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RAND,McNALLY&CO.S 
 
 INDEXED COUNTY MAP 
 
 ANH SHIPPERS' GUIDE op I^jL 
 
 
 QUEBEC 
 
 Accompanied by a Kew and Original Compilation and Ueady 
 Ueference Index, SItowing In Detail the 
 
 ENTIRE RAILROAD SYSTEM 
 
 The Express Company doing busiuess over each Road, and 
 Acoxirately Locating al) 
 
 CITIES, TOWNS, POST OPPICBS 
 
 RAILROAD STATIONS, VILLAGES, COUNTIES, 
 
 ISLANDS, LAKES, RIVERS, ETC. 
 
 THE SPECIAL FEATURES 
 
 Of this Pocket Map are : Locating the Bravch or Particular Division of 
 
 Railroad upon whicli each Station is situated ; the Nearest Mail- 
 
 ing Point of all Local Places ; Designating Bloney Order Post 
 
 Oflices; Telegraph Stations; and Naming the Express 
 
 Company Doing Business at the Points wliere 
 
 the Several Companies have Odices. 
 
 Population is given according to the latest OiBcial Census. 
 
 
 CHICAGO AND NEW YORK: 
 
 I^^2S^ID, l^alSTJ^T^Xulz: & CO. 
 
 Map Pubusuers and Engravehs, 
 
 I 
 
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MARAH ELLIS RYAN 
 
 Issued In the Rialto Series, 50 Cents Each. 
 
 FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS. 
 
 SQUAW ELOUISE. 
 
 Vigorous, natural, entertaining.— jSosfon Times. 
 
 A notable performance.— C/tica^o Tribune. 
 
 No one can fail to become interest /l in the narrative.- C/u'cago Mail. 
 
 A very strong story indeed.— Chicago Times. 
 
 Marah Ellis Ryan is always interesting.— JJocfci/ Mountain News. 
 
 A PAGAN OF THE ALLEGHANIES. 
 
 A story of mountain life of remarkable interest.— Lott/sri7«e Times. 
 Full of exciting interest.— Toiedo Blade. 
 A genuine art work.— Chicago Tribune. 
 
 TOLD IN THE HILLS. 
 
 ■ Beautifully pictured.— C/u'cagro Times. 
 
 The word-painting is superb.— LoweH Tirnes. 
 
 One of the cleverest stories that has been issued iu many a moon.— 
 Kansas City Times. 
 
 IN LOVE'S DOMAINS. ^ 
 
 A TRILOGY. 
 
 It is an entertaining book, and by no means an unprofitable one.-Boston 
 
 There are imagination and poetical expression in the stories, and readers 
 wUl find them interesting.-i^Tett; York Sun. 
 
 An unusually clever piece of work.- Charleston News. 
 
 MERZE; THE STORY OF AN ACTRESS. 
 
 Beautifully Illustrated. 
 
 We can not doubt that the author is one of the ^^^t l^^ing orato^^^^ 
 sex. The book will possess a strong attraction for women.-Cfticasro iiem rt. 
 
 This is the story of the life of an actress, told in the graphic style of Miss 
 Rvan It is very interesting. -iV^ewOrZeawsPicai/wne. 
 
 A book of decided literary merit, besides moral tone and vigor.-Fu&hc 
 Opinion, Washington, D. C 
 
 It is an excitmg tragical story.-Cfticafifo Inter Ocean. 
 
 Rand, McNally & Co., Publishers, 
 
 CHICAGO AND NEW YORK. 
 
RAND, McNALLY & CO.'S 
 
 Ill^DEXED DISTRICT MAP 
 ^^° SHIPPERS' GUIDE 
 
 OF 
 
 QUEBEC 
 
 ACCOMPANIED BY A NEW AND ORIGINAL COMPILATION AND READY 
 BEFBRBNCB INDEX, SHOWING IN DETAIL THE 
 
 ENTIRE RAILROAD SYSTEM, 
 
 The Express Company doing business over each Road, 
 
 AHD ACCURATELY LOCATING ALL THE CITIES, TOWNS, POST OFFICES, RAILROAD 
 STATIONS, VILLAGES, COUNTIES, ISLANDS, LAKES, RIVERS, ETC. 
 
 THE SPECIAL FEATURES 
 
 OFTHI8 POCKET MAP ARE! LOCATING THE BRANCH OR PARTICULAR DIVISION OF 
 RAILROAD UPON WHICH BACH STATION IS SITUATED ; THE NEAREST MAIL- 
 ING POINT OF ALL LOCAL PLACES ; DESIQNATINa MONEY-ORDER 
 POST OFFICES ; TELEGRAPH STATIONS ; AND NAMING THE 
 EXPRESS COMPANY DOING BUSINESS AT THE POINTS 
 WHBRB THE SEVERAL COMPANIES HAVE OFFICES. 
 
 \ 
 
 Population Is given according to the latest Official Census. 
 
 CHICAGO AND NEW YORK: 
 
 RAI^D, MoNAXiLY &c CO., 
 
 Map Pablishera and Engravers. 
 
EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS AND REFERENCE MARKS. 
 
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 orlSijf • ®-^°°*''- =-»"*• W-Weet. 
 
 "f P. O. not located on Map. 
 • Money Order Post Office: 
 + Telegraph Station. 
 
 m— Miles. Ry or Rys— Railway 
 
 t American Express , 
 S Canadian Expresa. 
 3 Dominion Express. 
 
 All coKnUes. towns, cities, villages, etc., are indexed in the following manner , 
 
 (See map of Kansas.) 
 
 my, ^c,31.,,. .I,a.r. tVl „°„ »; each 0,' L,TL!r 'T"'' """"'^ 
 
 poB.^fflcr'"" '"° """"' ''"■°'''' ""«■ ">•" '»■• '"■« P'aee .hould be ,..t to taca. 
 The letters and flgnrcs following names (like 0-36 above) refer to flm. r^,„. 
 
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 Copyright, 1893, by Rand, McNally & Co., Chicago. 
 
E MARKS. 
 
 tye— Railway 
 
 Jg manner i 
 
 It of Coffey 
 pie below); 
 tnd 31, and 
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 a telegrapli 
 } the popu- 
 
 jt to Lucas 
 
 at point on 
 and letters 
 
 ' represent 
 
 S 
 / 
 
 RAILROADS, 
 
 1 Adirondack A St. Lawrence. 
 
 See Central Vermont. 
 
 2 Bale des Chaleurs. 
 
 ^"r/;ia^pU"eS3^^^^^^^ course of construc- 
 
 ®..?h?r?!**? *T 'l^a'"©- American Express. 
 
 ' ''i>Sv?nt\f ., \\ '' ^'^"'^ «•-«"■ J°°ct,'.-, Vt., leaving the 
 b Stanstead. J 13, to Stanstead Junction, J 13. 
 
 *OtSwro?t* T^*'.*"*'^' Canadian Express. 
 
