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Province of Manitoba PART V. Province of Manitoba (Entered Confederation July 15, 1870) Minister of Public Works—Hon. Geo. A. Lieutenant-Governor—Sir James Aikins. Grierson. Private Secretary—E. Herbert Coleman. Provincial Treasurer — Hon. Edward SENATORS IN DOMINION PARLIA- MENT Brown. Hon. R. Watson, Portage la Prairie; Hon. Minister of Education—Hon. Dr. R. S. W. H. Sharpe, Manitou; Hon. Aime Thornton. Benard, Winnipeg, and Hon. L. Mc- Means, Winnipeg; Hon. G. H. Bradbury, Attorney-General, Minister of Telephones Winnipeg; Hon. F. L. Shaffner. Boisse- vain. and Telegraphs—Hon. T. H. Johnson. MEMBERS IN HOUSE OF COMMONS Minister of Agriculture and Immigra- PROVINCIAL EXECUTIVE tion—Hon. Valentine Winkler. Hon. T. C. Norris (Premier), President of Council, Provincial Land Commis- Provincial Secretary and Municipal Com- sioner, Railway Commissioner. missioner—Hon. Dr. J. W. Armstrong. CONSTITUENCIES, MEMBERS AND ADDRESSES (Fifteenth Legislature) First Session) Hon. J. B. Baird, Speaker; A. W. Morley, Clerk Legislative Assembly; John Macdougall, ,Sergeant-at-Arms LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, 1919 Elected August 6, 1915 Constituencies Members P. O. Address (1 Arthur John Williams Melita 2 Assiniboia John W. Wilton Winnipeg: 3 Beautiful Plains Wm. R. Wood Franklin 4 Birtle G. H. J. Malcolm Birtle 5 Brandon Stephen Clement Brandon 6 Carillon Albert Prefontaine St. Pierre 7 Cypress Andrew W. Myles Treherne 8 Dauphin Wm. J. Harrington... Dauphin 9 Deloraine Hon. R. S. Thornton Deloraine 10' Dufferin E. A. August Carman 11 Elmwood Thos. G. Hamilton Elmwood 1/2 Emerson J. D. Baskerville Dominion City 1)3 Gilbert Plains Wm. £>. Findlater Gilbert Plains 14 Gimli T. D. Perley Winnipeg 15 Gladstone Hon. J. W. Armstrong Winnipeg 16 Glenwood James W. Breakey iSouris 17 Hamiota J. H. McConnell Hamiota 18 Iberville Arthur R. Boivin Winnipeg ,19 Kildonan & St. Andrews.. G. W. Prout Winnipeg .20 Killarney S. M. Hayden Killarney 21 Lakeside C. D. MoPherson Portage la Prairie 22 Lansdowne Hon. T. C. Norris Winnipeg ■23 La Verandrye P. A. Talbot Winnipeg 24 Manitou Geo. W. Armstrong Manitou i2is Minnedosa Hon. Geo. A. Grierson Minnedosa 26 Morden and Rhineland. Hon. Valentine Winkler Winnipeg 27 Morris Vacant 28 Mountain James B. Baird Pilot Mound 29 Norfolk John Graham Carberry 30 Portage la Prairie E. A. MoPherson Portage la Prairie 31 Roblin Vm. ' Westwood Roblin 3.2 Rockwood A. J. Lobb Winnipeg 3'3 Ruperts Land John Morrison Grand Rapids 34 Russell Wm. W. W. Wilson Russell 3"5 St. Boniface Joseph P. Dumas St. Vital 36 St. Clements D A. Ross Winnipeg 37 St. George Skuli Sigfusson . Mary Hill P. O. 3-8 Ste. Rose Joseph Hamelin Ste. Rose du Lac 39 Swan River Wm. H. Sims Swan River 40 The Pas ¥ Hon. E. Brown Winnipeg 41 Turtle Mountain Geo. McDonald Boissevain 42 Virden Geo. Clingan Virden 43 Winnipeg North R. N. Lowery Winnipeg 44 Winnipeg North R. Jacob Winnipeg 45- Winnipeg South Hon. A. B. Hudson...