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L&A MISCELLANEOUS SMALL GROUPS OF PAPERS
CONTENTS
The Lennox Agricultural Society 1
The Fourth War Loan (Victory Loan) 1917 5 The United Counties of Frontenac, Lennox & Addington Minutes 1850-53 6 Minutes 1860-64 6-7
The Independent Order of Good Templars, 1864-88 8 The Hudson's Bay Company 13 Government Publications and Related Material (1) Canada 14 (2) Ontario Archives 17 Transportation Air 19 Land (General) 19 Water 19-21 Railway and Shipping Lines, Canada 22 Roads - Local Government Material 25 Roads- Kingston/Napanee Toll Roa d 27 RailwaysCounty - Canadian Lines, Various 29 Railways - Miscellaneous Related Material 32 Railways -The Grand Trunk 33 Railways -The Canadian Northern 37 Railways -The Canadian Pacific 37 L&ARailways - American, East of Mississippi 39 Railways - American, West of Mississippi 43 Miscellaneous Rail & Steamboat Schedules 52
Complete Alphabetical Index to above Papers 53 - 1 - Location: U One
THE LENNOX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Prize Lists
Lennox Agricultural Exhibition Napanee, Sep. 19 & 20, 1905 978.267.1
President: Cyrus R. Allison 1st Vice-President: C.A. Graham 2nd Vice-President: Robert Madden Secretary-Treasurer: E. Ming, V.S.
Directors: H. Hunter D. Aylesworth G.H. Williams M.N. Empey C.W. Hambly J.C. Creighton C.E. File E.R. Sills w. Brandon
Auditors: C.W. Neville A. Alexander
Lennox Agricultural Exhibition Archives ) Napanee, Sept. 19 & 20, 1907 978.267.2 President: Robert Madden 1st Vice-President: Wm. Brandon 2nd Vice-President: D. Aylswor th Secretary-Treasurer: E. Ming, V.S. Directors: County H. Hunter G.H. Williams M.N. Empey C.W. Hambly J.C. Creighton C.E. File E.R. Sills J.F.L&A Dawson W.R. Lott Auditors: C.W. Neville A. Ale xander - 2 -
THE LENNOX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Prize Lists
Lennox Agricultural Exhibition Napanee, Sep. 15 & 16, 1914 978.267.4
President: M. Jones 1st Vice-President: Clarence Sharp 2nd Vice-President: H. Aylesworth Secretary-Treasurer: E. Ming, v.s.
Directors: Mark Graham S.C.S. McKim E.J. Pollard T.D. Creighton A. Parks E.R. Sills W.H. Cadman W.R. Lott P.E.R. Miller
Auditors: C.W. Neville A. Alexander
Lennox Agricultural Exhibition Napanee, Sept. 14 & 15, 1915 Archives 971.385 ) President: Clarance Sharp 1st Vice-President: H. Aylsworth 2nd Vice-President: C.H. Cadman Secretary-Treasurer: E. Ming, V.S.
Directors: M. Jones s.c.s. McKim E.J. PollardCounty 0. Robinson A. Parks E.R. Sills W.B. Pringle W.R. Lott J.W. Walker Auditor:L&A c.w. Neville
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THE LENNOX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY . . - Prize Lists
Napanee Fair Victory Year, Sept. 9-10, 1919 971.915
President: J.W. Robinson 1st Vice-President: T.B. Wallace 2nd Vice-President: Herbert Daly Secretary-Treasurer: J.L. Boyes
Directors: G.W. Gibbard J.S. Johnson W.H. Boyle J.M. Joyce G.H. Williams Dr. E. Ming G.B. Curran F.H. Henderson J. Ed. Harrison S.G. Hogle George Switzer W.G. Schell Thomas I. Winters Frank Smith W.D. Roblin ·Carl ton Woods Parker Waite J.M. Thompson E.H. Sills F.L. Bogart Archives J' The Following Prize Lists are also in Collection: Lennox Fair, Napanee Sept. 10,11,12 1934 978.267.5
Sept. 7, 8, 9 1936 978.267.6
Sept. 7, 8, 9 1939 978.267.7
CountySept. 22,23,24 1941 978.267.8
Sept. 5, 6, 7 1955 978.267.9 L&A Sept. 3, 4, 5 1956 978.267.10 Sept. 7, 8, 9 1959 978.267.11
Sept. 5, 6, 7 1960 978.267.12 - 4 - I i THE LENNOX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY I I . I i i Prize Lists I I Lennox Fair, Napanee Sept. 3, 4, 5 1962 978.267.13 I I I Sept. 2, 3, 4 1963 978.267.14 Sept. 7, 8, 9 1964 978.267.15 I Sept. 5, 6, 7 1966 978.267.16A I (copy B deaccessioned) Sept. 4, 5, 6 1967 Western Garnes 978.267.17A Prize List 978.267.178
Sept. 2, 3, 4 1968 978.267.18A (copy B deaccessioned)
Sept. 1, 2, 3 1969 978.267.19
Sept. 6, 7, 8 1971 978.267.20 Archives
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THE FOURTH WAR LOAN (VICTORY LOAN)
1. Correspondence, 1917
Itemized and indexed on pages Sa and Sb following.
2. Canvasser's Material, 1917
Blank forms, envelopes. Memo as to Proceedure for Canvassers from Norman Sommerville. Organization for the Province of Ontario (3 sheets). Canvasser's identification card, issued To Franks. Wartman, Napanee, 1917.
3. Publicity - Material for Campaign Workers
"Campaign Shots" "Suggestions Regarding Ontario Publicity" Publicity Bulletin No. 1 (10 October, 1917) Publicity Bulletin No. 2 (11 October, 1917) I ' Publicity Bulletin No. 3 (13 October, 1917) Publicity Bulletin No. 4 (15 October, 1917) Publicity Bulletin No. 5 (18 October, 1917) Publicity Bulletin No. 6 (18 October,Archives 1917) * Publicity Bulletin No. 7 (23 October, 1917) Publicity Bulletin No. 8 (25 October, 1917) Publicity Bulletin No. 9 (l November, 1917)
4. Publicity - Brochures to be given to the Public
Brochures contain Countyreferences to farmers, women. Greenshields & Company's Monthly Review (stock markets), October, 1917 National City Bank of New York Bulletin, November 1917 Victory Loan Daily Recapitulation, Ontario, 1917 Dominion L&ASecurities, Review of Bond Market in Canada, 1916 (by E.R. Wood) Wood, E.R., Some Facts and Figures Regarding Canada's Victory Loan, 1917 (stamped "W.A. Grange")
* Bulletin No. 6 has a reference to changes in the design of automobile windshields cl917.
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Fran To Year~ Prov ----Cond Loc Res Description Wood , G.H. Grange , W.A. 1917 tel X 3 VL no Appointing Grange as Chaitman of War Loan Corrmi ttee for L&A ,
Oct. 12, 1917 0 WJod, G. H. Grange, W. A. 1917 tel X 2 VL no Thanking for magnificent effort of L&A Corrmi ttee, Nov . 1917. WJod, G. H. Grange , W. A. 1917 tel X 1 VL no Thanking for hard work of L&A Committee, Dec. 4, 1917. Grange, W.A. Wood, G.H. 1917 rnis X 1 VL no The members of t he L&A War Loan Committee , c1917 . Ref. Wilson, Madden , Wall ace, Roblin, Neilson, Switzer, Hawl ey, Longrrore, Srni th, Wartman , Vanness, Winters, O'Loughlin, TUmmon , Grooms , Carscallen, Stone, Johns, Thompson , Grange. Grange, W.A. n/a 1917 rnis X 1 VL no Rubber stamps and signatures of Archives Chai rman , Secretary and Organizer of 1917 Victory Loan Committee. Ref. Grange , Clew, Pringle. Grange, W.A. n/a 1917 rnis X 2 VL no Names associated with Victory Loan campaign, autumn, 1917. Ref. Denison , Madden, Paul, Sherwood, Ruttan, Herrington, Robinson, Moutray , Northmore , County Vrooman , Haydon, WOOds , Carscallen, Bogart, Roblin , Caughey, Waite, Reid, Wagar, Lane , Longrrore , Weese , Hicks, Snith, Kimnerly. Wood, G.H. Grange, W.A. L&A 1917 let X 2 VL no On Grange acceptance of chairmanship Victory Loan Ctte. D3.ly, R.A. Grange , W.A. 1917 let X 2 VL no New campaign for Victory Bonds. MacKenzie & Co. Grange, W.A. 1917 let X 2 VL no New campaign for Victory Bonds. Abbott, Albert H. Grange , W.A. 1917 let X 2 VL no Ont ario Organization of Resources Committee, Oct. 15 re. fourth War Loan, or Canada' s Victory Loan . McKinnon, w. L. Grange , W. A. 1917 l et X 2 VL no Pep talk re Victory Loan , Oct. 29 , 1917. U1 OJ Frau To Year~ Prov ----Cond Loc Res Description Abbott, Albert H. Grange , W. A. 1917 let x 3 VL no Publicity material allotted to Victory Loan Headquarters for County, Napanee. Nov. 5, 1917. White, L. Canada 1917 let x 1 VL no Copy of the letter from L. White, Minister of Finance, which was sent to every household in Canada, Nov. 10, 1917. Bath Grange, W.A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Victory LOan, Oct. 30. Unable to read signature. Ref. Sillsville. Abbott, Albert H. Grange, W. A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Addressing of letters to City and County Headquarters, Oct. 31, 1917. D3.ly, R.A. Grange, W.A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Cards representing subscribers to previous 3 loans to be kept confidential. Nov. 3, 1917. Daly, R.A. Grange, W.A. 1917 let x Archivesl VL no Payment of commission on subscriptions paid to banks. Wx>d, G. H. Grange, W. A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Payment of commission on subscriptions, Victory LOan. Wx>d, G.H. Grange , W. A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Norman Sommerville to be Chief Organizer for Ontario. Nov. 5. Abbott, A.H. Grange, W. A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Canadian Associated Press has asked local papers to assist County with Victory Loan campaign. D3.ly, R.A. Grange, W.A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Dnportance of Team Members' Report Cards. Nov. 7, 1917. Abbott, A. H. Grange, W.A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Essay Caupetition, speakers. D3.ly, R.A. Grange, W. A. 1917 let x 2 VL no Role of canvassers vs role of L&A banks. Nov. 15, 1917.
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Minutes
Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1850-1851 976.15.16
bound together with
Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1852
bound together with Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1853 (January, March, June only)
bound together with
Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1853 (October and December sessions)
David Roblin, Warden. Each volume includes By-laws passed in the session(s) and an index to matters discussed. Archives Minutes
Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1860 976.25.6 (January only) Augustus Hooper, Warden
Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1861 976.25.8 Part One (Jan. and CountyMarch only) Sidney Warner, Warden
Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1861 976.25.9 Part Two (June, July and October) Sidney Warner, Warden Reference L&Ato prisoners in County Gaol being maintained on bread and water only, to discourage vagrants.
Minutes of the Municipal Council, Dec. 1861 972.979 and Jan-March, 1862 [2 copies] 976.25.7 Sidney Warner, Warden. John Flanigan, Warden. Reference to repair of bridge at Clark's Mills. - 7 -
THE UNITED COUNTIES OF FRONTENAC, LENNOX & ADDINGTON
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Minutes (cont'd)
Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1862 972.978 June and Sepember Sessions John Flanigan, Wa r den. [This copy incomplete]
Minutes of the Municipal Council , 1862 971.314 June and September Sessions [2 copies] 976.25.11 John Flanigan, Warden.
Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1862-3 976.25 . 12 December, January and March Sessions [2 copies] 976.25 . 13 Includes lists of applicants for teacher training at Newburgh Model School. Conveyance of land to William c. Asselstine in exchange for road allowance.
Minutes of the Mun i cipal Council, 1863 no number June only
Minutes of the Municipal Council, 1863 97 1. 313 June, September and December [2 copies] 976 . 25 . 14 John Flanigan, warden. Complaint from Gaol Physi cian in regards to housing 'idiots' in CountyArchives Gaol . \ ; Minutes of the Municipal Council , 1864 976.25.15 January and March Sessions Sidney Warner, Warden. Judge Kenneth McKenzie retires. Report of Newburgh Academy. American Civil War brings financial reces sion. County Also of i nterest throughout these minutes are continuous references to: - The maintenanceL&A of Toll Roads, repair, tendering , debate as to whether to abolish , etc., particularly the Kingston-Napanee Road .
