,  252 
Planto,  A.,  250 
Ploiirde,  G .  H . .  224 
Poitras,  W.,  250 
Poliquin,  G..  224 
Potvin,  J.  W.  A.,  204 
Poulin,  J.  S.,  203 
Pouliot,  J.  C,  204.    J.  N.,  233 


154 


Till!    I    WAI'I  \N    LAW     LIST QUJ  I.I  I  . 


ntaine,  R  .  224 

Skinner,  W    W  ,  224  (Smith  & 

P          ■.  F.  .1     B..  248 

Primeau.  A.,  192.  K  A  ,  224. 

Smith,  «'  .   :':'.i         1'.  Hi 

Pnineau,  .1.  A.  \   .  224. 

i     R.C., 

Prin...  .1     E  .  231 

Smyth,    W    <>  .  224 

brud'homme,  -i     N  .  "Jl  1       M   . 

Bhank  A  ' 

25C<J 

Stafford,  1.  .  231 

Stein,  < '     \  .  204 

<* 

Stephens,  C    II  ,224.  G.W  ,224 

Quinn,  M    .1     I-'  .  l'l'; 

Stewart,  \    M.  N   .  224      Night- 
hall  A  1 

It 

Stuart,  «:  '..  281    (Caron   1 

Sn.                         1     McUib 

Elacioot,  K  .  254 

Sylvestre,  -i   . 

Rainville,  B.,  195       II.  B  . 

T 

■  i    H.,224.     Beauregard&< 

1'  .  224 

i       i     l 

Raynes,C  ,224 

Taillefer.   K  .   224 

Renaud,  J.  A.,  211.     Z  .  •_••_'  1 

Taillon,  L.  O.,  224 

Rheanme,   \    A  .  231 

Talbot,  .1  .,  206      L     ^  .  241 

Rielle,  N.  T.,224 

Taschereau,  A   ,  281     i  Fil 
rick  ('.•  ii:  .224 

Rinfret,    \     L  .  224      T.,  243 

Rioux,  E  .  251       S    0.,  204 

Tellier,  .1     M  .  211 

Ritchie,  W    1    .  224     (Davidson 

Ti  ssii  ,.  A   .  ■:■■:■      V.  232     A  . 

A    Co    i 

231      -1  .  231  (Hamel  A   1 

[,A  ,231    [CasgrainA  1 

.1     A  .  •-'.",.">     N   .  230     1      •'   . 

Rivest,  ■!    A     II  .  216 

231  (Hamel  A  1 

Rivet,  I.  A  ,224    (Robillard Co) 

1.  tranlt,  E  .  •."Jl 

Robert,  1.  .  224 

Tetreault,  A..,  218 

Robertson,  A  .  231.    1 ».  C.,224. 

TI,.  1           9.,  245 
Thibault,  C,  257 

'   I 

Robillard,  J    A  .  224 

Topp,  FM  224 

Robitaille,  A  .  •.'.".1       c  .  224 

l      rigny,  A..  218a     1'    - 

Rocher,  K  .  224.     Cheneverl  & 

Tousignant,  •'    <>  .  231 

1 

Trahan,  A  .  -J-2T 

I:       •  tte,  J     \  .  231 

T,.  mblay,  F     1'    224      .1      \  . 

Rouleau,  1-'.  F 

197      0  .  L97 

M 

Till,.-..    II     J     224        Bicker- 

Rcy,     I !.,  231        l    .    jj\     F  . 

ili.  k-    !    1 

231       (Fitzpatrick  A  Co      1 

Trndel,    II       224         1'  .    224 

\  .  l'-ji     (Murphy  A  Co.  |  P 

1 .                 ■ 

244    P.H.,224.  R.?231.  ill, .Kit 

Trui    .11    \    .  -'•-'I 

aille  kCo.)     I;  .  224    3    224 

Tucker,  II  .  224 

1'  <•  ,224     McGibbonCo) 

Turcotte,  B     \  .  2  U       J 

Turgeon,  \  .  231       1     1. 

I 

S 

J   r  .  --Mi 

81    Jacques.  J.,  21  (      .1      249 

V 

St    Julien,  •>    A..  224 

Vanaasi .  \    P., 

31     1.          H.,  224 

\    tidal,  P.   224 

Si.  Marie,  .1     W  .  206 

\  em  •    M 

St    Piern  .  < :    H.,  198 

I    .  245 

Saint  Pi  rre,  II     \  .  224 

Y„hl,  L  J.O.,  281 

Saunders,  F.C.,  224 

ViUiard,  J     \  ,252 

P.  V.,  ]'.'7 

I      l    .  224 

oac,  J      \  .  224 

U 

1.     \      192 

Semple,  «.    II  .  224 

Walah,  .i    «'  .  124      I     1 

•I.  0..224         Roj  a  < 

Wilson,  1       \  .  224  (P»  li 

Sexton,  J.  P.,  224 

• 

Sharp,  W.P.,  224.  (Hall  A  1 

\\.  ,,.  \\     \  .  224              ■ 1 

SI..., 

Wells,  J     P 

Slmrtl.  fT.  W      I.  ,   (98 

Wl  ■                    L  J.P.,  Ji 

224      I.     :••■      l 

\\  hi* ,  C     D.,  261 

\v 

\\      J 

1 

Wright,  G    1 

Co      •'     \  . 

\\    irt.-l.-.  •'    .1     ' 

THE    CANADIAN   LAW    LIST — QUEBE( 


155 


fiat  of  bailiffs  in  (Qittbrc. 


DiSt.  of   \illi:ih:iska 

ArfhabnsknTillo.il  ("in menu, 

B.   Piuze,   L,   Brunelle,   E3. 

Leblanc,  L.  P.  Beaudet 
Danville,  A.  B.  Lee 
Drummondville, Victor  Gau- 

thier,    A.    Bebert,    C.    II. 

Bousquet. 
Inverness,    T.    Rousseau,    T. 

McK.  Hogg 
L'Avenir,  M.  Cloutier 
Plessisville,     P.     A.    Bourk, 

L.  H.  Grenier 
Richmond,  A.  J.  Taylor 
Ste.     Anne     du      Sault,     J. 

Pelerin 
St.      Ferdinand      d' Halifax, 

L.    Frechette,    A.    Fortier 
St.   Germain   de   Grantham, 

Louis     Sarrasin,     Jr.,    H. 

Bastien 
St.    Julie    de    Somerset,    j. 

H.  Godbout 
St.    Norbert     d'Artbabaska, 

E.   Skilling. 
Stanfold,  F.  Beaudet,  Sr.  H. 

Pierre 
Thetford  Mines,   T.  Cyr,  J. 

Routhier 
Warwick,  P.  Brunette 
West      Broughton,    N.     Le- 

mieuz 

District  of  Rcauce 

Lac  Megantic,  B.  Lachance 

St.   Bernard.    K.    Chabol 

St.  Come,  G.  Berberi 

St.    Evariste,   J.    Boutin 

St.    Francois,    A.    Lambert 

St.  George,  J.  Morin 

Ste.  Germaine,    10.    D.nllnire 

St.  Henedine.  A.  Dion 

St.   Joseph.    T.    Chasse,    B. 

Midland 
St.  Marie,  II.  Ferland 
St.  Martin.  II.   Poulin 
St.    Pierre  deBronghton,   X. 

Lemieux,  L.  Rlais 
St.      Vital      de      Lambton, 

Z.  Gendrou,  L.  Bergeron 

Dist.of  Benuliiiriiois 

Beauharnois,  M.  Hebert,  L. 
Legault 


Dundee,  W.  F.  Morris 
Franklin  Centre,  A.  Rowe 
HemmingCord,   R.   Ellertou 
Huntingdon,       W.      1 ».      Mc 

Callum 
Ormstown,  L.  Pregent 
St.  Anicet,  S.  Dupuis,  J.  S. 

Tanguay 
St.  Jean  Uhrysostdme,  F.  De 

Lisle,  T.   Hebert 
Sic.  Barbe,  A.  Benoit 
St.   Louis  de  Gonzague,   N. 

Leper 
Ste.  Martine,  M.  Lazure 
Valleyfield,     C.     French,     P. 

1  tesparois,  A.  Lefebvre,  W. 

Si.  Arnault,  J.  E.  Poirier 

Dist.  of  Bedford 

Bedford,  J.  McAlser 

Bolton  Centre,  I.  E.  Mooney 
(also  qualified  to  practice 
in  the  district  of  St.  Fran- 
cois). 

Cowansville,  W.  Stevenson 

Dunham.    H.    II.    Lewis 
Fnrnham.    J.    Bte.    Jasmin. 

P.  A.  Portelance,  J.  Four- 

nier 
Frelighsburg,    G.    B.    Chad- 
burn 
Granby,  O.  N.  Pare. 
Knowlton,  C.  W.  Beals 
Mansnnville.  J.   L.  Perkin*. 

C.   Bowen 
Roxton     Falls,   C.   Bourb«»n- 

niere 
Stanhridjr"     ^""*       w      n 

Phelps,  W.  H.  Briggs 
St.   Armand   Station,   G.   S. 

Six  by 
Sutton.    C    W.    TliihnuH 
Sweetsburg,   J.   A.  Boisvert, 

A.   Wright,   TI.  Chadburn, 

T.  R.  Pickel 
Valcvourt,     P.     E.     Bisson- 

nette 
Waterloo,     P.     Ledoux.     L. 

Poulin,  D.  Fontaine 

Dist  of  Chicontinii 

Anse,  St.  Jean,  D.  Perron 
Bagotville,   A.   Potvin 


156 


THE  CANADIAN    I..WV    l.l.M      Ql   i  Bl  ■  . 


( lhambord,  B.  Lapointe 
Chicoutimi.    N.    Grenon,    S. 

Menard,   0.   Foamier,   W. 

Gagne 
Bebertville,    A.    Hudon,    E. 

1).  Ouellet 
Misiassini,  .1.  P.  1  [udson 
-Noriiiainlii),    P.   Trottier 
RobervaL  I,.  Paradis 
St  Coeur  de  Marie,  G.  Pot- 

vin 
St.  Felicien,  A.  Jobin 
Si.  < ;. 'droii.  T.  I  hichaine 
Si.  Jerome)  A.  Couture 
St.     Joseph     d'     Alma,     A. 

Tremblaj .  I ;.  Verrault 
St.  Prime,  J.  Fradet 

Dist.  of  Gaspe 

Amherst      (Magd     Islands), 

C.  F.  Pinchaud 
Avigon,  A.  Martin 
( 'aii  des  Rosiers,  .1.  Smith 
( 'ape  <  !ove,  W.  Seymour 
<  !ross  Point,  r.  Ferland 
Pouglasstown,   D.   Kennedy 
Gaspe  Basin,  J.  .Toncas 
( Irand  Pabos,  < ;.  Myles 
Grand    Riviere,   A.  Lebreux, 

T.  A.  Peaudin 
Jersey   Cove,   P.   Ouellet 
I .'  \  u<o      an      Griffon,      1*. 

Therianlt 
Little  Bonaventure,  F.  Poi- 

rior 
Lit i lo  Pabos.  J.  Keays 
Mall. ay.  T.   S.   Yardon 
Mountlouis,  s.  Thibanlt 
N''w  i iarlisle,  .1.  A.  Lebel 
New  Port,  T.  W.  Jessop 
N'lw    Richmond.J. Robertson 
Nonville   (West),    11.    Arse- 

neau 
Perce,   F.  X.  Caron,  jr..  J. 

O.  Bonchei    P    i  ■  Boutel- 

lier,  i  M  <  i  Furlong 
P.iit  Cap.  -i  B.  .Talbert 
Petite     Riviere     West,     II. 

Joni 
Petite  Vallee,  P.  1  >•  ry 
Porl   I  ►  .■  1 1 1  i  •  •  I .  .1.  Jones. 
1 1  :iu  Renard,   J.    P 

ion  t 

Seal  Co  e   -i    White 
Adelaide     de      P 
T.  .1 
St  Alexia,    I    M  irtin 
St.  Cbarlei  of  Chaplan,  T 

P    .rior 


Si.-.     Anne    des     Monts,    .1. 
Bte.     Sasseville,    X.     Le- 

fruucois 

i » i - 1 i-n- 1  oi  Iberville 

Lacolie,  P.  BL  Oorbiere 
Napien  ille,  J.  A.  Flagol 
St.    ESdward   ol    Napierville, 

N.  Belonin 
St.    George    de    Qenryvilk 

1'.    II.    Martin 

St.  John's,    A.    Lanier,    K 

Man-mix.    P.    Ma'-s",    Bu- 
^■.  ae   Mar  com 
St.  Michel  of  Napierville,  A. 
Hamelin 

Si.    Komi.   A.   Collette 

St.   Valentine,   M.   Rheauro  • 

DUbiel  of  Joih't 

Berthier,    F.    Tanguay,    O. 

<  Hivler 
Joliette.      0.      Dngas,     A. 

l.o\ esque,   A.  Tnrcol        I 

J.  Martel 
L'Aasomption,  J.  O.  Dorion 
L'Epiphanie,   P.   Riopelle 
Pes    Laurentldes,   <;.    clan 

vreaa,  < ».  Mireault 
Mascoucbe,      P.      Deslons 

champs 
Kaw  don,  P.  <  >.  Morin 
St.   Barthelemy,   W.  Dram- 

ville 
St     Calixte    de    Kilkenny, 

M.   Duval 
Bt.     Felix    d»-     Valois,     L 

1  >a  uphin 
St.     Gabriel     de     Prandon. 

P.  ( Iranger 
Si.     Jerques,      I        Rai  etfce 
Julienne,    A.    Roy,    A. 

Perreault 
St.  Michel  de  B  I     l.a 

- .  he 
81    Roi  ii.  I..  Poltraa 

St.    ii. lore    do    ('lie  • 

i>.  Gaudet 

l>ist     ol    ItaiiKMitaska 
Fraserville,    A.    v.    Obanv 
berland,    H     A.    D 

•ail.-.    Paul    Q. 

i  ■  \    Boulanj 

Isle  \ .         i     i  lauvreaa 

K.'uiioiir.-i-Ua.    <         I       1  •  ural 

Rh  lere  '  >.i«-ii--.  P.  1    -     rre 
i     <  '      i.-t 

i .    ' 
Bt    1 1  i     \    Oaroa 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW   LIST — QUEBEC. 


157 


St.  Pascal,  A.  Laforest 
t>t.    Paul    de    hi    Croix.    A. 

Boncher 
St.    Phillippe    de    Neri,    D. 

Dionne 
Trois    Pistoles,    W.    Dionne, 

L.  Paradis. 

DiSt.  Of   VlOlltlliagll) 

Cap.   St.   Ignace,  M.  Guim- 

ond 
L'Islet,   P.    X.    Cloutier,  E. 

Caron 
Montmagny,    E.    Paqnet,    P. 

'.  f^obiel.  J.  A.  ( robiel 
St.  Jean  Port  Joli,  O.  Caron 

P.  II.  Founder 
St.  Lazier.  J.  N.  Bilangor 
81     Michel.   D.  Gagnon 
St.  Philemon,  N.  Boucher 
St.  Raphael,  A.  Gagnon 
St.  Kuril,   r.   M.   Dechene 
St.  Yalicr,  II.  L.  Corriveau 


Montreal  City 

Rachand.  L».   E. 
Baltbazard,  C. 
Bastien,  A. 
Boaulieu,  J.  II. 
Bienjonetti,  P. 
Bissormette,  .T.  A. 
Bleau,  E. 
Bourassa,  J. 
Breux,  J. 
( 'nisso,  J. 
( lhampagne.  F.  X. 
Cherrier,  A. 
Ciiiq-Mars,  A.  H. 
Couttee,  O.  C. 
Coutu,  J.  E. 
Dandurand,  M. 
1  >ansereau,  J. 
Daonst,  O. 
Decellfs.  M.  J.  A. 
Delcourt,  J.  E. 
Deserree,   P. 
Desroches.  F 
Desormeau.  G.  H. 
Duma?.  W. 
1  iiiniclier,  J.  E. 
Plorance,  F. 
Fortier.  D. 
<  rendron,  L.  S. 
Godin,  F.  B. 
Gravel,  L. 
Jette.  C.  T. 
.Tette.  M. 
Lafontaine,  G.  A. 
Lajeunesse,,  II. 


Lafortune,  T. 
Laverdure,  A. 
Lavery,  .T.  S. 
Leclere,  P. 
Marsan,  S.  C. 
Mayer,  J. 
Patenaude,  P. 
Perrault.  .1.  B. 
Proulx,  T.  N. 
Renaud,  J.  A. 
Robillard.  X.  C. 
Rochon,  E. 
Roy,  J. 
Roy,  X. 
Smith,  W.  W. 
St.  Amand.  C. 
St.  Amour,  D.  A. 
St.  Arnaud.  F.  X. 
Tessier,  A.  L. 
Thibault,  F. 
Thorn,  P. 
'I'll. .nt,  T. 
Trudeand,  J.  B. 
Watson,  G. 

Montreal  District 

Beloeil,  I.,  Auger 
Coteau  de  Lac,  X.  St.  Am- 
our, W.  Themens 
Laprairie,  A.  Thomas 
Longueuil,  F.  X.  Lefebvre 
Pointe  Claire.  E.  Aumais 
Rijrand.    L.    J.    O.    Chevrier 
Ste.  Anne.  A.  L.  J.  Crevier 
St.  Clet,  A.  Rouleau 
St.  Constant,  A.  Matte 
St.  Gftnpvieve.  L    Provost 
St.    Justine   de    Xewton.    A. 

Danis 
St.  Laurent.  J.  V.  Cardinal 
St.   Louis.   Tj.   Bisson 
St.  Marthe,  M.  Berthiaume 
St.  Martin.  C  Oratton 
St.  Paul,  A.  St.  George 
St.  Polycarpe.  L.  Daoust 
St.  Rose,  J.  Leonard 
St.  Vincent  de  Paul.  L.  Gni- 

mond 
Vaudreuil,   J.   G.   Vinet,  A. 
Bastien,  C.  Balthazar 

District  of  Ottawa 

Ange  Gardien,  L.  Moncion. 
Avlninr.   L.   Z.Charhonneau, 

II .  Cole 
Buckingham.     A.     Charbon- 

neau,  J.  C.  Cummings,  D. 

Roy 


158 


Till:    CANAD1  \N    LAW    1 .1-1       Ql    I  II  a 


Oheniyille,  G.  H.  Chevrier 
Gatinean   Point,  O.  Groulx, 

nnd     High     Constable     of 

Hull,     .1.     Gonsineau,     T. 

Charette 
Hull    (City)   W.  H.  Garter, 

<;.  Clauson,  L.  de  Coeli,  U. 

Viau,    11.    N.    Lacroix,    L. 

Geneet 
Maniwaki,   A.   J.   Nault,   J. 

Lacoste 
Masson,  B.  Sahourln 
Montebello,    L.     H.    Poulin, 
Nominigue,  R.  Jette 
Notre    Dame      deLans,      J. 

Roger 
Papineauville,  V.  Tetrault 

V.   Lalonde,  J.  E.  Lacoste 

A    llilliiian 

Ripon,  T.  Leduc 

Rorkway    Valley,    E.   Cour- 

sollea 
Sr.    Andre   Avellin,    V.    La- 

londe 
Thurso,     D.      McLean,      D. 

Mi  <  rillivray 
Wakefield,  J.  Taggart 
Wright  Township,  C.  Tuples 

Di*i.  of  Pontiac 

Bryflon,    E.    P..    D.    Lafleur, 

W.  Bolam 
Chapeau,     I-:.    .1.    Smith,    J. 

Fitzpatrick 
Otter  Lake,  J.  Gilpin 
Quyon,    W.    Barriason,    H. 

BfcKechnie 
Shawville,  W.  Elliott,  .T.  <■ 

M  I  luire 
Ville   Marie,   C.   Latour,  H. 

Laperriere 
Yanii,  W.  Belaher 

■list,  ol  Qnebec 

AiT-itnne     Lorette,      J.      E. 

P  preol 
]:■     iport,  I '    [.  Giroux 
Cap  Bante,  s.   Delisle 
Chateau  Richi  r,  E.  Gravel, 

.1    o.  Gravel 
Lauzon,      M.      LeclerC,      A 

i  •  -  lerc 
Lacherratlere,    J.    «;.    Pa- 

qoin 
Levis,  .i.  \.  Poornier,  .1.  s 

Ponrnier 
.T<miiic  I. '.i.it.',  .1.  Richard 


Notre  de  Victore,  .1  A.  Blon- 
din 

Portneaf,  .1.  <  >..  Mori 

Quebec  (City),  O.  Broat- 
seau,  x.  Loriot,  X  - 
rata,  -I.  Casault,  L.  T. 
Poitraa.  1 1 .  « ».  Vidal,  V.Ole- 
roult,  T.  Robitaille,  J.  A. 
Proux,   r.    Poitraa,  A.   A. 

<  lalipeault 

Riviere  a  Pierre,  A.  r> 
St.    Agapit,    F.    Demers 
St.    Ambroise,    J.    Lor- 

J.   Richard 
St.    Ann  ■     '!■•     !'.'■  mii.'  .  .     1 

Morel,  .T.  P.  Moisan 
St.     Antoine     de    Tilly,     L. 

Laflenr 
St.  Basile.  W.  Hardy 
St.     Casimir,     J.     Lan^-l 

J.  A.  Belanger 
Ste.   Croix,    A.    Bonrqae 
St.   .lean   des   Challloni 

<  !handonnet 

St.     lean     Isle     d'Orleans, 

P.  Ponliot 
St.  Joachin,  0.  Guerin 
St.    Louis,     L.     M    Thibau- 

deau,  A.   ; 
St.   Nicolas,   B.  Ollivier 
St.    Philomene    de    Fortier- 

viilo,   H.  Tonsignant 
St.  Raymond,  G.Plamondon 
Si.   Svlveatre.  .1     Payeur 

X.  1  >.  dek  An-',  s.  A.  Clai  ''t 

Disl.  of  lti<  IhIii  u 

Contreeoeur.    \i.    N.   Bonin 
Louises :u.\  < ;.  Caroo 
Borel,    C.    Weilbrewjer,    .T. 

M.   Charland,    Z     P 

i»    Roberge    P.  Pri 

( )    Weilbrenner 
St.  Amu'.  .1.  Vigeant 
St.  Antoine,  L.  Mir 
st.    Francoii    du    Lac,    G. 

Tureol  t<- 
st.    Guillanme,   .T.    \     M  I 

an.  .mi 

st.  our-,  c   PapiUon 

sr.    '/.pirnin    .!.•    ConrraU 

\1     ! 
Vnrenii.        C      ' 

.T       \      I  I  I  . 

\v      !•.  |{  .  r,     1.    1       i  • 
i    Laperrl 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW   LIST— QUEBEC. 


159 


I>ist.  of   Kiinoiiski 

Amqui,    L.    Pouliot,    F.    R. 

Pineau. 
Cedar  Hall,  L.  Paquet 
Matane,    O.    Dionne,    J.    C. 

Joncas.  V.  Charest 
Metis,    B,    Hudon,     A.    N. 

Labbe 
Price.    P.   Bourgoin 
Rimouski,    II.     Martin,    E. 

Theriault,  J.C.  Gauvreau, 

C.  A.   St.   Pierre 
St.  Fabien,  N.  Fortin 
Ste.  Flavio,  L.  Duperre 
Ste.  Otave,  E.  Moreault 
Sandy  Bay,  O.  Levesqn© 
Saybce,  L.  P.  Joubert 

Dist.  ot  Saguenay 

Bale  St.  Paul.  E.  Cimon 
Bon  Desire,   E.   Simard 
Les    Eboulements.    .T.    Bouc- 
hard. O.  Despragnes 
St.    Etienne     (Malbaie),    D. 
Boy.      S.      Brassard,      L. 
Guay,  L.  A.  Chaperon,  T. 
Gagnon 
Ste.  Fidele,  F.  Tremblay 
St.  Hilarion.  E.  Desmeules, 

N.  Coulombe 
St.   Simeon.  J.   Tremblay 
Tadoussac,   E.   T.  Dumont 

Dist.  ot  St.  Francois 

Auckland,  J.  Lemieux 
Coaticooke,   .T.    S.    Beaufort, 
C.    Merrill,    S.    B.    Hum- 
phrey.   S.    C.   Lebourveau, 
J.  F.  Belisle 
Compton,  "W.  "W.  Paiffe 
Cookshire,  J.  H.  Planchet 
Danville,   A.   E.  Lee 
Dixville,   O.   Baldwin 
Duds-well,   A.    Newman 
Eaton    Corner,   W.   Nutt 
Lake     Megantic,      B.      La- 
chance 
Lingwick,  G.  W.  Beard 
Maple  Leaf.  F.  A.  Planchet 
Magog,  A.  Gendron,  R.  Gin- 

gras 
Marbleton,   W.   M.   Bishop 
Xorth  Ham,  J.  Verville 
Richmond,     J.     H.     Dyson, 
A.  J.  Taylor. 


Robinson      Bury,      R.      W. 
Wrirfit 

Rock  Island,  W.  A.  Abbott 
Scotstown    G.  Calver 
St.  Malo,  J.  Lemieux 
Sherbrooke,  E.  S.  Foss,  R.  A. 

Biron,  H.  Thomas,  C.  N. 

Duberger,  J.  P.  Robert,  J. 

O.  Gauthier,  W.  .T.  Croche- 

tiere,      E.      McManus,    T. 

Bison 
Stanstead,      E.      A.      Fox, 

E.  B.  Barry,  E.  W.  Hovey 
South  Ham,  P.  Lamoureux, 
Weedon,     C.     Fontaine,     L. 

Bernier 
Whitton,  Z.  McAulay 
Windsor  Mills,   R.   Racicot, 

J.    M.    Mountain 
Wotton,  C.  Turgeon 

Dist.  of  St-  Hyacinth*' 

Acton  Vnle.  Jean  Bte.  Bois- 

clair,   C.  Laliberte 
Marieville,   A.   Fournier,  J. 

Ponton 
St.  Cesaire,  L.  J.  Masse,  A. 

Pepin 
St.  Denis.  G.  Rolland 
St.  Hilaire,  A.  Authier 
St.    Hyacinthe,    J.    Wingen- 

der,  H.  Brunelle 
St.  Hughes,  A.  Houle 
St.  Pie,  A.  Joncas 
Upton,  G.  E.  Hetu 

l>ist.  of  Terrebonne 

Calumet,  E.  L.  Racine 
Chatham,  J.  Bryerton 
Lachute   J.  Lavigne 
St.  Adele,  M.  Longpre 
Ste.  Agathe,  L.  F.  Loiseau, 

V.  Garceau 
St.  Augustin,  P.  Filin 
St.  Eustache.   L.   Miller,  D. 

Ethier 
St.    Jerome,     G.    Guenette, 

D.    Prudhonime,   T.    Gris- 

non,  S.  Magnan,  L.  Labelle 
St.  Jovite,  J.  Leonard 
Ste.  Scholastique,  M.  Bras- 

eau.  E.  Quellette.  W.  Cyr 
Ste.  Sophie,  U.#Levesque 
Ste.  Therese,  D.  Bayeur.  E. 

Plettinck 
Terrebonne.     P.     A.     Gascon. 

P.  Gadbois,  B.  Beausoliel 


160 


THE   I   w  \l»l  W    I.  \w    LIST  —QUEBEC. 


Disi  of  Three  Blvera 

Batiscan.    P.    Cossette 

( Shutes  Shaw  inigan,  I..  J.  A. 

Beanchemin 
G~rand     Mere,    M.    Gelinas, 

M.   Perron 
Louise  v  file,     L.     D.     Caron, 

G.  Caron 
bfaskinonge,   1>.   Plante 
NicoU't,   P.   J.   O.   Kousscau 

H.  Lacerte 
Sio.  Anne  de  la  Perade,  J. 

E.  Douville,  P.  Lafliche 
St.  Barnabe,  X.  Bonrassn 
St.  Boniface,  T-.  Desaulniers 
Sto.  (;>>!. .'\  [eve,  .1.  Lefetn  re 
St.-.   Gertrude,    B.    I-avi^ne 
Ste.   Gregoire,    M.    Martin 


St.    Jacques    dea    Piles,    U 

Neault 
Sic.  Moniqne,  0.  Lauziere 
Si.  Pnulin,  C  BouraiM 
St.   Pierre  les  Becquets,   J 

r.    i  >■  i 
St.-.  Sophie  <i<-  Levrard,  I' 

Monfette 
St.  Severin,  II.  Gaatbier 
St.  Stanislas,  X.  I' 
St.  Titr,  <  >.  I  ftfontaine 
St.-.  i frsnle,  T.  Lambert 
Three    Bivera    (Citj),    .I"* 
Bellefenille,  O.   P 
W.   Lariviere,  I>.  T.  M.»r 
I — , . i r . - .   !•.   i;.   Veaina,  W, 
Chagnon,     J.     Fleury.     J 
Dnfresue    .1     I".  Godin 
Yamachiche,  A     I  >esc 


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>jmopst5  of  t\)t  j^atos  nf  Uritislj 
Columbia. 


