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RETTJRlSr Showing the number of Officers and Clerks appointed or employed by the Government in the public service of the Province and the number respectively of Protestants and Catholics, with the aggregate salaries paid to each for the year 1893, including those of ( I ) the Legislative Assembly ; (2) the several depart- ments of Civil Government ; (3) Public Institutions ; (4) Sheriffs, Clerks of the Peace, County A.ttorneys, Local Mas- ters in Chancery, Clerks of the Courts, Registrars of Surro- gate Courts, Registrars of Deeds and salaried Stipendiary and Police Magistrates; (5) Division Court Clerks and Bailiffs up to 1889 (last Returns) ; (6) License Inspectors, and (7) Sessional Writers and Messengers for 1893 ^^^ 1894. ; "f'^1 i.i m 2 I. Legislative AMsembly. Officers and clerks connected with the Legialative Assembly : 22 Protestants, with salaries aggregating .$"18,410 00 8 Catholics, " " 4,450 00 Charles Clauke, Clerk of House. S- Departments of Civil Government. ExecxUive CmincU aiid Attorney-Oaural's Department. Officers and clerks in the Executive Council and Attorney-General's Department : 11 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $12,856 00 2 Catholics, " " 2,260 00 J. R. Cartwrioht, Deputy Attorney-General. Admiiiistration of Justice. Officers and clerks at Osgoode Hall : 63 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $68,683 00 7 Catholics, " " 6,600 00 J. R. Cartwrioht, Deputy Attorney-General. Department «f Education. Officers, clerks and employees in the Department of Education, and Normal and Model Schools, Examinations. School of Practical Science, Library, etc., connected with the Depart.nent of Education : 84 Protestants, with salaries aggregaving $87,530 00 16 Catholics, " " 13,870 00 » John Millar, Deputy Minister. Crown La lids Depa/rtmeni. Officers and clerks in the Crown Lands Department : Inside service. 28 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $37,300 00 6 Catholics, " ** 6,460 00 Sk3M 1 ar EJ ' wmm 3 Outside service. 29 Protestants, with salaries aggtegating ' $18,250 00 5 Catholics, *' " 2,850 00 (Seventeen Protestants and four Catholics in addition are paid for the number of days they work, but who are not constantly employed.) Aubrey White, Assistant Commissioner. Pnblw Works Department. Officers and clerks in and connected with the Public Works Department : Departmental and outside services. 20 Protestants, with salaries aggregating y $16,157 00 8 Catholics, " " 6,700 00 Wm. Edwards, Secretary. Treasury Department. Officers and clerks in the Treasury Department, including Audit, License and Admin- istration of Justice Accounts, and Registrar-General's branches, and Provincial Board of Health : 28 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $31,654 00 6 Catholics, " " " 3,810 00 D. E. Cameron, Assistant Treasurer. Secretary and Registrar's Department. Officers and clerks in the Secretary and Registrar's Department, including Asylums and Prisons, In^'irauce, Division Courts, Registry Office Inspector and Game Law Enforcement br&M.ches : 31 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $35,708 00 6 Catholics, " " 5,226 00 Q. E. Lumsden, Assistant Provincial Secretary. I :i I t 4 Department of Agriculture. Officers and clerks of the Department of Agriculture, and of the Ontario Agricul- tural College and Experimental Farm : 32 Protestants, with salaries aggregating ^34,560 00 . 8 Catholics, " " 5,900 00 (In addition to these there are 31 Protestants and 6 Catholic employees and servants in connection with the Agricultural College.) C. C. James, Deputy Minister of Agriculture. 3.— Public Inslitutions. Officers and clerks of the Public Institutions, not including attendants and servants, they being appointed by the Superintendents without reference to the Government. Toronto Asylum for the Insane. 17 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $10,756 00 4 Catholics, " " 3,625 00 Hamilton, Asylum for the Insane. 18 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $12,140 00 3 Catholics, " " 2,100 00 London Asylum for the Insane. 25 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $15,170 00 - 1 Catholic, " " 740 00 Kingston Asylum for tJie Insane. 