Statement No. 1
STATEMENT OF LIABILITIES Sue by the PROVINCE of BRITISH COLUMBIA on 31st December, 1882, as against AVAILABLE
ASSETS on that date [Approximate.] ,.
/Available Assets.
Amount.
Dominion Savings Bank, Portion of Interest on McNamee's Deposit.
Corporation of the City of Victoria, Keep of Prisoners
Bank of B. C., London, Insurance collected on cement lost per Tropic
Estimated Revenue Receipts: Cassiar, Smonths; Kootenay, 2months;
Okanagan, 2 months. [Returns not received.]
Due from Dominion Government on Graving Dock, Contract No. 3,
from date Government assumed Contract in June, 1882, to the
31st December, viz: 90 per cent, on 135,473.14.* [See Note]
Advances: Supt. of Police, $150; Supt of Education, $50; Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works, $987.33; Attorney-General,
Registrar, Supreme Court, $750
Cash in hands of Sub-Accountants and Collectors. -.
Cash in hand at Treasury
Balance,—Liabilities due on 31st Dec, 1882, in excess of available
Assets
$ 335 82
464 78
3,265 02
1,600 00
31,925 82
2,587 33
10,439 33
635 62
76,285 08
$127,538 80
Liabilities due 31st December, 1882.
Bank of British Columbia, Over-draft on 31st December, 1882
F. B. McNamee & Co., Interest..-.
Do. do. Deposit, with part of Interest withdrawn from
Savings Bank and invested in B.C. Debentures, 1881
Sinking Fund, "Loan Act, 1874," do. do.
Public Debt, interest due Bank of British Columbia on over-draft . ..
Civil Government, Salaries
Administration of Justice, Salaries ,
Legislation :
Public Institutions, Asylum for Insane
Hospitals and Charities
Administration of Justice, other than Salaries
Education
Transport
Rent '.
Revenue Services
Public Works :—
Works and Buildings
Government House
Roads, Streets, and Bridges, $6,800; Main Trunk Road, $8,200.
Surveys :
Graving Dock, Contract No. 3
Graving Dock, Construction
Miscellaneous
Amount.
$63,227 96
585 82
10,500 00
2,000 00
220 13
754 58
3,156 32
350 00
490 00
1,155 49
5,675 00
4,500 00
150 00
100 00
100 00
3,700 00
700 00
15,000 00
249 50
8,324 00
5,600 00
1,000 00
$127,538 80
*Note—The item "Amount dne from Dominion Government on Graving Dock Contract, &c,
$31,925.82," is considered an Asset, but available only on Certificates of the Dock Engineer, in
accordance with Act 43 Vic. chap. 8, and clauses 57 and 58 of Graving Dock Contract No. 3.
Audit Office, 26th February, 1883.
J. McB. SMITH, Auditor.
Statement No. 2.
STATEMENT showing the AVAILABLE ASSETS, together with RECEIPTS of SUBSIDY and REVENUE, from the 1st to the 31st
January, 1883; against LIABILITIES due on 31st December, 1882, and incurred during the month of January, 1883 [Approximate.]
Available Assets, Subsidy and Revenue Receipts, from 1st to
31st January, 1883.
Amount.
Liabilities Due ou 31st December, 1882, and Incurred from
1st to 31st January, 1883.
Amount.
Dominion Subsidy for Six Months in Advance to 30th June,
Revenue Receipts:—
J. C. Hughes, New Westminster, for January (actual). .$
1883....
in 26
375 00
2,949 80
132 40
150 00
568 76
344 05
135 00
$103,997 83
Balance of Liabilities due on 31st December, 1882, in excess of
$ 76,285 08
3,191 90
J. Bowron, Cariboo, do. do. . .
4,246 00
W. Dewdney, Yale, do. do. ..
M. Bray, Nanaimo, do. do. ..
500 00
1,270 81
T. McK. Lambly, Okanagan, - do. (estimated)
3,200 00
F. Soues, Clinton, do. (actual)..
4,150 00
G. C. Tunstall, Kamloops, do. do. ..
C. Phair, Lillooet, do do. ..
Revenue Services.... ...
50 00
25 00
F. Hussey, Lytton, do. do. . .
W. Fernie, Kootenay, do. (estimated)
561 50
150 00
150 00
20 00
171 00
22 35
10 00
429 70
524 50
349 30
427 50
2,178 15
231 25
10,597 52
334 73
6,570 00
Public Works:—
250 00
A. W. Vowell, Cassiar, do. do.
325 00
J. Clapperton, Nicola, do. do.
H. Fry, Cowichan, do. (actual)..
Roads, Streets and Bridges, $1,080; Main Trunk Road, $925. ,
Graving Dock, Contract No. 3 .
2,005 00
7,300 00
Deputy Provincial Secretary, do. do. ..
7,232 25
Thos. Harris, do. do. ..
1,450 00
Registrar-General, do. do. ..
Superintendent of Police, do. do. ..
R. Jones, do. do. ..
Registrar Supreme Court, do. do. ..
Chief Commissioner of Lands & Works, do. do. ..
Deputy Treasurer, do. do. ..
Balance—Assets in excess of Liabilities on 31st Jan., 1883. [*SeeNote.]
10,019 04
Due from Dominion Government on Graving Dock Contra
from 1st to 31st January, 1883, 90 percent, on$7,300.
ct, No. 3,
[Note.—
$121,500 08
$121,500 08
Memo.—Besides the above Liabilities, there are unsettled claims as follows:—
Hon. A. DeCosmos, Special Agent to London $5,773 93
Alexander Murchison, for Coast Meridian Road, 1878 403 48
J. Rodello, for destruction of Wolves and Panthers 715 00
Dr. Frickleton, care of small-pox patients quarantined on Fraser River 660 00
R. M. Clemitson, salary as Deputy Superintendent of Education, 1878 150 00
Do. Examiner of Candidates for Teachers, 1878 100 00
C. C. McKenzie, do. do. 100 00
C. Todd, expenses incurred in obtaining; evidence in Poole murder case 150 00
B. C. Express Co., stage fare and horse hire for R. M. Clemitson, Deputy
Superintendent of Education, 1878 106 00
B. C. Express Co., stage fare and conveyance of bag-gage of R. B. Harper,
Mining Engineer, in 1878 158 50
*Note.—Although there appears an available Asset of $10,019.04 over the Liabilities due on 31st
January, 1883, the six months' subsidy of $103,997.83, received in January, is in advance to 30th June,
1883, and has been fully taken to account. Had the proportion of the subsidy, viz., one-sixth part =
$17,333, been considered as a fair quota for the month of January of the revenue from this source, the
account would be reversed, and show as follows :—
Balance of Liabilities due 31st January, 1883, over Available Assets $76,645 79
$8,316 91
Audit Office, 26th February, 1883.
J. McB. SMITH, Auditor. British Columbia.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 1882.
Period from 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
VICTORIA; Printed by Richard Wolfinotn, Government Printer,
at the Government Printing Office, James' Bay.
1882. 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
107
To the Honorable Clement Francis Cornwall,
Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of British Columbia:
May it please Your Honor:
The undersigned has the honor to present the Public Accounts of British Columbia, for
the Fiscal Year ended 30th June, 1882.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Treasury Department,
Victoria, 29th November, 1882.
ROBERT BEAVEN,
Minister of Finance. 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 80th June 1882.
109
To the Honorable Robert Beaven,
Minister of Finance.
Audit Office, Treasury,
28th November, 1882.
The undersigned has the honor to present to you the Public Accounts to the 30th
June, 1882.
Respectfully submitted.
J. McB. SMITH,
Auditor. 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882. Ill
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 1882.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Page 113— Debt Account: The Dominion of Canada in account with the Province, for the Fiscal
Year ended 30th June, 1882.
113— Subsidy Account, for the Fiscal Year ended 30th June, 1882.
115— Receipts and Expenditure ; a Comparative Statement, from 20 July 1871, to 30 June 1882.
117— Debentures outstanding under the British Columbia Loan Acts.
118— Sinking Fund and B. C. Loan Tbustees' Account; Statements.
119— Balance Sheet or the Province op British Columbia.
121— Treasurer in Account with the Province of British Columbia.
122— District Returns op Revenue.
123— Expenditure : Summary.
124-126— Do. Recapitulation.
127-175— Do. Detailed.
177-179—Appropriation and Expenditure; Statement showing Appropriation and Expenditure,
also sums unexpended and over-expended.
180— Unprovided Items ; Statement of Services whose Expenditures have exceeded their Appropriation.
181-182—Lapsed Balances op Appropriations. 113
Public Accounts, Isi July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
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months at 5 per cent, per annum, viz.:—
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Comparative Statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of Ttte Province of British Columbia,
From the 20th July to 31st December, 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877, 1878, 1st January
to 30th June, 1879, 1879-80 1880-81, and 1881-82.
REVENUE.
'Dominion of Canada:—
Annual payment of Interest, at 5 per Cent
Do. Subsidy
Do. Grant per capita
Do. for Lands to be conveyed in trust.
Land Sales
Land Revenue ■
Rents (exclusive of Land)
,, (Pastoral Leases)
,, (Ferries)
„ (Timber Leases)
Free Miners' Certificates
Mining- Eeceipts, General
Licences
Fines, Forfeitures, and Fees
Fees of Office
Assay Fees
Sale of Government Property
Reimbursements in aid
Miscellaneous Receipts
Sale of School Books
Marriage Licences
Eoad Tolls
Arrears, Real Estate Tax (1 per cent.) 1S65-66 .
Provincial Revenue Tax
School Tax
Real Property Tax
Personal Property Tax
Income Tax
"Wild Land Tax
Delinquency on Taxes
2J per cent. Commission on Tax Sales
Printing Office Receipts
Supreme Court Fees
County Court Fees
Law Stamps
Registry Fees '
Immigration, Refunds
Interest .
1871.
20th July
to
31st Dec.
(six months)
$15,500 00
17,500 00
24,000 00
50,000 00
8,863 71
2,724 00
4,760 00
8,135 91
9,618 56
7,466 84
2,900 62
2,390 59
214 12
179 49
Sumass Dyking Act, 1878, Refunds
Victoria City Tax
Ileal Estate Tax Redemption
Revenue Service Refunds
Ifcoad Tax
Survey Fees
Asylum for the Insane
Sale of Consolidated Statutes
Assessment Act Suspense Account
Immigration
Guarantee Premium Refunds
Graving Dock
Chinese Tax
Bridge Tolls
Interest on Investment of Sinking Funds .
Tax Sale Deeds
Dominion Government, advance on Graving Dock account, 43 Vic, Cap. 8
Certificates No. 1, 2, 3, 4.
1872.
1st January
§31,000 00
35,000 00
48,000 00
100,000 00
4,269 22
6,079 76
8,377 50
7,552 50
44,410 00
10,097 16
5,431 16
1,671 59
2,121 54
1,626 71
455 00
714 44
1,949 49
1873. 1874.
1st January 1st January
§39,147 22
35,000 00
48,000 00
100,000 00
10,636 99
7,235 43
1,630 79
6,715 00
4,937 73
30,368 06
11,264 92
4,701
1,251 75
8,060 26
28,363 34
2,914 38
239 45
191,819 67
Deposits
British Columbia Loan Act, 1874
Do. do. 1876
Do. do. 1877
42 Vic, Chap. 28, Statutes of British Columbia
Dominion of Canada, 37 Vic, Chap. 17, sec. 2, Statutes of Canada, and
37 Vic., Chap. 1, sec. 1, Statutes of British Columbia
Totals §
191,819 i
27 12
191,846 79
327,215 54
944 92
135 00
'iJ7i9'83
950 79
6,8
42 75
18,096 98
§46,977 69
35,000 00
48,000 00
100,000 00
23,617 86
6,985 49
11,187 50
7,786 63
25,387 50
12,197 95
3,935 53
1875.
1st January
31st Dec.
§42,029 09
35,000 00
48,000 00
100,000 00
19,417
4,995 70
8,762 60
7,009 00
20,926 27
11,644 56
5,082 35
1,268 15
19,330 54
302 70
1,117 60
1,892 72
370,150 38
370,150 38
9,611 76
147 15
' 2^068'78
372,417 51
372,417 61
5,449 99
189,150 00
1,170 12
10,978 55
248 73
974 50
1876.
1st January
§26,896 72
35,000 00
48,000 00
100,000 00
16,749 73
5,059 41
230 75
10,037 60
7,669 00
29,190 69
12,098 44
3,607 95
1,047 28
13,161 04
189 49
355 00
27,581 54
155 56
1877.
1st January
§25,093 56
35,000 00
48,000 00
100,000 00
22.119 79
■5,414 45
217 60
10,087 50
6,909 00
26,896 50
11,345 03
4,338 48
843 19
9,750 47
131 60
1,478 01
1,032 (
7 23
' 17^386'77
8,022 91
351,240 92
379,762 14
567,017 50
; 351,240 92
12,507 24
~)8,000 00
16,182 17
9,229 45
8,129 79
464 ""
2,118 51
88 00
40 71
54 87
6,129 43
381,119 92
381,119 92
32,850 00
86,000 00
339,150 00
760,898 16
535 00
29,070 66
134 26
1878.
1st January
§25,(
: 56
35,000 00
48,000 00
100,000 00
40,092 56
3,982 01
939 00
1879.
1st January
to
30th June,
(six months)
20,130 00
25,060 92
12,870 45
1,450 15
7,641 20
295 00
4,518 14
10
77 79
407 25
408,348 29
3,761 08
20,000 00
4,500 00
727,500 00
11,925 00
8,593 75
24,726 20
5,076 22
3,312 90
596 75
1,290 44
7,582 83
174 49
664 65
532 50
32,435 72
119 "
21,092 25
25,389 26
12,186 80
1,255 87
9,630 93
999 10
241 38
1,236 45
527 20
$12,546 78
17,500 00
24,000 00
60,000 00
26,034
1,689 44
462 60
30 00
4,625 00
2,676 60
10,387 50
856 50
120 50
240 50
287 65
269 19
146 00
70 63
290 00
8,397 45
25 74
1879-80.
1st July
15,690 00
10,640 89
11,494 ""
569 22
6,883 28
1,083
31 44
187 97
683 19
683 05
2,036 24
309 00
2,664 79
1,499 61
28 88
35 70
5 75
307 36
991 19
15 72
55 00
78 75
43 50
117 00
430,785 99
430,785 99
4,226 01
606,162 40 1,164,109 !
45,500 00
480,512 00
2,636 83
275 00
401 28
448
55
2 19
205 91
70 00
413 31
20 00
80 80
See below*
213,057 74
213,057 74
*508 13
21 20
35,000 00
48,000 00
100,000 00
22,032 44
3,801 00
628 50
25 56
150 00
1,263 41
9,527 50
5,413 50
25,301 10
2,811 00
59 25
701 25
414 35
899 4!
909 25
107 96
530 00
32,168 47
130 ""
1880-81.
1st July
30th June.
1881-82.
1st July
30th June.
§25,019 12
35,000 00
48,000 00
100,000 00
16,570 38
4,540 25
335 00
26,518 00
11,212 58
11,470 03
1.217 85
5.218 45
1,329 23
6 88
475 29
1,894
4,570
4,742
326 30
2,610 57
1,300 00
172 18
39 39
7C2 60
371 01
25 00
188 00
128 31
'iio'w
"% 047"60
390,907 91
390,907 91
1,576 74
180 00
667 59
8,900 00
5,343 60
26,355 00
2,623 45
11 25
865 50
61 25
2,373 01
1,380 07
151 42
745 00
40,065 04
181 93
27,246 00
12,710 80
13,708 06
1,134 85
6,491 46
146 95
5 63
306 70
1,026 10
1.870 86
2.871 95
5,092 50
90 50
1,671 11
§24,366 33
35,000 00
48,000 00
100,000 00
19.178 28
3,927 00
321 15
20 00
75 00
472 00
6,982 50
4,426 50
21,452 50
4,518 00
10 00
808 25
4,510 78
1,468 56
• 6,608 21
7 73
21 28
152 37
228 32
200 00
1,225 18
10 00
146 91
261 80
1,029 24
10 00
213,587 07
392.484 65
397,035 06
685 00
42,000 67
130 19
28,920 00
828 00
12,244 35
12,934 23
911 78
5,604 75
6 04
7 66
392 97
1,425 28
13 50
3,066 30
5,379 19
159 00
975 29
3,726 94
12 12
81 72
153 00
67 30
355 00
641 70
15 00
EXPENDITURE.
-Public Debt:—
Interest
Sinking Fund
Do.
'Loan Act, 1874," including Interest invested
(Trustees' account), "Loan Act, 1877," including Interest invested
Premium and Exchange
Discount and C ommission
* Redemption >f Debentures
2 62
20 90
2,507 93
170 00
405,583 49
47,660 22
453,243 71
1,378 26
464,621 97
II.
III.
IV.-
V,-
VI.-
VII.-
VIII.-
IX.-
X.-
XI.-
XII.-
—Civil Government
—Administration of
—Legislation
-Public Institution j (Maintenance) :-
Assav Office .
Printing Office
Lunatic Asylui
-Hospitals and Charities
-Administration of
Administration
Police and Gao
-Education.
-Transport.
-Rent
-Revenue Services
-Public Works
Works and Bui .dings
Government Hpuse,JVictoria
Roads, Streets.
Surveys
Do. Sumas
** Graving Dock
Do.
XIII,—Miscellaneous Exr
Miscellaneous 1 Ixpenditure
Drawbacks and
Real Estate Ta:: Redemption
Immigration
Royal Commiss
Municipalities
t Indian Commission
% Kootenay Ro; ral Commission
Allowances
Office Continge icies
Pensions, Gratuities, &c.
(Salaries)
Justice (Salaries).
1871.
20th July
to
31st Dec.
(six months)
§ 2,873 I
3,234 64
1872.
1st January
31st Dec.
S 8,194 89
Justice (other than Salaries) :-
of Justice
and Bridges .
: Dyking Scheme
C ontract No. 3 (42 Vic'.,' c. 20).'
enditure :■
Refund of Duties .
: Redemption
ion (Texada)
Deposits repaid
Sinking Fund (Trustees^ Account) Loan of 1877, Interest invested .
Dominion Savings Bank, Interest invested
* Redemption.
British Columbia Loan Act, 1874
2,767 85
9,889 55
2,578 06
2,632 03
117 62
712 88
2,858 13
21,234 70
12,676 22
412 25
1,601 66
20 00
143 65
101,935 85
14,816 10
1873.
1st January
31st Dec.
S 688 48
1874.
1st January
to
31st Dec.
77,281
11,991 66
11,719 93
4,912 40
35,266 62
25,435 78
7,164
1,151 50
353 24
24,125 70
153,870 71
36,732 33
185 ~~
18 00
2,938 16
1,890 16
886 19
485 00
97,691 81
$ 97,691 81
432,082 71
432,082 71
4,111 51
14,045 63
6,611 45
25,074 52
5,094 60
498 53
1,471
21,546 79
100,601 11
11,371 49
§ 563 79
42,949 13
6,948 92
2,032 31
300 00
372,618 64
380,918 62
86,310 75
11,205
681 63
2,689 31
4,293 85
12,067 67
6,234 11
21,393 11
38,908 30
5,678 63
344
5,532 02
34,303 75
290,354 40
32,202 55
1875.
1st January
31st Dec.
§ 8,863 50
25,(
3,494 56
1,451 18
583,355 89
925 68
684,281 67
ie below •
87,099 7
14,111 6
572 87
5,578 58
6,885 98
17,679 18
5,669 20
20,288 77
38,891 42
4,401
354 50
4,327 85
48,672 35
266,888 89
31,493 05
1876.
1st January
31st Dec.
§ 14,943 93 $ 40,674
1877.
1st January
31st Dec.
37,110 !
5,735 44
44 00
10,000 00
see below
91,190 07
16,997 14
773 58
1,912 43
9,926 93
14,214 80
7,889 60
18,083 56
44,506 11
3,101 09
274 20
7,178 02
46,174 04
289,980 44
14,302
1878.
1st January
31st Deo.
7,275 00
if 36,376-'66
614,658 89
1,217 65
213,400 00
829,276 54
2,140 00
150 00
5,250 00
2,108 70
728,310 01
1,799 95
66,600 00
6,709 96
93,442 16
15,671 47
531 20
1,433 63
9,357 65
14,582 89
8,268 31
25,891 05
47,129 63
3,231 19
229 20
9,457 31
40,396 75
205,891 41
18,825 33
443 11
40,142 44
2,240 00
'7,75606
685,046 34
13,298 40
** Graving Dock in 1872, §3,752 19, expenses for preliminary survey, advertising, &c, brought to account in Works and Buildings Expenditure
Do. 1873, 2,715 35, do. do. do. do. (§215.35) in Works and Buildings, and (§2,500)
t Indian Commission in 1877, §11,405 77, brought to account in Miscellaneous Expenditure.
Do. 1878, 2,170 66 do. do.
Do. 1879, 550 00 do. do.
} Kootenay Royal Commission, 1879, $142 92. do.
do.
U This item ($36,376) being 4 per cent, discount on Loan of 1877 for £150,000 $29,100 00
1 ,, commission to Bank B. C. on „ 7.275 00
§36,375 00
is charged to "Miscellaneous Expenditure" in the Ledger, but was omitted in the Account Current and Detailed Statements for 1877
as published. The amount of the Loan for 1877 is entered in the Account Current for that year as §691,125, instead of §727,500, and
"Miscellaneous Services" at $55,806.83, instead of §92,181.83, as entered in the Ledger; Discount and Commission, $36,375, having
been left out.
The following Expenditure in connection with the Loan of 1877, is also charged to "Miscellaneous Services" of that year, M
Expenses of B. C. Loan, viz. :—
Exchange on drafts $938 00
Payment of services, H. H. Hughes 131 25
• Expenses and do., T. L. Stahlschmidt 2,572 43
3,641 68
Telegrams 1,001 67
$4,643 35
Jas. Jtjdsoh Young,
D
!,344 74
§ 52,072 94
543 00
14,550 00
368 68
488 60
65,500 00
89,338 40
28,454
776
2,144 29
10,168 65
15,158 96
9,814 19
21,827 14
43,334 01
2,269 30
78 50
6,755 78
14,444 36
77,832 54
3,008 38
1,877 72
18,871 21
1879.
1st January
to
30th June,
(six months)
§ 24,467 48
30,734 '
1,000 00
' 2,625 66
'84i'65
7,275 00
351 33
400 25
25,000 00
19,663 36
18,791 25
12,676 37
551 04
655 95
2,905 14
6,013 75
7,433 72
22,110 70
408 62
24 25
1,301 25
4,079 06
20,227 59
320 82
529 00
4,633 27
1879-80.
1st July
30th June.
6,895 97
514,878 83
4,091 36
186,715 20
1,646 50
188,361 70
§48,235 00
543 00
14,550 00
832 50
842 93
20,000 00
40,948 63
44,343 04
12,990 59
754 66
672
6,466 72
17,853 62
37,115 53
46,751 12
3,718 28
48 50
7,499 65
8,405 39
372 7!
97,697 07
131 00
1,895 36
14,018 78
1880-81.
1st July
30th June.
§47,010 00
543 00
14,550 00
617
243 19
1881-82.
1st July
to
30th June.
19,887 :
446,574 (
8,013 74
2,383 17
54 36
41,468 27
44,620 34
12,775 46
579 89
1,780 49
6.213 59
15,912 88
29,133 27
47,157 07
1,651 05
84 50
7,519
11,308 52
700 00
67,339 26
565 75
1,929 75
4,297 82
20,777 00
378,778 1
962 60
48 45
379,789 74
§45,473 89
619 48
16,981 45
240 00
488 97
20,000 00
42,626 46
47,166 64
13,320 45
443 90
1,305 30
5,170 S2
15,823 94
21,837 02
49,265 24
1,843 28
822 50
3,978 38
18,270 78
4,072 35
76,915 82
696 99
300 00
19,161 03
48,596 27
19,017 67
474,428 23
63 56
474,491 78
in Miscellaneous.
tputy Treasurer. 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
117
RETURN showing Debentures outstanding under the British Columbia Loan Acts.
Debentures Outstanding, Loan, 1874.
Date of issue on
Debentures.
Date issued from
Treasury,
1
Numbers. Denomination.
Amount.
•2Sth October, 1875.
1st January, 1877.
96 and 96 2 (o. «10,000
$ 20,000 (X!
Debentures Outstanding under Loan Act, 1877.
Date of issue.
Number (inclusive).
Denomination.
1st July, 1877.
j 1 to 500
X .501 to 1000
500 @ £100
500 @ £200
£ 60,000 ) ,_ s.a„ _
£100;000|@3485 -
727,500 OO
Debentures Outstanding, issued under 42 Vic, Chap. 28.
Date of issue.
Rate.
Number.
Denomination.
1st October, 1878.
Par.
3, 19, 29, 30, 32, 49, 51,
52, 73, 90, 91.
11 @ $500
5,500 00
To
$763,000 00
Treasury,
9th November, 1882.
J. Judson Young,
Deputy Treasurer.
Statement of the sums deposited in the Dominion Savings Bank on account of Sinking
Fund, " Loan Act, 1874," with interest accruing therefrom.
Date.
Particulars.
Amount.
December 31,1878
$ 543 00
13 47
January 5, 1880
543 00
June 30, „
40 89
„ 30, 1881
543 00
30, „
48 46
December 31, ,,
543 00
June 30,1882
76 48
$2,351 28
Treasury,
9th November, 1882.
J, Judson Young,
Deputy Treasurer, 118
Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
Statement of the sums paid to the Trustees " British Columbia Loan Act, 1877,"
(40 Vic, Chap. 20), on account of Sinking Fund, from 1st July, 1877, to 30th
June, 1882, with interest accruing therefrom.
Date.
November 9,1877
May 13, 1878
October 7, ,,
April 9, 1879
June 30, ,,
September 19, ,,
December 31, ,,
March 22, 1880
30, „
June 30, ,,
September 30, ,,
March 31, 1881
June 30, ,,
September 30, ,,
December 31, ,,
March 31, 1882
June 30, ,,
Particulars.
Draft on London at 60 days
Do. do.
Do. do.
Do. do.
Interest on investments ...
Draft on London at 60 days
Interest on investments ...
Do. do.
Draft on London at 60 days
Interest on investments....
Draft on London at 60 days
Do. do.
Interest on investments....
Draft on London at 60 days
Interest on investments
Draft on London at 60 days
Interest on Investments ,..
Amount.
§7,275 00
7,275 00
7,275 00
7,275 00
508 13
7,275 00
503 39
698 36
7,275 00
891 39
7,275 00
7,275 00
980 79
7,275 00
1,130 24
7,275 00
1,301 21
§78,663 51
Treasury,
9th November, 1882.
Judson Young,
Deputy Treasurer.
Statement of the Sinking Fund, shewing the amount invested by the Trustees "British
Columbia Loan Act, 1877 " (40 Vic, Chap. 20), as brought to account to the 30th
June, 1882.
Date.
Particulars.
Amount.
April 6,1878
Canada Deben
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do,
Do.
Do.
Do.
$ 7,027 65
July 26, „
do
6,968 25
„ 30, „
453 47
January 30,1879
do
7,667 85
September 29,
do
7,904 89
January 2, 1880
do.
7,853 36
do
8,172 85
30,1881
7,547 81
December 31, ,,
do
9,275 62
June 30,1882
do.
8,196 50
§71,068 25
Treasury,
9th November, 1882.
J. Judson Young,
Deputy Treasurer.
Statement of Expenses paid by tbe Trustees "British Columbia Loan Act, 1877,"
(40 Vic, Chap. 20), in connection with the investment of sums remitted to them.
Date.
Particulars.
Amount.
May 9,1878
§ 50
December 31, 1879
76 38
March 22, 1880
Do
20 61
June 30,
Do.
20 61
June 30,1881
Do
18 19
December 31, ,,
Do
21 82
June 30,1882
Do
19 40
$ 177 51
Treasury,
9th November, 1882.
J. Judson Young,
Deputy Treasurer, 46 Vm.
Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
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The Treasurer in Account Current with the Province of British Columbia.
FOR. THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1882.
Heads of Receipts.
Dominion of Canada:—
Yearly payment of Interest
Do. Subsidy
Do. Grant per eapita '......
Do. for Lands conveyed in trust for Eailway purposes
Land Sales
,, Revenue '
Rents (exclusive of Land)
,, (Pastoral Leases)
,, (Ferries)
,, (Timber Leases)
Free Miners' Certificates
Mining Receipts, General
Licences
Fines, Forfeitures, and Fees
Fees of Office
Assay Fees
Sale of Government Property
Reimbursements in aid
Miscellaneous Receipts
School Tax
Marriage Licences
Road Tolls
Arrears, Real Estate Tax (1 per cent.) 1865-66
Provincial Revenue Tax
Real Property Tax
Personal Property Tax
Income Tax
Wild Land Tax
Delinquency on Taxes
Printing Office Receipts
County Court Fees ;
Supreme Court (Probate Fees)
Law Stamps
Registry Fees
Immigration Refunds
Interest
Survey Fees
Real Estate Tax Redemption
Sumass Dyking Scheme
Asylum for the Insane
Victoria City Tax
Guarantee Premium Refunds
Revenue Service (Refunds)
Sale of Consolidated Statutes
Road Tax
2£ per cent. Commission on Tax Sales
Tax Sale Deeds
Graving Dock Receipts
Interest on Investment of Sinking Fund
Dominion Government, advance on Graving Dock account, as per 43 Vic, chap. 8.
Total Receipts of Revenue
Personal Accounts.
Bank of British Coluxnbia, Special Deposit
Account Current, Bank of British Columbia
British Columbia Loan Trustees, 1877
F. B. McNamee & Co., Esquimalt Graving Dock, Contract No. 3
F. B. McNamee & Co
The Corporation of the City of Victoria
The Vancouver Land and Railway Co
Deposits
Dominion Savings Bank
J. B. Henderson, Contractor, Sections 1 and 2, Trunk Road ,
W. A. Johnston, ,, ,, 5 and 6, „
T. McK. Lambly, Collector, Okanagan
F. Hussey, „ Lytton.:
J. C. Haynes, ,, Osoyoos :
J. Clapperton, ,, Nicola
W. M. Dingwall, ,, Comox
H. Fry, ,, Cowichan
C. Phair, ,, Lillooet
J. E. White, „ Skeena
Geo. Kenney, ,, Omineca ,
N. Shakespeare, ,, Victoria
R. Jones, ,, Victoria
C. Todd. Superintendent of Police, Victoria
T. H. Giffin, Toll Collector, Cassiar .-
Thos. Elwyn, Deputy Provincial Secretary
H. B. W. Aikman, Registrar-General of Titles
Thomas Harris, Registrar under Marriage Ordinances
The Hon. the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works
The Hon. the Attorney-General ,
J. C. Prevost, Registrar, Supreme Court, Victoria Judicial District
Hon. A. DeCosmos, Victoria
CC, McKenzie, Superintendent of Education, Victoria
Cash in hands of Deputy Treasurer, 1st July, 1881
Do. J. C. Hughes, Sub-Accountant, New Westminster, 1st July, 1881
Do. W. Fernie, do. Kootenay, do.
Do. J. Bowron, do. Cariboo, do.
Do. G. C. Tunstall, do. Kamloops, do.
Do. M. Bray, do. Nanaimo, do.
Do. W. Teague, (late) do. Yale, do.
Do. W. Dewdney, do. Yale, do.
Do. F. Soues, do. Clinton, do.
W. Dewdney, do. Yale, 30th June, 1882
Fiscal Year,
1st July, 1881,
TO
30th June, 1882.
$ 24,366 33
35,000 00
48,000 00
100,000 00
19,178 28
3,927 00
321 15
20 00
75 00
472 00
6,982 50
4,426 50
21,452 50
4,518 00
10 00
808 25
4,510 78
1,468 56
6,608 21
828 00
685 00
42,000 67
130 19
28,920 00
12,244 35
12,934 23
911 78
5,604 76
6 04
392 97
13 50
1,425 28
3,066 30
5,379 19
159 00
975 29
355 00
81 72
3,726 94
641 70
12 12
2 62
153 00
15 00
67 30
7 66
170 00
20 90
2,507 93
47,660 22
453,243 71
125,000 00
459,243 10
41 22
38,031 02
400 00
4,346 46
10,000 00
1,378 26
291 75
13,659 07
5,322 39
6,181 96
9,175 18
137 50
1,169 28
704 65
1,536 74
613 85
418 00
697 50
690 00
19,399 99
2,533 50
2,909 24
594 64
4,935 53
330 00
14,060 36
1,480 00
1,330 45
1,085 74
150 00
7,297 15
3,469 10
580 85
2,064 30
1,667 93
2,808 85
897 98
1,766 53
2,396 09
111 68
$ 1,203,151 55
Heads of Expenditure.
I.—Public Debt :—
Interest $ 45,473 89
Sinking Fund (Dominion Savings Bank) Loan Act, 1874 543 00
„ (Trustees' account), Loan Act, 1877 14,550 00
Accrued Interest on Sinking Fund, invested 2,507 93
Premium and Exchange 240 00
Discount and Commission 488 97
Redemption 20,000 00
II.—Civil Government (Salaries) -
III. —Administration of Justice (Salaries)
IV.—Legislation
V.—Public Institutions (maintenance):—
Assay Office $ 443 90
Printing Office 1,305 30
Asylum for the Insane 5,170 52
VI.—Hospitals and Charities
VII.—Administration of Justice (other than Salaries)
VIII.—Education ,
IX.—Transport
X.—Rent
XL—Revenue Services
XII.—Public Works :—
Works and Buildings
Government House, Victoria
Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Wharves
Surveys $ 696 99
Sumass Dyking Scheme 300 00
Graving Dock
Do. Contract No. 3
XIII.—Miscellaneous Expenditure
Total Expenditure
Personal Accounts.
Bank of British Columbia, Special Deposit ..
Account Current, Bank of British Columbia.
F. B. McNamee & Co., Esquimalt Graving Dock, Contract No.
Dominion Government (Section 2, Terms of Union)
The Corporation of the City of Victoria
Dominion Savings Bank
J. B. Henderson, Contractor, Sections 1 and 2, Trunk Road .
W.A.Johnston, ,, „ 5 and 6, „
T. McK. Lambly, Collector, Okanagan
F Hussey, ,, Lytton.
Osoyoos.
Nicola
Comox.
Cowichan .
Lillooet .
Skeena.
Omineca .
Victoria ,
J. C. Haynes,
J. Clapperton,
W. M. Dingwall,
H. Fry,
C. Phair, -
J. E. White,
Geo. Kenney,
N. Shakespeare,
R. Jones,
C. Todd, Superintendent of Police, Victoria .
T. H. Giffin, Toll Collector, Cassiar
Thos. Elwyn, Deputy Provincial Secretary, Victoria
H. B. W. Aikman, Registrar General of Titles
Thomas Harris, Registrar under Marriage Ordinances
The Hon. the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works
The Hon. the Attorney-General
J. C. Prevost, Registrar, Supreme Court, Victoria Judicial District
Hon. A. DeCosmos
C. C. McKenzie, Superintendent of Education, Victoria
A. W. Vowell, Sub-Accountant, Cassiar, on 1st July, 1881
Cash in hands of Deputy Treasurer on 30th June, 1882
Do. J. C. Hughes, Sub-Accountant, New Westr., on 30th June, 1882.
Do. W. Fernie, do. Kootenay,
Do. J. Bowron, do. Cariboo,
Do. G. C. Tunstall, do. Kamloops,
Do. M. Bray, do. Nanaimo,
do.
do.
do.
do.
Do.
Do.
F. Soues,
A. W. Vowell,
do.
do.
Clinton,
Cassiar,
do.
do.
Fiscal Year,
1st July, 1881.
TO
30th June, 1882.
83,803 79
42,626 46
47,166 54
13,320 45
6,919 72
15,823 94
21,837 02
49,265 24
1,843 28
822 50
18,270 78
4,072 35
76,915 82
19,151 03
48,596 27
19,017 67
$ 474,428 23
135,000 00
452,500 01
37,769 22
819 87
2,361 71
63 56
428 89
13,659 07
5,322 39
5,098 83
9,165 29
490 00
1,156 78
692 65
1,537 24
570 33
418 00
697 50
690 00
19,399 94
2,533 50
2,929 24
594 64
4,935 53
330 00
13,981 86
1,480 00
1,330 45
1,085 74
150 00
1,121 58
5,836 42
170 04
81
1,339 61
1,688 08
1,228 11
134 49
11 94
$ 1,203,151 55
Examined and found Correct,
J. McB. SMITH,
Auditor.
9th November, 188%.
JAS. JUDSON YOUNG,
Deputy Treasurer. Keturn of Kevi
122
KEVENUE FOU THE FISCAL YEAE EN]
DEI) 30
RY EROI
TH JTO
1
TE, 1882.
O c
\
NUE COLLECTED
AND BROUGHT
IO ACCOUNT AT TREASU
a 1st July, 1881, a
>0th June, 1882.
Heads of Receipt.