Compiled  by  Wilson.  Senkler  &   Bloonifield,  Barristers, 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  of  the  British  Columbia  Bar. 


(Revised  to  1st  January,  1903.) 

Absconding  Debtor — If  any  person  resident  in  British 
Columbia,  indebted  to  any  other  person  to  an  amount  exceeding  $100, 
departs  from  the  province,  with  the  intent  to  defraud  his  creditors,  his 
goods  are  liahle  to  seizure  under  a  writ  of  attachment. 

When  a  plaintiff  has  such  a  claim,  and  can  show  that  the  debtor  has 
left  the  province  to  avoid  being  arrested  or  served  with  process,  or  to 
defraud  the  plaintiff,  any  Judge  of  the  Supreme  or  County  Court, 
according  to  jurisdiction,  may  direct  a  writ  of  attachment  to  issue,  and 
may  appoint  in  the  order  a  time  for  the  defendant  to  put  in  special  bail, 
having  due  regard  to  the  distance  of  the  place  where  the  absconding 
debtor  is  supposed  to  have  gone. 

Arrest — Process  of  contempt  for  non-payment  of  money  is  abol- 
ished, but  when  the  plaintiff'  shows  to  the  satisfaction  of  a  Judge 
that  he  has  a  cause  of  action  against  the  defendant  for  $100  or  up- 
wards and  that  the  defendant  is  about  to  leave  the  Province  unless 
apprehended,  the  Judge  may  by  special  order  direct  the  defendant 
to  be  held  to  bail  for  such  sum  as  he  shall  think  fit.  Writ  of  Ca.  Re. 
issues  on  such  order.  If  bail  not  given,  defendant  remains  in  cus- 
tody. After  judgment  the  Judge  may  discharge  defendant  if  satisfied, 
of  his  inability  to  pay;  Ca.  S*a.  after  judgment  on  satisfying 
Judge,  defendant  about  to  leave  Province  with  intent  to  defraud 
his  creditors  but  will  be  discharged  if  he  shows  inability  to  pay. 

The  County  Court  has  the  same  powers  of  arrest  as  the  Supreme 
Court  within  its  jurisdiction. 

Assignment  for  Benefit  of  Creditors — An  assignment  may 
be  maJe  of  all  real  and  personal  property  to  any  person,  for  the 
purpose  of  ratably  satisfying  creditors.  Assignment  must  be  regis- 
tered in  the  County  Court  within  21  days  from  date.  Notice  of  the 
assignment  must  be  published  in  the  British  Columbia  Gazette  and  in 
a  daily  newspaper  for  one  issue  under  a  penalty  of  $10  per  diem. 
Assignment  takes  precedence  of  all  judgments,  executions  and 
attachments,  not  completely  executed  by  payment. 

The  assignee  may  be  removed  by  any  Judge  of  the  Superior  Court 
on  the  application  of  a  creditor,  on   petition  supported  by  an   affidavit. 


Ki2        THE   CANADIAN    LAW    U8T— BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


All  questions  arising  at  creditors'  meetin  sided  bye   majority 

of  votes  given  by  the  Aot  on  a  sliding  bob  ling   to  the  amounts 

of  tlif  claims. 

Bills  of  Sale  and  Chattel  Mortgages— Bills  of  Sale  of 
personal  ohattels  remaining  in  the  ]  grantor  most  be  veri- 

fied   by  affidavit  and  registered  within  twenty-one  dayi 
execution,  or  the)    are  void  as  against  the  assignees  of  the 

grantor  and  sheriff's  officers  and  others  i  ution  and 

:  linst  subsequent  purchasers  and  mortgagees  in  Rood  f:uth  for  valu- 
able consideration. 

Hire  and  purchase  agreements  require  registration  the  su as  Kills 

of  sale,     [f  the  bill  of  sale  be  made,  or  given   Bobjeot  to  any  di 
condition  or  declaration,  not  contained  in  the  body  thereof,  it  is  null  ami 
void  to  all  intuits  and  purposes  as  against   the  saint-  persona  as  if  it  had 
not  been   tiled. 

Joint  Stock  Companies— The  Statute  relating  to  this  sub- 
ject repealing  all  former  enactments  relating  t<>  the  organization  of  Joint 
Stock  Companies  is  founded  on  the  imperial  Acts  L86'2  to  L897. 

The  Liability  <>f  a  shareholder  may  be  limited  to  the  amount  of 
shares;  limited  by  guarantee,  or  unlimited. 

Mining  Companies  may  be  incorporated  without  any  personal 
liability. 

Courts— The  Courts  are  the  Supreme  and  County. 

There  are  live  Judges  of  the  Supreme  Court  who  singly  exercise 
the  functions  of  Courts  of  first  instance  aud  collectively  sit  as  a 
Court  of  Appeal.     The  jurisdiction  is  unlimited. 

The  County  Cunt  his  common  law  jurisdiction  in  ill  pi 
actions  where  the  debt  or  damages  claimed  does  qo(  •  tceed  $1,000, 
save  malicious  prosecution,  libel  or  slander,  criminal  conversation, 
seductions,  breach  <>t"  promise  of  marriage,  and  against  a  J.  P.  for 
anything  done  by  him  in  the  exercise  of  his  office.  Equitable  juris- 
diction  wlnn   amount   involved  does  not   ei  (2,500. 

There  is  also  a  Small  Debts  Court  presided  over  by  a  Stipendiary 
Magistrate  having  jurisdiction  in  actions  of  debt  t<>  the  amount  of 

S10O. 

Judgments— In  the  Supreme  Court,  where  the  writ  <>f  summons 

is  endorsed  for  a  Liquidated  dem  ind,  and  the  •  fails  t  •  appear 

within  eight  'lays  thereto,  the  plaintiff  may  niter  final  judgment  f"r  any 
Hum  i  im endorsed  on  the  writ,  together  with  in: 

at  the  rate  ipecified.    Speedy  judgment  can  also  he  obtained  where 
a  pro]  d  )»•  made  out  that  the  defendant  is  onlj  attempt: 

I  by  his  appearance,  and  ha 

Judgment  in  the  County  Couit  can  he  signed,  in  default,  after 

nine  days  from  tie-  service  "f  the  summons,  if  for  a  liquidated  de 
main!,  an. I  speedy  judgment  obtained  as  in  the  Supreme  Court 

Enforcement    of   Judgment      1  "-,.■•■ 
forthwith    after   judgment      The    judgment    OH    being 

hen  'in  til.'  debtor's  lands  and  application  must  he  made  I 

for  leave  t"  sell  so  moch  is  w\\\  satisfy  the  judgment 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— BRITISH    COLUMBIA.        163 


The  goods  of  the  debtor  are  exempt  from  forced  seizure  and  sale 
to  the  amount  of  $500,  and  homestead  lands  to  the  value  of  $2,500. 

The  judgment  debtor  may  be  compelled  to  submit  to  a  rigid  ex- 
amination as  to  the  property  he  had  at  the  time  debt  was  incurred, 
and  as  to  property  he  still  has  and  any  disposal  since  debt  incurred 
and  may  be  committed  for  unsatisfactory  answers. 

A  judgment  for  the  recovery  of  any  property  other  than  lands 
or  money  may  be  enforced  by  writs  for  the  delivery  of  the  property, 
of  attachment  or  sequestration. 

In  the  County  Court  execution  may  issue  forthwith  after  judgment 
against  goods,  and  against  lands  thereafter,  by  special  order,  as  if  in  the 
Supreme  Court. 

Priority  of  execution  is  abolished.  Provision  made  for  rateable  dis- 
tribution of  debtor's  assets  among  his  creditors  in  proceedings  analo- 
gous  to  bankruptcy. 

Garnishment — Debts  due  to  the  defendant  may  be  attached 
in  the  County  Court  at  the  time  of  the  issue  of  the  summons ;  and 
in  the  Supreme  Court  upon  an  ex  parte  application  to  a  Judge ;  the 
Judge  may,  however,  allow  sufficient  to  a  judgment  debtor  to  main- 
tain him  and  family,  but  not  to  exceed  $40  a  month. 

Interest — Subject  too  delicate  to  be  disposed  of  briefly  but 
generally  freedom  of  contract  prevails.  Judgment  debts  bear  inter- 
est at  the  rate  of  5  per  cent,  per  annum. 

Laws— The  Civil  Laws  of  England,  as  the  same  existed  on  the 
l'.tth  day  of  November,  1858,  and  so  far  as  the  same  are  not  from  local 
circumstances  inapplicable,  are  in  force:  Provided,  however,  that 
the  said  laws  shall  be  held  to  be  modified  and  altered  by  all  legisla- 
tion, still  having  the  force  of  law  of  the  Province  of  British  Colum- 
bia or  of  any  former  colony  comprised  within  the  geographical  limits 
thereof. 

Limitation  of  Action— Actions  founded  on  simple  contract 
must  be  commenced  within  six  years  after  cause  of  action  arose; 
trespass,  assault,  battery,  wounding  and  imprisonment  4  years; 
slander,  2  years;  recovery  of  land,  20  years;  specialty  debts,  20  years. 

Married  'Woman — May  now  contract,  hold  and  enjoy  property 
real  and  personal,  in  the  same  manner  as  if  unmarried;  and  may  also 
sue  and  be  sued  with  reference  to  such  separate  estate. 

Mining  Law — These  are  comprised  in  Legislative  enactments, 
too  numerous  to  detail  in  a  short  space. 

Generally — Any  person  over  18  years  of  age  may  become  a  free 
miner  and  prospect  and  locate  mining  claims. 

Claims  upon  which  mineral  has  been  found  can  be  located  by  a  free 
miner.  The  size  of  the  claim  1,500  feet  in  length  by  1,500  feet  in 
breadth,  in  as  nearly  as  possible  a  rectangular  form,  marked  by  two 
posts  1,500  feet  apart,  as  near  on  the  vein  or  ledge  as  possible,  upon 
which  shall  be  written  the  name  of  the  claim,  the  name  of  the  locator 
and  the  date  of  location  ;  also  on  No.  1  post  the  approximate  compass 
bearing  of  No.  2  post,  and  a  statement  of  the  number  of  feet  lying  to 
the  right  and  left  of  the  line  between  the  posts. 


164        THE  CANADIAN    law    Lis T—  BRITJ8B    OOLUMBIA. 


A  Crown  grant  may  lie  obtained  on  showing  th.it  a  certificate  of 
work  to  the  amount  of  .$1(»0  in  each  year  Cot  five  yean  baa  been 
received,  or  it  may  all  be  done  in  one  year,  or  $5D0  cash  paid  to  the 

Crowu. 

Leases  of  land  f<>r  hydraulic  ami  placer  mining  are  also  issued. 
Mining  companies  can  be  formed  with  limited  liability. 

Coal    prospecting     licenses    arc    issued;     but    COal    DOW     gOM    t>>    the 

"ranter  oi  the  land,  Babject  to  a  royalty. 

Registration  of  Land— The  system  of  registration  has  BQine 
of  the  features  of  the  Torrens  System  providing  for  registration  of 
title  to  land;  every  estate  or  interest  In  land  other  than  tee  simple 
being  registered  as  a  charge;  charges  take  effect  according  to  prior- 
ity of  application  for  registration.    Purchaser  for  value  of  registered 

interest    in   real   estate   is   not    affected    by  any   notice   of   any    an  I 

tered  title  other  than  a  leasehold  interest  in  possession  for  •"•  rears. 
Certificate  of  Registration  prima  facie  evidence  of  title.    tnd< 
ible  title  may  be  obtained  after  seven  years  registration. 

Act  introducing  Torrens  System  passed  at  Session  of  Legislature 
1899,  to  be  introduced  by  proclamation. 

Land— .Not  exceeding  .':_<•  acres  east  of  Cascade  Range  of  moun- 
tains and  1G0  acres  west,  may  be  pre-empted  by  widow,  head  of 
family  or  any  person  over  U3  years  of  age  and  on  performance  of 
statutory  duty  afterwards  purchased  for  $1.00  per  acre. 

Edncation— Compulsory  bet  ween  ages  of  seven  and  twelve,  sub- 
ject to  some  exemption.     Free  Public  and  High  Schools. 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — MANITOBA.  165 


imopsis  of  t\)t  lEafos  of  Jttanitobiu 


Compiled  by  Archibald,  Machray  &    Sbarpe,  Barristers, 
Winnipeg,  of  the  Manitoba  Bar. 


(Revised  to  1st  January,  1903.) 

Arrest — In  Queen's  Bench — No  person  can  be  arrested  or  held 
to  bail  for  debt  or  for  non-payment  of  money. 

In  County  Court — The  defendant  may  be  summoned  to  attend  for 
examination  as  a  judgment  debtor,  and  if  he  refuse  to  attend  or  to  be 
sworn,  or  to  answer,  or  if  it  appear  by  his  own  or  other  evidence  that 
he  obtained  credit  or  incurred  the  debt  by  false  pretences,  or  by  fraud 
or  breach  of  trust,  or  that  he  contracted  the  debt  without  reasonable 
expectation  of  being  able  to  pay  it,  or  that  he  has  fraudulently  disposed 
of  his  property,  or  if  it  appear  that  the  party,  when  summoned,  or 
since  the  judgment  was  obtained,  had  sufficient  means  or  ability  to  pay 
the  debt  all  at  once  or  by  instalments  which  the  Court  has  ordered  to 
be  paid,  and  the  debtor  has  neglected  or  refused  to  pay  at  tlie  time  and 
in  the  manner  ordered,  the  Judge  may  imprison  the  debtor  for  any 
period  not  exceeding  forty  days  with  or  without  hard  labor,  but  this 
shall  not  discharge  the  debt. 

Attachment — No  writ  of  attachment  now  issues,  but  an  Order 
for  attachment  may  be  obtained  in  an  action  commenced  by  a  Statement 
of  Claim.  Such  Order  will  issue  in  case  of  a  debtor  being  an  inhabitant 
of  the  Province,  who  departs  therefrom  with  intent  to  defraud  his 
creditors  or  those  having  cause  of  action  against  him.  or  to  avoid  being 
arrested  or  served  with  process,  or  who  keeps  himself  concealed  in  the 
Province  with  a  like  intent ;  or  in  the  case  of  a  non-resident  debtor, 
when  he  is  legally  liable  to  sa  resident  creditor  on  a  contract  or  obliga- 
tion to  be  performed  in  the  Province  or  liable  to  be  compensated  for  in 
damages;  or  when  the  debtor,  whether  resident  or  non-resident,  is  about 
to  transfer  or  remove  any  of  his  property  from  the  Province,  or  has 
already  done  so,  with  intent  to  delay,  defeat  or  defraud  his  creditors  or 
those  having  cause  of  action  against  him.  The  Order  for  Attachment 
from  the  time  of  its  delivery  to  the  Sheriff  binds  all  the  goods  and 
chattels  of  the  person  against  whom  the  same  is  issued  not  exempt  from 
seizure  under  execution,  or  from  liability  to  answer  a  judgment  upon 
the  cause  of  action  upon  which  the  Order  issued.     A  certificate  of  the 


166  THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— MANITOBA. 


of  sin-li  Order  of  Attachment  cm  h.  regisl 
and  bind  the  interest  of  the  person  against  whom  the  Order  issued  in  si] 
lands  in  Buoh  distriot. 

Bankruptcy— There  is  no  Bankruptcy  Law  in  this  Province,  bol 
btor  1 1 l ; i >    make  an  assignment  for  the  bent  lit  oi  bis  creditors,  and 
a  ratable  distribution  of  bis  a 

Bills     of     Sale    and     Chattel     Mortgages     Bales   and    mort- 

of  personal  property  not  accompanied  hj  an  immediate  deliver]  and 

followed  bj  an  actual  and  continued  ohai  ilutely 

void  as  against  creditors  of  vendor  and  mortgagor,  and  subsequent 

chasers   or   mortgagees  in  good  faith  for  value  without  actual  notice, 

unless  a  I >  1 1 1  of  sale  or  mortgag ■  a  true  cop)  of  the  on 

with  the  clerk  of  the  County  Court  in  the  Judicial  Division  when 
goods  and  chattels  are  Bituate,  within  twenty  days  from  the  execution 

thereof,   am tpanied  bj   an   affidavit  of  execution,    and   an   affidavit 

of  the  vendee  or  mortgagee  showing  the  good  faith  of  the  trans- 
action. Such  mortgage  must  be  renewed  within  30  days  \re- 
ceding  the  expiration  of  two  years  from  date  of  filing,  by  filing  a 
statement  exhibiting  the  interest  of  the  m  perty,  and 

showing  the  amount  due  and  payments  made,  and  that  the  mortgaj 
not  kept  on  foot  for  any  fraudulent  purpose,  otherv<  ise  it  v,  ill  a  ase  to  be 
valid  as  against  creditors  and  subsequent   purchasers  and  mortgagees  in 
good  faith  for  valuable  consideration. 

Courts  and  Jurisdiction— Queen's  Bench— Is  a  Court  of  Re- 
cord of  original  and  appellate  jurisdiction,  and  posst  Bsea  all  the  jurisdic- 
tion, powers  and  authorities  in  all  matters  civil  and  criminal  what* 
which,  by  the  laws  of  England,  were  on  the  I6th  day  of  July.  1870 
sesse-.l  and  exercised  or  incident  to  the  Court  of  Chancer]    in   England, 
and  by  Superior  Courts  of  Common  Law-  at  Westminster,  and  bj  the 
Court  of  Chancer]   at   Lincoln's  Inn,  and  by  the  Court  of  Pi 
l'V    any    Court    in    England    having  cognizance  of  property  and  civil 
rights  and  of  crimes  and  offences  ;  and  holds  pl<a  in  all,  mid  all  manner 
of  actions,  and  decides  all  matters  of  oontrovers]    relative   I 
and  civil  rights. 

Procedure  and  rules  of  evidence  are  regulated    by  the  ( 
dence  and  modes  of  practice  and  procedure  as  the]  existed  in  Ei 
on  the  1  ■"> 1 1 1  of  July,  1870  altered   b     I  ial  statu! 

ncial  statute.  " The  Qceen-'s  Bench  Act,  i 
The  Ruli  He  and  Practice  are  made  practically  identical  with 

the  Judicature  Act  and  rules  m  England  and  Ontario,  with   i 
advance,   namely,  the    writ    of  summons  is  abolished  and  actioi 
commenced  by  Btatement  of  claim,  to  which  defence  must   be   delivi 
red  in  Manitoba, within  sixteen   days,  and   within  foui 
l  in  other  parts  of  Canada  or    United  States,  within  eight  wi  • 

Mil.   Wit  hill   twel\  e   Weeks   i 

Courl  i-t and  three  puisne  judges,  thn 

WhOni  '  \|<|>.  al     four    tin  w  Inch  is  the  In 

Conn  n  1  he  1'i'H  mce,  and  app 

in  of  i  lanada. 

County  Court      II  'in  in  all  actions  of  f ■  -rt   when    - 

laimed  do  0   and  in  replevin  wh< 

i nd  in  nil  personal  a 
demands  of  debt  account,  breach  of   coi  trad 
-  KM     but  have  no  ju 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — MANITOBA.  167 


gambling  debts,  or  for  price  of  liquor  drunk  in  a  hotel ;  or  where  the 
title  to  land  is  called  in  question,  or  the  validity  of  any  will  is  called  in 
question,  or  in  any  action  for  malicious  prosecution,  libel,  slander,  etc., 
or  actions  against  Justices  of  the  Peace.  The  procedure  is  simple  and 
inexpensive,  and  debtors  may  be  ordered  to  pay  the  debt  at  a  stated 
time  or  times,  and  in  default  be  committed  to  gaol  as  for  contempt  (see 
arrest). 

Evidence— All  parties  can  testify  upon  oath  (or  affirmation,  if 
oath    objected    to);    husband  and  wife  also,  except    in   criminal  ca 
In  suits  against  personal  representatives,  evidence  as  to  matters  prior 
to  death  must  be  corroborated. 

Execution — In  King's  Bencji — Execution  issues  on  judgment 
forthwith,  or  at  any  time  within  six  years,  without  leave.  After  six 
years  leave  must  be  obtained. 

In*  County  Court — Issues  six  days  after  judgment,  or  immediately 
on  Judge's  order. 

Priority  of  claim  in  respect  of  writs  of  execution  is  abolished.  The 
Sheriff  distributes  all  moneys  realized  by  him  on  writs  of  execution 
ratably  among  the  persons  having  unsatisfied  executions  in  force  in  his 
hands  at  the  expiration  of  three  months  from  the  publication  by  him  of 
a  notice  in  the  Manitoba  Gazette.  Such  notice  must  be  published  within 
one  month  after  the  realization. 

Exemptions — Following  property  is  exempt  from  seizure  under 
executions : — 

(a)  Bed  and  bedding,  household  furniture  and  effects  in  use  of 
debtor  and  his  family  to  the  value  of  $500. 

(b)  Ordinary  clothing  of  debtor  and  his  family. 

(c)  Twelve  volumes  of  books,  the  books  of  a  professional  man,  an 
axe,  saw,  gun  and  six  traps. 

(d)  Necessary  food  for  debtor  and  his  family  for  thirty  days. 

(e)  Three  horses,  mules  or  oxen,  six  cows,  ten  sheep,  ten  pigs,  fifty 
fowls  and  food  for  same  for  eleven  months.  Exemption  as  to  horses 
over  four  years  of  age  .  .  .  applies  only  in  case  they  are  used  by 
the  debtor  in  earning  his  living. 

( /")  Tools,  agricultural  implements  and  necessaries  used  by  debtor 
in  practice  of  his  trade,  profession  or  occupation,  to  the  value  of  $500. 

(fl)  Articles  of  furniture  necessary  to  performance  of  religious 
service. 

(/•)  The  land  upon  which  the  debtor  and  his  family  actually  reside, 
and  which  he  cultivates  or  uses  for  grazing  or  other  purposes,  to  the 
extent  of  160  acres. 

({)  The  house,  stables,  barns  and  fences  on  the  debtor's  farm. 

(j)  All  necessary  seeds  or  roots  for  the  seeding  and  cultivation  of  80 
acres. 

(fc)  The  actual  residence  or  home  of  any  person  other  than  a  farmer 
to  the  value  of  $1,500. 

(I)  The  debtor  cannot  by  any  contract  or  bargain,  whether  under 
seal  or  otherwise,  deprive  himself  of  his  right  to  exemptions.  Every 
contract  or  agreement  to  that  effect  is  by  statute  made  null  and  void. 


Ills  I  ill.   CAN  \l>l  \\    LAW    LIST-    MANITOBA. 


Sheriffs  and  bailiffs  are  prohibited   from  seizing  anything  ex> 
eznpted  by  Btatate     Lnsaranoe  on  exemption  a  is  alao  axempt. 

Garnishment — In  DOtb  King's  Bench  and  County  Court,  plain- 
tiff may  in  all  actions  (as  well  daman's  as  actions  of  debt,  etc.  1,  at 
any  stage  of  the  action,  garnish  all  debts,  obligationa  ami  liabilities 
due,  owing  and  payable,  or  accruing  due.  Provided  that  the  9 
or  salary  of  a  mechanic,  laborer,  servant,  clerk  or  employee  to  the 
extent  of  $125  are  exempt  from  garnishment,  and  only  tin-  excess  over 
$25  can  he  garnisheed,  except  where  the  debl  has  been  contracted  for 
board  or  lodging,  and  in  the  opinion  of  the  Judge  of  the  Court  in 
which  the  action  has  been  brought  such  exemption  is  not  nee 
for  the  support  and  maintenance  of  the  debtor  or  his  family  or 
relatives  depending  on  him  for  support.  In  any  such  case  the  Judge 
may  order  that  no  such  exemption  shall  be  allowed. 

Interest — Legal  rate,  5  per  cent.  Any  rate  can  be  agreed  i/son 
and  colli  Ot 

life  Insurance— Life  Insurance  for  Benefit  of  Wives  and 
Cbhj>bkm — May  lie  effected  by  parents,  or  insurance  already  effected 
may  be  appropriated  to  bis  wife  and  ohildren  and  may  be  apportioned 
amongst  them.      Such  insurance  is   not  liable  for  parents'  debt- 
or her  death,  but  may  be  revoked. 

Limitation  of  Actions— Actions  must  be  brought  within  six 
years  on  open  account,  promissory  note,  Bimple  contracts,  etc.;  within 

t.n  \  ears  on  judgments  and  on  mortgages  and  on  monej  oharged  in  any 
way  on    land  ;  or    within    the   like  time  in  either  case  from  the  last 
ment  on  account  or  acknowledgment  in   writing  Bigned  by  th<     1 
chargeable,  or  bis  duly  authorized  agent. 

Married  Women-May  hold  and  enjoy  property  free  from  tl> 
debts  and  control  of  their  husbands  in  as  full  and  ample  u  manner 

unmarried',  ami  may  contract  with  respect  t..  thei 

and  may  also  trade  and  carry  on  business  as  if  unmarried. 

'I'm  1.1    is  no  Dowbh,  but  the  wife  takes  the  same  right  in  land  of  her 

deceased   husband  as  if  it  were  personal  property  ;  'bat   is.  if  hi 
intestate  leaving  issue,  she  takes  one-third  of  his  whole  <  1    d  ami 

personal,    absolutely,  and     the    children   tin    other  two  thirds   in   • 
shares;   if  the  husband  leaves  no  issue,  then  tin    wife  takes  the  whole 
of  his  property. 

Registration-  Registry    laws  are   In   force,   and   the   title   to  all 

lands  may  be-  registered,  and  if  so  registered  documents  take  priority 

■  d  unless  tli>  re  1-  actual  ootioe  of  the  prior  m 
instrument  of  title. 

Affidavits  of  execution  for  the  purpi  bration    1 

before  tin-  following  1 

f.i)    [fmade  in   Manitoba  it   lna>    L.    before — 

1 1 ,   \n\  person  authorize  d   h  in  the  provh 

before — 

brar  or  Deputy-]  n  which  the 

llfl   .    or   be! 


THE    CANADIAN   LAW   LIST — MANITOBA.  169 


(b)  If  made  in  any  of  the  other  provinces  of  the  Dominion  or  in 
Great  Britain  or  Ireland,  it  may  be  made  before — 

(1)  A  Judge  of  any  of  the  Superior  Courts  of  law  or  equity  therein; 
or  before — 

(2}  A  Judge  of  any  of  the  County  Courts  within  his  district ;  or 
before — 

(3)  The  Mayor  or  Chief  Magistrate  of  any  city  or  borough  or  town 
corporate  therein,  certified  under  the  common  seal  of  such  city,  borough 
or  town  corporate  ;  or  before — 

(4)  Any  Notary  Public,  certified  under  his  official  seal  ;  or  before — 

(5)  A  Commissioner  for  taking  affidavits  outside  the  province  to  be 
used  in  the  province. 

(c)  If  made  in  the  North- West  Territories  of  the  Dominion  of  Can- 
ada or  in  the  District  of  Keewatin,  it  may  be  made  before — 

(1)  A  Judge  of  any  Court  or  Police  Magistrate  ;  or  before  — 

(2)  A  Commissioner  authorized  to  take  affidavits  for  use  in  said 
territories  or  district,  or  for  use  in  this  province  ;  or  before  — 

(3)  Any  Notary  Public  under  his  official  seal,  or  any  Justice  of  the 
Peace. 

(d)  If  made  in  British  possessions  in  India,  it  may  be  made  before 
any  magistrate  or  collector,  certified  to  have  been  such  under  the  hand 
of  the  Governor  of  such  possession. 

(e)  If  made  in  any  other  British  colony  or  possession,  it  may  be 
made  before — 

(1)  A  Judge  of  a  Court  of  Record,  or  of  any  Court  of  supreme  juris- 
diction  therein  ;  or  before — 

(2)  The  Mayor  of  any  city,  borough  or  town  corporate,  and  under 
the  common  seal  of  such  city,  borough  or  town ;  or  before — 

(3)  Any  Notary  Public,  certified  under  his  official  seal. 