 Ottawa, Ont., J 6. via Coteau Landing, J 9. to Rouse's Point, N.Y. 
 
 5 Canadian Pacific. Dominion Express 
 
 a Montreal 1 11 t, Carleton Junction, Ont . J 5 
 
 w So m^®'*'^" Junction, 1 10, to St. Lin, I lo 
 
 ^ f *®- J^®'"®^^ Junction, 1 10, to St. Eustache 1 10 
 
 f f^Therese Junction I 10 to Now Glasgow 1 10 
 
 / St. Luc Junction, J 10, to Mile End I 10 ' 
 
 ? ^."^^1?'-^^ ]P' ^« Montreal, 1 11 ' '"' 
 
 /Three Rfvir«^ S'?p^.°V "'toJoliette Junction, 1 11. 
 
 4 it^hi^ T^' ? *^' *° Grandes Piles, G 18. 
 
 k MS?tre//y"??°?' ^ "' *° Berthier.H 11. 
 
 Aber'co'm J^g*** ^"^P""**' V*" ^«*^°S the Province near 
 
 ^|:aS>S6%l^?o*S°o?et^^^^ ' ''' 
 
 "" ""Z^SL t'o'6t?aw^*;'?}„r*""«' ' ^' -'^ '^ <^— -' -- 
 
 Farnhaia, J 12, to Frolighsburg, J 12. (DiscontinuPd ^ 
 P B"ghan. Junction, J 127 to Mat awamkeag Me ^^ 
 
 -ZMontreal, 111, to Toronto, Ont. "'"'"''^^"e, Me. 
 r Lachiite, I 9, to St. Andrews, I 9. 
 
 / ^J"^"^fi \ ^' t« Ste. Agatha, H 9. 
 t Mattawa, Ont., to Kippewa. 
 
 6 Carillon & Grenvllle. 
 
 Carillon, I 9, to Qrenville, H 8. 
 
 Dominion Express. 
 
 American Express. 
 
 7 Central Vermont. 
 
 « ^l- JohJJS, J 11, to Waterloo, J 18 
 
 * ' ArSfa Station" l^o^''*'^^' ""'•> '^^"'-^ '^^ ^^ovince at St. 
 c Coteau Landiug, J 9, to Malone, N. Y. 
 
 8 
 
 Connecticut it, Passumpsic River. 
 
 See Boston & Maine. 
 
 © Dominion Lime Co. 
 
 Quebec Central Junction to Lime Quarries. 
 
 10 Drummond County. 
 
 8t, Hyacintbe, 1 12, to Njcolet, ^ 13. 
 
 Domicioa Sxpresg. 
 
mnd, McNulhi <f; Co.'n Quebec. 
 
 Farnham Sc Yamaska. 
 
 See Canadian Pacific. 
 
 " Grand Trunk. c...dl.n Hxpr,.,. 
 
 a Montreal, I n, to Dorval, J 10. ^"' ^- *•' ^ «• 
 
 ? flf^i?' ^.^'^' *° Richmond, 1 13. 
 i St. Martlne, J 10, to Valleyfle/d, J 9. 
 i ^I^ntrea', 1 11, to St. Laurent, I 10 
 * St. Lambert, J 1 1. to Longueuij, 111. 
 
 12 Great Eastern. 
 
 a St. Lumbert, J 11, to Sorel, H 11. 
 b St. Gregoire, H 13. to Nicolet, H 12. 
 c YamaPca. H 12, to River St. Francis. 
 d Dundee, J 8, to Levis, G 15. (Building ) 
 
 «3 Great Northern. 
 
 ^'- aS„i„Vu°eb2^"otSVc,'„V?l'° """"= °'-°- 
 
 14 Hereford. 
 
 See Maine Central. 
 
 15 Intercolonial. 
 
 Canadian Ext)re88. 
 
 '^ ptdiS D 3!" ''*""^' ^- ^ '^'^^^"g ^be ProTince near Mata- 
 b St. Charles. G 16, to Point Levi, G 15. 
 
 16 International. 
 
 See Canadian Pacific. 
 
 17 Jollette. 
 
 See Canadian Pacific. 
 
 18 Lake Ghamplain & St. Lawrence. 
 
 See Canadian Pacific. 
 
 19 Lake Champlain & St. Lawrence Junction. 
 
 Sre Canadian Pacific. 
 
 Lake Temiscamingue Colonization. 
 
 See Canadian Pacific. 
 
 20 L'Assomption. 
 
 L'Epiphanie. 1 10. to L'Aeeomption, 1 11. 
 
 21 Laurentian. 
 
 See Canadian Pacific. 
 
litmd, McNollf/ <e (Jo.'h Qiivlue. 
 
 con- 
 
 ress. 
 
 22 Levis A. Kennebec. 
 
 See Quebec Central. 
 
 23 Lower Laurentian. 
 
 RiTldre h. Pierre Junction, K 13, to St. TKca, G 12 and In coiirfl.i 
 of construction to Three Rivers, G 12. 
 
 24 Maine Central. American Exprces. 
 Lime Ridge, 1 14, to North Stratford, N. II. 
 
 Malone db St. Lawrence. 
 
 See Central Vermont. 
 
 25 Massawippi Valley. 
 
 See Boston & Maine (PassumpBlc DIt.) 
 
 26 Missisquoi Sl Blacic River Valley. 
 
 See Central Vermont. 
 
 27 Montreal, Portland St, Boston. 
 
 (Operated by Central Vermont.) 
 
 a Montreal, I 11, to Farnhain. J 12. 
 b St. Ceearie, J 12, to Marie ville, J 11. 
 
 28 Montreal & Lake Masklnonge. 
 
 St. Felix, H 11, to St. Gabriel de Brandon, II ]l 
 
 29 Montreal & Ottawa. 
 
 See Canadian Pacific. 
 
 30 Montreal A. Sorel. 
 
 See Great Eastern. 
 
 31 Montreal & Vermont tlunctron. 
 
 See Central Vermont. 
 
 32 Montreal & Western. 
 
 See Canadian Pacific. 
 
 33 Newport & Ricliford. 
 
 See Canadian Pacific. 
 
 34 North Shore. 
 
 See Canadian Pacific. 
 
 35 Orford Mountain. 
 
 Eastman, J 13, to Kingsbury, H3. 
 
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 V 
 
 - _-!!• -^''"^'"^ tt' Co.'h q„ehec. 
 
 36 Ottawa A Gatlneau Valley. 
 
 Hull, JO, to Farrelltoii, lu 
 
 37 Passumpsic. 
 
 Sec Boston & Maine. 
 
 38 Pontlac A Pacific Junction. 
 
 Oltavva Out., J o, to Fort Coulogne, I 4. 
 
 30 Quebec Central. 
 
 Dominion £zpr«B0. 
 
 Canadian Bzpreee. 
 
 a Hherbrooke, ,J u, to Point Levi, O 15. 
 