Received
from
sundry
sources
at
Treasury.
Victoria
City.
Victoria
District
Esquimalt
District.
Cowichan
District.
Nanaimo
District.
Comox
District.
New Westminster
City.
New Westminster
District.
Yale District.
Lillooet District.
Kootenay
District
Cariboo District.,
Cassiar
District.
Skeena.
Total.
'
Yale.
Lytton.
Osoyoos
and
Rock Ck.
Nicola.
Kamloops
Okanagan
Lillooet.
Clinton.
Cariboo.
Omineca.
Dominion of Canada:—
Six months' Interest @ 5 per cent $24,366 33
Half-yearly Subsidy 35,000 00
207,366 33
207,366 33
19,178 28
3,927 00
321 15
75 00
20 00
472 00
6,982 50
4,426 60
21,452 50
4,518 00
10 00
808 25
4,510 78
1,468 66
6,608 21
685 00
42,000 67
130 19
828 00
12,244 35
12,934 23
911 78
5,604 75
6 04
7 66
392 97
1,425 28
13 50
5,379 19
159 00
975 29
153 00
356 00
641 70
3,726 94
15 00
67 30
12 12
81 72
2,507 93
3,066 80
170 00
20 90
28,920 00
2 62 '
Do. Payment for Lands conveyed 100,000 00
347 00
53 00
408 25
18 00
2,512 25
117 00
1,413 00 259 50
137 00 * 1.067 50
4,621 03
554 50
322 00
133 00
4,4'9 25
1'6 50
3,039 00
55 00
20 00
5 00
480 00
21 00
480 00
170 00
392 00
785 00
40 00
594 50
365 00
15 00
25 00
321 15
75 00
20 00
70 69
4oi 3i
10 00
60 00
25 00
126 00
25 00
10 00
375 00
287 00
5,142 60
1,637 25
55 00
30 00
1,405 00
292 50
115 00
30 00
320 00
25 O0
10 00
90 00
35 00
55 00
105 66
42 50
300 00
206 00
255 66
182 50
985 00
95 00
490 00
302 50
630 00
3,477 50
2,292 00
3,690 00
90 00
330 00
242 50
125 00
1,680 00
957 50
1,380 90
160 00
25 00
1,810 00
765 00
2 50
820 00
10 00
190 00
8 50
1,355 00
978 00
40 00
720 66
815 00
28 75
10 00
50 00
746 00
,i6 25
964 25
Fees of Office
808 25
12 75
4,476 03
793 60
6,498 96
12 00
10 00
661 71
io io
56 00
75 00
103 25
2 50
105 00
75
10 50
30 00
34,012 91
3 00
5 00
13 00
5 00
23 50
55 00
3,772 06
330 00
20 00
16 00
10 00
15 00
4,215 70
75 13
12 34
32 92
9 80
30 00
170 19
96 30
3 75.
54 50
1 75
261 00
1,992 80
1,035 04
19 50
122 82
120 00
437 56
369 32
24 00
16 31
63 40
9 00
393 00
3,056 50
422 71
1,812 56
133 57
927 34
660 31
80 10
62 95
347 32
41 33
13 00
1,586 57
456 94
418 30
271 75
725 59
5:17 16
383 26
311 57
718 96
. 639 25
633 26
811 58
31 00
16 00
17 83
165 75
6,519 45
740 93
398 80
27 50
1
942 90
355 84
2,339 84
4 29
1 60
21 00
. 104 30
13 90
2
1 10
21 00
1,256 60
4 78
35 20
0 75
5 00
64 95
0 63
3 50
319 27
1,330 45
6 00
50
2 00
6 60
29 88
13 50
12 45
•
4,473 23
28 00
604 97
94 00
C8 50
5 66
46 00
46,04
2 00
1.69 66
886 20
27 39
1 00
6 75
10 00
54 76
45 50
215 00
6 19
9 00
44 00
5.00
10 00
13 00
!4 00
(0 00
1 50
10 00
30 00
641 70
3,726 94
15 00
20 50
10 00
36 80
12 12
20 24
61 48
2,507 93
1,350 60
223 50
642 95
193 10
17 50
(5 80
76 40
331 15
165 30
10 00
40 00
120 00
20 90
4,206 00
1,131 00
447 00
613 00
3,282 00
291 00
489 00
2,889 00
8,991 00
828 00
156 00
ea oo
354 00
687 00
273 00
2,712 00
990 00
2 62
$
Dom. Govt., advance on Graving Dock account,as per 43 Vic.,c.8
230,661 68
47,660 22
18,763 81
6,826 93
4,189 01
3,798 68
9,423 80
2,059 65
4,068 22
14,202 64
63,686 42
3,447 35
525 00
1,156 78
7,9£2 18
4,388 83
721 45
9,298 46
2,458 21
16,170 41
697 50
10,258 58
798 00
405,583 49
47,660 22
i'
$453,243 71
Audit Office, ,.
1st November, 1882.
■.' ■ - ■
Mei
0.—In the
Land Rever
me from Comox Distri
it, SI,062.50 of the amount, is Rent received from the Baynes Sound Coal Co., from 25th March,
878,
to 25th June, 1882 @ $250 per annum.
J. MoB
Smith,
Audito'i 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 80th June 1882.
123
EXPENDITURE.
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1882.
[Period prom 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.]
SERVICE.
I.—Public Debt
II.—Civil Government (Salaries)
HI.—Administration of Justice (Salaries)
IV.—Legislation
V.—Public Institutions (Maintenance)
VI.—Hospitals and Charities
VII.—Administration of Justice (other than Salaries)
VIII.—Education
IX.—Transport
X.—Rent
XI.—Revenue Services
XII.—Public Works :—
Works and Buildings
Government House, Victoria
Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Wharves
Surveys
Graving Dock
Do. Contract No. 3 (42 Vic, chap. 20).
XIII.—Miscellaneous
Total .
Arrbars.
113 90
405 39
36 00
72 00
122 92
394 37
13 75
1,033 07
360 00
261 80
125 60
8 2,967 93
Total
Expenditure.
I 83,803 79
42,626 46
47,166 54
13,320 45
6,919 72
15,823 94
21,837 02
49,265 24
1,843 28
822 50
3,978 38
18,270 78
4,072 35
76,915 82
996 99
19,151 03
48,596 27
19,017 67
$ 474,428 23
Audit Office,
nth November, 188*,
J. MoB. SMITH,
Auditor. 124
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
EXPENDITURE.
RECAPITULATION OF EXPENDITURE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1882.
[Period from 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.]
Paoe.
Service.
Arrears.
expenditure
Total.
127
127
127
127
127
127
127
127
128
128
128
128
128
128
128
128
128
128
128
128
129
129
129
129
129
129
129
129
129
129
129
130
130
130
130
130
130
130
130
131
131
131
132
42
132
43
133
44
133
45
133
46
133
47
133
48
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
34
35
37
38
39
40
41
I.—Public Debt.
Interest
Sinking Fund
Premium and Exchange...
Discount and Commission
Redemption
II.—Civil Government (Salaries).
Lieutenant-Governor's Office
Provincial Secretary and Minister of Mines' Department.
Do. Printing Branch
Treasury Department
Lands and Works Department
Attorney-General's do.
Land Registry Office
Legislation
Registration of Voters
Assay Office
Asylum for the Insane
Revenue Services
Temporary departmental assistance
III.—Administration op Justice (Salaries).
Supreme Court (Victoria Judicial District).
Sheriffs
County Court
Police and Gaols, Victoria
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Esquimalt
New Westminster
do. District.
Kootenay
Cariboo
Cassiar
Yale and Lytton
Kamloops
Nanaimo
Lillooet District
IV.—Legislation.
Indemnity to Members
Mileage
Registration of Voters (other than Salaries).
Expenses of Elections
Contingent Fund
Telegrams
Journals and Statutes binding
V.—Public Institutions (Maintenance).
Assay Office, Cariboo
Printing Office, Victoria
Asylum for the Insane, New Westminster :—
Provisions
Fuel :■•
Medicines
Clothing
Furniture
Transport of Lunatics and Keepers.
Miscellaneous
VI.—Hospitals and Charities.
5,661 28^|
685 75
162 50
340 40
70 47
127 26
222 87,1
Hospital, Victoria
do. New Westminster
do. Cariboo
do. Nanaimo
do. allowance, Cassiar
In aid of destitute poor and sick ..
Hospital allowance, medicines, &c.
20 86
8 37
Carried forward.
$ 29 23
t45,473 89
17,600 93
240 00
488 97
20,000 00
1,399 93
5,370 00
5,879 99
6,600 00
7,470 00
1,950 00
3,019 92
850 00
375 00
1,200 00
6,574 96
2,086 66
850 00
2,400 00
1,499 78
900 00
7,291 96
720 00
7,496 92
720 00
1,404 00
6,724 00
5,659 96
4,110 00
1,200 00
4,819 92
2,220 00
8,800 00
2,679 00
12 00
283 50
430 45
144 75
970 75
443 90
1,305 30
5,170 52
6,000 00
4,250 00
3,999 96
2,000 00
271 18
200 10
102 70
$ 83,803 79
42,626 46
47,166 54
13,320 46
6,919 72
15,823 94
209,660 90 46 Vic.
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
125
Page.
Vote.
135
135
135
138
138
140
143
143
144
145
145
146
146
147
147
147
148
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149
149
150
161
161
161
161
161
161
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161
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163
163
153
154
164
154
154
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154
156
155
155
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166
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155
156
156
156
156
156
156
156
156
156
157
157
157
157
167
49
50
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54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
70
71
72
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74
74a
74b
74c
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77
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79
80
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91
92
93
94
95
96
97
100
101
101A
101B
102
1C3
1C4
104A
104B
Service.
Brought forward
VII.—Administration of Justice (other than Salaries).
Summoning and paying Jurors and Witnesses .
Prosecutions and Interpreters
Expenses of Inquests ,
Keep of Prisoners
Rents
Special Constables
Transport of Prisoners and Constables
Miscellaneous
VIII.—Education.
Education Office
Victoria City District
Victoria District
Esquimalt District
Cowichan District
Nanaimo District
Comox District
New Westminster City District.
New Westminster District
Hope-Yale District
Lillooet District
Cariboo District
IX.—Transport.
Freight on Remittances
Travelling expenses of Officers on duty.
Keep of Horses
Arrears.
X.—Rent
Government House, Victoria
Boat-house, Nanaimo
Lieutenant-Governor's Residence
Government Agent's Residence, Yale.
XI.—Revenue Services
Commission
Courts of Appeal
Travelling expenses .
Miscellaneous
XII.—Public Works.
Works and Buildings.
Repairs to Government Buildings and Fences, Victoria
do. do. do. New Westminster.
do. do. do. Nanaimo
do. do. do. Yale District
do. do. do. Cariboo District ...
do. do. do. Lillooet District ..,
do. do. do. Cassiar District...
do. do. do. Kootenay
Repairs to Asylum for the Insane, New Westminster..,
Convalescents' Home, Victoria
Improvement of Government Reserves
Insurance of Government Buildings
Furniture for Government Offices
Hospital, Nanaimo
Repairs to Public Schools, Victoria.
Do.
Construction
Repairs
Construction
Repairs
Construction
Repairs
Construction
Do.
Do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
East-South Saanich .
Esquimalt
Nanaimo
Wellington
Denman Island
New Westminster ...
Maple Ridge
Langley Prairie
Chilliwhack
Yale
Granville .
Construction of Court House and Gaol, Yale.
Enlarging School House, North Saanich
Government House, Victoria.
Repairs to Buildings...
Furniture
Repairs to Fences, &c.
Water
Fuel and Light
Carried forward 1,187 56
$W 23
6 70
10 50
30 83
56 50
5 00
4 37
17 75
165 07
64 02
3 00
13 75
34 02
8 10
40 00
00
72 00
46 92
46 00
59 85
8 42
18 00
47 05
9 25
219 22
32 38
13 75
EXPENDITURE
$ 3,145 92
416 15
249 40
11,729 96
431 50
2,425 93
2,920 16
517 65
2,277 00
11,304 71
4,562 11
2,341 67
2,404 05
6,621 10
1,275 10
2,660 04
6,419 51
5,227 87
1,509 25
2,662 83
1,639 43
132 87
48 50
108 00
600 00
66 00
1,107 69
320 75
1,135 46
1,414 48
939 93
199 82
149 47
159 55
269 11
37 50
50 00
293 00
55 26
1,000 00
190 65
1,545 78
911 09
250 00
2,000 13
99 00
750 00
404 50
756 50
50 00
2,440 00
50 00
380 00
645 00
690 00
30 00
3,601 60
323 00
1,968 71
1,589 17
98 37
100 10
99 00
3,855 35
? 209,660 90
21,837 02
49,265 24
1,843 28
822 50
3,978 38
18,270 78
305,678 10 126
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
Page.
Vote.
Service.
Arrears.
3XPENDITURE
Total.
157
157
157
167
158
158
169
159
160
161
161
162
165
166
167
168
168
168
169
169
169
169
169
170
170
170
170
170
170
171
171
171
171
172
172
172
173
174
174
174
174
174
174
174
174
174
175
175
175
175
175
104c
104D
104E
105
106
107
109
109a
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
121a
121b
122
123
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
145
146
148
149
150
151
152
Brought forward
XII.—Public Works.—Concluded.
Government House, Victoria.—Concluded.
* 1,187 56
Planting Grounds.
Gardener
Miscellaneous
Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Wharves.
Improvement of Beacon Hill Park
Goldstream and San Juan River Trails
Wharf at termination of Trunk Road, New Westminster .
Victoria District
Burnside and Prospect Lake Roads
Esquimalt District
Cowichan District
Nanaimo District
Comox District
Main Trunk Road, Yale to Cariboo
New Westminster District
Yale District
Lillooet District
Cariboo District
Kootenay District
Cassiar District
Nicola River Bridge Repairs
Skeena River to Omineca
Lillooet Ferry
Surveys.
Surveys throughout the Province.
" Sumas Dyking Act, 1878 "
360 00
Graving Dock, Esquimalt.
Kinipple & Morris, Resident Engineer's salary .
Inspector of Concretes
Storage
Construction
Insurance
Miscellaneous
Contract No. 3 .
XIII.—Miscellaneous Expenditure.
Advertising.
Stationery ..
Postage.
Telegrams
Fuel and Light
Library, Legislative and Departmental
Refunds
Premium on Guarantee Bonds
Allowance to Officer, Kootenay for travelling expenses, wood, light, &c
Fire Department, Victoria
do. Nanaimo
do. New Westminster
do. Cariboo
Agricultural Societies
Telephone Service
Miscellaneous, not detailed
B. Dooling, compensation for injury sustained at Asylum for the Insane
J. Welsh, grant in aid of explorations at the head waters of Skeena River,
Bear, Babine, and other Lakes
Walter Dewdney, to indemnify him for cash lost during fire at Yale
Hon. A. DeCosmos, expenses of mission as Special Agent
10 00
6 75
89 50
19 25
3,855 35
50 00
160 00
17 00
250 00
967 66
1,200 25
9 50
3,500 70
392 50
102 00
3,012 27
272 32
2,098 50
3,501 14
1,387 86
31 00
39,446 96
3,516 78
662 50
3,352 95
3,505 14
4,500 84
40 75
2,016 25
25 00
2,109 50
1,736 33
20 00
400 20
300 00
2,187 00
810 00
900 00
14,002 15
939 08
312 80
1,477 60
1,767 97
1,439 05
984 84
1,872 73
216 60
2,229 05
477 00
200 00
1,500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
600 00
168 00
1,890 51
500 00
400 00
808 78
1,085 74
$ 305,678 10
4,072 35
76,915 82
19,151 08
48,596 27
19,017 67
Total $ 2,967 93
1*474,428 23
Audit Office,
28th November, 1882.
J. McB. SMITH,
Auditor. 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
127
DETAILED EXPENDITURE.
STATEMENT showing the Expenditure, as brought to account in the Treasury
Department, on account of the Province of British Columbia, for the Fiscal Year
ended 30th June, 1882.
[Period, from 1st July 1881, to 30th June, 1882.]
TO WHOM PAID.
Bank of B. C, London.
Various persons
Bank British Columbia)
forB. C. Loan Trustees f
B. C. Loan Trustees..
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Dominion Savings Bank
Dominion Savings Bank
Bank of British Columbia
Bank of B. C, London.
London Brokers
Various persons..
Capt. R. G. Tatlow....
T. Luscombe
Do
P. J. Smith
Hon. T. B. Humphreys
T. Elwyn
D. Deasy
R. Wolfenden
G. Williams
R. Butler
R. Holloway
F. Shakespeare
M. McDowell
J. Davies
Hon. R. Beaven
J. J. Young
J. McB. Smith
I.—PUBLIC DEBT.
Vote No. 1.—Interest.
12 months' interest, at 6 per cent., on §727,500, 40 Vic. Chap. 20...
10 days' do. 7 „ 20,000, 42 Vic, Chap. 28...
12 months' do. 7 „ 5,500, 42 Vic, Chap. 28...
12 ,. do. 7 „ 20,000, 37 Vic, Chap. 21...
Vote No. 2.—Sinking Fund.
1 per cent, on $727,500, 40 Vic, Chap, 20, payable in London, 1st July..
,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, 1st Jan..
Accrued annual interest on investments of Sinking Fund, 40 Vic, Chap
20, re-invested in London, £502 14s. 8d. @ $4.85
Annual payment on $20,000, 37 Vic, Chap. 21, payable in Victoria, 31st
December
Accrued annual interest on Sinking Fund Deposits, 37 Vic, Chap. 21..
Vote No. 3.—Premium and Exchange.
Exchange on draft to London for £12,000 (40 Vic, Chap. 20) @ $4.87 .
Vote No. 4.—Discount and Commission.
Commission on payment of coupons, 40 Vic., Chap. 20
Brokerage, in London, on investments of Sinking Fund, 40 Vic, Chap. 20
Vote No. 5.—Redemption.
Payment of Debentures, 42 Vic, Chap. 28, Numbers 1, 6,10,13,14, 18,
21, 24, 25, 26, 27, 31, 34, 35, 36, 38, 39, 44, 47, 50, 54, 55, 57, 58, 6"
63, 64, 65, 67, 69, 70, 71, 72, 75, 76, 80, 83, 87, 88, and 89, @ $500
IL—CIVIL GOVERNMENT (SALARIES).
Vote No. 6.—Lieutenant-Governor's Office.
Private Secretary, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 12 months @ $75
Gardener, do. to 30th April, 1882,10 months, 41 i
Gardener and Messenger (extra)
Messenger, 1st May to 30th June, 1882, 2 moSiths, @ $25
Vote No. 7.—Provincial Secretary and Minister op Mines.
Provincial Secretary, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12 m., @ $250
Deputy Provincial Secretary, do. do. do. 125
Messenger, do. do. do. 72 50
Printing Branch.
Superintendent, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12 months, @ $150
Printer, do. do. do. ' 90
Do. do. do. do. 90
Do. do. do. do. 80
Assistant Printer, do. do. do. 40
Sessional Printer, 12th Dec, 1881, to 30th April, '82,4 mo. 19 d., 80
Do. 21st March to 30th April, 1882, 1 „ 10 „ 80
Vote No. 8.—Treasury.
Minister of Finance, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12 m., @ $250
Deputy Treasurer, do. do. do. 150
Auditor, do. do. do. 150
Carried forward..
Arrears.
$ cts.
$ cts.
43,650 00
385 00
1,400 00
7,275 00
7,275 00
2,431 45
543 00
447 75
41 22
900 00
416 60
33 33
50 00
3,000 00
1,500 0C
870 00
1,800 00
1,080 00
1,080 0C
960 00
480 OC
371 61
108 38
3,000 00
1,800 00
1,800 00
45,473 89
17,600 93
240 00
488 97
20,000 00
83,803 79
1,399 93
5,370 00
'5,879 99
6,600 00
19,249 92 128
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
Hon. G. A. Walkem ...
W. S. Gore
F. G. Richards, Jr
J. J. Austin
Hon. J. R. Hett
E. Harrison, Jr
H. B. W. Aikman
R. F. Tolmie
Hon. F. Williams
T. Fell
W. H. Jenkinson
E. A. Leigh
R. H. Pidcock
Henry Fry
S. Roberts
Alex. Mouat
J. Phillips
J. Burr
H. Young
J. B. Tiffin
G. Munday
Do
G. F. Hume
G. Hutchinson
W. J. Graham
J. F. Strange
J. W. R. Leman
Flora Ross
H. McCormack
F. Rubenstein
Jane Munday
J. A. Sivewright, M. D
T. R. Mclnnes, M. D..
R. Jones
T. H. Giffin...
C. Gallagher..
T. H. Williams
J. C. Prevost
B. Evans
T. Harris ...
G. Byrnes ...
J. Morrison..
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
@ 8250
150
Brought forward
II.—CIVIL GOVERNMENT (SALARIES).—Concluded.
Vote No. 9.—Lands and Works Department.
Chief Commissioner, 1st July, 1881, to 12th June, 1882.11 m. 12d. @ $250
Surveyor-General, do. do. 12 ,, 150
Draughtsman, do. do. 12 „ 125
Clerk of Records, do. do. 12 „
Vote No. 10.—Attorney-General's Department.
Attorney-General, 13th to 30th June, 1882,18 days,
Solicitor, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12 months,
Vote No. 11.—Land Registry Office.
Registrar of Titles, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12m., @ $166 66
Clerk, do. do. do. 85
Vote No. 12.—Legislation.
Speaker of House of Assembly, Sessional Allowance
Clerk do. do.
Messenger do. do.
Vote No. 13.—Registration of Voters.
Collector of Voters for Victoria City and Esquimalt District, 1st July.
1881, to 30th June, 1882, 12months
Collector of Voters, Comox, 1st July 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12 months
Do. Cowichan, do. do. do.
Do. Victoria Dist., do. do. do
Vote No. 14.—Assay Office.
Assayer, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 12 months, @ $100...
Vote No. 15.—Asylum for the Insane.
Superintendent.
Keeper,
Co.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do,
Do.
Do.
Matron,
Cook,
Do.
Washer,
Medical Officer,
Do.
1st July, 1881, to 30th
15th
„ 30th
„ „ 30th
1st to 31st July, 1881.
1st Aug. 1881, to 30th
April 5 d., May 15 d.,
1st July, 1881, to 30th
1st May to 30th Juno,
1st Aug. '81, to 30 Ju.
5th May to 30th June,
1st July, 1881, to 30th
„ „ 31st
1st April to 30th June.
1st July, 1881, to 30th
8 months )
4 „ f
June, 1882, 12 months, <<
May, „ 10i „
June, ,, 12 ,,
April, „ 10 „
1 ,,
April, 1882, 9
Ju. 30 d. = la, 20 d.
June, 1882, 12 months,
1881, 2
'82 9 m. <S> $40, 1 @ 845.
1882,1 month, 26 days, 4
June, 1882,12 months,
March, ,, 9 ,,
„ 3
June, „ 12 ,,
^$75.00
50
45
45
40
45
40
45
45
Arrears,
S cts.
12
845.00
50
30
30
10
33 33
Vote No. 16.—Revenue Services.
Assessor and Collector, Victoria City, Victoria and Esquimalt Districts,
1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 12 months, @ 8110 per month ..
Toll Collector, Cassiar, 1st July to 31st October, 1881, and 1st May to
30th June, 1882, 6 months, @ $100 per month
Revenue Collector, Yale, llth May to 30th June, 1882, @ $100 per mo.
Vote No. 17.—Temporary Assistance.
Treasury Department, 1st July, 1881, to 28th February, 1882, 8 m. @ $100
do. 15th to 30th June, 1882 J „
III.—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (SALARIES).
Vote No. 18.—Supreme Court, Victoria Judicial District.
District Registrar, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 12 months, @ $150
Usher, do. do. do.
Vote No. 19.—Sheriffs.
Sheriff, Victoria, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12 months, @ $41.
Do. Cariboo, do. do. do. ,
Do. NewWest'r, do. do. do. ,
Carried forward.
$ cts.
2,860 00
1,800 00
1,500 00
1,320 00
150 00
1,800 00
1,992 92
1,020 00
250 00
450 00
150 00
150 00
50 00
75 00
100 00
900 00
626 00
540 00
450 00
40 00
405 00
67 50
540 00
90 00
455 00
82 50
OOO 00
270 00
90 00
120 00
399 96
1,320 00
600 00
166 66
800 00
50 00
1,800 00
600 00
499 94
499 92
$ cts.
19,249 92
7,470 00
3,019 92
850 00
375 00
1,200 00
5,574 !
2,086 66
42,626 46
2,400 00
1,499 78
3,899 78 46 Vic Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
129
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
3,899 78
900 00
7,291 96
720 00
7,496 92
720 00
1,404 00
6,724 00
6,659 96
4,110 00
1,200 00
4,819 92
III.—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (SALARIES).—Continued.
Vote No. 20.—County Court, Victoria Judicial District.
District Registrar, Victoria, 1 July, 1881, to 30 June, 1882,12 mo. @ $75
Vote No. 21.—Police and Gaols, Victoria.
Superintendent of Police, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, @ $133.33
Gaoler, do. do. 100
Assistant Gaoler, do. do. 76
Do. do. do. 60
Seniot Convict Guard, do. do. 80
Convict Guard, do. do. 60
Do. do. do. 60
Medical Officer, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
C. Todd
1,599 96
1,200 00
912 00
720 00
960 00
720 00
720 00
60 00
400 00
J. D. Ford
C.Blake
J. S. Helmcken, M.D
Vote No. 22.—Police and Gaols, Esquimalt.
Constable, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, <a $60 per month
Vote No. 23.—Police and Gaols, New Westminster.
Government Agent, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 12 m. @ $133.33
Assistant do. do. 30th April, 10 75
Do. 8th to 16th June, 1882, 7 days, 2.50
Do. 16th to 30th June, ,, J m. 75
District Registrar, Supreme and Countv Courts, Judicial District of
Westminster, 1st July 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 12 m. @ 75
Gaoler, do. do. 12 „ 100
Assistant Gaoler, do. do. 12 ,, 76
Senior Convict Guard, do. do. 12 ,, 80
Convict Guard, do. do. 12 „ 60
Medical Officer, do. do. 12 „ 33.33
Vote No. 24.—Police and Gaols, New Westminster District.
Constable, Burrard Inlet, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12 m. @ $60
Vote No. 25.—Police and Gaols, Kootenay.
Government Agent, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 12 mo., @ $117
Vote No. 26.—Police and Gaols, Cariboo.
Government Agent, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 12 mo., @ $142
District Registrar of Supreme and County Courts, Judicial District of
. Cariboo, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 12 months, @ $100
Constable and Collector, do. do. ,, 125
Do., Forks of Quesnelle, do. do. „ 125
Do., Stanley, do. to 31st Jan., 1882, 7 mo. 100
Messenger, Richfield, do. to 30th June „ 12 ,, 10
Vote No. 27.—Police and Gaols, Cassiar.
Gold Commissioner, Laketon, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882 @$166 66
Constable and Recorder, McDame Creek, do. do. 125
Do. do. Laketon, do. do. 125
Constable, Stickeen, 1st November, 1881, to 30th April, 1882, 100
1,599 96
750 00
17 50
37 50
900 00
1,200 00
912 00
960 00
720 00
399 96
D. B. Grant
C. N. Trew, M.D
J.Miller
1,704 00
1,200 00
1,500 00
1,500 00
700 00
120 00
S. Y. Wootton
A. W. Vowell
1,999 96
1,500 00
1,500 00
600 00
20 00
20 00
20 00
T. H. Giffin
W. C. Baker
Vote No. 28.—Police and Gaols, Yale and Lytton.
Government Agent, Yale, 1st to 9th July, 1881, @ $100
Do. 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 100
Constable & Collector, Yale, do. do. 80
Do. do. do. 80
Do. Lytton, do. do. 80
Vote No. 29.—Police and Gaols, Kamloops.
Government Agent, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12 m., @ $100
Vote No. 30.—Police and Gaols, Nanaimo.
Government Agent, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12 m., @ $100
Inspector of Mines, do. do. do. 90
Gaoler, do. do. do. 75
Convict Guard, do. do. do. 60
Medical Officer, do. do. do. 16 66
Constable, Wellington, 1st July to llth Dec, 1881, 5m. and 11 d., 60
Do. 12th Dec., 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 6 m. 19 d., 60
30 00
1,200 00
960 00
960 00
960 00
H. B. Roycraft
1,200 00
1,080 00
900 00
720 00
199 92
322 00
398 00
A. Dick
W. Stewart
S. Drake
D. Cluness, M.D
W. Jack
44,946 54 130
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
F. Soues
W. Livingstone .
Various Members
Various Members
J. Camp
" Daily Standard:
" Mainland Guardian ".,
" Free Press "
" Inland Sentinel"
,(Daily Standard"...."..
Langley &Co
C. McCormack
'•Daily Standard"
Do.
" Daily Colonist"
Do
British Columbian
R. T. Williams
Do
Do
Thornton Fell
Do
M. &H. A. Fox
M. Miller
Wm. Deasy
John Weiler
S. Reid & Co
J. Sehl
J. W. Williams
Dominion Government.
Do.
Do.
R. T. Williams.
Hudson Bay Co.
G. Harris
Mason and Daly,
Langley & Co. .
Van Volkenburg.
J. Harkins
E. Deslauriers ..
A. U. Christie ..
Hy. Elliott
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Brought forward
III.—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (SALARIES).—Concluded.
Vote No. 31.—Police and Gaols, Lillooet District.
Government Agent, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12 m., @ $100
Constable and Collector, do. do. do. 85
IV.—LEGISLATION.
Vote No. 32.—Indemnity to Members.
Sessional Allowance, 22 Members, @ $400 each
Vote No. 33.—Mileage.
From and to place of residence
Vote No. 34.—Registration op Voters (Other than Salaries.)
Use of rooms for holding Court of Revision
Advertising Court of Revision
Vote No. 35.—Expenses of Elections.
Advertising Proclamation, Election, &c, New Westminster City
Do. do. Nanaimo and Cowichan Dist
Do. do. Yale
Do. Writs, appointment of Returning Officers, &c
Six dozen coloured ink pads, &c, for polling stations
Vote No. 36—Contingent Fund,
Subscription to Guardian and Free Press, Sept., 1881, to May, 1882
Do, Standard, do. June, 1882
Do. 3 copies for the Session,
Do. 1 copy, September, 1881, to June, 1882
Do. 3 copies for the Session
Do. 1 copy, January to December, 1882
Binding Guardian, Herald, Free Press, Sentinel, Colonist & Standard
Portfolio for form of prayer
Stamping names of Members on British North America Act
Supplies S140, postage, &c, @2.75
Services as Secretary to Graving Dock Committee, 24 days @ S3 ^ day
Penknives for Members
Printing cards
Assisting Messenger
Hire of chairs and purchase of crockery
Six towels
Hire of chairs
Carriage hire for Graving Dock Committee
Vote No. 37.—Telegrams.
Mr. Speaker Williams to Lord Kimberley
Chairman, Dock Committee, to Hon. A. DeCosmos
From Hon. A. DeCosmos, re Railway
Vote No. 38.—Journals and Statutes Binding.
Binding' 225 vols. Journals of the Legislative Assembly, 1881
Do. 225 ,, Sessional Papers do.
Do. 50 ,, Appendix to Revised Statutes
Do. Reports and Voters List
Do. Public Accounts, 250 copies
Do. Births, Deaths, and Marriages, School, & Public Works Reports
Do. Public Accounts, and Report of Minister of Mines,
Do. 350 Volumes of Statutes
Stitching and pressing 1,000 Mining Acts
Binding Prison Report
V.—PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS (MAINTENANCE).
Vote No. 39.—Assay Office, Cariboo.
Freight on 3 packages, Assay stores .-
170 sacks of charcoal, @ 75 cents
229 „ „
Fire bricks and fire clay
31 sacks of charcoal, @ 75 cents
Sawing wood and clearing snow from building
Two cords of wood
Three ladders
Removing Assay materials to new store, New Westminster.
Carried forward.
Arrears.
$ cts.
cts.
S cts.
44,946 54
1,200 00
1,020 00
2,220 00
47,166 54
8,800 00
2,679 00
6 00
7 00
12 00
77 00
26 60
23 00
142 50
14 50
283 50
8 50
13 00
6 00
13 00
6 00
3 00
52 00
3 50
3 SO
142 75
72 00
40 00
7 00
12 00
37 20
3 00
3 00
5 00
62 50
7 25
75 00
144 75
157 50
371 25
62 50
29 00
20 00
40 50
20 00
245 00
20 00
5 00
970 75
13,320 45
61 40
127 50
171 75
6 00
23 25
23 00
v ■
10 00
13 50
7 50 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
131
TO WHOM PAID.
Shears & Partridge..
P. McQuade & Son..
A. Ofner
Mrs. Deasy
Collector of Customs
Welch, Rithet& Co.
W. McDowell
Miller & Richard ...
Langley & Co
M. W. Waitt, & Co..
T. N. Hibben* Co..
R. Savage
Wells Fargo & Co...
J. Patterson
Fellows & Prior
J. Maynard
A. Whetstone
Geo. Doughty
W. Newbury
FOE WHAT SERVICE.
Brought forward
V.—PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS (MAINTENANCE).—Continued.
Vote No. 40.—Printing Office, Victoria.
Materials for printing press
Sheet rubber, sewing, and sundries
Soap, matches, and broom
Washing towels, 15 months, to 30th June, 1882
Duty on type from San Francisco
Freight „ „
Drayage ,, ,,
Type
25 lbs. of potash
Paper, &c
Do
Carriage of sessional papers to post office
Charges on package from San Francisco
Repairs to boiler and tubes
One saw
Carriage of parcels to Post Office
Do. do
Two brushes
Strap for engine
Vote No. 41.—Asylum for the Insane.
Provisions.
Arrears.
$ cts.
8 73
3 75
5 38
3 00
Neufelder & Ross
R. Dickinson
J. R. King
M. D. McLennan
W. Harvey
J. Ibbotson
H. Elliott
A. M. Herring
W.J. Jeffree
D. Withrow
E. C. Scoullar & Co...
J. Cunningham
R. Law
H. Elliott
C. G. Major
G. Edgar
R. Cunningham
J. E. White
B. C. Express Co
G. Baillio
G. Coxon
C. C. Minkler
S. M. Nelson
C. Kennedy
W. G. Bowman
J. Holoran
C. F. Guillen
Geo. Whetflcld
J. W. Howison
H. Bonson
Steamer " Enterprise
Do. "Ada"
R. J. Ferguson
W. Jackson, M.D....
L. R. Mclnnes, M.D.
C. N. Trew, M.D....
A. Masters, M.D
A. W. Gamble, M.D.
D. Cluness, M.D....
T.N. Hibben & Co..
Groceries, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
Meat,
Milk,
Do.
Bread,
Fish,
Coal and wood. 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
Medicines.
do.
do.
do. to 31st December, 1881 .
1st January to 30th June, 1882
1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
do. do.
Fuel.
Drugs, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
Clothing.
Sundry clothing, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882 .
Furniture.
Repairing and covering 2 lounges
Repairing cooking utensils and sundries
Crockery, &c
Repairing cooking range
Hay for beds
Lamp glasses, burners, wicks, &c
Transport of Lunatics and Keepers.
In charge of Dennis Printable at Skeena
Do. do. and steamer fare, Skeena to Victoria.
Meals and bed at Skeena for Dennis Printible
Stage fage, Lytton to Yale, Ah Moy
Meals and bed for do
Team hire for Constable Hussey to arrest Ah Moy
In charge of Ah Moy, including meals
Meals, bed, and horse keep for Constable Hussey, in charge of Ah Moy
In charge of Ah Moy
Buggy hire for police with W. H. Cox, from Lake District to Victoria .
Buggy hire for R. Hoy
In charge of W. Isbister, from Nanaimo to the Asylum
Conveyance of J. Whittle
Meals and bed for Constable Campbell in charge of Cox
Conveying W. Isbister from steamer to the Asylum
Passage and meals for Constables in charge of lunatics
Do. W. Isbister, Nanaimo to New Westminster
Conveyance of Harrison and Bell
Miscellaneous.
Examination and certificate, 1 patient, Cox ,
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
2 patients, Hoy and Henly
3 ,, Henly, Hoy, and Ah Moy.
1 patient, Ah Moy
,, Isbister
Newspapers, 1st January, 1881, to March, 1882 ...
Carried forward.
% cts.
8 37
29 23
14 86
10 12
11 38
15 00
34 10
1 80
75
170 64
7 50
542 00
473 75
1 00
2 30
13 10
1 50
1 00
50
2 50
1 60
$ cts.
443 90
1,305 30
1,452 83
1,188 53
118 20
183 30
601 17
47 25
3,661 28
685 75
162 50
340 40
20 00
25 51
10 00
2 00
2 75
10 21
70 47
4 50
25 0C
3 0C
12 5C
2 25
6 0C
6 0C
5 0C
5 0C
6 0C
1 OC
10 OC
1 oc
1 5C
1 OC
33 0C
3 0C
1 5C
127 25
5 00
10 0(
..
