Second Annual Report
OP THE
SUPERINTENDENT   OF   POLICE
RESPECTING the
Prisons of British Columbia,
34
FOB THE
Year ending 31st October,  1880.
VICTORIA: Printed by Richard Wolfenden, Government Printer,
it the Government Printing Office, James' Bay.  44 Vic. Prisons Report. 497
REPORT.
Police Office,
Victoria, October 31st, 1880.
To the Honourable the Attorney- General,
&c., &c, &c.
Sir,—I have the honour to submit my Second Annual Eeport on the condition and
management of the principal Gaols in the Province, together with an account of the
outlying prisons or lock-ups, and the condition of each as far as I have been able to
ascertain it.
I am pleased to be able to report that the number of criminals in the gaols of the
country has largely decreased since my last report.
The number discharged from prisons since my last report is 425, against 969 for the
previous year. The number that were discharged from the lock-ups, having paid their
fines, is much greater than last year.
The number remaining in the gaols under sentence at the end of October, 1879,
was 74, whereas this year, on October 31st, there were only 59 prisoners.
The average daily number is also less, being 71 this year against 82 last year; but
as all the gaols are used as lock-ups, the average must include other prisoners than
those undergoing sentence.
The total expenditure for the keep of prisoners remains about the same as last year
owing in part to the fact that there have been a great many more cases remanded for
long terms from tho Police Courts, before being convicted or discharged, than formerly,
and those prisoners chargeable to the Municipalities cost even more than the prisoners
under sentence, because offenders arrested for being drunk and disorderly destroy much
more bedding and other property of the gaol than the convicted prisoners do, and consequently are more expensive.
The general conduct of the convicted criminals has been very good, there having
been but little insubordination and very few attempts to escape.
The Prison Eules, as published in my last report, have been 'strictly enforced, and
have been found to answer all requirements of gaol discipline.
The following statements of the different classes of prisoners have been carefully
compiled from the gaol records, and I believe are necessarily more accurate than those
of my last report, owing to the fact that the gaol officers have had more information as
to what is required by the Statute, and have had time to alter their system of keeping
the records so as to show more accurately the different classes of prisoners. Under the
former system all prisoners, whether on remand or otherwise, were entered in the same
set of books, which rendered it a difficult task to make out accurate statements as
required by the Statute, 498
Prisons Report.
1881
VICTOEIA GAOL,
Official Staff.
Superintendent of Police  C. Todd.
Gaoler  James Eobson.
Assistant Gaoler   J. W. Hutchison.
Do. do  A. W. Eogors.
Guard  J. D. Ford.
Senior Convict Guard  E. Truran,
Convict Guard  Fredk. Hussey.
Do.        do  II. Murray.
Medical Attendant  Dr. J. S. Helmcken,
Statement A.
List of Prisoners remaining in Victoria Gaol, October 31st, 1880.
No.
Name.
Country.
Calling.
Place of
Residence.
Chime.
1
Cook	
2
Ah Wah	
Washerman	
Supplying Liquor to Indians.
3
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
4
Labourer	
Labourer	
5
6
Vincent Silcock	
Victoria 	
Vagrancy.
7
8
Labourer	
Labourer	
Labourer	
9
10
William Sellick	
British Columbia
Beeehy Bay	
Victoria 	
Kamloops	
San Juan Island	
Larceny.
Henry Gurry	
Assaulting an ollicer and breaking jail
12
United States	
13
Vagrancy.
Supplying- liquor to Indians.
Assault and wife beating".
14
15
Charles Mayers (Indian)
British Columbia.
British Columbia
British Columbia
United States	
British Columbia.
Scotland	
British Columbia
Sandwich Islands
Italy	
16
Skeena River	
17
18
19
Johnny Leon (Indian)	
Baker	
Larceny.
Attempt at burglary.
20
Labourer	
Labourer	
Fisherman .    .,
Labourer	
21
Claude Gouroumandez	
Burglary.
22
23
24
Joshua Living-stone (Indian).
British Columbia
Metlakathla	
Rape.
Statement B.
Statement showing the Names, Ages,  and Crimes of Prisoners who have died in
Victoria Gaol during the year 1880.
No.
Name.
Age.
Country.
Calling.
Place of
Residence.
Crime.
Date of Death.
1
Jim Copperman (Indian)
38
Labourer...
Being in possession of intoxicant
March 18th, 1880. 44 Vic.
Prisons Eeport.
499
Statement C.
List of Prisoners liberated from Victoria Gaol during the year ended October 31st, 1880.
No.
Name.
Ah Hune	
Charley	
Ah Foo	
James Smith	
Daniel Ryrie	
Rudolph Salmon	
William A. Neil	
Samuel R. White	
George Hughes	
William Tredgett	
James Fallows	
Robert Woodward	
Thomas Saunders	
Michael Bolger	
Thomas Doyle	
Guelpeon Selestine	
Ki Tow	
Ah Lee	
Daniel Anderson	
Samuel Scott	
James Conroy	
Charles Collins	
William Young	
George Coute	
Ah Lin	
Ah Sue	
Ah Gee	
Ah Foo	
Ah Mow	
Charles R. Smallbone .
Arthur Thompson	
AhCTiee :	
Edward Sullivan	
Edward Chapman	
Joseph Dwartz	
Thomas Keachu	
Johnny (Indian)	
George Allep —
John Hughes alias Jas.
John Myers [Welsh
Tom (Indian)	
Lucy     do	
Clawich Jim (Indian)
Joe Dwartz	
Amos Cummings	
Joe   (Indian)	
Allix      do	
Dick      do	
Charley do	
Edward Sullivan	
Darby Doyle	
William Playfair —
Johnny (Indian) ....
Isaac Veiling	
Ah Win (Indian) ....
Billy        do	
Jake        do	
Jackson   do	
Ah Sing	
Edward Brannan	
Sam    (Indian)	
Billy        do	
Billy        do	
Charley   do	
Jimmy    do	
George    do	
Joe do	
Johnny   do	
Frank Gramprow	
John Laplant	
John Craig	
Charley (Indian)	
Lucy do.      ...'..
Jack do	
Johnny     do	
William Howard	
Jim       (Indian)	
Charley    do	
Joe do	
Allex        do	
Charley    do	
Country.
China	
China	
China	
England	
Scotland	
Germany	
England	
Ireland	
England	
England	
England	
United States.
England	
Ireland	
Ireland	
France 	
China	
China	
Germany   	
Malta	
Ireland	
England	
Canada	
B. C. Indian ..
China	
China
China ..
China ..
China ..
England
England
China..
Ireland.
British Columbia
Mexico
France
British Columbia
Asia Minor
Holland ..
Canada....
Queen Charlotte
British Columbia
British Columbia
Mexico .
England
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
Ireland	
Ireland	
Canada	
British Columbia
Jamaica 	
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
China	
England	
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
Germany  	
British Columbia
Scotland	
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
United States...
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
Calling.
Labourer 	
Labourer  ....
Labourer	
Seaman ......