- Me dicine, t he reports of the Gaol Physician contain not only clues as to the life of prisoners , but also comments on conditions for the poorest c lasses generally. · Also insight into practice of medicine among common people in 19th century. - 8 - Location: U4
THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS
Proceedings of the Grand Temple, Vol. XVIII 972.593 Belleville, June 28th, 29th, 1864 Discussion of year's activities: campaign for temperance; incorporation of Order; design of new seal for Order; notice of motion to discourage dancing at all social functions of Order. List of Temples includes Farnworth (in Addington) and Collin's Bay. Officer s include Oronhyatekha, Shannon~ille.
Proceedings of the Grand Temple, Vol XXIII 972.594 London, November 10, 11, 12, 1868 The organization of a national political party to represent temperance standpoint; the establishment of inebriate asylums (to treat alcoholism); plan to pay Thomas w. Casey to lecture on temperance in the west; manufacturers of liquor should be included with hotel keepers as banned from holding seats on municipal governments. Officers include w.s. Williams, Napanee, Grand Worthy Templar (his annual report); Rev. I.B. Aylesworth, Napanee; Emma Aylesworth, Bath; Miss E.E. Miller, Napanee; Dr. Oronhyatekha, Frankford. List of Temples inclues: Wilton, Wilton (Olive Leaf), Wilton (May Queen), Onessa, Millhaven, Millhaven (Cottage), Millhaven (Island Dale), Selby (2), Selby (Victoria), Selby (White Lily), ArchivesMorven (Flora), Leinster (Primrose), Napanee, Napanee (Mount Pleasant), Napanee (Pine Grove), Napanee (Riverside), Switzerville (Irene), Roblin (Wild Rose), Gretna (Fredericksburgh), Parma, Parma (Loyal), Bath (Palmerston), Gosport (Adolphustown), Napanee Mills, Hazledean, Yarker (Corinthian), Stella, Centreville (Dewdrop), Flinton (North Star) and Moscow.
Proceedings of the CountyGrand Temple, Vol. XXIV 972.595 Ottawa, November 9, 10, 11, 1869 Address of Dr. Oronhyatekha, Grand Worthy Templar. Campaign no longer just temperance but prohibition; problems with Royal Canadian Bank; zeal of Thomas Casey, former editorL&A of the Napanee Standard; formation of Canada Temperance Union; the Dunkin Act; Wood's Bill; prohibition enacted for Native Peoples; dire prediction on election of himself (an Indian) as Grand Worthy Templar -- true equality of all peoples. Also discussed: rise in membership but closure of Temples; support of Boyd's Bill; violations of the pledge concerning apple juice versus cider, sauces containing brandy. Miss S.M. Price, Napanee is an officer .
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THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS (cont'd)
Proceedings of the Grand Temple of Canada, 972.596 Montreal, Oct. 8, 9, 10, 1870 Zeal of Rev. I.B. Aylsworth as lecturer; the publication of The Casket by Henry & Bros., Napanee; T .W. Casey (Secretary) lectured in Quebec ; campaign to convert children to temperence; help of John McKim, Selby at death of Sarah Melissa Price; Templars to attend annual meeting, Provincial Sabbath School Association; Dunkin Act*; Wood's Bill (1869); sale of liquor at railway stations and on trains; sale of apple juice does not violate the pledge. Provincial deputies include: w.s. Williams, Thomas w. Casey and James Allen, all of Napanee. Officers include : Miss E.E . Aylsworth, Bath; T.W. Casey, Rev. W. Scott, Mrs. Herring and C. James, all of Napanee.
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Canada, 972.597 Ottawa, November 28, 29, 30, 1876 Change in continued support for The Canada Casket; lodges cannot refuse member on the basis of skin colour (there a r e indian and negro lodges in Ontario), Dr. Oronhyatekha to be sent to Britain to support admission of non-whites to the Order; the Dunkin Act*; work establishing Juvenile Temples impeded; address by T.W. Casey; an officer of a ~emple may he under 21 if he is the best man for the job. List of subordinate lodges includes:Archives Newburgh, Cloyne, Moscow, Ardoch, Camden East, Colebrook, Violet, Enterprise, Vennachar, Napanee, Selby, Odessa , Hay Bay, Bath, Gretna, Wilton, Sillsville, Conway, and Millhaven. Officers include: R. Matheson, Henry Wilson, Dr. W.W. Meacham, A.C. Parks, J. McK. Laird, Manly Jones, Manson Dingman , W.F. Thompson, James Miller, Finley Galt , Daniel Davern, Alex Richey, William McConnell, Rev. G.C. Payser, Bowen Aylsworth, Mrs. H.County Casey, Miss M. Bennie, Wesley Potter, Mrs. E. Jacobi, Miss A. Wilson, William N. Wager, D.W . Perry, Robert Cox, Rev. F .B. Knowlton.
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Canada, 972.598 London, Ont.L&A November 27, 28, 29, 1877 Suggestion to abandon Juvenile Temples and leave youth work to Church organized Bands of Hope; trip of Dr. Oronhyatekah to British Isles; the Dunkin Act* (now called The Dunkin By-law); The Canada Casket. List of deputies of subordinate lodges:
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cont'd Magg1e B. Bennie, Cloyne; Wesley Potter, Moscow; Mrs. H. Casey, Newburgh; E.R. Jacobi, Ardoch; Joseph s . Longmore , Camden East; Robert Cox , Enterprise; David Youmans, Denbigh; G.A. Parrott, Odessa; A.C. Parks, Hay Bay; John Fleming, Bath; Manson Dingman, Gretna; R. Mathieson, Napanee; A.B. Perry, Violet; w. Jenkins, Wilton; D.G. Vandewaters, Sillsville; H. Vandyck, Conway; A.J. Rickley, Millhaven; Nelson Arney, Camden East; and Bowen Aylsworth, Bath.
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Canada 972.599 Napanee, November 26, 27, 28, 1878 Passage of the Temperance Act of 1878 (The Scott Act); drinking ginger wine or cider breaks the pledge; competition for members with "Red and Blue Ribbon Movement"; failure of Junier Temples; use of Band of Hope materials for children; greetings f or Marquis of Lorne on arrival in Canada; use of The Canada Casket by the Independent Order of Foreste~s; repeal of prohibition legislation in Lennox and Addington; address by A.C. Osborne and William Tilley, Napanee. Provincial deputies include T.W. Casey, Napanee and Thomas Flynn, Napanee. Deputies of subordinate lodges include: W.B. Mills, Arden; Louisa McHale, Cloyne; N.H. Hinchey, Arden ; Edwin Wensley, Vennachar; D. Youmans, Denbigh; C.H. Godfrey of Godfrey; Mrs. H. Casey, Newburgh; S.M. Godfrey, Mountain Grove; Robert Longmore , Camden East; Robert Cox, Enterprise; A. Cowan, Vennachar; A.B. Perry, Violet;Archives John Webster, Morven; ) James Copeland, Ernesttown Station; Nicholas Wayte, Roblin; Dr. Meacham, Odessa; Henry McLaughlin, Tamworth; John Fleming, Bath; R. Mathieson, Napanee.
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Canada 972.900 Hamilton, Sept. 9, 10, 11, 1879 Greetings t o MarquisCounty of Lorne and his reply; The Canada Casket only temperence weekly in Ontario; the Prohibitory Alliance, to unite prohibition movement. Deputies of subordinate lodges include: Louisa McHale, Cloyne; N.H. Hinchey, Arden; Edwin Wensley, Vennachar; C.H. Godfrey of Godfrey; Mrs.L&A H. Casey, Newburgh; S.M. Godfrey, Mountain Grove; Robert Longmore, Camden East; A. Cowan, Vennachar; A.B. Perry, Violet; John Webster, Morven; James Copeland, Ernesttown Station; Joshua Stone, Roblin; Dr. Meacham, Odessa; Henry McLaughlin, Tamworth; John Fleming, Bath; and R. Mathieson, Napanee. - 11 -
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Canada 972.908 Toronto, Ontario, Sept. 14, 15, 1880 Crisis within the order forces cancellation of travelling lecturersr unable to contribute funds to The Canada Casketr financial recession and emigration of people to Canadian west and to United Statesr attempts by opponents to amend Canada Temperance Act. Members present included T.W. Casey, wife and Nellie Caseyr W.S. Williamsr and Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Henry of Napanee. 'Deputies of subordinate lodges include: D.W. Sanderson, Mountain Grover John w. Gordanier, Morvenr James Copeland, Ernesttown Stationr Thomas Wayte, Roblinr Thomas Johnson, Bathr Alexander Henry, Napaneer and Henry Wilson, Selby.
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Canada 972.901 Barrie, Ontario Sept. 13, 14, 1881 Decline in membershipr Forresters and other societies deriving income from cheap mutual insurance. Deputies of subordinate lodges include: John w. Gordanier, Morvenr James Copeland, Ernesttown Stationr Thomas Wayte, Roblinr Thomas Johnson, Bathr Alexander Henry, Napaneer and Henry Wilson, Selby. T.W. Casey, Secretary.
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Canada 972.902 Brockville, Ontario, June ~7th, ?Rth, 1882 Liquor licensing may become a municipal, rather than provincial, affairr emigration toArchives North West draining membershipr condition of native peoplesr racial discrimination in Englandr w.s. Williams of Napanee taken ill in Charlestonr Canadians take souvenirs from Fort Sumpter. Officers include T.W. Casey, Rev. s. Card and Miss A. Casey of Napanee. Deputies of subordinate lodges include: Thomas Johnson of Bath and F. Webb of Napanee.
Proceedings of theCounty Grand Lodge of Canada 972.903 Woodstock, Ontario, June 26, 27, 1883 Provincial Government to be petitioned to amend Licencing Act to permit local option by town and townshipsr it is a violation of pledge for attorney who is a Templar to defend a liquor L&Adealerr recommendation of Youth's Temperance Banner to membersr opposition to all licensing, including so-called 'High License' movement as involving the state in liquor trader motion for petition to federal government to ban all manufacture of liquor and trade in liquorr The Canada Casket too politicalr appearance and new editor of The Canada Casket not acceptable to Order. Officers include: T.W. Casey, w.s. Williams and Rev. M.L. Pearson all of Napanee. Deputies of subordinate lodges include Mrs. H.B. Wright, Bath and T. Lawless, Napanee.
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, .... ~ . Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Canada 972.904 Toronto, June 24th, 25th, 1884 Twenty-four Ontario counties considering Canada Temperance Act of 1878; Order to use paper, Truth, as its organ; recommend wearing of pins and/or red ribbons by Templars. Officers include: Mr & Mrs T.W. Casey, Thomas Lawless, w.s. Williams, Rev. M.L. Pearson of Napanee; and Rev. J.J. Leach and Dr. W.W. Meacham, Odessa. Subordinate lodges, Napanee, Odessa and Bath (T.C. Johnson).
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Canada 972.905 Hamilton, June 23, 24, 25, 1885 Establishment of new lodges at Enterprise, Yarker , Newburgh, Selby, Centreville, Moscow and Hay Bay following lectures by Col. J.J. Hickman; demise of The Canada Casket; recommendation of the monthly, Good Templar.- (Toronto) to replace Casket; agitation against Scott Act; revival of temperance work among children; retirement of T.W. Casey after 16 years as Secretary. Officers include Thomas Lawless, T.W. and Mrs. Anna Casey and W.S. Williams, Napanee. Deputies of subordinate lodges: Dr. w.w. Meacham, Odessa; George Smith, Hay Bay; T.C. Johnston, Bath; M.C. Bogart, Napanee; Rev. T. Cleworth, Selby.
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Canada 972.906 Stratford, Ontario, June 22, 23, Archives1886 Scott Act enacted in 32 cities and counties in Ontario; recommend endorsement of Dominion Alliance platform; recommend that women be given franchise. Deputies of subordinate lodges: Wesley Potter, Moscow; A.C. Scott, Yarker; E.J. Williams, Centreville; Robert Cox, Enterprise; Dr. w.w. Meacham, Odessa; W.A. Hambly, Napanee; T.C. Johnston, Bath; M.C. Bogart, Napanee; and Rev. T. Cleworth, Selby. County
Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Canada 972.907 Hamilton, June 26, 27, 1888 Dr. Oronhyatekha, role in Order and illness; Temperance ConventionL&A planned by Dominion Alliance; disposal of property of defunct lodges; union with Royal Templars of Temperance. Deputies of subordinate lodges: w.s. Williams, Napanee; Ira B. Hudgins, Selby. (All lodges in Lennox & Addington now designated "District 7") Past Grand Secretary, Thomas w. Casey, Napanee. - 13 -
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THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY
RETURN To an Address of the Honorable Legislative Assembly, dated 16th March, 1857, requiring Copies of any Charters, Leases or other Documents, under which the Honorable Hudson's Bay Company claim Title to the Hudson's Bay Territory , or any Maps relating thereto in the possession of the Government. Contents: Statement of rights as to Territory, Trade, Taxation and Government claimed and exercised by the HBC in North America. The Royal Charter, incorporating the HBC in 1670 & etc. License of Exclusive Trade in the Indian Territories, expiring in 1859 & etc. Conditional Grant of Vancouver's. Extracts from Canadian legislation.
