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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.

Canada. Legislature. Legislative Assembly

[Reproduction of a Railway Pass]

The pass enables Chief Crowfoot to travel on the line with no expiration date. Believed to be from "Building the CPR: Jackdaw No. C4" by Doug Stuebing, published in 1968, which is a compilation of reproduced material, among other things.

Canadian Pacific Railway Company

[Vancouver Water Works notice]

Notice from Vancouver Water Works written by G. A. Keefer, engineer, specifying work to be done in clearing, close cutting and grubbing. Handwritten note at bottom reads 'No Chinamen are to be employed directly or indirectly on the above works'.

Keefer, G.A.

Fred Brown's Daily Journal 1888

Fred S. Brown, the dispatcher for Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway Company, kept an almost daily log of activity on the railroad from 1887 until 1905. It includes information such as where trains were going, what they were carrying, who was working on them, and what the weather was like.

Brown, Fred S.

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