30 0(
5 0(
4 0C
4 0C
27 87
85 87' 6,696 85 132
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
29 23
85 87
16 00
5 00
25 00
2 25
5 00
25 00
1 00
25 00
3 00
30 75
6,696 85
V.—PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS (MAINTENANCE).—Concluded.
Vote No. 41.—Asylum for the Insane.—Concluded.
Miscellaneous.—Concluded.
J. E. Lord
R. W. Deane & Co
J. Smith
VI.—HOSPITALS AND CHARITIES.
Vote No. 42.—Hospital, Victoria.
Grant in aid, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
222 87
6,919 72
W. C. Ward
5,000 00
4,250 00
3,999 96
W. H. Keary
Vote No. 43.—Hospital, New Westminster.
Vote No. 44.—Hospital, Cariboo.
Grant in aid, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
Vote No. 45.—Hospital, Nanaimo.
Grant in aid, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
2,000 00
Callbreath, Grant, & Cook
Vote No. 46.—Hospital Allowance, Cassiar.
17 12
42 61
6 00
20 00
156 45
10 00
6 00
13 00
Do. do
J Walsh
Groceries, wood, &c, supplied Indian Billy, blind and destitute, Nov.,
1881, to June, 1882 '.
Vote No. 47.—In aid of Destitute Poor and Sick.
271 18
25 00
20 00
10 00
12 00
33 10
20 00
30 00
25 00
25 00
Do
Expenses conveying S. Anderson, destitute miner, tohospital, Barkerville
Do. do. do. do.
Do. do. do. do.
Veith & Borland
Do
Mrs, Skitch
Do.
Do
Vote No. 48.—Hospital Allowance—Medicines, &c.
T Shotbolt
72 70
30 00
H. H. D Shuttleworth..
VII.—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (OTHER THAN SALARIES).
Vote JVb. U9.—Summoning and paying Jurors and Witnesses.
18 00
4 50
9 00
18 00
18 00
3 00
18 00
0 00
8 00
8 00
8 00
4 00
6 00
16 00
16 00
15,823 94
Witness fee, do. 3 days @ $1.50
Do. do. 3 „ 3
E. Bailey
Indians Samuel, Prosper,
Witness fee, Regina v. George, 1 day each @ $1
Witness fee, do. $4, Expenses $2
Do. do. 6, „ 2....
Do. do. 6, „ 2....
Do. do. 6, ,, 2....
Do. Regina v. Martine, 2, ,, 2
Do. do. 2, „ 4....
Do. do. 12, „ 4
Do. do. 12, „ 4....
Do. Ned
P. Bruck
29 23
160 50 46 Vic.
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
133
TO WHOM PAID.
P. Fry
J. W. Howison
Steamer "Reliance"
C. N. Trew, M.D....
H. Bateson
P. Fry
Indian Jim
Indian Frank
James Rush
Ah Sam
J. A. Galligher
S. H.Webb
G. R. Ashwell
Do
Indian Jack
Do. Louis
Do. Thomas.....
Do. Paul
Do. Pay-reesh ...
Do. Bob
G. R. Tinker
i— McNaughton
M. Prosper
F. Savona
William Jones
Do
J. Pringle
S. Connor
Peterson & Spehnan.
J. Tait I
J. Teneese
Indian Michelle
Do. Napoleon
Do. Sal-qumilks .
Do. Asselle
Do. Sofa
Do. Leek
P. Ryan
S. Connor
W. Boyd
G. Tinker
W. Livingstone
R. Carson
J. Currie
T. C. Harris
H. Bonnell
1. M. Kay
Indian Paul
Do. Charley
J. Dennison
Indian Dolan
Do. Johnny
H. H. Williams
T. McNeely
T. Robertson
D. W. Miller
E. Scoullar
S. Greer
C. Ball
J. Wilson
R. Thompson
G. Banford
L. Thornber, M.D...
W. Evans
C. S. Windsor
J. Wiggins
J. Henry
G. Apnout.
F. Hussey
Indian Jemmy
,, Charley
,, Kilpaskei
„ Billy
,, Sam
W. B Kyle
S. Gray
M. Pollock
R. Pollock
F. L. Budlong
G. Tuttle
W. B. Kyle
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Brought forward.
3 days @$4...
§16, Expenses i
Regina v. Martine
v. Pierre and William
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Regina v. Buckley
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Regina v. Williams, 1 day
do. 1 „
do. 1 „
5 days @ SI
5 „ 1
152, Expenses§23..
23, „ 23..
31, „ 44..
mileage & canoe hire
VII.—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (OTHER THAN SALARIES).
—Continued.
Vote No. It9.—Summoning and Paying Jurors and Witnesses.-Contd.
Jury fees,
Meals for Jury,
Passages of 2 witnesses & Constable
Witness fee (medical),
Do.
Jury fees,
Witness fee,
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do..
Jury fees,
Serving summonses on 2 witnesses;
Sending messenger to Mr. Baleson,
Witness fee,
Do.
Do.
Do. Regina v. Tom.
Message to Kamloops, Regina v. Moore
Assisting Constable Livingstone obtaining evidence, Regina v. Tassapola
Horse hire, do. do. do.
Witness fee, Regina v. Mahoy, lday...
Do. Regina v. Johnny
Taking summons to F. Woodward, Nicola
Jury fees, Regina v. Louis
Do.' Regina v. Jack and Billy ....
Do. Regina v. Moore
Meals for Jury, do.
Do. do.
Beds for Jury, do.
Witness fee, Regina v. Louis
Do. Regina v. Carriegher, 1 day .
Do. Regina v. Moore,
Do. do.
Do. do.
Do. do.
Do. do.
Witness fee, Regina v. Jack & Billy, 4
Meals and horse keep for 5 Indian witnesses, Regina v. Moore, 4^ days
Serving summonses on Jurymen for Supreme Court at Clinton
Do. do. do. do.
Horse hire summoning witnesses, Regina v. Tassapola
Meals and horse keep, Constable Livingstone & witness, R. v. Tassapola
6
6
6
11
@ S3.
Do. do.
Dd. do.
Witness fee,
Jury fees,
Witness fee,
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Jury fees,
Do.
Witness fee,
Do.
Jury fees,
Witness fee,
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Jury fees,
Summoning witnesses,
Witness fee,
Do.
Expenses, Lytton to N. West'r,
Witness fee,
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Jury fees,
Witness fee,
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Jury fees,
obtaining evidence, do.
do. do.
50
5 days
5 „
7 „
do
do.
Regina v. Toup,
Regina v. Owens ..
Regina v. Moore,
do.
Regina v. Kelly,
do.
Regina v. Tommy,
Regina v. Ah Wing
Regina v. Hogan ..
Regina v. Melville, S4, Expenses $2.70
Regina v. Smith, 6, ,, 2
do. 2 sittings
do. $24, Expenses $7 50
!81
1
2
1
1
24,
24,
24,
24,
do.
do.
do.
do.
do:
Regina v. Conway, 22
do.
Regina v. Mahoy ....
do.
do.
Regina v. Johnny
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Regina v. Jones.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
7 50
7 50
7 50
7 50
2 00
11 50
$10, Expenses $36 75
10, „ 36 75
10, „ 36 75
10, „ 36 75
10, „ 36 75
32,
18,
18,
22,
14,
33 25
9 50
10 00
13 25
12 25
Canied forward.
Arrears,
$ cts.
29 23
6 70
35 93
$ cts.
160 60
18 00
9 50
7 00
12 00
18 00
18 00
6 00
6 00
75 00
46 00
75 00
18 00
6 60
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
5 00
2 00
2 00
1 50
2 00
12 00
18 00
18 00
18 00
18 00
13 00
6 50
1 00
1 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
11 00
12 00
33 75
4 00
9 00
10 00
5 00
3 00
2 00
10 00
18 00
5 00
5 00
14 00
8 00
8 00
18 00
18 00
6 70
8 00
36 00
31 50
31 50
31 50
31 50
31 50
38 00
33 50
18 00
1 00
1 00
1 50
63 00
46 75
46 75
46 76
46 75
46 75
18 00
65 25
27 50
28 00
35 25
26 25
18 00
1,630 95 134
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears.
$ cts.
S cts.
$ eta.
35 93
1,630 95
34 25
29 25
57 25
22 60
22 50
22 50
22 50
22 50
18 00
12 00
14 00
12 00
18 00
37 25
40 75
24 75
2 50
5 00
2 60
18 00
18 00
2 00
18 00
27 00
27 00
27 00
27 00
22 50
27 00
22 50
27 00
18 00
18 00
18 00
2 00
4 00
6 00
3 00
2 00
11 00
9 00
8 00
4 00
2 50
28 25
26 25
6 00
14 00
10 87
9 00
9 00
10 50
4 00
1 00
1 00
2 75
2 60
16 00
3 75
18 00
2 00
6 00
12 00
4 00
12 00
17 50
9 50
8 00
8 00
7 00
4 50
7 50
12 00
3 00
3 00
6 00
6 00
4 00
4 00
2 60
18 00
VII.—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (OTHER THAN SALARIES).
—Continued.
Vote No. U9.—Summoning and Paying Jurors and Witnesses—Contd.
Witness fee, Regina v. Ah Sue, 22, Expenses 12 25
Do. do. 16, „ 13 25
Do. do. 44, „ 13 25
Do. do. 11, „ 11 50
Do. do. 11, „ 11 60
Do. do. 11, „ 11 50
Do. do. 11, „ 11 50
Do. do. 11, „ 11 50
T. Michell
E. B. C. Hannington,M.D.
Shun Ho
Ah Hue
Witness fee, do. 11, mileage 1 00
Do. do. 12, „ 2 00
Do. do. 11, „ 1 00
T. McKay
Frank, Indian Constable.
H. B. Roycraft
Witness fee, do. 26, Expenses 11 25
Witness fee, Regina v. Charley 13, Expenses 11 25
T. Saul
J. W. Wood
Witness fee, do. S22, Expenses $5 00
Do. do. 22, „ 5 00
Do. do. 22, „ 5 00
Do. do. 22, „ 5 00
Do. do. 16, „ 6 50
Do. do. 22, „ 5 00
Do. do. 16, „ 6 50
Do. do. 22, „ 5 00
C. McDonald
F. Foord
Do
Do. do. 2 „
Do. do. 3 ,;
Do. do. 1 ,
Do.
Do. Regina v. Cartwright, $6, Exp's $5 00
Do. do. 4, „ 5 00
Do. do. 4 „
A. D. White
E. Vine
W. E. McCartney
Witness fee, Regina v. Ah Lyn, $16, Expenses $12 25
Do. Regina v. Moor, 14, ,, 12 25
Refreshments for 12 jurymen and officer, New Westminster Assizes ...
Witness fee, Regina V. Montgomery, $6, Exp's S3 00
Do. do. 6, „ 3 00
Do. do. 6, „ 4 50
Services self and horse, summoning witnesses, Regina v. Buckley
B. C. Express Co
Express charges on package used as evidence, Regina v. Harris et al...
W. E. McCartney
do. do. 2 „
do. Regina v. Green et al. $6, Exps. $6 00
do. do. 2, „ 2 00
do. do. 6, „ 6 00
do. do. 7 days @ 2 50
do. do. $7.60, exs. 2 00
do. Regina®. A. Cochrane, 7.50, ,, 50
do. do. 7.50, „ 50
T. Church
P. O'Neil
J. Miller
Witness fee, Regina v. August (Ind.) $3, exs. $4.50
C. W. Meyer ..
E. Grant
do. do. 2 ,, -.
C J. Tunstall, M.D.
F. Eifert
do. do. 2 ,,
do. do. _ $2, Expenses 60 cts
35 93
2,738 42 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
135
TO WHOM PAID.
Indian Mary
Do. Humpeet..
Dr. Matthews
R. W. Fawcett....
J. Davies
F. Schier
E. Shields
S. M. Brown
Steitz Brothers ...
W. Jensen
A. C. Hayme
A. M. Carpenter ..
T. Hampton
T. Lafond
T. D. Lindsay
J. Finney
C. T. Stuart
A. Bland
C. B. McCluskey..
R. McDougall
Indian Mary
Do. Kitty
T. R. Mitchell
John Bartlett
J. H. King
G. Coleman
A. Barry
J. Dunn
J. Longhurst
F. Foord
O. Engelbretson ..
M. Gyves
J. Maxwell
C. McDonald
J. C. Sparrow —
R. Brown
J. Cannes
G. R. Ashwell ....
G. Blackall
W. N. Bole
Do
W. D. Ferris, Jr...
A. Egnell
L. Farlandine
Ah Foo '.'.'.'.'.
Cum Ye
Indian Tom
„ John
„ Thomas ...
,, Jemmy....
J. Michalle
Alex. McLean
J. Michalle
W. J. Burr
Hop Wong
J. Boucher
Goon Gan
W. Brotchie
Indian "Martin" ..
,, "Shuswap"
L. Farlardean ....
L. Hautier
L. Farlardean ....
P. Jacks
T. R. Humphreys
H. Bowe
M. Guido
Susan (Indian)....
C. P. Bloomfield .
Ah Foo
W. Jackson, M.D..
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Brought forward.
VII—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (OTHER THAN SALARIES).
—Continued.
Vote No A9.—Summoning and Paying Jurors and Witnesses—Concld
Regina v. Lah Kissing $60, Expenses $8
do. 32,
do. 1 day
Regina v. Dooley
do. 1 day
do. 3 „
do. 3 „
do. 3 ,,
do.
Kelly and Barry
Witness fee,
do.
do.
Jury fees,
Witness fee,
do.
do.
do.
Meals for jurymen, Victoria Assizes
Jury fees,
Witness fee.
do.
do
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
dodo.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Serving subpoenas,
do. 1 day .
do. 2 „ .
do. 2 „ .
do. 2 „ .
do. 4 „ .
Regina v. Wong Fung, 3 ,, .
do. 3 „ .
do. 4 „ .
Regina v. Edwards, 2 ,, .
do. 2 „ .
do. $3, Expenses $2.00
do. 3 „ 1 50
do. 2 days 2
Regina v. Davis, 4 ,,
do. 3 „
do. 4 „
do. 4 ,
do. 4 ,
do. 4 ,
Regina v. Tessier, $14, Expenses $5 00
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Regina y. Smith.
6,
8 50
5
6
5
5
6
Lodgings for Indian witnesses, Martha and Jenny, Regina v. Joshua..
Vote No. 50.—Prosecutions and Interpreters.
as Counsel assisting at New Westminster Assizes, Dec, 1881.
Crown prosecutor, do. June, 1882.
as interpreter, Regina v. Johnny, 1 day
Services
Do.
Services
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
do.
do.
do
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Michell
Moore and others, 2 days
George, 1 day
Johnny, ,,
Carrigher, 1 day
Ah Gee and Ah King, 3 days .
Buckley
Shorekultan and others
Indians
do
Johnny, $14, and expenses $9
Moore, 2 days @ $3
attending Assizes
do.
Regina v. Daniel Ross
Laketon Police Court
Regina v. Louis Duprie
do. Miller, 3 days, @ $2
LaKissing, 4 days @ S3
Ingram
Ingram and Buckley
Philip Jack
Riely
Jules
do
Regina v. Hunter Jack, 4 days, @ $3
do. Indian, 1 day
do. Bozzi, 1 day
do LaKissing, 2 days
do. do. 1% days
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Regina v.
Vote No. SI.—Expenses of Inquests.
Services as interpreter at inquest of Ah Lick.
Post-mortem examination of I. Peart
Carried forward.
Arrears,
$ cts.
35 93
35 93
$ cts.
2,738 42
68 00
40 00
4 00
18 00
2 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
15 50
18 00
2 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
8 00
6 00
6 00
8 00
4 00
4 00
5 00
4 50
4 00
8 00
6 00
8 00
8 00
8 00
8 00
19 00
16 50
11 00
11 00
11 00
11 00
11 00
11 00
8 00
5 00
30 00
250 00
2 50
2 60
4 00
1 50
1 50
1 00
7 50
1 00
3 00
2 60
1 00
23 00
6 00
14 50
2 60
2 60
2 50
I 00
6 00
12 00
2 00
5 00
1 00
2 60
1 00
1 00
12 00
3 00
2 50
4 00
4 50
2 50
5 00
7 50
3,145 92
416 50
1,562 43 136
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
W. Jackson, M.D
C.N. Trew, M.D
L. R. Mclnnes, M.D..
Thos. Michell
J. W. Burr
F. Passingham
B. C. Express Co
T. L. Davis
F. L. Budlong
Jos. Evans
J. Fullarton
J. R. Gray
J. W. Williams
E. B. C. Hannington,MD
E. Garnett
B. C. Express Co
John Wiggins
Do.
C. N. Trew, M.D
Do.
J. A. Sivewright, M.D
J. Chipp, M.D
J. McLean
G. Serines
J. Maynard
B. C. Express Co
W.W. Walkem, M.D.,
Borde & Morley
C. Fox
Victoria Gas Co
W.Smith
J. J. Wilson
J. S. Moore
Fell& Co
Neuf elder & Ross ....
P. J. Houlihan
Van Volkenburg & Co
Victoria Water Works
J. D. Robinson
W. Walker
W. J. Jeffree
Belmont Co
W. Allen
Mathews, Richards & Tye
E. B. Marvin
H.M. Ship Rocket ...
T. R. Mitchell
Langley & Co
A. & W. Wilson ....
H. C. Wilson
W. Newbury
A. Phillips
Central Coal Yard ...
Hibben & Co
"Daily Standard" ...
T. Barry
J. B. Matthews, M.D.
D. Leneveu
W. P. Sayward
F. Soues
J. L. Hughes
N. Guetafsen
F.W. Foster
E. Quenell
Indian
J. O'Brian
J. Beaven
A. Mayer
J. Karst
A. Vipond
G. Norris
W. Wilson
DO
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Brough t forward.
VIL— ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (OTHER THAN SALARIES)
—Continued.
Vote No. 51.—Expenses of Iiiquests—Concluded.
Examination of body of an Infant at Bush Tavern, $5, and attendance
at inquest, $i
Holding inquest on the body of an Indian woman at Moody\ ille, $10,
mileage, $5.20
Evidence at inquest on the body of J. N. Calder
Services at inquest on the body of Ah Sook
"Do. do. W. Thomson
Do. do. J. N. Calder
Express for Coroner and Constable to Big Tunnel, C.P.R
Services at inquest, Camp No. 7, C.P.R
Making coffin for an Indian
Sei'vices at inquest on the bodies of Mead and Jervais
Travelling expenses of A. W. Vowell to Thibert Creek, holding inquest
on the body of Susan, an Indian woman
Buggy hire for Supt. of Police & Coroner to Bush Tavern, Esquimalt Rd.
Do. Jury and witnesses, do do.
Evidence and post-mortem examination of Ah Sick and an Indian
Conveyance of body of Pat Kelly from Saanich
Team to No. 7 Camp, C.P.R
Services as Constable & boat hire, at inquest, Lulu Isd. (body unknown)
Do. at inquest on body of Ah Kye
Holding inquest on body of Ah Kye
do. at Lulu Island on body of a man unknown, expenses §1.20
do. and post-mortem examination on body of Ah Kye....
do. on body of Foo Chin, 810, mileage 815
Charge for house & light, post-mortem examination on body of Foo Chin
Services in charge of body of Foo Chin
Express with body of E. Bates, Lake District to Cemetery
Charges on case of instruments for Coroner Chipp, inquest of Foo Chin
Holding inquest on body of E. Wilby, and mileage, June, 1881
Police and Gaols.
Vote iVo. 5U.~K.eep of Prisoners.
Repairing tools for convicts, Vic. Gaol, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
Milk, do.
Gas supplied, do.
Cleaning yard and latrines, do.
Bread, do.
Bread, do.
Groceries, do.
Do. do.
Cordwood, do.
Meat and vegetables, do.
Water supply, do.
Coal, do.
Coal, do.
Clothing, do.
do. do.
do. do.
do. do.
do. do.
April and May, 1882
1st July, 1881, to 31st Mar., 1882
1st April to 30th June, 1882
1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
do. do.
do. do,
1st July to 30th November, 18S1
1st Dec, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
1st July, 1881, to do.
Leather for sole and uppers and findings, Victoria Gaol
Fish, Victoria Gaol, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
Hand-cuffs, nails, &c, do. do. do,
Lime and fire bricks, do. do. do.
Keep of Indian prisoner (LaKissing) from Knight's Inlet to Esquimalt
Repairs to windows, Victoria Gaol
Medicines, do. 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882..
Hose and sundry articles, do. do. do.
1 doz. tin cups, buckets, &c, Victoria Gaol
2 doz. leather straps for leg-irons, do
20 packages of waste paper for latrines, do
Five tons of coal, do. @ $8 per ton]
Stationery, do.
Advertising supplies do.
Drayage of Lumber, do.
Special attendance on prisoner Jones (in a fit), July, 1881
Two barrels of lime, Victoria Gaol, July, 1878, and July, 1881
Lumber for cells, do. April and December, 1880.
Prison supply, meals, Clinton Gaol, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
do. do. June, 1879
do. do. Indian, 3 days
Medicines, do.
Meat and vegetables, Nanaimo Gaol, 1st July, 1881, to 20th June, 1SS2
Fish,
Coal,
Coal,
Groceries,
Bread,
Repairing leg-irons.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Advertising tenders for supplies, Nanaimo Gaol .
Bricks, cramps, and fitting, and 1 kettle, do.
Fixing up 5£ joints of galvanized pipe, do. .
Carried forward.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Arrears,
S cts.
35 93
2 00
10 58
69 01
S cts.
7 50
15 20
5 00
5 00
2 50
5 00
12 60
3 00
7 50
10 00
10 00
2 00
7 60
30 00
4 00
10 00
7 60
2 50
10 00
11 20
10 00
25 00
10 00
5 00
5 00
7 00
10 50
44 87
90 75
480 89
144 00
496 56
51 04
278 98
78 61
202 50
301 86
300 00
48 00
112 00
354 16
117
11 90
68 89
37 75
1 85
1 75
255 17
83 50
15 95
6 00
5 00
40 00
7 50
7 50
50
5 00
4 00
10 58
221 00
10 00
3 00
7 75
112 62
2 00
38 00
9 50
198 26
136 52
5 00
5 00
9 75
8 87
4,431 71
$ cts.
3,562 42
249 40
3,811 ; 46 Via
Public Accounts. 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
137
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE,
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
Brought forward.
69 01
J. Horner
J. Whitfield
J. Swift
L. Page
J. H. Pleace
W. J. Jeffree
J. Rodello
Matthews,Richards,&Tye
J. Akerman
W. J. Jeffree
Fell& Co
C. McDonough
J. Ibbotson
W. J. French
Van Volkenburg & Co. ..
Scott & Son
L. Willie
H. Elliott
A. Peele
C. G. Major
R. W. Deane & Co
R. Thomas
W. B. Townsend
Langley & Co
E. B. Marvin
C. Digby
E. S. Scoullar & Co
W. Blackie
Robt. Law
W. H. Keary
Trapp Bros
" Daily Standard "
"Mainland Guardian"...
Royal City Planing Mills
W. J. Armstrong
J. Cunningham
G. C. Tunstall
Mara & Wilson
J. L. Smith
A. McKinnon
Jean Laveau
H. B. Co
J. F. Gueren
James Lindsay
W. G. Noble
J. Austin
E. Deslorier
W. Hoskinson
John Fleming
Mason & Daly
Veith & Borland
S. Archer
Robert Pacey
J. H. St. Laurent
M. Barry
J. K. Baker
J. Brown
Hudson Bay Co
J. L. Crimp
N. F. Foster
Indian Jim
J. Clarihue
Callhreath, Grant & Cook
W. Ronald
J. J. Ballantine
R.Poole
J. Kirkup
H. B. Roycraft
W. E. McCartney
Indian Cider
,, Charley
„ Kita
,, Johnny
E. Marvin
Waterworks Co
B. C. Express Co
Romano & Co
Do.
J. D. Frickleton, M.D. ..
E. B.C. Hannington,MD
VIL—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (OTHER THAN SALARIES)
Continued.
Vote No. Sk.—Keep of Prisoners.—Continued.
One dozen locks, Nanaimo Gaol
Six pairs of brogans, do
14 lbs. of mixed paint, do
White lead and oil for paint, do
One axe and duplicate keys do
Blue serge shirts
Meals for prisoner, Comox Lock-up
Hand-cuffs, nails, &c, do.
Meals for prisoners, Salt Spring Island
Clothing, New Westminster Gaol, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
Groceries,
Clothing, groceries, &c,
Fish,
Meat and vegetables,
do.
Bread,
do.
Coal and wood,
Medicines,
Sundries,
Tools,
Sole leather,
Meat,
One truss,
Ten gallons of coal tar,
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
1st October to 31st Deer., 1881
1st January to 30th June, 1882
1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
do. 20th April, 1882
1st May, 1881, to 20th June, 1882
1st July to 31st December, 1881.
1st January to 30th June, 1882..
1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
do. do.
do. do.
Repairs to brick-work round boiler and setting range, New West. Gaol
One new boiler, water pipes, and tin plates, New Westminster Gaol.
Smithwork, do.
One set of range castings, do.
Stationery, do.
Wheelbarrow, locks, hinges, &c, do.
Advertising gaol supplies, do.
do. do. do.
Lumber, do.
do. do.
One elbow and tap. do.
Prison supply, meals, Kamloops Gaol, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
Supplies, do. do. do.
Whitewashing cells, do.
Repairing kettle and 1 pair of leg-irons, Kamloops Gaol
One table and bench, do.
Cotton shirts do.
Leg irons, $8, and removing, 50 cents do.
Prison supply, meals, Richfield Gaol, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
Cordwood, do. do. do.
1 new stove, $65, cordwood, $36, do. do. do.
Cordwood, do.
do. do.
Three cords of wood, do.
Coal oil and candles, do.
Coal oil and candles for lock-up at Forks of Quesnelle
Removing wood at Stanley Gaol -.
Board for prisoner at Qnesnelle Gaol
do. do.
Five cords of wood, do.
do. do.
One cord of wood, do.
One padlock, $1, stove and pipe, $30, Quesnelle Gaol
Prison supply, meals, Laketon Gaol
Sundries, do.
Cordwood, do.
Sundries, do.
do. do.
Eleven cords of wood, Glenora Gaol, @ $4.50
Coal oil, do
Prison supply, meals, McDame Creek
Prison supplies, Yale Gaol, July and August, 1881
do. do. 1st Sept., 1881, to 30th J une, 1882
Drugs & Medicines, do
Washing blankets, do '....
do. do
One cord of wood, do
Teh cords of wood, do
Two pairs of plated hand-cuffs, Yale Gaol
Water supplied, do. 1st July, '81, to 30th June, '82
Express, do
Blankets, 3 pairs, @ $3.50, do
Supplies to prisoner quarantined with small-pox
Medical attendance, Yale Gaol, May
Medicine and attendance, do
Carried forward.
4,431 71
5 50
12 00
7 00
2 76
3 25
28 16
4 00
7 50
4 00
118 92
210 99
675
19 50
300 28
97 04
291 02
232 38
502 00
179 38
161 84
15 75
66 67
3 20
2 00
5 50
21 37
20 75
49 93
36 60
16 75
25 00
20 00
10 00
9 76
5
3 00
985 11
12 12
1 50
12 25
5 00
2 50
8 50
845 00
123 25
101 00
50 00
45 00
15 00
35 00
21 50
3 50
2 00
17 00
25 00
25 00
4 00
31 00
9 00
28 00
26 25
12
6 25
49 50
6 00
4 50
44 00
624 25
25 24
2 00
3 50
5 50
50 00
15 00
26 00
2 00
10 50
17 70
5 00
62 50
77 26 11,012 56
3,811 82
3,811 82. 138
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th Junb 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
D. McLean, M.D. ...
Do.
J. Martin
N. A. Prospere
J. McBride
H. B. Co
Str. "Western Slope"
Kimball & Gladwin ..
J. Cunningham
C. Phair
H . Featherstone
A* W. Wood
Geo. Baillie
J. Mclntyre
W. Teague
W. Young
J. D. Campbell
W. Calvert
R. Graham
N. F. Foster
Patsey Callan
A. Vipond
J. L. Smith
L. Gold
H. B. Roycraft...
J. Saul
S. Connor
P. C. Dunlevy ...
P. Callan
J. G. Taylor
J. H. Gallagher .
T. H. Giffin
P. Brady
J. McLean
H. Nicholson .
C Horel...
H. Rogers .
W. V. Brown
R. A. Nimmo
J. L. Smith
Indian Jackson
Indian Johnny
Frank James
W. L. Jeffery
Geo. Trewin
W. Davenport
A. Leamey
J. Boag
N. FitzStubbs
M. Salmon
T. Mitchell
Pay Sheet
E. A. Thorndike ...
Indian Charley
A. Cameron
J. Wilson
W. D. Mackintosh
A. McLean
J. Rodello
N. Ash
J. Burr
C. H. Cameron
E. Grant
Similkameen John .
E. Grant
J. O'Brien
S. Connor
J. Shaver
J. Hutchinson
W. P. Swallwell....
E. Thorne
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Brought forward.
VII.—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (OTHER THAN SALARIES).
—Continued.
Vote No. 5U.—Keep of Prisoners.—Concluded.
Medical attendance, Yale Gaol, 9 visits, @ $2.50
do. on prisoners quarantined with small-pox, 40 visits @ 85
Keeper and attendant on do. do. 35 days @
Use of cabin for prisoner with small-pox
Stove-pipe and tinware
Supplies to Yale Gaol, $152.22, and clothing for Martin released from
quarantine duty, $20
Freight on lime
Drayage do
Four barrels of lime
Prison supply, meals, Lillooet Gaol
Sundries, do
1 cord of wood and sawing, do
Prison supply, meals, Lytton Gaol
Wash bowls, soap, &c, do.
Carriage of leg irons, do
One ton of coal, Esquimalt Lock-up
Prison supply, meals, do
Two cords of wood, do.
One do. do.
Two do. do
Prison suppply, meals, Omineca
Keys for leg-irons and hand-cuffs, Omineca .
Vote No. 55.—Rents.
Rent of room for Jury at Kamloops
Rent of house for Gaol and Office, Yale, 18th August to 18 Nov
Do. do. 18th Nov. '81, to 18th Feb. '82
Rent of room for Grand Jury, Clinton
Do. do. Kamloops
Do. County Court, Soda Creek
Rent of house, at Omineca, for Indian prisoner
do. Esquimalt, for Constable, June, 1881, to June, 1882
do. Osoyoos, for J. P. Court
Rent of office and lock-up, Telegraph Creek, 6 months @ §10
Rent of lock-up, do. do. 5
Rent of room for County Court, Quesnelle
Vote No. 56.-
Constables.
Arresting "Susap," an Indian, and conveying him from Rock Creek to
New Westminster, and expenses
In charge of 2 prisoners at Salt Spring Island
Do. do. Salt Spring Island to Victoria, 5 days, @ $2.50
Serving' warrants and attending Court
Special Constable at Laketon, Cassiar 1 day
In charge of Grand Jury, Kamloops 1 ,,
Do. Petit Jury, do. 1 ,,
Conveying prisoner to Richfield Gaol
Do. do.
In charge of Toll House, Yale, during absence of officer on duty, 3J days
Special Constable at Nanaimo 1 ,
Do. Knight's Inlet, re arrest of an Indian 2
Do. do. do. 2 .
In charge of Toll House, Yale 1
Do. do. 5 ,
Do. goods and 1 prisoner, Yale 4 ,
Do. J. Conaway, do
Do. prisoners, on the night of the fire, Yale
Ten Constables, protecting property, night of fire, Yale
In charge of 2 Chinese prisoners 3 days @ $2.50
Arresting a Kanaka at Salt Spring Island, and conveying him to Victoria
Special Constable at Dease Lake, Cassiar 2 days @ $5
Arresting Marrion, at New Westminster ...
Services re arrest E. Milletti, at Yale
2 days at Kamloops, and expenses
On duty at Comox, August and September
Arresting Indians at Cape Mudge 12 days @ $2.50
On duty at Yale 2 ,, „
Do. do. September, October, and November.. 44 „ ,,
In charge of 2 prisoners 1 ,, ,,
Do. Gaol, Kamloops 3J ,, ,,
Special Constable to the Boundary Line, re McLeans, December, 1879.
In charge of Petit Jury, at Kamloops
Do. Gaol, Kamloops
Do. Grand Jury, do
Arresting "Coyote Louis," Okanagan 2 days @ $3
In charge of do. do. 1 ,, ,,
Arresting do. do 1 „ ,,
do. do. do 2 ,, ,,
Carried forward
Arrears,
$ cts.
77 26
$ cts.
22 50
200 00
105 00.
12 00
172 22
2
1 00
10 50
14 50
2 25
5 00
34 25
4
75
7 25
5 50
8 00
4 00
8 00
4 50
3 00
2 00
75 0C
76 0C
10 OC
4 5C
10 OC
11 oc
144 0C
5 OC
60 0C
30 0C
5 00
112 00
2 50
12 50
9 00
5 00
3 00
3 00
1 00
1 00
7 00
2 50
5 00
5 00
2 50
12 50
10 00
5 00
2 50
25 00
7 50
8 50
10 00
2 00
2 50
9 00
35 00
30 00
5 00
110 00
2 50
8 25
50 00
9 00
3 00
4 50
6 00
3 00
3 00
6 00
I 127 26' 540 75 15,973 28
3,811 82
11,729 96 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
139
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
E. M. Furstenau.
T. McK. Lambly .
W. L. Jones
W. Lawrence ....
H. Lydell
D. Nicholson
A. Postill
P. Ellison
M. Hutchinson...
G. Parkinson ....
C. W. Roberts ...
J. G. Jaques
J. W. Burr
C. Pnsir...'.'.'.'.'.'.
C. Boyle
W. C. Baker
John Sullivan ...
Do
L. P. Lewis
P. Callan
A. H. Owen
L. P. Lewis
D. A. N. Ogilvy..
Indian Arthur ...
W. H. Wright
Eugene English..
B. F. English
J. H. Turk
H. riantz
C. Phair
Do
Do
J. McKenzie
J. Rodello
W. Anderson
Hy. Rogers
C. Horel
J. Mecham
J. Daniel
T. P. Reed
G. Warwick
Do
J. Wiggins
G. Earl
G. S. Cook
A. Hacket
W. D. Mackintosh
G. B. Palmer
John McLennan ..
S. Archer
E. Grant
S. Chelantson ....
J. W. Burr
Do
Do
Do
G. B. Palmer
Do
D. M. Mainguy ...
T. P. Reed
Do
Do
C. Connor
Do
Indian Joe
Indian Ancham...
Indian Charley...
F. Foord
J. Allison
Wm. Evans
Do
Do
Do
Do
J. E. Gray
Do.
J. L. Smith
Do.
Brought forward .
VII.—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (OTHER THAN SALARIES)
—Continued.
Vote No. 56—Special Constables—Continued.
Arresting '■ Coyote Louis," Okanagan 1 day @ $E
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Mileage $45.25 & 12
At General Assize.
On duty at Yale, during(Mr, Roycraft's absence, N.W. 20
Do. and guarding prisoners 11
In charge of prisoner Ah Tye 1
On duty, Regina v. Montgomery 1
Do. Laketon 2
Services at Victoria Assizes, January 5
$2.