(/)  If  made  in  any  foreign  country  it  may  be  made  before  — 

(1)  The  Mayor  of  anv  city,  borough  or  town  corporate  of  such  coun- 
try, and  under  the  common  seal  of  such  city,  borough  or  town  corporate  ; 
or  before — 

(2)  Any  Consul  or  Vice-Consul  of  His  Majesty  resident  therein ;  or 
before — 

(3)  A  Judge  of  a  Court  of  Record  or  a  Notary  Public,  under  his 
official  seal. 

What  is  commonly  known  as  "  The  Torrens  System  "  of  titles  is 
also  in  force,  and  all  lands  may  be  brought  under  the  system.  On  the 
title  being  investigated  and  found  good,  a  certificate  of  title  is  issued 
which  is  absolute  and  indefeasible  and  cannot  be  questioned  except  for 
fra-ud. 

"Wills— All  persons  of  sound  mind  and  of  the  age  of  21  years  may 
dispose  of  every  kind  of  property  and  of  every  interest  therein  by  will 
which  must  be  in  writing,  signed  at  the  foot  or  end  thereof  by  the  tes- 
•  tator  or  by  some  other  person  in  his  presence  and  by  his  direction,  and 
the  signature  shall  be  made  or  acknowledged  in  the  presence  of  two  or 
more  witnesses  present  at  the  same  time,  and  the  witnesses  must  attest 


170  THE   CANADIAN    LAW   LIST — MANITOBA. 


and  subscribe  the  will  in  the  presence  of  the  testator,  i  coept  s  holograph 
will,  wholly  written  and  Bigned  by  tin-  t<  -tat<>r  himself,  which 
subjeol  t<>  any  partionlar  form  and  does  not  require  any  attesting  wit- 
nesses. 

Real  and  personal  property  devolve  In  same  way. 

(1)  If  intestate  leave  a  widow  and  child  or  childn  n.  one-third  of  his 
wholi  s  to  willow  ami  the  remaining  two-thirds  to  his  child  or 

to  his  children  in  equal  shares,  children  of  a  deceased  child  ii>r.  failing 

such,   the   lineal  descendants  of  deceased  child),  take  share  of  dc<  • 
Child.       If    all    descendants    are    of    same    degree  of   kindred   they  tako 
equally— otherwise  according  to  the  right  of  representation. 

(8)   If  intestate  leaves  a  widow  and  no  issue,  the  widow  takes  all. 

(3)  If  intestate  leaves  father,  but  no  widow  or  child,  father  tai. 

(4)  If  intestate  leaves  children,  but  no  widow,  children  take  all  per 
tiirpet, 

(5)  Child  advanced  daring  life  of  intestate  must  abate  pro  rata, 

(6)  No  distinction  between  whole  blood  and  half  blood. 

(7)  Posthumous  child,  when  there  is  a  will  and  no  provision  for  it, 
takes  as  if  there  were  an  intestacy. 

(8)  The  separate  property  of  a   married  woman  dying  intesl 
distributed  in  the  same  mannsr  as  the  property  of  a   husband  dying 

intestate. 


THE   CANADIAN   LAW    LIST— NEW    BRUNSWICK.         171 


^jmupsis  of  tlje  Xafos  nf  |Uiu 
JQntnsluick. 


Compiled  by  Blair  &  Blair,  St.  John,    N.B.,  Barristers 
of   the   New  Brunswick   Bar. 


i  /m  vised  to  1st  January,  1908.  t 

Absconding  Debtor — 1£  debtor  indebted  iu  the  sum  of  $40.00 
to  applying  creditor  departs  from  or  keeps  concealed  within  the 
Province,  with  intent  to  defraud  his  creditors,  his  property  may  be 
taken  under  warrant  and  delivered  to  trustees  for  benefit  of 
creditors.     (1  Edw.  VII.  c.  21.) 

Arrest — Where  claim  is  for  liquidated  amount  over  $20.00, 
arrest  can  be  had  in  supreme  or  County  Court,  before  judgment,  on 
affidavit  stating  that  amount  is  justly  due.  and  that  arrent  is  not  made 
for  the  purpose  of  vexing  or  harassing  the  debtor.  If  affidavit  is 
by  agi  at  he  must  state  that  arrest  is  caused  at  his  instance.  The 
allegation  that  debtor  intends  to  depart  from  jurisdiction  is  not 
accessary,  except  where  arrest  is  made  after  commencement  of 
action  by  ordinary  writ  of  summons  in  higher  Courts  and  in  cases 
in  inferior  Courts  for  small  claims.  When  claim  is  not  for  a  sum 
certain  a  writ  of  capias  may  be  issued  upon  a  Judge's  order  for 
the  purpose  obtained  upon  affidavit.     (59  Vict.  c.  28.) 

Bankruptcy— Governed  partially  by  "  Act  respecting  Assign- 
ments and  Preferences  by  Insolvent  Persons,"  whereuuder  assignment 
can  be  made  to  sheriff,  or  to  assignee  named  by  majority  of  creditors 
having  claims  over  $100.  No  preferences  allowed,  and  no  discharge  to 
debtor.  Assignee  must  call  meeting  within  five  days  after  assignment, 
and  meeting  must  be  held  within  twelve.  At  meeting,  creditors  having 
proved  claims,  elect  inspectors,  and  direct  assignee  in  disposition  or 
conduct  of  estate.  There  is  no  power  to  compel  an  insolvent  to  assign, 
hut  an  assignment  once  made  takes  precedence  of  all  judgments  and 
executions.  (58  Vict.  c.  6 ;  59  Vict.  c.  37.)  By  Act  2  Edw.  VII. 
c.  3,  priority  among  creditors  is  abolished,  where  a  levy  is  made  under 
an  execution  for  $200  and  upwards  against  the  property  of  a  debtor. 


172  Till:    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST-  mu     BRUNSWICK, 


Barristers— Barristers    from    British    Colonics  or    Possessions 
will   be  accorded   m    New    Bruuawick  the  same  rights  and   pm 
aa  are  granted  in  Bnch  jurisdictions  to  barristers  trom  tin-  Province. 
Attorneys  most  study  one  y<  ar  before  beine;  admitted  to  tin-  bar. 

Courts    and    Jurisdiction— Security    for    Costs — The    Su- 
preme Court  has  jurisdiction  in  nil  actions  for  debt  or  damage  irn 
tive  of  amount.     A  oreditor,   residing  nut   .if   the   jurisdiction,   upon 

demand  must  give  security  to  the  extent  of  $200.     The   Supreme 
Court  in  Equity  has  the  powers  of  the  Court  of  Chancery  in    I 
land.     Security   for  costs  $500.    The  County   Courts   have  juri 
tion  up  to  $400  in  contract  and  $200  in  tort,  except  actions  where  th» 
title  to    land   is   brought   in    question,    or  in    which   the   validity   of 
any  devise,  bequest  or  limitation  is  disputed.     Security,  $80  to  $10f*. 
Probate     Courts    have    jurisdiction    over  the  granting  of     probate 
or  letters  of  administration.     Where  infant's  estates  do  not  < 
in   value   $5,000,   the    Court   may    appoint  guardians   of   the    p 
or  estate;  where  over  |5,000  in  valne,  the  Equity  Court    baa  jui 
tion.     Security   for  costs  may  be  ordered  in  "  such  reasonable  amount " 
a-   Judge   may  direct.     (61    Viet.    .-.    35.)     There   is  also  a  Court    for 
Divorce  and    Matrimonial   Causes,   and   numerous   small-debt   Courts 
Parish    Courts,    and    Commissioners'    Courts    of   inferior    and    local 
jurisdiction. 

Bills    of    Sale    and    Chattel    Mortgages— Where    mortgage 
or  sale  is  made  not  accompanied  by  immediate  delivery,  and  an  . 
and  continued  change  of  possession  of  the  goods  conveyed,  the  oonve} 
ance  or  a  copy  proved  by  affidavit  of  the  subscribing   ..  ether 

with  an  affidavit   of    the  bona fidet   of    t  ition,  must    he   tiled 

within  thirty  days  with  the  Registrar  of   Deeds  of  county  wherein  maker 
• -.    if  within  the  Province,  or  of  county  whei  ire   if 

maker  resides  without.        All  chattel   m<  i  aoh 

year  by  filing  sworn  statement  of  anion, it  due.  On  neglect  to  Ble 
after  thirty  days'  notice  served  on  mortgagee,  the  mortgage  ceases  to  be 
valid  against  execution  creditor.     (56  Vict.  c.  6;  61  Viot.  c. 

Conditional  Sales  of   Chattels— Chattels  sold  upon  the  hire 
and  instalment  plan  must  bear  name  of  vendor  to  be  valid  against 
subsequent  bona  fide  purchaser,  and  a   writing  of  the  sail 
liled  with  registrar  of  deeds  where  purchaser  resides  within   in  days 
from   the  delivery  of  possession   of  chattel.      (62    Vict.    iJ:   2   Edw 
VII.,  c.  ^7.) 

Executions— On     judgments    in    Supreme     and    County    Courts 

'I, ills     IDS)       be     issije,!     withll'     twenty     \eais    from    Sieilllie    of    jadg- 

in.  nt.     Personal  estate  of  all  kinds  ma\   be  seized  mid  sold,  and 
Huch  exhausted  lands,  possessory  rights  in  land,  ri-'hta  of  entry,  bon- 
oficial  rights  and  other  interests  in  real  est;tt^  may  be  sold.     Wearing 

rel.   bedding,  kitchen  utensils  and   tools  of  trade  or  callinj 

value  of  $1 r  any  debtor  exempt     (Con.  Btal  Priority 

of  creditor-   i-  abolished   where  sheriff  levies   under  an  execution   for 
and  upwards.     (2  Bdv     \  1 1 

Imprisonment  for  Debt  After  Jude.m,  nt 

in  Inferior  I  the  City  <  •   John,  the  Parish  < 

and  Justices'  Courts.    (59  Vief.  r 


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Garnishment — On  judgments  in  County  or  Supreme  Court, 
where  amount  due  on  judgment  exceeds  $S0,  debts  due  the  judgment 
debtor  may  oo  garnisheed.  The  Crown  is  exempt  from  garnishment, 
and  wages  or  salary  of  debtor  less  than  $20.     (45  Vict.  c.  17.) 

Interest— Five  per  cent.,  unless  otherwise  agreed. 

Judgments— In  default  of  appearance  tiual  judgment  may 
be  signed  in  the  Supreme  Court  in  forty  days,  and  in  the  County  Court 
in  twenty  days  from  service  of  summons,  or  if  the  action  is  upon  a 
bill  of  exchange,  promissory  note,  or  cheque,  or  a  bond  or  contract 
under  seal  for  payment  of  a  liquidated  amount  of  money,  a  specially 
endorsed  writ  may  be  issued  in  the  Supreme  or  County  Court  and 
final  judgment  signed  in  twenty  days  where  the  writ  is  specially 
endorsed;  an  appearance  may  be  set  aside  by  Judge's  order,  on  affi- 
davit proving  claim  and  the  Judge  being  satisfied  that  the  defence 
is  merely  intended  to  delay.  Memorials  of  judgments  in  the  Supreme 
or  County  Courts  may  be  registered  and  bind  lands  in  county  of 
registry  for  five  years,  after  which  period  they  may  be  renewed. 
Judgments  bear  interest  at  5  per  cent. 

Limitation  of  Actions— On  judgment  and  specialties 
twenty  years;  for  penalties  for  assault,  battery,  wounding,  imprison 
ment,  or  for  words,  two  years;  otlier  causes  of  action,  six  years.  Personal 
actions  against  minors,  persons  insane,  or  out  of  the  Province,  may  be 
oommenced  within  like  period  after  removal  of  disability.  (C.  S.  c.  85.) 
Peal  actions,  twenty  years;  against  Crown,  sixty  years.     (C.  S.  c.  84.) 

Married  Women — May  contract  and  sue  and  be  sued  same  as 
feme  sole.  Judgment  good,  however,  merely  against  separate  pro- 
perty, but  immaterial  whether  acquired  before  or  after  marriage, 
or  whether  she  had  any  property  at  date  of  contract.  Can  dispose 
of  property  freely,  subject  to  husband's  rights  as  tenant  by  courtesy 
where  married  before  commencement  of  Act,  1st  Jan.,  1896.  (58 
V.  c.  24.) 

Registry  of  Deeds — All  conveyances  must  be  registered, 
otherwise  ineffective  against  subsequent  bona  tide  purchaser.  Deeds 
may  be  acknowledged  or  proved  out  of  New  Brunswick  before  a  notary 
public,  the  mayor  or  chief  magistrate  of  any  city  or  town,  certified 
under  corporate  seal,  Judge  of  Supreme  Courts,  British  Minister,  Am- 
bassador or  Consul,  Governor  of  any  State,  certified  under  hand  and 
seal  of  respective  office.     (57  Vict.  c.  20.) 

Wills — Will  must  be  in  writing  signed  by  testator  in  presence 
of  two  witnesses,  who  shall  subscribe  as  witnesses  in  his  presence 
and  in  presence  of  each  other.  No  form  of  attestation  necessary. 
Executors  may  witness,  but  any  legacy  to  witness  is  void.  (Con- 
stat, c.  77.)  j 

Intestacy — Real  estate  to  children  or  their  legal  represen- 
tatives, then  to  next  of  kindred,  and  then  representatives,  including 
those  of  half  blood.  That  is :  1st,  children ;  2nd,  father  or  mother  : 
3rd,  brothers  and  sisters  and  descendants  of  deceased  brothers  and 
sister   per   stirpes,    and    so   on.    Widow    has    dower.    Husband    has 


174         THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — NEW    BRUNSWICK. 


tenancy    !>y    ih.>   courtesy,    though    where    marriage    took    place   after 
Jan.    1st,    1896,  it   is  doubtful   if  therighl  baa  not  been  taken  away  by 
[Act  "|V  v*icr,  c.  241.    Persona]  estate  is  distributed  one-third  t"  widow, 
and    the   residue   In   equal    proportions  amongsl   children   and   their 
representatives.      If    uo    descendants,    one-half     to     widow,    residue 
amongst  next  of  kin  in  equal  degree  and  representatives,  but  do 
sentation  among  collaterals  after  brothers' and  sisters' children.     If  n<> 
widow,  all  tn  children.     (l3on.  Stat.  c.  78.)  Of  the  separate  pei 
property  of  a  married  woman  dying  intestate,  one  half  goes  to  hus- 
band, balance  to  children,  If  w<  children,  all  t<«  husband.      '"v 
«•.  24.J 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — NEWFOUNDLAND.  175 


ijmopsis  oi  tht  j^atos  of  Btto- 
fmmManb, 


Compiled  by  Charles  O'Neill  Conroy,  Barrister,  St.  John's, 
of   the   Newfoundland   Bar. 


(Revised  to  1st  January,  1903.) 

Arrest  for  Debt— A  debtor  is  liable  to  arrest  at  any  time  after 
the  issue  of  a  writ  of  summons  when  the  creditor's  claim  exceeds 
$50,  upon  the  creditor  producing  an  affidavit  setting  forth  one  or 
more  of  the  following  facts:  (1.)  That  the  debtor  has  made,  or  is 
about  to  make,  some  disposition  of  his  property,  or  some  part  thereof. 
(2.)  That  he  is  about  to  quit  the  Colony,  with  intent  to  defraud  hia 
creditors  generally  or  the  creditor  in  particular.  (3.)  That  he  is 
about  to  quit  the  colony,  and  that  his  absence  will  materially  pre- 
judice the  prosecution  of  the  action.  (4.)  That  he  is  possessed  of 
means  of  payment  of  which  he  has  control,  and  which  he  with- 
holds from  his  creditors.  Upon  the  same  grounds  a  judgment  debtor 
is  liable  to   arrest  by  capias  ad  satisfaciendum. 

Assignments — In  the  event  of  a  conveyance  or  assignment  for 
the  benefit  of  creditors,  the  trustees  or  assignees  are  liable  and  compell- 
able to  pay  out  of  the  first  proceeds  all  creditors  who  would  have  prefer- 
ential claims  in  the  case  of  a  declaration  of  insolvency  ;  and  also,  unless 
a  majority  in  number  and  value  of  the  creditors  shall  otherwise  agree, 
to  distribute  the  estate  and  effects  as  in  the  case  of  insolvency,  notwith- 
standing any  contrary  provision  in  the  conveyance  or  assignment ;  and 
such  trustees  or  assignees  are  subject  in  such  distribution  to  the  order 
and  direction  of  the  Supreme  Court  or  a  Judge  thereof  as  fully  and  in 
like  manner  as  the  trustees  of  the  estate  of  a  person  declared  insolvent. 

Attachments — The  property  of  a  debtor  can  be  attached  at 
any  time  after  the  issue  of  a  writ  of  summons,  as  well  in  his  own 
hands  as  in  the  possession  of  third  parties,  when  the  amount  claimed 
exceeds  $20,  upon  the  production  of  an  affidavit  setting  forth  that 
the  said  party  is  indebted  in  such  sum,  or  upon  an  order  of  Court 
where    intended     fraudulent     dealing     with     the    property    can    be 


17G  THK    CANADIAN     LAW    \ASY — NEWFOI    NDI.AND. 


shewn.  The  property,  debts  or  effects  so  attached  shall  be  released 
upon  the  debtor  giving  a  bond,  with  two  sufficient  sureties,  to  the 
sheriff  iii  double  the  sum  sworn  to,  or  lodging  with  the  Sheriff  the 
claim  and  costs. 

Barristers   or   Solicitors   of   any   of   His    Majesty's   Superior 
Conrts  in  an;  of   His    Majesty's   Colonies  ot    Provinces  in  which  the 
same   privilege  is  extended  to  barristers  or  solicitors  from  Newfound 
land,  may,  upon  the  production    of   evidence  and    testimonials  I 

Faction  of  the  Law  Society,  be  admitted  as  solicitors  of  the  Bupre 

(  .Mirt  and  to  practice  at  the  Be  r. 

Bills  of  Exchange— The  law  of  the  Colony  upon  this  point  is 
same  as  the  imperial  An  of  I8b2. 

3ills    of    Sale    and    Chattel  Mortgages— Bills  of  Sale  and 
Mortgages  of  personal  chattels  being  deeds  ol  e,nt  or  wh<  ration 

exceed-  B400,  and  where  possession  continues  in  the  grantor  or  mortgagor, 

must  be  registered.  If  not  so  registered  they  shall  be  void  as 
against  a  subsequent  purchaser  or  mortgagee  for  value,  and  as 
against  any  actual  attachment  or  levy,  and  as  against  a  trustee  in 
insolvency  or  assignee  under  a  conveyance  for  tic-  benefit  of 
creditors.  The  Conveyancing  Act.  1896,  provides  that  certain 
covenants  shall  be  deemed. to  he  included  in  conveyances  prepared  in 
compliance  with  the  Act. 

Commissions — The  Court  or  a  Judge  may  in  any  cause  make 
an  order  for  tlir  examination  upon  oath  before  any  person  at  any  place 
of  any  witness,  and  may  empower  any  party  to  snob  cause  to  give  Buob 
deposition  in  evidence  on  such  terms  as  may  seem  met.  In  tie'  case  of 
witnesses  residing  out  of  the  Colony,  commissions  may  issue  to  take  the 
evidence  of  such  witnesses  upon  interrogatories  an. I  cross  intern 

Courts  and  Jurisdiction.— The  Supreme  Court  is  a  Court  of 
.Record  ami  basal)  civil  ami  en  mi  mil  jurisdicti  m  whatever  11.  Newfound 
land,   and   iii   all    lands,   islands  and    territories  dependent    upon    the 
Government  thereof,  as  fully  ami  amply,  to  all  intents  and  purpose 
on  the  17th   day  of  June,   1834,  tin'  Court   of   King's  Beuoh,  Common 
hequer  and  High  Court  of  Chancer;    had  in   England,     The 
Supreme  Couri  is  also  a  Court  of  oyer  ami   terminer  and  general 
delivery  in  and  for  Newfoundland  ami  all  places  within  the  Qovernmenl 
thereof,  and  also  lias  jurisdiction   in  all  oases  of   .rim.-   ami    misds 
meanours  committed  on  tin-  banks  of  Newfoundland,  or  any  of  th< 

or    islands    to    which    sin j  Is    repair    from    Newfoundland    for 

rig  on  the  fishery,     'lie-  Supreme  Court  is  composed  of  »  chief 

Justice  and  two  other  .1  u  i 

irtS,  mum-h  :    the  (  Yutr-il   District  I 

oomj  •  net  ( lour!  of  H 

aid    C.ur:  I  ind    bSVS 

jurisdiction    [n  all  oivil    Causes    to    winch    i 

diction  to  the  amount  mi  for  the  wrongful  detention 

of  coo. is  and  chattels  in  which  the specific  return  of  th< 
c.'ht,  and  where  the  v.Wue  thereof  d(  •  |  100. 

A   Stipendiary  afagistl  ad  determine  in  a  sumnmry 

way    all    civil    actions    fop    the    piovcry    of   ,1,1, t    and    damages    to   the 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW   LIST — NEWFOUNDLAND.  177 

I 

amount  of  $40,  except  actions  in  which  the  title  to  any  land  or 
tenement  is  in  question,  and  in  which  the  defendant  objects  to  the 
case  being  heard  by  the  .Magistrate,  and  except  actions  for  libel  or 
slander,  replevin,  malicious  prosecution  and  actions  against  any 
Justice  of  the  Peace  or  other  public  officer  for  acts  done  in  the 
execution  of  his  duty,  and  may  hear  and  determine  all  disputes  to 
any  amount  concerning  the  wages  of  servants  in  the  fishery,  the 
supply  of  bait  and  the  hiring  of  boats  for  the  fishery,  the  wages  or 
share  of  seals  of  any  person  engaged  in  the  seal  fishery,  or  the  wages 
of  persons  engaged  in  lumbering  or  mining.  Actions  for  wrongful 
dismissal  claiming  over  $40  must  be  brought  in  the  Supreme 
Court.  Justices  of  the  Peace  have  the  like  powers,  authorities 
and  jurisdiction,  where  the  same  are  not  inapplicable,  as  Justices 
of  the  Peace  in  England.  For  this  purpose  the  following  Acts  of 
the  Imperial  Parliament  are  made  the  law  of  this  Colony  so  far  aa 
the  same  can  be  applied,  namely  : — The  Act  11  and  12  Vic.  c.  42  ;  the 
Act  11  and  12  Vic.  c.  43  :  the  Act  11  and  12  Vic.  c.  44  ;  the  Act  20  and  21 
Vic.  c.  43;  the  Act  28  and  29  Vic.  c.  127. 

Criminal  Law — In  all  cases  not  provided  for  by  local  enact- 
ment, the  law  of  England,  as  to  crimes  and^offences,  is  the  law  of  this 
Colony,  so  far  as  the  same  can  be  applied.  Amendments,  alterations 
and  further  enactments  of  the  Imperial  Parliament  come  into  force  in 
the  Colony  after  twelve  months  from  the  passing  thereof.  Between  the 
time  of  the  passing  of  any  law  and  its  coming  into  force  in  the  Colony, 
the  law  as  it  previously  stood  remains  in  force. 

Evidence — All  persons  shall  be  competent  and  compellable  to 

give  evidence  upon  oith  or  affirmation,  except  a  person  charged  in  a 
criminal  proceeding,  or  his  or  her  wife  or  husband,  none  of  whom 
are  compellable  to  give  evidence  for  or  against  himself  or  herself. 
The  defendant  and  the  husband  or  wife  of  defendant  is  a  competent 
witness  in  a  summary  proceeding  of  a  criminal  or  other 
nature.  Evidence  of  plaintiff  in  action  of  breach  of  promise  of 
marriage,  must  be  corroborated,  and  also  in  actions  by  or  against 
representatives  of  a  deceased  person  or  person  of  unsound  mind,  the 
evidence  of  any  opposite  or  interested  party  shall  be  corroborated  by 
some  other  material  evidence. 

Execution — In  the  Supreme  Court  execution  may  issue  fortbv 
with  after  judgment  for  the  payment  of  money  or  costs,  or  for  the 
recovery  of  land,  and  in  other  cases  upon  expiration  of  fourteen  days 
from  the  date  of  judgment,  unless  otherwise  ordered.  A  writ  of  execu- 
tion, if  unexecuted,  shall  remain  in  force  for  one  year  only  from  its 
issue,  unless  renewed.  In  the  District  Court  execution  may  issue 
forthwith. 

Exemptions — The  following  property  is  exempt  from  distress 
by  the  common  law,  namely  :  Fixtures,  animals  ferae  naturae,  goods 
delivered  to  a  person  in  the  way  of  trade,  things  in  actual  use  and  goods 
in  the  custody  of  the  law.  Lodgers'  goods  are  protected  from  dis- 
tress for  rent  due  to  the  superior  landlord  by  Act  of  1899. 

The  working  tools  and  implements  of  trade  of  any  person,  his  fish- 
ing skiff  or  punt,  the  necessary  cooking  apparatus,  the  bedding  and 
wearing  apparel  of  himself  and  his  family  shall  not  in  any  case  be  liable 
to  or  be  taken  under  attachment  or  execution. 


17s  J  in:   l  anaman    l.wv    LIST— NEWFOUNDLAND. 


Fraudulent     Conveyances— Every     charge,     mortgage,     con- 

issignment  of  the  property  cri  en  insolvent, 

or  of  any  part  thereof,  and  every  gift,  delivery  or  transfer  of  any  of  Ins 

or  chattels,  ind  everj  payment  made  by  him  in   money  or  other- 

i  ii-l  everj  cognovit,  warrant  of  attorney,  ju  Igment  or  other  security 

whatsoever  paid,   made  <>:■  given   by  an    insolvent  within  two  m 

prior  to  lus  declared  insolvency,  and  with  a  \  iew  to  ^n  .■  an  endue  prefer- 

enoe  t"  anj  creditor,  shall  be  declared  t.i  be  null  and  void  and  of  no 

the  person  taking  or  receiving  the  same,  or  for  '•■  I  the 

same  was  taken  or  received,  bad  notice  or  was  aware  ot  the  is 

Garnishment— So  often  as  any  goods,  debts  or  effects  of  nny 
defendant  in  any  action  have  been  attaobed  in  the  bands  of  anj  third 
person,  such  goods,  debts 

to  the  Sheriff,  us  the  case  may  be,  to  abide  the  order  of  the  Court,  upon 
proof  before   the   Court  or  Judge  of   the   nature  and  amount  of  such 

debts  or  effects.     Third  persons  holding  the  moneys  01 
a  debtor    may   ho  garnisheed    under    attachment   or    under   a   writ 
of  fieri  facitu. 

Imprisonment  for  Debt — No  person  shall  he  arrested  and 
held  to  hail  in  civil  actions  on  either  original  or  una]  process,  except  in 
the  cases  mentioned  under  the  heading  "  Arrest  for  Debt 

Insolvency — Procedure  is  by  petition  of  the  debtor  himself  or 
of  a  creditor,  addressed  to  the  Supreme  Court  or  a  Judge  thereof,  setting 
forth  that  the  debtor  is  unable  to  pay  his  creditors  one  hundred  cei 
the  dollar,  and  having  attached  to  it.  where  the  debtor  is  the   petit 
a  schedule  of   assets  and  liabilities  ;  and  where  the  creditor  is  the  p>  ti- 
tioner,  either  a  similar  schedule  or  a  statement  of   facts  suffici- 
satisfy   the  Court  or  Judge  that  an  order  for  bearing  should  be  i 
The  petition  must  also  have  attached  to  it  an  affidavit  verifying  its 
tents  and  those  of  the  schedule,  if  any.      Upon    the    bearing,    the  debtor 
may  be  declared  insolvent,  and  his  •  d  in  a   trustee  or  tr 

for  real  i  /at  inn  and  distribution.     The  Court  or  a  Judge  may  subsequently 
«;rant  the  debtor  a  certificate  of  insolvency  and  discharge.     An  an 
ment  or  composition  entered  into  by  the  debtor  and  two. thirds  in  number 
and  value  of  his  creditors  resident  or  having  a  house  of  busim 
foundland.    and    of    two-thirds    of    his  cr 
fourth-   in   number  and    value  Of   the   whole  of   SUOh   creditors,   m 

confirmed  by  the  Conn  or  Judge,  and  has  the  same  effect,  wl 
firmed,  asa  certificate  of  final  discbarge.     The  working  tools  and  im- 
plements of  trade  of  any  person,  his  fishing  skitT  or  punt,  the 

OOOking    apparatus,    the    bedding    and    wearing    apparel    of    himself  and 
family,  shall  not  pass  to  or  vest  in  the  tin 

Interest — Interest  is  allowed  on  written  agreements,  and  on 
accounts  when  notice  is  given  that  the  interest  will  be  charged.  The 
usual  rate  is  sis  per  cent.,  and  tins  i,  allowi  '.'.hen  under  an 

ment   another  rate   is  provided  for.     Under  a  writ  of 

inter  I  lit. 