*. Winnipeg 46 Winnipeg South Wm. L. Parrish Winnipeg 47 Winnipeg Centre Hon. Thos. H. Johnson Winnipeg 48 Winnipeg Centre F. J. Dixon Winnipeg XXXVIII GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS Agricultural College, Winnipeg Clerk Executive Council—Fred Axford Court Houses, Kennedy St., Winnipeg Deputy Attorney-General—John Allen Court House and Gaol, Brandon Asst. Deputy Attorney-General—Wm. R. Court House and Gaol, Portage la Prairie Cottingham Court House and Gaol, Morden Deputy Minister of Public Works—S. C. Court House and Gaol, Minnedosa Oxton Government House, Kennedy St., Winni- Chief .Engineer—H. A. Bowman peg Deputy Provincial Treasurer—W. J. Home for Incurable; Home for Aged and Ptolemy Infirm, Portage la Prairie Department of Public Works, Drainage Industrial Training School for Boys and Commission—J. G. Sullivan, chairman Girls Succession Duties Office—Geo. A. Met- Institution for the Deaf and Dumb. St. calfe, administrator Vital. Civil Service Commissioner—J. W. Flem- Land Titles Office, Broadway, Winnipeg ming Normal School, Winnipeg Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Im- Parliaments Buildings, Broadway, Win- migration—J. H. Evans nipeg Deputy Provincial Secretary—B. L. University of Manitoba, Kennedy, Win- Baldwinson nipeg Deputy Provincial Lands Commissioner —L. J. Howe COURT OF APPEAL Deputy Municipal Commissioner—E. M. Hon. Wm. Egertdn Perdue, Chief Justice Wood of Manitoba Deputy Minister of Education—R. Flet- Judges of Appeal— cher Hon. Chas. P. Fullerton Comptroller-General—Robert Drummond Hon. John Donald Cameron (acting) Hon. Alexander Haggart Acting Comptroller-General—John Scott Secretary Hon. Robt. M. Dennistoun Bureau of Labor—Ed. Mc- Registrar and Taxing Office—G. H. Grath Walker Auditor of Disbursements—W. J. Logan Deputy Registrar, Taxing Officer—A. J. Auditor of Revenue—A. D. Joliffe Christie Principal Manitooa Agricultural Col- Deputy Registrar—Augustus Mills lege—J. B. Reynolds Court of Appeal sits— King s Printer—Philip Purcell March term commences first Monday Librarian—G. H. Walker and ends second Saturday following Insurance Inspector—Chas. Heath June term commences second Monday Fire Commissioner—Chas. Heath in June and ends second Saturday Chairman Provincial Telephone System following Commission—George A. Watson September term commences last Mon- Coroner—B. J. McConnell, M.D. Winni- day in September and ends second peg Saturday following Chief Provincial Police—Col. G. J. Rat- November term commences last Mon- tray, D.S.O. day in November and ends second Provincial Game Guardian—Charles Bar- Saturday following ber Chief License Inspector—Rev. J. N. Mc- Lean EASTERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT Purchasing Agent—E. A. Gilroy WINNIPEG Provincial Superintendent, Employment Sheriff—Colin Inkster Service of Canada, Manitoba Branch— Official Administrator—Toronto General J. A. Bowman Trusts Corporation. Winnipeg Supt. Deaf and Dumb Institute—H. Mc- Deputy Sheriff—'-John Pyniger Dermid, M.D. Crier—A. G. Petrin Live Stock Commissioner—W. W. Fraser Dairy Commissioner—L. A. Gibson CENTRAL JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Manitoba Agricultural Extension Ser- PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE vice—S. T. Newton, director Supertintendent of Taxes—A. Hedley Deputy Clerk of Crown and Pleas, and Garland •Clerk of Surrogate Court and County Portage Superintendent of Amusements—T. A. D. Court—S. M. Macdonald, la Bevington Prairie Provincial Sheriff—R. H. Home, Portage la Prairie Engineer, Mechanical Ser- Official Administrators—National Trust vices—J. M. Leamy Co., Superintendent of Public Buildings— Winnipeg John McCrea Court Reporter—J. Pawlett, Portage la Manitoba Power Commission—J. M. Prairie Leamy Manitoba Government Commissfon, Mo- COURT OF KING'S BENCH, thers' Allowance Act—A. Percy Paget MANITOBA Public Welafre Commission— Publicity Commissioner—John A. Mac- Chief Justice—Hon. T. G. Mathers donald Puisne Judges—Hon. D. A. Macdonald, Chairman