1 50
3 00
5 00
2 50
6 00
2"50
1 00
3 00
5
5 00
do. do. June
do. do. January 5
do. Omineca, in charge of Indian 3
do. do. arresting 2 Indians 17
do. Victoria Assizes, June 4
do. do. 4
do. In charge of "La Kissing," Metlakathla to
Victoria, passage $5 11
do. Clinton, Regina v. Montgomery 7
do. (and horse), Clinton, Regina v. Harris et. al 9
do. do. do. do. 11
do. Yale, in charge of 2 prisoners to N.W. gaol
do. in charge of Govt. Office, Lytton, during absence of Govt
Agent at Assizes, 16 days @ $2.50
do. arresting Ah Tye, and expenses
do. Regina v. Ah Log
do. in charge of Indian "Clackash" 14 days @ $1.50
do. assisting Rodello
do. arresting Indians
do. assisting Rodello
do. Regina v. Whyms and Anderson
do. do. do
do. Regina v. Halliday
do. Regina v. Indian "Jack"
do. to Chilcotin, Regina v. Indian "Charley" 29 days
do. in charge of prisoners, Yale to New Westminster
do. do. do. do.
do. Canoe Pass, executing warrant
do. Regina v. an Indian
do. Regina v. Low, horse hire $2, and 2 days @ $2 50
do. Police Court, Yale 2
do. arresting D. Ross 2 „ 2 00
do. in charge of Government Office, Yale 4 ,, 2 50
do. in charge of 2 prisoners, Yale to New West. .
do. Regina v. Ah Hah 1 „ 4 00
do. Eegina ». Galls, expenses $2 2J „ 3 00
do. in charge of Jules
do. in charge of 3 prisoners, Yale to New West. 3 ,, 2 50
do. during Constable Roycraft's absence on duty 7
do. arresting Webster 6
do. in charge of 2 prisoners to New Westminster 4
do. during trials, at Yale, of persons summoned
for illicit liquor vending on line of C. P. R. 10
do. during Roycraft's absence on duty 2
do. and serving summonses, April and May, 1881..
do. to Chilcotin, Reg. v. Hunter Jack & A. W. McLean (trip No. 1)
do. do. re Pool murder, & horse hire, 22 d. @ $6
do. do. do. 34 ,,
do. do. do. 24 „$4 „ 2
do. do. do. allowance for board & supplies, ,, 2
do. do. do. assisting Const. Reed & Connor „ 2
do. do. do. do. do. „ 2
do. do. do. as guide to do. ,, 2
do. Regina v. Tessier, serving summons
do. arresting illicit liquor vendors on line of C.P.R
do. taking 4 prisoners, Yale to New Westminster, April
do. taking 3 prisoners, do. do
do. do. do. May
do. do. do. June
do. during Constable Roycraft's illness, 6 days, and 1 at Court
do. taking 1 prisoner, Yale to New Westminster, April
do. do. do. June
do. and use of horse, Begina v. A. Jules, 4 days @ $3.50
do. in charge of Gaol at Kamloops, 2J ,, 2.60
Carried forward
127 26
540 75 15,973 28
3 00
81 25
18 00
6 00
3 00
3 00
6 00
9 00
6 00
6 00
3 00
20 00
50 00
27
1 50
3 00
10 00
12 50
20 00
12 50
18 00
102 00
10 00
10 00
16 00
21 00
45 00
55 00
io oo
40 00
5 00
21 00
21 00
2 50
7 50
2 50
17 50
4 00
5 00
1 50
145 00
10 00
6 00
4 00
6 00
7 00
6 00
4 00
10 00
10 00
4 00
9 60
1 00
7 50
17 50
15 00
10 00
25 00
6 00
6 60
26 00
132 00
204 00
96 00
38 81
16 00
10 00
7 50
5 00
2 50
10 00
10 00
7 50
10 00
17 60
6 00
5 00
14 00
6 25
133 761 2,185 56 15,973 28 140
Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
133 76
3 00
2 00
2,185 66
3 00
10 00
5 00
18 50
82 50
7 60
7 60
9 00
5 62
33 50
45 75
5 00
7 50
15,973 28
VII.—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (OTHER THAN SALARIES)
—Continued.
Vote No. 56.—Special Constables.—Concluded.
do. at Beechey Bay during Indian "potlatch,' 8 days @ $1.25
do. assisting at Lytton Gaol, 2 days, @ $2.50
do. arresting T. Ayres, 4 days @ $2.50, canoe hire, &c, $8.50
do. at Wellington as special watchman against reported incen-
W. L. Jeffery
do. in charge of prisoner C. Anderson to New West., 3d. @2.50
do. during Constable Hussey's absence at Yale, 3 ,, 2.50
do. in charge of Indian Orison, 3 ,, 3.00
do. in charge of Gaol at Kamloops, 2£ ,, 2.50
do. arresting Mon Gow, 6 days @ S3, and mileage $15.50
do. in charge of do. 9 ,,' 3, do. 18.75
T. McK. Lambly
A. H. J. Martley
D. B. Grant
do. during Assizes at New Westminster, 3 days @ $2.50
Vote No. 57.—Transport of Prisoners and Constables.
Meals, horse hire and steamer fare for self and prisoner, "Susap," July.
Passage and meals for Supt. Todd to New Westminster Assize, August.
Meals and bed do. do. do. do.
2,425 93
71 00
7 60
11 25
2 00
21 95
12 50
2 00
45 75
8 00
5 00
14 00
41 00
1 60
7 00
10 00
8 00
6 60
5 75
9 00
1 00
5 00
24 00
4 50
2 00
6 69
7 60
10 00
4 50
10 00
10 75
6 50
7 50
8 60
3 00
3 00
1 60
7 50
12 50
30 00
1 00
1 60
1 50
68 50
12 00
4 25
2 00
1 50
3 00
15 75
16 00
30 00
10 00
Expenses conveying prisoner Bulkley from Osoyoos to New Westmins'r.
Passage for Constable Rogers and two prisoners from Salt Spring Is-
Str. W. G. Hunt
Meals and bed for Constable Kirkup, in charge of prisoners from Yale..
Passage, meals and bed, for Constable Kirkup in charge of prisoners from
Passage & meals for Constable Kirkup in charge of prisoners from Yale
Callhreath & Co
H. B. Dart
Stage fare for Constable Hussey and prisoner, Lytton to Yale & return.
Meals do. do. do. do.
Do. and bed do. do.
J. R. Gray
Stage fare do. do. Yale to Alexandra Bridge & return
G. Scarf
W. W. Dodd
J. Boyd
Str. Western Slope
Passage and meals for Constable and 2 prisoners, Yale to New Westm'r.
Team hire do. do. 1 do. to Big Tunnel, C. P. R.
Passage, meals and bed for Constable and prisoner, Yale to New West'r.
Team hire for constable Kirkup and baggage, from Yale to Suspension
T. Gowdy
Passage, meals and bed, for Constable Kirkup and 2 prisoners, Yale to
Meals, bed and horse keep, Constable Roycraft and prisoner, Yale to
Str. W. Irving
Passage meals and bed, Constable Roycraft and prisoner, Yale to New
Str. Western Slope
Passage, meals and bed, Constable Thorndike, Yale to New West-
A. Peatt
G. R. Tinker
Stage fare and horse hire for Constable Kirkup on duty on line of railway.
Passage and meals for Constable Roycraft and prisoner, Yale to New
Str. Western Slope
Str. Western Slope
Passage and meals for Constable Thorndike and 2 prisoners to New
Str. Pioneer Line
Passage and meals for Constable Burr and 2 prisoners, Yale to New
Passage and meals for Constable Burr and 1 prisoner, Yale to New
B. C. Express Co
Passage and meals for Constable Archer and 2 prisoners, Quesnelle to
138 76
622 64
18,399 21 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
141
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
8 cts.
$ cts.
R. Pacey
J. Graham
J. Boyd
Str. W. Irving
Str. Reliance
J. E. Ainsley
T. Benton
J. Patterson
Str. Woodside
S. Connor
J. B. Leighton
J. T. Fleming
R. Carson
J, Currie
T. C. Harris
T. Hoey
Indian Tom
T. Spellman
A. J. Kirkpatrick ...
Indian Jackson
H. B. Dart
B. C. Express Co
J. C. Pullen
S. Brierly
Callbreath &Co
J. McGillis
W. P. Wilson
M. Richards
J. Clarihue
J. B. Leighton
B. C. Express Co
T. Roadley
F. Saunders
P. Callan
A. H. Owen
T. Penny
A. Whetstone
Str. Etta White....
Str. Enterprise
Str. Alexander
Str. Western Slope..
J. W. Brunton
J. W. Howison
J. R. Williams
W. R. Lewis
H. Hethrington
W, Morrison
W. Walker
P.Colin
W. Cargile
J. Van Volkenburg .
G. Hamilton
H. 0. Bowe
A. Munro
P, C. Dunlevy
A. Carson
T. M. Hamilton
J. Flemming
J. Wright
S. Downes
Indian Joe
Indian Johnny
Indian Saulize
W. Livingstone
B. C. Express Co.,.
S. Coonass
Str. Princess Louise
Alex. Coultee
H. Paillaio
M. L. Hautier
E. Connell
S. M. Nelson
M. Wilson
Str. Reliance
Brought forward
VIL—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (OTHER THAN SALARIES)
—Continued.
Vote No. 57.—Transport of Prisoners and Constables.— Continued.
Meals and bed for Constable Archer
Stage fare for Constable Archer, Stanley to Barkerville and return
Meals, bed and horse keep, Constable Archer
sage, meals and bed, Constable Moresby and 2 prisoners, New
Westminster to Yale and return
Passage, meals and bed, Constable Briggs and prisoner, Yale to New
Westminster
Meals and bed, Constable Hussey
Meals and horse keep do.
Team hire do. 4 days @ $6
Passage meals and bed, Constable Campbell
Meals for Constable in charge of 2 Indians
Stage fare for Constable and prisoner, Kamloops to Cache Creek
Meals and bed, Constable Archer
do. and horse keep, Con. Livingstone in charge of "Tasapola."
do. do. do. do. do.
do. do. do. do. do.
do. do. do. do. do.
Canoe hire, Constable Rodello
Meals, bed and horse keep, Con. Lambly, in charge of "Coyote Louis."
Do. do. do. do. do.
Horse hire arresting Ah Tye
Meals, bed and horse keep, Constable Hussey
Horse keep do.
Horse hire conveying prisoner Davis from Telegraph Ck. to Dease Lake,
Meals for do
Horse hire and feed, Constable Giffin, taking Davis to gaol
Meals and horse keep, do. do. do
do. do. do. do. do
do. do. do. do. do
do. do. do. do. do
Stage fare, Constable Roadley, Cache Creek to Kamloops
J3o. do. and prisoner " Coyote Louis," Kamloops
to Yale
Expenses conveying " Coyote Louis" from Kamloops to New Westmin
ster
Carriage hire for Supt. of Police & Constables, 1st July to 31st Dec., 1881
Horse hire for two Constables, Germansen Creek, Omineca
Provisions and hire of Indians packing from Manson to Babine Lake
Passage of Supt. of Police and Constable, Nanaimo to Departure Bay
Express with prisoner Miller to Supreme Court and back to Gaol, 4 trips
and meals, Supt. of Police, Victoria to Burrard Inlet
do.
do.
do.
Meals and bed,
do.
Carriage hire for
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
New Westminster to Victoria ..
Nanaimo to Victoria
Victoria to New West., 2 trips.
Nanaimo
at New Westminster Assizes ...
and Constables, July to Nov.
Stage hire for Constable and prisoners, Burrard Inlet to New Westminster, July to December, 1881
Meals, bed, & horse keep, Cons. Livingstone & English, Reg. v. Haines
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
and 5 prisoners, do.
do. do.
do.
do.
Meals for Constable Livingstone, Regina v. Haines, et. al.
& English,
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
19 days, @S2.50.
Meals and bed, do
Meals, do
do. do
do. do
Meals & horse keep, do
Horse hire, do
Messenger and interpreter for do.
Horse hire with prisoners,
Horse hire for Constable Livingstone,
Stage fare for Constable Hussey
Carriage hire for Superintendent of Police
Passage and meals for Constable Campbell and 2 prisoners
Do. Supt. of Police, New Westminster and back
Meals and horse keep, Constable Nicholson in charge of prisoner Buckley
from Rock Creek to New Westminster ,
do. do. do.
Meals and bed, do. do.
do. do. do.
do. do. do.
Stage fare, Cons. Nicholson & prisoner Buckley, Spence's Bridge to Yale
Passage of Constable Nicholson and 2 prisoners, Yale to New West
Carried forward
138 76
622 64
2 76
8 00
7 19
20 00
6 50
2 60
2 00
24 00
3 00
1 50
16 00
2 60
10 00
3 00
12 00
3 00
1 60
12 00
10 00
1 50
17 50
8 00
20 00
2 00
32 50
3 50
8 00
19 50
4 00
7 60
62 50
62 90
11 50
20 00
53 25
1 00
4 00
3 50
4 50
5 00
8 00
8 75
23 50
32 00
22 00
10 50
4 00
7 50
3 00
7 60
3 00
73 76
39 50
6 75
8 00
1 00
2 60
2 00
2 00
3 00
4 00
10 00
3 00
10 00
47 50
2 00
3 00
16 00
9 50
7 50
6 50
4 00
3 00
3 00
38 00
7 50
18,399 21
138 76
1,558 98
18,399 21 142
Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,
TO WHOM PAID,
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts
$ cts.
$ cts
L. 0. Wheelock
P. Brady
W. L. Mason
B. C. Express Co
>> >> j» .....
Hautier & Phillips
H. B. Dart
McGirr & Davis
B. C. Express Co
_ »> >> >»
Jno. Wiggins
Str. W. Irving
Indians Billy & Paul..
J.J. Russell
J. Henderson
E. Rombrot
Indian Charley
Win. Edge
E. Grant
Str. W. Irving
J. W. Howison
Str. Pacific Slope
Pioneer Line Strs
S. Coonass
W. McFadden
W. Jones
Str. W. G. Hunt
J. T. Howard
A. W. Franklin
F. Saunders
J.J. Russell
T. P. Reed
O. T. Hance
W. Pinchbeck
W. Morrison
J. Wright
A. Isnardy
Gavin Hamilton
Indian Alexis
Indian Charley
B. F. English
T. M. Hamilton
Indian
Indian Joe
Indian Jake
F. A. Foster
C. Mclntyre
J. Saul
G. Bebbington
Str. Western Slope
Pioneer Line Steamers
J. W. Hennesy
J. E. Inslay
C."e. Rombrot'!!!!!^
H. B. Dart
A. Clemis
W. Mclntyre
Geo. Baillie
B.C. Express Co
Pioneer Line Steamers
James Gray
J. W. Hennesy...
J. O'Brian
Steamer Reliance .
B. C. Express Co
J. H. Forister
McGirr & Davis...
Geo. Baillie
H. B. Dart
Jno. Boyd
Brought forward.
VII.—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (OTHER THAN SALARIES)
—Continued.
Vote No. 57.—Transport of Prisoners and Constables.—Continued.
Meals for Constable Giffin at Cassiar
do. do.
Meals and horse keep, Constable Livingstone and two prisoners
Stage fare for do. Clinton to Yale and return,
§52.50, baggage, 83
Stage fare for Constable Livingstone and two Indian prisoners, 150-Mile
House to Barkerville, $81, Constable return to Clinton, 842.50.
Meals for Constable Hussey and prisoners
do. do, do
Meals and bed, do.
Stage fare, do. with prisoner Burke, Lytton to Yale, and
Constable return
Stage fare of Chinese prisoner, Quesnelle to Barkerville
Canoe hire arresting Indian Towny
Passage and meals for prisoners Ross and Martin, Yale to New West..
Conveying prisoners Burke and Kinnear, do.
Carriage hire for Superintendent of Police
Meals for Constable in charge of prisoner Brant
Conveyance of do. do. Saanich to Victoria..
Meals for Constables Kirkup and Palmer
Canoe hire, conveying prisoners Neil and Flewin, Yale to New West..
Meals and beds for do.
Horse hire for Constable Grant and prisoner Gallo
Passage, meals, and bed for prisoner Deaven, Yale to New Westminster
Meals and bed for Constable Roycraft, do.
Passage and meals, do. Burr and 3 prisoners, do.
Passage, meals, and bed for do. New Westminster to Yale
Carriage hire for Supt. of Police & Constable, Victoria to Esq., & return
Canoe hire with Constable Rogers arresting Whyms and Anderson, 4 d.
do. do. do. 4 days
Passage and meals for Supt. of Police, Constable, and prisoner
Carriage hire for Constable Campbell to Esquimalt
do. do. Cedar Hill and back
do. Supt. of Police and Constables, January to June
Cab hire do Constable
Allowance for board, &c, Chilcotin expedition, re Poole murder, trip 2
Drilling for tent, &c., &24 days board, Cons. Reed & Livingstone, ,, 4
Supplies to Constables Reed and Livingstone, & keep of horses,
Meals and keep of horses, do. do.
do. do.
do. do.
do. do.
Packing supplies, with horse, 2 days,
Fetching horses for Constables,
Horse hire for do. 4 horses, 17 days @ $1 $ day each,
Meals and keep of horses for Constables Reed and Livingstone,
Horse hire,
Horse feed,
Packing,
Supplies, provisions and blankets,
Repairing sleigh,
Board, horse feed, and repairs to sleigh,
Boat hire for Constable Campbell, March and June
Passage, meals, and bed for Constable Roycraft, March and April..
do. do. Evans and 3 prisoners
Meals and bed, do. 3 prisoners
do. for Constable Burr and 3 prisoners
do.
Meals
do.
do.
do.
Meals and beds,
Team hire for
Passage and meals,
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Matthews in charge of Anderson
Burr and 3 prisoners
Kirkup and 1 prisoner
do
do. and 1 prisoner
do. do.
Roycraft, 15th February to 21st April
Evans and 4 prisoners, Yale to New W
do. New West, to Yale, May ...
do. do. June ...
Passage, meals and bed for McCorlick, Yale to New Westminster
do. Constable Burr & 2 Chinese pris., Yale to N. W
do. do. Matthews, New Westminster to Emory
In charge of McCorlick to New Westminster Hospital
Meals and bed for Constable Evans and 4 prisoners, Yale to New West
Stage fare for do. Stewart, Nanaimo
Passage, meals, and bed, Constable Evans & 4 prisoners, Yale to N. W,
Stage fare for Constable Hussey and 2 Chinese prisoners, Lytton to Yale
and return of Hussey from Yale to Lytton
Stage fare of 2 prisoners Bradshaw and Atchin, Lytton to Ya!e .
Meals for Constable Hussey do. 2 days
do. do. do. 4 days
Team hire conveying prisoner Atchins to Lytton Gaol
Meals for Constable Hussey and 2 prisoners
Meals and bed for prisoner Too Wha to Richfield Gaol
Carried forward.
138 76
188 78
1,558 98 18,399 21
6 00
6 00
8 00
65 50
123 50
3 50
1 50
3 00
36 50
12 00
3 50
13 00
10 00
3 00
1 50
7 50
2 00
10 00
7 00
2 50
4 50
8 50
14 50
6 50
3 00
8 00
8 00
16 50
5 50
2 50
8 25
4 50
33 81
9 00
49 62
4 00
2 00
6 00
6 00
4 00
1 50
68 00
10 00
12 00
2 00
17 00
35 25
2 00
17 00
4 00
10 00
22 50
5 00
6 00
2 50
3 00
2 00
50
1 50
3 50
100 00
21 25
5 50
8 00
6 00
19 00
6 00
4 00
3 50
2 50
6 50
48 50
48 50
2 25
4 00
3 00
5 00
2 00
2,600 91
18,399 11 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
143
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE,
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts. $ cts.
L. W. ^liske
S. Withrow
Str. R. ?. Rithet
J.W. Williamj
J. W. Hov/ison
N. Berfeucic
Lambly Brothers
Str. Lady Dufferin
Hautier'& Phillips
Indian Joe
Indian Jim
Pioneer Lin'1 steamers.
W. R. Lewis
Steam Ferry, B. Inlet.
J. W. Howison
Dom. Govt. Telegraph
R. A. Nimmo
Indian Shalue
Indian Charley .
Indian Jack
T. Storey
T. N. Hibben & Co
J. Boyd
John Flaming ....
McLean. &- Cr/rson..
W. B. Schuyler...
W. H. Keary
W. Brauskill
McLean & Carson.
A. Pendola
J. Boyd
J. L. B. MoLain...
J. Nu.lt, J. P
Oppenheimer Bros
B. Got
'■'Free Press"
G. Holliday
F. Savo:-a
M. Lumby
M. W. Whiles
T. X. Hibben & Oo
J. R. Hett
Brought forward.
VIL—ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (OTHER THAN SALARIES)
—Concluded.
Vote No. 57.—Transport of Prisoners and Constables.—Concluded.
Meals, bed, and horse feed, Constables Livingstone and Reed
do. do. do.
Passage and meals to New Westminster, of Supt. of Police, 2 Constables
and 4 prisoners, and return of Officers
Buggy hire for Supt. of Police and Constable, January to June
Meals and beds, do. do. 3 men 2 days
Ferry tickets, do. do.
Meals and beds for Constable and prisoner Mong Gow, 3 days
Passage and meals for do. do.
Team hire and meals do. Hussey and prisoner Bozi
Canoe hire, do. do.
do. do. McNamara and Harris
Passage and Meals, prisoner Davis, Yale to New Westminster
do. Constable Roycraft and 4 prisoners, do
do. do. Evans do. do
do. do. 1 prisoner, do
do. do. 2 prisoners, do
Stage hire for Constables, New Westminster, March to June
Passages for do. Burrard Inlet, Dec. 1881, to June, 1882
Meals and bed, do. Miller, do. July, 1881, to June, 1882
do.
do.
do.
7 days @ $2 50
do. do.
Vote No. 58.—Miscellaneous.
Sundry telegrams (judicatory) 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
Preparing room for Grand Jury at Kamloops
Watchman, Government Office and Gaol, Lytton, during absence of
Constable Hussey
Services from Lytton to Kanaka Bar, in search o:' Mellitti...
Special messenger from Ashcroft to Kamloops
Cleaning Court House and Gaol at Lytton
Interment of W. Jones, a prisoner who died in Victoria Gaol
Postage stamps for *mpt. Todd's office
Meals, bed, and horse keep, W. Rennie, J.P., attending Court at Quesnelle
Do. do. do. oo. do.
Do. do. do. do. do.
Horse hire, do. do. do. 5 days © S-
Stationery for Supreme Court and Gaol, New Westminster (July)
Do. do. (Assizes) do. (August)—
Meals, bed and horse keep, J. Nutt, J.P., attending Court at Quesnelle
Do. do. do. do.
Do. do. do. do.
Do. do. do. do.
Do. horse hire, do. do.
Services attending Court at Quesnelle,
7 hickory batons for use of Constables, Yale, ....
Cleaning Court House, Lillooet (July)
Advertising Notice County Court Nanaimo, 1st July, '81, to 30th June, '32
Searching for tho body of Chas. Sidney, supposed murdered
Taking message to North Thompson to A. McLain...
Expenses of Indian messengers, Regina vs. '-'Coyote Louis."
Barricading Court House windows at New Westminster Assizes
One copy of Brown's County Court practice for Registrar, New Westr.
Reporting argument respecting sitting of full Court
lie Uren's Petition of Right, costs
"Daily Colonist" j Advertising notice to Petit Jurors
"Daily Standard" do. do
do. Court of Assize
do. County Court (8 notices)
do. do. March to June, 1882,
Cleaning office and Gaol, Lytton, February to June
Messenger, Court House and Gaol, Lytton
Services during winter Assizes at Supreme Court, Victoria
Subscription for a Melodeon for Victoria Gaol
Travelling allowance, Eegina v. Harris and others
Stationery for Court House, New Westminster
Travelling allowance assisting J. H. Hantz, J.P., on a trial of 4 China
men at Lytton
Expenses holding Court at Dog Creek
Cleaning Court House, Lillooet
"Mainland Guardian".
Indian Charley ....
Indian Jack
Hy. Evans
Saml. Reid
W. Abel, J.P
W. H. Keary
John Murray, J. P.
C. Phair
VIII.—EDUCATION.
Vote No. 69.—Uducatiok Office.
C. C. McKenzie [Salary as Superintendent, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June 1882,12m.@$125
W. F. Tolmie J Services a3 Examiner ox School Teachers, July, 1881
R. Williams. M.A.
T. N. Hibben* Co.
do.
10
Do.
[Stationery,
j Lempriere s classical dictionary..
7 sets of Mitchell's outline maps.
3 sets of reading charts
Carried forward.
138 76
143 13
2,600 91
5 00
5 00
40 00
27 00
12 00
2 60
9 00
22 50
11 50
3 00
3 50
5 25
31 00
21 25
8 50
7 25
15 00
79
10 50
39 15
1 50
14 25
2 50
10 00
1 25
15 00
5 00
6 46
4 00
7 00
15 00
7 97
18 75
3 25
8 00
3 25
7 65
17 50
17 60
4 37
1 00
23 50
7 50
1 50
5 00
3 00
8 00
15 00
75 90
10 00
6 00
15 00
20 00
10 00
6 00
1 50
24 00
18 CO
20 00
5 00
21 50
5 00
6 00
1,500 00
100 00
100 00
2 50
4 00
140 00
15 75
18,399 21
- 16
517 65
21,837 02
1,862 25 144
Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
T. N. Hibben & Co.
Langley & Co
M. W". Waitt & Co.!
Dom. Govt. Telegraph Co
"Mainland Guardian".
J. Sehl
J. W. Williams
C. W. Horth
A. McKelvey
M. Willis
Str. W. G. Hunt
Str. Enterprise
S. F. Crawford
Indian
J. W. Howison
P. Sabiston
J. W. Brunton
Mrs Swan
Str. Cariboo-Fly
Pioneer Line Steamers
Str. W. G. Hunt.
F. Saunders
W. A. Franklin.
J. Lomax
"Daily Standard"
Stephen Jones.
H. Simpson ...
J. Armitage ...
J. J. Russell...
G. Winter
J. Bittancourt.
Mrs. Muir
Mrs. Williams .
Mrs. Todd
W. Beaumont .
J. Ackerman ..
Indian Quon...
,, Michell
A. McAllister
Str. Western Slope.
Steam Ferry ,
W. R. Lewis
J. Mannion
J. Taylor
A. Holding
J. B. McLeod
J. Allard
Mrs. Sinclair
R. Norris ,
G. McKeever
Mrs. Harrison ,
J. Corrigan
Palace Hotel, Yale
California Hotel, Yale..,
American Hotel, Emory,
J. H. McLaughlin
R. Offerhaus
J. C. McKenzie ..
J. A. Halliday...
C. D. Rand
J. H, Thain
A. Gowan
M. J. Holloway..
M. J. Leigh
E. A.Williams...,
L. D. Chandler ..,
Brought forivard.
VIII.—EDUCATION.—Continued.
Vote No. 59.—Education Office.—Concluded.
Freight and charges on maps
2 set reading sheets
Sundry books
1 copying press, April, 1881
Negative paper
Stationery, and 1 doz. wall maps
2 tablet lessons
Telegrams to and from various persons
Advertising Teachers' Examination
Hire of 3 doz. chairs for do.
Buggy hire for Superintendent visiting schools ,
do. do.
do. do.
do. do.
Passage and meals, for Supt.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Boat hire for
Canoe hire for
Meals and bed for
Bed for
Meals for
do.
Passage and meals,
do.
meals and bed,
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Stage fare to Esquimalt.
Carriage of parcels to Public School, steamer, &c.
Express
Victoria to Comox, and return
Victoria to New Westminster, and return
Denman Island to Comox
Nanaimo to Gabriola Island
New Westminster
Nanaimo, 4 nights
Nanaimo, 13 days
Denman Island
to Nanaimo and return
New Westminster to Langley & Maple R
Chilliwhack to Hope
Emory to New Westminster
to Salt Spring Island
to Nanaimo
do.
Advertising examination of candidates for admission to High School.
do. do. Public Schools
Meals for Superintendent
Meals, bed, and horse feed, do
Conveyance of blackboard, Stanley to Barkerville
Carriage hire for Superintendent
do. do.
Meals, bed, and boat hire
Meals and horse feed
Meals and bed
Meal ,
Meals and bed
Meal
Canoe hire, Cowichan to Salt Spring Island, and return to Maple ]
do. do. to Mrs. Williams'
do. New Westminster to Ladner's Landing
Stage fare to Wellington
Passage and meals, Victoria to New Westminster
do. New Westminster to Chilliwhack
do. Hope to Emory
do. Burrard Inlet
Carriage hire, New Westminster to Burrard Inlet
Meals and horse feed ,
Meal.
Ferrying at Langley
do. to Langley Prairie
Canoe hire, Langley to Maple Ridge.
Meals and bed
do
do. and horse hire
do
Meal
Bed, 2 nights
Meals, 3 days
Meals and bed
Vote No. 60.—Victoria City District.
Principal High School, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 12
2nd Master, do. do. do.
Principal, Boys' School, do. do.
1st Assistant,' do. do. do.
2nd do. do. 1st to 31st July, 1881,
2nd do. do. 1st Aug., 1881, to 30th June, '82,
3rd do. do. do. do.
3rd do. do. 1st to 31st July, 1881,
4th do. do. 1st Aug., 1881, to 31st March, '82,
4th do. do. iBt April to 30th June, 1882,
Principal Girls' School, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,
1st Assistant do. do. do.
Carried forward........
12 m.
@*110
12 „
85
12 „
9C
12 „
8C
1 ,.
7C
11 ,,
7C
11 „
6C
1 ,,
6C
8 „
6C
8 „
6C
12 „
8C
12 „
70
143 13
15 00
2 75
160 88
1,862 25
4 50
1 25
36 75
16 00
1 00
59 75
1 50
9 00
2 50
8 00
40 60
20 00
3 60
1 00
17 00
10 75
4 00
5 00
27 50
2 00
24 50
1 00
8 00
1 00
3 50
4 25
5 60
10 00
1 50
1 50
1 00
1 00
10 00
10 00
50
5 00
2 50
1 00
50
2 00
1 00
2 50
50
1 50
50
4 00
75
3 00
1 00
3 75
1 60
1 75
50
5 00
2 00
50
50
1 00
2
2 00
2 50
4 00
1 26
50
1 00
4 00
1 00
1,320 00
1,020 00
1,080 00
960 00
70 00
770 00
660 00
60 00
400 00
150 00
960 00
840 00
8,290 00
$ cts
2,277 00
2,277 00 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
145
TO WHOM PAID,
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears.
$ cts.
8 cts.
9 cts.
E. V. V. W. Brown ...
L. M. Caldwell
A. C. Richardson
Lizzie Smith
W. H. Huxtable
T.N. Hibben & Co ...
A."&W. Wilson....!!!
Lettice & Sears
J. D. Robinson
W. Walker
G. Lindsay
Victoria Water Works.
C. Redfern
J. Kinsman
McKillican & Anderson
"Daily Standard"
"Daily Colonist"
Jno. Weiler
J. McKenzie
M. Anderson
A. S. M. Bell
B. H. Smith
S. D.Pope
C. McNaughten
J. W. Thompson
J. C. Newbury
John Furze
W. P. Sayward
F. Spotts
W. Richardson
Muirhead & Mann
F. Spotts
A. & W.Wilson
Wm. Power
M. W. Waitt & Co
Hibben & Co
E. Pritchard
P. Touett
Waitt & Co
Jno. Weiler
Lange& Son
"Daily Standard"
"Daily Colonist"
J. Heal
David Heal
W. J. Armstrong
H. Jewell
P. Frank
P. Imrie
M. Rowland
E. Harrison, Sen
Matthews, Richards & Tye
W. Irving
Brought forward
VIII.—EDUCATION.—Continued.
Vote No. 60.—Victoria City District.—Concluded.
2nd Asst., Girls' School, 1st to 31st July, 1881
4th do. do.
2nd do. do.
3rd do. do,
4th do. do.
Cleaning school-house.
A. E. Lindsay
James Kaye
J. M. Delany
E. Fisher
J. C. Titchworth..
C. E. Clarke
A. Gowan
Harriet Jackson ...
Indian Tomo
E. J. Bosnian
C. Redfern
Adam Weir
"Daily Standard"..
S. Helgesen
M. W. Waitt & Co .
1 m. @ *70
1st to 31st July, 1881, 1 „ 46
1st Aug. ,1881, to 30th June,, 1882,11 „ 70
1st July, ,, do. 12 „ 55
22nd Aug. „ do. 10 „ 10 d. 45
1st Aug., „ do. 11 „ 30
Stationery and chalk, June, 1880, to June, 1881
do. do. and text cards
2 stoves and sundries, 3rd November to 15th December, 1880
2 do. pipes, and sundries, to March, 1882
Painting and glazing, November, 1880, to March, 1882
7 tons of coal
18 tons of coal
6 cords of wood
Water supply, 1 year, to December, 1881
Repairs to clock
Repairing fireplaces and hearth
Labour and materials sundry repairs, December, 1880, to March, 1881
Erecting a new coal house, &c
Advertising examination, &c
do. do.
Hire of chairs and cartage
1 set of geometrical forms, and set of charts, &c
Vote No. 61.—Victoria District.
Teacher, Lake District 1st July, 1881, to December, 1881,
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
6 m.
5 „
do. 1st February to 30th June, 1882.
North Saanich, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 12
East South do., do. do. 12 ,,
West South do., do. do. 12 „
Cedar Hill, do. do. 12 „
Craigflower, do. do. 12 „
Whitewashing school-house, East South Saanich
Lumber and shingles,, do. do. ....
Cleaning do do.
do. do. do.
Two blackboards, North Saanich
Whitewashing and materials, North Saanich
Stove and sundries, Craigflower School, February, 1881
do. West South Saanich, November, 1880
Rustic siding, 4 sashes and frames, West South Saanich
One box of crayons, West South Saanich
5 boxes of do. Craigflower, August, 1880, to September, 1881
Cleaning school-room, Lake School
Repairs to outhouses, do.
Stationery, do.
One chair, do.
Repairing clock, do.
Advertising " Teacher Wanted,"
do. do.
Two cords of wood,
Stove pipes, elbow, &c,
Alterations to seats in school-house,
6 window blinds, do.
Cutting 8 cords of wood, do.
Hauling do. do.
6 cords of wood, Craigflower School.
Glass and putty, do.
Paint, do.
Repairing seats, $15.75; 4 cords of wood, 814, Cedar Hill School.
Lumber, &c, and cleaning do.
Vote No. 62.—Esquimalt District.
Lake School
do
do
do
North Saanich.
do.
do.
do.
Teacher, Colwood School, 1st July to 31st December, 1881, 6 m. @ $50
do. Esquimalt School, 1st to 31st July, 1881, 1 „ 60
do. 8th Aug., 1881, to 30th June, 1882,10 „ 23 d. 60
Metchosin School, 1st to 31st July, 1 ,,
do. 2nd Aug., to llth Sept., 1881, l„10d. 50
do. 12th Sept., 1881, to 30th June, '82, 9 „ 18 d. 50
Sooke School, 1st to 31st July, 1881, 1 „ 50
do. 8th Aug., 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 10 „ 23d. 50
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Cutting 3 cords of wood, Metchosin School
Hauling 6 do. do.
Repairing clock, do.
Repairs to floor, do.
Advertising " Teacher Wanted," do.
Cleaning do.
Crayons, pencils, hand-bell, &c, do.
Carried forward.
160 88
82 00
29 00
17 75
35 75
28 37
390 97
8,290 00
70 00
45 00
770 00
660 00
464 51
330 00
18 32
14 55
82 00
121 63
60 60
56 00
144 00
21 00
36 00
2 60
6 00
17 75
35 00
24 50
21 50
11 60
12 55
300 00
250 00
720 00
840 00
600 00
840 00
720 00
7 00
7 75
10 75
3 00
7 50
10 76
35 75
28 37
40 00
50
1 50
6 00
8 75
3 12
2 50
1 50
2 50
2 50
8 00
5 12
15 00
6 00
8 00
3 60
17 25
1 25
8 25
29 76
10 25
300 00
60 00
646 46
60 00
68 33
481 66
60 00
538 71
6 00
4 00
2 00
2 50
2 50
2 60
7 25
2,221 90
2,277 00
11,304 71
4,662 11
18,143 82 146
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
A. F. Peatt
M. Muir
Jno. Muir, Jr
w!'s. Louttet!!!.!!,
M. W. Sanburne.. ..
W."s. Louttet ..!!!!!
Lange & Son
M. A. Muir
S. G. Lewis
G. Stainburne
A. Dodds
Marcella C. Storey ..
A. McKenzie
T. Clyde
T. N. Hibben & Co..
A. Crate
T. N. Hibben & Co..
C. Williams
G. Furness
S. L. Kelly & Co....
W. P. Sayward
M. Gyves
Str. Cariboo-Fly....
Alfred Raynes
M. W. Waitt & Co ..
Jno. Weiler
J. McFay
Jno. Morley
James Dougan
Hy. Fry
W. Robertson
D. Currie
W. H. Robinson....
J. W. Stirtan
David Jones
A. Flett
A. E. Lindsay
L. A. Berkeley
A. J. Polley
J. A. Dougal
E. Bell
T. Clyde
E. E. McDougal
A. Shaw
J. H. Thain
F. A. Carmichael...
J. Mundell
Florence M. Jones..
Walter Wilson
"Free Press"
>> >>
J. H. Pleace
ij ,,
F. Meakin
E. Meakin
Mrs. Randle
J. E. Smith
Jos. Ganner
Vancouver Company
W. Earl
E. Pimbury & Co...
J. T. O'Brian
J. Lamblin
J. C. Monk
G. Thomson
J. Harvey
E. Pimbury* Co. ..
D. W. Gordon
J. W. Stirtan
"Free Press"
A. Williams
Brought forward
VIII.—EDUCATION.—Continued.
Vote No 62.—Esquimau District.—Concluded.
Painting outside of school-house and gates, Colwood, $30; wood, $10.
Cleaning school-house, Sooke, 14 months, to June, 1882
Stationery and postage stamps, Sooke school
Firewood and 4 panes glass, do.
Stationery and tin dipper, do.
4 cords wood, do.
Firewood, broom, &c. do.
Labour, repairs, do.
Cordwood, $7.12; cleaning Esquimalt school, $3
18-day clock, do.
Cleaning, do. 4 months
Vote No. 63.—Cowichan District.
Teacher, Salt Spring Isd. School, July 1, '81, to Feb. 28, '82, 8 m.
do. to June 30,'82,12
do. to Jan. 31, '82, 7
April 1 to June 30, 1882, i
Aug. 8 to Sept. 6, 1881,
Sept. 7, '81, to Ju. 30, '82, !