 J ?Lf '/"'''• 'i ^«' t« Beauco Ju ,c ion n Ifl 
 
 f/ ??!'m '1"""' •' ^'*' to AnriH Mill. ' 
 
 d Marbiotou, 1 14, to Lime QuarricB, 2.5 miles. 
 
 40 Quebec, Montmorency & Charlevoix. 
 
 St. Anne, P 15, to Quebec, G 15. 
 
 41 Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa & Occidental. 
 
 See Canadian Pacitlc. 
 
 42 Quebec &, Cosford. 
 
 See Quebec & Lalce St. Jolin. 
 
 43 Quebec Sl Lake St. John. 
 
 ^ dS'^l'\3 1^' t? fio»>eryal. ., 18. 
 
 Canadian Bzpreee. 
 
 . f ni*'".?^''^' ^ ^•'^' to ClilcoHtimi, I) 15 rBuiMln<? \ 
 f/ ^f''^ ^k'^^?'"'^' = '!^' to La Tuque, F 12 muilS > 
 <l St. Gabriel. G 14, to Riviere ?uz PinJrG 14 (Bufidin^.) 
 
 44 South-Eastern. 
 
 See Canadian Pacific. 
 
 48 St. Francis & Megantic International. 
 
 See International. 
 
 40 St. Lawrence & Adirondack. 
 
 Sec Central Vermont. 
 
 Stanstead, ShefTord A Chambly. 
 
 See Central Vermont. 
 
 47 Temlscouata. Canadian Biprcfis. 
 Riviere du Loup, E 18, to Edmundston, N. B., F 21. 
 
 48 United Counties. 
 
 49 Waterloo & Magog. 
 
 See Canadian Paciflc, 
 
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 DISTRICTS. 
 
 Rnnd, McNaUn ^t- Co.'h Quebec. 
 
 Artreiiteull r-8 
 
 Artnabaaka M.<) 
 
 Bagot i-ia 
 
 Ueauce i-]« 
 
 UuaiiharnolB . ...j-y 
 BtfllechaHHu ...(M«i 
 
 Burtbier ({-9 
 
 BimaTeDture...l)-5 
 
 Urome j-ia 
 
 Chainbly T-ii 
 
 Chaini)laln....K-i8 
 
 Chark'ToIx K-KJ 
 
 Uhuteaugay J-lo 
 
 C/'hicoutrral ...C-ll 
 
 (Joniptuu 1-15 
 
 Dorche8ter....]|.|0 
 
 Drummond i-is 
 
 QasDH f ;.7 
 
 HocDulaga Mo 
 
 Huntingdon ...,M0 
 
 Iberrille j-u 
 
 Jolliette u-9 
 
 Jacques Car- 
 
 „tler j-io 
 
 Kamonraska.. F-18 
 
 Lapralrie j-io 
 
 L'A88omption..I-10 
 
 Laral I-lo 
 
 ff/lB (M5 
 
 L'lolet F-17 
 
 Lotbiniere 11-14 
 
 Maskinonge ..Q-iO 
 Megautic 11-14 
 
 MlsHlsquoi .... ,1-18 
 
 Montcalm O-s 
 
 Moutnmguy.,.(}-17 
 Montmorency, K-IB 
 
 Nuplervllle Ml 
 
 NIcolet !M8 
 
 Ottawa ii-7 
 
 Pontluc G-8 
 
 Portnoiif (j-is 
 
 Quebec K-i'j 
 
 Hichellou Ml 
 
 Hlchmond M4 
 
 UimouHkl i)-2i 
 
 RImouBkl D-3 
 
 Kouville j-u 
 
 Sagiieniiy c-19 
 
 Hhenoni J- 18 
 
 yiierbrooke 
 
 „Town J-I8 
 
 Soulanges r-9 
 
 St. Hyaclnthe..I-tl 
 
 yt. Johns j-ii 
 
 St. Maurice... P-iO 
 Stanstead .... j-]4 
 Temlscouata . . E-20 
 
 Terrebonne 1-9 
 
 Two Moun- 
 tains 1-9 
 
 Vaudreuil j-9 
 
 Vercheres M] 
 
 Wolfe 1-14 
 
 Yamaska H-19 
 
 ingne 
 
 Lakes -continued. 
 
 SSr":!°:::.::K ^•>""^""''°- 
 
 Cornu 11-9 
 
 Coulogne 1-4 
 
 Crepeau Ji-io 
 
 Croclie K-18 
 
 Crocbe if-io 
 
 Cypress o-9 
 
 Do la Frontier. (M7 
 Do lu Peche...(M8 
 
 De rBst F-18 
 
 Des Hales i)-So 
 
 l)es BoIh 
 
 FrancH 1-20 
 
 Des Cornea (i-7 
 
 Desert (j.5 
 
 Des Isles c-16 
 
 f^e» l8'e» E-14 Maskinouie 
 
 yes Isk'H H-e Mason... 
 
 ,n-8 
 
 Total Area. 228.900 
 
 Total Population 1,489,0C2 
 
 ISLANDS, 
 
 AUumette 1-8 
 
 Anticostt IMS 
 
 Aux arue8....F-16 
 
 Blzard j-io 
 
 Bonarenture.. .T)-9 
 
 Calumet I-4 
 
 Oondres F-17 
 
 DuPas H-11 
 
 Grand Victoria. K-8 
 Hare e-18 
 
 Heron d-5 
 
 Jesus J. 10 
 
 Montreal, includes 
 IIochelagaDisf., 
 and part of Jac- 
 ques Cartier 
 
 Diet i-io 
 
 Orleans Q-16 
 
 Verte D-19 
 
 LAKES. 
 