Labourer	
Seaman	
Navy	
Navy	
Labourer	
Sailor	
Seaman	
Labourer	
Baker	
Seaman	
Seaman	
Seaman	
-Labourer  	
Labourer 	
Seaman	
Seaman	
Boiler-maker .
Painter	
Seaman	
Labourer
Cook 	
Washerman ..
Miner	
Labourer 	
Labourer 	
Labourer
Labourer
Labourer  	
Labourer ....
Labourer ..,
Labourer ..,
Labourer ...
Seaman	
Bricklayer...
Brickmaker .
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Mariner	
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer  ...
Seaman	
Seaman	
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ,..
Labourer  .,.
Seaman	
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ,,.
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Cook 	
Labourer
Labourer
Labourer
Labourer
Labourer
Place op
Residence.
Victoria	
do	
do	
do	
East Coast...
Victoria 	
Esquimalt...
do."
Victoria 	
do	
Esquimalt...
Victoria 	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
Fort Rupert.
Victoria	
Labourer
Labourer
Labourer
Labourer
Labourer
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
Esquimalt	
Qn. Charlt. Is.
do.
Victoria 	
do	
do	
do	
do	
Fort Rupert ..
Victoria......
do	
Fort Rupert..
Klawak	
Tongas	
Victoria	
do	
Fort Rupert..
Victoria	
do	
do	
do	
Cowichan	
Qn. Charlt. Is.
Fort Rupert..
Victoria 	
do.	
do	
Skeena	
Qn. Charlt. Is.
Sitka	
Stickeen 	
Sitka	
Stickeen	
Qn. Charlt. Is.
do.
do,    '
do.
Supplying liquor to Indians
do. do.
do. do.
Assaulting an officer	
Larceny 	
Wounding with intent	
Breach of orders	
do	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Larceny 	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Assault	
do	
Refusing duty	
do	
do.
Vagrant	
Selling liquor to Indians...
Stealing	
Assault	
Larceny	
Assault	
Refusing duty	
Larceny 	
Wounding with intent	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Larceny 	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Larceny 	
Carnal abuse of a girl  	
Larceny 	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Vagrant	
Stealing	
Assault	
Insane; sent to Asylum...
Drunk and disorderly	
Larceny; sent to Peniten-
do. do.     [tiary.
do	
Drunk and disorderly ..
do. do.
do.              do.
Vagrant	
Date of
Discharge.
Nov.
May
Feb.
Nov.
Dec.
Nov.
June
Nov.
April
Nov.
June
Nov.
Drunk and disorderly,.
do. do.
do. do.
Intoxicant in possession
Vagrant  	
Drunk and disorderly..
Insane.  Sent to L. Asylum
Drunk and disorderly	
Shooting with intent	
Drunk and disorderly	
Breaking windows	
Stealing	
Breaking windows	
Vagrant	
Assaulting an officer	
Assault and stealing	
Disturbing the peace	
Assault	
Drunk and disorderly	
Suspicious character	
Drunk and disorderly	
do. do.     '	
do. do	
do. do	
Larceny and arson	
Drunk and disorderly	
Breaking windows ..'	
Drunk and disorderly	
do. do	
do. do	
do. do	
do. do	
Breaking into store &steal'g
do.        do.
do.        do.
do,       do.
March 15, 1880.
Nov. 11, 1879.
March 5, 1880.
April 27, „
26, 1879.
26, 1880.
16, „
16, „
17, „
26, 1879.
3, „
20, „
13, 1880.
26, 1879.
26, „
26, „
15, 1880.
13, 1879.
March 4, 1880.
Nov. 18, 1879.
27, „
13,1880.
26, 1879.
m  27, „
,,  26, „
Jan. 23,1880.
Nov. 26, 1879.
March 5, 1880.
Dec.  2,1879.
>,  21, „
1,   M
6, 1880.
21,1879.
10, „
3, 1880.
' 9, 1879.
„ ' 1, ,,
m  26, „
>>      26, „
Escaped.
Dec.  1, 1879.
Nov.  1, „
3, „
3, 1880.
23, 1879.
18, „
18, „
5, „
Jan.
Dec.
Nov.
May
Dec.
May
Nov.
Dec.
Nov.
Dec.
Nov.
Dec.
Feb.
Jan.
March
Feb.
Dec.
Feb.
Dec.
June
Dec.
Jan.
Dec.
Jan.
Dec.
21, „
15, „
9, ,,
24, „
26, „
28, „
13, „
29, 1880.
2, ,,
3, „
3, „
3, „
5, „
8, 1880.
9, 1879,
12, 1880.
15, 1879,
15, „
16, „
18, „
2, 1880.
26, 1879.
29, 1880.
29, 1879,
30, „
30, „
30, „
Jan.  3, 1880
3, „ 500
Prisons Report.
1881
Statement C.
List of Prisoners liberated from Victoria Gaol.—Continued.
No.
loo
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
UO
111
112
113
114
115
116
H7
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
153
159
160
161
162
Name.
Jacob Williams ....
Aaron Oldenburgh.
John Williams (Indian)
Peter    (Indian) ...
Peter do.
Sally do.
Jimmy      do.
Kitty do.      ...
George      do.
Frank Johnny (Indian)
Lucy     (Indian)	
Jennie      do	
Johnny     do	
John McBride	
Johnny (Indian)	
Jimmy       do	
No Tow	
Ah Hoy	
Ah Hing	
Ah Shin	
Ah Yea	
Ah King	
Ah Jack	
Ah Lut	
Ah Tong	
Wm. Warters (Indian)
Johnny do.
Charley do.
Mary Mansel      do.
Lilly do.
Billy do.     ,
Dick do.
Alfred Organ	
Albert James ,
Louis (Indian)	
Neal McGowen 	
Charley (Indian)	
Mary       do	
Alexander Laverett..,
William Simpson .	
William Bitincourt	
Mrs. Brown	
Ah Sing	
Charles Hughes	
Sam (Indian)	
Charles Hughes	
Alfred Organ ,
Jim (Indian) ,
Charles LeLeivre	
Donald Fraser	
John Scott	
Charley (Indian)	
Frederick H. Pearse ..
John McDonald	
Hector McLean	
William Boyle	
Mary (Indian)	
James McDonald	
Mrs. Eastman	
James Cornish	
Frederick G. Hales	
Billy (Indian) ,
Edward Hodges	
William Playfair	
Mrs. Eastman 	
Jimmy (Indian)	
J. C. Woods	
George Robson	
Charles Blaekshaw	
Edward Hawkett	
Mrs. Petchler	
Charlev (Indian) ,
Frank "McNuIty	
John Bamfield	
William Hamilton	
Jimmy Chickens	
Rudolph Salmon	
Frederick Baufield —
Frederick W. Reid....
Frank Yarnold	
Kitty (Indian) .,.,,...
Country.
United States..
Poland	
British Columbia
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Ireland	
British Columbia
do.
China	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
United States...
British Columbia
do.
do.
United States...
British Columbia
do.