50
60
60
55
23 d. 55
do. Burgoyne Bay do.
do. North Cowichan do.
do. do. do.
do. South Cowichan do.
do. do. do.
Stationery, North Cowichan school
Repairs to fences, do.
1 set tablets, Burgoyne Bay school
Cleaning latrines, do.
Hauling lumber, do.
1 box stove, do.
Lumber, do.
Labour, repairs, do.
Freight on lumber, do.
2 cords wood, do.
Stationery, do.
Stationery, South Cowichan school
2 chairs, do.
Cutting 2 cords wood, do.
Buckets, brooms, towels, do.
Building woodshed, do.
Rent of Agricultural Hall for South Cowichan school-house to Dec. '81
4 cords wood, North Cowichan school
Repairing North Cowichan school-house, and 1 blackboard
2 cords wood, Salt Spring Island school
2 blackboards, freight and charges, do
Vote No. 64.—Nanaimo District.
Principal, Nanaimo Boys', 1st July, 1881, to 30 June, 1882, 12 m. @
Assistant, do. 1st July to 31st December, 1881, 6,,
do. do. 1st January to 30th June, 1882, 6,, 60
Principal, Nanaimo Girls', 1st July, 1881, to 30 June, 1882, 12 „ 70
Assistant, do. do. do. 12 „
Teacher, South Cedar school, 1st to 31st July, 1881, 1 „ 50
do. do. 9th Aug., 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 10 „ 20 d. 50
do. North Cedar school, 1st to 31st July, 1881, 1„ 50
do. do. 8th Aug., 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 10 ,, 21d. 50
do. Gabriola Island, do. do. 10 „ „ 50
Principal, Wellington school, 1st to 31st July, 1881, 1 „ 60
do. do. 22nd Aug., 1881, to 30th April, 1882, 8„10d. 60
do. do. 1st May to 30th June, 1882, 2„ 60
Assistant, do. 22nd Aug., 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 10 „ lOd. 50
Stove pipe, elbows, and fixing, Wellington school
Advertising re-opening Public School, Nanaimo
Stationery and postage stamps, do.
Advertising "Teacher Wanted," do.
Cleaning stove pipes, do.
Stove pipe and repairs to furniture, do.
Cleaning school-house, Nanaimo, Nov., 1881, to March, 1882, 5 months
to 30th June, 1882 .
July, 1881, to April, 1882
Cleaning school-room. do
do. do.
Setting 2 panes glass, do.
Drayage on coal and stove, do.
12 tons of coal @ $4, do
Glass and putty, do
Books and crayons, do
Hauling 5 tons coal, do
Repairing clock, do.
Two stoves for Public School, Wellington
Postage stamps, do. .
Call bell and broom, do.
One box of chalk, do. October, 1880 .
One desk, do. January, 1881
Draining cesspools and boarding round old school-house
Advertising re-opening Public School, Wellington
Cleaning, do. do
Carried forward.
390 97
3 00
2 50
5ft
6 75
2,221 90
40 00
11 50
2 00
6 00
1 65
12 50
6 50
17 00
10 12
8 60
4 00
480 00
600 00
420 00
180 00
53 60
539 00
6 37
2 50
75
3 60
1 50
12 00
6 70
8 75
75
5 00
1 00
4 38
6 00
4 00
3 75
15 00
5 00
8 00
18 50
8 00
10 00
1,080 00
360 00
360 00
840 00
600 00
50 00
537 10
50 00
538 71
538 71
60 00
499 35
120 00
516 13
28 37
2 50
5 00
2 50
3 00
7 75
30 00
41 00
59 00
1 50
10 76
48 00
2 12
4 12
3 75
2 60
60 25
1 00
3 75
50
5 75
14 25
1 60
13 25
405 721 6,502 11
18,143 82
2,341 67
2,404 05
i,889 54 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
147
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
"Free Press "
J. Hirst
C. Carpenter
M. Edgar
J. Dagner
J ."Hubert.'.'...."!.!.!.!!
"Free Press"
J. H. Pleace
J. Hirst
J. Hilbert
C. Michael
M. W. Waitt&Co
Michel & Ferguson
Jno. Hilbert
M. Halloran
Mrs. Wilkinson
Mrs. Fiddick
"Free Press"
Walter Wilson
W. Earl
E. Holloway
S. F. Crawford
W. R. Robb
Hy. Grieve
R. T. Swan
T. Pappenburgh
Hibben & Co
W. Warren
J. Boag
C. D. Rand
J. M. Herring
M. Williams
Joseph Wise
E. S. Scoullar & Co
J. Cunningham
C. G. Major
F. Howay
m. Gray..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
J. Elliott
Royal City Planing Mills
T. R. Pearson & Co
R. W. Deane & Co
R. Wintemute
J. P. Johnston
A. G. Johnston
J. W. Sinclair
Annettes. M. Bell
M. A. Sweet
A. J. Colbeck
R. H. Holding
D. G. Armstrong
J. E. Treneman
Helen Andrews
Martha J. Norris
A. J. McDougall
Martha J. Norris
G. H. Sluggett
J. R. Stirling
A. Pollard
Chas. Street
W. Harrison
J. Cunningham
W. Morrison
"N.W. Herald"
Hibben & Co
G. R. Ashwell
Indian Ben
J, Handberry
Brought forward
VIII.—EDUCATION.—Continued.
Vote No. 64.—Nanaimo District.—Concluded.
Advertising " Teacher wanted for Gabriola Island," June, 1831
Sundries, do.
Lumber, do.
Painting blackboard, do.
2\ cords of wood, do.
Lumber, do.
One chair, chalk, and broom, do.
Advertising " Teacher wanted for South Cedar School"
Stovepipe, do.'
One clock and stationery, do.
One blackboard, do
Cutting and splitting firewood, do. 5 days @ $2
One set of tablets, do.
Cutting and hauling wood and whitewashing schoolhouse, do
Desk and bucket, North Cedar School
Cordwood, do.
Cutting and splitting do. do.
Cleaning do.
do. do.
Advertising " Teacher wanted," do
One sheet of zinc for stove, rdo
One clock and hat rack, do
Vote No. 65.—Comox District.
Teacher, Comox School, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12 m. @
do, Denman Island, do. do. 12 m. 50
One 8-day clock for Comox School
Painting blackboard and hauling wood, Comox School
Putting up fence at do.
Repairs to school house, Denman Island
Cutting 6 cords of wood do.
Chalk, do
Cleaning school house, do.
Vote No. 66.—New Westminster City District.
Principal, Boys' School, 1st to 31st July, 1881, 1 m. @ $90
do. do. 1st Aug., 1881, to 30th June, 1882,11 ,
Assistant do. 1st July, 1881, do. 12 „ 50
Principal, Girls'School, do. do. 12 „ 60
12 cords of wood @ S3 50
One pump for school house
Stove pipe and brooms
One bucket, soap, washing soda, and 2 brooms
Cleaning school house, 1st August, 1881, to 30th April, 1882, 9 m. @ $11
Storing wood
Cleaning school house, 1st May, to 30th June, 1882, 2 months...
Repairs to do.
Two blackboards and 2 ladders
One Webster's Dictionary and other books
Postage stamps
Hat and coat hooks, and paid Indian for cleaning school-house .
Repairs and painting blackboard
Vote No. 67.—New Westminster District.
Teacher, Chilliwhack, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, 12 m. @ $60
do. Granville, do. do
do. Maple Ridge, do. do.
do. North Arm, do. 31st January, 1882,
do. do. 8th February, to 30th June, 1885,
do. Burrard Inlet, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1881,
do. Langley, do. do.
do. Cheam, 1st to 31st July, 1881,
do. do. 8th Aug., 1881, to 31st January, 1882,
do. do. 19th March to 30th June, 1882,
do. Trenant, 1st July to 15th November, 1881,
do. do. 1st May to 30th June, 1882,
do. Prairie, 1st to 31st July, 1882,
do. do. 8th August, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,
do. Sumass, 1st Julv to 14th August, 1881,
do. do. 29th August, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,
Painting blackboard, Sumass school.
Paint for do. Prairie school
New pump, pipe, &c., do.
Stove pipe, window pulleys, do.
Sinking well, do.
Advertising "Teacher Wanted," do
Three boxes of chalk, Chilliwhack school
Bucket, axe, broom, &c, do.
Cleaning, do.
10£ cords' wood, do.
55
60
50
, 20d, 50
„ 55
„ 55
50
,23 d. 50
,12d.50
50
, 50
50
,23 d. 50
, 14 d. 50
, 2 d. 50
Carried forward.
405 72
1 00
3
6 00
10 25
426 35
6,502 11 22,889 64
1 03
7 50
14 00
2 50
6 62
9 00
3 62
2 00
2 25
7 25
2 50
10 00
75
10 CO
7 75
10 00
0 50
2 50
1 CO
2 CO
1 75
4
600 00
600 00
5 00
14 87
17 88
21 00
12 00
1 26
3 10
90 00
990 00
600 00
720 00
42 00
6 CO
2 75
3 25
99 CO
1 50
22 00
24 65
12 50
20 25
1 OC
6 62
18 62
720 00
660 00
720 00
350 00
237 50
660 00
660 00
50 00
288 71
171 00
225 00
100 00
50 00
538 71
72 60
504 84
3 38
2 50
9 50
8
10 25
2 00
90
7 60
9 00
10 50
6,621 10
1,276 10
2,660 04
6,072 64 33,446 78 148
Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June,
1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
J. Murray
Hibben & Co
G. B. Murray
R. H. Holding
R. W. Deane& Co...
Hudson Bay Co
Hastings Sawmill Co.
E. Millar
W. Pybus
"British Columbian"
C. S. Ryder
B Gibson
C. McNaughten ....
Jno. Weiler
James Cunningham.
J. B. Irving
Geo. Howison
Jno. McKenny
W. Hampton
F. McCleery
S. M. Pearson
H. Magee
Jno. Murchinson
J. W. Sexsmith
Moodyville Saw Mill Co
W. Johns
Clara Cook & Lucy Lewis
Indian Billy
D. McGillivary
A. Street
D. W. Miller
S. Toop
M. A. Lewis
S. Suckley
S. Flood
A. S. Baillie ....
T. Leduc
C. Schubert
A.Irwin
J. C. Hamilton .
M. Coughlan
J. Boag
T. N. Hibben...
Indian Nallie...
J. Mclntyre
J. H. Hart
Hans & Pocock ,
J. L. Read
C. E. Redfern...
W. Yates
F. L. Budlong
Str. Western Slope.
T. N. Hibben
D. McQuarrie
Dominion Telegraph .
E. Peck
W. Fraser
U. Nelson
A. & W. Wilson
A. II. Scoville
J. Ahvay
E. Woodward
W. Voght .
A. Coutlie.
T. N. Hibben & Co.
M. W. Waitt & Co..
P. Ginglas
J. Campbell
J. Christian
Brought forward
VIII .—EDUCATION.—Continued.
Vote No. 67.—New Westminster District.—Concluded.
Desks, seats, and labour, Chilliwhack School
One set of tablets and chalk, Langley School
Building chimney, do.
Freight on stationery, do.
Three panes of glass, do. October, 1880
Paid for cleaning do.
Sundries, Granville School, October, 1879, to June, 1881
Cleaning do. to 30th June, 1882, 7 months @ §1.60
One cord of wood, Trenant School
Water pipe and fitting pump, do
Advertising " Teacher Wanted," Trenant School
Cleaning school-house, &c, Cheam .".
Ten cords of wood, do
740 pickets, do
Repairing clock, do
One arm chair, do
Stove for MapleRidge School
Bucket, dipper, and broom, Maple Ridge School
4 cords of wood, and cutting for stove, do
One axe and 1 broom, do.
Stationery and stamps, do.
Clearing school lot, do.
Lumber and repairs, $31.16, cord wood $4, North Arm School
One cord of wood, do.
Wood, and cutting for stove, do
Cutting wood, do
Building fence and latrine, do
Window blinds and fixtures, Burrard Inlet School, Jan. to Dec, 1881
Repairing school-house and supplying wood, do. Jan. to Aug., 1881
One box stove, chalk, and broom, do
Cleaning Burrard Inlet School, 4 months
do. do. 6 months
Cutting fire-wood, do.
Sundries, Sumass School
Repairing fence, do
Cleaning do.
Cutting wood, do
2| cords of wood, do
Vote No. 68.—Hope-Yale District.
426 35
75
7 22
8 25
23
Teacher, Hope School, 1st July 1881, to 28th Febr., 1882
do. do. 1st March to 30th June, 1882,
do. Lytton School, 1st July, 1881, to30th June, 1882,12
12
12
1 .
'82, 11
12
11
8 m. @ $50
50
(id
75
60
60
60
50
co
do. Cache Creek School, do. do
Matron, do. do. do.
Teacher, Nicola Valley School, 1st to 31st July, 1881,
do. do. 1st Aug., 1881, to 30th June,
do. Okanagan School, 1st July, 1881, to do.
do. Yale School, 1st Aug., 1881, to do.
One set of tablets, Lytton School
Wood, do.
Soap, do.
Stove pipe, repairing windows, &c, Lytton School....
Lumber, Lytton School, 1880-81
Building latrine, ?do. 1881
One clock, $6.50; call-bell, S2, Hope School
3 cords of wrood, bucket, and broom, do
5^ do. and repairing latrine, do
Glazing windows, Yale School
Freight on stove, do.
Freight on maps, do.
1 set of tablets, do
Stationery and postage stamps, Yale School
Telegram
1 desk and painting, Yale School
Sawing and splitting 31- cords of wood, Yale School...
Three brooms, do.
1 stove, 10 joints of pipe, &c, do.
3 chairs, repairing furniture and stove. do.
3^ cords of wood, do.
Cleaning Nicola Valley School-house, May, 1881
2£ cords of wood, do.
2j- do. do.
2 tin pails, 2 brooms, and 2 cups, Nicola Valley School
Sundries, do.
Two boxes of chalk, do.
Stationery, do.
271 cords of wood, Cache Creek School, @ §4.75
11 7-tenths do. do. 6
6 cords of wood, cleaning school-house, & furnishing 1 clock, Okanagan
Carried for ward.
16 75
10 00
2 00
5 00
500 42
400 00
200 00
720 00
900 00
600 00
60 00
660 00
600 00
660 00
75
3 75
27
8 25
16 75
10 00
8 50
12 10
19 25
1 75
2 25
60
75
50
1 00
9 00
5 25
2 25
30 00
8 25
17 50
2 00
8 75
12 50
5 00
13 37
1 85
3 50
129 83
70 20
22 25
6,072 64 33,445 78
12 00
1 05
10 00
50
75
6 00
18 09
10 50
4 00
27 25
3 12
10 50
15 00
9 25
2 00
3 00
11 00
2 60
14 50
2 88
1 00
10 00
35 16
5 00
9 62
6 00
17 00
14 75
25 33
10 25
6 00
9 00
2 50
7 75
5 00
5 00
5 00
8 62
6,419 61
5,227 87
45,093 16 46 Vic.
Public Accounts. 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
149
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE,
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ Ct9.
C. Phair
J. F.Smith
F. W. Foster
G/Tinker ....'
T. N. Hibben & Co.
M. Miller..." '.
J.Miller
J. Dickey
F.Got
A. W. Smith
Postmaster
J. Chenhall
M. W. Waitt & Co .
G. C. Phinney
J. R. Stirling1
H. Bird
A. McKenzie
" Daily Standard".
B. C. Express Co...
J. McLean
P. Bergeault
M. Desehainps
J. Gumming
G. Hamilton
Hibben &Co
J. Hudson
J. C. Devlin
W. T. Melross
G. Byrnes
Lock & Hodgkinson
C. Paulsen
J. Harkens
B. C. Express Co
J. Johnson
J. Wilson
Str. Enterprise
J. J. Russell
Str. Princess Louise...
Str. W. Irving
Colonial Hotel
McGirr & Davis
Str. Western Slope
J. E. Insley
B. C. Express Co
Pioneer Line Steamers
Str. Princess Louise...
Str. Western Slope.. ..
B. C. Express Co
Indian Mack
W. P. Wilson
S. Brierley
Indian Harris
Indian Jim
Callhreath & Co
M. Richards
S. 0. Wheelock
Fletcher & Co
Humphrey & Grant...
J. Quigley
James Porter
J. McGillis
J. Fullarton
Brought forward
VIII.—EDUCATION.—Concluded.
Vote No. 69,—Lillooet District.
Teacher, Lillooet School, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12 m. @:
do. Clinton School. do. do. 12 „ 60
Freight on chairs to Lillooet School, June, 1881
Glass, &c. do.
Express charges on do. do.
Webster's Dictionary and postage, Lillooet School
One box of crayons, do.
One blank book and 1 brush, do.
Cleaning, do.
do. do.
Two panes of glass and Abacus, do.
Postage, do.
Bridging creek for use of pupils, do.
Two brooms and 1 pane of glass, do.
~ stage and stationery, do.
Ten cords wood, Clinton School
One box crayons, do.
Vote No. 70.—Cariboo District.
500 42
1 in. @ $83 33
'82, 10 ,,16d.83 33
12 „ 60
9 „ 23 d. 60
Teacher, Barkerville School, 1st to 31st July, 1881,
do. do. 15 Aug., '81, to 30 June.
do. Williams Lake do., 1st July, '81, do.
do. Quesnellemouth, 7th Sep., '81, do.
Advertising "Teacher Wanted," Quesnellemouth
Rent of building for school-house, Barkerville, 1st March, 1881, to 1st
April, 1882, 13 months @ $10
Rent of building for school-house, Quesnellemouth, 1st July, 1881, to
30th June, 1882, 12 months @ 810
Freight on stove, Stanley to Quesnelle
Five cords of wood, Quesnelle School, @ $5.50
One blackboard and 3 panes of glass, Quesnelle School
Labour and materials, desks and benches, do.
Cordwood, lime, and nails, do.
Two boxes of chalk and express, do.
Labour raising ceiling & fixing benches & tables, Williams Lake School
One blank book, Barkerville School
Two blackboards, do.
Cordwood, do.
do. do.
do. do.
Sawing wood and shovelling snow, Barkerville School
IX.—TRANSPORT.
Vote No. 71.—Freight ox Remittances.
Express charges from Alexandra Suspension Bridge
do. do. Cassiar
do. do. East Coast
Vote No. 72.—Travelling Expenses, Officers on Duty.
Passage, meals and bed for Registrar E. A. Jenns, Victoria to New West'r
Cab hire for Deputy Treasurer
Passage and meals for Attorney-General to New West'r and return ..
do. do. and bed, do. do
do. do. at do.
do. do. at Yale
Passage and meals, Victoria to Yale for Auditor
Meals and bed at Yale, do
Conveyance from Yale to Suspension Bridge, Auditor
Passage and meals, Yale to New Westminster, do.
do. do. New Westminster to Victoria, Auditor
Passage, meals and bed for Registrar Wootton, Victoria to Yale, July
Stage fare, baggage, meals and bed, for Registrar Wootton, Yale to
Barkerville
Packing for Gold Commissioner Vowell
Horse keep and meals
do. do.
Canoe hire,
Packing and making canrp:
Provisions,
Meals and horse keep,
do. do.
do. do.
do. do.
Horse hire,
Meals and bed, J. L,
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Crimp & do.
17 days @|2...,
McDame Creek ,
McDame Creek
Meals and horse keep, do
Expenses McDame Creek to Thibert Creek of Gold Commissioner Vowell
•ward.
548 52
720 00
720 00
8 10
3 36
2 00
3 68
1 00
1 87
1 60
10 12
2 00
50
1 75
2 00
1 12
30 00
25
83 33
879 09
720 00
588 00
2 50
130 00
120 00
3 00
27 50
7 00
20 0C
11 76
3 5C
24 0C
1 75
12 0C
9 00
5 00
10 50
5 00
16 45
31 00
23 53
4 25
1 OC
6 26
3 0C
18 75
10 26
10 25
24 0C
8 0C
6 0C
6 5C
7 25
95 25
4 0C
19 5C
23 0C
2 0C
34 OC
13 35
11 OC
9 0C
27 50
2 50
20 0C
26 0C
2 0C
42 58
437 18
45,093 16
1,609 25
2,662 !
49,265 24
70 150
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOE WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
S cts.
Brought forward.
Indian Paddy
Indian Jim
Str. Lady of the Lake ...
M. Richards
J. Cain
Indian Jack
W. Thomas
W. Walsh
P. Brady
J. Walsh
Do
Indian Charley
Callhreath, Grant, & Cook
W. G. Bowman
A. D. Mclnnes
P. C. Dunlevy
Str. Victoria
S. Downes & Co
McLean & Carson
J. Boyd
W. Brunskill
J. T. Fleming
J. Austin
S. Y. Wootton
R. McLeese
Fletcher & McNaughton.
B. C. Express Co
J. B. Leighton
Mason & Daly
J. J. Russell
G. Winter
Do
Steamer ' "Enterprise"...
A. B. Ferguson
Do
W. H. Vader
J. Uren
J. Campbell
T. Spelman
C. Morton
Mrs. Clements
G. Baillie
Hautier & Phillips
H. B. Dart
B. C. Express Co
S. Tanner
McGirr & Davis
Steamer "W. Irving"....
J. W. Howison
Mclntyre & Co
Steamer "Cassiar"
,, "Enterprise"...
P. Carter
Str. "Western Slope" ...
R. Savage
J. J. Russell
E. Garnett
S.M.Nelson
W. A. Franklin
A. H. Lowe
J. Halstead
Smith & Farron
Str. "Geo. E. Starr" ....
,, "Western Slope"....
J. W. Williams
Do.
J. J. Russell
J. T. Howard
G. Francis
J. W. Williams
Str. "Western Slope"
R. Wolfenden..
Borde & Morley
W. C. Bryant .
R. Brown
IX.—TRANSPORT.—Continued.
Vote No. 72.—Travelling Expenses, Officers on Doty.—Concluded.
Packing blankets, Gold Commissioner Vowell Centerville to Sylvester's
do. do. do. Sylvester's to Centerville
Provisions
Laketon to Telegraph Ck.
Packing blankets
Meals & horse keep do.
Horse hire do.
Meals & horse keep do.
Express charges on luggage,
Horse hire,
Canoe hire,
Horse feed,
Carriage hire for Attorney-General
Meals and horse keep for Registrar Wootton on circuit
Meals, bed and horse keep, Registrar Wootton, on circuit
Passage for Registrar Wootton and horse, Quesnelle to Soda Creek
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Laketon to Glenora...
McDame to Laketon..
Laketon to Telegraph Ck.
Glenora
Meals, bed & horse keep
do. do.
do. do.
do. do.
do. do.
Horse hire
do.
Meals, bed & horse keep
do. do.
Stage fare
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
on circuit
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do
do
Quesnelle to Barkerville & return
13 days (a S3.
22 do. .
Clinton to Cache Creek.
Stage fare for Solicitor, E. Harrison, Jr
Horse hire for Gov't. Agent collecting mining statistics, Cariboo Dist.
Cab hire to Public School, Victoria, Provincial Secretary
Carriage hire for Surveyor-General to and from steamer to Nanaimo .
do. Attorney-General
Passage, meals, and bed for the Attorney-General, New West., & return
Meals and bed for Solicitor, E. Harrison, Jr
do. Carriage hire, do.
do.
do.
dodo.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Attorney-General,
do. July to November, 1881
Provincial Secretary
do
do
Attorney.General, 2nd April, 1881, to 13th May, 1882
do
Conveyance of
Meals and bed for
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Stage fare
Conveyance to Cache Creek
Meals and bed
Passage and meals
Meals and bed
do.
Passage and meals
do.
Express with books for
Passage, meals, and bed
Express with books to steamer
Cab hire to and from steamer
Express with books
Meals and bed
Express with luggage
Carriage hire
Meals and bed
do.
Passage, meals, and bed
do. do.
Carriage hire for
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Passage and meals, Minister of Finance, Victoria to New West., & return
Vote No. 73.—Keep of Horses.
2 tons hay,
Shoeing messenger's horse
do. do.
Two tons of hay
Carried forward
Tacoma to Steilacoom
do.
at Seattle
Tacoma and return
548 52
437 18
4 00
4 00
2 00
6 00
16 00
10 00
5 00
10 00
14 50
12 60
15 00
2 50
8 25
70 98
1 00
23 00
6 60
10 50
10 00
18 76
99 00
13 25
4 75
4 00
39 00
66 00
26 00
9 75
26 50
66 00
24 00
5 00
2 50
3 00
8 50
7 60
28 00
25 00
14 50
16 00
38 50
1 25
2 75
6 00
1 50
5 00
97 75
30 00
10 50
12 25
46 25
1 00
4 50
9 00
75
15 75
75
2 00
1 00
1 00
50
8 00
3 50
5 00
17 50
18 50
11 00
15 00
49 00
4 00
35 00
105 00
16 60
6 50
1,639 43
30 00
2 60
26 25
36 00
584 52
04 75
1,710 41 46 Vic.
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
151
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
R. Baker & Son...
J. Boyd
Fellows & Prior...
P. McQuade & Son
Executors of Sir J. Don
glas per L. Lowenburg
Vancouver Coal Co.
T. S. Dobbin.
J. Quagliotti.
N. Shakespeare ....
L. Lowenburg
J. E. White
H. Fry
T. McK. Lambly ...
G. Byrnes
G. Kenny
J. Clapperton
T. Harris
W. M. Dingwall ...
J. R. Hett
W. R. Spalding
R. Deighton
C. A. Semlin
A. W. 1un Ibom ...
R. H. 1 idjock
E. Manin^r
F. W. Foster
J. C. Haynes
Do
C. Wilson
Do
W. N. Bole
H. Simpson
M. Rowland
J. Muir .
R. Grahame
E. Vine
L. Helgesen
A. Gilmore
J. Camp
H. Wain
J. Stevens
G. Francis
J. W. Williams
Mason & Daly
J. Boyd
R. Pacey
P. C. Dunlevy
E. B. Eagle
F. Guy
Veith, Borland & Co,
J. Fleming
S. Downes & Co
Brought forward
IX.—TRANSPORT— Concluded.
Vote No. 73.—Keep of Horses.—Concluded.
Hay
1 bridle ,
1 stable fork
One lantern for stable
X.—RENT.
Vote No. 74.—Government House, Victoria.
Rent of Section 76, Fairfield, 12 months, to 25th March, 1882
Vote No. 74a.—Boat House, Nanaimo.
Rent from 1st January, 1878, to 30th June, 1882
Vote No. 74b.— Lieutenant Governor's Residence.
Rent of house and furniture at Esquimalt, from 1st November, 1881, to
1st May, 1882, 6 months
Vote No 74c— Government Agent's Residence, Yale.
Rent of house for Government Agent at Yale, 6 months, from 18th
August, 1881, to 18th February, 1882
. XL—REVENUE SERVICES.
Vote No.. 75.—Commission, &c.
Commission on Collections, Victoria City, Victoria and Esquimalt
District, @ 10 per cent
Commission on Collections, New Westminster District, @ 20 per cent
do.
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do.
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do. Victoria City District, @ 5 per cent.
do. Skeena District, @ 15 per cent
do. Cowichan District, @ 10 per cent....
do. Okanagan District, @ 25 per cent...
do. Cariboo District, @ 12£ per cent....
do. Omineca District, @ 15 per cent....
do. Nicola, @ 10 per cent
do. Marriage Licences, @ 10 per cent...
do. Comox District, @ 10 per cent
Courts of Appeal.
Holding Court of Appeal at Victoria City District and Esquimalt.
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Nanaimo
Yale
Cache Creek (and mileage)
Nicola
Comox (and mileage)
Cowichan
Clinton
Rock Creek and Keremeos (1881)
Mileage
Richfield, Stanley, Quesnelle, Williams Lake
and Soda Creek
Mileage
New Westminster City and District.
Travelling Expenses.
Meals, bed and horse keep for Assessor R. Jones.
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Buggy hire
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Meals, bed and hoisse keep for Assessor W. Stevenson.
Do. do. do. do.
Do. do. do. do.
Do. do. do. do.
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Carried forward.
16 00
30 92
749 44
94 75 1,710 41
32 37
1 50
2 25
2 00
132 87
1,843 28
48 50
108 00
61 90
34 20
9 76
62 70
106 49
336 16
125 60
104 62
127 78
49 00
99 59
60 00
5 0C
10 0C
11 25
10 0C
7 0C
10 OC
10 oc
20 00
20 0C
26 00
26 00
50 00
71 5C
30 00
6 50
1 75
2 00
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1 00
2 00
2 00
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2 00
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15 00
90 00
61 00
16 96
9 00
37 75
2 50
2 00
113 60
11 00
10 50
388 46
600 00
00
1,428 44 152
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears.
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts
749 44
30 00
3SS 46
25 26
20 50
3 50
3 00
5 00
15 00
7 00
2 50
4 00
9 00
2 50
7 50
8 00
2 50
11 00
7 50
13 75
9 00
5 00
4 00
24 50
52 50
26 00
15 00
38 00
208 50
4 00
2 50
50
4 50
5 00
3 00
55 00
3 00
2 50
3 00
3 00
3 00
6 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
1 00
2 50
2 50
3 00
4 50
2 50
15 00
15 00
3 00
50
1 00
50
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1 50
1 50
2 00
2 00
2 00
50
28 00
8 00
4 00
12 00
1,428 44
XI.—REVENUE SERVICES.—Continued.
Travelling Expenses.—Concluded.
Meals, bed,F& horse keep for Assessors W. Stevenson and St. Laurent..
Do. do. do. do. do.
J. Griffin
F. Gay
C. B. Eagle
W. Brunskill
N. Gordelle
Humphrey & Grant
J. C. Callhreath
Horse hire do. T. H. Giffin
Passage and meals for Supt. Todd, protecting Agent of Contractor for Sec.
A, B& C, C.P.R., whilst collecting P.R. Tax from Chinese employes..
Meals and bed do. do. do.
Do. New Westm'r to Yals & return do.
Do. do. do. do.
Do. and horse keep do. do.
Do. do. do. & Constables.
Do. do. do. do. & 9 do.
Do. do. do. do. 9 do.
Do. do. do- do. 9 do.
Do. do. do. do. 9 do.
Do. do. do. do. 7 do.
Stage hire Supt. Todd & 7 Constables, Boston Bar to Lytton and return
to Yale, protecting Agent of the Contractors for Sec. A, B &C, C.P.R.
Pioneer Line Steamers ..
S. M. Nelson
T, H. Forrister
H. B. Dart
G. Baillie
B. C. Express Co
S. M. Nelson
Horse hire, do. 22 days @ S2.50
J. W. Wood
T. W. Hamilton
J. Haller
H. 0. Bowe
J. Saul
G. Tinker
W. Pinchbeck
Fletcher & Co
J. C. Callbreath
do. do. T. H. Giffin, do
H. B. Dart
R. A. Collins
J. Miller
Kent, Miscellaneous, (be.
1,135 46
314 25
59 50
109 00
33 00
2 50
26 25
5 00
5 00
5 00
60 00
60 00
9 00
J. R. Hett
Rent of room, holding Court of Revision, & meals for Judge & Assessor
Do. do. . do.
Do. do. do.
P. Brady
Rent of building for Govt. Office, Omineca, 12 months, to 31st Dec, 1881
H. Blackford
779 44
688 50
2,563 90 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
153
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears.
$ cts.
9 cts.
$ cts.
M. Barry
Veith, Borland & Co,
N. FitzStubbs
R. J. McCann
J. Allison
R. H. Sweeny
A. G. Wright
E. A. Thorndike ...
G. Blackstock
G. Gowdy
W. D. Mackintosh..
J. Boucherat
J. Kent
A. McGilvray
J. McKay
G. Coxon
J. R. Hett
N. Shakespeare
Hudson Bay Co
S. Bakes
Douglas & Deighton
Brought forward
XL—REVENUE SERVICES.—Concluded.
Rents, Miscellaneous, &c—Concluded.
600 lbs. of hay for Collector Stevenson, @ 5 cents ¥ lb
588 lbs. of oats, do. 6 ,,
Protecting Agent of Contractor for Sec, A, B, & C, C. P. R., during the
collection of Provincial Revenue Tax from Chinose, 9 days @ 83
McKillican & Anderson..
Do.
A. & W. Wilson
Do.
Do.
A. Vipond
Lettice & Sears
R. Fawcett
M. Humber
H. B. Good
E. Harrison, sen
Do.
Matthews, Richards & Tye
Victoria Water Works
W. P. Sayward
J. Millar
W. Constantine
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
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Do.
Do.
Do.
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Arctic shoes for Supt. of Police and Constables, collecting from Chinese
Services as teamster, do. do. do.
Do. do. do. do.
Keep of horses for do. do. do.
Hire of team and waggon, do. do. 4£ days @ '■
Law costs, Collector Shakespeare v. Hong Chow and others
Storage on Chinese effects seized for taxes
Caps for Special Constables collecting Tax from Chinese
Assisting collecting taxes from Chinese, Victoria City, 8 days @ $2.50
One satchel for Collector Gallagher
W. Edwards
W. J. Armstrong
J. Cunningham
H. Hoy „
Royal City Planing Mills
Trapp Brothers
J. W. Stirtan
Do
Do
C. Carpenter
D. W. Gordon
W. Wilson
A. Mayer
W. Earl
Renwick & Co
J. H. Pleace
Vancouver Coal Co.
T. Penny .,..«.....
XII.— PUBLIC WORKS.
Works and Buildings.
Vote No. 76.—Repairs to Government Buildings and Fences, Victoria
Labour and materials, Victoria Gaol
Do, Land Office and centre building
Do. Victoria Gaol
Do. Government Offices, James' Bay
Do. House of Assembly, do.
Repairs to lock and new key, Treasury Office and Supreme Court
Labour and material, Sheriff's Office and Supreme Court
Sand bag for Supreme Court, Hon. Mr. Justice Crease's room
Labour and materials, repairing plaster, Supreme Court
Allowance for repairs to "The Winds"
Painting, Supreme Court room
Painting wainscot and putting in lights, centre building
1 lock for Supreme Court, and 3 lengths of water pipe for Victoria Gaol
Supplying and laying 2 water pipes from the main to Gaol fence .. .
Lumber delivered to Victoria Gaol
Iron washers for gates, do.
Constructing latrines in the rear of House of Assembly, and other work
in connection therewith, per agreement
779 44
34 85
25 00
Vote No. 77.—Repairs to Govt. Buildings and Fences, New West'r.
Raising chimney at the Gaol, June, 1881
Lumber for do. March and May
Iron shutter for ventilator in the vault of Government Office
One new door and steps, partition, and ventilator, do.
Lumber for Gaol
Wall-paper, paint, driers, &c, for Gaol
Vote No. 78.—Repairs to Government Buildings and Fences, Nanaimo,
Making new sash and repairing desk and drawers in Govt. Office
New floor in Gaol and work on Court Ho >se
Locks, lumber, &c., for Gaol, Departure Bay
Lumber, do.
Timber for renewing foundation, Nanaimo Gaol !
Hinges for Gaol at Departure Bay ,
Lime, do. '
Padlock, do.
1 bar of iron with hinge, do.
Nails for Nanaimo Gaol
3£ m. shingles for Gaol, Departure Bay
Expressage on nails, do.
2 50
2 92
3 00
J. Mclntyre
Indian Yarrow..
T. Gowdy
F. Jones
T. W. Gray
J. McBride
Hudson Bay Co.,
Vote No. 79.'-
-Repairs to Government Buildings and Fences,
Yale District.
Paint, oil, turpentine, &c, Lytton Office and Gaol
Labour, painting and whitewashing Govt. Office at Lytton
Taking down chimney in Govt. Office, and hauling lumber for Toll Office
Labour and material, painting Toll Office
800 feet of lumber for do
4 roof plates for do.
Locks, hinges, screws, &c., for do.
Carried forward
8 00
10 00
865 71
50 2,563 90
30 00
35 28
27 00
27 00
27 0C
27 00
27 00
27 00
6 00
6 00
2 60
5 OO
10 00
4 00
7 25
27 00
394 95
6 00
5 00
20 00
5 00
101 80
102 75
68 72
94 49
159 67
2 50
7 50
1 50
20 00
30 00
10 40
5 37
26 35
26 00
29 88
3 00
260 00
2 50
2.92
3 00
125 00
38 40
28 00
19 50
55 25
12 12
12 00
3 60
1 50
9 00
1 50
21 00
3 00
10 50
50
13 25
17 50
22 60
12 00
16 00
2 00
15 12
1,414 48
3,978 38
939 93
199 82
149 47
98 37 1,289 22 154
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
S cts.
S cts.
S cts.
U. Nelson
D. A. McDonald
Hudson Bay Co.