 A la Croix D-2 
 
 A la Mauve F-8 
 
 AlaTruite... U-15 
 A I'eau Claire. G-11 
 Amabelli8h....D-14 
 
 Antiques F-S 
 
 A Peche 1.4 
 
 Au 6ouleau....G-9 
 
 Au Socier O-ll 
 
 AuxEcorce8...F-5 
 
 Aux Isiots E-84 
 
 Aux Loups F-5 
 
 Aylmer i-is 
 
 Bark 0-7 
 
 Barriere e-4 
 
 Belle River.. .D-14 
 
 Birch 11-20 
 
 Boncbard F-11 
 
 Bouchette E-, 
 
 Bouchette D-1* 
 
 Boutheliur J-2O 
 
 Brome ...J-l<J 
 
 Brompton J-18 
 
 Brule G-8 
 
 Caousagaouta. F-10 
 Cape Mech- 
 
 egama E-6 
 
 Cariboa G-12 
 
 Castor Blauc...G-6 
 Chamberlin...G-10 
 
 Chaud H-8 
 
 Chaudiere I-5 
 
 Chicots G-12 
 
 Clair c-lti 
 
 Clair F-13 
 
 CUir G-18 
 
 Des isles U-0 
 
 Ues Piles (M8 
 
 Des Pins (MO 
 
 DeH (iiilnzo....(M» 
 Des Rapides ....F-4 
 
 Des Sables ])-i8 
 
 Des Sables G-11 
 
 Des Sables II B 
 
 Doheiiaga- 
 
 raook E-19 
 
 Drolot M6 
 
 Dnmont H-B 
 
 Edward E-18 
 
 Bshwaham E-B 
 
 Etchemin . . . IM7 
 
 First E-20 
 
 Flamand E-11 
 
 Fourth E-80 
 
 Gaotanaga E-S 
 
 Germain H-lO 
 
 Glazier F-19 
 
 Grand E-15 
 
 Grand :\2 
 
 Grand O-IO 
 
 Grand H-B 
 
 Grande des 
 
 IbIjs... P-ia 
 
 Grasny H-21 
 
 GreatHaHa..D-lfl 
 
 Green H-4 
 
 Gregoire G-9 
 
 (tros 1-8 
 
 Hamel. c-6 
 
 Hickey's 1-5 
 
 Ignace G-10 
 
 Jackson D-gO 
 
 Kaka8kanus...B-l8 
 
 Kakebonga F-5 
 
 Kanekequan- 
 
 eka E-4 
 
 Kepawee J.i9 
 
 Kempt F-9 
 
 Kenogami D-15 
 
 Kiamika G-8 
 
 La Culate F-8 
 
 La Famine... H-17 
 
 Leverrier G-18 
 
 Little Chaud... G-8 
 Little des Isles F-13 
 Little Ila Ua..D-HJ 
 Little Magog.. J-] 3 
 
 igc 
 
 Little Will to 
 
 , l"''«h H-ti 
 
 f^Utf F-11 
 
 V""tf F-80 
 
 ^""« 0.9 
 
 P>"8 G-18 
 
 ^outf Il-(i 
 
 Lower Boat- 
 
 cbeue I-JQ 
 
 Macaza n-S 
 
 Maglll L-16 
 
 M*™ h^X 
 
 Mashamen- 
 
 . BOOS F-7 
 
 Maskinonge ...11-8 
 Maskinonge.. .11-10 
 
 Mason 11-9 
 
 Matapedlu C-8 
 
 Mataw^n g-H 
 
 McGregor l-tt 
 
 Mogantic M6 
 
 Meklnak F-ia 
 
 Momewln j-20 
 
 Momplirema- 
 
 „g"K J-13 
 
 MiHtIgougecheD-21 
 
 Moncoiiclie C-ll 
 
 Moiidonack...F-10 
 Mont Auburn G-18 
 
 Monwan F-9 
 
 Morin II-9 
 
 Mujizowaja ...G-20 
 
 Murray's H-« 
 
 Najuoualank..E-13 
 Natuakimlno..]M8 
 Ncmicash- 
 
 ^ ipqae F-9 
 
 Nimewaja G-21 
 
 Noel F-15 
 
 Nomlningue...ll-7 
 Obomp8auru..G-10 
 
 Oconabi e-2 
 
 Ogasigaha II-20 
 
 Oaicliiwaz ....CM6 
 
 Opequianne E-8 
 
 Ostabainingue 11-20 
 
 Otis i).i6 
 
 Ottawa .H-8 
 
 Otter 1-6 
 
 Ouarcau H-9 
 
 Pabelognaoy ..F-11 
 Pamousca- 
 
 chiou B-16 
 
 Paplneau 1-8 
 
 Pipmuakau ...A-17 
 
 PiscatOHiu G-7 
 
 Plstatongue G-G 
 
 Pitugueman F-fi 
 
 Poignan F-B 
 
 Pore Epic 1-20 
 
 Portneuf B-17 
 
 Price J.20 
 
 Pytongo H-B 
 
 tiiiititchouan...D-18 
 
 Red H-B 
 
 Romamo B-17 
 
 Uoud i-H 
 
 Rognon ..E-14 
 
Ranrl McNnlly ■:& (h.'s Quebec. 
 
 Lakes —continued. 
 itouKc G-B Tiiiid E-18 
 
 Sacocomi . ...H-11 
 
 Sapin G-9 
 
 Sargent G-14 
 
 Second E-18 
 
 S'^cond E-20 
 
 Seven Leagne.H-lS 
 
 Sicion 1-7 
 
 Snow p.i5 
 
 Squaw H-4 
 
 St. <0harleP...,G-15 
 St. Franc'3...,E-19 
 
 St. Francis I-I5 
 
 St. Francis J-9 
 
 St. Louis j-io 
 
 St. John C-18 
 
 St. John D-16 
 
 St. Joseph.... G-14 
 St. Servai8....G-10 
 
 Suclter G-2 
 
 Superior D-2 
 
 Temisca- 
 
 mmgue , 
 The Irtles. , 
 
 ,. .11-19 
 
 ...F-4 
 
 Third E-2u 
 
 Tomassino G-6 
 
 Torture G-12 
 
 Travers F-5 
 
 Trembling Moun- 
 tain H-8 
 
 Trout D-20 
 
 Traite G-13 
 
 T8hitagama...C-15 
 
 Upikauba E-14 
 
 Upper Beau- 
 
 chene 1-20 
 
 Wabaskout 
 
 Junk p-9 
 
 Wakaume- 
 
 Irouke F-11 
 
 Wapousanane . . E-3 
 
 Washeka p-4 
 
 Whiteflsh 1-6 
 
 Windfall p.5 
 
 Wolf H-21 
 
 Wyagamack...F-12 
 
 Eivera— continued, 
 
 Murray Bay... E-17 Sault au 
 
 Mushrol A-12 
 
 Natawasee Q 
 
 RIVERS. 
 
 Al'Algle H-5 
 
 A la Ours J-2i 
 
 AInais G-80 
 
 Amblnanika..H-20 
 Antoine J-19 
 
 AuxOutarde8.B-20 
 Aas5 Hosiers... D-a9 
 
 Batiscan G-13 
 
 B.xtticres E-10 
 
 Belle I).i4 
 
 Betfliamite8....B 19 
 
 Black H-8 
 
 Black H-10 
 
 Black«tone J-19 
 
 Blanche I-7 
 
 Blanche C-2 
 
 Blanche Q-lS 
 
 Boneventure...D-6 
 Bo8tonnaia....E-12 
 Cascapedit;c....C'-5 
 Chamouch' 
 