Judgments— Where  defendant  does  not  defend,  jn. lenient  may  be 
ed  in  the  Snpreme  Court  four  or  eight  da) 
,,f  r.-  lefendant)  after  servioe  of  the  writ   in   the  action. 

Jndil  '     <  >r.|er  m\  ..  pr 

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THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — NEWFOUNDLAND.  179 


Limitations  of  Actions— Twenty  Years — Judgments,  rent 
upon  lease  under  seal,  bonds  and  other  specialties,  recovery  of  land. 

Six  Y  i:\rs — Award  where  submission  not  under  seal,  money  levied 
under./i.  fa.,  actions  upon  the  oase  (except  slander),  actions  for  account, 
trespass,  debt,  detinue,  trover,  replevin  for  goods  or  cattle,  trespass  qu<n  <■ 
clausumfregit,  admiralty  suits  for  seamen's  wages. 

Four  Years — Assault,  menace,  battery,  wounding,  imprison): 

Two  Years — Penalties,  damages  or  sums  of  money  by  the  party 
grieved  ;  slander.  Disabilities  and  acknowledgments  extend  the  time 
fur  briuging  action. 

Married  Women — A  married  woman  can  sue  and  be  sued  as 
if  she  were  a  femme-sole.  The  law  of  the  Colony  on  this  point  is  the 
same  as  the  Imperial  Act  of  1882,  as  amended  by  that  of  1893. 

Mining  Laws — The  finder  of  a  lode  must  mark  off  a  "mining 
location,"  not  exceeding  320  acres  in  area,  by  four  posts  of  a  pre- 
scribed size;  he  may  obtain  a  twelve  months'  lease  by  paying  a  fee  of 
$10  and  complying  with  certain  conditions;  at  the  end  of  this  period 
he  may  obtain  a  99-year  lease  at  an  increasing  scale  of  rent;  and 
finally,  upon  certain  other  conditions  he  may  obtain  a  grant  in  fee. 

Registration  of  Deeds — Instruments  requiring  registration 
must  be  proved  by  the  affidavit  of  a  subscribing  witness,  or  of  any  party 
executing  the  same,  or  by  the  personal  acknowledgment  of  a  party  from 
whom  an  interest  passes.  If  executed  within  the  Colony  the  affidavit 
or  acknowledgment  must  be  made  before  the  Registrar,  Deputv  Regis- 
trar, a  Judge  or  Commissioner  of  the  Supreme  Court,  or  a  Justice, 
■who,  in  the  case  of  an  acknowledgment,  shall  sign  a  certificate  of  such 
acknowledgment  on  the  deed.  If  executed  out  of  the  Colony  the  instru- 
ment may,  if  the  party  or  witness  proving  it  be  within  the  Colouy  at 
the  time  of  proof,  be  proved  as  above ;  otherwise  it  shall  be  proved  in 
the  same  manner  before  a  Commissioner  of  the  Supreme  Court,  a  Judge 
of  a  Court  of  Record,  the  Mayor  or  Chief  Magistrate  of  any  city  or 
town,  a  Justice,  a  British  Consul  or  Vice-consul,  or  before  a  Notary 
Public  under  bis  official  seal.  In  case  it  be  proved  before  a  Judge  or 
.i  Mayor,  the  attestation  or  acknowledgment  shall  be  certified  under 
the  seal  of  the  Court,  city  or  town. 

Sale  of  Goods — The  law  upon  this  subject  is  codified  by  the 
"Sale  of  Goods  Act,  1899." 

Trustees—"  The  Trustees  Act,  1898,"  consolidates  and  amends 
the  laws  upon  this  subject.  This  Act  is,  except  in  some  minor  parti- 
culars, a  copy  of  "  The  Trustee  Act,  1893,"  of  the  Imperial  Parlia- 
ment. 

Wills  must  be  in  writing,  and  must  be  either  written  and  signed 
by  the  testator,  or  if  not  so  written  and  signed,  must  be  signed  by  him 
in  the  presence  of  at  least  two  witnesses,  who  shall  sign  as  witnesses  in 
his  presence;  and  if  he  is  a  marksman  the  will  must  have  been  first 
read  over  to  or  by  him  in  the  presence  of  the  said  witnesses.  Incompe- 
tency of  a  witness  to  be  admitted  to  prove  a  will  does  not  per  se  invali- 
date the  will.  A  legacy  or  devise  to  a  witness,  or  to  the  husband  or 
wife  of  a  witness,  is  not  void  if  the  execution  of  the  will  can  be  suffi- 


180  THE   i  ANADIAN   LAW    LIST— NEWFOUNDLAND. 


ciently  proved  without  tlie  evidence  of  that  witness.     An  executoi 
be  a  proper  witness.     Every  will  is  revoked  bj  mai  i  will 

made  in  the  exercise  of  a  power  of  appointment,  when  the  property 
appointed  would  not  in  default  of  appointment  pass  to  the  test:! 
exeontor   or   administrator  or  next   of   kin.     A   will   made  by    a   p 
mid.  i-  the  age  of  17  years  is  invalid. 

Intestacy. — The  Supreme  Court  grants  administration  to  the 
estate  and  effects  of  any  one  dyiofj  intestate  leaving  property  within 
the  Colony.  The  person  primarily  entitled  to  administration  is  the 
nearest  of  the  next  of  km.  but  the  Court  will  grant  administrati 
any  fit  and  proper  person  upon  the  consent  ol  the  persons  entitl 
share  the  estate.  There  is  no  local  enactment  respecting  the  distribu- 
tion *of  intestate  estates;  the  law  of  the  ('olon\'  upon  the  subject  being 
the  statutes  of  the  Imperial  Parliament  made  in  the  time  of  Fames  and 
( iharles.     The  Court  allows  to  the  administrator  as  remuneration  for  Ins 

services  a  en ission,  not  being  more  than  five  per  cent-  upon  the  \  alue 

of  the  estate.     Bonds  are  required. 


THE   CANADIAN   LAW    LIST — N.-W.    TERRITORIES.        181 


ignopsts   of  tl)£  Xatos  of  tl)t  $lorfI)< 
Wtst  ®mitoras. 


Compiled  by   Bown  &  Robertson,     Barristers,  Edmonton, 
N.W.T.,  of  tbe  North-West   Territories  Bar. 


(Revised  to  1st  January,  1903.) 

Subject  to  the  provisions  or  the  North-West  Territories  Act 
(cap.  50.  Can.) 

Generally,  the  laws  of  England  relating  to  civil  and  criminal 
matters,  as  the  same  existed  on  the  15th  day  of  July,  1870,  are  in 
force,  in  so  far  as  the  same  are  applicable  to  the  Territories,  and  in 
so  far  as  the  same  have  "  not  been  or  are  not  hereafter  repealed, 
altered,  varied,  modified,  or  affected  by  any  Act  of  the  Parliament  of 
the  United  Kingdom  applicable  to  the  Territories,  or  of  the  Parlia- 
ment of  Canada,  or  by  any  ordinance  of  the  North- West  Territories. 

Attachment — 1.  Of  Debts. 

The  plaintiff  in  any  action  for  a  debt  or  liquidated  demand  be- 
fore or  after  judgment,  and  any  person  who  has  obtained  a  judgment 
or  order  for  the  recovery  or  payment  of  money  may  issue  a  garnishee 
summons,  which  is  issued  upon  the  plaintiff  or  judgment  creditor, 
his  advocate  or  agent  filing  with  the  clerk  an  affidavit  shewing  the 
nature  and  amount  of  the  claim  or  judgment,  and  swearing  positively 
to  the  indebtedness,  and  stating  to  the  best  of  the  deponent's  infor- 
mation and  belief  the  proposed  garnishee  (naming  him)  is  indebted 
to  such  defendant  or  judgment  debtor.  Service  of  such  garnishee 
summons  shall  bind  any  debt  due,  or  accruing  due,  from  the 
garnishee  to  the  defendant  or  judgment  debtor.  The  Government 
of  the  North-West  Territories  may  be  garnisheed  with  regard  to 
monies  due  or  accruing  due  to  all  persons  permanently  employed  by 
the  Government  of  the  Territories.  No  debt  due  or  accruing  to 
a  mechanic,  workman,  labourer,  servant,  clerk  or  employee  for  or 
in  respect  of  his  wages  or  salary,  shall  be  liable  to  seizure  or 
attachment  unless  the  same  exceeds  $25,  and  then  only  to  the  extent 
of  the  excess.  This  exemption  of  $25  does  not  apply  to  debts  for 
board  and  lodging. 


182      rui      lnadian  i.\w  list— n.-w.  territories. 


2.  Of  Goods. 

iiirih-.in.nl  of  any  suit  wherein  the  claim  is  for 
the  recovery  of  a  debt  of  $50  or  upward* from  the  defendant  to  the 
plaintiff,  upon  affidavit  made  by  the  plaintiff  or  his  agent,  having  n 

onal    knowledge   of  the   matter,    stating   clearly   and    Buccinctlj 
from  what  cause  Buch  debt  arose,  and  the  amount  thereof,  and  thai 

he  has  g 1  reason  to  believe  (giving  reasons)  that  the  defendant  >"> 

is  about  to  abscond  or  has  absconded  from  the  Territories  leaving 

mal  property  in  any  judicial  district  thereof  liabli  to  Beizure 
under  execution  for  debt;  or  (6),  or  li;i-  attempted  to  remove  Bucb 
personal  property  out  of  the  Territories,  or  to  Bell  or  disp 
same  with  intent  to  defraud  his  creditors  generally,  or  the  plaintiff 
in  particular;  or  (c)  keeps  concealed  to  avoid  service  of  process;  and 
in  either  ease  thit  the  deponent  verily  believes  that  without  the 
benefit  of  the  attachment  the  plaintiff  will  lose  his  debt  or  sustain 
damage,  and  upon  a  further  affidavit  of  one  other  credible  p< 

that  he  is  well  acquainted  with  the  defendanl  and  has  ~ I  rt 

to  believe  (giving  Buch  reasons)  that  the  defendant  is  about  to 
abscond,  or  has  absconded,  or  has  attempted  to  remove  his  property 
■out  of  the  Territories,  or  to  sell  or  dispose  of  the  same,  or 
concealed  with  intent  as  aforesaid,  a  judge  on  ex  pane  application 
may  dire.-,  the  clerk  to  issue  a  writ  of  attachment,  which  sh 
executed  by  the  Sheriff;  Provided  that  if  the  debtor  has  absconded, 
or  is  about  to  abscond,  leaving  no  wife  or  family  behind,  no  pro- 
perty  of  such  debtor  shall   be   exempt    from  seizure. 

The  writ  may  be  Bet  aside  by  a  judge  upon  sufficient  proof  by 
affidavit  that  the  writ  was  issued  without  reasonable  cause.  The 
suit  proceeds  in  the  ordinary  way  but  in  case  tin  plaintiff  does  not 
recover  judgmenl  for  the  full  amount  sworn  to  he  is  not  emit 
costs,  but  may  be  ordered  to  pay  the  costs  of  the  defendant. 
visions  are  made  for  release  of  the  goods  upon  security  and  sale 
of  perishable  goods.  &c 

3.  Of  the  Person. 

The  generally  accepted  opinion  is  that  there  is  no  arrest  under 
civil  process. 

Assignments— Then-   are   no   statutory    provisions    'u 

assignments  for  the  benefit  "f  creditors.    Fraudulent  and   Preferen- 
tial assignments  of  goods,  chattels,  effects,  bills,  notes,  si 

.'cc.,    by    persons    in    insolvent    circumstances,    whether    made    under 

re  or  not,  which  delay  or  have  the  ,•((,■•>.  of  delaying  creditor*, 
are  void.  These  provisions  do  not  apply  to  assignments  for  the 
benefit  of  creditors  generally. 

Bills    of    Sale    nnd    Chattel    Mortc, 

chattel  mortgages,   nol   accompanied   by  an  Immediate  delivery  and 
ctual    change  of    possession  of    the  things    sold  or  mortg 

must     be  !    within     thirty    days    from     execution,    with     an 

affidavit  of  execution  and   in  affidavit  of  bona  fides,  which  varies 
iccording  u>  the  circumstances  of  the  case.    They  ti 
the  date  of  registration  only,     in  case  they  are  not  l  ns 

provided  for,  or  in  case  the  consideration  for  which  they  are  ma 
they   are  null  and  v. .id  as  against  ere. i 
luent   purchasers,   and   mortgages   In   good   faith   for  valuable 
on.     No  mortgage,  bill  of  sals,  lien,  charge,  incumbr 
• .  trsnsfer  ment  intended  t>.  opt  rate  or  hurt  affect 

Ity  i"  s'»  far  ;,  .my  growing 


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crop,  or  crop  to  be  grown.  BhalJ  be  valid,  unless  the  same  be  as 
security  for  the  purchase  price  of  seed  grain.  There  arc  ^ i > < ■ . ■  i .- 1 1 
provisions  relating  t<>  seed  grain  mortgages.  Mortgages  filed  cease 
to  he  valid  as  against  creditors,  <^c.,  after  two  years  unless  renewed. 
Further  renewals  al'tei  first  renewal  must  be  yearly.  Renewal  is 
made  by  statement  in  form  prescribed,  which  shews  interest  of 
mortgagee,  assignee,  &c,  full  statement  of  amount  due,  all  pay- 
ments on  account,  with  affidavit  of  truth  of  the  statement.  In  ease 
of  removal  from  one  district  to  another  three  weeks  are  allowed  tp 
tile  copy  of  mortgage  in  office  for  district  to  which  goods  are 
removed. 

Courts— The  Supreme  Court  of  the  North-West  Territories  has 
jurisdiction  in  all  civil  and  criminal  matters.  There  is  no  other 
court.  Justices  of  the  Peace  have  jurisdiction  in  disputes  between 
masters  and  servants.  In  claims  for  debt,  where  the  amount  or 
balance  claimed  does  nol  exced  S100  a  simple  and  special  procedure 
isi  provided,  without  formal  pleadings.  The  Court  consists  of  five 
judges,  who  reside  at  various  points  in  the  Territories.  Each  judge 
has  jurisdiction  throughout  the  Territories,  but  usually  exercises 
the  same  in  his  own  judicial  district.  Appeal  lies  to  the  Court  en 
banc.  And  from  Court  en  banc  directly  to  Privy  Council,  without 
appeal  to  the  Srpreme  Court  of  Canada,  if  desired  and  in  certain 
cases. 

Decedent's  Estates — An  officer  known  as  the  Public  Adminis- 
trator is  a j. pointed  for  each  Judicial  District,  or  such  part  thereof 
as  may  be  desirable,  who  administers  the  estate  if  no  application  be 
made  for  probate  or  administration  within  one  month  after  decease 
of  any  person.  He  also  takes  possession  of  any  neglected  property 
of  deceased.  Application  is  made  to  a  judge  in  chambers  for  an 
order  for  executor,  administrator  or  public  administrator,  to  adver- 
tise for  creditors,  notice  to  send  in  claims  is  given  by  advertisement, 
which  must  be  verified  by  statutory  declaration,  also  stating  securi- 
ties held  and  value  thereof.  Distribution  is  made  after  time  named 
in  the  order.  Claimants  not  filing  within  time  limited  do  not  share 
in  the  distribution,  but  may  follow  property  into  hands  of  person 
receiving  same.  Administrators  and  public  administrator  must  pass 
accounts  before  the  judge  within  two  years  after  grant  of  letters. 

In  administration  simple  contract  and  specialty  debts  rank 
equally,  but  judgment  debts  have  a  priority. 

Devolution  of  Estates — Both  real  and  personal  property 
descend  and  are  distributed  in  the  same  manner.  The  English 
Statutes  of  Distribution  govern,  except  that  no  husband  whose  wife 
died  on  or  after  the  1st  Jan.,  1887,  is  entitled  to  any  estate  by  the 
courtesy  in  the  land  of  his  deceased  wife,  but  he  has  the  same 
right  therein  as  a  wife  has  in  the  personal  property  of  her  deceased 
husband.  And  after  the  12th  June,  1901,  the  property  of  any  man 
dying  intestate  and  leaving  a  widow  but  no  issue  shall  belong  to 
such  widow  absolutely  provided  that  prior  to  his  death  she  has 
not  left  him  and  lived  in  adultery  after  leaving  him.  This  is 
retroactive  as  to  the  property  of  any  person  dying  before  12th 
June,  1901.  in  case  no  portion  of  the  estate  of  such  person  has  then 
been  distributed.  The  mother  of  any  person  dying  intestate  after 
that  date  without  a  wife,  child  or  father,  shall  be  entitled  to  the 
whole.  In  the  distribution  of  both  real  and  personal  property  of 
any  woman  dying  intestate  illegitimate  children  shall  have  the  same 


184         Tin:   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — N.-W.   TEBRlTORIEa 


rights  ;is  il"  legitimate.  In  the  event  of  an  illegitimate  child  dying 
intestate  and  without  issue  mother  takea  both  real  aud  personal 
property. 

Dower — There  is  n<>  dower,  but  widow  baa  the  same  right  in 
the  lands  of  her  deceased  husband  as  if  tiny  were  personal  property. 

Evidence — Witnesses  are  examined   viva   7006  in  open  court,  l"it 

the  jadge  may  order,  upon  sufficient  reason  being  shewn,  proof  by 
affidavit,  interrogatories  <>i-  examinatioa  before  a  commissioner  or 
examiner.  Evidence  taken  in  one  cause  may,  by  leave  of  a  judge, 
lu-  read  in  any  other  canse  or  muter. 

Examination  of  Judgment  Debtor— When  a  judgment  or 
order  is  for  the  recovery  or  payment  of  money,  the  party  entitled  to 

enforce  it  ran  obtain  an  ex  parte  order  for  the  examination  of  the 
del  it  or,  or  in  the  case  of  a  corporation,  of  any  officer  thereof,  as  to 
whether  any  and  what  debts  are  owing  to  the  debtor,  and  whether 
the  debtor  has  any  and  what  means  of  satisfying  the  judgment  or 
order.  The  examination  is  for  the  purpose  of  discovery  only,  and  nn 
order  is  to  be  made  mi  the  evidence  given.  It  may  be  used  on  any 
subsequent  proeeedi 1 1. irs  between  the  same  parties,  or  between  the 
execution  creditor,  and  any  transferee  <>t  the  property  and  effects 
hi  the  execution  debtor,  or  in  any  proceeding  to  obtain  payment 
directly  or  indirectly,  whether  by  attachment  of  debts,  equitable 
execution  or  otherwise. 

Execution— May      issue      immediately      after      judgment.        An 

Execution  expires  iii  two  years  unless  renewed.  Execution  may  be 
stayed  on  special   grounds  on  motion  t<>  a  judge,  who  may  impose 

terms   as    to   security,    &C. 

Tin-re  is  qo  priority  between  execution  creditors.  Sheriff  holds 
proceeds  of  sale  sixty  days,  and  then  distributes  proportionately 
among  all  execution  creditors,  who  then  have  executions  in  his 
hands,  retaining  his  ices  and  extra  costs  of  creditor  it  whose  in- 
stance and  under  whose  execution  the  Beixure  and  levy  were  made. 
Employees  of  the  execution  debtor  are  entitled  to  be  paid  their 
wages,  doI  exceeding  one  month's,  in  priority,  and  shire  pro  rata 
with  the  other  creditors  as  to  the  residue,  it  any,  of  theii  claim. 

Execution  shall  not  issue  againsl  any  partnership  property, 
except  mi  a  judgmenl  against  the  firm.  A  judgment  creditor  of  n 
partner  may.  however,  apply  in  chambers   for  a  charging  order  on 

partner's     interest    in    the     partnership     property    and      profits,    with 

appointment  of  receiver,  directions  [or  iccounts,  &c. 

Exemption*    The  following  real  ami  personal  property  of  an 
ition   debtor  and   his   family   are   free   from  by   virtue 

<if  all   u  i .  ation: — 

l.  The    necessary   and    ordinary   clothing  <if    himself    ind   hi> 

famili  ; 

2    i    '     ■!.     household   furnishings,  dairy   utensils,  swim 
poultry  t.>  tin-  exti  at  of  five  hundred  dollars; 

':    The   a 'j    t 1   fur  the  familj    of  the  execution 

.•.hub   may  Include  grain   and   Hour  ible* 

ami  bar  prepared  for  dm  or  on  foot; 


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4.  Throe  oxen,  horses  or  mules,  or  any  three  of  them,  six  cows, 
six  sheep,  three  pigs  and  fifty  domestic  fowls,  besides  the  animals  the 
execution  del. tor  may  have  chosen  to  keep  for  food  purposes,  and 
food  for  the  same  for  the  months  of  November,  December,  January, 
February.  March  and  April,  or  for  such  of  these  months,  or  por- 
tions thereof  as  may  follow  the  date  of  seizure,  provided  such 
seizure  be  made  between  the  first  day  of  August,  and  the  thirtieth 
day  of  April  next  ensuing; 

5.  The  harness  necessary  for  three  animals,  one  waggon  or 
two  carts,  one  mower  or  cradle  and  scythe,  one  breaking  plough,  one 
cross  plough,  one  set  of  harrows,  one  horse  rake,  one  sewing 
machine,  one  reaper  or  binder,  one  set  of  sleighs,  and  one  seed  drill; 

6.  The  books  of  a  professional  man; 

7.  The  tools  and  necessary  implements  to  the  extent  of  .$200  used 
by  the  execution  debtor  in  the  practice  of  his  trade  or  profession; 

8.  Seed  grain  sufficient  to  seed  all  his  land  under  cultivation, 
not  exceeding  80  acres,  at  the  rate  of  two  bushels  per  acre,  defendant 
to  have  choice  of  seed,  and  fourteen  bushels  of  potatoes; 

9.  The  homestead,  provided  that  the  same  be  not  more  than 
160  acres;  in  ease  it  be  more  the  surplus  may  be  sold  subject  to  any 
lien  or  incumbrance  thereon; 

10.  The  house  and  buildings  occupied  by  the  execution  debtor. 
and  also  the  lot  or  lots  on  which  the  same  are  situite  according  to 
the  registered  plan  of  the  same  to  the  extent  of  fifteen  hundred 
dollars. 

The  debtor  is  entitled  to  choice  from  the  greater  Quantity  of 
the  same  kind  of  articles.  None  of  the  above  articles  except  food, 
clothing  and  bedding,  the  price  of  which  forms  the  subject  matter 
of  the  judgment  upon  which  the  execution  is  issued,  are  exempt  from 
seizure.  No  exemptions  in  case  of  execution  issued  upon  a  judgment 
or  order  for  the  payment  of  alimony.  In  case  of  death  of  the  execu- 
tion debtor,  the  exemptions  may  be  claimed,  if  the  property  is  in  the 
use  and  enjoyment  of  the  widow  and  children,  or  widow,  or  children, 
of  the  deceased,  and  is  necessary  for  their  maintenance  and  support. 

Foreign  Companies — No  foreign  company  having  gain  for 
its  object  or  a  part  of  its  object  shall  carry  on  any  business  in  the 
Territories  unless  and  until  it  shall  become  registered,  under  a 
penalty  on  Summary  Conviction  of  $50  per  day  against  the  Com- 
pany, any  agent,  representative,  etc.  Registration  consists  in  filing 
certain  statements,  appointing  an  attorney,  etc.  The  company  when 
registered  is  not  liable  to  any  license  fee  of  any  municipal  corpora- 
tion. It  must  make  returns,  appoint  and  keep  an  attorney  to  act 
for  it,  accept  service  of  process,  etc.  In  case  of  failure  to  keep  an 
attorney,  license  is  forfeited.  No  unlicensed  Company  shall  be 
capable  of  maintaining  any  action  in  any  Court  in  the  Territories. 
Ordinance  in  effect  does  not  apply  to  commercial  travellers  taking 
orders  for  goods. 

Frandulent  Conveyances — A  Judge  may  order  the  examina- 
tion of  an  execution  debtor  and  any  transferree  of  any  of  his  pro- 
perty before  an  examiner.  The  creditor  can  then  proceed  by  a 
summons  in  chambers  and  use  the  examinations  as  evidence. 


ISO         Mil     I    WAl'I.W    I. AW    LIST — N.-W.    rERRITORIES. 


Garuisliuitnt    See  Attachment  of  D( 

Insurance— Any  person  ma;  insure  hi-  life  for  the  benefit  of 
his  wife  and  children,  or  some  one  or  more  of  them,  or  by  \\ 
[.including  his  will),declare  that  anj  insurance  on  Ins  life  is  for  their 
benefit.  Such  insurance  is  uol  chargeable  with  debts,  and  does  uot 
form  part  of  the  estate  of  insured,  but  goes  directly  to  the  bene* 
hciuries. 

Interest  The  legal  rate  ie  5  per  cent.,  but  any  rate  uiaj  be 
agreed    upon. 

Joint  Stock  Companies    After  L2tfi  June,   1001,  my. 

assoc  partnership,  consisting  of  more  than  twenty   person* 

shall  be  formed  unless  registered  under  the  Companies'  Ordin 
or  formed  by  special  Legislation.     Three  or  more  persons  may  form 
a  company  by  signing  «  memorandum  of  association  in  the  prei 
of  ami  attested  bj   one  witness  :it   least,  which  is  forwarded  to  '□■• 

'  ompanies,  who  in  the  event  of  the  statutory  c< 
tions  beiog  complied  with  issues  his  certificate  >>r  incorporation 
under  liis  band  and  seal  of  office  and  the  Company  is  thereupon 
incorporated.  The  memorandum  of  association  may  in  the  case  of  a 
company  limited  by  shares  and  shall  in  the  esse  "t"  a  company 
limited  by  guarantee  or  unlimited,  be  accompanied  by  articles  of 
association,  signed  by  the  subscribers  to  the  memorandum  of 
cintion,  prescribing  such  regulations  as  they  may1  deem  expedient, 
which  in  effect  become  the  by-laws  of  the  Company.  (See  cap  20, 
Ordinances  of  N.  W.  T.  1901.) 

Justices  of  the  Peace— These  officials  have  jurisdiction 
t lit-« ■  1 1  —  1 1  the  Territories.  They  have  o  limited  civil  jurisdiction  in 
matters  between  masters  and  servant-,  and  in  regard  to  tresp 

animals  and  est  ray  animals. 

Judgments — Where   the    claim    is    for    a    debt    or    liquidated    de- 
mand, ami  no  ippearance  i-  entered  within  the  time  limited,  which 
varies,   plaintiff    can    enter    final    judgment    for    claim   and   • 
Appearance  may  be  struck  <>ut  on  a  4-day  summons  if  defendan 
no  defence  on  the  merits. 

Liens— "Where  goods  over  the  value  of  (15  are  sold  upon  condl* 
lion  that  the  right  of  property  or  possession  shall  not  pass  until  the 
payment  of  the  purchase  price,  ■  copy  of  the  agreement  "t"  Bale  with 
aftidnvit  of  bona  fides  mnst  be  filed  In  the  registration  district  within 

which  the  pur  Ides,  within  thirty  days,  or  th Her  cannot 

set  up  hi-  right  against  subsequent  purchasers,  mortg 

tors.    Tin  re  ii. nst  be  a  sufficient  description  "f  tie-  •-■ 1-  -old  -.>  that 

tiny  may  be  readily  and  easily  known  and  distinguished.    Tie 
expir.  s  in  two  yean  unless  renewed.     In  case  the  vendor  n 
the  goods  lie  uiii-t  retain  the  tame  for  twenty  days  i»  !■ 
during  which  time  the  purchaser  may  redeem,  ami  he  must  also  give 

I>ii rc li        :  e   of    t  he    -ah-. 

i.iiiiit.itii.n    of   Actions    Ail    actions    for    the    i. 
merchants'  accounts,  bill-,  notes,  ami  all  actions  <<(  debt   jcroii 
upon  any  lending  oc  other  contract  without  specialty  shall  i» 

•d    within  after   the  cause  "f  iUch   BCtlOO   a' 


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The  provisions  of  The  Real  Property  Limitation  Act,  1874,  being 
chapter  57  ol  the  Statutes  of  the  Imperial  Parliament,  passed  in  the 
37th  and  38th  years  ol  Her  Majesty's  reign,  are  declared  to  be  in 
force,  and  to  have  been  in  force  in  the  Territories  since  the  passing 
thereof. 