England	
United States...
British Columbia
England	
British Columbia
do.     .
do.
England	
British Columbia
do.
China	
England	
British Columbia
England	
do	
British Columbia
do.
do.
England	
United States...
England	
do	
British Columbia
Ireland	
British Columbia
England	
Chili	
England	
do	
British Columbia
Canada 	
do	
Chili   	
British Columbia
Sweden	
England	
do	
do	
Germany	
British Columbia
Ireland	
England	
Scotland	
British Columbia
Germany  	
England	
do	
do	
British Columbia
Soldier	
Pawnbroker .
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ..,
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ..'.
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Sailor	
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Seaman	
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ...
Labourer ,..
Labourer ...
Labourer 	
Cook	
Labourer 	
Cook	
Seaman	
Labourer 	
Labourer  	
Farmer	
Seaman	
Labourer 	
Seaman	
Labourer  	
Labourer 	
Carpet-weaver.
Labourer 	
Seaman	
Seaman ..
Seaman ..
Labourer
Baker	
Labourer
Labourer
Labourer
Seaman ..
Seaman ..
Labourer .
Carpenter .
"eaman ...
Seaman ...
Labourer .
Labourer .
Seiman ...
■eaman ...
Seaman ...
Labourer ,
Victoria'	
do	
Bella Bella ...
Douglas	
do	
Stickeen 	
Tongas	
Stickeen	
Fort Rupert..
Beechy Bay ..
Qn. Charlt. Is.
do.
Fort Rupert..
Victoria	
Fort Rupert..
Q,n. Charlt. Is.
Victoria,	
do
Place of
Residence.
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
do	
Sitka	
Fort Rupert..
Qn. Charlt. Is.
Victoria	
Sitka	
Qn. Charlt. Is.
Stickeen	
Victoria 	
do	
Qn. Charlt. Is.
Victoria 	
do	
Fort Rupert..
Victoria	
Salt Spring Is.
Victoria 	
do	
do	
Qn. Charlt. Is.
Victoria	
do	
Bella Bella ...
Victoria	
Metchosin	
Victoria 	
Prt. Townsend
Victoria	
do	
Kamloops	
Victoria 	
Patchina	
Victoria	
do	
Esquimalt	
do	
Victoria	
do	
do	
do	
Tongas	
Victoria	
do	
do	
Esquimalt	
Victoria ?	
do	
Stealing .'	
Receiving stolen property..
Assault	
Drunk and disorderly	
Assault	
Assault and biting	
Assault	
Drunk and disorderly	
Stealing	
Vagrant  	
Assault	
do	
Drunk and disorderly  	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Vagrant	
Drunk and disorderly	
Vagrant  	
do	
do	
do	
Stealing chickens	
do. 	
do.	
do. 	
do. 	
Resisting Constable 	
Drunk and disorderly	
do. do. 	
do do. 	
do. do. 	
Assault 	
Drunk and disorderly	
Refusing duty	
Larceny	
Assault 	
Esquimalt.
Victoria ...
do.     ...
do.     ...
Esquimalt.
do.
do.
Victoria ,,,
Vagrant  	
Drunk and disorderly	
do. do	
Vagrant 	
Insane. Sent to L. Asylum
do.                       do.
Supplying liquor to Indians
Drunk and disorderly	
do. do. 	
Breaking windows	
Refusing duty	
Drunk and disorderly	
Assault with stones	
Insane.  Sent to L. Asylum
Drunk and disorderly	
do. do	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Charged with aiding murder
Assault	
Possession of intoxicant...
Vagrant
Drunk and disorderly	
Assault	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Drunk and disorderly	
Assaulting Constable	
Burglary	
Drunk and disorderly   ....
Supplying liquor to Indians
Insane.  Sent to L. Asylum
Drunk and disorderly	
Using threatening language
Date of
Discharge.
April   14, 1880.
Aug.    30, „
Feb.    12, „
Jan.     12, „
Feb.    12, „
Jan.    28, „
March 14, „
Jan.     16, „
April   16, „
March 19, „
Feb.      2, ,.
2, „
Jan. 26, „
March   1, ,,
3, ,,
Feb.
May
Supplying liquor to Indians
Drunk and disorderly   	
Supplying liquor to Indians
9,
6, „
6, ,,
6, ,,
Oct.     23, „
Aug.    24, „
»      24, „
»      24, „
n       24, „
,,      24, „
April    3, „
March   9, ,,
Feb.      9, „
,,      12, „
»      17, „
March 20, „
Feb.    25, „
March 27, ,,
Sep.      6, „
May       8, „
April   15, ,,
June     7, „
March 13, „
18, „
April 21, „
March 26, „
26, „
May    22, „
March 26, „
»      29, „
May     31, „
June   22, „
April     3, „
May    16, „
April   30, „
24, „
April   28, „
May    25, „
Aug.      3, ,,
Oct.       1, „
July      3, „
Aug.     6, „
June   15, ,,
May      7, „
Aug.     5, „
5, „
May    11, „
19, .,
Dischrgd. by Judge
May    18,1880.
Sep.     21,
Aug.    30,
May    29,
Aug.     5,
July     1,
June   11,
,, 12,
July    12,
» 3,
Sept. 16,
June 14,
Aug. 9,
July      9,
I Drunk and disorderly 'June   13, 44 Vic.
Prisons Report.
501
Statement C.
List of Prisoners liberated from Victoria Gaol.—Concluded.
No.
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
383
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
Alfred Raper	
Joe (Indian)	
James  do	
George do	
George Hughes	
Billy (Indian)	
Mary      do	
William Logan	
Charles Wylde	
Andrew (Indian)	
Louis        do	
Henry Cowan	
Charley (Indian)	
Tom do	
Ah Lin	
Ah Lin	
Thomas Stack	
Jim   (Indian)	
Fatty     do	
Johnny do	
Charles Weir	
Jimmy (Indian)	
Charley   do	
Thomas Holland	
Vincent Silcox	
Johnny (Indian)	
Charles Blackshaw	
William Griffiths	
Jack   (Indian)	
Jim        do	
Charley do	
Peter Allard;	
Stephen Lyon 	
Charley (Indian)	
Jimmy Shaw (Indian) .
Thomas Ginkins	
Tom (Indian)	
Scottie Cameron	
Thomas Hasson	
Mary Matchia (Indian).
T. F.Reynolds	
Jimmy Chickens (Ind.)
Mrs. Williams (Indian)
England	
B.itish Columbia
do.
do.
England	
British Columbia
do.
Nova Scotia	
England	
British Columbia
do.
England	
British Columbia
do.
China	
do	
Scotland	
British Columbia
do.
do.
Scotland	
British Columbia
do.
England	
do	
British Columbia
England	
do	
British Columbia
do.
do.
Canada 	
England	
British Columbia
do.
England	
British Columbia
Scotland	
Ireland	
British Columbia
Ireland	
British Columbia
do.
Trader 	
Labourer 	
Labourer 	
Labourer  	
Labourer 	
Labourer 	
Labourer .....