Censor Board—T. A. D. Be- Hon. T. L. Metcalfe, Hon. J. E. P. vington Prendergast, A. C. Gait and J. P. Cur- Chairman Weeds Commission—S. A. Bed- ran ford Sits Every Tuesday in Eastern District Editor Agricultural Publications—Geo. (Winnipeg). Sittings at Portage la Batho Prairie second Tuesday in April, first Highway Commissioner—Archibald Mc- Tuesday in October and second Tues- Gillivray day in December. PROVINCIAL BUILDING At Brandon on first Tuesday in April, first Tuesday in May. last Tuesday in Land Titles Office, Boissevain June, Insane, first Tuesday in October and Hospital for the Brandon second Tuesday December. Land Titles Office, Brandon in Land Titles Office, Carman At Morden on first Tuesday in February, Land Titles Office, Morden second Tuesday in June and second Land Titles Office, Neepawa Tuesday in October Land Titles Office, Dauphin At Minnedosa on first Tuesday in Feb- Land Titles Office, Portage la Prairie ruary, third Tuesday in June and sec- Hospital for the Insane, Selkirk ond Tuesday in October XXXIX COURT OP KINGS BENCH OFFICIALS LICENSE INSPECTORS AT WINNIPEG Chief Inspector Manitoba—Rev. J. N. Inspector of Legal Offices—G. D. Walker McLean. Sheriff—Colin Inkster Electrical Engineer—J. M. Leamy Deputy Sheriff—John Pyniger Referee in Chambers and Master—Geo. BOILER INSPECTORS Patterson Prothonotary District No. I—Wm. J. Restall, Winni- and Deputy Referee— peg Geoffrey H. Walker District No. 2—Wm. Mcßeath, Portage Deputy Prothonotary—Augustus Mills la Prairie Registrar Court of Kings Bench—F. A. District No. 3—James White, Carberry Macdonald District No. 4—A. G. Heys, Neepawa Deputy Registrar—W. A. Corbett District No. 5—J. L. Fuller, Dauphin Chief Court Reporter—Wm. F. Perkins District No. 6—J. W. Partridge, Oakburn and Jas. Perkins District No. B—Wm. Graham, Brandon Deputy Registrar Court of Appeal—A. J. District No. 9 —John A. Maxwell, Melita Christie District No. 10—Chas. Steedsman, Del- Accountant—H. B. J. K. Smith oraine Receiving Officer—Benj. D. Deering District No. 12—J. L. Munro, Cartwright Clerks—G. A. Buchanan, G. B. Grandy, District No. 13—Leonard Smith, Baldur A. McCormick, T. W. Noble District No. 14—Ernest Moodie Rathwell District No. 15—Chas. Rondeau, St. Leon District No. 16—S. W. Garnett, Miami WESTERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT District No. 17—Fred Buchholz, Morden BRANDON Deputy Registrar and Clerk of Crown PERSONNEL OF THE BUREAU OF and Pleas—Robert Darroch, Brandon LABOR Clerk of County Court—S. B. Lowes Secretary—Ed. McGrath Sheriff—W. H. Henderson Chief Inspector—A. MacNamara Official Administrators—National Trust Acting Chief Inspector—R. A. Stewart Co., Winnipeg Inspectors— Thos. Horn, James L. Nay- Court Reporter—A. M. Ross lor, Wm. J. Restall, Thos. A. Watts, Chas. E. James, Frank Hancox, Clar- SOUTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT ence F. Spence, John Galigan Inspectress—Mrs. Agnes S. Chambers Deputy Clerk of Crown and Pleas—E. D. Chief Clerk—Miss Mary P. McLean Kerby Cashier—Mrs. Gudrun Buason Sheriff—A. C. D. Pigott Stenographers—Miss Adele Etches, Miss Margaret Freeman and Miss Isobel Deputy—J. H. Heckles Robb Official Administrator—J. H. Black Clerks—Griffith Jones and H. H. Brewer NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT LAND TITLES OFFICE Deputy Clerk of Crown and Pleas—Geo L. Stone Registrar-General for Province—W. E. Sheriff—W. A. Smith Macara, Winnipeg Official Administrator—Can.
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