 ouan C-12 
 
 Chaudiere... .H-16 
 Chicoutimi....T;M6 
 
 Coulouge G-3 
 
 Croche E-12 
 
 Dadquami.... H-17 
 Dartmouth. ...B-8 
 
 Deep H-3 
 
 Du Loup E-18 
 
 DuLoup 9-11 
 
 Du Petit 
 
 Kocher E-10 
 
 Echeile E-16 
 
 Eecoumins ....C-i8 
 
 F!tt£n.«ind E-11 
 
 Garden ...1-20 
 
 Gatneau Q-e 
 
 Grand ,..C-8 
 
 Grande du 
 
 Chene G-14 
 
 Grand Pabo8...C-r 
 Green E-19 
 
 Ha Ha D-16 
 
 Ignace g-4 
 
 Jacques 
 
 Cartier F-IS 
 
 JeandeFerr....G-5 
 
 Jupiter A-10 
 
 Kapita8hewina.E-4 
 Kazuzabazua...I-5 
 
 Keei 'iwa :-20 
 
 Kiamiki H-', 
 
 Kinorge 1-8 
 
 Lac Oreau....H-10 
 L'Assomption.H-lO 
 
 Laval C-19 
 
 Lievre 1-6 
 
 Little Clair.... G-10 
 Little Casca- 
 
 pediac C-6 
 
 LittlePlam and E-10 
 
 Little Pab08....C-8 
 Little Peri- 
 
 bonka C-14 
 
 Madawaska ...F-21 
 
 Madeline B-6 
 
 Miiganasipi ...J-20 
 
 Ma'bai C-8 
 
 Manicouagan .B-21 
 
 Manouau A-15 
 
 Marguerite.... L It 
 Maekinonge ..E-11 
 
 Matane c-2 
 
 Matnpsdia D-3 
 
 Matawin G-li 
 
 Metabet- 
 
 chouan D-14 
 
 Metis B-21 
 
 Middle G-9 
 
 MistasBirai C-18 
 
 Miet'isstba C-13 
 
 Mietouche. D-2 
 
 Moine G-2 
 
 Montmorenc/.. F-1 5 
 Montreal H-19 
 
 tf 
 
 Neigette D-21 
 
 North Nation.. H-7 
 Observation . . A-12 
 
 Ottawa E-5 
 
 Ottawa 1-7 
 
 Ouelle F-18 
 
 Papinachoi8...B-20 
 
 Pa taped ia D-2 
 
 Peribonka .... C-14 
 
 Peshtoue A-21 
 
 Petite Pieriche E-12 
 
 Petit fiouge 1-8 
 
 Pickanock 1-5 
 
 Pieriche E-11 
 
 Piecotaein G-6 
 
 Pohenaganook E-19 
 Portneuf......C-19 
 
 Rat F-11 
 
 Ke8tigouche...D-2 
 
 Richelieu j-it 
 
 RimouBki D-20 
 
 Cochon B-18 
 
 Sault au 
 
 Mouton (M8 
 
 Sheldrake ...•A.-tH 
 Sheshdin* 
 
 quanne E-13 
 
 Sbipsha A-15 
 
 Shipshat C-15 
 
 South West . , . D-20 
 
 St. Ange P-16 
 
 Ste. Ann G-18 
 
 Ste. Anne B-5 
 
 St. Francis F-19 
 
 St. Francis 1-15 
 
 St. Jean D-17 
 
 St. John C-8 
 
 St. Lawrence ..I-ll 
 St. Maurice... F-12 
 
 Tomaesino G-5 
 
 Trenche E-12 
 
 Troie Pi8tole8.D-19 
 
 Upikauba D-14 
 
 Valin c-16 
 
 |*o"ge 1-7 Vermillion.... E-11 
 
 Saguenay D-IS Wendigo E-11 
 
 Salmon • • • .1-8 Yamaska M2 
 
 Sasoyinaga. . . . H-20 York C-7 
 
 TOWNS, DISTRICTS, ETC. 
 
 Pop. 
 
 Abbotts Corners, J-12 . . inn 
 
 Abenakis, G-16. ^ 
 
 Abenakis Springs, 2 mWPierrevillc, 
 
 Abercom, J-12, (Ry 5-k) *t 3 100 
 
 Aberdeen, H-2 ^0 
 
 Acton, 1-12, (Ry 5-/) t 3 
 
 Actonvale, 1-12. (Ry n.^) * t 1381 
 
 Adamsburgh, oa Allumette Island, 1-8. 
 AdamsTille, J-12, (Ry5-;j) t 9 ...... 800 
 
 Adderley, H-14 § 150 
 
 Adstock, H-15. 
 
 Agne3,I-16*t 450 
 
 Aldfield, Pontiac Diet. I1 
 Aird, J-11 § 
 
 Allan's Corners, 4 m N E Ormstown, 
 
 Allard Settlement, D-4 
 Allen's Mills, G-14, (Ry 
 
 , ,(Ry48-a)t 
 Allumette Island. 1-3. 
 
 ■ • • >*: 
 
 5C 
 
 70 
 
 Amqui, C2, (Ry 15-a) t 400 
 
 Ancienne Lcrette, G-15 § 
 
 Anderson's Corners, J-9. 
 
 Andrews Camp. 
 
 Ange Gaidien, G-15. 
 
 Ange Gardien do Rouville, G 12 Q . . 847 
 
 Angoline, J-12, (Ry 7-a) f f .". . . 35 
 
 Angers 050 
 
 Angus Mill, (Ry 89-c) § ' 
 
 Auucbley ^ 
 
 Anso Aux Gascond, see L'Anse aux 
 Gascons, D-8. 
 
 Antoinette, H-8 § 850 
 
 Apple Grove $ '.'.'.'.'.'. 25 
 
 Armagh, Q-IO aOO 
 
 Armand, E-19 goo 
 
 Armstrong, H-n,(Ry 12-a)t 
 
au 
 
 ion B-18 
 
 lu 
 
 ton (M8 
 
 ake ...-A-aa 
 Jin- 
 
 ine E-13 
 
 a A-15 
 
 at C-15 
 
 West . , . D-20 
 
 ?e P-16 
 
 an G-18 
 
 ine B-5 
 
 ncis F-19 
 
 ncis 1-15 
 
 n D-17 
 
 a 0-8 
 
 'rence ..I-ll 
 irice...F-12 
 
 Jino G-5 
 
 8 B-12 
 
 'i8tole8.D-19 
 
 bft D-14 
 
 C-16 
 
 lion....E-ll 
 
 ;o E-11 
 
 :a 1-18 
 
 C-7 
 
 ?, ETC. 
 
 Pop. 
 
 t 3 . . . 250 
 100 
 
 Tevillc, 
 
 100 
 
 «0 
 
 1381 
 
 land, 1-8. 
 
 I 800 
 
 150 
 
 450 
 
 5C 
 
 stown, 
 
 70 
 
 25 
 
 400 
 
 12 § . . 347 
 
 25 
 250 
 
 se auz 
 
 850 
 
 25 
 
 800 
 
 200 
 
 Hand, McKally & Co. 'a Quebec. 
 
 9 
 
 
 Pop 
 
 Towns, etc.— continued. 
 Arthabaska, H-14, (E j n-cji)i S . 
 Arthabagkaville, H-U • t 8 ....:.... .' 1084 
 Arthurville, G-16. 
 Arundel, 1-8 § 
 Asbeetos, 1-14. 
 