Judgments  and  contracts  under  seal  outlaw  in  120  years. 

Married  Women— In  respect  to  iand  acquired  after  Jan.  1st, 
1887,  they  have  all  the  rights  and  are  subject  to  all  the  liabilities 
iif  -i  j<  in  mi  sole,  and  may  in  all  respects  deal  with  land  as  though  un- 
married ("The  Land  Titles  Act,  1894,"  57-58  Vic.  c.  28,  Dom.). 

In  regard  to  personal  estate  their  position  is  not  altogether  clear. 
The  N.  \V.  T.  Act,  K.  S.  Can.  c.  50,  ss.  38-40,  declares,  that  "all 
wages  and  personal  earnings  of  a  married  woman,  and  acquisitions 
therefrom,  and  all  profits  of  any  occupation  or  trade  carried  on  by 
her,  separate  from  her  husband,  or  derived  from  any  literary  or 
artistic    skill,    and    all    investments    of    the    same,    are    free    from    the 

debts  or  dispositions  of  her  husband,  and  shall  be  held  and  enjoyed 

i,v  her,  and  be  disposed  of  without  her  husband's  consent,  as  fully 
as  if  she  were  a  femtrn  sole."  No  order  for  the  protection  of  the  same 
is  necessary,  t'of'session  by  the  husband  of  the  personal  property  of 
a  married  woman  shall  not  render  the  same  liable  for  his  debts.  A 
husband  is  not  by  reason  of  marriage  liable  for  the  debts  of  his  wife 
c(  mi-acted  before  marriage,  but  the  wife  and  her  separate  property 
shall  be  liable  therefor  as  though  she  had  continued  unmarried:  and 
a  husband  shall  not  be  liable  for  any  debts  of  his  wife  in  respect  of 
any  employment  in  which  she  is  engaged  on  her  own  behalf,  or  in 
respect  of  her  own  contract.  A  married  woman  may  sue  in  respect 
to  her  separate  property  IS  though  unmarried,  and  may  be  sued 
separately  in  respect  to  her  separate  debts,  contracts  or  torts  as 
though  unmarried. 

Con.  Ord.  N.  W.  T.,  c.  47,  declares  that  a  married  woman  shall 
in  respect  of  personal  property  be  under  no  disabilities  whatsoever 
heretofore  existing,  by  reason  of  her  coverture  or  otherwise,  but 
shall  in  respect  of  the  same  have  all  the  rights  and  be  subject  to  all 
the  liabilities  of  a  f<  mnn  sole. 

Real  Estate— The  Torrens  System  has  been  in  force  in  the 
Territories  since  1st  Jan.,  1887.  A  certificate  of  title  is  issued  to  the 
owner,  which  is  binding  upon  all  persons  including  the  Crown,  de- 
claring that  the  owner  is  entitled  to  the  estate  mentioned  in  the 
certificate  in  the  lands  therein  described,  subject  to  the  liens, 
encumbrances,  and  interests  mentioned  on  the  certificate.  The 
certificate  is  conclusive  evidence.  Whenever  any  dealing  takes  place 
in  regard  to  the  land  the  certificate  must  be  produced,  and  a  memorial 
of  the  dealing  endorsed  upon  the  certificate.  No  instrument  is  of 
any  effect  until  registered,  and  cannot  be  registered  without  the 
production  of  the  certificate.  Persons  entitled  under  unregistered 
instruments,  or  to  equitable  estates,  &c,  can  protect  their  interests 
by  caveat. 

The  whole  matter  is  set  out  in  "  The  Land  Titles  Act,  1894," 
57-58  Vic.  c.  28,  Dom.  Stats. 

Replevin — In  any  action  for  the  recovery  of  any  personal  pro- 
perty, and  claiming,  whether  alone  or  with  any  other  claim,  that  it 
was  unlawfully  taken,  or  is  unlawfully  detained,  the  plaintiff  may, 
at  any  time  after  the  issue  of  the  writ  of  summons,  obtain  a  writ 


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of  replevin  upon  filing  an  affidavit  of  himself  or  his  agent,  naming 
the  judicial  districl  in  which  the  property  is,  giving  description 
value  thereof,  Btating  thai  the  person  claiming  is  the  owner  or 
entitled  to  the  possession  thereof.  Further  stating  in  case  the  pro- 
perty was  taken  for  distress,  for  rent  or  damage,  feasant  thai  fact. 
Alro  Btating  if  the  possession  was  pit  by  fraud  the  particulars  t>; 
the  fraud.  The  plaintiff  must  enter  into  :i  bond  with  two  sureties 
iu  double  the  value  of  the  property. 

Service  of  Writs    Service  must,   generally,   be   personal.     It 
may  be  made  by  any  person  other  than  the  plaintiff.    In  certain  i 
a  judge  may  make  order  fur  substitutional  service  by  advertisement 
or  otherwise.     When  the  defendant  resides  outside  the  Territoi 
judge's  order  for  have  to  issue  a  wril   for  Berrice  ex  j.u-is  mm 
obtained,  which  order  states  the  time  for  ippearance. 

Taxes— I. ami    is   qo1    subjed    to  taxes   unless   it    is   situate   within 

a  municipality,  school  district  or  local  improvement  district. 

Land  may  be  Bold  for  arrears  of  I  ixes.     The  time  for  v- 

tion  is  one  year. 

"Wills— Every  person  may  dispose  of  by  will  all  real  and  per- 
sonal property  to  which  he  is  entitled  either  at  law  or  in  equity  at 

•  he   time   Of  his  death.      No   will   made   by   any    pel's. mi    under   tie 

Of   21    years   is    valid.      No   will    is    valid    unless    it    is    in    writing,    and 

signed  at  the  fool  or  end  thereof  by  the  testator,  <>r  by  some  other 
person  in  his  presence  and  by  his  direction;  such  signature  shall  be 
made  or  acknowledged  by  the  testator,  in  the  presence  of  two  or 
more  witnesses  presenl  at  the  same  time,  who  shall  attest  and  shall 
subscribe  the  will  in  the  presence  of  tin'  testator,  but  no  form  of 
ittestation  is  necessary.  Devise  (other  than  a  charge  for  the  pay- 
ment of  a  debt)  to  a  witness,  or  the  husband  or  wife  of  a  wi1 
is  void,  but  the  witness  may  prove  the  execution  Of  the  will.  No 
will,  codicil,  or  any  part  thereof,  shall  be  revoked  otherwise  than  by 
marriage,  <>r  by  another  will  or  codicil  executed  as  above  described, 
or  by  some  writing  declaring  an  intention  to  revoke  the  Bame,  and 
executed  in  the  manner  in  which  a  will  is  required  t ■ .  be  executed, 
<>r  by  tlie  burning,  tearing,  or  otherwise  destroying  the  same,  by  the 

■or.  or  by   some  person  in  his  presence  and   by  his  dirt 
with  the  intention  of  revoking  the  same. 


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mnapsis  of  t\jt  latos  nf  JJiaba  Gratia. 


Compiled  by  J.   M.   Chisholm,   Barrister,   Halifax,   N.S., 
of  the  Nova  Scotia  Bar. 


(Revised  to  1st  January,  190S, 

Arrest — In  causes  of  action  in  the  Supreme  Court  for  $20  or 
upwards,  whether  for  debt  or  damage,  where  the  creditor  can  prove 
to  the  satisfaction  of  a  judge  or  commissioner  such  cause  of  action, 
and  that  the  defendant  is  about  to  leave  the  province,  an  order  for 
arrest  can  be  obtained.  In  the  County  Courts  the  procedure  is  similar, 
but  jurisdiction  is  limited  to  $400.  The  defendant  is  entitled  to  his 
release  on  giving  security  by  bond  with  sureties  or  by  deposit. 

Barristers  and  Solicitors — A  Barrister  of  any  Superior 
Court  in  Great  Britain  and  Ireland  is  entitled  to  be  admitted  t*1 
practise  as  a  barrister  or  solicitor  on  producing  evidence  that  he  is 
a  barrister  and  of  good  moral  character. 

A  banister,  attorney  or  solicitor  of  any  Superior  Court  in  Her 
Majesty's  Colonies,  and  a  solicitor  of  any  Court  in  Great  Britain 
and  Ireland,  are  entitled  to  be  admitted  to  practise  on  producing  evi- 
dence that  he  is  such  barrister  or  solicitor  at  the  time  of  such  ap- 
plication and  upon  passing  the  usual  final  examinations. 

Barristers  of  Her  Majesty's  Superior  Courts  in  any  of  Her 
Majesty's  Dominions  in  vrhich  the  same  privileges  are  extended  to 
this  Province  on  producing  evidence  of  admission  and  good  stand- 
ing, are  entitled  to  admission  as  Barristers  of  the  Supreme  Court  of 
this  Province. 

Bills  of  Sale— Every  Bill  of  Sale  and  every  chattel  mortgage 
or  a  true  copy  must  be  filed  in  the  Registry  of  Deeds  for  the  District 
in  which  the  grantor,  if  a  resident  of  the  Province,  resides,  or,  if 
non-resident,  then  in  the  Registry  for  the  District  in  which  the  chattels 
are  situate.  The  consideration  must  be  sworn  to  by  the  grantor  or 
mortgagor  or  agent.  A  form  of  affidavit  is  prescribed,  and  it  must  be 
strictly  followed.  As  against  purchasers  and  creditors  a  bill  of  sale 
shall  only  take  effect  and  have  priority  from  the  time  of  tiling.  Bills  of 
Sale  and  Chattel  Mortgages  must  be  renewed  within  thirty  days  next 
preceding  the  expiration  of  three  years  from  the  filing  thereof,  otherwise 
they  cease  to  be  valid. 

Conditional  Sales — Every  agreement  for  the  sale  of  goods 
and  chattels,  and  a  hiring  or  lease  accompanied  by  immediate  delivery 
and  change  of  possession,  whereby  it  is  agreed  that  the  property  in  the 
goods  and  chattels,  or  a  lien  thereon  for  the  price  or  value  thereof,  shall 
remain  in  the  hirer,  lessor  or  bargainor  until  payment,  must  be  in  writ- 
ing and  signed  by  the  parties  and  accompanied  by  an  affidavit  of 
either  of  the  parties  thereto,  setting  forth  the  contract,  and  must  be 
filed  as  a  bill  of  sale  or  chattel  mortgage,  otherwise  it  shall  be  void 
as  against  the  creditors  and  subsequent  purchasers  and  mortgagees 
of  the  person  to  whom  such  chattels  are  hired,  leased  or  agreed  to 
be  sold. 


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Courts  and  Jurisdiction  of— The  Supreme  Court  has 
jurisdiction  in  criminal  and  civil  cases.  For  actions  on  contract  the 
claim  must  !"•  at  least  $20.  Ii  has  all  the  powers  of  the  Court 
. » t"  Chancery  iu  England.  The  County  Courts  hare  jurisdiction  in 
all  actions  tor  debt  where  the  amount  is  at  least  $20  but   nut  ex- 

ceeding  (400,  and  in  all  actions  tor  damages  nol  exc ling  (400,  and 

in   other   actions   subject    to   certain   exceptions. 

The  Court  for  Divorce   and    matrimonial    Causes  bas  jurisdiction 
an  tn  prohibited  marriages  and  •  li \ < >i <-.-. 

Courts  of  Probate  arc  established  in  each  county  "f  the  prot 
and  have  jurisdiction  over  the  estates  of  dec 
letters  testamentarj    or  letters  of  administration   in  the  county 
deceased  laet  dwell  or  where  tl  is  Bituate,  and  when 

power  i>  given  to  appoint  guardians  for  infants.  Hereafter  when  .i 
vacancy  shall  occur  in  the  "the-,,  of  Judge  of  Probate,  such  vacancy 
shall  not  be  filled,  and  the  contentious  business  of  the  district  shall  be 
assigned  to  the  Judge  of  the  County  Courl   for  thai   diBrict,  and  the 

rar  of    Probate   shall   have   the  same   powers  as   the  Judg 
Probate  now  has  in  relation  to  non-contentious  busint 

Municipal   Courts   are   established   in   each    incorporated 
town  and  municipal  corporation  or  police  division      Tie  -  •  sided 

over  by  Stipendiary   Magistrates  or  Reco  rcising  criminal  and 

civil  jurisdiction.  Justices  of  the  Peace  in  their  respective  counties  have 
similar  jurisdiction. 

Execution — May  issue  on  the  entry  of  a  judgment  by  default  in 
the    Supreme    and    Count]    Courts,    also    on    judgments    in    con, 
pending  an.  appeal   or  an   o  der   tor  a  stay    baa 
granted.      When   delivered     into   the    hands   of     the    Sheriff   it   binds 

ode  of  the  judgmenl  i  inst  all    i 

purchaser  without  notice.  The  lands  of  the  judgment  debtor  are 
not  bound  by  the  issue  of  an  execution,  but  are  by  the  recording 
in  tiie  Registry  of  Deeds  of  a  certificate  of  the  docket  of  judgment, 

and   may    be    sold    by   levy   under  execution   alter  one   year   from    the 

date  of  the  recording  of  such  certificate.     Title  to  the  land-  i-  . 
l>v  deed  from  the  sheriff  to  the  purchaser. 

Imprisonment  for  Debt  umhr  execution  has  beea  abolished, 
except  in  case  a  debtor  is  about  to  leave  the  Province;  in  case  of  his 
disobeying  a  Judge's  or  Commissioner's  order  tor  payment  by  instal- 
ments; where  the  judgment  is  in  resped  of  a  i alty  or  a  rate  or 

tax;  where  the  judgment    i>  against   a   defaulting  trustee  or  solicitor, 
ditor  who  has  a  judgmenl  can  examine  hi-  debtor  a-  to  hi-  means 

and  ability  to  pay  the  debt  before  a  judge  or  a  < miasioner,  ami  the 

debtor  may  l tiered  to  pay  the  debt  by  instalments.     The  following 

property  is  exempt  from  execution;  The  necessary  wearing  apparel, 
beds,   bedding  ami  bedsteads  of  the  debtor  ami  his  famii. 

boUM    furniture   and    utensils    for   dome-tie    use,    ten    volumes    of    b 

ami  fishing  net-,  the  value  of  which  i-  not  to  •  - 

fuel,  meat,  fish,  Hour  and  vegetables,  actually  provided  for  family  use, 

not   more  than  sufficient   for  the  ordinary  consumpth f  the  debtor 

ami  his  family  for  .".ti  days,  ami  not  exceeding  in  value  the  sum  • 

One  cow,  two  sheep,  and  one  hog,  and  f I  therefor  foi 

ami   implements  of.  or  chattels  ordinarily   used  in  tin'  debt 

B,   to   tin:   valUl 

Insolvency      The  Statute  entitled   "  T         \  A 

il  distribution  of  the  property  of  debt"  i 


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a  confession  of  judgment,  any  transfer  of  property  or  other  trans- 
action made  or  given  by  a  debtor  with  intent  to  binder  <»r  delay  his 
creditors  to  be  invalid.  Judgments  by  confession  and  transfers  of 
property,  if  followed  by  an  assignment  by  the  debtor  for  the  benefit  of 
his  creditors  within  sixty  days,  shall  be  presumed  to  have  been  made 
with  intent   to  delay  creditors   and   to   be   an    unjust    preference. 

Any    person    may    assign    bis    estate    in    trust     for    his    creditors    to 

the  official  assignee  (appointed  by  the  Governor  in  Council)  for  the 
county  in  which  he  resides  within  the  Province,  provided  the  credit- 
ors consent. 

The  requisite  machinery  is  provided  for  the  ultimate  realization 
of  the  estate,  and  its  distribution  among  creditors  who  shall  prove 
their  claims  and  file  same  with  the  assignee. 

Garnishment- Debts  due  a  judgment  debtor  may  be  attached 

or    garnish 1.     The     wages     of     a     servant.      laborer      or      workman 

shall  not  be  subject  to  attachment  unless  the  debt  amounts  to  or  exceeds 
8-40,  and  if  the  debt  exceeds  $40    it  shall  be  bound  only  as  to  the  excess. 

Interest-Tile  laws  of  Canada  regulate  this.  Interest  is  recov- 
erable on  all  written  agreements  to  pay  a  specific  sum  at  a  specific  time, 
and  also  on  accounts  current  where  in  the  course  of  dealing  between  the 
parties  interest  has  been  paid,  or  where  there  is  an  express  oral  agree- 
ment to  paj  interest, 

Judgments — In  actions  to  which  the  defendant  does  not  appear, 
judgment  may  be  entered  in  ten  days  after  the  service  of  the  writ  where 
the  cause  of  action  is  a  liquidated  debt  or  a  money  claim.  In  all  other 
cases,  in  default  of  appearance,  an  order  of  a  judge  for  judgment  must 
be  obtained.  A  defendant  may  by  his  warrant  of  attorney  authorize  a 
judgment  to  be  entered  upon  against  him  on  the  issuing  of  the  writ. 

Limitation  of  Actions — Trespass  for  assault,  battery, 
wound in«  or  imprisonment,  actions  on  the  case  for  words  and  prose- 
cutions for  taking  illegal  interest,  must  be  brought  within  one  year; 
actions  for  trespass  to  lands,  assumpsit,  detinue,  trover,  replevin,  debt 
grounded  upon  any  lending  or  contract  without  specialty,  for  rent 
account  or  upon  the  case  within  six  years.  Actions  for  the  recovery  of 
lands,  moneys  secured  by  any  mortgage,  judgment  or  lien,  or  otherwise 
chargeable  upon  any  land  or  rent  or  any  legacy,  and  actions  upon  any 
deed,  covenant  or  instrument  under  seal,  shall  be  brought  within  twenty 
years.  Part  payment  or  acknowledgment  in  writing  will  extend  the 
period  of  limitation. 

Married  Women — A  married  woman  may  carry  on  busi- 
ness, sue  and  be  sued,  in  the  same  manner  as  if  unmarried.  To 
carry  on  a  separate  trade  she  must  file  the  written  consent  or  license 
of  her  husband  and  register  a  certificate  or  declaration  specifying  her 
intended  business  and  the  place  where  she  proposes  to  carry  it  on.  She 
may  hold  property,  real  and  personal,  free  from  the  debts  or  control 
of  her  husband  and  may  contract  in  relation  thereto  and  she  has 
the  same  remedies  against  all  persons,  including  her  husband,  for 
the  protection  and  security  of  her  property  as  if  she  were  a  femme,  sole. 
She  has  right  of  dower  in  her  husband's  real  estate,  and  can  dispose 
of  her  property  by  will  in  the  same  manner  as  if  she  were  sole  and 
unmarried,  but,  if  the  will  is  made  without  the  husband's  consent, 
the  latter  has  the  right  of  election  between  the  provision  made  for 
him  in  the  will  and  his  rights  as  tenant  by  the  courtesy. 


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Registry— Deeds  executed  in  the  province  must  be  executed  In 
the  presence  ol  a  witness,  wbo  ^haii  make  oath  ol  iu  execution  be 
Barrister  or  J.  i'.,  or  a  Notary  Public  "r  the  party  making  the  det  d  may 
acknowledge  its  execution  under  oath  before  any  of  the  said  function- 
aries. Deeds  may  be  proved  <>ut  of  the  Province  as  well  in  Foreign 
Countries  as  in  the  British  Dominions  by  the  oath  of  a  subscribing 

Dees,  to  be  administered  bj   a  Commissi ir  appointed  to  take  affidavits 

out  of  the  province,  b)  a  Judge  of  a  Court  of  1  term-, l,  by  a  Bfayor  of  any 
oicy,  a  justice  of  the  peace  or  a  notary  public,  who  shall  certify  I 
attestation.     When  the  certificate  is  made  by  a  Justice  of  the  Peace  it 
must  be  authenticated  by  a  Notary  Public     When  tin-  deed  is  proi 
a  Foreign  Conntry  any  Public  Minister,  Ambassador  or  Consul  "i 
consul  from  the  Court  of  Great  Britain  may  administer  such  oath. 

To  bind  lands  all  deeds,  judgments  and  attachments  shall  be 
registered  in  the  office  of  the  county  or  district  in  which  the  lands 
lie,  and  unregistered   deeds  or  mortgages  shall    I  gainst  »iny 

subsequent  purchaser  or  mortgagee  for  valuable  consideration,  who 
shall  first  register  his  deed  or  mortgage. 

<  iiants  fn«m  tin-  <  !rown  must  also  be  recorded. 

"Wills — No  person  under  the  age  of  21  years  can  make  a  will.    A 
married  woman  without  her  husband's  consent  can  make  a  wil 
will  is  valid  unless  in  writing,  Bigned  at  thr  fool   bj    tie-  testatoi 
some  person  in  his  presence  and  by  his  direction      The  execution  must 

be  acknowledged  in  the  presence  of  two  nr  moi'i- witnesses,  who  shall  at- 
test and  subscribe  in  the  presence  of  the  testator.  Change  of  domioile 
will  not  revoke  the  will.  Marriage  will,  except  where  the  will  is  made 
in  exercise  of  a  power  of  appointment.  Property  Bitnate  within  tin- 
pro  vi nee  disposed  of  by  will  or  other  instrument,  intending  to  tak< 
after  death,  of  the  value  of  "."..(inn.  after  payment  of  all  debts  an 
penses,  is  subject  to  a  succession  duty,  if  testator  has  not  certain  rela- 
tives. This  duty  is  also  chargeable  npon  intestal  the  value 
whereof  i              -  i  000,  in  the  absence  of  certain  relativi 

-The  estate  of  a  person  dying  intestate  is  invarial 
ministered  by  the  Court  of  Probate,  but  the  Supreme  Court   baa 
diction  in  an  administration    action    1>\    a    creditor  to  administer  tie- 
.•st. it.-  in  that  Court.     In  the  Probate  Court  administration 
first  to  the  widow  or  next  of   kin,  and   if   the]   do  not  voluntarily  t:. 
renounce,  then  it  is  committed  to  the  principal  creditor.     The  adminis 
r  is  required  to  file  a  bond  with  sureties,  also  an  inventor)  of  Loth 
real  and  personal  est    '  in  be  eited  to  a  final  accounting  at  tl 

Of  18  months.     Be  has  do  title  to  the  real  estate  except  in  oases  where 
the  personalty  is  insufficient   to  paj   the  debts      In  the  latt< 
application  to  the  Court  a  license  to  sdl   the   real  estate  or  buA 
thereof  to  pay  the  debts  is  granted  on  the  administrator  tiling  u  Loud 
for  tie-  due  application  of  the  moneys.     The  creditors  are   requu 
file  their  accounts  with  the  administrator,  dulj  atb         < 
tribntion  of  the  estate  of  a  deceased  insolvent   the  funei 
the  expenses  attending  the  last  illness  ol  and  the  admit 

tion  are  first  paid:  next,  clerks,  domestit  '  rent   un- 

paid in  full  when  not  more  than    a 

■  Mils  ;    hlstU  .  all  otle  I 

filing  attested  claimt  I  I  ion. 


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ignopsis  of  t\)t  Xalus  of  (Dntario. 


Compiled   by   Macdouell   &   Boland,    of   the    Toronto    Bar. 


(Revised  to  1st  January,  l'JOS.) 

Arrest  for  Debt,  Absconding  Debtors — When  a  creditor 
has  a  claim,  or  a  party  has  a  cause  of  action  of  $100  or  over,  and 
can  show  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Judge  that  he  has  such  claim  and 
tbat  there  is  reasonable  and  probable  cause  for  believing  that  the 
debtor,  or  party  against  whom  such  cause  of  action  exists,  is  about  to 
leave  the  Province  with  intent  to  defraud  his  creditors,  an  order  for 
arrest  may  be  granted. 

Assignments— Must  be  made  to  the  Sheriff  of  the  County 
where  the  debtor  resides  or  carries  on  business,  unless  the  majority  (in 
number  and  value)  of  the  creditors  having  claims  of  $100  or  over 
consent  to  the  appointment  of  some  other  person.  The  assignment 
must  be  filed  within  five  days  after  execution,  and  notice  inserted  in 
the  Ontario  Gazette  in  the  issue  next  after  five  days  after  execution, 
and  not  less  than  twice  in  one  newspaper,  at  the  least;  for  default 
there  is  a  penalty  of  $25  per  day.  The  assignor  may  be  examined 
on  a  resolution  of  the  creditors  or  inspectors,  without  the  procur- 
ing of  a  judgment. 

Bankruptcy— There  is  no  bankruptcy  act  in  force  in  this  Pro- 
vince, but  a  debtor  may  make  an  assignment  for  the  benefit  of  credi- 
tors and  ensure  a  ratable  distribution  of  his  assets. 

Bills  of  Exchange  and  Promissory  Notes— These  are 
subject  to  the  commercial  law  in  respect  to  days  of  grace,  presentation 
for  payment,  notice  and  protest.  Notes  only  bear  interest  from  the 
date  of  maturity,  and  then  at  the  legal  rate,  five  per  cent.,  unless 
the  rate  and  time  are  expressly  mentioned  on  the  face.  Loss  of  a  bill 
or  note  does  not  prevent  collection,  but  payee  must  be  indemnified. 
The  rules  of  the  common  law  of  England,  including  the  law  merchant, 
apply  to  bills  of  exchange,  promissory  notes  and  cheques. 


194  Till:   I    WAI'lW    LAW    LIST— ONTARIO. 


Bills  of  Sale  and  Chattel  Mortgages— These  must 
be  registered  within  live  days  in  the  office  of  the  (  ountj  Court  Clerk 
rise  they  are  void  as  against  creditors,  except  where  there  is 
an  immediate  deliver;  and  an  actual  and  continued  change  of 
session  -I  the  property.  There  are  bpecial  regulations  regarding 
chattel  in-  ad  bills  of  sale  in  the  territorial  and  provisional 

districts,  both  .-is  to  place  of  filing  and  time  of  filing.  Affidavits  of 
execution  musl  sko*  the  date  of  the  execution  of  the  mortgage,  and 
where  the  affidavil  of  bona  fides  is  made  by  an  agent,  or  by  an  officer 
of  ;m  incorporated  company,  ii  must  state  that  sucb  agent  or  offio 

acquainted  with  all  the  circumstances  con ited  with  the  transaction. 

Chattel  mortgages  must  l"-  renewed  yearly, 

Conditional  Sales  of  Chattels— When  there  is  a  sale 
of  manufactured  goods  and  possession  is  given,  but  the  intention  i 
the  ownership  thereto  Bhall  not  pas-.,  a  subsequent  purchaser  or  • 
gagee  without  notice  in  good  faith  for  valuable  consideration  is  pnt  on 
enquiry  as  to  whether  they  have  been  fully  paid  for,  if  the  name  an.) 
address  of  the  manufacturer  or  vendor  is  painted,  printed,  <>r  other*  iae 
plainly  attached  thereto,  bul  such  sale  is  only  valid  as  against  such 
subsequent  purchaser  or  mortgagee  when  evidenced  in  writing,  signed 
by  the  original  bailee  or  his  agent.  The  above  provision  does  not 
apply  to  lions, •hold  furniture,  nor  to  cases  where  the  bailor  or  vendor 
within  ten  days  from  the  execution  of  any  receipt  note,  time  receipt, 
order  or  other  instrument  evidencing  the  bailment  or  conditional  sale, 
files  the  same  or  a  copy  thereof  with  the  Clerk  of  the  County  Court. 
but  pianos,  organs  or  other  musical  instruments  are  not  included  in 

the   term   household    furniture. 

Contracts— Contracts  for  sale  of  goods  over  $40     require  part 
performance  ur  to  be  in  writing,  otherwise  thej  are  anenforcable.     <  on 
tracts  made  on  Sunday  (with  few  exceptions!,  and  contracts  contrary  to 
public  pulley  or  of  an  immoral  character,  are  illegal. 

Courts,     Jurisdiction      of— Iu     money     claims     on  contract 

the  jurisdiction  of   the  Division  Court  extends   to   1200   in  liqui 

claims.  /.,•..  those  settled  l>\  acts  or  signature  of  the  pan  |100  in 

unliquidated  claims,  that  of  the  County  Court    I 

tively,   and    that  of  the  High    Court  claims   beyond    these  amo 

but  the   parties   may   agree   in    Writing   before   the    lasue   <»f  the   writ. 

that   the  County  Court   shall  have  jurisdiction  in  any  cause  or  action 

for  a  liquidated   claim. 

Commissions — When  n   witness  resides  out  of  the  Province  an 
order  may  be  made  to  take  Ins  e\  idence  on  commission. 