Carpenter	
Shipping Agent
Labourer 	
Labourer 	
Seaman	
Labourer  	
Labourer 	
Cook  	
Labourer 	
Labourer 	
Labourer 	
Labourer 	
Labourer 	
Seaman	
Labourer 	
Labourer   	
Seaman	
Labourer 	
Labourer  	
Seaman	
Seaman	
Labourer 	
Labourer 	
Labourer 	
Carpenter 	
Seaman	
Labourer 	
Labourer  	
Seaman	
Labourer  	
Labourer ...  .
Labourer 	
Labourer 	
Labourer 	
Labourer 	
Place of
Residence.
Nanaimo	
Qn. Charlt. Is.
do.
Skeena	
Victoria 	
do	
do	
do	
do	
Qn. Charlt. Is.
do.
Esquimalt	
Beechy Bay ..
Victoria 	
do	
do	
do	
do	
Qn. Charlt. Is.
Cowichan 	
Victoria	
Qn. Charlt. Is.
Beeehy Bay ..
Esquimalt	
Victoria	
Fort Rupert..
Victoria	
do	
Penilahut	
Bella Bella ...
do.
Victoria	
Esquimalt	
Qn. Charlt. Is.
Bella Bella ,..
Victoria	
Qn. Charlt. Is.
Victoria	
do	
Fort Rupert..
Victoria	
do	
Metchosin	
Crime.
Embezzlement	
Fighting on street	
do. 	
Assault	
Vagrant	
do	
Drunk and disorderly	
Breaking windows	
Vagrant  	
Suspicion of stealing	
Fighting	
Threatening to shoot	
Intoxicant in possession...
Drunk and disorderly	
Throwing tobacco into gaol
Stealing	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Drunk and disorderly	
Assault and biting	
Stealing	
Drunk & breaking windows
Drunk and disorderly	
do. do. 	
Vagrant   	
Drunk and disorderly.
Vagrant 	
Drunk and disorderly.
do.              do.
Vagrant 	
do	
Drunk and disorderly.
Drunk and disorderly	
do. do. 	
do. do. 	
do. do. 	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Drunk and disorderly	
do. do. 	
Vagrant 	
Drunk and disorderly	
Vagrant 	
Date of
Discharge.
August 28,1880.
Sept.    30
30
July     13
Sept.    29
August  5
July       5
19
Sept.      8
9
August  9
„       12
10
July     16
August 18
October 28
Sept.       2
August  2
Sept.      5
Nov.       5
August 16
„       10
„       11
Sept.     11
Nov.     17
August 25
Nov.       3
„       25
„       26
October 3
3
Sept.     13
30
20
20
21
27
Oct.      28
»» 9
„       11
„       22
22
15
Statement D.
List of offenders pardoned during the year :—Nil,
Statement E.
Daily average of prisoners for the year , ,     37
Number of prisoners discharged during the year  205
-Number in confinement at the end of the year     24
Number of prisoners discharged from Police Court  241 602 Prisons Report. 1881
Statement F.
Showing the expenditure for the year at Victoria Gaol.
Keep of prisoners (food and clothing)  $1,730 58
Eepairs to Gaol  134 12
Water  300 00
Light   497 32
Fuel    452 00
Cleaning closets .'  158 00
Tools, &c, Chain-gang  132 74
Medicine for sick prisoners   165 00
Total Expenditure  $3,569 76
Bread  $ 638 03
Meat and Vegetables  348 41
Groceries  473 62
Eilk  60 50
Clothing (including boots and blankets)  210 02
Total, Food and Clothing  $1,730 58
Officers' Salaries.
Superintendent of Police  $   700 00
Gaoler  1,200 00
Assistant Gaoler  912 00
Second Assistant Gaoler  720 00
Senior Convict Guard    960 00
Convict Guard  720 00
Do.       do  720 00
Do.       do  720 00
Medical Attendant  400 00
Total  $7,052 00
Statement G.
Tenders for Supplies to Victoria Gaol, accepted February 27th, 1880.
Clothing W. J. Jeffree, Victoria.
Groceries Fell & Co., do.
Meat and Vegetables.. Van Volkenburgh & Co., Victoria.
Bread, E. Carswell (afterwards supplied by M. B. Smith), Victoria.
An Inventory and Valuation of Victoria Gaol property.
Eeal Estate  $15,000 00
Buildings  10,000 00
Fencing  400 00
Cooking range and utensils  450 00
Stoves, &c  80 00
Water pipes  250 00
Tools, &c ,  250 00
Blankets and clothing  500 00
Groceries and provisions  27 00
Total  $26,957 00 44 Vic.
Prisons Report.
503
NEW WESTMINSTER GAOL.
Statement A.
List of Prisoners remaining in New Westminster Gaol, 31st October, 1880.
No.
Place of Residence.
Crimes.
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
William Smithurst	
Cong Koon	
Edwin P. Holden	
Joseph Dailey	
William Smith	
Patrick Lenard	
William Ross	
Johnny, a Stickeen	
Charley, an Indian	
Billy, a Fort Rupert ...
Charley, a Ooquitlum ..
Johnny, a Coquitlum...
Morris, an Indian	
Seymour, an Indian	
Joe, a Point Roberts ...
Allen McLean	
Charley McLean	
Archie McLean	
Alexander Hare	
John Leslie	
James Halliday	
Frank Gammas	
Isaac, an Indian	
George Byron	
Harry, a Fort Rupert ..
Ah Chue 	
Ah Sing	
Billy, an Indian 	
40
28
48
29
30
40
17
28
18
26
30
25
25
18
16
17
35
40
26
23
40
30
27
25
England	
China	
United States	
Ireland.	
United States	
Ireland	
British Columbia ..
British Columbia ..
British Columbia ..
British Columbia ..
British Columbia ..
British Columbia ..
British Columbia ..
British Columbia ..
British Columbia ..
British Columbia ..
British Columbia ..
British Columbia ..
British Columbia ..
England	
Scotland	
Mexico	
British Columbia ..
England	
British Columbia ..
China	
China	
British Columbia ..
Cook..../...
Washman ...
Hunter	
Labourer	
Labourer....
Labourer	
None	
None	
None	
None	
None	
None	
None	
None	
None	
Horse tamer.
Horse tamer.
Horse tamer.
Horse tamer.
Sailor	
Farmer	
None	
None	
Farmer	
None	
Miner	
Miner	
None	
Yale	
New Westminster...
Burrard Inlet	
Yale	
Yale	
Yale	
Yale	
New Westminster...
New Westminster...
New Westminster...
New Westminster...
New Westminster...
New Westminster...
New Westminster...
New Westminster...
Kamloops	
Kamloops	
Kamloops	
Kamloops . *	
Burrard Inlet	
Clinton	
New Westminster...
Sumas	
New Westminster...
New Westminster...
Yale	
Lytton	
New Westminster...
Larceny.
Larceny.
Cutting and wounding.
Supplying liquor to Indians.
Supplying liquor to Indians.