H. Henrickson..
E. Skuse
J. Bibby
C. P. O'Neil
J. Little
E. Ogden
I. B. Nason
J. Murray
S. Archer
B.Got
A. W. Smith
C. Mclntyre
J. Fletcher & Co ...
R. McDermott
J. Humphreys
A. Cameron
J. L. Galbreath
G. W. Hall
W. Goodridge
D. Withrow ,
J. Cunningham
E. S. Scoullar & Co.
John Turner
Mathews, Richards & Tye
A. & W. Wilson
W. Constantine
P. T. Johnstone and Co.
W. P. Sayward
London & Lancashire Co,
Imperial Insurance Co.
Brought forward
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Works and Buildings.—Continued.
Vote No. 19.—Repairs to Government Buildings and Fences,
Yale District.—Concluded.
6 rolls of wall paper for Toll Office
Water pipe and fixing from main to Court House and Gaol, Yale....
Lock, hinges, &c, for Government Office and Gaol, Lytton
Labour and materials for latrine at Lytton Gaol_
1 barrel of lime for whitewash, do.
Vote No. 80.—Repairs to Government Buildings, Cariboo District.
Furnace pipe complete, and repairs to furnace, Assay Office
Repairs and material to do. do
Labour on furnace, brick-work, Assay Office
Repairs to Court House and Office, 5 days, @ §4
Lumber
Repairing roof and putting down floor, 4 days, @ §5
Removing snow from roof of Lock-up at Stanley
Vote No. 81.—Repairs to Government Buildings and Fences,
Lillooet District.
Repairs to veranda of Court House
2 panes of glass and setting
Repairs, lumber and materials, for Clinton Gaol
Vote No. 82.—Repairs to Government Buildings and Fences,
Cassiar District.
Lumber, drilling, and nails, McDame Creek, October, 1880
6 rolls of wall paper, do. do
Repairing roof of Record Office, March, 1881
Plastering do. September, 1881
Vote No. i
-Repairs to Government Buildings, Kootenay.
Lumber
Materials and labour for Gaol at Wild Horse Creek.
Vote No. 8k.—Repairs to Asylum for the Insane, New Westminster.
Glass and putty
Repairs to water pipes
Water tap, plumber's work, and fixings
Vote No. 85.—Convalescents' Home, Victoria.
Building (balance of Contract No. 29)
Vote No. 86.—Improvement of Government
Tools for use of Convicts .
Padlocks, keys, and line..
Hose .
Repairing sidewalk in front of the reserve
Ornamental trees and shrubs, and planting same .
Lumber and drayage
Insurance
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Vote No. 87.—Insurance of Government Buildings.
on School-house, New Westminster * $ 9 37
do. South Saanich 9 00
Royal Hospital, Victoria, & building, Indian R. 87 50
Asylum for the Insane, New Westminster 125 00
School-house, North Saanich 6 00
School-house. Trenant 7 00
do. Clinton 10 50
Sundry policies, 6th Aug., 1881, to 6th Aug. '82 43 75
School-house, Prairie 7 00
do. Colwood, Yale, and Esquimalt... 32 37
do. South Saanich 8 75
Court House, Clinton 60 00
Government House and furniture 90 00
School-house, Langley 10 50
do. Victoria 100 00
do. Cache Creek 75 00
do. Lillooet 12 25
Buildings, James' Bay, and furniture 181 75
Government House Stables 43 75
Metchosin School House 8 75
Burrard Inlet, do 10 50
Burgoyne Bay do 5 25^
Carried fonvard
865 71
98 37
3 75
33 80
11 63
8 00
4 00
1,289 22
169 55
95 00
18 00
10 00
20 00
102 61
20 00
3 50
269 11
26 00
1 50
10 00
37 50
17 65
17 55
18 00
IS 00
11 50
11 50
2 95
12 00
281 00
50 00
293 00
2 50
2 00
50 75
55 25
1,000 00
9 25
38 75
2 25
2 25
10 50
119 75
17 15
190 65
236 87
707 12
922 01
943 99
3,344 28 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
155
TO WHOM PAID.
FOE WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
S cts.
$ cts.
$ CtB.
Imperial Insurance Co
Guardian Insurance Co
Commercial Union Co
North Brit. & Mercantile
Northern Insurance Co.
F. Allatt
C. E. Redfern
A."& W.'wilson!'..'.'.'.'.
M. O'Connor
X). Withrow
Indian Kitty
D. P. Leonard
A. McKinnon
Mara & Wilson
W. T. Milross
J. Bibby
Veith, Borland* Co ..
G. Coxon
F. W. Foster
J. Weiler
J. E. Lord
J. Cunning-ham
J. McBride
York & DeBeck
Hudson Bav Co. ......
J. T. Galbreath
J. Weiler
J. S. Drummond
Scoullar & Co
J. Burge
Hudson Bay Co
J. McBride
Kimball & Gladwin
Steamer Western Slope
H. Hendrickson
G. C. Major
Fletcher & McDonald.
"Daily Standard"
Charles Hayward
McKillican & Anderson
W. Constantine
W. S. Wraight
J. Teague
Brought forward
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Works and Buildings.—Continued.
Vote No. 87.—Insurance of Government Buildings,—Concluded.
Insurance
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on Salt Spring; Island School house 5
South Cowichan do. 3
Comox do. 7
Gabriola Island do. 5
Government Offices, New Westminster 30
Sumass School house. 7
Sooke do 11
Convalescents' Home 22
Nanaimo School house 38
Victoria do.
Craigflower do.
School house, Lake
do. Hope
do. Denman Island
do. North Cowichan
Court house and Gaol, Yale
Cedar Hill and High schools 25
Chilliwhack schoolhouse 11
Nanaimo school house 31
Government buildings, James'Bay 110
School house, Wellington 13
Cedar Hill school house 5
Wellington school house 8
Court House, New Westminster
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Vote No. 88.—Furniture, Government Offices.
Book shelves for Attorney-General's Office, January, 1881
Repairing clock in Land Office
Clock for Provincial Secretary's Office, January, 1881
Sundry articles for all departments
Stove-piping and sundries for Supreme Court, New Westminster ..
1 stove and piping and 1 clock for Court House, Clinton
1 desk for Office, New Westminster
New blinds and fixing for 5 windows, do
Sewing carpet for Judge's room, Kamloops
Desk, platform, and shelves for Court House, Kamloops
Repairing stove . do. do
Carpet for Judge's room, and glassware, do
Painting- and lettering 6 buckets for Court House, Richfield
6 fire buckets, Richfield
1 stove, freight, and fitting up at office, Forks of Quesnelle
3 pairs w-indow blinds for Office, Lytton, June, 1881
2 coal oil lamps for Office, Clinton
Toilet set for Lieutenant-Governor's Office, Victoria
Tables, chairs, and clothes-rack for Office, New Westminster, 1880 .
2 coal scuttles and 2 shovels do. do. 1880.
20 lengths stove-pipe, 4 elbows, and roof-plate, Yale
Difference in exchange on stove, Yale, 1880
Sundry articles, Yale
1 stove and freight for Office, Kootenay
5 mats for Printing Office, and 2 fire-screens for Treasury
Furniture for Government Office, Yale
Furniture for Executive Council room and Provincial Secretary....
Stove for Land Office
Fixing stove in Government Office, New Westminster
Repairing stove for Office, McDame Creek
Office lamp, mat, and candlestick, Yale Office
3 stoves, piping, and fixing for Court House, Yale
Express on furniture for Government Office, Yale
Freight do. do. do
Labour and material for shelves and cupboard, Lytton
Sundries for Court House, New Westminster
Vote No. 89.—Hospital, Nanaimo,
Grant in aid of building
Vote No. 90.—Repairs to Piiblic School, Victoria.
Advertising notice to contractors, builders, painters, and others....
do. for additional tenders
Repairs as per contract No. 13
do. do. No. 21
Extras do. No. 21
Repairing sashes, removing and re-setting desks, cloak hooks, etc. .
Laying floor in shed, Boys' School
Repairs to gates and turnstiles
For addition to building, on account of contract No. 2
Architect's commission, contract No. 2 ($5,9S3) @ 5 %, one-half on account
Carried forward.
922 01
4 50
42 50
95 09
3 25
28 00
4 00
2 00
2 00
4 38
1,141 23
943 99 3,344 28
69 25
178 93
128 12
180 49
45 00
33 50
1 00
4 50
42 50
95 09
42 00
17 50
15 00
4 00
60 50
3 50
37 15
7 50
15 00
42 00
3 25
8 00
9 50
28 00
4 00
14 00
2 00
6 60
57 00
12 60
144 00
13 75
35 75
1 75
12 00
11 25
85 00
2 00
13 60
18 00
18 50
18 00
15 00
793 50
93 00
10 00
37 63
38 00
9 00
836 43
149 57
1,545 78
911 09
250 00
2,000 13
8,051 28 156
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to SOth June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
cts.
cts.
A. Copeland
F. Spotts
H. Simpson
J. Furze
W. G. Norris
W. P. Sayward
"Daily Standard"
J. Turner
" Daily Standard"
G. H. Frost
"Daily Standard"
"Free Press"
J. W. Stirtan
R. T. Swan
"Daily Standard"
J. A. Calbick
Samuel Edge
A.Innes
A. C. Henderson .....
J. B. Henderson
R. Alexander
John Turner
W. McGirr
D. A. McDonald
"Daily Standard"
A. Copeland
M. Humber
Do
W. Mann
J. Sears
Lettice & Sears
H. Carroll
J. W. Williams
W. Constantine
Fawcett & Co
Do
McKillican & Anderson
W. P. Sayward
Fell & Co
Brought forward
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Works and Buildings.—Continued.
Vote No. 91.—Repairs to Public Schools, East-South Saanich.
Building latrine and repairing fence, 8J days, @ 82.50
Hauling lumber
Labour and nails
Clearing ground and fencing
Latch, hinges, and nails for gates
Lumber for latrine and fence
Vote No. 92.—Construction of Public School, Esquimalt.
Advertising notice to Contractors.
Building, as per Contract No. 10..
Vote No. 93.—Repairs to Public School, Nanaimo.
Advertising' notice to Builders and Contractors ..
Repairs to School-house, as per Contract No. 20 .
Vote No. 9It.—Construction of Public School, Wellington.
Advertising notice to Builders and Contractors
Do. do.
Building School-house, as per Contract No. 19
Vote No. 95.—Repairs to Public School, Denman Island.
Repairs, as per agreement
Vote No. 96.—Public School, New Westminster.
Advertising notice to Contractors and Builders
Construction of School-house, as per Contract No. 1
Vote No. 97.—Repairs to Public School, Maple Ridge.
Repairs, as per agreement ,
Vote No. 98.—Construction of Public School, Langley Prairie.
Building School-house, as per Contract No. 11
Vote No. 99.—Construction of Public Sehool, ChilliwhacJc.
Building School-house, as per Contract No. 23
Vote No. 100.—Construction of Public School, Yale.
Building School-house, as per Contract No. 5
Vote No. 101.—Repairs to Public School, Granville.
Labour and material
Vote No. 101a.—Court House and Gaol, Yale.
Building, as per Contract No. 36
Superintending construction
Constructing main drain
Vote No. 101b.—Enlarging School House, North Saanich.
Advertising notice to Contractors
Additions and repairs—labour and materials.
Government House, Victoria.
Vote No. 102.—Repairs to Building.
Material and labour
Cementing tower and chimneys and putting in a new drain
Repairs to stables, labour, 6 days @ $4
Kalsomining rooms, 12 days @ |>4 50
Painting and graining drawing-room and bed-rooms
Labour, repairing plastering, and relaying and cementing floor of
stable, 11 days @ $5
Carriage hire for Surveyor-General inspecting work
Sundry repairs, materials and labour
Do. do. do
Labour and materials, papering rooms
Do. general repairs, carpenter's work
Lumber for repairs to the Lodge
Sundry articles supplied for cleaning the building
Carried forward.
1,141 23
1,173 81
20 62
10 00
6 05
27 25
2 50
32 58
7 00
743 00
4 50
400 00
4 50
4 00
748 00
10 00
2,430 00
3,472 00
79 60
50 00
10 00
313 00
114 00
241 00
24 00
54 00
115 00
55 00
8 00
89 00
52 04
116 45
625 96
9 95
13 37
1,417 77
8,051 28
99 00
760 00
756 50
60 00
2,440 00
60 00
380 00
690 00
30 00
3,601 50
323 00 46 Vic
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 80th June 1882.
157
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
8 cts,
cts.
T. C. Russell
Mary Sullivan
John Smith
A. & W. Wilson
E. B. Marvin
A. & W. Wilson
Shears & Partridge
Fawcett & Co
Do
Collector of Customs..
W. A. Franklin
Welch, Kithet&Co...
Wells Fargo & Co
Do.
J. Weiler
T. Carrington
Thomas Day
Dom. Govt. Telegraph
J. Sehl
Do
Stahlsehmidt & Ward .
W. Denny
C. Redfern
D. Spencer
W. Constantine
" Daily Standard " ....
DeWiederhold &Cd...
Union Coal Yard
Fell & Co
T. Carrington
W. G. Bowman
Thos. Luscombe
Do
J. Maynard
Hy. Noble
Hudson Bay Co
Matthews,Richards & Tye
J. Sullivan
R. Copeland...
P. Irvine
J. Flarety
J. Barnes
W. Smithurst..
H. Cathcart ...
Borde & Morley
W. Ralph
Do
A. Gilmore
J. W. Williams,
P. Irvine
Brought forward
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Government House, Victoria.—Concluded.
Vote No. 102.—Repairs to Building.— Concluded.
Cleaning house and re-laying carpets, 25J days @ $2
Cleaning, 27 days @ $1.50
Cleaning 34 chimneys $34,& cleaning grates and house, 8 days @$2 = $
Labour and materials, plumber's work, including new kitchen range
1 pair of patent blocks, rope, signal halyards and reeving
Vote No. 10$.—Furniture.
Stove and boiler, and cooking utensils, &c
2 pairs lace curtains, @ $10 50
Repairs to furniture
Labour and materials, carpets, rugs, blinds, &c
Duty on glass
Carriage on case from steamer to Government House .
Freight do
Express charges and duty on glass
Billiard balls, duty, and express charges
One doz. chairs and 31^ lbs. of feathers
Crockery and glass
Glass lamps, extra glasses, &c
Telegram and reply
Linoleum, oil cloth and carpet lining
One Turkish chair, 1 rocker, lounge, and silk cord
Crockery, china, and glass $406.46, cartage $1.50
Blankets, quilts, and sundry furnishing goods
Three clocks
43 yards of Brussels carpet, @ $1.75
Vote No. lot,.—Repairs to Fences.
New gate, and repairs.
Vote So. lOka — Water.
Advertising Tenders for water supply to Government House .
Water supplied, May and June
Vote No. lOib.—Fuel and Light.
Coal and wood
Coal oil, candles, and lamp wick.
One box of wax candles
Vote No. Whc—Planting Grounds.
25 loads of manure, delivered
Vote No. lOhd.—Gardener.
Portion of amount paid him as Gardener by His Honor Lieut.-Governor
Cornwall, from 1st July, 1881, to 30th April, 1882
Wages as Gardener, May and June.
Vote No. 10/,e.—Miscellaneous.
Express removing papers from Office, James' Bay, to Govt. House.
Do. book case do. do.
Water cask and cartage to Government House
Two padlocks for do.
Roads, Streets, Bridbes, and Wharves.
Vote No. 105.—Improvement Beacon Hill Park.
Labour grading the Park roads, 20| days @ $2
Do. Team 19J days @ $4, labour 1J days @ $2
Do. 20|days @ $2
Do. 5| days @ $2
Do. Team 2 days @ $4, labour 6J davs at 82
Do. 10 days @ $2
Labour clearing forest on the Eastern boundary, as per agreement ,
Sharpening tools for workmen
Vote No. 106.—Goldstream, Leech and San Juan River Trails.
Clearing out trail from Goldstream to Leech River, 12£ days @ $3
Exploring and marking out a route for trail to San Juan and Leech Rs.
Transport of tools and provisions from Goldstream to Leech River
Conveying tools and provisions from Victoria to Goldstream
Foreman repairing trail, Leech River to San Juan River, 2 mo. @ $90..
Carried forward
1,173 81
13 75
1,187 56
1.417 77
61 00
40 60
50 00
379 44
30 00
193 92
21 00
26 53
297 34
15 00
50
1 30
4 10
97 45
54 37
19 37
50 00
4 75
43 08
92 00
407
169 25
16 00
75 25
5 00
95 10
69 60
19 50
10 00
60 00
100 00
1 00
7 00
7 50
1 60
41 50
80 00
41 60
11 50
21 60
20 00
32 75
1 25
37 60
75 00
14 00
6 00
180 00
1,968 71
1,589 17
98 37
100 10
99 00
50 00
160 00
17 00
4,072 35
312 50 158
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts
$ cts.
1,187 56
9 50
312 50
125 62
120 62
125 62
105 62
24 67
4 00
45 00
54 00
45 00
5 00
250 00
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Wharves.—Continued.
Vote No. 106.—Goldstream, Leech, & San Juan River Trails.—Conc'd
Repairing trail from Leech to San Juan River, 50J days at $2 50
Do. do. do. do. 48J days @ $2 50
Do. do. do. do. 60} days @ $2 60
Do. do. do. do. 42} do.
Matthews, Richards & Tye
C.Daly
Vote No. 107.—Wharf at termination of Trunk Road, N. W.
967 65
"Daily Standard"
15 00
75
8 00
1 60
1,049 00
126 00
Passage, meals and bed, Surveyor-General, Victoria to N. W. & return.
J. Turnbull
Vote No. 109.—Victoria District.
1,200 25
21 75
37 60
37 00
10 00
37 00
27 00
237 50
37 00
37 00
9 00
10 00
15 00
3 00
10 00
32 50
10 00
7 00
7 50
132 00
20 00
10 00
18 25
25 00
3 50
2 50
30 00
22 50
16 00
8 00
20 00
4 00
10 00
4 25
4 00
5 00
6 00
50 00
125 00
5 00
45 25
6 00
15 75
22 00
15 50
24 00
4 00
68 00
52 00
100 00
3 35
225 00
9 75
10 00
2 50
50 00
24 00
26 00
7 00
1 00
T. Skitch
Superintending road work in North & South Saanich, 47.'- days @ $5...
Repairing cross roads do. do. 18| days @ $2...
Repairing roads, Mount Newton and Brown's, 18£ do. ...
Do. at do. 4J do. ...
C. Wales
H. Wain
W. Baker
J. Stevens
T. Speed
H. Simpson
J. W. Williams
Buggy hire for Surveyor-General, inspecting and laying out work
S. Baker
P. Gilligan
Labour on new road between Galley's and Work's, per agreement
Labour on Cadboro Bay Road, 7 days $14, hauling lumber, $1.75
Do. do. 11 ,,
Do. and repairing do. bridge, 6 days <a 82-$12, spikes $3.50
Do. Cadboro B?y Road, do. 17 days®$4
Do. Cedar Hill Road, do. 13 „ 4
"
P. Tauet
W. P. Sayward
W.Smith
P. Gilligan
Do. Cedar Hill Road, 13 '„ 2..
A. Whittaker
1,197 06
1,817 85
2,417 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
159
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
6 cts.
8 cts.
P. Can*
Jno. Sullivan
James Barnes
Jno. Henderson...
Matthews, Richards & Tye
Geo. Thomas
J. H. Bradbury
J. W. Williams.
J. Goyotte
J. Furze
McKillican & Anderson
James Miller
Noel Le Clair
H. Marcott
Paul Frank
David Thomson
A. Verdier
James R. Gray
W. Johnson
James Smith
S. Ricket
M. Rowland
Saml. Morrow
John Haggerty
J. W. Williams
W. Baker ,
E.S "Field "."."'.'.'.'.'.'.'..
A. Peatt
»)
Peatt & Weir '.'.'.'.
G. Cook
J. Poirier
Do
C. Morven
J.Millar
T. Tugwell
M. Muir
J. Goyette
W. Phillips
P. Gilligan
m. Dodd...'"!!!!!!!!!!
H. Cathcart
" Daily Standard"
J. H. Scafe
G. Nicholson
W. Hunt
C. Foreman
S. Morrow
G. Brown
F. Brown
Jas. Gray
James Throup
W. Hassard
R. Copeland
James Barnes
W. Tyler
Mrs. Helgesen
A. Peatt
Brought forward
XII—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Wharves.—Continued.
Vote 109.— Victoria District—Concluded.
6 $4.
Repairs to Burnside Road, plank and nails
Do. do. 13£ days @ $2
Do. do. horse and cart, 12£ days (
Cutting out timber on Mount Newton Cross Road
Sundry tools for road work
Labour maintaining Sections 4 and 5, Saanich Road, as per Contract .
Cutting out trees on McTavish's Cross Road, North Saanich
Carriage hire for Surveyor-General inspecting roads
Labour maintaining Sections 1 and 2, Saanich Road, as per Contract ,
Labour, Brown's Cross Road, 9J days @ §>2
Repairs to Point Ellice Bridge
Repairing tools ,
Repairs to Gordon Head Road, as per Contract
Labour, Brown's Cross Road, 14^- days @ $2
Do. do. 17 ,, 2
Do. do. teani, 6 ,, 5
Do. do. team, 81 ,, 5
Vote No. 109a.—Burnside and Prospect Lake Road.
Sundry repairs, 30i days @ $2.50
Do. 31 „ 2.50
Do. agreement
Do. 33 days @ $2.50
Do. team, 2£ ,, 6
Do. „ 2 ,, 5.50
Superintending repairs, 36 days @ $3
Drayage of tools, &c
Carriage hire for Surveyor-General inspecting road work
Vote No. 110.—Esquimalt District.
Repairs to Happy Valley Road, Contract No. 8
New oulvert, do. do. per agreement ,
Cutting out trees do, do
Repairs to Metchosin and Happy Valley Roads
Gravelling and grading Esquimalt and Metchosin Roads, Contract 27..
Do. 50 yards additional on do.
Repairs Sooke Road (team)
Do. do. do
Cutting out roots on Metchosin Road, & making culvert at Rocky Point
Repairs to do. Contract No. 7
Do. do. and Happy Valley Roads
Do. bridge on do. November, 18S0
Do. Sooke River Bridge, 4 days @ $2
Do. small bridges on the Sooke Road
Clearing out trees on Sooke Road
1 spanner for Sooke River Bridge, $0; repairing tools, S6 75
Repairs to road and bridges, Sooke to Otter Point, 16 days @ §2
Clearing out fallen timber Sooke River, and bridge to School House ...
Repairs to Albert Head and Metchosin Roads, Contract No. 6
Clearing out trees do. do
Repairs to Craigflower Road, 11 days @ §2
Gravelling Esquimalt Road, 26 do
Repairing Craigflower Bridge
Do. do. do. 35 days @ §2
Do. do. Road, 12 do
Advertising Tenders for Road work
Repairs to Highland District Road, 7 days @ $2
Labour, do. per agreement
Do. do. team, 6 days @ $4
Do. do. „ 6| „ 6
Repairs to bridge near the Tannery
Cutting out fallen timber on the Esquimalt Road
Labour on Metchosin Road and trail from Vine's to Sooke Harbour—
Repairs to Sooke Road (Foreman inspecting)
Do. do. River Bridge
Do. Culvert and Bridge near Mr. Lawrence's
Do. do. do. do. do. (team)
Cutting out trees do. do
Repairs to Sooke Road, 14J days @ $2
Do. do. 15£ do
Do. do. 5 do
Repairs on Esquimalt and Craigflower Roads, from Nov. '80 to Jan. '81,
Grading, gravelling and ditching Admiral's cross road
Grading, gravelling and ditching Esquimalt Road, team 23 days @ $4...
Repairing Culverts on Admiral's road
Gravelling Esquimalt Road, team 14 days @ $4
Meals and horse keep for Surveyor-General
Do. do. do.
Do. do. do.
Carried forward.
1,197 06 1,817 85
20 00
46 00
1,299 06
25 80
27 00
50 0C
7 5C
46 05
220 00
6 25
25 00
700 00
19 00
29 25
10 75
382 00
29 00
34 00
30 00
41 25
76 25
77 60
16 75
82 50
12 50
11 00
108 00
3 00
5 00
141 00
7 00
3 00
33 00
104 25
16 00
32 50
11 00
12 50
284 00
70 00
20 00
8 00
14 50
9 00
12 75
32 00
36 00
250 00
3 00
22 00
62 00
1 00
70 00
24 00
19 60
14 00
25 00
24 00
40 60
7 50
2 50
62 50
52 00
8 00
9 00
8 25
2 00
29 00
31 00
10 00
46 00
84 00
92 00
10 00
56 00
1 50
3 60
2 00
1,907 25
2,417 90
3,500 70
392 60
6,311 10
11 160
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
W. Constantine
J. W. Williams
McKillican & Anderson
E. Harrison, Sr
F. T. Child
D. McKenzie
W. Tyler
W. Calvert
George Brown
L. Scott
Hy Cathcart
Geo. Cook
R. Graham
Mrs. Helgesen
J.W.Williams
W.P. Sayward
A. Peatt
W. Calvert
S. Morrow
D. Anderson
Chas. Morven
J. Q. Brown
A. Peatt
Wm. Tyler
Hy. Cathcart
James Baker
"Daily Standard"
James Boal
R. M. Miller
G. B.'brdano
Mrs. Askew
Str. W. G. Hunt
A. Reid
W. Copley
J. Barry
J. Gabore ,
U. Lemon
G. Jones
w. copiey!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Henry Fry ,
J. Dougan
)i
»>
E. Burnham
D. Evans
Alex? Blyth
W.J. Sutton
D. Holmes
H.Hall
T. Windsor ,
W. Gilmore
D. McPherson
E. Marriner
R. D. Symonds
J. Spratt
Hy. Marriner
R. McLay
D. McPherson
James Love
Hy Fuller
T. Windsor
James Dougan
James Boal
John McLay
Jno. Morley
Alex.Blythe
Indian Bill
„ George
„ Mashal
„ Smolock
Brought forward.
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Wharves.—Continued.
Vote No. 110—Esquimalt District.—Concluded.
Road stakes for Surveyor-General
Buggy hire for do.
Repairs to Point Ellice Bridge
Making and painting 2 notices for Point Ellice Bridge
Building Bridge across Mill Stream, Sooke
Grading, gravelling and ditching on Muller's Road
Putting in 2 new culverts, grading and gravelling Highland Dist. Road.
Cutting out fallen timber on Metchosin Road
Do. do. Happy Valley Road
Repairs to culvert, do.
Do. planking on Point Ellice Bridge, 2 days @ $2
Cutting out fallen timber on Rocky Point Road
Assisting Surveyor-General staking out roads
Meals for Surveyor-General inspecting roads
Meals & beds do. and assistant
Carriage hire, do. inspecting roads
Lumber for Point Ellice Bridge and culverts
Repairs to Goldstream Road, per agreement
Do. do. do.
Do. Craigflower and Metchosin Roads, per agreement
Labour, Highland District Road, 21-\ days @ §2
Do. do. 22£ „ 2.25
Do. do. 20£ „ 2
Superintending do. 21£ ,, 3
New culvert on Millstream Road
Replacing plank on Point Ellice Bridge
Grading Metchosin Road and gravelling Craigflower Road, per Contract
Advertising notice to Contractors
Vote No. 111.—Cowichan District.
Repairs to Cowichan Wharf, Contract No. 9
Superintending repairs of wharf, 21 days @ $3
Labour, repairing slip, not included in contract
Spikes and nails for wharf
Do. do. bridge ,
Lumber for wharf
Freight on lumber from Chemainus to Cowichan
Repairing 2 bridges and making new road near Kokesala School-house.
Clearing out trees on road, Thain's to Dougan's, January
Do. do. Say ward's mill to Hopkin's
Do. do. do. do. Cowichan wharf
Labour on road near the Court House, 2$ days @ §1 50
Digging ditch near Marshall's
Labour on Trunk Road with Team
Balance of account for work on Kokesala Road, 1878
Surveying wharf, horse and boat hire
Horse hire, laying out road work, 22 days @ $2 50
Commission for inspecting works, 5 per cent, on §2,750
Repairs to road leading to Dobson's
Do. do. from Kokesala Bridge to Dobson's Road
Labour on Trunk Road
Repairs to road from Manley's to wharf, Contract No. 24
Do. do. the Priests' House to the Parsonage, Contract 34,
Do. do. Drinkwater's to Skinner's, do. 39.
Building bridge at Kokesala, Contract 26
Lumber do. do. 3,575 ft., @ $9 per M
Lumber
Cutting out fallen timber between Chemainus and Somenos
Do. do. on road to do. wharf
Repairing bridge near Williams' and hauling gravel
Repairing Trunk Road and hauling lumber
Hauling lumber from Cowichan wharf to bridge near Williams'
Cutting out fallen timber leading to wharf, Cowichan
1 large bolt for Cowichan River Bridge
Repairing bridges, Cowichan and Clam-clem-salats
Do. Kokesala
Do. do
Labour on road, do. per agreement
Repairing bridges & roads, Chemainus, \Zh days @ $2
Labour on roads, do. per Contract
Do. and culverts, Shawnigan District
Do. near Williams', Cowichan
Do, near Cowichan Wharf
Nails and spikes for White's Bridge
Building new bridge near Farlton's, and putting in culvert
Labour on Trunk Road, Somenos District, 9 days @ $1.50
Do. do. 7 „ 1.50
Do. do. 5 ,, 1.60
Do. do. 7^ „ 1.50
Carried forward
1,299 06
1,571 38
1,907 25
8 10
35 0C
25 0C
7 00
150 0C
50 0C
50 0C
3 0C
2 00
5 00
4 00
5 00
2 00
1 00
5 00
28 00
18 80
30 00
53 00
30 00
43 00
50 62
41 00
64 50
10 00
2 60
372 00
15 00
155 00
63 00
18 00
2 00
12 20
12 20
23 28
7 00
35 00
35 00
9 00
9 00
16 50
16 50
15 00
15 00
3 75
20 00
15 50
100 00
100 00
6 60
55 00
77 50
137 50
30 0C
87 50
14 0C
130 0C
158 0C
230 0C
75 0C
32 15
3 12
3 12
2 00
2 0C
2 00
2 0C
55 00
39 75
5 00
3 00
1 75
3 60
40 00
25 00
20 00
27 00
55 00
36 00
10 00
10 00
1 60
35 00
13 50
10 50
7 50
11 25
1,868 26
$ cts.
1,012 27
9,323 37 46 Vic.
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
161
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
Indian Charley..
,, Kluse
James Keir
Alex.Blythe...!
W. P. Jaynes ..
David Evans —
"Daily Standard
"Free Press"...
Pay Sheet
j>
»
M. Edgar
W. McPherson..
G. H. Baker ....
C. W. Horth....
W. Akenhead...
A. G. Home
J. H. Pleace
R. Hughes
Str. W. G. Hunt
G. Winter
J. O'Brien
J. Renwick & Co
C. Carpenter
J. O'Brian
G. Bainbridge ..
Alex. Easson
E. Mitchell
L. Stark
G. H. Baker....
Str. Cariboo-Fly
Str. W. G. Hunt
C. W. Horth....
Chas. Rennel...
John Enos
Pay Sheet
E. B. Marvin ...
W. McPherson ..
C. Carpenter
Jno. Marwick...
James Stone
T. D. Conway...
J. Dixon
J. H. Pleace
A. Mayer & Co..
T. Penny
G. Bishop
" Free Press"...
Pay Sheet ,
W. M. Dingwall!.
W. A. Franklin ..
Str. W. G. Hunt.
R. H. Pidcock...
J. McPhee ,
S. F. Crawford..
Indian Tommy..
A. Pickles
A. McDonald ...
R. Swan
A. Milligan
XII.
Brought forward
-PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Wharves.—Continued.
Vote No. 111.—Cowichan District.—Concluded.
Labour on Trunk Road, Somenos District 7 days @ 81.50
Do. do. 1H „ 1-50
Do. as Foreman, do. 15 ,, 2.50
Do. Team, do. 11 ,, 2.50
Labour, team, Court House to Gravel Hill, 18 ,, 2.00
Foreman, do. do. 19 ,, 2.50
Tools for road work
Sundry labour with men and team ,
Vote No. 112.—Nanaimo District.
Advertising notice to Bridge Contractors
Do. do. do. do.
Foreman Easson, 8100; labourers, $121, June
Do. do. 100; do. 248 56, July
Do. do. 100; do. 265 87, August
Do. do. 100; do. 198 75, September
Labourers, October
Labourers, Gabriola Island, October
Hauling logs do.
Labour on road, Cedar District, Contract No. 18
Repairs to Nanaimo River Bridge, Contract No. 28
Hauling gravel on Wellington Road, team 14 days @ 86
Moving camp, and horse and buggy hire for Gov't Agent
Hauling gravel on Wellington Road, team 12 days @ $6
Conveyance for Government Agent to inspect road work
Tools for road party
Clearing timber from Victoria Road
Passage & meals, Surveyor-Gen'l, Victoria to Nanaimo & return, July.,
Do. do. do. do. do. Sept..
Buggy hire for Surveyor-General to and from the East Coast steamer.
Hauling tools for road party, July
Sharpening tools do.
900 feet 3-inch plank, for Nanaimo River Bridge
Hauling do. do. do
Clearing fallen timber on Comox Road
Do. do. Victoria and Wellington Road
Do. do. lower part of Victoria Road
Hauling timber on roads
Labour repairing- Nanaimo River Bridge
Passage and meals for Surveyor-General to Nanaimo, and return
Freight on tents from Victoria
Carriage hire for Surveyor-General & Mr. Easson examining roads, 3 d.
Do. do. and removing camp
Teaming on Victoria Road, 2| days, and carriage hire for Inspector, 3 d.
Teaming on do. 6| days @ $5.75
Cutting out road and building bridges, per Contract
Foreman Easson, $38; labourers, $41.37, April, 1882
Do. 100; do. 299.66, May, „
Labourers, June, 1882
Two tents, 10 x 10, @ #10 each
One do. 28 x 16
Labour on Victoria Road, per Contract
1,000 feet of lumber for bridge, Victoria Road
Hauling do. do
Hauling logs do. do
Clearing fallen timber, do
Do. Comox Road, 2£ days @ $2.50
Tools for road party
Do. do
Packing tools to blacksmith
Boat hire for Government Agent inspecting
Advertising road work contracts
Vote 113.—Comox District.
Foreman and labourers, July
Do. do. August
Do. do. September
Do. do. October 31st to December 4th
Tools supplied to road party
Hauling Jack screws from Government store to East Coast steamer.. ..
Freight on do
4,372 feet of plank @ $10 per M
Spikes, nails, cross-cut saw, and axes
Clearing fallen timber on Denman Island cross roads
Canoe hire for Superintendent of Roads to Denman Island
Labour on roads, Denman Island
Do. do.
Do. do.
Inspecting roads, do. 3 days @ $3.50
Carried forward
1,571 38
10 50
17 25
37 5C
27 50
36 00
47 50
20 00
34 00
9 00
2 00
221 00
348 66
365 87
298 75
98 5C
99 OC
1 OC
200 0C
500 0C
84 0C
48 5C
72 0C
4 0C
13 88
12 0C
10 50
10 50
2 5C
1 00
8 25
9 00
5 00
1 50
6 00
3 75
2 00
38 00
10 60
75
15 00
19 60
30 00
38 81
75 00
79 37
399 66
186 37
20 00
20 00
42 00
10 00
4 00
2 50
30 00
6 25
10 12
13 75
50
3 00
8 00
247 00
475 25
45 00
28 00
7 87
1 50
2 00
43 72
12 40
6 00
3 00
55 00
47 50
47 60
10 50
9,323 37
2,098 60
3,601 14
1,571 38
1,032 24 14,923 01 162
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
9 cts.
W. Anderson
Pay Sheet...
J. McKenzie.
Pay Sheet.
T. Harper
T. P. Glascoe
E. Peck
J. Harrison
D. A. McDonald
A. C. Campbell
K. A. Carey
J. Creighton
A. Murchison
B. C. Express Co
N. Black
E. Connell
C. E. Rombrot
Douglas & Deighton...
James Stott
Oppenheimer Bros....
T. W. Gray
T. Goody
U. Nelson
T. Hayes
Hudson Bay Co
Steamer Western Slope
Steitz Bros
J. W. Howison
Steamer W. Irving....
D. A. McDonald
Wm. Teague.
Pay Sheet.
J. A. Newland
W. H. Ward
E. E. Bligh
S. M. Nelson
Cornwall Bros
J. Mclntyre
A. Shumway
A. Lemmie
J. Mclntyre
A. Barton
S. M. Nelson
J. Walker
P. Fink
B. C. Express Co...
E. Cannell
J. Campbell
A. Stephenson
H. Blackford...
F. W. Foster
H. Blackford
Oppenheimer Bros .
R. Loutett
E. Pearson
E. C. Rombrot
J. B. Henderson .
Brought forward
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Roads, Streets, Bridoes, and Wharves.—Continued.
Vote No. 113.—Comox District.—Concluded.
Labour on roads, Comox, 10 days @ 82
Foreman and labourers, Comox, 16th to 31st May
Do. do. do. 1st to 30th June
Repairing tools
Vote No. Ilk.—Main Trunk Road.