Hudson's Bay Company Map, showing Farming, Stock-Raising and Coal Lands for Sale in Manitoba and Westward to the 2nd Meridian. C.J. Brydges, Land Commissioner,Archives Winnipeg. 1882. ';
Hudson's Bay Company Map, of Manitoba and the North West Territory giving the Topography of the Country as shown by all the latest Surveys. cl883-5. [2 copies] County
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GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS AND RELATED MATERIAL
(1) CANADA, GOVERNMENT OF 971.391 A
An Act to Amend certain parts of an Act passed in the thirty-second year of His Majesty's Reign, intituled, "An Act for Building a Gaol and Court-House in . every District throughout this Province, and for altering the Names of the said Districts. 1794 Concerns the building of a gaol at Cornwall.
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An Act for regulating the manner of Licencing Public Houses, and for the more easy convicting of Persons selling Spirituous Liquors without Licence. 1794 The above formerly the property of Thomas w. Casey. Archives 972.949
Report of a Select Committee of the House of Assembly on the Political State of the Province of Upper and Lower Canada, H. ~rwood Esq., M.P.P., Chairman. 1838. The causes of the recent unnatural revolt, the evils resulting from it, and the measures necessary to guard and protect from a recurrenceCounty of a like calamity. Ref. William Lyon Mackenzie, direct representation in House of Commons by members chosen in Canada, maintenance of adequate military force in Canada, etc. Formerly L&Athe property of Willet w. Casey.
971.395
Report of the Minister of Finance on the Reciprocity Treaty with the United States &c. 1862. Statistics on imports and exports, St. Lawrence Seaway, Grand Trunk Railway, Continental System, opinions of Governor General Sir Edmund Head, and the "natural characteristics of Northern Nations", viz activity and industry which reward with wealth .
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(1) CANADA, GOVERNMENT OF (continued)
971.390
Minutes of Proceedings of the Legislative Council , 28th April, 1863. Railways, public executions, election irregularities .
971.393
The Finances of Canada , Budget Speech, del ivered by Hon . Richard J. Cartwright, Feb. 22, 1878. Recession in trade , bad harvest of 1876, expenses of operating the railways, taxation compared to USA , rec i procity, the prosperity - recess i on cycle in Canada.
972.950
Supplement, Speech of the Hon. George Brown in the Canadian Senate, March 21, 1878, on The Public Finances of the Dominion, The Financial TransactionsArchives of the Mackenzie and Macdonald Governments. The cost of immigration, Cartwright attacked, increase in government spending, t he North West Mounted Police, custums houses corruption, militia, rai lways , the Natio_nal debt.
County 971.575 Report of the Standing Committee on Immigration and Colonization , 1878. Map showing g reat circle routes, the River St . Lawrence as a means of communication with Europe, the position of c. P.R. and American r ai l ways. Minutes of evidence L&Ataken concerning recent immigration (Mr. John Lowe), advertising Canada in Great Britain (Henry Simpson) , information for immigrants (Peter O' Leary), British Columbia - capabilities for settlement and resource s (H.J. Cambie) , Canad i an meat and cattle trade (M r . Thomas Cramp, Mr . James McShane), sugar beets (Mr E. Barnard), timber interests (Stewart Thayne), manufacture of peat (Col. Joshua Thompson), navi gation of Hudson Bay (Prof . Henry Youle Hind), and the Rainy River District (Hugh Sutherland) .
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(1) CANADA, GOVERNMENT OF (continued)
971.394
Peter Imrie, Lanarkshire Farmers' Delegate to Canada, Canadian Politics, 1882. Canada is a place for settlement of British farmers with capital; reciprocity; railways (privatization of C.P. R.).
971.576
First Report of the Immigration and Colonization Committee relative to the Manufacture of Cheese and Butter. 1884 Production of cheese and butter on the farm versus production at the dairy. Problems due to handling by the retailer.
971.638
Guide Book for Settlers, c1885. [badly damaged] Contains illustrations from work of H.R.H. Princess Louise. Also illustrations of prosperousArchives Canadian farms. 971.396
Canada, Acts relating to Criminal Law and the Procedure in Criminal Cases, 1889. Extension of Extradition Act, Act for the Prevention of Suppression of Combinations formed in the restrain to Trade. An Act respecting corrupt practices in Municipal Affairs. An Act to provide against frauds in the supplying of MilkCounty to Cheese, Butter and condensed Milk Manufacturies. Release of First Offenders. Amendment of Summary Convictions Act, Summary Trials Act. Speedy Trial of certain indictable offenses. L&A 971.339
Bulletin 1. Fifth Census of Canada. Manufactures of Canada for the year 1910. (Published 1912) Comparison of populations between 1901 and 1911 shows that population of Napanee has declined.
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974.559
Parliament Buildings of Ontario: clipping from The Canadian Annual, c1893. Contains material about Ottawa, Tor onto.
978.296.3
Emigration to Canada. The Province of Ontario~ Its Soil, Climate, Resources, Institutions, Free Grant Lands, &c. Issued by the authority of the Government of Ontar io, 1869.
974.57 D
VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, March 10, 1959.Archives Publication of \ ! another volume in the Ontario Government - Champlain Society series, this one entitled: "Kingston Before the War of 1812", by Dr. Richard A. Preston, Royal Military College.
County 971.347 Eighteenth Annual Report of the Inspector of Prisons and Public Charities upon the Houses of Refuge and Orphan & Magdalen Asylums Aided by the Province of Ontario. For the year ending 30th September, 1887. ReferenceL&A women, children, indigents, incurable illness etc. Formerly property of w.w. Meacham, M.P.P.
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971.392
Report of the Select Committee on Georgian Bay and lake Ontario Ship Canal, 1864. Discussion of a plan to join Georgian Bay with Lake Ontario with a canal via Lake Simcoe.
971.386
Report of the Council of the Agricultural and Arts Association of Ontario, 1882. Reports of meetings; reports of judges on prize farms [none eastern Ontario]; essays on 'Homesteads' and 'Manures'; results of Provincial Exhibition, Kingston; 'The Herds and Flocks of Canada', by Professor Brown; Prizes awarded at Dominon Exhibition, Kingston; report re. Chicago Fat Stock Show and Herd Book; Report of the Ontario Veterinary College, 1881-2.
971.345
Ontario Depar tment of AgricultureArchives report on Horticultural Societies, 1931.
971.388
James, C.C. (Deputy Minister of Agriculture for Ontario), Agricultural Wo rk in Ontario, an address given at the Commission of Conservation,County Quebec, Jan. 17, 1911. Special references Dundas, Prince Edward, Lanark and Waterloo Counties. How the department does its work. L&A
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AIR 978.240 .1 Handbill: "$2,000.00 Demonstration, Napanee, Monday, July 1st, 1912. The Curtis Exhibition Co., of New York will make two Flights 4000 feet high, with one of· their latest Flying Machines Managed by a professional aviator .... Horse Races .... Baseball. • . " Committee: G.H. Williams, President, W.T . Waller, Mayor, J.L. Boyes, Secretary. Ref. Citizens' Band , Picton; excursions by steamer; reduced rail fare.
LAND 978.243.1
Notes taken at the official opening of the Co lebrook Bridge, "the first and largest steel bridge in the United Counties", April 17, 1889 . Ref. File's Hotel, James Reeve, L.B. Switzer, A.C. Warner." Archives978.245.1 Memories of Napanee. Oral history taken from unidentified informant. Ref. Wm. Normile, Bicycle Shop Owner; first automobiles in Napanee, 'Gladstone', 'Scotch Argyle', 'one lung Cadillac', 'EMF', Ford, 'Russell-Knight'. Harry Hunter, John Madden, F.F. Miller, Tom Gibbard, J.W. Robinson. Bicycle races, canoe races, Canoe Club.
County 978.247.1
Ontario, Government of, The Highway Traffic Act, Ontario, 1926. Highest speed allowed, 25 mph.
WATER L&A 978.138.1A
Customs form: (Copyright Entry) FOR DUTY, for 1860's. Form used when importing published material (books). For duty, one cent equals one half penny.
' 978.138.1B
Customs form, Quarterly Report of Seizures, 1870's.
978.138.1C
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WATER (continued) 978.133.1 Erie Canal Schedule of fares with and without board from Utica to Rochester, undated. Erie Canal Navigation Company and Western Passage Boat Company.
Corvette, 'Napanee' 978 .144.1 Letter from Colonel L.A. Bourgeois , Director of Information Services, Dept. of National Defence, April 28, 1965 to Lennox & Addington Historical Society with attachment giving full particulars of corvette 'Napanee' (1940-46). Ref. Mrs. Angus L. Macdonald, Kingston Ship Bilding Co. Ltd., HMCS Assiniboine, Battle for the Atlantic, 1941-45.
Laker, Loss of the 'Bannockburn' 978.142.1 Letter from Montreal Transportation Co. Ltd. to E.L. Bedore, Napanee, Jan . 8th, 1919, with details about disappearance of s.s. Bannockburn, November, 1902. Steamers:
978.137.1 Handbill: "Steamer Brockville's ArchivesFriday Excursions to Massassga Park, Belleville and Trenton", published by Quinte Navigation Co. Ltd. Date: July 1910 , has been added in ink, upper left.
978.136.1 Pamphlet, schedule and fares for Ontario & Quebec Navigation Co. steamer, Alexandria. Undated: c1900. Includes tourist informationCounty for trip down St. Lawrence from Olcott Beach USA (near Niagara) to Quebec City, and a map. Ref. Glen Island. Ticket agent in Napanee is J.L. Boyes. L&A 978.134.4 Pamphlet, Lake Ontario & Bay of Ouinte Steamboat Company Routes Between bay of Quinte Ports, Thousand Islands, Cobourg, Port Hope and Rochester, N.Y. H.H. Gi l dersleeve President. E.E. Horsey, General Manager. J.L. Boyes, agent, Napanee. Schedule, fares and railway connections. Undated: c1900. Picture of steamer, North King.
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Steamers:
978.134.1 Cardboard placard, Lake Ontario and Bay of Quinte Steamboat Co., Ltd., routes and fares Rochester to Bay of Quinte and 1000 Islands, also Rochester to Cobourgh, Port Hope and Kawartha Lakes. Map. Undated: cl900. Ref. steamers North King and Caspian. [broken into three pieces]
978.134.2 Lake Ontario and Bay of Quinte Steamboat Co. excursions for Dominion Day and 4th of July on steamers, North King, Alexandria and Caspian. No date: cl900. Photocopy of an item in Walters-Wager Collection.
978 . 143.2 Small card, Sailings of Steamers from Deseronto Wharf during the Season of 1905. P . B. Whiteley, Agent. Ref. steamer Deseronto, Ella Ross, Alexandria, Reindeer, Varuna, Caspian, North King, and the 'R. & o. Boat'. Archives978.130.1 ) Adolphustown, Picton and Napanee Navigation Co. Statement of cheese box lumber shipped by Mr. A. Woods from Picton to Napanee on steamer, Reindeer, June 18, 1910. Marked paid by E. Kelly.
978.130.2 Adolphustown, Picton and Napanee Navigation Co. Statement of cheese box lumber shipped by Mr. Woods from Picton to Napanee on steamer,County Quinte Queen, Oct. 5, 1910. Marked paid by E. Kelly.
978.130.3 Adolphustown, Picton and Napanee Navigation Co. Manifest of cheese L&Abox lumber shipped by Mr. A. Woods from Picton to Napanee on steamer , Quinte Queen , July 22, 1911. Marked paid by E. Kelly.
978.130.4 Adolphustown, Picton and Napanee Navigation Co . Manifest of 'cheese box stuff' shipped by Mr. A. Woods from Picton to Napanee on steamer, Reindeer, Aug. 21, 1911. Marked paid by E. Kelly.
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RAILWAY AND SHIPPING LINES , INDIVIDUALLY CATALOGUED
Allan Line of Royal Mail Ships from Quebec to Liverpool, Londonderr:y, Glasgow, 18 79. Agent in Napa nee, Amos H. Allison. Ref. steamer Rimouski, Grand Trunk Railway , Richelieu and Ontario Naviagation Co., reduced rates for clergy.
Deseronto Navigat.ion Company guide , 'Picturesque Bay of Quinte'. Ref. Campbell House (Mr. H. Taylor prop. ), Mrs. E. Rikley's Restaurant, Foresters Island Park , oronhyatekha, Glen Island, etc. Description of duties of boats. Boat Master . Resolute John Gowan Reliance James Dougherty Ella Ross D. B. Christie Deseronto M. Palmateer Rescue T. Lynch Ranger Howard Burnip Arctic W.J. Daly Armenia Albert Barnhardt Valeria Joseph Dix Recruit DanielArchives McVicker .