15 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $10,680 00 2 Catholics, " " 1,160 00 Orillia Asylum for Idiots. ' 16 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $8,150 00 3 Catholics, " •' 1,300 00 Central Prison. (Including Guards.) 41 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $28,176 00 7 Catholics, " " 4,600 00 exce I niBRmncnapa 6 7 Andrew Mercer Ontario Refonnitory far Females and Refwje for Oirla. 6 Protestant, with salaries aggregating $3,850 00 4 Catholics, " " 2,260 00 Ontario Beformatwy foi' boys, Penetanijuiaheiui. 12 Protestants with salaries aggregating $7,700 00 5 Catholics, '» " 3,950 00 Ontario Institution for the Ediieation of the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville. 23 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $14,775 00 4 Catholics, " " 2,250 00 Ontario Institution for the Education of the Blind, Brantford. 21 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $12,099 00 3 Catholics, " " 975 00 Mimico Insane Asylum. 13 Protestants, with salaries aggregating $6,282 00 3 Catholics, •« " 2,850 00 J. T. Mann, , Secretary Public Institutions Branch. / 4. Sheriffs. — 41 Protestants ; 3 Catholics. Clerks of Peace and County Attorneys. — 43 Protestants ; 4 Catholics. Local Masters in Chancery. — 38 Protestants ; 1 Catholic. Clerks of Court. — 41 Protestants ; 3 Catholics. Registrars Surrogate ^ourt. — 39 Protestants ; 3 Catholics. (With two or three exceptions these are the same persons as the Clerks *)£ Court. Begistrar of Deeds. — 54 Protestants ; 9 Catholics. Salaried Stipendiary and Police Magistrates. — 82 Protestants ; 3 Catholics. J. R. Cartwright, Deputy Attorney-General. VtlCTU w« 'If 6 5.— DiviNioii Court Clerkv and KiiilUrt. According to the returns obtained in June, 1889 (the last returns obtained), the Division Court clerks appointed by the Government were 166. Of these 164 were Protestants and 12 were Catholics. Old Division Court clerks appointed by judges under the old law were 161, of these 144 were Protestants and 7 Catholics. The propor- tion remains about the same. Of fiailiffs, 191 were appointed by the Government, viz. Cptholios, and 140 were appointed by judges under the old law. Catholics. The proportion also remains about the same. 164 Protestants and 27 126 Protestants and 14 J. B. Macdonald, For Inspector. 6.— License Inspectors. 83 Protestants ; 16 Catholics. Henry Tottbn, Chief Clerk License Branch. C h n ill El P ..-.'^■i.ia.. i.. lie re ;es )r- 27 14 o M H Pm < O 1 43 Oh I 3 eftaei tneifSofia^' 9lb-(0 lO >A 00 <0 O 00 00 I (Mi-* .-I to $12 Co t- ic5 ■>!»< 'Noot-^ t-Too'to'r-riO'ifoo" r-it?oo eo ^ .-I «o w rt tH 00 IN . , S 00 00 ^ 1-^ CO ^ fHlOOO 00 5* 53 00 1-1 N *> ' C404e9^eoeoe^ j a I ■e Q 43 « a ■E « a oP ts c e Oa 2 £ S.S s O a o 5C •liH hi a a s ■»* 5 a a o aao T3 *» £ m C 09 o a o :§ • > •s ■ a : « ■ m • . ■ o ■.§1 =1 o a ■«: J3 a : o 4; » is i^-O 2 <*; g tnan six 01 cneae an liuiu. . JW'P" miii^i li J! 8 M NOTEH. Total populatiirn of Ontario, 1891 2,114,321 Of this number there are 1,731,943 Proteatants. 368,300 CatholicB. 24,078 not specified. Total 2,114,321 Catholics are about one-sixth of the total population. Total number of appointees in inside and outside service One-sixth of this number would be Total number of Catholic appointees Total number of appointees in the inside service . . . , One sixth of this number would be Total number of Catholic appointees in inside service 1,738 290 219 409 68 ■ 71 Total number of appointees in the outside service 1,329 One-sixth of this number would be 221 Total number of Catholic appointees in outside service 148 Total amount of salaries paid in inside service $418,003 One-sixth of this amount would be 69,667 Total amount of salaries paid to Catholic appointees in inside service 57,006 (Nearly all the outside service, excepting that of the public institution given abovb, is paid by fees or for the number of days employed only. ) Sessional Writers and Messengers. 1898.— Sessional Writers. 64 Protestants received $9,589, or average of |il49 15 Catholics " 1,626 " 108 79 David Spence, Clerk of Returns. 1893. — Sessional Messengers. 27 Protestants received $1,936, or average of $71 16 Catholics 42 34 Protestants. 19 Catholics. 1,156 77 P. O'Brien. 1894. — Sessional Writers. 53 14 Protestants. 8 Catholics. David Spence, Clerk of Returns. 1894. — Sessional Messengers. P. O'Brien. FVboVb, j0)gm>H ■•»»■ i