Exccntion-Tn    the     County    Court     and  urt    execution 

may  issue  immediately  upon  entrj  ol  judgment,  m 
of  the  Court  or  Judgi       I  mual  be  renewed  b  expire 

i  ion   of   thi  from   the    date   ol    thi  if.     In   the 

ion  Court,  where  the  jndgment  is   recovered    for   140   or   m  ■ 
exola  scntion  mi]  issui    directed  to  the  sheriff, 

and  will  bind  the  lands  of  th(  debtor  in  the  lame  manm  itions 

i  from  thi-  bigh<  led  in  the  <  'one:         I 

High  Court    an  directed  against  bol  I  inds  cannot 

I  for  one  Mar  from  tin-  time  tin   wnt  i-  deliver)  crifT, 

bul  debtor  '  lands  are  bound  from  date  of  delivery  to  the  Sin-riff. 


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Exemptions — The  exemptions  from  seizure  under  execution 
and  distress  are  enumerated  in  tin-  Revised  Statutes,  chap.  77.  and  con- 

iily  of  :  — 

(1)  Red,  bedding  and  bedsteads  in  ordinary  use. 

(2)  Necessary  and  ordinary  wearing  apparel. 

(3)  One  cooking  stove  with  pipes,  one  heating  stove  with  pipes,  sew- 
ing machine,  30  vols,  books,  all  spinning  wheels  and  weaving 
looms,  and  a  large  number  of  articles  of  furniture,  cooking 
utensils,  etc.,  in  all  not  to  exceed  the  value  of  9 150. 

(4)  All  necessary  fuel,  meat,  fish,  flour  and  vegetables,  not  more 
than  sufficient  for  ordinary  consumption  of  debtor  and  family  for 
30  days,  and  not  exceeding  in  value  the  sum  of  8  10. 

{,">)  One  cow,  6  sheep,  4  hogs  and  12  hens,  in  all  not  to  exceed  the 
value  of  |75 ;  also  food  for  them  for  30  days. 

(6)  Tools  and  implements  of,  or  chattels  ordinarily  used  in  the 
debtor's  occupation,  to  the  value  of  $100;  but  a  specific  article 
claimed  as  exempt,  and  valued  at  over  $100,  may  be  sold  by  the 
sheriff,  if  there  are  not  other  goods  sufficient  to  satisfy  the' 
execution,  and  the  amount  bid  for  the  article  exceed  $100  and 
the  cost  of  sale  in  addition. 

(7)  Bees  reared  and  kept  in  hives  to  the  extent  of  fifteen  hives. 

On  the  death  of  the  debtor  these  goods  go  to  the  widow  and 
family,  and  the  debtor,  his  widow  or  family,  may  select  out  of  any 
larger  number  the  chattels  exempt  from  seizure. 

Examination  of  Judgment  Debtor — A  judgment  debtor  may, 
without  an  order,  he  examined  as  to  his  property  at  the  time  debt  is 
incurred  and  his  disposal  of  the  same,  aud  in  the  higher  courts  the 
transferee  may  also  he  examined  under  order:  any  person  in  pos- 
session of  property  of  the  execution  debtor  may  also  be  examined 
under  order.  On  examination  in  the  Division  Court  the  Judge  may 
order  the  debtor  to  pay  the  debt  in  such  way  as  he  deems  proper, 
and  in  default  may  issue  an  order  for  committal. 

Fraudulent  Conveyances  —  Conveyances  in  fraud  of 
creditors  are  void.  Preferences  by  insolvents  are  void.  Conveyances 
by  debtors  attacked  within  sixty  days  or  made  within  sixty  days  before 
an  assignment  for  the  benefit  of  creditors  are  presumed  prima  facie  to 
be  made  with  intent  to  defraud  or  prefer. 

Garnishment— Debts  clue  the  debtor  may  be  attached  iu  the 
Division  Court  at  the  time  of  the  issue  of  the  summons,  but  in  the 
County  Court  and  High  Court  only  after  judgment.  Debts  due  for 
wages  or  salary  cannot  be  attached  except  as  to  any  excess  over  the  sum 
of  $25,  and  then  only  to  the  extent  of  the  excess.  Where,  however,  the 
debt  has  been  contracted  for  board  or  lodging,  and  in  the  opinion  of  the 
Judge  the  exemption  of  $95  is  not  necessary  for  the  support  and  main- 
tenance of  the  debtor's  family,  or  where  the  debtor  is  an  unmarried 
person  having  no  family  depending  on  him  for  support,  the  exemption 
does  not  apply. 

Interest — The  legal  rate  is  five  per  cent.,  and  where  no  agree- 
ment and  interest  is  payable,  that  is  the  rate.  Interest  is  allowed  on 
any  sum  payable  by  virtue  of  a  written  agreement  from  the  time 
in  writing  the  sum  becomes  payable,  and  on  accounts  from  the  time 
notice  is  given  demanding  interest. 


190  THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


Judgments— Where  defendant  does  not  defend,  judgment  may 
be  entered  in  the  highei  uourte  Don  days  after  Bervice  of  the  writ  in  the 

aotion.    The  practioe  provides  in  nmnv  cases  for  tin-  pro  Miring  of  sp,  ed) 

judgment  after  appearance  where  a  proper  ease  is  made  out.  In  die 
Division  Courts  in  default  of  appearance,  judgment  may  be  entered 
in  ten,  fifteen  or  twenty  days  after  service,  according  to  the  residence 
of  the  defendant. 

Limitation  of  Actions— Actions  of  account  must  be 
i  ht  wit  hi  ii  six  years  after  cause  of  action  arises  on  contracts  under 
seal,  twenty  years  alter  cause  of  action  arises.  Actions  00  the  cov- 
enant on  a  mortgage  made  after  1st  duly,  1894,  must  be  brought 
within  ten  years.  Pari  payment,  or  acknowledgement  In  writing,  will 
extend  the  time  of  action,  Promissory  notes  and  accounts  are  pre- 
scribed or  outlawed  in  six  years  from  the  time  they  become  due,  or 
from  last  payment,  or  acknowledgement  in  writing. 

Married  Women— Every  contract  hereafter  entered  Into  by  I 
married  woman  otherwise  tlnui  as  an  agent: 

-hall  be  deemed  to  be  a  contract  entered  into  by  her 
With  respect  to  and  to  bind  her  separate  property,  whether  she  is  or  is 
not  in  fact  possessed  of  or  entitled  to  an\   separate  property   at  the  time 

when  she  enters  mto  such  contract,  and  it  shall  not  he  necessary  in 
any  proceeding  to  prove  as  a  fact  any  separate  property  at  the  time 
when  such  contract  was  entered  into  or  subsequently. 

|/>|    Shall    hind   all    separate   property  which    she   ma\   at  tlie   t. 

thereafter  he  entitled   to:    ami  shall  also  !>•■  enforceable   bj 

process  of  law  against   all  property  which   she   may  thereafter  whili 
covert  possess  or  be  entitled  t". 

The  will  of  a  married  woman  -peaks  from  death. 

Registry  of  Deeds—  Instruments  for  registry  must  contain 
a  sufficient  description  of  the  property  mentioned,  and  the  execution  !>• 
verified  by  affidavit  in  proper  form  of  a  subscribing  witness  present  rit 

the  time  of  signature,  or  to  whom  signature  is  acknowledged.     I Is 

ted  outside  of  the  Province  require  thai  the  affidavil  of  execution 
by  ih.'  subscribing  witness  should  be  sworn  before,  if  executed  m 
Quel : 

A  -I h.Il'*-  or  Prothonotary  of  the  Supreme  Courl  or  Cl(  rk  "f  tin 
( lircuit  t 'ourt. 

Or  before  a  Commissioner  authorized  under  the  laws  of  Ontai 
take  in  Quebec  affidavits  in  and  for  any  of  tic  Court-  oi  Record  in  the 
Province  of  Ontario. 

Or  before  any   Notary  Public  in  Quebec,  under  his 

seal. 

(2)   If   made    ii  Britain   or    Ireland,   before  a  Jodge  of  th< 

Supreme   Court  of  Judicature  in  England  or  Ireland,  or  of  the  Court  ol 
us.  or  the  Justiciar]  Court  in  Scotland. 

Or  I  f  any  of  the  Count]  Courts  within  hit  county, 

iir  before  tin  Mayor  oi  <  i  :.  f  Magistrate  of  uny  city,  borough  or 
town  .  under  tie 

borough  or  town  < 

or  before  a  Commissioner  author!  itfai  la  the 

Supreme  Court  of  Judicature  in  England 


THE    CANADIAN"    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO.  197 


Or  before  a  Commissioner  authorized  by  the  laws  of  Ontario  to 
take,  in  Great  Britain  or  Ireland,  affidavits  in  and  for  any  of  the  Courts 
of  Record  of  the  Province  of  Ontario. 

Or  before  a  Notary  Public  certified  under  his  official  seal. 

(3)  If  made  in  any  British  colony  or  possession,  before  a  Judge  of  a 
Court  of  Record  or  of  any  Court  of  Supreme  Judicature  in  the  colony. 

Or  before  the  Mayor  of  any  city,  borough  or  town  corporate,  and 
.certified  under  the  common  seal  of  the  city,  borough  or  town,  or  before 
a  Notary  Public,  certified  under  his  official  seal. 

Or  if  made  in  the  British  possessions  in  India,  before  any  magis- 
trate or  collector  certified  to  have  been  such  under  the  hand  of  the 
Governor  of  such  possession. 

(4)  If  made  in  Ontario,  before  the  Registrar  or  Deputy  Registrar 
of  the  county  in  which  the  land  lies. 

Or  before  a  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Judicature. 

Or  before  the  Judge  of  a  County  Court  within  his  county. 

Or  before  a  Commissioner  authorized  by  the  High  Court  to  take 
affidavits.     Registration  gives  priority. 

"Wills— Must  be  in  writing,  signed  at  the  foot  by  the  testator  in 
the  presence  of  two  witnesses,  both  present  with  him  at  the  same  time 
and  who  in  his  presence  and  at  his  request,  and  in  the  presence  of  each 
other,  sign  their  names  as  witnesses.  A  legacy  or  devise  to  a  witness, 
or  to  the  husband  or  wife  of  a  witness,  is  void.  An  executor  may  be  a 
proper  witness.     AH  wills  are  revoked  by   marriage.     Except: 

(</)  When  it  is  declared  in  will  that  same  is  made  in  contemplation 
of  marriage. 

{!>)  When  the  wife  or  husband  of  the  testator  elects  to  take  under  the 
will  by  an  instrument  in  writing  signed  by  the  wife  or  husband,  and 
filed  within  one  year  after  the  testator's  death  in  the  office  of  the  Surro- 
gate Clerk,  Toronto. 

(c)  When  the  will  is  made  in  the  exercise  of  power  of  appointment, 
and  the  real  or  personal  estate  thereby  appointed  would  not,  in  default 
of  such  appointment,  pass  to  the  testator's  heir,  executor  or  adminis- 
trator, or  the  person  entitled  as  the  testator's  next  of  kin,  under  the 
Statute  of  Distributions. 

A  minor  cannot  make  a  valid  will.  There  is  now  a  succession  duty 
pavable  on  property  passing  on  the  death  of  the  owner,  made  up  on  a 
scale  provided  for  in  the  Act,  according  to  the  amount  of  the  estate  and 
the  relations  inheriting.  In  the  administration  of  the  estate  of  a  de- 
ceased person,  any  person  in  the  employment  of  the  deceased  at  death,  or 
one  month  prior  thereto,  shall  have  priority  to  the  extent  of  three 
months'  wages  or  salary  over  ordinary  or  general  creditors. 


I'.is 


THE    I    INADIAN    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO. 


INTESTACY. 


PERSONAL!  Y. 


Wife  ana  child  or  children 


Ij  the  Intestate  die  leaving:     Hit  periatrial  representative* take  thv 

<  >ne  third  goes  bo  wife,  rest  to  child  or 
ohildren  ;  if  children  dead,  then  to 
their  lineal  descendants,  exoept  snob 
child  i>r  ohildren  (not  beirs-at-law) 
who  had  estate  by  settlement  of  in- 
testate or  were  advanced  by  bim  in  his 
lifetime  eqnal  to  the  other  shares. 
Half  to  wife;  rest  to  next  of  kin,  in 
eqnal  degree  to  intestate,  or  their 
legal  representatives,  or  if  00  next 
of  kin,  to  the  Crown.  By  1- 
r_'7.  sec.  12,  in  the  case  of  a  man 
dying  after  the  1st  of  July.  1896,  the 
Wife  only..  .  .^     widow  i6  entitled   to    whole   estate 

where  it  does  not  exceed  11,000,  and 
if  it  exceeds  that  amount,  then  sin- 
is  entitled  to  81,000  absolutely.  and 
her  Bhare  in  remainder  of  es- 
tate in  addition. 


No  wife  or  child 


'  All  to  the  next  of  kin,  and  to  their  legal 
(      representatn 


All  to  him.  her  or  them. 


Child,  children  or  their   repre- 
sentatives   

Children  by  two  wives Equally  to  all. 

If  no  child,   ohildren   or   repre     All    to   next  of  kin,  in  equal  degree  to 
sent  ; 

Child  or  grandchild  by  deceased    Half  to  child,  half  to  grandchild,  who 

takes  bj  representation. 

|  Half  to  him  and    half  a-  if  he  had  pre 

deoeased   into 
i  me  thud  to  basband  and  two-tl 

obil  i  ■ 

and  mother    Half  to  . 

mother,  brotbei  illj  t"  all. 

and  brotl  ter  ..  ..Whole  to  them  equally. 

Half       to       w 

brotl  hut 

nephews  and  aieees  t 
....Half  I 

■ 

mother,  and   one  fourth    t 
i      and   nieces 


child 

Husband  only  

Husband  ami  child  or  children  . 


Wife,    mother,    brotl 
and  nieces  or  <■■ 


Wife,     mother, 




nephews     and 


THE   CANADIAN1    LAW    LIST — ONTARIO.  199 


Wife,     brother     or     sister     and  '  Half  to  wife,  half  to  brothers  and  sisters 

mother    (      and  mother  equally.  (Stat,  of  Car.  II.) 

JV]  other  only The  whole. 

Wife  and  mother Half    to    wife    and     half    to  mother. 

Brother  or  sister  of  whole  blood, ) 

and  brother  and  sister  of  half  I  Half  to  each. 

blood   j 

Posthumous   brother   or    sister,  I  TT   1£  ,  , 

and  mother   ,  IIalf  to  eaoh' 

Posthumous    brother   or   sister,  \ 

and  brother  or  sister  born  in  <-  Half  to  each. 

lifetime  of  father ) 

Father's    father    and    mother's)  TT  ,,  .  , 

mother    ,  Half  to  each 

Uncle's  or  aunt's  children,  and] 

brother's    or    sister's     grand-  -  All  equally, 
children j 

Grandmother,  uncle  or  aunt    ....All  to  grandmother. 
Two  aunts,  nephew  andniece. . .  .All  equally. 
Uncle  and  deceaseduncle's  child.  .All  to  uncle. 
Uncle  by  a  mother's  side, and  de- 1  . ,,  .  , 

ceased  uncle's  or  aunt's  child,  f  °  unc  e' 

Nephew  by  brother,  and  nephew  )  „        ,, 

by  half  sister    ....  J  E^MY'  Ver  capita. 

Brothers  or  sisters,  and  nephews  I  Nephews    or    nieces  take  per  stirpes, 

or  nieces     /      others  equally. 

Nephew    by    deceased    brother,] 

and   nephews   and   nieces   by  l  Equally,  per  capita. 

deceased  sister j 

Brother  and  grandfather All  to  brother. 

Brother's  grandson  and  brother)   . ,,  ,     j        ,  , 

or  sister's  daughter |  AU  to  daugh*er. 

Brother  and  two  aunts All  to  brother. 

Brother  and  wife    Half  to  each. 

Mother  and  brother   Equally. 

Wife  and  mother,  and  children  (Half  *°  ^e,  one-fourth  to  mother, 
of  deceased  brother  or  sister. .         one-fourth  to  deceased  brother's  or 

I.     sister  s  children  per  stirpes. 

Wife,  brother  or  sister,  and  ( Half  to  wife,  one-fourth  to  brother  or 
children  of  deceased  brother-  sister  per  capita,  one-fourth  to  deceas- 
or  sister {     ed  brother  or  sister's  child  per  stirpes. 

Brother  or  sister  and  children  of  ,  Half*°  bf°Ser  or,  Sjster  P'r  '«&&* 
a  deceased  brother  or  sister. .  ,      half.  l°  <*ildren_of  deceased  brother 

(     or  sister  per  stirpes. 

Grandfather  and  brother All  to  brother. 

The  fifth  section  of  R.  S.  O.  c.  127,  enacts  that  the  real  and 
personal  property,  whether  separate  or  otherwise,  of  a  married  wo- 
man in  respect  of  which  she  dies  intestate,  shall  be  distributed  as 
follows:  One-third  to  her  husband  if  she  leaves  issue,  and  one- 
half  if  she  leaves  no  issue,  and  subject  thereto  shall  go  and  devolve 
as  if  her  husband  had  predeceased  her. 


200  Till:   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— ONTARIO. 


REALTY. 

Realtj  descends  to  personal  representatives,  whether  the  deceased 
died  testate  or  intestate,  sinoe  1st  July,  L886.  In  case  ot  iotestaoy,  to 
be  distributed  in  the  same  way  us  personal  estat  ls  follows: 

R.  S.  O.  c.  127,  s.  4,  s.-s.  2:  A  widow  is  entitled  to  elect  whether 
she  will  take  dower  or  a  distributive  share  of  her  deceased  hus- 
band's real  estate. 

It.  S.  O.  c.  127.  ".:  A  husband  entitled  to  curtesy  may,  by 

deed  executed  within  six  calendar  months  ot  bis 
take  curtesy  in  lieu  of  a  distribntive  share. 

It.  S.  O.  c.  127,  s.  0:  The  father,  mother,  brothers  and  sisters  of 
an  intestate  dying  without  issue  are  to  share  equally  in  real  and  per- 
sonal estate,  to  the  exclusion  of  grandfather  and  grandmother. 

R.  S.  O.  c.  127,  s.  13,  ff.  make  provision  as  to  real  estate  not  dis- 
posed of  or  conveyed  by  an  executor  oi  administrator  within  three 
years  after  decease  of  the  testator  or  intestate,  and  for  the  registration 
by  the  executors  or  administrators,  of  a  cant  ion,  daring  that  time  to 
prevent  its  vesting  in  the  heirs  or  devisees,  in  rase  it  may  be  neces- 
sary for  them  to  deal  with  it  further  in  the  fulfilment  of  their  duties. 

R.  S.  O.  c.  127,  ss.  50  and  57:  Where  an  inheritance,  or  a  share 
of  an  inheritance,  descends  to  several  persons,  they  shall  take  as 
tenants  in  common;  and  descendants  and  relatives  of  the  intestate 
begotten  before  his  death,  but  born  thereafter,  shall  inherit  in  the 
same  manner  as  if  they  had  been  born  in  his  lifetime  and  had  survived 
him. 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND.    201 


Synopsis  of  t\)t  laltrs  of  |3rhtc£ 
(BMtmrft  Island, 


Compiled  by  Haszard  &  Gaudet,    Barristers,  Charlottetown, 
of  the  Prince  Edward  Island  Bar. 


(Revised  to  1st  January,  1903.) 

Arrest — In  causes  of  action  in  the  Supreme  Court  for  $32  or 
more,  whether  for  debt  or  damages,  but  before  final  judgment,  where 
the  creditor  can  prove  to  the  satisfaction  of  a  judge  such  cause  of  action, 
and  that  the  defendant  is  about  to  leave  the  Province  with  the  intention 
of  defrauding  his  creditors,  an  order  for  arrest  can  be  obtained. 

After  final  judgment  the  debtor  can  be  arrested  if  it  can  be  shown  to 
the  satisfaction  of  a  judge  that  he  has  fraudulently  made  away  with  his 
property. 

In  the  County  Courts  the  procedure  is  similar,  but  the  jurisdiction  is 
limited  to  $150. 

Bankruptcy — If  any  person  being  in  insolvent  circumstances 
or  unable  to  pay  his  debts  in  full,  or  knowing  himself  to  be  on 
the  eve  of  insolvency,  gives  a  confession  of  judgment  with  intent 
in  giving  such  confession  to  defeat  or  delay  his  creditors  wholly  or 
in  part,  or  to  give  one  or  more  creditors  a  preference,  such  con- 
fession shall  be  null  and  void  as  against  his  other  creditors.  If  such 
transaction,  with  or  for  a  creditor  has  the  effect  of  giving  that 
creditor  a  preference  over  the  other  creditors  it  shall  in  and  with 
respect  to  any  action  or  proceeding  which  within  GO  days  thereafter 
6hall  be  brought  to  impeach  or  set  aside  such  transaction,  be  pre- 
sumed to  have  been  made  with  the  intent  aforesaid. 

Barristers — A  barrister  of  any  court  in  Great  Britain  or  Ire- 
land, or  an  attorney,  solicitor  or  barrister  of  any  British  Province  or 
Colony,  and  who  shall  have  resided  in  this  Province  12  months  previous 
to  making  application  for  admission,  shall  be  entitled  to  be  admitted  to 
practice  as  an  attorney  and  barrister  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  this  province, 
on  his  producing  a  satisfactory  certificate  bearing  date  within  six  months 
previous  to  the  commencement  of  his  residence  in  this  island  from  a  judge 
of  the  court   to  which  he  belongs,  of  his  being  at  the  bar  or  on  the  rolls 


202   THE   CAXA1HAX    I. AW    LIST — PBINOE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 


of  such  court,  and  "f  his  being  in  actual  practice  at  the  time  when  such 
certificate  was  granted,  and  that    be  has  conducted  himself  with  oredit 
and  reputation  since  he  was  called  to  the  bar,  and  that  he  is  ■ 
good   moral  character,  and,  if  required  by  the  Judges  of  thi 

Court    "I     this  island,  shall  suhlnit  himself  to  anil  pass  a  aatisfaCtOl 
animation  touching  his   fitness  and  capacity. 

Bills     of      Sale     and     Chattel      MortgaRts-  It      is      neces- 
sary   that     the    Original    shall      he    tiled     111    the    offiOS    Of    the     PfOthOl 

of  the  Supreme  Courl   in  the  county  where  the  go  ud  shall  be 

accompanied  by  an  affidavit  of  the  grantee  i  t  hie  agent  setting  forth  the 
bona  fidei  of  the  transaction  and  that  the  debt  isjustlj  and   trulj  owing, 
otherwise  it   shall   he   void   as  against    assignee  for  creditors  poi 
era, and  execution  creditors  who  have  executions  in  the  - 

Conditional  Sales -See  Bills  of  Sale  and  Chattel   Mortgagee; 

Courts     and     Jurisdiction     of— The     Supreme     Court     has 
jurisdiction  in  all  actions  for  damages  and  in  debt  for  |32  and  upv 

The  County  Courts  have  jurisdiction  in  all  actions  for  debt  where 
the  amount  does  not  exceed  f  150,  and  in  all  actions  for  damagi 

exceeding  the  same   amount,    except    where   the   question  of  title  to  land 

is  in  dispute,  when  they  have  no  jurisdiction. 

The  Court  of  Probate  is' established   in  Charlottetown  for  the  whole 
province  and  has  jurisdiction  over  the  estates  of 
to  grant  letters  testamentary  or  letters  of  administration. 

Municipal  Con  iblished  in  Charlottetown  and  Summer 

side.     These  are   presided  over   by  stipendiary   mi  l-int; 

criminal  and  civil  jurisdiction.     There  is  also  a  stipendiary  magisl 

for  each  county  in  the  Island,  who  has  similar  jurisdiction  outside  of  the 
towns. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  in  their  respective  counties  have  similar 

diction. 

Execution— May    issue    on    the    entry    of    ■    judgment    in    the 
Supreme  Conrl  (except  v.  irrant  of  attorney  and  the 

defeasance  thereof  gives  time  for  payment),  and  Count]  Courts 
pending  an  appi 

When  delivered  into  the  hands  of  she  sheriff  it   hinds  the  g 
the  judgment  debtor  against  all  persons  except  ■  bona  n,i,  pnrchasi 

The  lands  of  a  judgment  debtor  are  bound  bj  the  entry  of  tb< 
men!.  Providing  a  minute  lias  been  filed  with  the  judgment,  and  m 
Bold  at  an}  time  after  sii  months  from  the  issu.  of  scat 

a  minute  must  he  till  d  ever)    ten  yean  in  order  t"  keep  the  lat 
bound  as  against  subsequent  purchasers  or  inoum  brand 

Imprisonment   for  Debt      under  execution  ban  l»s-n  aboil* 
litor  Who  has  a  judgment  can.  however,  examine  hit 

and  abilitj  to  paj  thi  di  bl  before  a  Judge, and  the  debtor  no 
paj  the  debt  bj  instalmi  nts. 

Tin-  following  propert)    is  exempt  from  execution:  The  necessary 
g  apparel  ana  bedding  of  the  debtor  and  bis  family  and  th< 
:'  le  '.r  calling,  ti\ e  pounds  in  i 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND.    203 


Garnishment — Debts  due  a  primary  or  judgment  debtor  may 
be  attached  or  garnisheed. 

Interest— The  laws  of  Canada  regulate  this.  Interest  is 
recoverable  on  accounts  current  when  in  the  course  of  dealing  between 
the  parties  interest  has  been  paid,  or  where  there  is  an  express 
agreement  to  pay  interest.  It  is  also  recoverable  on  promissory  notes 
from  their  due  dates,  and  of  course  on  all  agreements  in  writing  to  pay 
interest. 

Judgments— In  actions  to  which  defendant  does  not  appear, 
judgment  may  be  entered  in  eight  days  after  service  of  writ  when  the 
cause  of  action  is  a  liquidated  debt  or  money  claim  and  where  the  writ 
lias  been  specially  endorsed.  In  cases  where  the  writ  has  not  been 
specially  endorsed  (if  for  debt)  judgment  cannot  be  entered  till  plaintiff 
has  filed  particulars  and  declaration,  with  notice  to  plead  in  eight  days. 
when  judgment  shall  be  final. 

Where  action  is  for  damages  and  defendant  does  not  appear,  dam 
ages  must  be  assessed. 

Limitation  of  Actions — Actions  of  trespass,  detinue,  trover, 
replevin  and  debt,  within  six  years.  Actions  of  trespass,  assault, 
battery,  wounding  and  imprisonment,  within  one  year. 

Actions  for  the  recovery  of  lands,  moneys  secured  by  mortgage, 
judgment  or  lien,  or  otherwise  chargeable  upon  any  land,  and  actions 
upon  any  deed,  covenant  or  instrument  under  seal  shall  be  brought 
within  20  years.  Part  payment  or  acknowledgment  in  writing  will 
extend  the  period  of  limitation. 

Married  'Women — A  married  woman  is  entitled  to  have 
and  to  hold  as  her  separate  property  all  real  and  personal  property 
which  she  shall  acquire.  She  may  sue  or  be  sued  in  her  own  name 
in  regard  to  her  separate  property.  To  carry  on  a  separate  trade 
she  must  get  a  protection  order.  She  has  the  right  of  dower  in  her 
husband's   lands. 

Registry — Deeds  executed  in  the  Province  must  be  executed  in 

presence  of  a  witness,  who  shall  make  oath  of  its  execution  before  the 
Registrar  of  Deeds,  or  before  a  Commissioner  for  taking  acknowledg- 
ment to  deeds,  or  the  party  executing  the  deed  may  acknowledge  its 
execution  before  either  of  the  said  functionaries. 

Deeds  may  be  proved  out  of  the  Province  as  well  in  Foreign  Coun- 
tries as  in  the  British  Dominions  by  the  oath  of  a  subscribing  witness 
to  be  administered  by  a  commissioner  appointed  to  take  acknowledg- 
ment to  deeds  out  of  the  Province  by  a  Judge  of  a  Court  of  Record,  by  a. 
Mayor  of  any  city,  or  by  a  Notary  Public,  or  the  grantee  may  acknow- 
ledge the  execution  before  any  of  them. 

To  bind  lands  all  deeds  must  be  registered  in  the  registry  office  for 
the  county  in  which  the  lands  are  situated.  (There  is  no  registry  office 
in  Kings  County,  and  deeds  of  lands  in  that  County  must  be  registered 
in  Queens  County).  And  unregistered  deeds  or  mortgages  are  void 
against  any  purchaser  or  mortgagee  for  valuable  consideration  who  shall 
first  register  his  deed  or  mortgage. 