Collingwood Line guide for North Shore of lake Superior and from Montreal to Ottawa, Ogdensburgh, Toronto, Hamilton, Niagara and Buffalo. [two copies] Ref. immigration, tourists.
Credit Valley Railway schedule dated March, 1882. Ref. emigration to AmericanCounty west, elegant ' Ladies Coaches', equipment (Westinghouse Air Brakes , Miller's Platform Buffer Coupler, Eastlake Coaches, coach lights). Map . J.L. Boyes agent, Napanee. Ella RossL&A w. Garrett Captain and Proprietor, Smith's Falls. Schedule for season of 1887. Description of steamer, tourism.
Glen Island, Bay of Quinte Resort, D. Dingman , Manager, illustrated pamphlet cl900. Ref. children, tourism, fishing, swimming, boating, tenting. Steamers, Alexandria, Reindeer, North King (picture) and Caspian.
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Intercolonial Railway Winter Schedule taking effect Nov. 21st, 1881 . Reference equipment (Miller 's Platform, air brakes, steel rail track, iron bridges)
Schedule taking effect July 3, 1882. Map.
Timetable July lst, 1887. Map.
Intercolonial Railway and Prince Edward Island Railway schedule, June 2nd, 1912. Illustration o f interior of dining car.
Lake Ontario and Bay of Quinte Steamboat Co. Four copies of schedule with tourist information. Undated, probably 1890's.
London and North Western Railway (Great Britain) Schedule for 1889. Ref. Paris Exhibition of 1889. W. D. Madden agent, Napanee. Map. ) Northern Railway of Canada , pamphletArchives concerning routes Toronto - Muskoka , Toronto - Collingwood, 1876. Ref. Collingwood Line steamers, tourism, family holidays. Also ins ide, flyer for cheap summer holidays , 18 7 6. [2 copies]
North-West Transportation Company Ltd., pamphlet for 1880 summer season. Ref. temperance (no liquor sold on trains); tourism; emigrationCounty to Manitoba (free steerage berths); and railway equipment (Wagner's coaches, steel rails). George Wilson, Agent at Napanee (near Paisley House).
Midland Railway of Canada, summer timetable 1878. Ref. hunting andL&A fishing, tourism, steamers. Niagara River Line Steamers, Toronto to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, summer timetabl e 1905.
Ontario & Quebec Navigation Co. Ltd., The, St. Lawr ence River Line (Rochester to Quebec City) tourist brochure c1900. Ref. steamer Alexandria (colour picture) .
Port Huron and North-Western Railway, Michigan, winter timetable, 1887. J.L. Boyes agent, Napanee.
Quebec & Gulf Ports Steamship Line, schedule of St. Lawrence and Atlantic cruises, 1879. Ref. tourism. - 24 -
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Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co. Toronto, Rochester to Quebec and Saguenay. Ref. tourism, maps.
Summer timetable, June 9, 1902
Summer timetable, 1905. [two copies) Pictures of steamers, Toronto, Montreal and Kingston.
Summer timetable, 1907. Picture of steamer, Rapids King.
Summer timetable, 1909. Picture of steamer, Quebec. Description of luxury steamer under construction at Detroit.
Summer timetable, 1913. Picture of steamer, Saguenay.
St. Lawrence and Ottawa Railway, Ottawa to Prescott, summer timetable, 1881. Idealized pictures of car interiors. Ref. Pullman cars, steel rails, ArchivesMiller couplings.
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TRANSPORTATION, LAND, Roads - Local Government Material
978.166.1 Indenture between the United Counties and Thomas Glover, Samuel Clark and Mary Tate, lease of Toll Gate One on the Ernesttown, Camden & Sheffield Road, 1864. Sidney Warner, Warden. Witnesses J.N. Lapum, G.W. Detlor.
978.166.2 Indenture between the United Counties and Martin Fitzpatrick, Samuel Clark and Mary Tate, lease of Toll Gate Two on the Ernesttown, Camden & Sheffield Road, 1864. Sidney Warner, Warden. Witnesses J.N. Lapum, G.W. Detlor.
978.166.3 Indenture between the County of Lennox & Addington and Thomas Glover, James Nimmo and Francis R. Wycott lease of Toll Gate One on the Ernesttown, Camden & Sheffield Road, 1866. Phillip D. Booth, chairman of County Property.
978.166.4 Petition to County Council from Martin Fitzpatrick, Camden East, keeper of Toll Gate Two on the Ernesttown, Camden & Sheffield Road. For reimbursementArchives of some of the expenses for maintaining the gate and road over past hard season. Oct. 18 6 5.
978.166.5 Pay List, for repair of Ernesttown & Camden Road, Willaim H. Gordanier, Overseer, Morven, Dec. 1876. Contractors John Allen and John Hannah.
County 978.167.1 Pay List, for repair of South Fredericksburgh Road, George H. Huff, Overseer, June - November, 1879. Contractors: Caniff Ham, Samuel Palmer, Henry Hardy, George Ham, Thomas Hardy, H. Young, Simian Lloyd, Daniel Gilbert, Albert Hough, HerbertL&A Asselstine, Francis Palmer, William [Tookey] •
978.168.1 Petition to the county of Lennox & Addington concerning maintenace of Boundary Road between L&A and Hastings. Includes copy of Hastings By-Law 375. Signatures of: W. P . Bowen, William Hill, George w. Madole, Elias Wagar, Solomon Wagar, Edmund Long, Samson E. Wagar, Neil Hill, William A. Smith, Alexexander Provins, z. Alfronius, Wilbert Grooms, Abel Rooks, s.s. Joyce, C. Alcombrack, Henry Milling, J.A. Long, Robbie A. Reid, William Grooms, Phillip Scrimshaw, Patrick M. Cambridge, Uriah E. Sills, Ibri B. Sills, John 0 Woodcock, Archie Oliver, J.H. Allison, James McCormick, James [L] Bowen, Tobias Sexsmith, Alex Smith, James Henderson, Homer Hamilton, Nicolas Woodcock, F.M. Bowen, Asa Oliver, James Leverton, H.B. Allison, Allan Oliver, Nicolas Woodcock. - 26 -
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978.169.1 Motion by E. Perry, seconder R.W. Donal that the sum of $50.00 be granted for repair of Road between Gull Creek (Sheffield) and Crotch Lake. Undated - c1868.
978.170.1 Motion by E. Perry, seconder w. Kenyon, that the sum of $31.60 be granted to finish paying for repairs to Clare River Bridge. 16 June, 1868
978.171.1 Petition to County of Lennox & Addington for a grant of $400.00 to towards newly completed Centre Street Bridge as it will link with new road beyond to serve the Fredericksburghs. December 11, 1867. Pencil jottings of cost of bridge and sources of funding. Signatures: Edwin Dickens, A. McNeill, William McMullen, Frederick Richardson, J.R. Scott, w.s. Detlor, George H. Quackinbush, Robert Downey, D.A. Waddel, I. Aylsworth, Luke Carscallen.
978.173.1 ~) Petition to County of Lennox & AddingtonArchives for a grant of $100.00 to be spent on a boundary road between Elzever [Hastings] and Kaladar Townships. Undated. Signatures Arthur Henry, Andrew Barr, Duncan B. Barr, Thomas Kenny, David A. Dafoe, John H. Kenny, Eysick [sic] Edore, Daniel Dafoe, William French, John Thomson, John Epefrels, James Mickfadden [sic], Alexander Cedore, Ritcherd Cedore [sic], George Clark, William Davison, Eysick Storms, Edward Botheren, James Beckwith,County Andrew Notts.
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978.165.1 Indenture between the United Counties and Allen Chadwick, Benjamin Simmons and John McDonald, lease of Toll Gate Three on the Kingston/Napanee McAdamized Road, 1864. Sidney Warner, Warden. Witnesses G.W. Detlor and David James Walker.
978.165.2 Indenture between the United Counties and Clarissa McMichael, William Harvey and Osmond McMichael, lease of Toll Gate Five on the Kingston/Napanee McAdamized Road, 1864. Sidney Warner, Warden. Witnesses G.W. Detlor and David James Walker.
978.165.3 Indenture between the County of Lennox & Addi ngton and Michael Bain, David Williams and John H. File, lease of Toll Gate Three on the Kingston/Napanee McAdamized Road, 1865. Warden, John Stevenson. Witness Wm. P. Detlor.
978.165.4 Indenture between the County of Lennox & Addington and Charles E. File, John M. File andArchives Edwin S. File, lease of Toll Gate Three on the Kingston/Napanee McAdamized Road, 1869. Phillip D. Booth, Warden. Wm. P. Detlor, witness.
978.165.5 Indenture between the County of Lennox & Addington and Daniel Sharp, Samuel N. Venton and William Gordon, lease of Toll Gate Two on the Kingston/Napanee McAdamized Road, 1869. Signed by GeorgeCounty D. Clough, witnessed by Frank Booth.
978.165.6 Indenture between the County of Lennox & Addington and William Harvey,L&A Daniel Lee and Samuel Schermehorn, lease of Toll Gate One on the Kingston/Napanee McAdamized Road, 1869. Phillip D. Booth, Warden, witnessed by Arnold P. Booth.
978.165.7 Indenture between the County of Lennox & Addington and James Bell, Wilder Joy, Henry Lawson, lease of Toll Gate One on the Kingston/Napanee McAdamized Road, 1870. J.J. Watson, Warden, witnessed by Wm. P. Detlor •
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978.165.7B Indenture between the County of Lennox & Addington and James Bell, Wilder Joy, Henry Lawson, lease of Toll Gate One on the Kingston/Napanee McAdamized Road, 1870. J.J. Watson, Warden, witnessed by Wm. P. Detlor. [duplicate]
978.165.8 Indenture between the County of Lennox & Addington and Daniel Shays, George D. Clough and Nelson S. Venton, lease of Toll Gate One on the Kingston/Napanee McAdamized Road, 1870. J.J. Watson, Warden, witnessed by Wm. Miller and L. MeL. Detlor.
978.165.9 Report made by Phillip Booth and Ebenezer Perry about their trip to Ottawa concerning the Kingston/Napanee McAdamized Road, disposal of Crown Lands and building of County Gaol. Ref. Augustus Hooper (illness of), Richard J. Cartwright, Mr. Furgeson [Thomas R. Ferguson, member for S. Simcoe?], Hon. A. Campbell (Commissioner of Crown Lands), Sir John A. Macdonald (Attorney-General since 1864), and Mr. Galt. Also reference to the Fenian Raids, "the disturbance". ) Archives '· ' 978.165.11 Report of the Engineer Employed to Construct the Macadamized Road from Kingston to Napanee [1837]. Details of proper road construction. James Cull, Engineer. Allan MacPherson, Chairm~n.
978.165.12 Report (2nd) of theCounty Engineer Employed to construct the Macadamized Road from Kingston to Napanee, April lst, 18!9. James Cull, Engineer. Allan Macpherson, Chairman of Trustees. L&A - 29 -
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Bay of Quinte Railway 978.146.3 Brochure, Grand Excursion via Bay of Quinte Railway and steamer, Unique [picture], Thursday, Aug. 16, 1900. Excursion to the Thousand Islands from Yarker, Harrowsmith and Sydenham, aimed for the local farmers.
978.146.1 Timetable, Deseronto Navigation Company and Bay of Quinte Railway, in effect June 14th, 1903. R.C. Carter General Manager; J.F. Chapman, Agent, Deseronto; and H.B. Sherwood, Superintendent, Napanee.
978.146.2 Timetable, Bay of Quinte Railway Co. and connections to Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific. October 19, 1908.
978.146.4 Statement of earnings for Bay of Quinte Railway Company, Dec. 1897 - Dec. 1902.
Archives978 . 146 . 5 Manifest for materials taken from C.P.R. and delivered to Woods Bros., Tamworth. Nov. 20, 1901.
978.146.6 Manifest for materials [empty boxes?] taken from C.P.R. and delivered to Woods Bros., Tamworth. Nov. 22, 1901. County 978.146.8 Manifest for cheese box stock for Woods Bros., Tamworth. Sept. 7, 1906.
978.146.7 Manifest forL&A 264 empty barrels shipped to The Canadian Portland Cement Co., Marlbank. January 31, 1902.
Canadian National Railway
978 . 147 .1 Copy of letter from John A. Weese, M.P. Ottawa, to Hon. Robert Manion, Minister of Railways and Canals, dated April 6, 1933, re. curtailing of Railway services to Napanee. Ref. Gibbard Furniture Company.