Supplying liquor to Indians.
Larceny.
Assault.
Liquor in possession.
Liquor in possession.
Liquor in possession.
Liquor in possession.
Supplying liquor to Indians.
Liquor in possession.
Liquor in possession.
Murder.
Murder.
Murder.
Murder.
Refusing duty on ship.
Murder.
Larceny.
Larceny.
Stealing.
Larceny.
Insane.
Insane.
Liquor in possession.
Statement B.
Return of  tbe   Names, Ages,  Callings,  and   Crimes of Prisoners  who  died in  New
Westminster Gaol during the year ending October 31st, 1880.
No.
Name.
Aoe.
Calling.
Crime.
Place of Residence.
Date of Death.
Remarks.
1
35
Nil.
Drunk & disorderly
New Westminster ...
January 31, 1880.
Committed suicide. 504
Prisons Report.
1881
List of Prisoners liberated
Statement C.
from  New Westminster
October 31st, 1880.
Gaol  during  the   year   ending
No.
1 Mary Moses	
2 Moon Gow	
3 Charles Weir	
4 William Roe	
5 George Bush	
6 Edward Chapman	
7 Charles Campbell	
8 James Madden	
9 Andrew, Hydah Indian	
10 Billy, an Indian	
11 John, Fort Rupert Indian.
12 Joe, Fort Douglas Indian..
13 William, Thompson river do
14 John Anderson	
15 John Naher	
16 Joe, Fort Douglas Indian..
17 John Mclver	
18 John Fulp	
19 Charley, an Indian	
20 Alick, an Indian	
21 John Gallagar	
22 John, an Indian	
23 Jim Dan, an Indian	
24 Sitka Jim, an Indian	
25 Manuel *	
26 Ah Fung	
27 Moody, an Indian	
28 Charles Baker	
29 David Roberts	
30 John Dupie	
31 John Henry Makie	
32 Alexander Wright	
33 Alexander W. Eversley	
34 Perry, an Indian	
35 Jim, an Indian	
30 James Ibbotson	
37 Wm. Eversley	
38 Sally, Indian woman	
39 Jimmy, an Indian	
40 Peter, an Indian	
41 James, an Indian	
42 Mary, an Indian woman...
43 Charles Stapleton	
44 Johnny, an Indian	
45 Jacob Williams	
46 Sitka Jim, an Indian	
47 Louis, an Indian	
48 Lucy, an Indian woman.. .
49 Johnny Myers	
50 Jin'nie, an Indian woman..
51 Charley, an Indian	
52 Jim Sitka, an Indian	
53 James Dickens	
54 Seymour, an Indian	
55 Michael Carpenter ....	
56 Jim, an Indian	
57 Charley, an Indian	
58 Jack, an Indian	
59 George Pendgas, an Indian
60 Bill Davis, an Indian	
61 Albo Raphael	
62 Jinnie, Indian woman	
63 Dick, an Indian	
64 Tommy, an Indian	
65 Tommy, Indian policeman.
(16 Tom Smith	
67 Jack, an Indian	
68 Jinnie, an Indian woman..
09 Charley, an Indian	
70 John Carroll, half-breed...
71 Tommy, an Indian	
7 id Jimmy, half-breed	
73 Johnny, an Indian	
74 Tom, an Indian	
75 Charlie, an Indian	
76 Johnny, an Indian	
77 Joe, an Indian	
1h Charlie, an Indian	
79 Julius Felloodoo, an Indian
80 John Carroll, half-breed.
81 Wm. Matthews	
British Columbia
China	
Scotland	
England	
British Columbia
Canada 	
England 	
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
Norway ...
Sandwich Islands
British Columbia
Canada 	
United States.
British Columbia
British Columbia
Ireland	
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
Manilla	
China	
British Columbia
Sandwich Islands
Ireland	
British Columbia
Sandwich Islands
Scotland..,
West India IsFds
British Columbia
British Columbia: None
British Columbia [ Fisherman
West India Isl'ds Sailor
None ....
Miner	
Sailor	
Fisherman
None 	
None 	
None ....
Sailor ....
None ....
None  	
None  	
None  	
None   	
Fisherman
Labourer.
None ....
Farmer...
Farmer...
None ....
None 	
Carpenter.
None  	
None  	
None  	
Sailor ....
Miner ....
None  	
Labourer.
Labourer.
Fisherman
Labourer.
Carpenter.
Sailor	
None  	
British Colmnbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
England	
British Columbia
Prussia	
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
Ireland	
British Columbia
Ireland	
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
Spain
British Columbia
British Columbia None
British Columbia'None
None
None
None
None  	
None  	
Sailor ....
None  	
Carpenter.
None ....
None .....
None ....
Fisherman
None 	
None  ....
None  	
Labourer.
None  	
Labourer.
None  	
None  	
None  ....
None  	
None  	
Miner	
None	
Crime.
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly 3 days	
New Westnvstei Larceny  2 ys pen'y...
Burrard I nlet... Assault  5 weeks ....
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly 8125or3dys
sew Westm'ster Sell'g spirits to Indians $50&lmo..
Victoria  Safe keeping  None	
   Insane  Lun.Asylum
New Westm'ster Assault 6 mos. h. 1..
Burrard Inlet... Assault 6 mos. h. 1..
Boston Bar  House breaking 6 mos h. 1...
New Westm'ster Assault 810orl mo..
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly Si 25 or 7 dys
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly 1 mo. h. 1...
New Westm'ster Sell'g spirits to Indians 850 or2 mos.
Burrard Inlet... Larceny 4 mos. h. 1..
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly $1 25or7dys
Chilliwhack  Debt  26 days	
Clinton   Insane   Lun.Asylum
New Westm'ster Assault on Police 7 days.	
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly 3 days h. 1..
New Westm'ster Sell'g spirits to Indians 2 mos. h. 1..
New Westm'ster Cutting and wounding 3 mos. h. 1..
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly 3 days h. I..
New Westm'ster Assault 7 days h. 1..
Burrard Inlet... Sell'g spirits to Indians 3 mos h. 1...
Ashcroft Assault with intent.. Penitentiary
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly 3 days h. 1..
Burrard Inlet... Sell'g spirits to Indians 6 mos. h. 1..
New Westm'ster Assault'g police officer 6 mos. h. 1..
New Westm'ster Assault 2 mos. h. 1..
Burrard Inlet... Sell'g spirits to Indians 6 mos. h. 1..
Burrard Inlet... Refusing duty on ship 4 weeks h. 1.
Burrard Inlet... Refusing duty on ship       ,,      ,,
New Westm'ster Larceny Penitentiary
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly gl 25 or 14 ds
New Westm'ster Sell'g spirits to Indians 2 mos. h. 1..
Burrard Inlet... Insane  Lun. Asylum
Burrard Inlet... Sell'g spirits to Indians 1 month	
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly 14 days	
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly 14 days	
New Westm'ster Stealing 1 month h. 1.