Wills— No  person  under  the  age  of  21  years  can  make  a  will.  A 
married  woman  as  regards  her  separate  property  can  make  a  will  without 
her  husband's  consent.       Otherwise  his  consent  must  be  obtained.     No 


~204    THE    I    WUHAN    LAW    LIST — PRINCE  EDWA11D  islam. 


will  ia  valid  unless  in  writing,  Bigned  at  the  fool  bj  the  testator.  He 
most  Biga  111  the  presence  of  two  witnesses  who  must  both  be  present  at 
ime  time  and  both  see  the  testator  and  eaoh  other  sign.  Change 
of  domicile  will  ool  affeot  the  will.  .\I  trriasge  will,  exoept  where  tin-  will 
i-  made  in  exeroise  of  a  power  of  appointment. 

Property  Bitnated   within  the   Province  disposed   "f  by   will,  if  it 

amounts  in  value  to  *:i.0()(),  after  payment  of  all    debts   and    BX] 
subject  toa  succession  duty  if  testator  baa  not  certain  relatives. 

This  duty   is  ; « 1 — •  i   chargeable    upon    iul  bates,   the   value 

whereof  ei  $3,0  K),  in  the  absence  "f  certain  relatives. 

Intestacy— The  estate  of  a  person  dying  iutestate  is  adminis- 
tered  by  the  Court  of  Probate,  but  tne  Court  ol   Chancer)    has  juri 
t i. >n  in  an  administration  by  ;i  ere  litor  to  a  (minister  thi  that 

Court.  In  the  Probate  Caurl  administration  is  granted  first  to  the 
willow  or  next  of  kin.  and.  if  thej  do  not  voluntarily  take  or  renounce, 
then  it  is  committe  1  to  the  principal  oreditor.     The  administi 

I  to  file  a  bond  with  sureties,  also  an    inventory  of  Loth    real   and 
and  can  be  cited  to  a  final  acoounting  at  the  end 
months,     lie  lias  n. i  title  to  the  real  oept    m    oases   where  the 

personalty  i~  insuffi  lient  to  pay  the  debts.     In  the  latter  ease  on   appli- 

to  the  Court  a  license  to   «-\\  the  re  1 1  es  a  ififioient  t 

to  pay  the  debts,  is  granted.  The  creditors  are  required  to  file  their 
accounts  with   the  administrator  duly  attested   I 


THE    CANADIAN'    LAW    LIST — QUEBEC.  205 


%mopsis  of  t\)t  §5afos  of  (Qiute. 


Compiled   by    Blair    &    Laverty,    Advocates    of    the    Quebec 
Bar,   Montreal. 


(Revised  to  1st  January,  1903. J 

Arrest  for  Debt — The  debtor  is  liable  to  arrest  by  capias  ad 
respondendum  when  the  creditor's  claim  amounts  to  $50  or  upwards, 
upon  production  of  an  affidavit  of  the  plaintiff,  or  his  agent,  setting 
forth  one  or  more  of  the  following  facts: — 

1.  That  the  debtor  is  about,  immediately,  to  leave  the  Provinces 
of  Quebec  and  Ontario,  with  intent  to  defraud  his  creditors  in 
general,  or  the  plaintiff  in  particular. 

2.  That  he  has  secreted,  or  made  away  with  his  property  and 
effects,  or  is  immediately  about  to  do  so  with  like  intent. 

3.  That  he  is  a  trader,  has  failed  to  meet  his  payments,  and 
has  refused  to  make  judicial  abandonment  of  his  property  for  the 
benefit  of  his  creditors. 

Capias  will  not  issue  if  the  debt  be  contracted,  or  is  made  pay- 
able, without  the  limits  of  the  Province  of  Quebec  or  Ontario,  nor 
does  it  lie  against  clergymen,  septuagenarians  or  females. 

Assignments — In  the  absence  of  an  insolvent  law  our  Code  of 

Procedure  enacts  that  a  creditor  holding  an  unsecured  claim  of  $200  and 
upwards  may  make  a  demand  upon  his  insolvent  debtor  to  file  a  judi- 
cial abandonment  of  his  property  for  the  benefit  of  his  creditors,  and  in 
default  of  the  debtor  filing  within  two  days  a  written  consent 
to  abandon  and  making  the  abandonment  within  four  days,  he 
may  be  arrested,  and  the  Court  may  appoint  a  provisional  guardian  to 
take  possession  of  his  estate.  If  tbe  insolvent  debtor  has  absconded  the 
Court  may  make  a  like  order.  Subsequently,  upon  the  advice  of  the 
creditors,  a  curator  is  appointed  by  the  Court,  who  takes  charge  of  the 
debtor's  estate,  subject  to  the  supervision  of  the  creditors  and  tbe  order 
of  the  Court.  The  curator  realizes  the  estate  and  distributes  the  pro- 
ceeds, the  costs  and  privileged  claims  ranking  first,  and  afterwards  the 
ordinary  claims  pro  rata.  The  debtor  is  not  discharged  by  this  aban- 
donment from  his  debts;  the  law  merely  provides  for  the  equit- 
able distribution   of   the  estate    and   the   suspension   of  proceedings 


20li  THE   CANADIAN    LAW   LIST— QUEBEC. 


by  individual  creditors  oarrying  ooeta  against  the  estate.  Judgment 
can  be  entered  against  an  insolvent  debtor  notwithstanding  the  aban< 
donment  if  the  olaim    !><•   not   prescribed,    i>ut    th<  ■  not  rmik 

against  the  estate.      If   the   creditor  making  the  demand  of  abai 
menl  in    a  non-resident  he  mnsl  give  s  special  power  of  att 

i  to  act  on  his  behalf,  and  must  at  the  same  time  die  his  Bworn 
claim,  supported  by  voachers. 

The   order   of   privileged   claims   on   movable    property    Is    •■ 
follows:  tli  Law  costs  and  all  expenses  incurred  In  the  interest  of 
the  mass  of  the  creditors.     (21  Tithes.     f31  The  claims  of  the  ven- 
dor.    (4i  The  claims  of  creditors   wh<>  have  a.   riiiht   of  pledge  or 
retention.     (5)  Funeral  expenses.     (6)  The  expenses  of  last  Uli 
(7i  Municipal    taxes.      (8)   Landlord's    claim.      (9)  Servants'    w 
and  sums  due  for  supplies  of  provisions.     tl<n  Claims  of  the  Crown 
againsl  persons  accountable  for  its  moneys.    The  privileges  specified 
under  numbers  •"».  »'>,  7.  '.»  and  1<>.  extend  to  all  the  movable  property 
at  the  debtor.     The  others  are  special  and  effect  only  some  parti- 
cular objects.  The  unpaid  vendor  of  a  thing  has  two  privileges:  (o) 
a  righl  to  revendicate.     (s)  The  righl  of  preference  upon  the  price. 
in  the  case  of  an   insolvent   debtor  these   rights   must   be  exen 
within  thirty  days  after  delivery.     The  right  to  revendicate  is  sub- 
ject to  tour  conditions:  ill  The  sale  must  have  been   foi   cash, 
The   thing   must    still   be  unused,   and   in   the   same  condition. 
auist   not  have  pass,..!   into  the  hands  of  a   third  party   who  has  paid 
for  it.     idt  Th«>   right    must   he  exercised    within    eight    days 
delivery,  saving  above  provision  concerning  insolvent  trad< 

! 

Attachments—  1 H    property  of  ;i  debtor  can   he  attached  hefore 
judgment   as  well   in   his  own   hands  as   in   the  possession  of  third 
parties  when  the  amount   claimed  exceeds  $5,   upon  the  production 
of  an  affidavit  Betting  forth  any  of  the  charges  which  are  ref< 
to  under  the  head  of  '•.\rre~i   for  l>.  la."  with  this  difference,  that 
there  an-  no  restrictions  as  to  the  place  where  the  claim  w 
or  made  payable,  .and  intent  to  leave  the  Province  of  Qui 
is  a   sufficient   ground.     Attachment   for  rent   requires  no  affidavit. 
Attachment  after  judgment  in  the  bands  of  third  parties  I 
nv  the  service  upon  them  of  ;i  writ  ordering  them  to    retain  whal 
effects  or  moneys  they  ma\    hold  belonging  to  th«'    debtor,  or 
they   may   hereafter    owe  him.  and     requiring    them    io   ■■*; 
specify    the   same,    and    upon    their   delivering   over 
moneys,    is  ordered  by  the  Court,  they  obtain  aj  udicial   disci 

a    I     tiservatory    attachment     may   he     had     where    there    :-    qo 

remedy  equally  convenient,   beneficial   ami     effectual   upon    tic 
duction  of  an  affidavit  showing  cause. 

Bills      of      Exchange      and      Promissory      Notes     I  I 

ra  is  governed  bj   the  Bills  of  Bxohangi  mada 

which  applies  to  nil  the  provin 

Bills    of    Sale    and    Chattel    Morte,..-- 
tel  mortgage  in  this  province.     Bills  of  sale  of  movabli 

mud.',  hut  cannot  be 

i    of   the  prop. it  \    and    the   -mi, 
th.>  creditor. 

Costs     Including  the  fees  of  attorneys  as  fixed  by  tariff,  treU 

t    the    losi 

•  to  irt)  himself.     A  lion  resident  pi 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW   LIST— QUEBEC.  207 


can  be  required  to  furnish  security  for  the  costs  which  may  be  incurred 
by  the  defendant,  and  to  produce  a  power  of  attorney  authorizing  his 
legal  attorney  or  other  resident  to  prosecute  the  action. 

Commissions— In  the  case  of  witnesses  residing  out  of  the  pro- 
vince, commissions  may  i*sue  to  take  the  evidence  ul  such  witnesses 
apou  interrogatories  and  cross-interrogatories  which  have  been  allowed 
by  the  Court.  Attached  to  the  commission  are  instructions  for  its 
execution.  An  open  commission  can  only  issue  by  consent  of  the 
parties. 

Courts,  Jurisdiction  of —The  Province  is  divided  into  judicial 
districts,  and  a  debtor  must  be  summoned  before  the  Court  of  the 
District  where  (1)  he  has  domicile,  (2)  he  is  personally  served,  (3) 
the  right  of  action  accrued  or  (4)  before  the  Court  of  the  place 
where  the  whole  or  pari  of  his  property  is  situated,  when  he  has 
left  his  domicile  in  the  Province  or  has  never  had  such  domicile  and 
the  cause  of  action  has  not  arisen  therein,  (5)  before  the  Court  of 
the  place  where  the  contract  was  made. 

The  following  are  the  principal  Civil  Courts  of  the  province:  (1)  The 
Circuit  Court,  which  has  jurisdiction  in  most  cities  to  the  extent  of  ft  100, 
uid  else  where  to  the  extent  of  $200.  There  is  no  aDpeal  from  the  judg- 
ment of  this  Court  when  the  amount  claimed  is  under  8100.  (2)  The  Su- 
perior  Court,  which  has  original  jurisdiction  in  all  civil  matters  of  what- 
soever nature  and  in  suits  involving  an  amount  over  the  Circuit  Court 
jurisdiction.  The  Appellate  Courts  are  :  (1)  The  Superior  Court  sitting 
in  Review,  which  is  presided  over  by  three  judges  of  the  Superior  Court, 
and  which  sits  only  in  the  cities  of  Montreal  and  Quebec.  (2)  The  Court 
of  Kitty's  Bench  |  appeal  side  ),  which  is  presided  over  by  five  judges,  and 
which  also  has  its  sittings  only  in  the  cities  of  Montreal  ami  Quebec  at 
specified  times.  When  the  amount  involved  is  under  $2,000,  the  judg- 
ment of  this  Court  is  final;  when  the  amount  exceeds  this  sum  or  the 
suit  has  reference  to  fees,  etc.,  of  the  Crown,  or  future  rights,  an  appeal 
lies  to  the  Supreme  Court  of  Canada  sitting  at  Ottawa.  If  the  amount 
involved  exceeds  £500  sterling,  an  appeal  also  lies  to  the  Privy  Council 
in  England,  whose  decision  is  final.  An  appeal  also  lies  in  certain  cases 
direct  from  the  Superior  Court  sitting  in  review  to  either  the  Supreme 
Court  or  the  Privy  Council. 

Execution— In  commercial  matters  and  cases  of  a  summary 
nature,  execution  can  issue  eight  days  after  judgment  against  the 
debtor's  property  and  effects.  In  other  cases  execution  can  only  issue 
at  the  expiration  of  15  days  from  date  of  judgment.  It  may  issue  be- 
fore the  above  delays  upon  the  filing  of  a  special  affidavit  showing  suffi- 
cient cause.     (See  "  Attachments  Against  Property.') 

Exemptions — The  debtor  may  select  and  withdraw  from 
seizure:  (1)  The  bedding,  etc.,  in  use  by  himself  and  his  family, 
(2)  ordinary  wearing  apparel,  (3)  two  stoves,  their  pipes  and  other 
accessories,  (4)  other  household  effects  to  the  value  of  $50;  one  sew- 
ing machine:  50  volumes  books;  family  portraits;  (5)  fuel  and  food 
for  three  months,  ((i)  one  span  horses  and  plow  or  one  yoke  oxen, 
(7)  one  winter  and  one  summer  vehicle  with  harness,  used  carter  or 
driver  for  earning  his  living,  (8)  one  cow,  two  pigs,  four  sheep  and 
agricultural  tools  generally,  (0)  tools  and  implements  or  other 
chattels  ordinarily  used  by  debtor  in  his  profession,  art  or  trade  to 
the  value  of  $200  (10)  books  relating  to  his  profession,  art  or 
trade  to  ttie  value  of  $200,  (11)  bees  to  the  extent  of  fifteen  hives. 
Most  of  the  above  mentioned  articles,  however,  may  be  seized  and 


208  THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST—  Ql   1 


sold  when  the  suit  [s  to  recorer  the  price  of  their  purchase  <>r  when 
they  have  been  given  in  pawn.  The  following  are  exempt  from 
seizure:  (1)  Sacred  vessels  and  things  used  for  religious  worship, 
('_')  immovables  declared  by  donor  or  testator  <>r  by  law  t"  be  exempt 
from  seizure,  and  sums  of  money  or  objects  given  or  bequeathed  ra 
condition  <>(  unbeizability,  (3)  alimentary  allowances  granted  by  the 

Courl   and  sums  of  money  <>r  pensions  given  as  ali ty,  except  for 

debl  of  aw  alimentary  nature,  i4i  pay  and  pensions  of  persons  be- 
longing i"  the  Army  or  Navy;  fees  due  to  ministers  of  worship  for 
services,  etc.,  salaries  of  School  teachers,  salaries  of  City  or  Town 
Clerks,  salaries  of   Public  Officers,   with   the  exception  of  those  in 

the  servh (  the  Province  which  are  seizable  for  la)  one  tifth  when 

salary    does    nol    exceed    $1,000    per    annum,    il>»    one-quarter    from 

$1,000  to  $2,00i    per  annum,  (c)  one-third  for  all  salaries  es ding 

0;  (5)  all   other  salaries  and   wages   at    whatever   time  and  in 
whatever  manrer  payable  for:  (a)  four-fifths  when  they  do  m 
ceed  $3.00  per  day.  ihi  three-quarters  when  from  $3  to  $6  per  day, 

(c)  two thirds  when  they  exc 1  $C  per  day;  (6)  books  of  account, 

titles  of  debt  and  other  papers,   but  debentures,  promissory   d 
shares,  bank  notes,  etc.,  may  be  seized. 

Examination  of  Judgment  Debtor  If  execution  is  returned 
unsatisfied  the  creditor  may  summon  the  debtor  for  examination  as 
to  his  assets,  and  bave  an  order  issue  to  forca  him  to  produce  all 
books,  documents,  etc. 

Fraudulent  Conveyances— Creditors  may  in  their  own 
name  impeach  fraudulent  conveyances  made  bj  their  debtors  a 
gratuitous  conveyance  is  deemed   fraudulent,  if  tin-  debtor  be  insolvent 

at  tin-  time  of  making  it.     An  onerous  contract  made  by  a  debtor  with 
a  person  who  knows  him  to  be  insolvent  is  deemed  to  he  trandulei  I 
payment  mule  to  a  creditor   knowing  the  insolvency   i-  deemed  to  he 
fraudulent,  and  the  creditor  maj  !»•  ,■  impelled  t.>  restore  the  amount  or 
thine  received,  or  the  value  thereof,  for  the  benefit  of  the  creditors 

(•rally.        Suit     to    set    aside   a    fraudulent     conveyance    mu-t    i 

within  one  year  from  the  time  of  the  creditor  obtaining  a  know! 
thereof. 

Interest— The   legal    rate   of   interest    in    this    province    i-    •"    pet 
cent.,  hut  any  rate  maj  he  agreed  upon  between  the  parties.     Tin  i 
special  laws  restricting  the  rate  of  interest  with  regard  to  certain 
porations.      Int. rest  is  not  allowed  on  open   accounts  unless 

I  to. 

Judgments  in  commercial  .ases.  when  the  debtor  makes  default, 
can  he  secured  in  from  eight  to  ten  days  after  service.     If  not  api  ■ 
from  within  six  months,  judgments  are  final.    Judgment!  ribed 

by  th irtv  years,  hut  as  in  other  lases,  prescription  oan  '»•  interrupted  h\ 

ugs.     When  registered  against   an   immovabl. 
judgments  become  an  bypotheoarj  .hum.  with  rank  from  the  dal 
such  Jndgm<  ats  rendered  by  the  Courts  .  f  anj  other  pro 

vinOS  of  the   Dominion  m  a  suit   in  whieh  the  defendant  Dally 

I  in  that  province,  or  which  he  ha-  appeared,  are  binding  in 

this    province,    hut    a    new    action    must    he    ta'oui      based    upon 

Judgment,  before  the  same  can  he  rendered  executory  here.    Judg- 

I    out    of   the    Dominion    of   Canada    are    ,.f    BO    avail    in 

thii  province. 

Limitation    of    Action*  f..r     slander,    for     lib.  I,    for 

is  under  . 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — QUEBEC.  2CK> 


hotel  and  boarding  house  charges,  and  for  bodily  injuries,  are  prescribed 
by  one  year.  Actions  for  seduction,  for  damages  resulting  from  certain 
offences,  for  wages  of  workmen  hired  for  a  year  or  more  and  for  teach- 
ers' claims,  are  prescribed  by  two  years.  Actions  on  open  accounts, 
promissory  notes,  professional  fees,  and  commercial  matters  generally, 
are  prescribed  by  five  years.  Actions  for  rescission  of  contracts,  res- 
titution to  minors,  by  lesion,  for  rectification   of  tutors'   accounts,    and 

upon  architects'  and  contractors'   warranty,   are  prescribed  by  ten. 

years.     Actions  for  all  other  matters  are  prescribed  by  thirty  years. 

In  certain  cases  short  prescriptions  of  three  and  six  months  are 
specially  fixed.  These  apply  generally  to  actions  for  damage  against 
municipalities,  railway  companies  and  certain  public  corporations. 

Venue  in  Civil  Actions— In  personal  actions  the  primary  tri- 
bunal is  that  of  the  defendant's  domicile.  A  defendant  may  also  be 
summoned  before  the  Court  of  the  place  where  he  is  served  personally 
or  where  the  wliole  cause  of  action  arose. 

In  cases  where  he  never  resided  in  the  Province,  or   has   left   his 
domicile  therein,  but  has  property  there,  and  the  cause  of  action  did  not 
arise  in  said  Province,  he  may  be  summoned  before  the   Court  of  the. 
place  where  he  has  such  property. 

When  the  parties  to  a  deed  have,  for  the  purpose  of  such  deed,  made 
election  of  domicile  in  any  other  place  than  their  real  domicile,  all 
demands  and  suits  relating  thereto  may  be  made  at  the  elected  domicile. 
The  fact  of  dating  a  promissory  note  or  other  writing  whatever  at  a 
place,  or  making  it  payable  at  a  place,  other  than  that  where  it  was 
really  made  or  passed,  does  not  constitute  an  election  of  domicile  at 
such  a  place. 

Married  Women — Are  either  in  community  of  property  with 
their  husbands,  or  they  are  separate  as  to  property.  Separation  of  pro- 
perty must  be  agreed  on  by  ante-nuptial  contract,  or  may  be  ordered  by 
judgment  of  the  Court  upon  cause  shown.  In  the  absence  of  separation 
of  property  the  wife  can  hold  no  movable  property  in  her  own  name, 
except  what  may  be  willed  or  bequeathed  to  her  by  a  third  party  to  be 
ner  own  private  property.  The  husband  during  his  lifetime  has  the 
sole  administration  of  the  common  property,  but  at  his  death,  or  the 
dissolution  of  the  community  when  ordered,  the  wife  takes  one-half  of 
the  common  property.  The  husband  can  only  will  his  own  half.  Im- 
movable property  which  may  belong  to  the  wife  before  marriage,  or  com- 
ing to  her  from  her  parents  or  other* ancestors,  does  not  fall  into  the 
community,  but  belongs  to  her  ;  the  rents  of  such  immovable  property 
only  fall  into  the  community  ;  the  wife  when  separate  as  to  property  has 
the  administration  thereof,  but  in  the  sale  or  realization  she  requires  the 
authorization  of  her  husband,  or,  in  the  event  of  his  refusal,  of  a  judge. 
A  married  woman  may  be  a  trader,  but  she  must  register  her  intention 
of  carrying  on  such  trade,  and  unless  she  separate  as  to  property  is  her 
effects  in  trade  would  be  responsible  for  her  husband's  debts.  A 
wife  cannot  bind  herself  or  become  security  for  her  husband. 

A  wife  cannot  appear  in  judicial  proceedings  without  her  hus- 
band, or  his  authorization,  even  if  she  be  a  public  trader,  or  not  com- 
mon as  to  property;  nor  can  she  when  separate  as  to  property,  except 
in  matters  of  simple  administration.  If  a  husband  refuses  to 
authorize  his  wife,  the  Court  may  give  the  necessary  authorization. 

Sons-in-law  and  daughters-in-law  are  bound  to  maintain  their 
father-in-law  and  mother-in-law  who  may  be  in  want,  but  this 
obligation  ceases 

1.  When  the  mother-in-law  contracts  a  second  marriage ; 


210  I  III.    I    WAIMAN     LAW     LIST— <J1 


-.  When  the  consort  through  whom  the  affinity  existed  and  all 
the  children,  Iss >f  the  marriage,  ate  dead, 

The  obligations  which  result  from  these  provisions  are  reciprocal. 

Partnership     Commercial    par rships   must    be   registered   by 

declaration  tili-ci  in  the  office  of  the  Protbonotarj  of  the  Superior 
Uouri  for  the  l»isirict,  and  registered  in  the  registry  office  for  the 
registration  division,  in  which  the  business  of  the  partnership  is 
carried  on.  The  omission  to  file  ami  register  Buch  declaration  does  not 
render  the  partnership  null,  Imt  subjects  the  parties  to  a  penaltj  or 
tin,,    of   $200. 

Joinl  stock  companies  are  similarly  bound,  but  are  liable  in  case 
of  omission   to  file  and   register  such  declaration   as  aforesaid 
penalty  of  $400.     The  manager  of  Buch   company   being    liable  i"  a 
further  penalty  of  $200. 

Every  married  person  doing  business  as  trader,  whether  alone  or 
in  partnership  with  others,  shall  be  bound  under  tin-  above  men- 
tioned penalty,  sl'kii,  to  register,  in  the  office  <>f  the  Prothonotary  of 
the  Superior  Court  of  the  District  wherein  such  business  is  carried 
<ui.  within  sixty  (60)  days  from  the  'lay  on  which  trading  com- 
menced, or  within  sixty  (00)  days  from  the  date  of  bis  marriage, 
a  declaration  in  writing,  Btating  if  be  is  under  community,  or  is 
separate  a-  t.»  property;  in  case  of  a  community  of  property  it"  by 
contract    of  marriage,  and   in  case  of  separation  of  property,   if  by 

contracl  or  by  judg at,  if  by  marriage  contract  the  declaration  shall 

mention  the  date,  the  name  of  the  uotarj   before  whom  the  d 1  was 

passed,  and  the  domicile  of  the  latter  when  the  contract  was  made:  and 

if   by   judgment,    'lie   declaration    shall    mention    the    number   of    the 

case,   thf>  dale  of    the   judgment,    and    the   nam.'   of   the   district    in    which 
the  judgment    was    rendered. 

The  Prothonotary  of  each  district  shall  keep  a  register  for  this 
purpose. 

Registry  for  Deeds  and  Will*— All  deeds  or  wil 
mmovable  property  must  i»  registered  in  order  to  preserve  the  right! 
conveyed  thereby,  in  the  office  of  registration  division  within  which  tin- 
property  is  situated.  I> Is  of  donation,  marriage  contracts  and  simi- 
lar documents  must  be  registered  in  the offioe  of  the  registration  division 
within  which  the  donor  or  husband  resides. 

Taxes- -Every  commercial  corporation  carrying  on  business  In 
this  province  is  obliged  to  paj  a  Lodfel  Government  tai  aooordingto 
the  amount  of  capital  paid  up.  and  the  business  carried  on,  and  an  add- 
tional  ton  office.     The  snoot  ... 

and  ranges  from  one-half  t . .  ten  per  cent  .  according  to  the 
tionship  of  the  person  who  inhi 

.   hi  addition  to  the  ordinary  manici] 
Wills    Persons  of  the  full  age  of  majority  'md 

intellect,  onlj   can    make    wills,    in    one   of   the  following    forms  1 

Before  1  u*j  and   two  «  Thie 

will  remains  in  the  custodj  of  the  notary,  who 
aathenl         2.  H  Wholly  written  an 

no  wi( 

wills    mi, 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — QUEBEC.  211 


Intestacy— In  the  absence  of  a  will,  the  estate  of  a  deceased  person 
devolves  as  follows : — (1)  To  his  [animate  children  without  distinction 
of  sex.  (2)  If  he  leaves  no  issue,  one-half  devolves  to  his  parents  or  sur- 
vivor of  them,  and  the  other  half  to  his  brothers  and  sisters  or  their 
descendants.  (3)  In  default  of  1  and  2,  to  ascendants  equally,  between 
nearest  of  paternal  and  maternal  lines.  (4)  In  default  of  1,  2  and  3,  to 
collaterals.  Relations  beyond  the  twelfth  degree  do  not  inherit.  If 
deceased  leave  no  relations  within  the  heritable  degree,  the  succession 
devolves  to  the  surviving  consort,  and  in  default  of  latter  to  the  Crown. 
If  within  three  months  none  of  the  heirs  accept  the  succession,  it  is 
deemed  to  be  vacant,  and  the  creditors  can  then  have  a  curator  ap- 
pointed, who  has  the  administration  of  the  estate.  If  the  succession  ap- 
pears to  be  more  onerous  than  profitable,  the  heirs  may  accept  the  same 
under  benefit  of  inventory.  This  has  the  effect  of  limiting  their  liability 
for  the  debts  of  the  succession  to  the  amount  received  therefrom,  other- 
wise they  would  be  responsible  for  all  the  debts,  irrespective  of  the  value 
of  the  estate.  If  there  be  property  without  the  limits  of  the  province 
belonging  to  the  estate,  the  heirs  can  obtain  from  the  Court  the  letters 
of  verification. 


Il'ist  nf  jFurrigii  l"rgal  (CounadL 


PREFACE. 


The    following  list  of  Counsel  has  been  car.  fully  prepared,  and  is 

intended  for  the  use  of  our  subscri  ecially  in  their  collection 

department). 

We  do  not  guarantee  the  standing  of  every  indi>  idual  lawyer  in  our 
list,  but  we  feel  confident  that  it  will  continue  ion  to  our 

subscribers,  and  we  are  prepared  to  investigate  any  charge  of  misconduct 
made  against  any  individual  or  firm  appearing  in  this  li-t,  and  should 
the  charge  be  well    founded   their    names    will,  of  i  .    k  ofl 

this  list  of  Counsel. 

The    Qnited   States  Counsel  have    been   arranged     i  'ically 

according  to  State-,  and  we  trust  that  the  following  list,'-  coinpi 

90  many  well  known  American  lawyer-,"  will   meet  with   their  ap] 

Manager. 

Nhti:. — Fox  refer •,.\i\. 


THE   CANADIAN    LAW   LIST — FOREIGN    COUNSEL.  213 


Stat  nf 


^sta» 


CHINA. 