978.147.2 Copy of letter from S.J. Hungerford, Acting President, C.N.R. to Hon. R.J. Manion, M.P. dated April 12, 1933. Has read Mr. Weese's letter, and resolutions from Napanee Town Council but C.N.R. unable to schedule stops at Napanee by trains No. 15 and No. 6. Includes railway schedule for Napanee . - 30 -
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Canadian Pacific 971.635 Beatty, E.W., Pres. C.P.R., Three Canadian Problems , A Study of the State of the Nation and of the Vital Necessity of Immediate Action. An address given before Board of Trade of Regina, Feb. 5th, 1935. Ref. the Great Depression, including: reciprocity (free trade), agriculture as business, freight rates, Drayton-Acworth Commission, Grand Trunk Railway, Canadian National, Sir Henry Thornton (Royal Commission of), s.w. Fairweather (C.N.R.), unified management of C.N.R. and C.P.R., labour unions .
Grand Trunk
978.149.2 Ticket from Napanee to Ernesttown. Issued by H.B. Allison t o J.P. Hanley, April 1, 1909. The first 3rd class ticket issued at Napanee. Valid on G.T.R. Trains 6 & 7. Archives978.149.3 Poster for New Train Service between Toronto, Port Hope and Kingston, stopping at Napanee and Ernesttown, effective June 23rd, 1913. Agent J.L. Boyes & Son.
978.149.4 Receipt from J.L. Boyes, Merchant Tailor and Ticket Agent, for one return and one single Napanee - Kingston, sold to Chief Barrett, Aug.County 14, 1917. [Transpo rt prisoner?) 978.149.6 The Corn Exchange Association Report of the Select Committee on the Freight Blockade on the Grand Trunk Railway. 1873. Montreal merchants are having trouble getting theirL&A goods to seaports after freezing of seaway. They believe that G. T.R. is forwarding western cars at the expense of those from Montreal. Ref. Allan Steamship Line.
978.149.7 Receipt dated Nov., 1868.
978.149.8 Manifest for one barrel of ale sent from London [Cailey Co.) to W.H. Wilkinson, Napanee, Feb. 6, 1877. - 31 -
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Grand Trunk (continued)
978.149.9 Letter from J. Willison, Engineer, G.T.R., Fredericksburgh Station, to Mr. J. Marshall, July 11, 1888. Subject a fire said to have been started by ballast train. Submitted by Mr. Marshall to J.Parker Thom~as, Belleville, as evidence, March 14, 1889.
978.149.10 Manifest for goods sent from Montreal to Mr. G. Wright, Napanee, July 13, 1891. Marked paid by J.P. Hawley.
978.149.11 f2Qy of note from John Worswick, agent allowing David Roblin his contract price for Section 4, Oct. 13, 1854.
978.150.1 Pamphlet, Kingston merchants to give free single fares on Bay of Quinte Railway, Kingston & Pembroke Railway and Grand Trunk Thursday and Friday to encourage shopping in Kingston. Undated. Archives
The Hudson Bay Railway Belt 978.645 Report The Hudson Bay Railway Belt and Hudson Bay issued by The Natural Resources Intelligence Service, Dept. of the Interior, 1924. Ref.County whales and whaling.
The Napanee, Tamworth and Quebec Railway 978.151.2 Letter toL&A Lennox & Addington County Council from w. Williams, NT&Q, Jan. 27, 1886 inviting council, officials and wives on special outing on railway, Friday Jan. 29th. Re~. A. Henry, President; E.W. Rathbun, Gen. Manager . - 32 -
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The Ontario Electric Railway Company
978.152.1B Prospectus of the Ontario Electric Railway Co. to be constructed between Toronto and Kingston. cl902. Ref. Sir Richard J. Cartwright and John and Robert J. Carson, Directors. To pass through Deseronto, Napanee, Morven, Fredericksburgh, Violet, Odesssa etc. Details of expenses and expected revenues. Stocks and bonds in company for sale.
978.152.1A Earlier edition of above prospectus. Badly damaged. Pages missing.
978.152.2 Blank form. Application for shares in capital stock.
978. 152.3 Blank form. Application for first mortgage gold bonds. Archives978.152.4 I Blank form. Application for blocks of bonds and stock. /
TRANSPORTATION, LAND, RAILWAYS, MISCELLANEOUS
The Commercial & Financial Chronicle, Hand-Book of Railroad Securities, Description, Income, Prices, Dividends, William B. Dana Pub., January,County 1902 The Red Book, Peoples' Railway Guide, 1909
The Northwestern Pacific Coast Regions, Oregon, Washington Territory and British Columbia, Their future prospects and best routesL&A by which they can be reached. Produced by the Ch i cago & Northwestern Railway. Undated. cl884. Ref. western emigration.
The West Shore , An Illustrated Journal of General Information devoted to the Development of the Great West. November 1884. Illustrated. Ref. Christmas.
The Centennial Exhibition and the Northern Central and Pennsylvania Railroads. 1876. Ref. Philadelphia World's Fair. u - 33 - Location: lJ~
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1. Local Timetables
Lines Tor onto and West, including a portion of No rthern Division, effective June 26th, 1910. (For m B No. 224] Map of G.T. system.
Lines Toronto and West, including a portion of Northern Division, effective May 22nd, 1913. (Form B No. 270] Map of G.T. system.
Eastern Lines, effective August 20th, 1 914. [Form C, No. 345] Map . of G.T. system.
2. Rules & Regulations and Richardson Lakes
978.149. 1 Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, Rules and Regulations, Applicable to all Servants of the Grand Tr unk Railway Company of Canada and Railways Ope~ated by It. Montreal: 1885. Reprinted 1887. Joseph Hickson, General Manager. the property of Wesley Ferguson ArchivesScrimshaw of Deser onto Junction. Special reference Westinghouse Automatic Brake.
Charles A.J. Far~ar, Illustrated Guide Book to Rangeley, Richardson, Kennebago, Umbagog and Parmachenne Lakes. with A New Map of the Region; Game and Fish Laws of Maine and New Hampshire; Railroad, Steamboat, and Stage Routes, etc. Boston: Lee & Shepard, 1881. Reprinted 1882 and presented by The Grand TrunkCounty Railway. Illustrated. (Stamped verso: Grand Trunk ·Ry, Napanee, O.S. June 23, 1882]
3. - 8. ShortL&A Timetables Map and Time Table of the Grand Trunk and Mich iga n Ce n tral Railways, 1876. Illustrations of Victor ia Bridge , Montreal and International Bridge, Niagara.
Grand Trunk Railway Map and Timetable , July 1, 1878.
Grand Trunk Railway Map and Timetable, Nov. 25th, 1878. Geo. Wilson, Ticket Agent at Napanee.
Grand Trunk Railway Map and Timetable, Aug. 15th, 1879.
Grand Trunk Railway Map and Timetable, June 23, 1880. Geo. Wilson Ticket Agent, office near the Paisley House, Napanee. - 34 -
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THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY (continued)
3. - 8. Short Timetables
Grand Trunk Railway Map and Timetable, June 6, 1881. Illustration of dining car interior.
Grand Trunk Railway Map and Timetable, December 1, 1881.
Grand Trunk Railway Map and Timetable, February, 1882.
Grand Trunk Railway Map and Timetable, April, 1882.
9. - 19. Complete System Timetables
Timetables of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, February 1880. Reduced fares given for commercial travellers, Canada Press Associations, theatrical troups, excursion parties, indians, nuns etc.
Timetables of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, July, 1880. Timetables of the Grand Trunk RailwayArchives of Canada, Sept., ) 1880.
Timetables of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, Nov., 1880.
Timetables of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, Aug., 1881.
County 971.351 Timetables of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, J~. 1882. 971.352 [Duplicate of above. De-accession.]
TimetablesL&A of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, December, 1884. This line now includes the old established and favorite Great Western Railway Route via Niagara Falls, forming a part of the Chicago, Detroit and Niagara Falls Short Line. J.L. Boyes, Agent, Napanee. Illustrations showing costume c1884 [p. 56] and buying insurance [p. 57].
Grand Trunk Rwy. Company of Canada Official Time Table, April, 1888. J.L. Boyes, agent, Napanee. Ref. steamer Empress of India; scales; Chautauqua; recent sheet music publications; stained glass (McCausland & Sons); Royal Mail Steamships [p. 2]; licorice as medication [p. 9]; photographer Wrn. Farmer, Hamilton [p. 11]; photographer, Stanton, Toronto [p. 13]; The Napanee Paper Company [p. 13]; bicycles [p. 15]; fashion for false hair [p. 18]; and other commodities. - 35 -
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9. - 19. Complete System Timetables
Grand Trunk Railway map and timetable, Oct. 29th, 1888. J.L. Boyes agent, Napanee.
Grand Trunk Railway System Compete Timetables, June 27, 1909. Ref. Pacific Exposition, Seattle, June-October, 1909. Illustrations Great Lakes steamers Ionic, Doric, City of Midland, Germanic, Majestic, Saronic, Waubic, Hamonic and Huronic.
Grand Trunk ~ailway System Complete Timetables, Jan. 14, 1910.
Grand Trunk Railway System Complete Timetables, Oct. 9, 1910.
Grand Trunk Railway System Complete Timetables, Aug. 6, 1911. Ref. Grand Trunk Office, London, England - travel to England stressed as it is year of Coronation of George V; also to Art Loan Exhibition and C.N.E., Toronto.
Grand Trunk Railway System Complete Timetables, Nov . .. Archives 4th, ) 1911. Grand Trunk Railway System Complete Timetables, June 23, 1912. Ref. hydro-electric power station, Trenton [p. 92)
Grand Trunk Railway System Complete Timetables, Sept. 29, 1912.
Grand Trunk RailwayCounty System Complete Timetables, Jan. 7, 1913. Ref. telephone system of train despatching.
Grand Trunk Railway System Complete Timetables, June 29, 1913. L&A Grand Trunk Railway System Complete Timetables, June 12, 1914. Ref. Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco.
Grand Trunk Railway System Complete Timetables, Sept. 28, 1914. Ref. Panama-Pacific International Exposition to open Feb., 1915 [p. 97)
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20. Tourist Brochures (cl900-cl913)
"Mountains of New England and the Sea". [Illustrated]
"Playgrounds of Canada, The Haunts of Fish and Game , The Most Charming Summer Resorts in America." [Illustrated] 1913. Ref. children, summer camps for boys.
"Haunts of Fish & Game", issued by the Passenger Department, Grand Trunk Railway System. 1912. [Illustrated]. Pictures of hunting and fishing.
21. Western Timetables (1909-1910)
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Construction Department, Time Tables between Winnipeg and Wainwright, and Westfort and Lake Superior Jet. Feb. 8, 1909.
Grand Trunk Pacific, Time Tables between Winnipeg and Edmonton and westfort and Lake Superior Jet., Aug . 11 , 1910. Map. Archives
22. Miscellaneous
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company, 4 Per Cent Mortgage Sterling Bonds, due 1955. Published 1905. Undated loose pagesCounty from a Grand Trunk schedule.
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THE CANADIAN NORTHERN AND CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYS
Canadian Northern
978.148.1 Canadian Northern Ontario Railway, Sunday Train, Sept. lst, to To~onto and Canadian National Exhibition. Originates at Napanee. Handbill. Warner has dated it 1912 .
978.148 . 2 Merchandise Receipt, issued Napanee, Jan. 21, 1918 to W.J. Shannon. Goods to be shi pped to F. Schnaufer, Toronto. Signed E.M. Laughlin, Agent.
978.148.3 A&B Canadian Northern Ontario Lines Schedule, June 15, 1912. Incorporates Bay of Quinte Railway. Warner has written: "First one to Napanee".
Canadian Northern, Combined Time Tables, Eastern and Western Lines, corrected to Feb. 14, 1912. Map of lines and history.
Canadian Northern, Combined Time ArchivesTables, Eastern and Western Lines , corrected to Dec. 9, 1912 . Map of lines. Ref. Atlantic steamers, Royal Edward [picture] and Royal George.
Canadian Pacific
Pamphlet, The CanadianCounty Pacific, the only route to Manitoba and the Boundless Wheatfields of the West. 1882. Ref. _em igration to west. Winnipeg.
Pamphlet, The Canadian Pacific Railway Co . Land Grant, Twenty FiveL&A Million Acres in Manitoba and North West. 1882. Map. Immigration & Sportsmen.
Pamphlet, The Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Land Grant, Twenty Five Mi llion Acres in Manitoba and Nort h West. 1882. Map. Immigration.
Pamphlet, Canadian Pacific R.R. , only Route to Manitoba and the Great North West. 1883. Map. Immigration. W.D. Madden Agent, Napanee .