 Ascot Corner, J-1 *, (Ry 39-a) § 150 
 
 Assametquaghan, D-3. (Ry 15-a)t S. . 85 
 
 ABton Station, H-13,(Ry 11-c) t § 850 
 
 Athelstau, J-9 (Ry 7-c) § 800 
 
 Aubert Qallion. H-16. 
 
 Anbrey j-io, (Ry 4) t S 800 
 
 Auckland, J-15, (Ry 24). 
 
 Avignon, D-8 85 
 
 ATOca, 1-8 § 
 
 Ayer'B Plat, J-13, (Ry .3-a) t + 200 
 
 Ay mer East, J-6, (Rys 5-t, 38) • t 3 . . 1945 
 Aylwin, I-5t § 
 
 Pop. 
 
 300 
 
 Bagotville. D-16 • § 1475 
 
 Bale do la Trinite, Saguenay Dist.if S 
 Baie des Peres, Pontiac Dist. T 
 Bale des Rochers, 15 m N Port an 
 
 Persil, E-18 1 ? 80 
 
 Baie d'Drpe, Jacques Cartier Dist', % 
 Baie du Febvre, see La Baie, H-12, . 800 
 Baie St. Paul, t bee St. Paul's Bay, F-16. 
 
 Baillargeon, G-15 § ; ' 25 
 
 Baldwin's Mills, J-14 §t " aort 
 
 Ball Mills, H-12. ^ ^^ 
 
 Barachois de Malbale, C-8 1 150 
 
 Barnston, J-14 t $ '250 
 
 Barrington, J-11, (Ry ne)% ....'.'.'.'.'. 125 
 
 Bas de I'Anse, E-I7. 
 
 Basin Station, J-14, (Ry 39-a) 5 . . 25 
 
 Bassin an Lerre, 1-7 § . . ..J 400 
 
 Batiscan, n-13, (Ry 5-5r) f § ". ' I ! ! 874 
 
 Bay View, (Ryll-a). 
 Beaconsfleld, J-10 (Ry8 5-(7,il-a) +83 
 Beauce Junction, H-16, (Ry 39-a.6) tS 
 Beaudei, F-13 (R^ 43-a) § + ' ^ 
 
 Beauharnois, J-10 (Ry 11 i) • S 1590 
 
 Beauharnois Junction (Ry 7-c). 
 Beaulac, H10§ 
 
 Beau]ieu,G-16§ 333 
 
 Beaumoiit, G-lt> § 
 
 Beauport, G-15, (Ry 40)t § 1500 
 
 Be-upre, F-16§ 300 
 
 Beaurepaire, Jacques Carlier,(Ry li-a), 
 
 Beaurivage, H-15 § 70 
 
 BeauToir, J-9. 
 
 Becancour,H-13» t§ BOO 
 
 Bcckwlths, (Ry 24) 2 m S DudsweVl 
 Junction, I- 14. 
 
 Bedford, J-18, (Ry 5-m)* +9 1571 
 
 Beebe Plain. J-18. rRv %h\ •t .... «7ft 
 
 Beecli Grove, Pontiac'Dlst. 1' 
 
 Beech Ridge, 1-9. 
 
 Belair G-15, (Ry 5-^) + y 
 
 Belle Anse, C-8. 
 
 Bellerive, Beauharnois Dist. f 
 
 Belle Riviere, 1-9 § 850 
 
 Belle Vallee, bt. Johns 1 
 
 Beilmount, Pontiac Diat. ^ « 
 
 Towns, etc — continued. 
 Belmina, I-I5. 
 
 Beloeil Station, I-ll, (Rv ii.Aue m 
 
 Beloeil Village Ml't « ?"..?.!?.::. jS 
 Bennett, H-16. 
 Beraneer J-I2. 
 
 Beresford 005 
 
 BergerviUe, 8 m S W Quebec,' (B 45 t S 
 Bern er 8, 0-21, (Ry IsTa). * 
 
 Bersimis, C-20 1 4S0 
 
 Berthier, (en bas) G-16 1 .* .* 800 
 
 Berthier.(en haut)U-ll,(Ry 5-/>*3 . 1687 
 
 Billerica, Pontiac Dist. f 
 
 BisJiop's Crossing, 1-14 S 
 
 Eisson, H-16 §. 26 
 
 Black Cape, D-6, (Ry 2)« .. . .*;!.';.".; 25 
 B ack Lake, H.15, (Ry 89-a) t 8 
 Black River § ' '' ' 
 
 Blake, 1-18, (Ry IC). 
 Blanche, I-7 t 8 
 Blanchftt, G-15. 
 
 Blandford, H-13 §. 150 
 
 B'ue Bjnneta, (Ry 11-^') 5m S WMon- 
 
 Boileau, i-8 8 
 Bois de Filion, MO. 
 Bois Franc, Pontiac Dist. f 
 Bolduc, 1-16. 
 
 Bolton Centre, J-13* am 
 
 Bolton Forest, J-13 40 
 
 Bolton Glen, 3 m E Kno.vlton.'j-l's. 
 Bonaventure Island, C-9. 
 
 Bonaventure River, D-6 inn 
 
 Bon Desir, D-18. 
 
 Bonne Esperance, Saguenay Diat. 1 
 Booth, Pontiac Dist. 1 
 
 Bord a Plouffe, MO, (Ry 5-0) t3 400 
 
 Bordeaux, 8m W Montreal, I-ll 8 
 
 Boscobel, J-18 8 isn 
 
 Botreanx, J-IO. 
 
 Boucherville,I-ll, (Ry i2-o) t 821 
 
 Bouchette, H-6, 8 ......... S)o 
 
 Bougie, 5 m N W Montreal, I-ll 8* ! '. ! 500 
 BouTogne, 1-12. (Ry 5-/) t 3 
 
 Boundary Line, 1-16 t 800 
 
 Bourg, Louis, G-14. 
 
 Bourg Louis Station, G-14, (Ry 48-0) S 880 
 Boynton, 4m N B Smith's Mills, J.I8 + 
 Breault, 4 m S E St. Celestin, H-18 
 Breckenridge, (Ry 38), near Aylmer, 
 
 Brighain, J-12, (Ry 5-*) 3 200 
 
 Brigham Junction, J-18, (Ry s-^m) f 
 
 Bri8tol,I-5. (RyS8)t 8.. ....r^^.. ::.:.. 200 
 
 Bristol Mines, Pontiac Dist. ^ 
 Britannia Mills, 1-18, (Ry U-b) t 8 •• . 
 Britonville, 1-9 8............ "^ ' 
 
 rnadlands, D-4, (Ry 2) 
 
 Brome, J-l-^ 
 
 : rome Centre, J-18, (Ry's-Z) 
 brompton, J-14, (Ry 11-5) t ' 
 
 >••• •••• 
 
 t3 
 
 90 
 25 
 
 50 
 150 
 
 250 
 
 Broini)tou Falls', Richmond Di's't'.'f 
 
 Brookbury, J-H, (Ry 24) ^ 8 100 
 
 Brookdale, 1-8. 
 