Section 1.
N. Black, Superintendent, §130 ; Labourers, $702.94,1st to 31st July..
Do. do. 130 do. 702.94, 1st to 31st August
1 pair draught horses
Removing toll scale from Yale, & erecting at Suspension B., 13| days @ 83
Do. do. do. do. do. 12J „ 4
Filling up holes after removal of toll scale, 2£ ,, 2
Labour, repairing bridges, ,. 12 ,, 4
Do. do. 5J „ 3
Do. on road, l| ,, 3
Do. do 4j
Do. do 1
Horse feed ,.
Horse hire, 2 months, July and August
Horse feed, hay, 395£ lbs. @ 2£ cts
Do. ,, 695 „ 2 ,
Repairs to harness
Shoeing horses and repairing tools
Spike
.906 feet 3-inch plank, Yale-Emory Road, @ $11 $ M
Hauling lumber, 3^ days, @ $10
Nails for bridges
Hauling lumber for bridges
Tools and nails
meals, and bed for N. Black, Yale to Victoria, & return to N.W.
Meals, do
Do. do
Passage and meals, do. New Westminster to Yale
Repairing road and bridge between Yale and Hope and gravelling part
of Front Street, Yale
Repairing bridge between Yale and Emory
Section 2.
Labourers, 1st to 31st July
A. Stephenson, Superintendent, 8130; Labourers, $1,027.60, July ...
Do. do. 120.37, do. 863.42, August.
Labour and material, repairing bridge
Do. with 1 span of horses, 6 days @ $10
Horse feed.
1,571 38 1,032 24 14,923 01
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
, team 1 day, $7
and tools
446 lbs. barley @ 3 cts..
and nails
2,000 lbs. oats @ 2 cts
990 „ hay, $19.80; spikes, $1 .
Horse hire, 2 months, July and August.
Shoeing horses and repairing tools
\ doz. axes, March, 1881
Horse shoes, bolts, and 1 auger
1 spirit level
Shoeing horses
Hauling 2 bales hay
Nails
Contract—Sections 1 and 2.
Section 1—Certificate No. 1, on Contract No. 30, $1,083 23—75 $ cent.
do. 607 56 do.
do. 272 00 do.
do. 454 00 do.
do. 211 00 do.
do. 329 00 do.
do. 511 00 do.
do. 1,079 00 do.
do. 1,044 00 do.
do. 1,335 00 do.
Do. Pay't on above Certi's (1 to 10) amounting to $6,988.79—15 $ c.
Do.
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1 60
16 40
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6 00
40 00
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9 00
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16 50
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2 00
3 60
1 50
1 12
812 42
502 92
204 00
340 50
158 25
246 75
383 25
809 25
783 00
1,001 25
1,048 33
Carried forward 11 1,602 38111,78180 16,310 87
1,387 86 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
163
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
J. B. Henderson .
Neil Black
Brought forward.
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Wharves.—Continued.
Vote No. llh.—Main Trunk Road.—Continued.
Contract.—Sections 1 and 2.—Concluded.
Section 2—Certificate No. 1, on Contract No. 31, $ 877 60—75
Do. do. 2, do. 609 35
Do. do. 3, do. 386 00
Do. do. 4, do. 453 00
Do. do. 5, do. 744 00
Do. do. 6, do. 508 00
Do. do. 7, do. 989 00
Do. do. 8, do. 1,570 00
Do. do. 9, do. 1,021 00
Do. do. 10, do. 1,030 00
Do. Pay't on above Certi'S (1 to 10) amounting to $8,187.95-
Supt. on Sections 1 & 2,1st Sept., 1881, to 30th June, 1882,10 m.
Section 3.
Pay Sheet
n
C. Stromnanic
T. Bishop
W. Manson
D. Smith
J. Saul
Marshall & Smith ...
T. M. Hamilton
J. Hethrington
K. McLeese
G. Hamilton
James Campbell
B. C. Express Co
W. Morrison
J. E. Smith
J. Monday
W. Boyd
J. MeCully....
"Daily Standard"...
Pay Sheet
W.Boyd
Pay Sheet
James Scarlet
J. Campbell
J. R. Tait
G. Hamilton
T. Bishop
T. Barton
Jno. Kelly
C. Stromnanic
James Scarlet
A. McNaughton
F. Conway
Wm. Walker
D. Carey
W. Livingstone
J. E. Smith
E. Bell
P. w'.'Foster ...'.'.'.'.
E. Bell
Dom. Telegraph
E. Dougherty
Jacob Mundorf
Douglas & Deighton
B. C. Express Co
J. Uren
G. H. Michell
W. Cargyle
W cent,
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
-15 $c.
. @ $150
W. Boyd, $130; Labourers, $668 50,1st to 31st July
Do. 130 do. 706 67, 1st to 31st August....
Do. 130 do. 482 95. 1st to 30th September
Do. 130 do. 680 50,1st to 31st October ..
Labour on road at Soda Creek 3 days @ $2.50
Do. do 23J
Do. do 1
Do. new culvert on Trunk Road
Horse feed, hay and grain
1,974 lbs oats @ 2 cts., 388 lbs. hay @ 1£ cts.
hay and grain
do. July to October
do
and sharpening tools
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do
Do
Do
Do
Horse hire, 7 months
Shoeing horses, repairing cart and tools
Advertising notice to contractors
Superintendent Boyd, $130; Labourers, $182.61
Do. 1 month's salary, December
Do. do. January
Do. do. February
Do. do. March
Do. $130; Labourers, $699.07, April
Labourers, $326, May
Do. 275.75, June
Labour, 10 days @ $3
Do. reparing bridge at Cache Creek
removing fallen timber
do. 2 men and team, 1 day
8 days @ $3
22 „ 3
34 „ 3
4 „ 3
16 ,, 3
on bridge, 1 day
on road, 1 day
repairing Hat Creek Bridge, 2 men and team, 2 days .
on roads, 6 days
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Hay..
2891b,. of hay, $4.33, and 500 lbs. of oats, $10..
150 lbs. of hay, $2.25, and 200 lbs. of barley, $4.
Horse feed and tools
Horse feed and tools
Horse liniment
Telegrams
Hay.
Horse feed
Harness
Freight on harness, tent, and bucket.
Horse feed
Wintering 3 horses
Horse feed
Carried forward , <> 1,602
1,602 38
11,781 80
658 20
457 01
289 50
339 75
558 00
381 00
741 75
1,177 50
765 75
772 60
1,228 19
1,500 00
798 50
836 67
612 95
810 50
7 50
70 60
3 00
10 00
79 64
45 31
30 12
81 74
32 38
41 25
26 48
8 00
6 00
16 50
10 23
70 00
129 50
16 00
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130 00
130 00
130 00
130 00
829 07
326 00
275 75
30 00
4 00
3 00
10 00
24 00
66 00
102 00
12 00
48 00
3 00
3 00
20 00
18 00
43 31
14 33
6 25
25 44
107 48
3 50
2 50
52 88
5 50
25 50
8 25
2 50
96 44
3 00
16,310 87
1 1,602 38
27,396 03
16,310 87 164
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts
$ cts.
J. Mackintosh
Jno. Jane
S. Adams
Pay Sheet
S. H. Bohanon
S. Downes & Co
Louis Carson
R. McLeese
Bohanon Estate ...
James Stone
J. Girod
R. Middleton
A. Carson
Dominion Telegraph
Chas. Stumnick
E. Sully
R. Cresswell
Hy. Yates
Jno. Wright
G. Johntsone
Pay Sheet
J. McCully''.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
W. Boyd
R. McLeese
F. W. Foster
W. Morrison
T. M. Hamilton
W. Abel
J. D. Hethrington ..
Hamilton & Griffin..
Postmaster
Pay Sheet
W. W. Dodd .'.'.'.'...
J. T. Fleming
Mason & Daly
J. Boyd
W. Brunskill
C. P. O'Neill
J. Peebles
Fletcher & Co
E. Deslorier
J. C. Devlin
Hudson Bay Co
S. Walker
D. Edwards
J. Grahame
R. T. Williams
J. B. Mason
J. St. Laurent
W. A. Johnston.
W. A.
ohnston.
Brought forward
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Roads, Streets, Bridoes, and Wharves.—Continued.
Vote No. lilt—Main Trunk Road.—Continued.
Section 3.—Concluded.
15,960 feet of plank delivered at Savona's Ferry, @ $17 per m.
Measuring do
Freight on planking from Savona's Ferry to Cache Creek, @ $
Iperm.
Section 4.
J. St.Laurent, $36 96; Labourers, $195 00,1st to 31st July
Do. 36 96 do. 156 00, 1st to 31st August
Do. 43 12 do. 63 00, 1st to 30th September .
do. 218 55, do. do.
Horse feed
Do
Do
Do. meals and bed for Superintendent
Do
Postage stamps for J. St.Laurent
Shovel and axle grease
Shoeing horses and sharpening tools
Repairs to cart and horse names
Telegram
($3 .
3
3
3 .
3
Labour, 10J days
Do. 2 „
Do. 6J „
Do. 3" ,,
■ Do. 1 „
Repairing tools .
Superintendent Boyd, $130; Labourers, $613.80, May .
Do. 130; do. 613, June ...
Repairs to cart and tools
Horse hire, 2 months
Horse feed
Do. tools, drilling for tent, and making
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Postage stamps for Superintendent St.Laurent .
Section 5.
J. St.Laurent, $123 20; Labourers, $006 78, July
Do. 123 20 do. 400 28, August
Do. 36 96 do. 210 13, September .
Horse feed and medicine
Do
Do
Do.
Do.
Shoeing
horses and repairing tools
Sharpening tools.
Tools
4,765 feet square timber, (
Tools and rope
Axe and shovel
Spike;
5 cts.
Repairing harness
Packing tools from Stanley to Barkerville
Binding and perforating 3 vols. Superintendents' certificates of work .
60 slabs
Superintendent on Sections 4, 5, and 6, 15th September, 1881, to 30th
June, 1882, 9i months, @ S150
Contracts—Sections 5 and 6.
Section 5—Certificate No. 1, on Contract No. 32, $258 00—75
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do. 8,
do.
374 00
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do.
413 00
Do.
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do.
249 00
Do.
Pay't on above Cert'
5(1
to 10)
amounting to $2,158.50
Section 6-
-Certificate No. 1,
on
Contract No.
33,
$351 50—'.'5
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do.
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$ cent
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1,602 38
1,602 38
27,396 03
271 32
8 00
231 96
192 96
106 12
218 55
11 48
5 17
20 54
12 36
24 14
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4 00
4 50
16 00
99
31 50
6 00
16 50
9 00
3 00
15 00
743 80
743 00
23 75
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34 78
97 99
13 76
11 09
9 92
5 00
20 12
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729 98
523 48
247 09
75 88
44 73
58 39
4 66
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28 25
23 75
16 25
238 25
16 37
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1 00
6 00
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12 00
1,425 00
193 50
331 87
72 OO
56 25
56 25
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280 50
309 75
186 70
323 70
263 50
303 75
133 50
16,310 87
36,767 89 16,310 87 46 Vic
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
165
W. A. Johnston
>>
J. Turnbull
J. McFarland
R. S. Jeffrey
J. Johnstone
W. Baxter
J. Cochrane
W. Holmes
Lester & Forrest
B. Neelands
Hastings Saw Mill Co
Hy. Elliott
Walter Blackie
C. G. Major
W. R. Lewis
Geo. McCrea
Jno. McMyne
John Sprott
T. Osborne
C. G. Major
Johnson & McKamey
W. Pickles
R. Burton
J. La Croix
A. W. Carrol
John Rigby
William Row
J. Lockwood
W. M. Campbell ....
A. L. Huck
J. Hubler
R. W. Lewis
James O'Holloran...
W. Blackie
DeBeck Bros. &Co..
Jos. Wise
W. Baxter
J. Cochrane
H. D. Benson
C. G. Major
Str. Western Slope..
Colonial Hotel
Indian Charley
W. A. Franklin ....
W. Martin
C. Petterson
A. Brooks
W. Page
G. D. Bullock
J. Rush
A. Hantd
D. Croker
J. Hamilton
S. M. Penter
A. Keef
L. McKenna
J. Boyle
G, W. Taylor
M. Walter
P. Curran
D. Barlow
J. Sheppard
J. White
A. Brooks
D. Langinnette
W. McDonald
T. Lynch
J. Turnbull
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2 60
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2 50
Brought forward
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Roads, Streets, Bridoes, and Wharves.—Continued.
Vote No. HU.—Main Trunk Road.—Concluded.
Contracts.—Sections 5 and 6. — Concluded.
Section 6—Certificate No. 4, on Contract No. 33, 212 00—75 $ cent.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do. Pay't on above Certi's (1 to 10) amounting to $3,755 50—15 $ c,
Vote No. US.—New Westminster District.
15 bents for approach to wharf, and grading road
Labour on New Westminster and Hastings Road 39 days (
Do. do. do 40 „
Do. Port Moody Road, per agreement
Do. New Westminster-Yale Road 404; days <
Do. do. do 404; ,,
Foreman, do. do 45 ,,
Horse hire, do. do 15 ,,
Labour, repairing North Road 20 ,,
Do. clearing brush on Hastings-Granville Road
39,420 feet lumber, $211.85; freight, $39.42
Hauling do.
1 axe, 1 file, and sharpening tools
Tools and spikes for Hastings Road
Tools for road party, and stage fare for W. Holmes
Labour, opening road, North Arm, 53 days @ $2.50
Do. do. 50 ,, 2.50
Foreman, do. 56 „ 2.75
Labour, opening road, do. 36 ,, 2.50
Tools for road party, do.
Labour on road, Fraser River to Burton's Prairie, 17 days @ $2 ...
Do. do. 124; „ 2 ...
Do. do. 124 „ 2 ...
Do. do. 5 „ 2 ...
Do. do. 3 „ 2 ...
Do. over York's Mountain, 6 ,, 2 ...
Do. do. 8 „ 2 ...
Do. do. 8 „ 2 ...
Use of horse and superintending
Clearing out jam in Serpentine River, per agreement
Clearing fallen trees from False Creek Road
Do. Burrard Inlet Road
Drayage on tool box for Convicts
Repairing tools for do
8,000 feet of 2-inch plank for road repairs, Delta Municipality
Hire of team, 1 day, $7, hauling lumber, 1 day, $2, Hastings Road.
Labour on Hastings Road, 9 days @ $2.50
Do. do. 9 ,, 2.50
Corduroy for Trunk Road
Tools for road party, Yale Road
Passage, meals, and bed for Surveyor-General and Assistant
Meals and bed, do. do.
Canoe hire to Colquitlam, and return, do. do
Express to and from steamer with Surveyor's instruments
Labour on Port Moody Road, 264; days @ $40 per month
Do. do. 30 „ do.
Do. do. 24- „ do.
Do. do. 324; „ do.
Do. do. 404; „ do.
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Do. do. 2 „ do.
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Do. do. 15J „ do.
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Do. do. 61J >, do-
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Do. do. 314 „ do.
Do. do. 314; ,, do.
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Do. do. 34 „ do.
Do. do. 31 „ do.
Do. do. 81| ,, do.
Do. do. 56i „ do.
Board for. J. C. Harris, foreman, 1 month
Carried forward.
1,602 38
36,767 89
159 00
168 00
223 50
118 50
190 50
445 60
810 75
563 32
16,310 87
39,446 96
223 00
78 00
80 00
75 00
101 25
101 25
135 00
22 50
50 00
7 60
251 27
117 00
4 62
19 50
23 37
132 50
125 00
154 00
90 00
42 63
34 00
25 00
25 00
10 00
6 00
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16 00
16 00
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130 00
3 00
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1 00
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66 00
9 00
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22 50
94 00
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10 00
5 00
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1 00
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46 12
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62 33
18 48
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28 87
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24 25
31 53
66 46
2 69
20 00
94 89
111 00
48 47
48 47
36 94
52 31
47 40
125 77
86 92
20 00
3,516 78
1,602 38
59,274 61 166
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
1,602 38
331 50
39 75
9 00
49 76
60 00
56 50
6 00
59,274 61
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Roads, Streets, Bridges and Wharves.—Continued.
Vote No. 116.—Tale District.
6 75
211 84
37 00
6 25
7 62
12 2C
18 81
8 40
331 50
39 75
9 00
49 75
5 00
60 00
7 00
3 75
8 50
24 50
16 00
33 03
4 75
2 00
5 40
5 00
67 00
52 50
5 00
151 25
18 08
19 48
55 00
24 50
6 75
1 50
56 50
2 00
3 00
8 00
3 50
2 50
5 75
1 00
138 63
5 60
17 50
25 37
30 00
300 00
43 75
66 25
13 75
10 00
32 50
38 75
21 00
156 00
12 00
13 25
5 00
6 50
18 00
6 00
40 00
30 00
30 00
20 00
13 75
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48 00
20 00
70 00
58 50
33 28
20 00
13 32
4 00
13 50
8 77
47 50
47 50
25 00
S. M. Nelson
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E. E. Bligh
Labour on Thompson River Bridge and Lillooet Trail, March, 1881
Do. do. do. April ,, ....
Do. do. do. ,, ,,
Smith's work, do. do. ,, ,, ....
Labour, filling in ruts on North Thompson Road, 2 days @ $2.50
Geo. Richley
Pay Sheet
W. Craft
J. McCulley
G. E. Pendleton
G. Smith
Do. do. ■ .. 5 days @ $3.70, 2 days @ $3
W. Yates
E. M. Wirth
Do. do
Do. do. do. 1 day @ $2, 9 days @ $2 50
Do. do. do 2\ „ 3
Do. do. do 24 „ July, 1880
E. Grant
Do.
Superintendent and labourers, Hope Trail, 1st July to 3rd November..
J. Wardle
W. Bristol
T. Fay
Do. Road, Salmon River Bridge to Spallmucheen, 174 d. @ $2 50
Do. do. do. 26J „ „
Do. do. do. 54; ,, ,,
Do. do. do. 4 ,, ,,
Do. do. do. 13 „ „
Do. do. do. 154 „ >>
Laying off new line of road, do. do. 7 ,, $3 00
Labour and foreman, do. do. 52 ,, ,,
Hire of team, do. do. 6 ,, 2 00
Hy. Seydell
E. Thorn
T. McK. Lambly
F. Walker
C. O'Keefe
G. J. Wallace. .
Laying off work, head of Okanagan Lake to Spallmucheen, 6 days @ $3
Labour, do. do. do. (agreement)
Do. on road, do. do. do. 16 days @ $2 50
Labour on road, head Okanagan Lake to Spallmucheen,12 days @ $2 50
Do. do. do. do. do. 12 „ „
Do. do. do. do. do. 8 ,, ,,
Do. do. do. do. do. 54; ,, „
E. Thorn
Hy. Seydell
T. Fay
P. Thibodean
F. Walker
Labour and foreman, do. do. 16 days @ $3 00
Hire of team, d6. do. do. 10 „ 2 00
Building bridge and labour, do. do. per agreement..
Labour.on road, do. with horse & cart, 13 d. @ $4.50
\
C. O'Keefe
Str. Lady Dufferin
T. Hornby
Do. do. 19 „ 2.50
E. Grant
Do. do. 10 „ 2.50
2,154 88
2,889 58
59,274 61 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
167
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE,
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
2,154 88
2,889 58
9 00
3 00
8 60
25 00
2 00
5 25
2 50
13 00
144 00
11 60
60 00
60 00
87 00
21 60
10 00
1 12
59,274 61
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Wharves.—Continued.
Vote No. 116.—Yale District—Concluded.
J. L. Smith
J. B. Uren, Jr
Vote No. 117—Lillooet District.
3,352 95
469 00
384 00
68 79
42 00
52 60
49 50
22 50
31 00
3 50
9 60
7 00
17 50
25 00
84 00
24 00
42 00
144 00
198 00
21 00
43 50
46 60
132 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
55 10
27 00
21 00
231 75
593 00
38 00
12 00
9 00
3 00
4 00
9 00
6 00
9 00
6 00
24 00
60 00
16 50
5 00
27 00
238 50
53 50
27 00
13 00
2 75
6 U0
7 50
1 75
16 00
10 00
G. Slater
W. McBeath
J. F. Grant
J. McCully
J. Chenhall
T. Lamb
W. McBeath
W. W. Wycott
Labour on roads & trail, Lillooet-Clinton & Lillooet-Lytton, 28 days @ $3
Do. do. do. do. 8 do.
B. Got
B. Got
J. Haller
P. Cullen
F. W. Foster
M. Gillon
Pay Sheet
W. H. Vader
W. H. Wright & Co
T. Saul
Tools, do
M. Gillon
Philip Grinder
J. Bomgardner
C. Kostering
Do. cutting out fallen timber on Haller & Kelly Roads 3 days @ $3
Do. do. do. 2 „ 3
Do. do. do. 3 ,, 3
Do. do. do. 2 „ 3
Do. on road from Gillon's to Kelly's Lake, 8 „ 3
M. Gillon
C. 0. Halloran
T. J. Cole ..
Do. do. do. 2 ,, 2.50
W. Burgess
A. W. Smith
G. R. Tinker ..
P. Got...
2,154 88
3,469 14
62,627 5« 168
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears.
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
P. Got
R. Hoey
Jno. Marshall
Pay Sheet
P. Egan
Indian Alexander...
J. K. Barker
J. Metz
P. C. Dunlevy
J. C. Devlin
Pay Sheet
Alex. Porter
Veith, Borland & Co.
Robt. Davis
A. McAlinden
Pay Sheets
N. Garden!']]!;;!^]
Indian George
Indian Donald
J. Smith
Indian Isaac
W.Forrest
F. Littler
Mason & Daly
P. McLaren
F. Petrein
S. Pearse
E. Deslorier
Str. Victoria
C. Stromnac
T. De Nouvion
A. Carson
W. Bouehe
Reid & Hudson
Edw. Humphreys...
J. D. McDonald
Pay Sheet
Mason & Daly
A. U. Christie
Hy. Crawford
Pay Sheet
Jno. Murray
Pay Sheet
P. MacLaren
John Metz
Pay Sheets
G. Munroe
S. W. Ridgeway....
G. W. Hall
J. T. Galbreath
D. Griffiths
Pay Sheet
Pay Sheet.
Smith & Irwine
A. Cameron
E. Bray
W.Ronald
E. Shearer
S. Pepperstin
Humphrey & Grant.
J. Normansell
C. W. Baker
J. Merrifield
Callhreath & Co
J. Fullerton
John Gilles
Labour on road to flour mill,4 days (
Do. do. 4 „
Do. do. 4 „
Brought forward
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Roads, Streets, Bridges and Wharves.—Continued.
Vote No. 117.—Lillooet District—Concluded.
Vote 118.—Cariboo District.
Labour on 150-Mile House and Snowshoe Creek Trail.
2,154 88
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Antler-Snowshoe Creek Trail
150-Mile House and Snowshoe Creek Trail, 15 days @ $4
do. do. self and 2 horses, 43 days @ $3
do. do. 49 4
do. do 23 4
Tools for road men, and horse feed
Do. do
Labour on Antler and Harvey Creeks
Do. do. do. do
Do. do. do. and horse hire
Tools for roadmen do. do
Labour on Harvey and Cunningham Creek Trails, 19 days @ $3 50
Do. Grouse, Antler and do. do. 9| do
Do. Hardscrahble and Sugar Creeks Trails
Do. Jack of Clubs Creek and Lake Trail
Labour, cutting timber out of trail, Thibert to Harvey Creek
Labour on Omineca Trail, 1* days @ $1 50
Do. do. l| do.
Labour, cutting out fallen timber on trail (per agreement)
Do. between Soda Creek and Beaver Lake, 134; days @ $2
Horse hire, moving camp, 6 days @ $2 50
Packing tools, &c, moving camp
1 hair cinch for saddle, 1 memo, book
Clearing trail 21 miles to Deadwood Creek
Labour on road near Barkerville,. 24; days @ $4
Labour on Barkerville and Mosquito Creek Trail, 114; days @ $3.50 ....
Timber, and hauling on do. "
Passage and meals for J. A. St.Laurent, Williams L. and Chilcoatin trail
Horse hire for do. 3 days @ $2
Bell straps for horses and camp equipage, Omineca Trail
Shoeing horses, do
Ferrying men, horses, and camp equipage, do
Tools, &c, do
Labour on Grouse Creek Trail, 4 days @ $3.50
Do. Lowhee and Grouse Creek Trails, 3 days @ $3.50
Do. do. do.
Tools for trail party, do. do.
Labour and materials for sluice gate in bulkhead
Timber and hauling for cribbing and bulkhead
Foreman and labourers on trail between Willow River and Stanley
Labourers, Barkerville to Jack of Clubs Lake
Making tent for trail party
Labour, Snow Shoe Creek Trail
Do. cutting trail between Beaver Pass and Deadwood Creek
Do. removing Beaver dams at Little Lake
Vote No. 119.—Kootenay District.
Foreman and labourers on District trails
Labour on Mooyea & Palmer's Bar Trail (1880)
Do. do
Labour on Mooyea trail to boundary line
Tools, nails and powder (1880)
Repairing tools
Foreman and labourers, employed on Mooyea, Kootenay, and McLeod
Trails, and building bridge across Bull River
Vote No. 120.—Cassiar District.
Labourers, July
Do. August
Labour, clearing Dease River of trees and snags, 40 days @ $5
Repairing corduroying on Dease Lake main trail 19 do
Building new pier and repairing lower bridge on McDame Creek.
Building bridge across Dease Creek
Shovelling snow off Taltan Bridge, Nov. 1880, March 1881
Cutting trail from Laketon to Thibert Creek
Clearing timber on trail from Sylvester's to Walker Creek
Do. do. do. Glenora to Telegraph Creek
Labour on Thibert Creek Trail
Do. do. do
Spikes and nails for Bridge on main trail
Hire of Jack screws for raising bridge
Labour, 2 days @ $5
Carried forward 2,220
16 00
24 75
3,469 14 62,627 56
12 00
12 00
12 00
179 00
356 75
60 00
129 00
196 00
92 00
8 60
18 50
427 75
297 00
68 00
12 50
66 50
39 00
441 00
243 50
8 00
2 25
2 25
125 00
27 00
15 00
8 00
4 50
25 00
10 00
40 25
87 50
6 00
6 00
3 00
6 00
5 00
11 00
14 00
10 50
220 50
12 25
15 00
161 60
360 00
543 74
7 50
96 00
25 00
8 00
1,144 50
16 00
16 00
44 00
24 75
5 00
766 00
423 00
360 00
200 00
95 00
80 00
10 00
25 00
15 00
10 00
20 00
15 00
20 00
S 00
10 00
10 00
1,301 00
4,500 84
2,016 25
72,649 79 46 Vic.
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
169
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears.
$ cts.
cts.
$ cts.
W. Stewart
A.Ward
J. W. Clendenin ...
Geo. Dougherty ...
W. Walsh
Pay Sheet, Indians.
Indians
J. C. Callhreath...
W. P. Wilson
Louis Ward
F. Mills
Jno. Mitchell
J. McClure
Humphrey & Grant
J. Fletcher & Co...
Pay Sheet
Pay Sheet
J. Murie
S. M. Nelson
E. E. Bligh
U. Nelson
S. M. Nelson
R. Curnova
A. Stephenson
M. Curnow
j. smith...;..'.';;;;]
B. C. Express Co
Indian Jim
Hy. Blackford
J. Murray
Indian Jim
J. Pearson
Geo. Kenny
E. B. Marvin
Kimball & Gladwin .
U. Nelson
G. R. Tinker
John Miller
f. w.'Foster";;;;;;
M. Got
Geo. Turner
R. W. Savage...
John Gastineau.
Str. Enterprise .
W. R. Lewis....
J. W. Howison..
C. M. Bonson...
R. W. Savage...
Geo. Hargreaves
L. F. Bonson ...
w. Rowe....;;;
James Allen....
Hy. Hewitt
James Gray ....
N. Baker
Geo. Sutton
D. Mcfsaac
A. R. Howsc...
Brought forward
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Wharves.—Concluded.
Vote No. 120.—Cassiar District.—Concluded.
2,220 63
Labour, 2 days @ $5
Clearing fallen timber on trails from Centerville to Sylvester's Landing.
do. snow off Rapid River Bridge, and placing posts under bridge.
do. trails, per agreement, 3 months @ $130
Hauling timber for bridge at Telegraph Creek
Labour between Telegraph Creek and Glenora
do. on Thibert Creek
Horse hire for Mr. Giffin inspecting' trails
Clearing snow off Tooyea Bridge
Cutting out timber on trail, Stickeen to head of Dease Lake
do. Taltan to do.
Clearing snow off two lower bridges on McDame Creek
do. trail, McDame Creek, section 1
Labour, corduroy, on junction of trails to Centerville
Cutting out timber on trail, Sylvester's Landing to Centerville
Rope and nails for bridge, McDame Creek
Labour repairing bridge, do
Vote No. 121.—Repairs to Nicola River Bridge.
Foreman and Labourers
Plank, 9,396 feet, @ 24; cents
Team work, 4| days @ $7
Horse feed and smith's work
Do
Do
Hire of 2 mules and trucks, 84 days @ $3
Do. 1 horse (1 month)
Do. 2 mules and trucks
Do. ferry boat, 14 days, and team 1 da}'
2 axes
Carriage on axes, and 1 pair blocks
Packing Tools, moving camp, and horse feed.
Iron, 401b, @ 124; cents
Tools, nails, spikes and rope
Canoe hire
Freight on iron and tools from Lytton
Vote 121a.— Skeena River to Omineca.
Cutting out fallen timber on Germansen and Slate Creek Trails
Vote 121b.—Lillooet Ferry.—(Maintenance)
Rope, oakum, cartage and wharfage
Freight on rope, oakum, &c., Victoria to Yale
do. do. Yale to Lillooet
do. do. do.
do. on spikes from Clinton to Lillooet
Allowance (maintenance of Ferry), 4 months, July to November, 1881
do. do. do. March to June, 1882 ...
Repairing boat and scow, including pitch and nails
40 lbs. of spikes
Labour on boat
Surveys.
Vote No. 122.—Surveys throughoict the Province.
Salary as Surveyor, New Westminster District
Express carriage on instruments and provisions to Mr. Howse, North
Saanich, llth November, 1877
Surveying and adjusting discrepancies in original surveys in North and
South Saanich, and running dividing line and copying plans and
field notes at Land Office, and one marking tool, 1877
Passage and meals, Victoria to New West., and return, Mr. Hargreaves
Stage fare, New Westminster to Burrard Inlet, do.
Meals and bed, do.
Conveying baggage to Burrard Inlet, do.
do. to and from steamer, Victoria, do.
Salary as Surveyor, New Westminster District
Boat and canoe hire, do.
Meals for survey party, 23 days @ $1 each
Assisting G. Hargreaves, 2 days <</> $2.50
do. Hi „
5 00
332 00
8 00
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Hi
3
Services at North Saanich, November, 1877 (balance due) .
Carried forward.
!,680 63
1,301 00 72,649 79
10 00
15 00
20 00
390 00
8 00
140 00
10 00
8 00
25 00
10 00
25 00
10 00
12 00
12 00
25 00
7 60
81 00
1,121 85
234 "'
31 50
84
66 40
6 00
25 50
10 00
30 00
36 75
5 00
3 50
15 25
6 00
55 80
3 00
1 50
101 92
5 66
25 23
18 00
1 00
100 00
100 00
34 00
6 40
8 00
45 00
5 00
332 00
8 00
1 00
2 25
3 00
1 50
160 00
7 50
23 00
6 00
28 12
28 12
7 50
12 50
7 50
15 00
15 00
2,109 50
1,736 33
400 20
76,915 82
696 99 170
Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
Jos. Hunter.
Kinipple & Morris,
pr. W. Bennett.
M. L. Humber.
W. Selleck.
Bank British Columbia-J
Bank British Columbia •{
ia«
Bank British Columbia
Welch, Rithet & Co .
Chas. Blake
H. Mackenzie
R. Savage
James Holman
James Williams
P. Ripper
W. Cowling
F. Argall
R.Phillips
W. & J. Wilson
Matthews, Richards & Tye
W. P. Sayward
Northern Assurance Co
North British&Mercantile
Imperial Insurance Co
R. T Williams.
Brought forward
XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Continued.
Svwens.—Concluded.
Vote No 123.—Sumass Dyking Act, 1878.
Salary as Surveyor, from 1st July to 31st August, 1881,2 months @ $150]
Graving Dock.
Vote No. 125.—Resident Engineer's Salary.
Salary from 1st July 1881, to 30th June, 1882,12 months @ $182 25...
Vote No. 126.—Inspector of Concretes.
Salary from 1st August, 1881, to 30th April, 1882, 9 months @ $90 ...
Vote No. 127.—Storage.
Rent of store from 1st July, 1881, to 31st May, 1882,11 months @ $80.
do. allowance of time for removal of effects after the fire
Vote No. 128.—Graving Dock Construction.
Shipment per "Tropic" and " Bodrhyddan," from Liperpool:
Gibbs & Co.—1,850 casks of cement, 566 tons,
10 cwt., lqr £1,366 13 11
Anderson, Anderson, &Co.—Freight, insurance
and shipping charges from London to
Liverpool 199 0 3
Andrew Welch & Co. — Insurance "\
per "Tropic" to Victoria £38 10 2 |
Less paid by Insurance for 6 casks y 32 15 2
damaged in transit from London
to Liverpool 5 15 0J
R. D. Welch & Co.—Insurance per "Bodrhyddan," to Victoria 41 16 5
£1,640 5 9 @ $4.90j
Shipment per "Queen of the Bay," from London:
Gibbs & Co. —330 casks of cement—100 tons.. £ 218 6 1
Anderson, Anderson, & Co.—Insurance and
shipping charges to Victoria 13 12 3
£231 18 4 (
Shipment per " Caller Ou," from London:
Gibbs & Co.—560 casks of cement, 100 tons... £219 7 6
Anderson. Anderson, & Co.—Insurance and
shipping charges to Victoria 12 2 6
£231 10 0 @ $4.90|
Shipment per Steamer from San Francisco :
600 barrels of cement = 1124 tons of 2,000 lbs
Insurance, commission, exchange, &c., on do
Freight and wharfage, do
Customs duty, do
Labour removing from wharf and storing at Esquimalt, do.
Services as night watchman at Dock, 6 nights @ $3
Hauling tools from Victoria
do. and canvas from Victoria, 2 trips
Shifting and storing cement, 27 days @ $2.50
do."
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
27J
16i
12
5
2.50.
2.60.
2.50.
2.50.
2.50.
9 wood cases, tin lined, delivered at Esquimalt .
Sundry hardware
Lumber and drayage
Vote No. 129.—Insurance.
Insurance on Dock machinery and store
do. do. do
do. do. do. and Engineer's Office.
Vole No. 180.—Miscellaneous.—(Contingencies.)
Perforating and binding Certificates of work
Binding Specifications, Cofferdam papers, and books
J. Weiler i Furniture for Engineer's office
Wells Fargo & Co ; Express charges on package to England
T. Wilson j Frame for Engineer's Office
E. B. Marvin I Linseed oil, beeswax and resin
Bank British Columbia.. Telegrams to London office, Kinipple & Morris
Dom Gov. Telegraph ... j Sundry telegrams to Kinipple & Morris
Carried forward.
2,580 63
880 00
20 00
8,037 40
1,134 35
2,187 00
900 00
2,340 00
83 27
438 00
468 00
72 00
18 00
2 00
3 00
67 50
68 12
40 62
30 00
12 50
10 00
13 00
24 85
3 15
14,002 15
325 33
468 75
.
145 00
939 08
6 00
84 60
6 75
15 35
1 50
1 35
88 75
134 00
288 30
18,838 23 46 Vic Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
171
TO whom paid.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
$ cts.
W. A. Franklin
Geo. Francis...
W. Bennett
F. B. McNamee & Co.
C-Blake
M. L. Humber
M. W. Walsh
Thos. Preece
J. C. Muir
Spring Vale Water Co
J. Williams
G. H. Baker
Mrs. Rothwell
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Kamloops..
Lytton
N. Westm'r
Yale
Nanaimo ..
Brought forward
, XII.—PUBLIC WORKS.—Concluded.
Graving Dock.—Concluded.
Vote No. ISO.—Miscellaneous.—(Contingencies.)—Concluded.
Express on drawing table and chair, Engineer's Office to L. & W. Dept,
Carriage hire for Engineer
Postage stamps and rent of Post Office box
Contract No. 3.
Certificate No. 1, on account of Contract No. 3
Do. No. 2, do. do
Do. No. 3, do. do
Do. No. 4, do. do
Services as constable and night watchman, 21 days @ $2.50
Do. do. 27 „ 3
Do. do, 50 „ 2.50
Do. as watchman (special) 29 ,, 3
Do. Engineer in charge of auxiliary pump, 78J days @ $3.50.
Water supplied to do.