Pamphlet, The Golden North West, A Horne for All People. In use 1883 & 1884. Illustrated. Geo. Wilson, Agent , '--) Napanee. W.D . Madden, Agent, Napanee. [2 copies] - 38 -
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THE CANADIAN NORTHERN AND CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYS
Canadian Pacific (continued)
Pamphlet, The Canadian Pacific Railway to Manitoba and The NorthWest Territories of Canada. 1883. J.L. Boyes, Agent, Napanee. [two copies]
Canadian Pacific Railway map and timetable corrected to Nov. 20th, 1886. Ref. equipment (sleeping cars).
Canadian Pacific Railway map and timetable corrected to Dec. 9th, 1886.
Canadian Pacific Railway map and timetable corrected to June 16th, 1889. W.D. Madden, agent, Napanee
Canadian Pacific Railway, Ontario District Time Table Folder, Jan. 11, 1909. Photograph of Winnipeg Express.
Canadian Pacific Railway Time Table, Sept. 22, 1909. Ref. Alaska-Yukon- Pacific Exposition at Seattle, June-Oct. 1909. Photograph of Atlantic steamer, Empress of Britain.
Canadian Pacific Railway Daily TranscontinentalArchives Train Service, Jan. 2, 1910.
Canadian Pacific Railway Daily Transcontinental Train Service, Ma~ch 4th, 1910. Photograph of Atlantic steamer, Empress of Ireland.
Canadian Pacific Railway Timetable, May 14th, 1911. Photograph of AtlanticCounty steamer, Empress of Ireland. Canadian Pacific Railway Timetable, January 1st, 1912.
Canadian Pacific Railway Timetable, October 1st, 1912. PhotographL&A of Empress of Asia. Ref. to building of Empress of Russia.
Canadian Pacific Railway Timetable, April 27th, 1914.
Canadian Pacific Railway Timetable, September 8th, 1914. Ref. to leisure activities on board ship, including a dark room for amateur photographers and a Filipino band.
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AMERICAN RAILWAY SCHEDULES
This large collection has been divided into three sections: (1) Lines roughly concerned with transportation EAST of the Mississippi; (2) Lines roughly concerned with transportation WEST of the Mississippi; (3) u.s. steamship timetables, and some miscellaneous rail timetables outside U.S. A.
East of the Mississippi
1. Boston and Albany Railroad (New York Central) 1908. [O.F. Daly Vice-President]
2. Boston and Albany Railroad (New York Central) 1912.
3. Boston and Maine Railroad, Southern Div., 1911.
4. Boston and Maine Railroad, 1914. ) Archives I 5. Central Vermont Railroad, undated [prob. 1880's]
6. Central Vermont Railroad, Green Mountain Route, 1912.
7. Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad, 1885.
8. Delaware and Hudson, 1906.
9. Delaware and Hudson,County 1912.
10. Delaware and Hudson, 1914. 11. DetroitL&A Milwaukee Rail Road, 1877. 12. Detroit Milwaukee Rail Road, Jan. 1878.
13. Detro~t Milwaukee Rail Road, March 1878.
14. Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Railway, Oct. 1879 .
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15. Detroit, Saginaw & Bay City Rail Road, Oct. 1879.
16. Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Railway, Jan. 1880.
17. Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Railway, June 1881.
18. Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Railway, Oct. 1881.
19. Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Railway, May 1882.
20. Erie Railway, 1876.
21. Erie Railway, 1886.
22. Great Western Railway, 1879.
23. Great Western Railway, 1881. 24. Lackawanna Railroad, April 1912.Archives 25. Lackawanna Railroad, Feb. 1914.
26. Michigan Centr~l Railroad, 1875.
27. Michigan Central Railroad, 1876. 28. Michigan CentralCounty Railroad, Jan. 1878. 29. Michigan Central Railroad, Feb. 1878.
30. Michigan Central Railroad, Jan., 1879.
31. MichiganL&A Central Railroad, June, 1879.
32. Michigan Central Railroad, Dec., 1879.
33. Michigan Central Railroad, Dec. 1884.
34. Michigan Central Railroad, Sept. 1890. "The North Shore Limited running through Ontario from New York to Chicago."
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35. Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Rail Road, July 1876 .
36. Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad, June, 1887.
37. Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad, Oct. 1887.
38. "The Center of the First City of the World. The New Grand Central Station of the New York Central Lines. (c) 1904.
39. New York Central & Hudson River R. R. , winter 1905.
40. New York Central & Hudson River R.R. (Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburgh Division), Jan. 1908.
41. New York Central R.R. (Western, Rochester and Buffalo Divisions) Jan. 1909.
42. New York Central R.R. (Western, Rochester and Buffalo Divisions) Apr. 1909. Archives 43. New York Central & Hudson River R.R. (Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburgh Division), June 1909.
44. New York Central & Hudson River R.R. (Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburgh Division), Nov. 1909.
45. New York Central & Hudson River R.R. April 1910.
46. New York CentralCounty R.R. (Western, Rochester and Buffalo Divisions) Oct. 1910.
47. New York Central R.R. (St. Lawrence & Ontario Divisions)L&A June 1911. 48. New York Central R.R. Complete Schedule Oct. 1912.
49. New York Central R.R. Complete Schedule Dec . 1912.
50. New York Central R.R. (St. Lawrence & Ontario Divisions) Sept. 1913.
51. New York Central R.R. Complete Schedule Sept. 1913.
52. New York Central Lines, Michigan Central, 1907. - 42 -
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53. New York, New Haven & Hartford, March, 1908.
54. New York, New Haven & Hartford, June 15, 1908.
55. New York, New Haven & Hartford, Local Time Table 1909 .
56. New York, New Haven & Hartford, June 5, 1910.
57. New York, New Haven & Hartford, Boston Service, 1912.
58. New York, New Haven & Hartford, June 28, 1913
59. New York, West Shore & Buffalo R. R., Aug. 1883. (West Shore Route)
60. West Shore Railroad, Feb. 1887.
61. Northern Central Railway, Nov. 1877.
62. Northern Central Railway, Dec. 1877 . 63. Northern Central Railway, SummerArchives Excursions, 1880. 64. Northern Central Railway, July 1880.
65. Northern Central Railway, August, 1881.
66. North-Western, Grand Trunk R.R., March 1, 1880 . 67. Pennsylvania Railroad,County Northern Division, 1912. 68. Pennsylvania Route Excursions, 1881.
69. Seaboard Air Line Railway, Feb. 1912.
70. SouthernL&A Railway, Nov . 1913 .
71. SouthEastern Railway, Summer, 1886.
72. Utica and Black River Railroad, Summer, 1876.
73. Wabash Rail Way, April, 1878.
74. Wabash Rail Way, April, 1978 [2] - 43 -
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75. Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railway, 1882
76. Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railway, Feb. 1882.
77. Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railway, Jan. 1885.
78. Wabash Route, St. Louis, Kansas City, Indianapolis Chicago. Feb. 1886.
79. Wabash Route to Kansas and Nebraska. 1887.
80. The Wabash Railway, 1888.
West of the Mississippi
81. Atchison, Topeka aQd Santa Fe R.R., 1880.
82. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe R.R., 1881. ) Archives 83. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe R.R., 1885 .
84. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe R.R., 1886 .
85. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe R.R., Feb. 1887. 86. Atchison, TopekaCounty and Santa Fe R.R., Oct. 1887. 87. Chicago, Alton & St. Louis, Oct. 1876.
88. Chicago, Alton & St. Louis, Dec. 1877.
89. ChicagoL&A, Alton & St. Louis, Feb. 1878 . 90 . Chicago, Alton & St. Louis, Dec. 1878.
91. Chicago, Alton & St. Louis, Oct. 1887.
92. Chicago , Burlington & Missouri River Line, Chicago to San Francisco. cl870 . Ref. California Gold Rush
93. Burlington Route: Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R.R. cl87l. u - 44 -
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94. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, 1876.
95. Burlington Route: Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R.R. 1878.
96. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. I May, 1879.
97. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. I June, 1879.
98. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. I June, 1879. [ 2]
99. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R.R., June, 1879. Guide to the Pacific.
100. Chicago, Bur lington & Quincy R.R., Map, 1880.
101. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R.R., Summer, 1880. Traveler & Tourist Information.
102. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R.R., Summer, 1880. Gold Fields of Colorado, NewArchives Mexico, etc. 103. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R.R., Winter, 1880. Traveler & Tourist Information.
104. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R.R., Summer, 1881.
105. Everybody's Guide to the West via Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R.R.,County 1882. 106. Burlington Route, C.B.& Q.R.R., Fall, 1884 .
107. Burlington Route, C.B.& Q.R.R., Winter, 1886.
108. BurlingtonL&A Route, C.B.& Q.R.R., Summer, 1887.
109. Burlington Route, C.B.& Q.R.R., Spring, 1888.
110. Burlington Route, Time Tables to Puget Sound and Portland, Fall , 1912.
111. Chicago Great Western R.R., Sept. 1912. - 45 -
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112. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, Aug., 1874.
113. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, Dec., 1874.
114. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, 1876.
115. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, July, 1877.
116. [Not used.]
117. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, 1878.
118. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, Feb. 1879.
119. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, March 1880.
120. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, May, 1880.
121. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, April, 1881. 122. Chicago, Milwaukee and St.Archives Paul, August, 1881. j 123. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, Oct. 1881. ' 124. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, Short Line - Westbound, Feb. 1883.
125. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, Short Line - Westbound, Sept. 1883.
126. Chicago, MilwaukeeCounty and St. Paul, Sept. 1883.
127. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, To Iowa, Minnesota, Dakota, Sept. 1883.
128. Chicago,L&A Milwaukee and St. Paul, Short Line to Iowa, Minnesota & Dakota, Jan. 1885.
129. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, North Pacific Short Line, c1885. - 46 -
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130. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, 1886.
131. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, c1888.
132. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, 1888.
133. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, Aug., 1912.
134. Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis Line, 1877. [2]
135. Chicago and North Western Railway, May, 1878.
136. Chicago and North Western Railway (and the Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis Line), May, 1879.
137. Chicago and North Western Railway, Nov., 1879.
138. Chicago and North Western Railway, Sept., 1880.
139. Chicago and North Western Railway, March, 1881.
140. Chicago and North Western ArchivesRailway, Feb., 1882.
141. North Western Railway, March, 1882.
142. North Western Railway, April, 1882.
143. Chicago and North Western Railway, July 1882.
144 • . Chicago and CountyNorth Western Railway, Nov., 1882.
145. Chicago and North Western Railway, August, 1884. 146. ChicagoL&A and North Western Railway, Jan., 1885. 147. Chicago and North Western Railway, ' June, 1885. 148. Chicago and North Western Railway, cl912.
149. Chicago and North Western Railway, Oct. l' 1912. 150. North Western Line and Union Pacific, San Francisco Overland Limited, 1913. Colour brochure, beautifully illustrated. Ref. negros, women, children, Art Deco, Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Francisco and interior floor plan of coaches. u - 47 -
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151. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail Road, May 1879.
152. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail Road, Aug 1879.
153. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific for California cl879.
154. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail Road, May 1880. Geo. Wilson Ticket Agent, Office near the Paisley House, Napanee.
155. Chicago Rock · rsland and Pacific Rail Road, Oct. 1881.
156. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail Road, Jan. 1882.
157. The Great Rock Island Route, C.R.I. & P. RY, through rates of fare from Chicago, Feb. 1, 1882.
158. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail Road, June 1882.
159. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway, Dec. 1884.
160. The Great Rock Island Route,Archives C.R.I. & P. RY, through rates of fare from Chicago, Jan. l , 1885.
161. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway, May, 1885.
162. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway, Summer 1886.
163. The Great Rock Island Route, C. R.I. & P. RY, through rates of fareCounty from Chicago, June l, 1887. 164. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway, Summer 1887. 165. ChicagoL&A Rock Island and Pacific Railway, Summer 1888. 166. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway, Winter 1888.
167. Rock Island Time Tables, November, 1911. - 48 -
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168. To the Scenic Northwest, Great Northern Railway cl910
169. Illinois Central Railroad, 1870.
170. Illinois Central Rail~oad, April 1881.
171. Excursions South via Illinois Central R.R., World's Fair, St. Louis. 1884. [2 copies)
172. Illinois Central Railroad, Dec. 1885.
173. Illinois Central Railroad, Sept. 1912.
174. Illinois Central Railroad, 1914.
17 5. Louisville and Nashville Railroad, Dec. 1885.
17 6. Louisville and Nashville Railroad, July 1, 1912. Illustration of beach shows contemporary fashion.
177. Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway through the beautiful Indian Territory, July 1879. ·, Archives ) 178. Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, Aug. 1879.
179. Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, Southwest, 11 11 The Katy Flyer , July 28th, 1912.
180. Missouri Pacific Railway, Winter Excursions to Texas , winter 1881-1882.County 181. Missou~i Pacific Railway, 1881.
182. Missouri Pacific Railway, 1882. 183. MissouriL&A Pac ific Railway, cl888. - 49 -
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184. Northern Pacific Railroad, Summer 1881.