 Brosseaus, J-10, (Ry n-d,/)f^.... 25 
 
 llrosscau Station, Laprairie Dist. H 
 
10 
 
 Rand, McNally & Co.'s Quebec. 
 
 Toions, etc.— continued. Pop. 
 
 BroQghton Station, H-15, (By 89-o)t S 200 
 
 Brownaburg, 1-98 ' 400 
 
 Brownsville, (Ry 1 1-a) ;^ m N Cedars, J-9. 
 
 Bryeon, 1-4 ♦ t § Im^, 
 
 Bryeons, J-10. (Ry U-f) § 
 Buckingham, 1-7, (Rys 5-a, ll-a)*t 32239 
 Buckland, G-16. 
 
 Bulstrode, H-13, (Ry ll-c) § !20 
 
 Bulwer, J-14, (Ry 5-p) t 3 150 
 
 Bury,J.15, (Ry5-p)t3 
 
 Bute,H.148 160 
 
 Cabane Ronde, I-IO, (Ry 5-0-) § 
 
 Cacouna, E-18, (Ry 15-a) ♦ f $ 620 
 
 Cacouna Station, E-18 t 26 
 
 Cairnside, 5 m 8 Howick, J-10. 
 Caldwell, Pontiac Diet. 4 6 
 Calumet, 1-8. (Ry 5-a) t ^ 
 Calumet Island, 8 m W Campbells, 
 
 1-5 150 
 
 Cambria, 1-98 !..!'*' 700 
 
 Campbells, I-l,(Ry 88). 
 Campbell's Bay, Pontiac Dist. «r 
 
 Canterbury, J-15 § 150 
 
 Cantley, li§ ' ^ 
 
 Cauuta, 1-9 
 
 Cap a la Baleine, C-3. 
 
 Cap a I'Algle, E-15 + 8 25 
 
 Cap Chat. B-4 t ....! 2M 
 
 Cap des Rosiera, C-9 t " 150 
 
 CapeCove, C-8t '. 500 
 
 Cape Ozo, C-8 25 
 
 Capleton, J-14, (Ry 8-a) * t ±. ...'.!! .' 250 
 
 Caplin River, D-6. 
 
 Cap Magdeleme, Charaplain Dist. «T 
 
 Cap Rouge, G-15 1 8 800 
 
 CapSante, G-14 • f % 400 
 
 Cap St. Ignace, F-17, (Ry 15-a) t 8- • 300 
 Capucins, B-8. 
 
 Carillon, 1-9, (Ry C) • t 3 255 
 
 Carleton, D-5, (Ry 2) t 500 
 
 Carleton West, D-5. 
 
 Carmel, 1-13, (Ry 10). 
 
 Carr's Crossing, (Ry 11-/) 2 m N E 
 
 Whites, J-9. 
 C artier, J-9. 
 Cartierville, I-IO. 
 Casault, G-16. 
 
 Cascades. 1-6, (Ry86) 8 100 
 
 Cascapedia. D-6, (Ry 2). 
 
 Casaville, J-13 25 
 
 Castlebar, 1-148 .' 150 
 
 Castor, C-19, 
 
 Caughnawaga, J-10, (Ry 5-A;)t 3 1936 
 
 Causapscal, D-6, (Ry 15-o) t 8 50 
 
 Cavignac. 1-12. (Ry 5-w,). 
 Cawood, Pontiac Dist. ^ 
 
 CazaTllle.J-98 100 
 
 Cedar, J-9 (Ryll-a)t§ 
 
 Cedar Hall, C-2, (Ry 15-a) t 8 25 
 
 Cedars, J-9 , 356 
 
 Chambly Basin, J-11, (Ry 27-a) t 3 .. 875 
 Chambly Canton, J-ll, (Ry 27-«) 
 
 * t 3 846 
 
 Chambord, (Ry 43-a) 8 t 
 
 Pop. 
 
 Towns, etc.— continued. 
 Champigny, Quebec Dist. 1 
 Champlain, H-18. 
 
 Champlain Station, iI-13,(Ry5-<7)t3 
 Channay, J.16. 
 Channel, Bromo Dist. T 
 Chantelle. H-10 8 
 Chapeau, 1-4 • + 250 
 
 Charlemagne, Ml t 8 25 
 
 Charlesbonrg, G-16, (Ry 48-a) 8 
 Charlesbourg, West, G-16, (Ry 48-a). 
 
 Charrington,J-148 75 
 
 Charteris, Pontiac Diat. ^ 
 
 Chartierville, J-15 8 100 
 
 Chatborough, 188 100 
 
 Chateauguay, J-9 1 8 '.'. 900 
 
 Chateauguay Basin, 88m from Cha- 
 
 teauguay,J-9 800 
 
 Chateau Richer, G-16, (Ry 40) 1 8 
 Chateau Richer Valley, (Ry 40) 3 m 
 N Chateau Richer, (^-16. 
 
 Chatillon, H-18 8 75 
 
 Chaudlere Curre, G-15, (Ry 1 l.A)t jV. 25 
 Chaudiere Junction, G-15, (Ry ll-h) t 
 Chaudiere Station, G-15, (Ry ll-/i>S.. 800 
 
 Chaudiere Mills, G-15 8 • • 25 
 
 Chaumont, G-1.5. 
 
 Chelsea, T-6, (Ry86) ^tS 400 
 
 Chemin Tache, E-19. 
 Cheneville, 1-7. 
 Cherry River, J-18. 
 Chertsey, 3 m S Chantelle, H-10. 
 
 Cheater, 1-14 8 250 
 
 Chichester, T.3 1 8 36O 
 
 Chlcoatimi, D-15 • t 8 2277 
 
 Chilton, H-5. • • «• 
 
 Chlorydormes, B-7 t 
 Chute aux Iroquois, H-8. 
 Chutea Montmorency, (Ry 40) 3 m N 
 Montmorency Palls, G-15. 
 
 Clairvaux, P-16 § 400 
 
 Clairvaux de Bagot, Bagot Dist. 1 
 
 Clapham, H-15 § lOO 
 
 Clarenceville, J-ll ♦ + 300 
 
 Clarke, 1-4, (Ry 88). 
 