* Wages as night watchman, 1st July to 31 August, 1881, 2 m., $124.00
* Do. Foreman, July, 27 days, 129,"
* Rent of Office, 27th July to 27th September, 1881, 8.00
" Daily Standard "...
" Mainland Guardian
" Inland Sentinel "...
"Free Press"
T. N. Hibben & Co...
M. W. Waitt & Co....
R. T. Williams
,,
,,
j>
,,
),
W. Harrison
Railway Co. Store....
W. H. Keary
T. R. Pearson
H. Featherstone
Mason & Daly
Mara & Wilson
E. Pimbury & Co
F. W. Foster
Hudson Bay Co
Str. Enterprise
Str. Princess Louise..
B. C. Express Co
Reid & Hudson
B. Price
Langley & Co
G. Kenney
Postmaster, Victoria ...
Do. Maple Bay
Memo.—The above three items marked *, amounting to $261.80, were
charged to Graving Dock expenditure, under Contract No. 1, in
fiscal year ended 30th June, 1881. [See Public Accounts, Sessional
Papers for 1S81-2, page 221]. This sum having been paid after
Messrs. McNamee & Co. contracted to maintain the wrork, it was
subsequently charged to them, and credited to Graving Dock—
[ibid page 172.] The amount not having been repaid by that
firm, is therefore now chargeable against Contract No. 3.
XIII.—MISCELLANEOUS.
Vote No. 131.—Advertising.
Advertising sundry notices, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
Do. do. do. do.
Do. do. do. do.
Do. do. do. do.
Vote No. 132.—Stationery.
Stationery for all Departments, 1st July 1881, to 30th June, 1882
Do. do. do. do.
Binding, ruling, and labeling 4 office books for Treasury
Do. do. do. sundry books, do
Do. and ruling 5 plaint books and 3 others for Supreme Court...
Do. books for Land Registry Office
Ruling paper for Assessment Rolls, binding 2 vols. Public Accounts, &c
Making and lettering 27 large book covers, Land Registry Dept
Ruling paper and lettering books for Treasury
Foolscap letter boards
Lettering blank book and binding cash book for Treasury
Ruling and cutting 20 reams of foolscap ;....
Binding 5 books, probate, and perforating, Supreme Court
Stationery for Government Agent, Yale, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, '82
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do,
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
New Westminster, do.
do. do.
Lillooet
Cariboo
Kamloops
Nanaimo
Clinton
Kamloops
do.
do.
do.
Freight on stationery, &c, Victoria to New Westminster.
Do. do
Charges on stationery to Yale and Cariboo
One bottle of ink for Collector, Quesnelle
Stationery for Government Agent, Keremeos
Ink for stamp pads
Packing charges on stationery and hooks to Omineca
Vote No. 133.—Postage.
Postage for all Departments, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
Do. Government Agent, Cowichan
Do. do. Kamloops
Do. do. Lytton
Do. do. New Westminster
Do. do. Yale
Do. do. Nanaimo
Carried forward.
2,580 63
288 30
2 00
13 50
9 00
18,838 23
312 80
9,891 00
12,899 24
11,682 73
13,187 25
77 50
81 00
125 00
87 00
274 75
29 00
261 80
261 80
43,596 27
67,747 30
791 50
10 00
401 00
240 00
45 00
1,477 60
797 14
454 49
68 50
43 00
54 00
10 60
24 50
47 25
39 00
34 80
10 60
10 00
15 00
33 72
2 00
23 92
1 50
1 75
13 25
11 00
22 65
4 75
1 25
1 00
60
19 25
76
6 00
2 00
14 00
1,767 97
736 94
21 25
60 75
26 00
2,862 48
90 90
66 26
60 00
1,061 10' 3,245 47 172
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882,
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR "WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
S cts.
S cts.
Postmaster, Clinton
„ Okanagan ..
„ Barkerville.
Hope
,, Lillooet
J. Johnson
Indian Joe
Wells Fargo & Co
B. C. Express Co
A. Campbell
Geo. Dakin
F. Littler
J. Merrifield
J. Irvine
J. Porter
Jno. Grant
Garesche, Green & Co
J. Fletcher & Co
Callhreath, Grant & Cook
J. W. Glendenning,..
R. Lipsett
Indian Peter
W. V. Brown
Wells Fargo & Co....
Jos. Maynard
Dom. Gov't Telegraph.
Victoria Gas Co
Welch, Rithet&Co
DeWeiderhold & Co
J. Engelhardt
Pioneer Line Steamers ..
W. H. Ward
Indian Charley
S. Scarlett
F. W.Foster
D. Smith
H. Elliott
E. G. Tilton
Hudson Bay Co
J. Alway
Indian Jim
„ Nisan
,, Colens
W. Teague
Kimball & Gladwin
Oppenheimer Bros
E. Connell
E. Grant
J. Boucher
J. Leonard
Mara & Wilson
Hudson Bay Co
Indian Jack
„ Bob
J, Mclntyre
Indian Charley
J. Fletcher & Co
J. J. Ballantine
R. Hunter
A. Choquett
J. Clarihue
W. Nelson
Callhreath, Grant & Cook
W. J. Noble
J. R. Baker
Indian Jackson
Fell & Co
M. W. Waitt & Co. ..
J. E. Lemieux
F. Harrison
Brought forward
XIII.—MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURE.—Continued.
Vote No. 133.—Postage.—Concluded.
Postage for Government Agent, Clinton
Do. do. Okanagan
Do. do. Cariboo
Do. do. Hope
Do. do. Lillooet
Express charges, Government Agent, Cassiar
Do. do. do
Do. do. Lytton
Do. do.
Do. do. Cassiar
Do. do. do
Do. do. Cariboo
Do. do. Cassiar
Do. do. do
Do. do. do
Do. do. do
Do. do. do
Do. do. do
Do. do. do
Do. do. do
Do. do. do
Do. do. do
Do. do. do
Do. 100 copies Great International Fisheries Exhibition, London
Do. to Supreme Court
Vote No. 134.—Telegrams.
Various messages, from 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
Vote No. 135.—Fuel and Light.
2,852 43
62 95
1 00
19 OS
52 00
5 00
18 77
2 60
38 00
4 00
2 00
75
3 75
2 50
2 50
6 00
95 50
2 50
2 50
8 00
10 00
15 00
2 50
2 60
4 00
9 10
2 50
2 50
5 30
2 00
Gas supplied all Departments, Victoria, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, '82
Coal, do. do. do. do.
Do. do. do. do. do.
Coal and wood, do. do. do. do.
Do. do. Yale, do. do.
Drayage do. do. do
4 cords wood, Clinton
5 do. do
1 case coal oil, do
10 cords of wood, Clinton
12 tons of coal, Offices, New Westminster
8 cords of wood, Yale
Coal oil and candles, Yale
3 cords of wood, do
Packing 3 tons of coal, Yale
3 cords of wood, do
10 do. Toll Office, do
4 do. do
Drayage on coal, do
1 tin of coal oil, do
Hauling wood to Toll Office, Yale
10 cords of wood, Kamloops
3£ do. do.
3 do. do
Coal oil and candles, do.
Coal oil
1 cord of wood
1^ do.
Coal oil for Government Office, Lytton
3 cords of wood and cutting, do
1 tin of coal oil and 5 tbs. of candles, Cassiar
1 tin of coal oil, Toll Office, Cassiar
2| cords of stove wood, do
One box of candles, do
One case of coal oil, do
12 cords of wood, stove lengths, Cassiar
3 do. Toll Office, do
35 do. Government Office, Cariboo
5 do. do. Forks of Quesnelle
1 do. do. Lillooet
1 tin coal oil
Vote No. 136.—Library, Legislative and Departmental.
vols. Charley's, Begelow's, and Griffith's law books...."
Chancery Reports, Fisher's and Ontario Digests, Hurdon Habeas Corpus
Two copies of Doutre's Constitution of Canada
One copy of Criminal Law and 1 copy of Clark's Magistrate
6 copies Hansard
,, Colonial Office List
Carried forward
42 00
7 50
2,948 68
1,061 10
311 85
50 50
32 00
599 00
110 50
7 00
10 00
12 50
12 00
25 00
102 00
44 00
35 00
15 00
1 25
13 50
20 00
20 00
3 00
2 75
10 00
30 00
9 25
9 00
7 38
6 50
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4 50
15 00
19 50
18 76
6 00
12 50
7 00
16 50
84 00
9 00
148 75
25 00
2 25
2 50
40 00
66 00
10 00
11 50
42 00
7 50
177 00
3,245 47
1,439 05
984 84
1,872 73
7,642 09 46 Vic.
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
17B
TO WHOM PAID.
FOE WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts.
$ cts.
$ cts.
E. T. Williams.
E. Johnson ....
N. Shakespeare
J. Wiggins
Brought forward
XIII.—MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURE.—Continued
Vote No. 136.—Library, Legislative & Departmental.—Concluded.
Binding Rules of Court and Statutes of Canada
Do. Magisterial Synopsis and County Court Practice, 1 vol. each .,
Do. and labelling Government Gazette and daily papers
Do. Pollock's County Court Practice
Do Report on Provincial Acts, 1 vol., and Law Journal, 1 vol....
P. Jackman
J. Farnsworth
G. D. Warren
H. O. Tiedeman
W. Teague
J. Mcintosh
Girourd & Greenhow.
W. E. Spalding
C. Phair
J. Eyan
J. Sullivan
H. Bird
T. Leduc
S. F. Crawford
W McCullock
W. Charters
T. Earle
E. C. Baker
E. H. Holding
T. Eyan
C. L.Wilson
1). G. Armstrong
0. Eobertson
Adair & Co
Ah Kim
Ah Toy
Ah Chuck
Me Lang
J. Hess
T. McDonald
J. H. Davidson
P. Martin
W. Tierney
T. Davis
G. McKay
Estate of Brown & Gillis
Laidlaw & Co
J. McLean
E. Finlayson
A. S. Heff ren
J. Griffin
C. Phair
A.Irwin
C. McHardy
H. M. Ball
S. D. Pope
A. E. Howse
James Campbell
Indian Che-ope-kim..
J. P. Walls
D. F. Johns
Thos. Laidlaw
Angus Slater
Eichard Cauly
D. O'Grady
M. Morris
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Vote No. 137.—Refunds.
of Assessment Tax Eeceipt, No. 20,021
School Tax receipt accounted for but not issued
one-half of fine, Eegina v. Wren, supplying liquor to Indians
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Indian Harry, in possession of liq'r
Ibbotson, supplying liq'r to Indians
Indian Joe, in possession of liquor
do.
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do.
do.
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Bob,
do.
Peter,
do.
Dick,
do.
Sam,
do.
Joseph,
do.
Alick,
do.
Lavau,
do.
Johnny,
do.
A. Corta, supplying liq'r to Indians
M. Alaine, do. do.
George, in possession of liquor....
Tommy, do.
Moody, supplying liq'r to Indians.
School Tax twice paid
Provincial Revenue Tax twice paid
Taxes twice paid by Mrs. Rothwell, Esquimalt
School Tax for which receipts were ret'd by Mr. Onderdonk.
Provincial Revenue Tax twice paid
Purchase money on Lot 72, Group 1, twice paid
Income Tax paid in the years 1876, 1877, 1878, 1879, and 1880
School Tax twice paid
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Real Property Tax, being within municipal limits
do. paid in error in Esquimalt District
School Tax twice paid
do. do
do. do
do. do
Interest charged on Pre-emption Lot 409, B. 1, N. W. Dist..
School Tax twice paid
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Purchase of lot at Quesnelle, paid twice in error
Provincial Revenue Tax paid by two Chinamen under age..
do. twice paid
Taxes twice paid on Bridge's land at Comox
Provincial Revenue Tax twice paid
do. do
County Court Fees accounted for in Law Stamps
School Tax twice paid
Free Miners Certificate twice paid
Income Tax 1878, 1879, 1880, and 1881, not liable
School Tax twice paid
one-half fine, Reg. v. Indian Watlin, supplying liq'r to Indians
Personal Property Tax assessed in two districts
one-half fine, Reg. v. Strout, selling liquor to Indians
of fee to Legislative Assembly for Private Bill withdrawn.
Provincial Revenue Tax, twice paid
do. do
do. do
do. do
do. do
do. do
Carried forward 2,948
177 00
14 00
6 00
14 50
1 50
4 50
12 00
3 00
25 00
2 50
10 00
12 50
12 50
12 60
12 50
12 60
12 50
7 50
12 50
6 00
6 00
5 00
12 50
12 60
12 50
3 00
3 00
2 40
60 00
3 00
104 00
56 25
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
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3 00
3 00
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8 35
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3 00
3 00
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100 00
6 00
3 00
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3 00
20 00
3 00
5 00
68 00
3 00
25 00
13 00
62 60
60 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
7,542 09
216 50
912 72 7,758 59 174
Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
$ cts.
T. K. Murray
>>
W. J. Marriott!!"!!!!!!
Delta Municipality
E. Dunn
W. Hanckel
W. Bassett
W. McNamara
J. McGuiness
G. Barrett
W. Selleck
Estate of D. Geordique..
J. Reinhardt
W. Hessey
Ah Tway
J. Hamilton
C. Underwood
Ah Chung
R. Puegar
Indian "Mitchell"
W. L. Meason
J. S. Miller
W. Roxburgh
New Westr. City Council
Canada Guarantee Co.,
per Allsop & Mason ...
W. Fernie .
Brought forward
XIII.—MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURE.—Continued.
Vote No. 137.—Refunds.—Concluded.
Refund of one-half fine, Reg. v. Bartlett, vending liquor without licence
Do. do. Gray, do.
Do. do. Calder, do.
Do. do. Cochrane, do.
Do. do. Thomas, do.
Do. Assessed Taxes paid by W. P. Foster
Do. Provincial Revenue Tax, under age
Do. do. twice paid
Do. do. under age
Do. do. twice paid
Do. do. do.
Do. do. do.
Do. do. do.
Do. Probate Duty
Do. Provincial Revenue Tax, twice paid
Do. do. " do.
Do. do. do.
Do. do. do.
Do. do. do.
Do. do. do.
Do. do. do.
Do. one-half fine Reg. v. King & Ah Sou, selling liquor to Indians
Do. do. Regina v. Cargyle, do.
Do. Provincial Revenue Tax, twice paid
Do. Real Estate Tax at Kamloops, held in trust for Dominion Govt.
Do. Police fines, [Municipalities Act, 44 Vic, Chap. 16, Sec. 91]
Vote No. 138.—Premium on Guarantee Bonds.
Sundry guarantee bonds
Vote No. 139.—Allowance to Officer at Kootenay.
For cleaning office, horse hire, travelling expenses, hay, &c, 12 months
Vote No. 140.—Fire Department, Victoria.
L. G. McQuade, Secretary
G. Norris, Treasurer
R. B. Kelly, Treasurer..
A. Mouat, Secretary .,.
J. T. McllmoyI
Henry Fry
G. R. Ashwell
Victoria and Esquimalt
Telephone Co
Garesche, Green & Co,
Bank of B. C
F. L. Tuckfield
n
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J. Parsons
C. McCormack
A. Vipond
Fell & Co
M. W. Waitt & Co....
E. Pearson
Kimball & Gladwin ..
Str. "Western Slope"
„ "E. J. Irving" ...
T. Gowdy
Str. "Western Slope"
Annual Grant.
Vote No. 141.—Fire Department, Nanaimo.
Annual Grant
Vote No. 142.—Fire Department, New Westminster.
Annual Grant
Vote No. 143.—Fire Department, Cariboo.
Annual Grant.
Vote No. 145.—Agricultural Societies.
North and South Saanich Agricultural Society.
Cowichan Agricultural Society
Chilliwhack Agricultural Society
Vote No. 146.—Telephone Service.
Telephone for Offices, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882
Vote No. 148.—Not Detailed in Estimates.
Discount on American silver,
Exchange on Drafts
5 stamps for Attorney-General's Office, 2 for Treasury & Lands & Works
1 copy "Daily Standard" for Provincial Secretary
do. do. Executive Council, 3 months
1 copy "Daily Colonist" for Provincial Secretary, and extra numbers
do. do. Executive Council, 3-J months
Guardian" and " Free Press" for Provincial Secre ary
3 keys for Post Office drawers and Lands and Works ...
Soap, matches, candles, etc., for Government Offices, Victoria
1 fire-proof safe for Government Office, Lytton
1 do. for Toll Collector's Office, Alexandra Bridge
1 do. No. 10, for Yale Office
1 bible for Magistrate's use at Cassiar
Freight on safe from Yale to Lytton
Drayage on 3 safes, and delivery of 1 safe at toll-house
Freight on 2 safes, Victoria to Yale
Do. 1 safe, do.
Carriage on do. to Alexandra Bridge
Freight on stove to Yale
Carried forward
2,948 68
912 72
75 00
125 00
125 00
75 00
100 00
3 33
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
300 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
75 00
100 00
3 00
7 60
285 50
166 67
166 67
166 66
36 93
1 11
43 00
13 00
3 76
13 75
4 00
19 00
2 00
20 12
180 00
167 50
250 00
1 50
35 00
15 00
17 60
4 50
12 00
2 00
2,948 68
841 66
2,229 05
477 00
1,500 00
600 00
500 00
500 00
168 00
14,332 64 46 Vic
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
175
TO WHOM PAID.
FOR WHAT SERVICE.
Arrears,
$ cts
$ cts.
J. McLagan ,
Gazette Printing Co...
H. McKenzie
L. W. Holmes
Indian Cider
Indians Paddy & Joe..
J. L. Smith
Victoria Water Works.
T. Storey
T. L. Budlong
J. Smith
Pay sheet
Oppenheimer Bros
A.W.Smith
J. Fletcher & Co
Mara & Wilson
C. McK. Smith
D. W. Higgins
Mrs. Deasy
B. Evans
J. Maynard
J. J. Russell
McKillican & Anderson
W. &'j. Wilson."....
Shears & Partridge
G. Morison
A. Ofner
Langley & Co
Yale Water Co
R. T. Williams
A. Mouat
B. C. Express Co
Robert Martin
C. Mclntyre
T. Storey
J. Finlayson
E. S. Scoullar & Co....
F. H. Sheppard
E. B. Marvin
M. Miller
C W. Baker
B. Dooling
J. Welsh .
W. Dewdney
Hon. A. DeCosmos,
Brought forward
XIII—MSICELLANEOUS EXPENDITURE.—Concluded.
Vote No. 148.—Not Detailed in Estimates.—Concluded.
1 copy, " Live Stock Encyclopedia "
Subscription to Montreal " Legal News " 2 years, to 31st Dec, 1882 ...
Carriage of books and packages to Government Offices
Cleaning Government Offices at Yale, 2 days
Do. do.
Do. McDame Creek, April and May, 1881
Do. ■ Kamloops
Supply of water, 12 months, to 30th June, 1882
Interment of I. Peart, found drowned near the Gorge
Do. A. Powers
Cleaning chimneys and stove pipes at Government Buildings, Victoria.
8 Indians removing Government property at Yale fire
1 piece of mosquito netting for Mr. Justice Crease
1 broom for Court House, Lillooet
Soap for office, McDame Creek
Nails, Tacks, &c, Kamloops
Daily and Weekly " Standard" supplied British Consul, San Francisco,
do. " Colonist," do. do. 2 yrs. to 17th June, 1882
Washing Towels, Government Offices, Victoria, 12 months
do. for 3 Offices, 12 months
Express to Esquimalt with Officers and Firemen
do. with silver to Bank B.C
Making model of bow string truss bridge
1 box for Treasury
1 dozen office towels for Government Offices, Victoria
1 do. do. do
Soap do. do
Soap do. do
Spirit thermometer for Government Agent, Cariboo
Chloride of lime for latrines
Water supplied Yale Office
Binding 1 vol. each Provincial newspapers $19.50, 16 vols. B. C. Gazette
$33.25, and Terms of Union $166.30
Mounting maps
Fixing flag-staff and reeving halyards (centre building)
Freight on parcel for Yale Office
1 horse for Government Messenger
Burial expenses late James Mclntyre, Clinton, destitute
do. J. Kelly and Edward Bates, both found dead
2 brooms for centre building
Cleaning Government Office, New Westminster
Clerk Board of Examiners under Coal Mines Reg. Act, 4 days at $5.
4 new flags and repairs to old one
1500 cards and envelopes
Repairs to flag-staff and fixing halyards, Cassiar
Vote No. 149.—Compensation to B. Dooling for Injury sustained
at the Asylum for the Insane.
Payment as above
Vote 150.—J. Welsh, Grant in aid op Explorations, Skeena River,
Bear and Babine Lakes.
Payment as above
Vote No. 151.—Walter Dewdney, to Indemnify him for Cash Lost
DURING THE FlRE AT YALE.
Payment as above
Vote No. 152.—Hon. A. DeCosmos, Expenses of Mission.
Balance of expenses as Special Agent
2,948 68
2 00
11 25
2,967 93
841 66 14,332 64
6 75
8 00
7 25
6 00
6 60
6 00
7 75
180 00
15 00
20 00
35 00
15 00
1 00
1 00
1 50
1 60
16 85
22 50
24 00
12 00
3 00
1 50
30 00
1 50
6 00
4 00
2 60
3 00
4 60
1 25
17 00
219 05
4 5C
2 5C
85
100 OC
30 Ot
30 0C
1 25
1 OC
20 0C
107 0C
63 75
2 00
1,890 51
500 00
400 00
808 78
1,085 74
19,017 67
Audit Office,
20th November, 1882.
J. MoB. Smith,
Auditor.
12 46 Vie. Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
177
APPROPRIATION AND EXPENDITURE
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1882.
Statement of Appropriation and Expenditure, from 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882,
showing also the sums unexpended and over-expended.
No
of
Vote.
SEKVICE.
Total.
Appropriation
Voted
Supply Bills
44 & 45 Vic,
Total.
Expenditure.
Unexpended
Over-
Expended.
1
I.—Public Debt.
S 45,750 00
17,643 00
720 00
500 00
20,000 00
$ 45,473 89
17,600 93
240 00
488 97
20,000 00
* 276 11
42 07
480 00
11 03
2
4
6
II.—Civil Government (Salaries).
84,613 00
83,803 79
809 21
6
1,400 00
11,250 00
6,600 00
7,620 00
1,800 00
3,020 00
850 00
450 00
1,200 00
5,620 00
2,120 00
800 00
1,399 93
11,249 99
6,600 00
7,470 00 )
1,950 00 )
3,019 92
850 00
375 00
1,200 00
5,574 96
2,086 66
850 00
0 07
0 01
7
8
Provincial Secretary .ind Minister of Mines Department —
9
10
0 08
11
12
13
75 00
14
15
45 04
33 34
16
17
50 00
III.—Administration of Justice (Salaries).
42,730 00
42,626 46
153 54
50 00
18
2,400 00
1,500 00
900 00
7,232 00
720 00
7,692 00
720 00
1,404 00
7,224 00
6,720 00
4,110 00
1,200 00
4,940 00
2,220 00
2,400 00
1,499 78
900 00
7,291 96
720 00
7,496 92
720 00
1,404 00
6,724 00
6,659 96
4,110 00
1,200 00
4,819 92
2,220 00
19
Sheriffs .
0 22
20
21
59 96
22
23
95 08
24
25
26
500 00
60 04
27
28
29
30
120 08
81
IV.—Legislation. .
47,882 00
47,166 54
775 42
59 96
32
8,800 00
2,960 00
100 00
2,000 00
400 00
160 00
1,000 00
8,800 00
2,679 00
12 00
283 50
430 45
144 75
970 75
33
281 00
88 00
1,760 60
34
85
36
30 45
37
5 25
29 25
38
V.—Public Institutions (Maintenance).
15,410 00
13,320 45
2,120 00
30 45
39
660 00
1,375 00
7,100 00
443 90
1,305 30
5,170 62
116 10
69 70
1,929 48
40
41
VI.—Hospitals and Charities.
9,085 00
6,919 72
2,115 28
42
5,000 00
4,250 00
4,000 00
2,000 00
600 00
200 00
150 00
5,000 00
4,250 00
3,999 96
2,000 00
271 18
200 10
102 70
43
44
0 04
45
46
328 82
47
0 10
48
47 30
16,200 00
15,823 94
376 16
0 10 178
Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 80th June, 1882.
No.
of
Vote.
49
60
51
52
63
54
65
56
67
58
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
70
71
72
73
74
74A
74s
740
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
100
101
101A
101B
VII.—Administration op Justice (other than Salaries.)
Summoning and paying Jurors and Witnesses
Prosecutions and Interpreters
Expenses of Inquests
Criminal Punishments
Rewards
Keep of Prisoners
Bents.
Special Constables
Transport of Prisoners and Constables.
Miscellaneous
SERVICE.
VIII.—Education.
Education Office
Victoria City District
Victoria District
Esquimalt District
Cowichan District
Nanaimo District
Comox District
New Westminster City District
New Westminster District
Hope-Yale District
Lillooet District
Cariboo District
IX.—Transport.
Freight on Remittances
Travelling Expenses of Officers on Duty
Keep of Horses
X.—Rent.
Government House, Victoria
Boat-house, Nanaimo
Lieutenant-Governor's Residence
Government Agent's Residence, Yale ..
XL—Revenue Services.
Commission, Courts ol Appeal, Travelling Expenses, Mis-
cellaneous, &c
XII.—Public Works.
Works and Buildings.
Repairs to Government Buildings and Fences, Victoria —
do. do. do. New West'r
do. do. do. Nanaimo...
do. do. do. Yale Dist..
do. do. do. Cariboo Dist
do. do. do. Lillooet Dist
do. do. do. Cassiar Dist.
do. do. do. Kootenay..
Repairs to Asylum for the Insane, New Westminster
Convalescents' Home, Victoria
Improvement of Government Reserves
Insurance of Government Buildings
Furniture for Government Offices
Hospital, Nanaimo
Repairs to Public School, Victoria
do. do. East South Saanich
Construction do. Esquimalt
Repairs do. Nanaimo
Construction do. Wellington
Repairs do. Denman Island
Construction do. New Westminster
Repairs do. Maple Ridge
Construction do. Langley Prairie
do. do. Chilliwhack
do. do. Yale
Repairs do. Granville
Construction of Court House and Gaol, Yale
Enlarging School-house, North Saanich
Total
Appropriation
Voted
Supply Bills
44 & 45 Vic.
S 6,500 00
2,500 00
800 00
500 00
500 00
12,000 00
300 00
3,000 00
2,700 00
500 00
29,300 00
2,830 00
11,390 00
4,620 00
2,740 00
2,870 00
6,838 00
1,280 00
2,660 00
6,867 00
5,325 00
1,520 00
3,700 00
62,640 00
250 00
1,500 00
350 00
48 50
108 00
600 00
77 00
833 50
1,000 00
250 00
150 00
450 00
275 00
100 00
50 00
350 00
100 00
1,000 00
200 00
1,700 00
900 00
250 00
2,000 00
100 00
750 00
400 00
750 00
50 00
2,500 00
50 00
400 00
650 00
750 00
30 00
3,600 00
300 00
19,105 00
Total
Expenditure.
I 3,145 92
416 50
249 40
11,729 96
431 50
2,425 93
2,920 16
517 65
21,837 02
2,277 00
11,304 71
4,662 11
2,341 67
2,404 05
6,621 10
1,275 10
2,660 04
6,419 51
5,227 87
1,509 25
2,662 83
49,265 24
70 98
1,639 43
132 87
1,843 28
48 50
108 00
600 00
66 00
822 50
3,978 38
939 93
199 82
149 47
159 55
269 11
37 50
60 00
293 00
55 25
1,000 00
190 65
1,645 78
911 09
250 00
2,000 13
99 00
750 00
404 50
756 50
50 00
2,440 00
50 00
380 00
645 00
690 00
30 00
3,601 50
323 00
Unexpended
i 3,354 08
2,083 50
550 60
500 00
500 00
270 04
574 07
7,832 29
553 00
85 29
57 89
398 33
465 95
216 90
4 90
447 49
97 13
10 75
1,037 17
3,374 80
179 02
'21713"
11 00
1,021 62
60 07
60 18
0 53
290 45
5 89
62 50
57 00
44 75
9 35
154 22
1 00
Over-
Expended.
20 00
5 00
60 00
18,270 78
880 94
131 50
220 16
17 65
369 31
0 04
0 04
139 43
11 09
"6'is'
4 50
6 50
1 50
23 00
46 72 46 Vie.
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 80th June 1882.
179
No
of
Vote.
SERVICE.
Total
Appropriation
Voted
Supply Bills
44 & 45 Vic.
Total
Expenditure.
Unexpended
Over-
Expended.
102
Government House, Victoria.
9 2,000 00
1,600 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
50 00
150 00
25 00
9 1,968 71
1,589 17
98 37
100 10
99 00
50 00
150 00
17 00
$ 31 29
10 83
1 63
103
104
104A
Water
0 10
104b
1 00
104c
104D
104E
8 00
Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Wharves.
4,125 00
4,072 35
62 75
0 10
105
250 00
1,000 00
1,200 00
500 00
3,500 00
400 00
3,000 00
2,100 00
3,600 00
1,400 00
40,000 00
3,656 14
3,321 81
3,500 00
4,500 00
2,016 32
2,500 00
1,800 00
500 00
500 00
250 00
967 65
1,200 00
106
32 35
107
Wharf at termination of Trunk Road, New Westminster
0 25
108
500 00
109
3.500 70
392 50
3,012 27
2,098 50
3.501 14
1,387 86
39,446 96
3,516 78
3,352 95
3,505 14
4,500 84
2,016 25
2,109 50
1,736 33
20 00
400 20
0 70
109a
7 50
110
12 27
111
1 60
112
1 14
113
12 14
563 04
139 36
114
116
116
31 14
117
5 14
118
0 84
119
0 07
390 50
63 67
480 00
99 80
120
121
121a
121B
Surveys.
79,144 27
76,915 82
2,279 93
51 48
122
500 00
2,600 00
696 99
300 00
196 99
123
2,200 00
Graving Dock, Esquimalt
3,000 00
966 96
2,200 00 ■
196 99
124
45,000 00
2,187 00
1,080 00
960 00
28,400 00
400 00
300 00
45,000 00
125
2,187 00
810 00
900 00
14,002 15
939 08
312 80
126
270 00
60 00
14,397 85
127
128
129
539 08
130
12 80
78,327 00
19,151 03
48,596 27
59,727 85
651 88
XIII.—Miscellaneous.
1,500 00
3,000 00
2,000 00
900 00
1,600 00
250 00
1,000 00
900 00
200 00
1,500 00
600 00
500 00
500 00
250 00
500 00
170 00
5,000 00
3,000 00
600 00
400 00
808 78
2,000 00
22 50
1,232 03
560 95
131
1,477 50
1,767 97
1,439 05
984 84
1,872 73
216 50
2,229 05
477 00
200 00
1,500 00
500 00
600 00
500 00
132
133
134
84 84
135
272 73
136
33 50
137
1,229 05
138
423 00
139 ■
Allowance to officer at Kootenay for travelling expenses,&c.
140
141
142
143
144
260 00
145
500 00
168 00
146
2 00
5,000 00
1,109 49
147
148
1,890 61
600 00
400 00
808 78
1,085 74
149
B. Dooling, compensation for injury at Asylum for Insane..
J. Welsh, in aid of explorations, Skeena River, &c
W. Dewdney, indemnification for cash lost at Yale fire
Hon. A. DeCosmos, expenses of mission as Special Agent ..
150
461
162
914 26
26,978 78
19,017 67
9,547 73
1,586 62
Audit Office,
28th November, 1883.
J. McB. SMITH,
Auditor. 180
Public Accounts, 1st July 1881, to 30th June 1882.
UNPROVIDED ITEMS.
IN EXPENDITURE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 1882.
STATEMENT of Services whose Expenditures have exceeded their appropriation, from
1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882, and for which over-expenditure the sanction of
Parliament is required.
SERVICE.
II.—Civil Government (Salaries).
Temporary Departmental Assistance .
III.—Administration of Justice (Salaries).
Police and Gaols, Victoria
IV.—Leoislation.
Contingent Fund
VI.—Hospitals and Charities.
In aid of Destitute Poor and Sick .
VII.-
-Administration of Justice (other than Salaries).
Rents
Transport of Prisoners and Constables
Miscellaneous
VIII.—Education.
New Westminster District.
IX.—Transport.
Travelling Expenses of Officers on Duty.
XII.—Public Works.
Works and Buildings.
Furniture for Government Offices
Repairs to Public School, Victoria
Do. do. Nanaimo
Construction do. Wellington
Do. Court House and Gaol, Yale.
Enlarging School-house, North Saanich.
Government House, Victoria.
Water
Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Wharves.
Wharf at termination of Trunk Road, New Westminster .
Victoria District
Esquimalt District
Nanaimo District
Yale District
Lillooet District
Cariboo District
Surveys.
Surveys throughout the Province.
Graving Dock, Esquimalt.
Insurance
Miscellaneous (Contingencies)
XIII.—Miscellaneous .
Telegrams
Fuel and Light .
Refunds
AMOUNT.
8 131 50
220 16
17 65
11 09
13
4 50
6 60
1 50
23 00
25
70
12 27
1 14
31 14
6 14
84
639 08
12 80
84 84
272 73
1,229 05
TOTAL.
I 50 00
59 96
30 46
10
369 31
04
139 43
46 72
10
61 48
196 99
551 88
1,586 62
83,083 08
Audit Office,
28th November, 1882.
J. McB. Smith,
Auditor. 46 Vic. Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
181
LAPSED BALANCES OF APPROPRIATIONS
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1882.
STATEMENT of Balances of Appropriations at the credit of the following Services, for the
Fiscal Year ended 30th June, 1882, which lapsed by authority of Act 44 Vic, chap. 21,
sec. 2.
SERVICE.
Balances.
Total.
I.—Public Debt.
$ 276 11
42 07
480 00
11 03
$ 809 21
II.—Civil Government (Salaries).
07
01
08
75 00
45 04
33 34
153 54
III.—Administration of Justice (Salaries).
Sheriffs
22
95 08
500 00
60 04
120 08
775 42
IV.—Legislation.
281 00
88 00
1,716 50
5 25
29 25
2,120 00
VI.—Hospitals and Charities.
04
328 82
47 30
•
376 16
VIL—Administration of Justice.
3,354 08
2,083 50
550 60
500 00
500 00
270 04
574 07
7,832 29
VIII.—Education.
553 00
85 29
57 89
598 33
465 95
216 90
4 90
447 49
97 13
10 76
1,037 17
3,374 80
IX.—Transport.
179 02
217 13
396 16
11 00
X.—Rent.
XL—Revenue Services.
1,021 62
16,870 19 182
Public Accounts, 1st July, 1881, to 30th June, 1882.
SERVICE.
LAPSED BALANCES.—Concluded.
Brought forward.
XII.—Public Works.
Works and Buildings:
Repairs to Government Buildings and Fences, Victoria
Do. do. do. New Westminster .
Do. do. do. Nanaimo
Do. do. do. Yale District
Do. do. do. Cariboo District...
Do. do. do. Lillooet District...
Do. do. do. Kootenay
Do. Asylum for the Insane, New Westminster
Improvement of Government Reserve
Insurance of Government Buildings
Repairs to Public School, East-South Saanich
Construction of Public School, New Westminster
Do. do. Langley Prairie
Do. do. Chilliwhack
Do. do. Yale
Government House, Victoria;
Repairs to Building
Furniture
Repairs to Fences ,
Fuel and Light
Miscellaneous
Rpads, Streets, Bridges, and Wharves:
Goldstream, Leech and San Juan River Trails .
In aid of establishing a Ferry at Savona;
Burnside and Prospect Lake Road
Cowichan District
Comox District *
Main Trunk Road, Yale to Cariboo
New Westminster District
Kootenay District
Cassiar District
Repairs, Nicola Bridge
Skeena River to Omineca
Lillooet Ferry
Surveys:
Sumass Dyking Act .
Graving Dock, Esquimalt:
Caisson, freight, duty, charges, &c.
Inspector of Concretes
Construction.
XIII.—Miscellaneous.
Advertising ...
Stationery
Library, Legislative and Departmental
Premium on Guarantee Bonds
Reporting Judges' decisions
Telephone Service
Bonus for Woollen Mill
Miscellaneous, not detailed
Hon. A. DeCosmos, expenses of Mission as Special Agent .
Total.
Balances.
% 60 07
50 18
53
290 45
5 89
62 50
57 00
44 75
9 35
154 22
1 00
60 00
20 00
5 00
60 00
31 29
10 83
1 63
1 00
8 00
32 35
500 00
7 50
1 50
12 14
553 04
139 36
07
390 50
63 67
480 00
99 80
46,000 00
270 00
60 00
14,397 85
22 50
1,232 03
560 95
33 50
423 00
250 00
2 00
5,000 00
1,109 49
914 26
Total.
S 16,870 19
880 94
2,279 93
2,200 00
59,727 85
9,547 73
91,559 39
Audit Office,
28th November, 1882.
McB. SMITH,
Auditor.
BC Sessional Papers
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1882. Period from 1st July, 1881, to 30th June,… British Columbia. Legislative Assembly 1883
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