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Return in answer to an Order of the House of Commons, dated 24th April, instant, calling for a statement showing the gross working expenses and earnings, respectively, of the Intercolonial Railway for each month from 1st July, 1898, to date. Also the gross working expenses and earnings, respectively, of the same road for the similar months of the preceding year

Railway Government Publication item 148.

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Return to an Address of the Senate dated the 22nd May, 1899, for :-- 1. The original contract entered into between the Government and the proprietors of the Drummond County Railway and the Grand Trunk Railway Company. 2. The present contract or agreement entered into between the same persons or companies. 3. A statement of all moneys paid to the proprietors of said railways from the date of the non-ratification of the first contract to the 31st March, 1899. 4. An account of the earnings and working expenses of the Drummond County Railway from the time of it being first worked in connection with the Intercolonial Railway to the 31st March, 1899. 5. And also, an account of the total amount of money paid the Grand Trunk Railway Company for station accommodation, running powers over its line, for bridge extension, or for any purpose whatever in connection with the extension of the Intercolonial Railway system to Montreal

Railway Government Publication item 150.

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Return (in part) under Resolution of the House of Commons, passed on the 20th February, 1882, on all subjects affecting the Canadian Pacific Railway, respecting details as to : 1. The selection of the route. 2. The progress of the work. 3. The selection or reservation of land. 4. The payment of moneys. 5. The laying out of branches. 6. The progress thereon. 7. The rates of tolls for passengers and freight. 8. The particulars required by the Consolidated Railway Act and amendments thereto, up to the end of the previous fiscal year. 9. Like particulars up to the latest practicable date before the presentation of the Return. 10. Copies of all Orders in Council and of all correspondence between the Government and the Railway Company, or any member or officer of either, relating to the affairs of the company

Railway Government Publication item 141.

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Return (in part) under Resolution of the House of Commons, passed on the 20th February, 1882, on all subjects affecting the Canadian Pacific Railway, respecting details as to : 1. The selection of the route. 2. The progress of the work. 3. The selection or reservation of land. 4. The payment of moneys. 5. The laying out of branches. 6. The progress thereon. 7. The rates of tolls for passengers and freight. 8. The particulars required by the Consolidated Railway Act and amendments thereto, up to the end of the previous fiscal year. 9. Like particulars up to the latest practicable date before the presentation of the Return. 10. Copies of all Orders in Council and of all correspondence between the Government and the Railway Company, or any member or officer of either, relating to the affairs of the company

Railway Government Publication item 134.

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Return to an Address of the House of Commons, dated 5th March, 1886 ; -- For Copies of all correspondence between the Government, or any member of the Government, with the Canadian Pacific Railway Company and the North Shore Railway Company, and between the two companies, concerning the prolongation of the line of the Canadian Pacific Railway to the Harbor of Quebec ; of all contracts between the said two Railway Companies in reference to the same ; of all Orders in Council passed in reference to the same, together with a statement of all moneys paid by the Government, and of the names of the persons to whom such payments were made ; also in reference to the same and in conformity with the Acts 47 Victoria, Chapter 8, and 48-49 Victoria, Chapter 58

Railway Government Publication item 129.

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Return to the standing order of the House of Commons, dated 20th February, 1882 ; For full information on all subjects affecting the Canadian Pacific Railway up to the latest date, and particularly all details as to : 1. The selection of the route. 2. The progress of the work. 3. The selection or reservation of the lands. 4. The payment of moneys. 5. The laying out of branches. 6. The progress therein. 7. The rates of tolls for passengers and freights. 8. The particulars required by the Consolidated Railway Act and amendments thereto, up to the end of the previous fiscal years. 9. Like particulars up to the latest date before the presentation of the Return. 10. Copies of all orders in Council and of all correspondence between the Government and the Railway Company, or any member or officer of either, relating to the affairs of the Company

Railway Government Publication item 127.

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Return to an order of the House of Commons, dated 30th January, 1884 :-- For copies of any correspondence, documents, contracts or agreements with the Pullman Palace Car Company in relation to the company's cars, running over the Intercolonial Railway ; also any contract or agreement with express companies as to conveyance of express matter over the said railway

Railway Government Publication item 121b.