New Westm'ster Stealing  1 month	
Burrard Inlet... Assault  2 wks h. 1...
New YYestm'ster Stealing $1 or 7 days.
New Westm'ster Larceny  Penitentiary
New W'pstm'ster Assault	
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly
New Westm'ster Assault	
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly
New Westm'ster Assault	
New Westm'ster Stealing	
Yale  Sell'gspiritstolndians
New Westm'ster Sell'jr spirits to Indians
Yale Stealing	
New Westm'ster/ Drunk and disorderly
New Westm'ster Drunk and disorderly
British Columbia
Mexican.
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
Policeman
Fisherman
None  	
None  	
None  	
None    ...
British Colmnbia | None
British Columbia
British Columbia
BritishCoiuru" a
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
British Columbia
England
None  .
None  .
None  .
None  ,
None   .
None
None
None
None
Sailo:*
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
New Westm'ster
Sentence.
or 14
81 25 or do.
Drunk and disorderly
Spirits in possession .
Spirits in possession .
Insane 	
Drunk and disorderly
Drunk and disorderly
Drunk and disorderly
Sell'g spirits to Indians
Sell'g spirits to Indians
Drunk and disorderly
Drunk and disorderly
Drunk and disorderly
Do. & resisting police.
Drunk and disorderly
Drunk and disorderly
Drunk and disorderly
Drunk and disorderly
Drunk and disorderly
Liquor in possession .
Assault on Police	
Assault 	
Liquor in possession .
Drunk and disorderly
Sell'g spirits to Indiana
Date of
Discharge.
$20 or 2 mos
$125 or 3 dys
83 50 or 28 do
2 mos. h. 1
8100 or 2 mos
1 month h.l
2 mos. h. 1..
7 days h. 1..
3 days h. 1..
30 days h. 1.
825 or 37 ds.
825 or 1 mo.
Lun.Asylum
81 25 or 3 ds
7 days	
7 days h. 1..
1 month h. 1.
$25 or 1 mo.
7 days h. 1..
4 days	
14 days h. 1.
86 25 or 6 ds.
81 25 or 3 ds.
S3 or 10 days
1 month h. 1.
lino. h. 1...
1 month h. 1.
]825 or 6 wks
810 or 1 mo.
85 50 or 1 m.
825 orl mo.
81 25 or 3 ds.
2 mos. h. 1,,
Nov. 6, '79
Mar. 13/80
Dec. 12.'79
Nov. 22,79
Jan. 24, 'SO
Nov. 29,79
Dee. 4, 79
June 18,'80
June25,'S0
June28,'80
Jan. 30, '80
Jan. 10,'80
Feb. 4, '80
Mar. 11/80
June 3, '80
Feb. 16,'80
Mar. 6, '80
Feb. 12/80
Mar. 2, '80
Feb. 27,'80
May 24, '80
May 81, '80
Mar. 11,'80
Mar. 16,'80
July 7, '80
Oct. 2, '80
Mar. 15/80
Sept 11/80
Sept 11/80
May 15/80
Sept 14/80
Mayl, '80
May 18, '80
Oct. 2, '80
May If,'80
Aug 21/80
junel9/80
Junel7,'80
June 8, '80
June 8, '80
„ 30, ;80
July 7, '80
June 24,80
21, '80
Oct. 27, '80
July 1, '80
July 1, JS0
July 1, 'SO
Aug 18, '80
July 1, '80
„ 26, 'SO
Sept. 4, '80
Sept. 7, '80
Aug 13/ 80
Sept 11/80
Aug. 3, 'SO
July 30/80
Aug 28,'80
Sept 8,'80
Sept 1, '80
Aug 3, '80
Aug 6, '80
Aug 11/80
Aug 11/80
Sept 2, '80
Sept 3, '80
Aug 12/80
Aug 9, '80
Aug 19,'80
Aug 12, '80
Aug 9, '80
Aug 19,'80
Sept S, '80
„    8, 'SO
„ 11, '80
„ 13, 'SO
Aug 19, 'SO
Oct 18, '80 44 Yic.                                          Prisons Report.                                                505
List of persons liberated from New Westminster Gaol.— Continued.
No.
Name.
A»E
COUNTRT.
Calling.
Residence.
Crime.
Sentence.
Date of
Discharge.
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
1
•2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
26
17
28
23
48
30
58
30
25
22
25
20
35
25
23
20
26
22
25
20
28
18
18
16
20
26
37
32
25
40
39
30
20
30
26
32
2S
33
24
27
45
27
31
22
22
26
22
25
25
Fisherman
None ....
Labourer.
Fisherman
Cooper...
Fisherman
Farmer...
None 	
Sailor ....
None ....
Horse b'kr
None  ....
Labourer.
Tailor ....
Cook
None 	
Miner ....
None  ....
Labourer.
None  	
Labourer.
Sailor	
Fisherman
None  	
Delta	
Sell'g"spirits to Indians
Dismissed ..
Stto'Victoria
2monthsh.l.
81 25 or 3 ds.
Out on bail.
Lun. Asylum
7 days h. I..
$1 25 or 3 ds.
7 days h. 1..
Rt'd to ship.
Discharged .
2 weeks	
3 days -   .   .
7 days h. I..
SI 25 or 7 ds.
7 days h. 1..
81 25 or 7ds.
7 days h. 1..
St to Kamlps
SI 25 or 7 ds.
7 days h. 1..
$1 25 or 5 ds.
7 davs h. 1..
SI 25 or 7 ds.
7 days h. 1. .
2 months h.l.
2 years h.l..
7monthsh.l.
1 year h. 1..
18 mos. h.l..
6 mos. h.l...
3 mos. h.l..
Gmonthsh.L
1 year h. 1..
Gmonthsh.l.
2 months h.l.
3 months h.l.
Omonthsh.l.
1 month h.l.
Lun. Asylum
7 days h. I..
$20 or 2 mos.
$1 25 or7ds.
Aug. 18/80
New Westminsti
Oct. 13, '80
British Columbia
Scotland	
Germany	
New Westminstr
Okanagan	
New "Westminsti
Burrard Inlet...
New Westminstr
Kamloops	
New Westminstr
New "Westminstr
Richfield	
New Westminstr
Drunk and disorderly.
Assault with intent ..
Aug 26, '80
,,
,,
Aug 27, '80
British Columbia
Drunk and disorderly.
Refusing- duty on ship
Drunk and disorderly.
Sept. 4, '80
Jinnie (Indian woman)
Sept 7, '80.
Sept 13,'80
Sept 18,'80
Alexander Thomas	
Sweden .."	
England	
British Columbia
Ireland 	
British Columbia
England	
British Columbia
»
Jinnie (Indian woman)
Sept 28, '80
Sept 25,'80
Sept 29,'80
Oct 4, '80.
Peter       ,	
.
Billy        „      	
Oct 7, '80.
Oct 8, '80.
Oct 2, '80.
Drunk and disorderly.
Sell'g spirits to I ndian s
Oct 11,'80.
Paul          „     	
»
Charlie     ,,     	
Oct 9, '80.