185. Northern Pacific Railroad, Fall, 1881.
186. Northern Pacific Railroad, Winter, 1881.
187. Northern Pacific Railroad, Winter, 1882.
188. Northern Pacific Railroad, Winter, 1882. Information regarding rates, routes, etc.
189. Northern Pacific Railroad, Winter, 1882. Information regarding rates, routes, etc. [2)
190. Northern Pacific Railroad, Short Line to the Pacific Coast, Summe~, 1884.
191. Northern Pacific Railroad, Short Line to the Pacific Coast, Winter 1884-5. - 192 • Preserve this Map! .•• partArchives of North Dakota traversed . .> by the Northern Pacific Railroad, cl885.
193. The Northern Pacific Railroad, The Dining Car Route between the East and the Pacific Coast, 1886. Illustrated tourist brochure. 194. Northern PacificCounty Railroad, Sept. 1886. 195. Northern Pacific Railroad Time Tables, 1912.
196. St. Louis, Kanslas City & Northern, Spring, 1878.
197. St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway (Red River ValleyL&A Line), June 1881.
198. St. Paul, Minneapolis and. Manitoba Railway (Red River Valley Line), Aug. 1881.
199. St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway (Red River Valley Line), March, 1882. - 50 -
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200. St. · Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway (Red River Valley Line), April, 1884. Geo. Wilson Ticket Agent, 91 John Street, Napanee. [2 copies - duplicates retained due to Canadian significance]
201. St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway (Red River Valley Line), cl885. [free homes in G~at Devil's Lake Country]
202. St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway (Red River Valley Line), cl885.
203. Red River Valley Line, St. Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway, May 1885. [3 copies - duplicates retained due to Canadian significance]
204. Red River Valley Line, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway, November, 1886.
205. Red River Valley Line, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway, c1887. Archives ) 206 . San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake Rail Road, Summer, 1912.
207. San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake Rail Road, Oct.-Nov., 1913. 208. Soo Line, Aug.County 1, 1912. 209. Soo Line, 1914.
210. New Rail Route to Montana via Union Pacific, 1879.
211. MostL&A Popular ~oute to Colorado via Union Pacific 1879.
212. The Union Pacific and Utah Northern, May 1881. George Wilson, agent, office near the Huffman House, Napanee. [copy l]
213. The Union Pacific and Utah Northern, May 1881. George Wilson, agent, office near the Paisley House, Napanee. [copy 2] - 51 -
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213. The Only Route to the Black Hills, Union Pacific and Sidney Stage Line, avoiding Bad Lands, Hostile Indians, and the Dangerous Storm Belts of the North. 1881.
214. Union and Central Pacific Rail Road Line to San Francisco, July 1881.
215. Union Pacific Railway to Montana. Oct. 1881.
216. Union and Central Pacific Rail Road Line to San Francisco, Nov. 1881.
217. Union Pacific Railway to Colorado. Jan. 1882.
218. Union Pacific Railway to Montana, Feb. 1882.
219. Union and Central Pacific Rail Road Line to San Francisco, March 1882 . 220. Union Pacific Railway to Montana,Archives Apr. 1882. I 221. Union and Central Pacific Rail Road Line to San Francisco, July 1884.
222. Union Pacific Railway, The Central Short Line. July, 1884. 223. Union PacificCounty Railway, July 1884. 224. Tourist Folder of the Union Pacific Railway, 1885.
225 Grand Army of the Republic, Annual Encampment, Aug. 3, L&A1886 San Francisco. Union Pacific pamphlet. 226. Union Pacific, The Overland Route. 1888.
227. The Pathfinder of the Union Pacific Overland Route. Sept. 1888.
228. Wisconsin Central Railroad, 1879.
229. Wisconsin Central Railroad, 1888.
TRANSPORTATION AMERICAN RAILWAY SCHEDULES (continued) 3. Miscellaneous Railway Schedules and Steamboat Schedules 230. Queen & Crescent Route, Florida - Cuba , New Orleans, July 1912. 231. Pullman's Hotel Cars, Menu. [Clarance Warner marked back "1907".] 232. Iron Mountain Route to San Francisco. Undated. Probably 1880's. 233. Iron Mountain Route to San Francisco. 1886. 234. Iowa and Nebraska Lands via the Burlington and Missouri Railroad Company. Undated. cl872. 235. Northern Transit Co., Rail & Water Route. Undated . 236. Pacific Coast Steamship Co.,Archives October 1, 1886. 237. Lake Camplain and Lake George Steamers, 1879. 238. State Line Steamers to Europe. Undated. cl879-80. 239. Lake Superior Transit Co. to Duluth. Undated. 240. Advertisement for Murray Hill Hotel, Thousand Islands, N.Y.,County 1911. 241. Anchor Line Ocean Steamers, Ireland - America. Albert R. Lee Agent, Napanee. [Also marked: Amos H. Allison, Montreal Telegraph, Napanee , Ont.]L&A Undated. Archives County L&A INDEX TO "U" GROUP OF BOXES [date ) Page Abbott, Albert H., letters to W.A. Grange, 1917 005 Adolphustown, Picton and Napanee Navigation Co. 1910, 1911 021 Aeroplane, Curtis flying machine, July 1, 1912 019 Agriculture, agribusiness, 1935 030 Agriculture, dairy, cheese production on farm vs factory, 1884 016 Agriculture, dairy, fraud in supplying milk to cheese factories 016 Agriculture, fairs, prize lists Lennox Ag. Soc. 001-004 Agriculture, fairs, prizes awarded at exhibition, Kingston 1882 018 Agriculture, farmers, buying war bonds, 1917 005 Agriculture, homestead, layout of for best results, 1882 018 Agriculture, illustrations of prosperous Can. farms c1885 016 Agriculture, livestock, 'The Herds & Flocks of Canada', 1882 018 Agriculture, livestock, Canadian meat and cattle trade, 1878 015 Agriculture, livestock, report, Chicago Fat Stock Show, 1882 018 Agriculture, manure, essay upon, 1882 018 Agriculture, sugar beets, testimony about, 1878 015 Alberta, western lines of Grand Trunk to Edmonton, 1910 036 Alcombrack, C., signs petition 025 Alexander, A., Auditor, 1905, 1907 001 Alexander, A., Auditor, 1914 002 ·Alfronius, z., signs petition 025 Allan Line of Royal Mail Ships, 1879 022 Allan Steamship Line, reference to, 1873 030 · Alleri, James, Napanee, Independent Order of Good Templars 1870 009 Allen, John, repairing roads 1876 025 Allison, Amos H., Napanee agent for Montreal Telegraph 052 Allison, Amos H., Napanee, agent for Atlantic steamers, 1879 022 Allison, Cyrus R., Pres. Lennox AgriculturalArchives Society, 1905 1905 001 Allison, H.B., rail ticket issued by, April 1, 1909 030 Allison, H.B., signs petition 025 Allison, J.H., signs petition 025 Arney, Nelson, Camden East, Ind. Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Animals, whales, hunting of, 1924 031 Architecture, farmhouse, Essay on the Homestead, 1882 018 Arden, Independent Order of Good Templars 1878 010 Arden, Independent OrderCounty of Good Templars 1879 010 Ardoch, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Ardoch, Independent Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Arts, applied - art deco decoration of railway coaches, 1913 046 Arts, applied, stained glass, McCausland & Sons, 1888 034 Arts, Chautauqua,L&A 1888 034 Arts, exhibitions, Art Loan Exhibition of 1911, Toronto 035 Arts, exhibitions, Dominion Exhibition, Kingston, 1882 (winners) 018 Arts, music, interest in foreign rhythms, Filipino band, 1914 038 Arts, music, recent sheet music publications, 1888 034 Asselstine, Herbert, repairing roads 1879 025 Asselstine, William C., land exchange for road allowance 1863 007 Aylesworth, Bowen, Bath, Ind. Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Aylesworth, Bowen, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Aylesworth, D., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1905 001 Aylesworth, D., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1907 001 Aylesworth, Emma, Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1868 008 Aylesworth, E.E., Miss, Bath, Indep Order of Good Templars 1870 009 Aylesworth, H., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1914, 1915 002 Aylesworth, I.B., Rev, Napanee, Ind. Order of Good Templars 1868 008 Aylesworth, I.B., Rev., zeal as temperance lecturer 1870 009 Aylsworth, I., signs petition, Napanee, 1867 026 Bain, Michael, bidding on toll gate three, 1865 027 Barnard, E., testimony on Canadian sugar beet industry, 1878 015 Barnhardt, Albert, mastei of steamer Armenia 022 Barr, Andrew, signs petition, Kaladar, no date 026 Barr, Duncan B., signs petition, Kaladar, no date 026 Barrett, Frederick W., receipt for ticket to Kingston, 1917 030 Barrie, meeting of Independent Order of Good Templars 1881 011 Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1868 008 Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1878 010 Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1879 010 Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1880 011 Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1881 011 Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1882 011 Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1883 011 Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1884 012 Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1885 012 Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1886 012 Beatty, E.W., President C.P.R., 1935, Archivesaddress by 030 Beckwith, James, signs petition, Kaladar, no date 026 Bedore, E.L., enquiring in 1919 about loss of Bannockburn 1902 020 Bell, James, bidding on toll gate one, 1870 027 Belleville, meeting of Independent Order of Good Templars 1864 008 Bennie, M., Miss, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Bennie, Maggie B., Cloyne, Ind. Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Bogart, F.L., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1919 003 Bogart, M.C., Napanee, IndependentCounty Order of Good Templars 1885 012 Bogart, M.C., Napanee, Independent Order of Good Templars 1886 012 Booth, Arnold P.,· witnesses indenture, 1869 027 Booth, Frank, witnesses indenture, 1869 027 Booth, Phillip D., Chairman of County Property Cttee., 1866 025 Booth, Phillip L&AD., Warden of Lennox & Addington, 1869 027 Booth, Phillip, visits Ottawa re. Kingston/Napanee Road 1866 028 Botheren, Edward, signs petition, Kalada~, no date 026 Bourgeois, L.A., Col, Dept. of Nat. Defence, letter from 1965 020 Bowen, F.M., signs petition 025 Bowen, James [L.], signs petition 025 Bowen, W.P., signs petition 025 Boyes, J.L. & Son, Napanee, agents for Grand Trunk Railway 030 Boyes, J.L., agent for Bay of Quinte Steamboat Co. c1900 020 Boyes, J.L., agent for Ontario & Quinte Navigation Co. c1900 020 Boyes, J.L., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1919 003 Boyes, J.L., Napanee agent for C.P.R., 1883 038 Boyes, J.L. , Napanee agent for Credit Valley Railway, 1882 022 Boyes, J.L., Napanee agent for Grand Trunk Railway, 1888 035 Boyes, J.L., Napanee agent, Grand Trunk Railway, 1884 034 Boyes, J.L., Napanee agent, Grand Trunk Railway, 1888 034 Boyes, J.L., Napanee, agent for Port Huron & NW Railway 1887 023 Boyes, J.L., on committee for flying demonstration, 1912 019 Boyes, J.L., receipt issued by, 1917 030 Boyle, W.H., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1919 003 Brandon, William, Lennox Agricultural Society, 1907 001 Bridges, International Bridge, Niagara, 1876 033 Bridges, steel, Colebrook bridge opening, 1889 019 Bridges, Victoria Bridge, Montreal, 1876 033 British Columbia, capabilities for settlement, 1878 015 British Columbia, future prospects and routes to, c1884 031 Brockville, meeting of Independent Order of Good Templars 1882 011 Brown, George, speech in Senate re. Cartwright Budget, 1878 015 Brown, W., The Herds & Flocks of Canada, 1882 018 Burnip, Howard, master of steamer Ranger 022 Cadman, W.H., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1~14 002 Cambie, H.J., testimony re. settlement of British Columbia, 1878 015 Cambridge, Patrick M. , signs petition 025 Camden East, bridge, disrepair of, 1861-2 006 Camden East, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Camden East, Independent Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Camden East, Independent Order of GoodArchives Templars 1878 010 Camden East, Independent Order of Good Templars 1879 010 Camden East, toll gate, petition from keeper, 1865 025 Campbell, A., Commissioner for Crown Lands, meeting with, 1866 028 Canada Press Associations, reduced fares on G.T. R., l880 034 Canada, Department of the Interior, report on Hudson Bay, 1924 031 Canadian Portland Cement Co.