Hong  Kong. 

Johnson,  Stokes  &  Mas- 
ter. G.  C  •'.  Master, 
Herbert  .1.  Gedge,  Ice 
House  st. 


CHINA. 
Shanghai. 

Johnson,    Stokes    &    .Mas- 
ter,  Balfour  Bldg. 


(Bnrnpr. 


BELGIUM. 

Brussels. 

Thomas  Barclay,  35  lJlace 
de  L'Industrie. 


FRANCE. 


Paris. 


Thomas    Barclay,   IT    Rue 
Pasquier. 


ITALY. 


Rome. 


Thomas  Barclay. 
(See    Paris.    France. > 


SPAIN. 

Madrid. 

Thomas    Barclay. 
(See  Paris,  France.) 


214         THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST— FOREIGN    COUNSEL, 


(Emit  Britain  anD  Ireland. 


ENGLAND. 


Bristol. 

Danger  iV  <  artwright. 
Lewis  C.  Danger,  Fred- 
erick Fox  Cart wright,  1 
St   Stephen  st. 

Loudon. 

Barclay,  Thomas,  13  Old 
Square  Lincoln's  Inn. 

Bartlett,  John.  26-27  Bush 
Lane,  Cannon    Bt   B.  < '. 

Blake.  S.  V.,  17  Victoria 
bt,  B.  W. 

Bonilia.x.  l'.i- liolT.  1  »...lg- 
son,    C  &     Bompas, 

i  Greal  Winchester  Bt., 
B.  C.  Q.  C.  Bompas, 
T.  W.  Bischoff,  J.  H. 
Dodgson,  P.  II.  Coxe. 

Hani-. .a       £       Powell,      6 

■  :    B  Gray's 

Inn,    W   •'.      i:     «:.    Har 

.  \v.  hi     r.  r 
ell. 

Norton,    B  Sorton    «v 

57%  Old  Broad  Bt 

J     C. 


IRELAND. 

Belfast. 

Johns,   Bates  &   .I>ihns,  11 
Lombard   St. 


Dublin. 

Hayes    &     Bona    (W.     s. 
Hay..--.   Bong's    I" 
Robt.   Hayes,  24   A    28 
Nassau  st 


SCOTLAND. 
Edinburgh. 

Hamilton,       BLinnear      & 
B  O.         Balfour 

EZinnear,  B.  Beatson,  88 

II     St. 

Mill.  Bonar  A  Hot 
Hill   St. 


Glasgow. 
Tumi. mi   A    Findlay,   183 
St.   Vincem  Bt 


Inverness. 

A      Miinrn. 
12    I 


THE   CANADIAN   LAW   LIST — FOREIGN    COUXM  I  . 


215 


iBrttisIj  Colonies  anD  possessions. 


Australian   (Common  tofaltlj. 


NEW  ZEALAND. 

Auckland. 

Jackson  &  Russell.  S. 
Jackson,  J.  Russell, 
Shortland  st. 

TASMANIA. 

Hob  art. 

Butler,  Melntyre  &  But- 
ler. C.  Butler,  E.  H. 
Butler,  C.  W.  Butler. 


VICTORIA. 

Ballarat. 

Mitchell,  Nevitt  &  Robin- 
son, Lydiard  st. 


Melbourne. 

Connelly,  Crocker  &  Pal- 
ing,  GO-62   Market   St. 

Wolfe,  Joseph,  43  Market 


Colours. 


BARBADOS. 

Bridgetown. 
Cottle,   Catford   &   Co. 

NATAL. 

Pietermaritzburg. 

Hathorn  &  Co.  K.  H. 
Hathorn,  K.C.,  W. 
McG.   Cameron. 


NEWFOUNDLAND. 

i 
St.  Jobn's. 

Conroy,  C.  O'Neill. 
Morris,  E.   P.,  K.C. 

TRANSVAAL. 

Jobannesburg. 

Frost,  Mulligan  &  Rout- 
ledge.  W.  T.  H.  Frost, 
G.  A.  Mulligan,  W. 
Routledge. 


216       THE   CANADIAN'   LAW   LIST — FOREIGN    COUN8BL. 


frtnitcu  States  of  Jttnmca. 


ALABAMA. 


Decatur.  Co.   Morgan. 

Godbey,   E3.   \\\,  Brock  & 
Spighl    Bldg. 


CALIFORNIA. 

Los      Angeles,      Co.      Los 

Angeles. 

Burlew,  Fred.  10.,  515 
Laughlin  Bldg. 

Harris    iV    Swanwick.     B. 

Harris.  J.W.  Swanwick, 
300  Stowell  Blk.,  226  S. 
Spring  St. 

Mortimer,  C,  White,  78 
&   78a   Temple  Block. 

Mulford,  S.  P.,  701-702 
Tnibt    Bldg. 

Oroville,   Ca   Butte. 
Boynton,  A.   E. 

San    Francisco,    Co.     Snn 

Francisco. 

Benjamin.  P.  L.,  401-12-3 
Call.  Bldg. 

&  Gray.  0.  N.  Pox, 
i:  s.  Gray,  Pacific 
Mutual  Bldg.,  r.ns  Mont- 
gomery  St. 

Rigby  *v  Bigby.  \V.  Big- 
by,  W.  Bigby,  Jr..  212 
Sanaomc 

S  taertzer,  I  [enrj  ( '..  580 
California   St, 


COLORADO. 

Denver,  Co.   Arapahoe. 

i:  ■  Cut  iii"[  i   A   F.llis. 

II      T      i:  I       m 

Onthbert,    D     B,    BUis, 
B    too    Bldg. 


Grand  Junction.  Qo.Mesa. 

MoMullin,  Samuel  G.,  29, 

31,  33,  Canon  Block. 


Leadville,  Co.  Lake. 

Nash,  William  H..  I.  5,  8, 
Boston  Block. 


CONNECTICUT. 
Hartford,  Co.  Hartford. 

Williams,   Frank   1?.,   First 

Nat']  Bk  Bldg. 

New      Haven,     Co.      New 
Haven. 

Arrine,   E.   P.,   Boom   500 
First  Nat  Bk.  Bldg.,   I- 

( 'hurch  «t. 


DELAWARE. 

Wilmington,        OO.       N.w- 

caatle. 

Emmons,    Harry. 


DIST.    OF    COLUMBIA. 
Washington.   OorWaahlng- 

ton. 

BZenyon,  J.  Miller.  817, 
l  ith  Btreel  N.W. 

Kntghl     Bros.         II. ivy    S. 

Knight.     1 1  5  6  7-8    M 

(Jill  Bldg. 

Kalst.m  ..V  Siddona,  Bond 
Bids  .i  ii  Balaton, 
l     I.    Siddona. 


FLORIDA. 
Tampa.    Co     I  UllsbOrO. 

Blmonton,    r     If.,  84  10, 
Knighl   Bldg. 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW  LIST — FOREIGN    COUNSEL.       217 


ILLINOIS. 

Cairo,  Co.  Alexander. 

Gilbert,  Miles  F.,  9  &  10 
City  Nat'l  Bank  Bldg. 

Chicago,  Co.  Cook. 

Ferguson  &  Goodaow, 
E.  0.  Ferguson,  O.  N". 
Goadnow,  Booms  010- 
614  Title  ami  Trust 
Bldg.,  100  Washington 
Street. 

Ottawa,  Co.  Lasalle. 

McDougall  &  Chapman. 
D.  McDougall,  C.  B. 
t  ihapman. 

Fittsfield,  Co.   Tike. 

I cy,    Edward,    Law    & 

Real  Estate. 

Springfield,  Co.  Sangamon 

Sanders,  George  A..  First 
Nat.   Bank   Bldg. 


INDIANA. 

Fort  Wayne,  Co.  Allen. 

Ileaton  &  Yaple.  B.  F. 
Heaton,  C.  Yaple,  :;  &  I 
City  Trusts  Co.  Bldg. 

Court  &  Berry  sts. 

Hammond,  Co.  Lake. 

Sweany,  J.  A.,  Masonic 
Temple. 

Indianapolis,  Co.  Marion. 

Chambers,  Pickens  & 
Moores.  S.N.  Chambers, 
S.    O.    Pickens,    C.    W. 

Mi ii nes,    Lemcke   Bldg. 

Morris  &  NewfJerger, 
N.  Morris,  L.Newberger. 
133  to  141  Commercial 
Club  Bldg. 


INDIAN    TERRITORY. 

Ardmore,  Co.  Chickasaw. 
Walker,  A.  E. 

IOWA. 

Burlington,        Co.        Des 

Moines. 

Dodge  &  Dodge.  \V.  W. 
Dodge,  W.  W.  Dodge, 
Jr.,   L.   A.   Dodge. 

i 
Cedar  Rapids,  Co.  Linn. 

Crissman  &  Trewin.  W. 
L.  Crissman,  J.  H. 
Trewin,  Cedar  Kapids 
Savings   Bank   Bldg. 

Clinton,    Co.    Clinton. 

Phelps,  Geo.  B.,  City 
National  Bank   Bldg. 

Davenport,  Co.   Scott. 

Petersberger,  Isaac,  43-44 
Whitaker  Bldg. 


Emmetsburg,       (,'u.      Palo 
Alto. 

Morling,    E.    A.,    McCor- 
mick  Block 

Fort  Dodge,  Co.   Webster. 

Chautlaud,    Win.    T. 

Sigourney,  Co.  Keokuk 

Brawn   «fc    Brown.     C.    M. 
Brown. 

Webster  City,  Co.  Hamil- 
ton. 

Martin,         Wesley,         034 
Second   st. 

Whatcheer,  Co.  Keokuk. 

Brown  &   Brown.    Koy  C. 
Brown. 


21S        THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST—  1  oKF.K  .N    mrxsKI 


LOUISIANA. 


New  Orleans,  Co.  Orleans. 

Dinkelepiel  ft  Hart.  Max. 
Dinkelspiel,  W.O.  Han. 
134  Carondelet  St. 

Merrick  &■  Lewis,  ED.  T. 
Bierrick,  W.  S.  Lewis, 
p.  Gensler,  Jr.,  836 
Gravier  Bt 

Miller,  T.  M..  successor  to 

Miller,    Smith   &   Hirsb, 
824  Common  st. 


MAINE. 


Auburn,  Co.  Androscoggin. 

Oakes,  Pulsifer  &  Ludden, 
11.  \V.  Oakea,  .1.  A.  Pul- 
sifer,  F.   E.   Ludden,  81 

Main    st. 


Bath,  <'n.  Sagadahoo. 

Duutou,     Arthur     J.,     13 
Centre  St. 


Eewiston,   Co.  Androscog- 
gin. 

Oakea,  Pulsifer  &  Ludden, 
H.  \V.  Oakea,  .1.  A.  Pul- 

sifer,  P.   E.   Ludden.  M 
Main  st. 

Portland,  Co.   Cumberland 

Locke  A  I .  ■  ke.  .1  A. 
Locke,  1.  8.  Locke,  L80 
Middle 

Band,     Edward     M.,     '.':•• 

luinge  st. 


MARYLAND. 

Baltimore,  Co.  Baltimore. 
Hammond,     ECdward     M  , 
KM  108    Fidelity    Bldg. 


MASSACHUSETTS. 

Boston,  Co.  Suffolk. 

Brandeis,         Dunbar        ft 
Nutter,  220   DeTonshire 

St.        L.       I».       Brandeis, 

i»  B.  Hoar,  W.  it. 
Dunbar,  <•  B.  Mutter, 
ED,   1'.  McLennen. 

Gloucester,      Co.  Essex. 

Russell,  ( iharies   A  .   Sav- 
ings Bank  1'. 

Taunton,   <'•■.    Bristol. 

Dean.    Win.    M.,   Crocker 
Bldg. 

■Worcester,  Co.  Worcester. 

Rice,  Bung  A  Bio     H.  W. 
King,    0.    M.    lit"-.    19 

Pearl  st. 


MICHIGAN. 

Bay  City,  Co.  Bay. 
Collins.  Chester  I...  Phoanix 

Pierce  ft    Kinnane.   C.  B. 
Pierce,   •'.    E     K  anane, 
Block, 

Calumet,     Co.   Houghton. 

Bat. man.  Win.  A..  Pint 
National  Bank   Bldg. 

Detroit,   Co,   Wayne. 

B  ;.  Dougiat  >v  Whit- 
ing,    ;i     Bowen,    B     C 

i       w      Win:- 
in-,    .i      0      Muitin.    BO- 

s;,  Bioffal    Bldg. 

Grand    Rnpida.    •  '•'     K.-nt. 
]  ..;,,      P(  •.  r,   L9  20    V<vrer 

Block. 

Btuarl  A  Heald.  W.  J. 
Btoan  ii  i  h.  i.  i"-.t 
Otl 


THE   CANADIAN'    LAW    LIST — FOREIGN    COUNSEL.         219 


Kalamazoo,  Co. Kalamazoo 

MISSISSIPPI. 

Driver,     Jay     D.,     Chase 

Block. 

Cleveland,   Co.   Bolivar. 

Chas.     Scott,     Woods     & 

Mount        Cleniens,        Co. 

Scott 

Macomb. 

Rosedale,    Co.    Bolivar. 

Jenney,  William  S. 

Chas.     Scott,     Woods     & 

Fontiac,   Co.   Oakland. 

Scott. 

Ten  Eyck.  Junius,  5  Davis 

Block,  Saginaw  st. 

MISSOURI. 

Saginaw,  Co.   Saginaw. 

Jefferson    City,    Co.    Cole. 

Pope,  W.  S. 

Demorest,  E.  J.,  004  Eddy 

Bldg. 

Joplin,  Co.  Jasper. 

Woad,  Nathan  S.,  Merrill 

Cole    &    Burnett.        J.    B. 

Block,     opposite     Court 

Cole,  A.C.Burnett.  First 

House. 

National  Bank  Bldg. 

Sault      Ste.      Marie,      Co. 

St.  Louis,  Co.  St.  Louis. 

( 'hippewa. 

Abbott  &  Edwards.     A.  L. 

Metzger,  llenrv   F. 

Abbott,    J.    B.    Edwards, 

A.    C.     Wilson,     H.    F. 

Table.    Rooms    410-413. 

319  X.  Fourth  st 

MINNESOTA. 

Grant,     Carroll     &     Ken- 

Duluth,  Co.   St.   Louis. 

nedy.     L.   W.   Grant,  J. 

McGindley,       Austin       X., 
416-7  Providence  Bldg. 

B.   Carroll,    P.   B.    Ken- 
nedy, 010  Carleton  Bldg. 

Minneapolis,    Co.    Henne- 

• 

NEBRASKA. 

pin. 

Brown    &    Kerr.     F.     V. 

Fremont,  Co.  Dodge. 

Brown,  W.  A.  Kerr,  708 

Loamis,  Geo.  L. 

Andrus  Bldg. 

Grand   Island,    Co.    Hall. 

Moorhead,   Co.   Clay. 

Tillotson      &      Campbell, 

Mitchell,    Henry. 

W.    It.    Tillotson,   J.    B. 

Campbell,          Moorhead 

Jackson,    Co.    Dakota. 

Nat.    Bank    Bldg. 

Thompson,     J.     H.,     218 

Capitol  st. 

St.  Paul,  Co.  Ramsey. 

Crooks     &     Fry.       J.     S. 

Lincoln,  Co.  Lancaster. 

Crooks,     W.      W.      Fry, 

Wilson  &  Brown.     H.  H. 

710-717  New  Yark  Life 

Wilson,    E.    W.    Brown, 

Bldg. 

4     to     8     Montgomery 

Morphy,    Ewing   &   Brad- 

Block. 

ford.    E.  H.  Morphy,  F. 

H.   Ewing,   J.    M    Brad- 

Norfolk, Co.  Madison. 

ford.     W.     W.     Schell, 

Mapes       &       Ilazen.        B. 

Manhattan  Bldg. 

Mai>es,  M.  C.  Hazen 

220       THE  CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — FOREIGN    COl  NSEL. 


Omaha,   Co.   Douglas. 

Crane,  Crane  &  Erwin, 
T.  D.  Crane,  11.  s. 
Crane,  <  >.  S.  Erwin,  916- 
:'iv     New     York     Life 

BTdg. 

South    Omaha.   Co.    Doug- 
las. 

Crane,  Crane  &  Erwin, 
T.  D.  Crane,  11.  s. 
Crane,  <>.  s.  Erwin. 


NEW    HAMPSHIRE. 

Concord,  Co.  Merrimack. 
Dudley,  D.  I'..  !>7  N.  Main 
st 

Nashau,   Co.   Hillsboro'. 
Hoitt   C.    W.,   24.   it..  26 
Odd  Fellows'   Bldg. 


NEW   JERSEY. 

Atlantic   City,  Co.  Atlan- 
tic. 
Chandler,      Eli      II.,      1-4 
Blackstone  Bldg. 

Camden,   Co.  Camden. 
Bndd,  Henry  I.,  101  Mar- 
ket   St. 

Newark,  Co.   Essex. 
!'••  echei  A  Beecher.  .1.  A. 
Beecher.  TI.  ( '.  Beecher. 
Prudential  Bldg. 

Paterson,  Co.  Passaic. 
if     ton     .v     Tilt      i;     i;. 
1 1     ton,  i:.  \i.  Hit,  264- 
266  Ifain  st. 

Red  Bank,  Co.   Monmonth. 

Ap  rohn  8.,  A  Bon. 

J.    s.    Applegate,    J.    s. 
Applegate,  Jr. 

Trrnton,   Co.    M'i.<r 

B  w      P.,      I 

•h  Broad 


NEW    YORK. 

Albany,   Co.    Albany. 
Mead     vV     Hatt    C.    W. 
Mead,    8.    B.    Hatt     B6 
Btate  st. 

Montignani,     Mallory     & 
Elmendorf,  51   State  bL 

Amsterdam,      Co.      Mont- 
gomerj . 
My<  rs,    W.    ronton. 

Buffalo,    Co.     Erie. 

Wood     &    Sheldoi      - 
Prudential  Bldg.     L.  D. 
Wood,  E.  M.  Sheldon 

Lockport,  Co.   Niagara. 
1  'ederapiel,  Mortimer  A. 
7u  Main  st. 

New  York,  Co.  New  York. 
Attorneys      &      Agencies 
Association,   20G   Broad- 
way. 

Baggott     ft     Ryau,     3<>y 
Broadway. 

Bullock,  Bradford  A..  220 
Broadway. 

Dill  &   Baldwin,  '27  Pine 
Bt.    .1.    B.    Dill,    A.    .1. 
Baldwin,    I.      D      Bald- 
win, r.  w.  Garvin. 

House,  Grossman  &  Vor- 
haus,      F.      P..      House, 
M      II.     Grossman,     W. 
Grossman,     I..    J.     \ 
haus,      180-194      World 

The  Mercantile  Reporting 
&      Collection      Aj 
61-63  Park  Row. 

PouKhkcepnif     I  !  » nt«Ii- 

II  '      ■•  •  •        \| .   •  : . 

M    rkel 

Ro<    ll.    st  .    1  . 

Plumb  ft  Plumb,  w  T. 
Plumb,  i  B  Plumb, 
012  613  Wilder  Bldg. 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — FOREIGN    COUNSEL.      221 


Syracuse,  Co.  Onondaga. 
Wayte,  Whittic  &  Bon- 
rted.  0.  F.  Wayte,  L. 
K.  Whittic  DeP.  II. 
Boasted,  suite  414,  Dill- 
aye  Bldg. 

NORTH  DAKOTA. 

Devil's  Lake,  Co.  Ramsey. 
Middaugh,   Henry   G. 

Fargo,  Co.  Cass. 
Glassford,  Jas.  W.,  •'.  .Mor- 
ton Bldg. 

Newman,  Spalding  & 
Stambaugh.  S.  Newman, 
B.  P.  Spalding,  W.  S. 
Stambaugh,  1,  2,  3  &  4 
First  National  Bank 
Bldg. 

OHIO. 

Akron,  Co.  Summit. 
Musser  <fe  Kohler.  H.Mus- 
ser,   G.    C.    Kohler.     IT, 
17  1-2,  18  Arcade  Block. 

Otis  &  Otis.  E.  P.  Otis, 
E.  E.  Otis,  15-16  Arcade 
Block. 

Cincinnati,  Co.  Hamilton. 
Cobb,   Howard   &  Bailey, 
O.  P.  Cobb,  E.  J.  How- 
ard, O.  G.  Bailey,  II.  \Y. 
Backus',  Blymyer  Bldg. 

-Cleveland,    Co.    Hamilton. 

Bell,  Herbert  W.,  830-831 

Society  for  Savings  Bldg. 

Burrows,  Geo.  H.,  624-625 
-626  Cuyahoga  Bldg. 

^Carpenter,  Young  & 
Stocker.  A.  G.  Carpen- 
ter. ('.  C.  Young,  C.  L. 
Stocker,  Society  for  Sav- 
ings Bldg. 

Weed  &  Miller.  A.  H. 
Weed.  C.  R.  Miller,  404 
Century  Bldg. 

White,  Johnson,  McCaslin 
&  Cannon,  J.  D.  White. 
T.  S.  .Johnson,  T.  A. 
McCaslin.  A.  V.  Cannon. 
1410-21  Williamson  Bldg. 


Columbus,  Co.  Franklin. 
Arnold,  .Morton  &  Irvine, 
H.  B.  Arnold,  E.  C. 
Morton,  E.  < '.  1  rvine,  R. 
W.  McCoy,  C.  E.  Ellio, 
Spahr  Bldg.,  50  East 
Broad  st. 

Dyer,  William  &  Stouf- 
fer,  .1.  H.  Dyer,  11.  A. 
Williams,  C.  I.  Stouffer, 
514-8  Spahr  Bldg. 

Dayton,  Co.   Montgomery. 

Gottschall,  Crawford  & 
Limbert. 

Van  Deman,  Burkhart  & 
Cliue,  .1.  N.  Vim  Deman, 
E.  E.  Burkhart,  W.  D. 
Cline,   Davies   Bldg. 

Elyria,  Co.  Lorain. 

Leonard,  James  H.,  2U8 
Fly  Block. 

Toledo,  Co.  Lucas. 
Chittenden  &  Chittenden, 
C.  E.  Chittenden,  H.  J. 
Chittenden,  C.  W.  F. 
Kirkley,  C.  Rothert,  G. 
B.  Strobel,  932-4  Spitzer 

Delphey         &         Corbett, 

Adams    Block. 


OKLAHOMA. 

Kingfisher,  Co.  Kiug6sher. 
Nagle,  Patrick  S. 


OREGON. 

Portland,   Co.  Multnomah. 
Murdock  &  Moser,  Cham- 
ber   of    Commerce.      M. 
Murdock,  G    c.  Moser. 


PENNSYLVANIA. 

Erie,  Co.  Erie. 

Davenport,     S.     A.,     Cor. 
Seventh   and   State  sts. 

Shreve,  Milton    \V..  No.  1 
Dime   Bank  Bldg. 


222        THE   CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — FOREIGN    COl   NSEL 


Lock   Haven,   Co. 

Clinton. 

Sioux    Falls,    Co.    Minne- 

Stevenson, T.  M. 

haha. 

Norristown,       Co. 

gomery. 

Eallman,  B.  L. 

Mont- 

Baili  j  &  Voorhees.    0.  0. 
\ .  .1.   11.   Voorhees, 
■i"i   106,    us  ii'l    Syndi- 
cate Bldg. 

Philadelphia,    Co.     Phila- 
delphia. 

Can    &    Franciscns,    607- 
610  Provident  Bldg.     <;. 
W.    Carr,    G.    0.    Fran- 
i  us,  J.  Clarke 

Pittsburgh,  Co.  Alleghany 

Way,  Walker  &  MorriK. 
W.  A.  Way,  A  J.  Wal- 
ker, A.  A.  Morris,  1  Ins 
l'rick    Bldg. 

Tyrone,   Co.   Blair. 
Owens,  G.  Lloyd. 


RHODE  ISLAND. 

Providence,       Co.       Provi- 
dence. 

O'Reilly,  Terence  M..  '.Ms 
Banigan  Bldg. 

Stiness,   Edward   <'.,   942- 
943  Banigan  Bldg. 


SOUTH     CAROLINA. 

Gaffney,  Co.  Cherokee. 

Hall     &    Willis.     W     s. 
Hall,  Jr..  .1.  A.   Willis. 

SOUTH   DAKOTA. 

Aberdeen,  < '".  Brown. 
Harris,    Chas.    \. 

Deadwood,    Co.    Lawrence. 
Martin   \   Mason,   '■    W 

Martin.    \ .     I".    M:i-..n. 

Huron.   Co     I  ■■  adle. 
('raw  ford  .v  Taylor.    < '   I 
i  ford,  A.  !•:.  Taj  lor, 
Pirn      National      Bank 
Bldg. 


Lyon  &  Gates, 
P.  Mavis.  W.  H.  Lyon, 
J.  11.  Gates,  Metropoli- 
tan  Block. 

Kerby,    J.,     Metropolitan 

Block. 


TEXAS. 
Dallas,   Co.    Dallas. 

Robertson,    M.    L.,    North 
Texas  Hldg. 

El  Paso,  Co.  El  Paso. 

Harper,  John  EL,  5  Bron- 
son  Block. 

Galveston,   Co.   Galveston. 

Clough,     Geo.     G.,     Levy 
Bldg. 

Waco.  <  Jo.  McLennan. 

.Ionian.   11     1". 

Salt    Lake    City,    Co.    Salt 
Lake. 

Booth,  Le<    a    i:  •  hie;  62< 
66  « 'ommerciaJ  Block. 


VERMONT. 
Hyde  Park,  Co.    LajnoillS. 

\| •  1  'arland,  F,   H. 


VIRGINIA. 

Lexington.  I        Rockbridge 
I  <etcher,  <  Greenlee    1 1 

LynchberK.    Co     Campbell. 
ESdtnunds,  Jam<     l 
l..,u    rJldg. 


THE    CANADIAN    LAW    LIST — FOREIGN    COUNSEL.      223 


Norfolk,  Co.  Norfolk. 

Agelasto,  P.  A.,  4  1-45-46 
Virginia      &      Carolina 

Bldg. 

Hicks,  R.  Randolph,  218- 
219  Carpenter  Bldg. 


WASHINGTON. 

Seattle,  Co.  King. 

Gray  &  Tait.  J.  G.  Gray, 
H.  A.  Tait,  500  Mutual 
Life  Bldg. 

Hammond  &  Dobbs.  .1.  M. 
Hammond,  C.  J.  Dobbs, 
15  Times  Bldg. 

McClure  &  McClure,  G4-C.T 
Dexter  Horton  Bank 
Bldg. 

Spokane,  Co.  Spokane. 

Belden  &  Belden.  E.  II. 
Belden,  W.  E.  Belden, 
50,  51,  52,  53  Jamiesan 
Block. 

Mendenhall,  Mark  P.,  29- 
30  Exchange  National 
Bank  Bldg. 

Shine,  Patrick  C,  Peyton 
Bldg. 


WEST   VIRGINIA. 

Parkersburg,  Co.  Wood. 
Merrick   &   Smith.     C.   D. 
Merrick,   L.    Smith,   304 
Juliana  st. 


WISCONSIN. 

Arcadia,  Co.  Trempealeau. 

Richmond     &     Richmond, 

S.   Richmond,    F.CRich- 

mond,     J.     A.      Rainey, 

No.  1  Fertig  Block. 

"La.  Crosse,  Co.  La  Crosse. 
McConnell    &    Schweizer, 
J.  E.   McConnell,  C.  N. 
Schweizer,  Batavian 

Bank  Bldg. 

Milwaukee,  Co.  Milwau- 
kee. 
Bloodgood,  Kemper  & 
Bloodgood.  F.  Blood- 
good,  F.  Bloodgood,  Jr., 
J.  B.  Kemper,  W.  P. 
Bloodgood,  39-46  Mit- 
chell Bldg. 

Oshkosh,    Co.   Winnebago. 
Bou.-k  &  Hilton.  G.Bouck, 
G.    Hilton. 

Phillips     &     Hicks,     Cook 
Block 

Racine,  Co.  Racine. 
Cooper,    Simmons,   Nelson 
&  Walker.    H.A.Cooper, 
J.    B.    Simmons,    P.    B. 
Nelson,  M.  E.  Walker. 

West  Superior,  Co.  Doug- 
las. 
Bailey,    H.    D.,    Bank    of 
Commerce  Bldg. 


WYOMING. 

Rawlins,  Co.  Carbon. 
Fishback,    Charles   F. 


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