Oct 15, '80
Oct 18, '80
Oct 23, '80
Supplementary List.
Nov. 13,79
Sept 8, '80
Sell'g-spirits to Indians
Cutting- and wounding-
Nov, 6, '79
June22,'80
Mar 22,'80
Yale	
Richfield	
New Westminstr
Burrard Inlet. .
New Westminstr
Dec 21, '79
Jan 25, '80
Liquor in possession .
Nov 10,'70
Nov 11,'79
Feb 19, '80
One-Eye George (Indian)..
British Columbia
Indecent assault	
Sell'g- spirits to Indians
Oct 26, '80
Mar 31, '80
Nov 4, '79
Denmark  	
British Columbia
Dec 14, '79
July 26,'80
Nov 9, '79
Kamloops j Insane 	
Jan 14, '80
Nov 4, '79
New Westminstr
Jan 6, '80.
Phillip      „      	
Nov 7, '79.
1
JReturn showing the No. (
Statement showing tho a\
for tho year ending 3
same period.
Average number of pri
Number discharged fro
Statement D.
)f Prisoners Pardoned during
1880.—mi:
the year ending 31st October*
StATEMI
erage number of pi
1st October,  1880;
m Gaol and i'oliee Com
NT   E.
isoners eon
also,  the  i
inod in New YVesttmnst
lumber discharged duri
       298
3i' Gaol
ng  tho
Number in confine
men
; on 31sfc Octot
er, 1880
      28 506 Prisons Report. 1881
Statement P.
Statement of the Expenditure from Nov. 1st, 1879, to October 31st, 1880, for the support
and maintenance of New Westminster Gaol.
Food  $1,389 18
Bedding    103 20
Clothing  405 70J
Hospital Stores  295 29
Fuel and Light  454 82
Repairs  397 10
Sundries  211 67
Salaries, including Government Agent  6,321 92
Salaries, extra Guards  1,430 00
$11,008 S9
Gaol expenditures, exclusive of salaries ,     $3,256
Inventory and Valuation of Eeal Estate and other property of New Westminster Gaol
and Court House.
Real Estate  35,600
Buildings  4,000
Walls and Fencing  550
Cooking apparatus, stoves, &c  200
Water pipes  -00
Tools, &c  300
Blankets, Clothing, &c  350
$11,200
Tenders accepted for the supply of New Westminster Gaol.
Clothing, &e  C G. Major, New Westminster.
Groceries, &c   Henry Saunders, Victoria.
Bread, &c   W. Harvey, New Westminster.
Meat and Vegetables  W. J. French, New Westminster.
jruel   J. M, Wise, New Westminster. 44 Vic.
Prisons Report.
507
NANAIMO GAOL.
Statement A.
List of Prisoners remaining in Nanaimo Gaol, October 31st, 1880.
No.
Name.
Age.
Country.
Callino.
Place op
Residence.
Ceimi.
1
26
31
66
35
35
48
32
British Columbia
United States	
Shoemaker	
Drunk and disorderly,
do.
2
3
do.
4
Supplying- liquor to Indians.
5
British Columbia
Germany	
British Columbia
6
"
Supplying liquor to Indians.
7
"
Statement B.
Showing the names, ages, country, place of residence, and crimes of offenders who have
died in Nanaimo Gaol, during the year 1880.—Nil.
Statement C.
List of Prisoners liberated from Nanaimo Gaol during the year ending 31st October, 1880.
No.-
Name,
Age.
Country.
Calling.
Place op
Residence,
Crime.
Date op
Discharge.
1
William McFarline	
42
Scotland	
Carpenter 	
Nanaimo   	
Dee.    10,1879
2
Samuel Tolark	
30
British Columbia
.
Drunk and disorderly	
Nov.   17     „
3
Harry Col-sals (Indian)
25
„
Fort Rupert..
,
„     17     „
4
Johnny Toby        „
17
,,
Quantell	
Supplying-liquor to Indians
March   3, 1880
5
Charley Clalpy     „
22
Euclataw 	
Dec.     8,1879
6
Tom Yuck-as         „
30
„       8     „
7
Zoo Zuits               ,,
27
8     ,i
8
Tom Nangy           ,,
30
„        9     „
9
Samuel Tolark	
80
Nanaimo   ....
„      W     „
10
Harry Col-sals (Indian)
25
,,
Fort Rupert..
>,      16     „
11
Bruce                   „
34
Nanaimo   	
9     „
12
Johnny Kut-klus ,,
24
,,
Fort Rupert..
„       9     „
13
Frank Quies          ,,
31
Nanaimo  	
9     „
14
Charley Ken-appell ...
21
United States...
Cook 	
„        2     „
15
Clep-hem (Indian)	
Johnny Quies ,,     	
31
20
■   25
23
British Columbia
British Columbia
Nanaimo   	
Vagi
Larc
Assa
„      15     „
16
Jan.    10, 1880
17
ult...
18
Andrew Richardson...
Feb.    18, 1880
19
Kuk-too-woom-at (Ind)
Michael Spoors	
60
36
32
Quamichan...
Nanaimo   	
Larc
Assa
„      13     „
20
ult	
„        2     „
21
„      20     „
April   13     „
22
William Davis	
27
Ireland 	
\\
"
Supplying liquor to Indians
23
Harry Col-sals (Indian)
25
British Columbia
Fort Rupert..
D'k & dis. & assault on officer
„      26     ,.
24
James Thompson	
33
United States...
'„
Nanaimo  	
Supplying- liquor to Indians
„      15     ,.
25
Klep-hem (Indian)	
32
British Columbia
,,
March 15     ,,
26
Johnny Gea-clak (Ind.)
20
1     „
27
Charley See-Leetz „
30
,,
Penelquet	
Feb.    20     „
28
Sam Tolarke           ,,
30
,,
„
Nanaimo  	
Supplying liquor to Indians
March 29     „
29
34
April  25     „
30
William Morris	
42
May-  11     „
31
Linn Klak-alas (Indian)
29
British Columbia
JS
Fort Rupert..
Drunk and disorderly	
April  14     „
32
Mary Qualica        „
30
83
George Miller	
31
Scotland	
Supplying liquor to Indians
May    26     "
34
James Hodkin (Indian)
27
British Columbia
Klemklemlit..
April  17     „
35
Ah Won	
45
Gambling	
Drunk and disorderly	
June     4     „
April  28     „
36
Tommy Spel-lum (Ind.)
36
British Columbia
37
Quallikum               ,,
52
„
„
»
Supplying liquor to Indians
May    IS     „
38
Johnny Toby         „
18
>»
»
Quantell	
,         >,         >>         »»
April  14     „ 508
Prisons Report.
1881
No.
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
65
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
Name.
Jim Namo-quack-ass, I.
Annie Klalk-ma-gak, I.
Seaweed (Indian)	
Amchit       „       	
Michael McGowen	
Coma (Indian)	
John McCallum 	
Hugh McCormack ....
Louisa Clu-gulus (Ind.)