~ Marlbank, goods delivered to 1902 029 Card, S., Rev., Napanee, Independent Order of Good Templars 1882 011 Carscallen, Luke, signs Countypetition, Napanee, 1867 026 Carson, John, Ontario Electric Railway Co., c1902 031 Carson, Robert J., Ontario Electric Railway Co., cl902 031 Car ter, R.C., General Manage,r, Bay of Quinte Railway, 1903 029 Cartwright, Richard J., budget as Min. of Finance, 1878 015 Cartwright, RichardL&A J., budget rebuttal from George Brown, 1878 015 Cartwright, Richard J., his help in Ottawa, 1866 028 Cartwright, Richard J., Ontario Electric Railway Co., c1902 031 Casey, A., Miss, Na~anee, Ind. Order of Good Templar s 1882 011 Casey, Anna, Mrs., Independent Order of Good Templars 1885 012 Casey, H., Mrs., Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Casey, H., Mrs., Newburgh, Ind. Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Casey, H., Mrs., Newburgh, Ind. Orde r of Good Templars 1878 010 Casey, H., Mrs., Newburgh, Ind. Order of Good Templars 1879 010 Casey, Nellie, at Independent Order of Good Templars 1880 011 Casey, Thomas w., address given to Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Casey, Thomas w., attends IOGT meeting, To., with wife 1880 011 Casey, Thomas w., hired to lecture on temperance in West 1868 008 Casey, Thomas w., lectures on temperance in Quebec 1870 009 Casey, Thomas W., licensing legislation, 1794, property of 014 Casey, Thomas W., now Past Grand Secretary, IOGT 1888 012 Casey, Thomas W., Provincial Deputy IOGT 1878 010 Casey, Thomas w., retirement after 16 years secretary IOGT 1885 012 Casey, Thomas w., Secretary of Ind. Order of Good Templars 1881 011 Casey, Thomas w., Secretary of Ind. Order of Good Templars 1882 011 Casey, Thomas w., Secretary of Ind. Order of Good Templars 1883 011 Casey, Thomas w., Secretary of Ind. Order of Good Templars 1884 012 Casey, Thomas w., zeal as temperance lecturer 1869 008 Casey, Willet w., owned report on causes of 1837 rebellion 014 Cedore, Alexander [?], signs petition, Kaladar, no date 026 Cedore, Richard (?], signs petition, Kaladar, no date 026 Centreville, Independent Order of Good Templars 1868 008 Centreville, Independent Order of Good Templars reopened 1885 012 Centreville, Independent Order of Good Templars 1886 012 Chadwick, Allen, bidding on toll gate three, 1864 027 Champlain Society, new publication, March 10, 1959 017 Chapman, J.F., Deseronto agent for Bay of Quinte Railway, 1903 029 Cheese factories, Act to prevent fraud in supplying milk to 1889 016 Cheese factories, cheese boxes, materials for, 1901-06 029 Ch~ese factories, cheese boxes, shipments for, 1910-11 021 Cheese factories, production on farm versus factory, 1884 016 Children, holiday on Glen Island c1900 (illustrations) 022 Children, orphanages, report of inspectionArchives of, 1887 017 Children, summer camps for boys in Canada, 1913 036 Children, travelling on railway 046 Christie, D.B., master of steamer Ella Ross 022 Churches & religion, Roman Catholic, reduced rail fares for nuns 034 Clark, George, signs petition, Kaladar, no date 026 Clark, Samuel, bidding on toll gate one and two, 1864 025 Cleworth, T., Rev., Selby, Ind. Order of Good Templars 1885 012 Cieworth, T., Rev., Selby,County Ind. Order of Good Templars 1886 012 Clough, George D., bidding on toll gate one, 1870 028 Clough, George D., bidding on toll gate two, 1869 027 Cloyne, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Cloyne, Independent Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Cloyne, IndependentL&A Order of Good Templars 1878 010 Cloyne, Independent Order of Good Templars 1879 010 Colebrook, bridge, opening of new bridge, April 17, 1889 019 Colebrook, File's Hotel 019 Colebrook, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Collin's Bay, Independent Order of Good Templar s [L&A] 1864 008 Collingwood Line, guide for Lake Superior 022 Collingwood Line, reference to steamers, 1876 023 Commodities, beer, barrel of ale, 1877 030 Commodities, books, customs forms for· 1860's 019 Commodities, cheese, spoilage due to retail mishandling, 1884 016 Commod ities, general, statistics on imports/exports, 1862 014 Commodities, licorice, as a medication, 1888 034 Commodities, meat, Canadian meat and cattle trade, 1878 015 Commodities, peat, manufacture of in Canada, 1878 015 Commodities, sugar beets, testimony about, 1878 015 Commodities, weighing of, advertisement for accurate scales 1888 034 Communication, telephone, used in train despatch, 1913 035 Conway, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Conway, Independent Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Copeland, James, Ernesttown Station, IOGT 1878 010 Copeland, James, Ernesttown Station, IOGT 1879 010 Copeland, James, Ernesttown Station, IOGT 1880 011 Copeland, James, Ernesttown Station, IOGT 1881 011 Cornwall, court house, Act recommends building, 1794 014 Costume, 1884, couple on railway platform 034 Costume, 1888, hair (the fashion for false fringes) 034 Cowan, A., Vennachar, Independent Order of Good Templars 1878 010 Cowan, A., Vennachar, Independent Order of Good Templars 1879 010 Cox, Robert, Enterprise, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Cox, Robert, Enterprise, Independent Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Cox, Robert, Enterprise, Independent Order of Good Templars 1878 010 Cox, Robert, Enterprise, Independent Order of Good Templars 1886 012 Cramp, Thomas, testimony on Canadian meat and cattle trade, 1878 015 Creighton, J.C., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1905, 1907 001 Creighton, T. D., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1914 002 Cull, James, engineer, report on Macadamized Road, 1837, 1839 028 Curran, G.B., Lennox Agricultural Society,Archives 1919 003 Dafoe, Daniel, signs petition, Kaladar, no date 026 Dafoe, David A., signs petition, Kaladar, no date 026 Daly, Herbert, Lennox Agricultural Society, 1919 003 Daly, R.A. [Richard Arthur?], letters to W.A. Grange, 1917 005 Daly, W.J., master of steamer Arctic 022 Davern, Daniel, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Davison, William, signs petition, Kaladar, no date 026 Dawson, J.F., Lennox AgriculturalCounty Society, 1907 001 Denbigh, Independent Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Denbigh, Independent Order of Good Templars 1878 010 Deseronto Navigation Company and Bay of Quinte Railway, 1903 029 Deseronto Navigation Company, guidebook 022 Deseronto, steamer sailings from, 1905 021 Detlor, G.W., witnessesL&A indentures, 1864 027 Detlor, G.W., witnessing indentures, 1864 025 Detlor, L. MeL., witnesses indenture, 1870 028 Detlor, W.S., signs petition, Napanee, 1867 026 Detlor, William P., witnesses indentures, 1865, 1869, 1870 027 Dickens, Edwin, signs petition, Napanee, 1867 026 Dingman, Manson, Gretna, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Dingman, Manson, Gretna, Independent Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Disasters & accidents, fires, 1888, G.T.R. Fredericksburgh 031 Dix, Joseph, master of steamer Valeria 022 pominion Securities, Review of Bond Market, 1916 005 Donal, R.W., County Council c1868 026 Dougherty, James, master of steamer Reliance 022 Downey, Robert, signs petition, Napanee, 1867 026 Dundas County, ref. in Agricultural Work in Ontario, 1911 018 Edore, Isaac, signs petition, Kaladar, no date 026 Education, teachers, applicants to be, Newburgh, 1862-3 007 Empey, M.N., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1905, 1907 001 Enterprise, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Enterprise, Independent Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Enterprise, Independent Order of Good Templars 1878 010 Enterprise, Independent Order of Good Templars reopened 1885 012 Enterprise, Independent Order of Good Templars 1886 012 Entertainment, band, 1914, Filipino band on ocean steamer 038 Epefrels, John [?], signs petition, Kaladar, no date 026 Ernesttown Station, Independent Order of Good Templars 1878 010 Ernesttown Station, Independent Order of Good Templars 1879 010 Ernesttown Station, Independent Order of Good Templars 1880 011 Ernesttown Station, Independent Order of Good Templars 1881 011 Ernesttown, railway station, new Toronto-Kingston train, 1913 030 Fairweather, s.w., C.N.R., 1935 030 Farnworth, Independent Order of Good Templars 1864 008 Farrar, Charles A.J., Illustrated Guide Book to Rangeley, etc. 033 Ferguson, Thomas R. [?], his help in Ottawa, 1866 028 Festivals, Christmas, 1884, on the trail west 031 Festivals, Dominion Day, steamer excursions c1900 021 File, C.E., Lennox Agricultural Society,Archives 1905, 1907 001 File, Charles E., bidding on toll gate three, 1869 027 File, Edwin S., bidding on toll gate three, 1869 027 File, John H., bidding on toll gate three, 1865 027 File, John M., bidding on toll gate three, 1869 027 Finance, Sterling Bonds issued by Grand Trunk Railway, 1905 036 Fitzpatrick, Martin, bidding on toll gate two, 1864 025 Fitzpatrick, Martin, toll keeper Camden East, 1865 025 Flanigan, John, Warden Countyof United Counties 1861-3 006 Flanigan, John, Warden of United Counties 1861-3 007 Fleming, John, Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Fleming, John, Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1878 010 Fleming, John, Bath, Independent Order of Good Templars 1879 010 Flinton, IndependentL&A Order of Good Templars 1868 008 Flynn, Thomas, Napanee, Independent Order of Good Templars 1878 010 French, William, signs petition, Kaladar, no date 026 Galt, ?, Ottawa, meeting with, 1866 028 Galt, Finley, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Garrett, W., Captain and proprietor of steamer Ella Ross, 1887 022 Gibbard, G.W., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1919 003 Gibbard, Thomas, Napanee 019 Gilbert, Daniel, repairing roads 1879 025 Gildersleeve, H.H., Pres. Bay of Quinte Steamboat Co., cl900 020 Glen Island, Bay of Quinte Resort, c1900 (illustrations) 022 / ' Glen Island, on route of steamer, Alexandria c1900 020 Glen Island, reference to in guidebook 022 Glover, Thomas, bidding on toll gate one, 1864 025 Glover, Thomas, bidding on toll gate one, 1866 025 Godfrey, C.H., Independent Order of Good Templars 1878 010 Godfrey, C.H., Independent Order of Good Templars 1879 010 Godfrey, S.M., Mountain Grove, Ind. Order of Good Templars 1878 010 Godfrey, S.M., Mountain Grove, Ind. Order of Good Templars 1879 010 Godfrey, village of, Independent Order of Good Templars 1878 010 Godfrey, village of, Independent Order of Good Templars 1879 010 Gordanier, John w., Morven, Ind. Order of Good Templars 1880 011 Gordanier, John w., Morven, Ind. Order of Good Templars 1881 011 Gordanier, William H., Morven, oversees road repair 1876 025 Gordon, William, bidding on toll gate two, 1869 027 Gosport, Independent Order of Good Templars [Adolphustown] 1868 008 Government functions, customs, corruption in custums houses 1878 015 Government functions, customs, forms 019 Government functions, elections, irregularities, 1863 015 Government functions, municipal government corruption, 1889 016 Government functions, taxation, USA and Canada compared, 1878 015 Gowan, John, master of steamer Resolute 022 Graham, C.A., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1905 001 Graham, Mark, Lennox Agricultural Society, 1914 002 Grange, W.A., correspondence concerning Victory Loan, 1917 005 Greenshields & Company Monthly Review, October, 1917 005 Gretna, Independent Order of Good TemplarsArchives 1868 008 Gretna, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Gretna, Independent Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Grooms, Wilbert, signs petition 025 Grooms, William, signs petition 025 Ham, Caniff, repairing roads 1879 025 Ham, George, repairing roads 1879 025 Hambly, C.W., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1905, 1907 001 Hambly, W.A., Napanee, Independent Order of Good Templars 1886 012 Hamilton, Homer, signs petitionCounty 025 Hamilton, meeting of Independent Order of Good Templars 1879 010 Hamilton, meeting of Independent Order of Good Templars 1885 012 Hamilton, meeting of Independent Order of Good Templars 1888 012 Hanley, J.P., rail ticket bought by, April 1, 1909 030 Hannah, John, repairingL&A roads 1876 025 Hardy, Henry, repairing roads 1879 025 Hardy, Thomas, repairing roads 1879 025 Harrison, J. Ed., Lennox Agricultural Society, 1919 003 Harvey, William, bidding on toll gate five, 1864 027 Harvey, William, bidding on toll gate one, 1869 027 Hastings, By-Law 375 concerning Boundary Road 025 Hawley, J.P., agent for Grand Trunk, 1891 031 Hay Bay, Independent Order of Good Templars 1876 009 Hay Bay, Independent Order of Good Templars 1877 010 Hay Bay, Independent Order of Good Templars reopened 1885 012