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Return to an Address (Senate) presented to His Excellency the Governor General, dated the 17th day of March last ; Praying His Excellency to cause to be laid before this house copies of the reports of the various surveys made by engineers under the direction of the government, for a line of railway connecting Montreal with the harbors of St. John and Halifax by the shortest and best practicable route (including the reports of Messrs. A. L. Light and Vernon Smith on the lines surveyed by them, respectively, running up the valley of the Etchemin River and from Canterbury, New Brunswick, to the northern end of Chesuncook Lake, in the State of Maine) ; together with a statement showing the height of the summit level, the maximum grade per mile, the number of miles with a grade exceeding froth-two feet, the average grade per mile, and the number and position of the curves with a less radius than nineteen hundred and ten feet, upon each of such surveyed lines, as well as upon any existing railway proposed to be use

Railway Government Publication item 123.

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Return to a standing order of the House of Commons, dated 20th February. 1882 ;-- That it is desirable that a report should be presented to this house, within fifteen days from the opening of each session, giving full information on all subjects affecting the Canadian Pacific Railway up to the latest date, and particularly all details as to : 1. The selection of the route. 2. The progress of the work. 3. The selection or reservation of the land. 4. The payment of moneys. 5. The laying out of the branches. 6. The progress therein. 7. The rates of tolls for passengers and freight. 8. The particulars required by the Consolidated Railway Act, and the amendments thereto, up to the end of the previous fiscal year. 9. Like particulars up to the latest date before the presentation of the Return. 10. Copies of all orders in council and of all correspondence between the government and the railway company, or any member or officer of either, relating to the affairs of the company

Railway Government Publication item 116.

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Return to an address of the House of Commons, dated 23rd February, 1885 ;-- For copies of the report of Mr. Van Horne, vice-president of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, of September last, and of Mr. S. B. Reed, C.E., of the same month, with reference to the Canadian Pacific Railway in British Columbia ; and also for copies of the reports of engineers of high standing as to the route of the Canadian Pacific Railway at the point where a temporary line has been built, referred to in the letter from Mr. Van Horne to the Minister of Railways and Canals of 19th May, 1884, and for any report of Mr. Fleming on the subject in the possession of the Railway Company

Railway Government Publication item 117.

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Return to an order of the House of Commons, dated the 24th February, 1885 ;-- For any information in the possession of the department as to the character of the work done near Lytton, British Columbia, on the Canadian Pacific Railway on that portion of the road for which Mr. Hugh J. Keefer had a sub-contract, and which was under the inspection of his brother, Mr. George Keefer, government engineer ; also copies of any statements as to the character of the material allowed as rock or as other than earth in this part

Railway Government Publication item 119.

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Return to an address of the House of Commons, dated 6th February, 1885 ;-- For copies of all orders in council, reports, correspondence and papers respecting the grant or payment of any subsidies to railways other than the Canadian pacific railway, not already brought down, and statements in detail of all such payments to date

Railway Government Publication item 122.

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Return to an order of the House of Commons, dated the 16th February, 1885 ;-- For a copy of the report of the engineers appointed to re-measure and re-classify the work on section B, Canadian Pacific railway, in connection with the claims of the contractors for the said section for increased remuneration for such work and for damages. Also all reports of the engineers in charge of said section, or of the engineer-in-chief, or any other government engineer, in reference to the questions of measurement, classification or damages, at issue between the government and the contractors

Railway Government Publication item 118.

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Return to an Address of the House of Commons, dated the 17th February, 1885 ;-- For copies of all correspondence, orders in council, contracts and other papers in connection with the projected railway between Oxford and New Glasgow, in Nova Scotia, or in relation to any of the companies or individuals negotiating for the construction of any part of the projected short line within the bounds of the Province of Nova Scotia, and particularly an instrument signed by Sir Charles Tupper, the Minister of Railways, about 9th May, 1884, whereby he, as representing the Crown, entered into certain engagements with Norvin Green, President of the Montreal and European Short Line Company, or with that company ; and of all orders or arrangements cancelling the said agreement, and of the evidence as to the ability of the company on which said agreement was made ; and of all orders and authorities under which the Oxford Branch Railway was completed, or money thereon expended, out of the Intercolonial appropriation ; and of al

Railway Government Publication item 124.1885

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Resolution of the House of Commons of the 20th February, 1882 ;-- For a report giving information on subjects affecting the Canadian Pacific Railway, up to the latest date, and particularly all details as to : 1. The selection of route. 2. The selection or reservation of land. 3. The payment of moneys, subsidy, advance, etc. 4. The laying out of branches. 5. The rates of tolls for passenger and freight. 6. Sundry subjects, construction of bridges, tec. 7. (1) Transfer and operation of the Thunder Bay Section to the Company. (2) Valuation of the Rolling Stock to be taken over by the Company

Railway Government Publication item 114.

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