Harry Col-sals ,,
Seaweed ,,
Johnny Kut-klus „
Bill Cock-sister ,,
Tom Quak-is-ma ,,
Tommy Hawk-um-ton
Andrew Olson	
Amchit (Indian)	
Louisa Clu-gulus (Ind.)
Edward Lambert	
Klep-hem (Indian)	
Charley Delewick (ind.)
Charley Clalpy        ,,
Frank Quees ,,
Annie Findlay ,,
Annie Los-toses ,,
Clan-istok ,,
Johnny Kut-elus ,,
Harry Col-sals ,,
Sam Tolark ,,
Joe Lelamb „
Bruce ,,
Gee Gee ,,
A Kee-kak-ke-skunk „
Joseph Emery	
John Kut-klus (Indian)
Mary Pemberthy „
Bill Coek-sister ,,
Tom Yuk-kas-ma „
Tom Na-mokas „
Joe Sus-tutz ,,
Harry Hay-o-quin „
Clais-lack ,,
James Caufield	
Thomas Nesbeth	
Jack Tilsas (Indian)...
J im Sou-shittie	
Louisa Qu-lus-qui-tus „
Annie Lastoses (Indian)
Annie Findlay       ,,
Joe Lelamb ,,
Gee Gee ,,
Johnny Salos        „
Claude Prosser	
Louisa Qu-lus-qui-tus,,
Seaweed (Indian)	
Sam Tolark ,,       	
Joe Sustutz	
Sow „      	
John Reardon	
Annie Nene-quas (Ind.)
Bruce ,,
Age.
26
20
26
85
25
31
51
37
20
25
26
25
40
30
25
22
35
20
22
32
28
30
32
27
31
33
35
25
16
26
25
26
40
30
35
25
36
36
13
30
36
28
28
27
27
33
25
30
22
20
26
31
25
56
35
19
35
Country.
British Columbia
Ireland 	
British Columbia
Scotland	
United States
British Columbia
Norway	
British Columbia
Sweden 	
British Columbia
England	
British Columbia
United States ..
British Columbia
Scotland	
British Columbia
Wales	
British Columbia
United States
Ireland 	
British Columbia
Labourer
Seaman .
Labourer
Seaman .
Labourer
Seaman .
Labourer
Seaman .
Labourer
Labourer
Labourer
Labourer
Seaman .
Labourer
Labourer
PLACE of
Residence.
Euclataw
Nanaimo ..
Nimpkish ..
Nanaimo   ..
Euclataw ..
Fort Rupert
Euclataw ..
Fort Rupert
Euclataw ..
Penelquet..
Nanaimo ..
Euclataw ..
Nanaimo   ..
Fort Rupert
Euclataw ..
Nanaimo ..
Matlippie ..
Euclataw ..
Fort Rupert
Nanaimo   ..
Comox
Nanaimo ..
Fort Rupert
Cape Fox ..
Euclataw- ..
Comox
Sitka ..
Chemainus .
Nanaimo   ..
Fort Rupert
Euclataw ..
Nanaimo
Comox  ..
Nanaimo
Euclataw
Nanaimo
Sitka ....
Nanaimo
Comox  ..
Nanaimo
Crime.
Escaping from Gaol	
Drunk and disorderly..
Supplying liquor to Indians
Cutting and wounding ..
Drunk and disorderly...
Supplying liquor to Indians
Drunk and disorderly..
Supplying liquor to Indians
Drunk and disorderly	
Vagrancy	
Drunk and disorderly	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Intoxicant in possession...
Drunk and disorderly	
Refusing to inform (intox.)
Drunk and disorderly	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Drunk and disorderly	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Drunk and disorderly	
Vagrancy	
Larceny	
Insane—Sent to Asylum ..
Drunk and disorderly.....
Supplying liquor to Indians
Drunk and disorderly	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Drunk and disorderly	
Supplying liquor to Indians
Drunk and disorderly	
Date of
Discharge,
July
April
May
Oct.
May
June
May
July
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
23,1880
17 „
1 ■•
18 „
25 „
10 „
W »
10 „
4 „
17 ,.
18 „
31 „
1 „
8 ,.
1 „
24 „
11 ..
1 „
18 „
20 „
14 „
W „
21 „
28 „
6 ,,
12 „
19 „
25 „
25 „
16 „
18 „
29 „
5 „
18 „
29 „
1 „
6 „
22 „
22 „
30 „
30 „
31 „
17 „
14 „
18 „
3 „
11 t.
11 „
5 ,,
27 „
20 „
4 „
26 „
5 „
27 „
27 „
27 „
27 „
29 „
12 „
14 „
Statement T>.
Showing the names, ages, country, calling, and crimes of offenders pardoned during the
year 1880.—Nil.
Statement B.
Statement showing the average number of prisoners confined in Nanaimo Gaol during
the year ending 31st October, 1880; the number discharged, and the number now
in confinement.
Average number confined  8 2-5
Number discharged from Gaol  90
Do.           do.         do.   Lock-up and from Police Court  270
Number now in confinement , ..  7 44 Vic. Prisons Report. 509
Statement F.
Statement of Expenditure for the support and maintenance of Nanaimo Gaol for the
year ending 31st October, 1880.
Bread  $171 92
Beef and Vegetables   160 44
Groceries  103 33
Clothing  73 00
Shoes, &c  43 45
Fuel  50 00
Medical  212 89
Miscellaneous  61 97
Gaol repairs  40 50
Court House repairs  219 66£
Salaries  1,620 00
Total $2,757 17
Tenders accepted for supplies to Nanaimo Gaol for the year 1880.
Beef and Vegetables  C H. Robinson.
Bread  E. Karst.
Brooms, Blacklead, Coal Oil, and Bath Brick  J. H. Pleace.
Groceries, &c  A. Mayer.
Inventory and Valuation of Nanaimo Gaol property.
Real Estate  $1,800 00
Buildings  4,500 00
Fencing  500 00
Cooking apparatus and utensils  125 00
Fire Engine   350 00
Working Tools  137 50
Blankets and Clothing  308 50
Police accoutrements and other property  ,355 00
Total  $8,076 00
Divine service has been regularly held in the Victoria and New Westminster Gaols
during this year as formerly.
During the past year I have had an opportunity of examining most of the Gaols in
the upper country.    The Gaol or Lock-up at Lillooet requires considerable repairs.
The Lock-up at Clinton also requires repairing to fit it for keeping prisoners in
during cold weather.    This Lock-up should have a yard with a high fence around it.
The Gaol at Lytton is a strong-new building in good condition, but should have an
outer wall enclosing a gaol yard. This, I think, is required, as it is likely to be much
used during railway construction in that section.
The alteration effected in the gaol yard fence at Kamloops since my last report has
rendered that gaol comparatively secure.    It is in good condition.
All the other Gaols and Lock-ups throughout the Province are in the same condition
as stated in my last report.
I have the honour to remain,
Sir,
Your most obedient servant,
C. Todd,
Superintendent of Police.