 Clark's Island, I- § 3 m S W Coteau 
 
 Landing, J-9. 
 Clifton, J-14, (Ry2t)t 
 Cloutiers Platform, E-20, (Ry 47) 8 
 
 Coaticook, J-14, (Ry 11-6) MS 3088 
 
 Coleraine Station, 1-15, (Ry 89-a) t § 
 
 CoUfleld, Pontiac Dist. ^ 
 
 Como, J-9t 8 , 400 
 
 Compton, J-14 • t 8 
 
 Compton Station, (Ry 11-6) l 
 
 Compton, J-14. 
 Contrecoeur. I-U, (Ry 12-a) +.. 
 Convent, Jacques Cartler Dist., (liy 
 
 U-a) < 
 Coocoocache, Champlain Dist. ^ 
 Cookahire, J-14, (Ryab-p, 24) * t 3.. 
 Comer of the Beach, C-9 t 
 Corbin, 4 m W Hemmingford, J-10 § . . 
 Corliaa, J-14, 
 Coteau da Lac, 8 m N E Coteau 
 
 Landing, J-9 800 
 
 Coteau Junction, J-9, (Rys 4, 11-a). 
 Coteau Landing, J-9, (Rys 4, 7-c, 
 
 11-a) * t %....!..............: m! 
 
 Coteau St. Augustiu, 2 m S Mon- 
 treal, J-10. 
 
 m W 
 
 500 
 
 600 
 
 400 
 100 
 
 ^ 
 
Pop. 
 
 'yg)f3 
 
 250 
 
 25 
 
 48-a). 
 75 
 
 100 
 
 100 
 
 900 
 
 iCha- 
 800 
 
 )) 3 m 
 
 75 
 
 i)t$.. 25 
 ll-A) t 
 •/i)g.. 800 
 25 
 
 400 
 
 0. 
 
 250 
 
 360 
 
 2277 
 
 m N 
 
 .'i'" 
 
 400 
 
 100 
 300 
 
 oteau 
 
 
 r)§ 
 
 3!) t §■ 
 
 3086 
 
 • • • • 
 
 m W 
 
 400 
 
 500 
 
 .'(iiy 
 
 600 
 
 ta.. 
 
 400 
 
 10§.. 
 
 100 
 
 oteau 
 
 l-a).' ■ 
 . 7-c, 
 
 300 
 
 50'<' 
 
 Unnd, MeNally 
 
 Towns, etc.— continued. Pop. 
 
 Coteau St. Pierre, 4 m S W Mon- 
 \ treal, J- 10. 
 
 Coteau Station, (Ry 4) + § 2 m N W 
 
 Coteau Landing, .1-9 890 
 
 Cote de Liesse, (Ry W-j) 10 m S W 
 
 Montreal. J-10. 
 Cotes des Neiges,^ 1 m S W Montreal, 
 
 J-10 391 
 
 Cote dee Neiges Quest, Hochelaga 
 
 Dist. ^ 
 Cote St. Antoine, § 2 m SW Montreal, 
 
 J-10 3076 
 
 Cote St. Catherine, 2 m W Montreal, 
 
 J-10 100 
 
 Cote St. Louis § 2 m N W Montreal, 
 
 W-22 2972 
 
 Cote St. Luc, 2 m W Montreal, J-10. 
 Cote St. Michel, Hochelaga Diet. 1 § 
 
 CoteSt. Paul, J.Jl,(Rylla) § 842 
 
 Cote St. Pierre, 1-7. 
 
 Cote St. Theresa, Laprairie, (Ry 13-e;. 
 
 Cote Visitation, Hochelaga Diet. 1 § 816 
 
 Covey Hill, J-10 § 500 
 
 Cowansville, J-12, (Ry 5-*) •fa.. . 639 
 Craigs Road Station, G-15, (Ry li-A) 
 
 t § 
 
 Cranbourne. H-I6 § 
 
 Creemorne, Pontiac Diet. *f 
 Crossbury, Corapton Dist. ^ 
 
 Cross Point, U-4 1 
 
 Croughton, Beauce Dist. f 
 Culdaflf, H-16. 
 
 Cumberland Mills, H-17 § 200 
 
 Cushendall, Frontenac Dist. t 
 ^ Gushing, 1-8, (Ry 6) t S 600 
 
 66 
 500 
 
 200 
 
 Mou- 
 
 Dablon, D-18, (Ry 48-a) t § 
 
 DalesTille, 1-9 § lOO 
 
 Dalibaire, B-8 400 
 
 Dalling, 1-18. 
 
 Danby, M3, (Ry 11-J) t §. 150 
 
 Danford Lake, 25 m E Fort Cou- 
 
 logne, 1-4 § 25 
 
 Danville, 1-18, (Ry 11-A) • t § 825 
 
 Darveau, Levis Dist. ^ 
 D'Auteuil, 1-13 § 
 Dechenes, B-19 
 Dee Side, D-8. 
 Delisle, C-14. 
 Dell 1-15. 
 
 Denison'B Mills, 1-13 % 800 
 
 Dequen, D-18, (Ry 48-a) § 
 
 DeKamsey, H-11 § 25 
 
 Deschambault, G-18, (Ry 5-^) • t 31456 
 
 100 
 
 .(Ryli-/)t§'. 200 
 
 Diamond, (Ry ll-/j 4 m N E Bry- 
 son's, J-10. 
 
 Dillonton, J-13 250 
 
 D'Israeli, 1-15, (Ry 89-«) t § 600 
 
 Ditchfield Siding, (Ry 5-p) 6 m N W 
 Lake Megantic, 1-16, 
 
 cfc Co.'h Quebec. H 
 
 Towns, etc.— continued. Pop. 
 
 5if!e, (Ry ll-«)2 m S W Dowal, J-10. 
 
 Dixviile,J.14,(Ryli-ft) % 514 
 
 Dolbeau, Saguenay Dist. 5 
 Domaine de Qentilly, H-18 S 
 Dominion, (Ry 24) % 
 Dominion, Jacques Cartier Di8t.,(Ry 
 
 Doncaster, (Ry 21) % 
 
 Dorval J-lo, (Rys S-??. ll-o, g)i%^ 
 
 Doucet's Landing, H-13, (Ry ll-ci+Sa 25 
 
 Douglasburg, Napierville Dist. f 
 
 Douglastown, C-8 t 
 
 Doyle, Pontiac Dist. ^ 
 
 Drummondville East, 1-13, (Rys 
 
 ^ 5-;, 10)#t3 .......1955 
 
 Duchesne Mills, (Ry 5-6) 3 2 mNE 
 Aylmer, J-6. 
 
 Duclos, J-6 § 
 
 Dudswell, (Ry 39-a) see South Duds- 
 well, 1-14. 
 
 Dudswell Centre, see Dudswell 
 Junction, 1-14. 
 
 Dudswell Junction, 1-14, (Rys 89a, 24) tt 
 
 Dufour, Charlevoix Dist. ^ 
 
 Dufresne Mills, 1-18 § 
 
 Duhamel, Ottawa Dist. T 
 
 Dumoine, Pontiac Dist. ^ 
 
 Dunany, 1-9 § 
 
 Dunborough, J-12 lOO 
 
 Duncan, 1-12, (RylO). 
 
 Dundee, J-9 200 
 
 Dunham, J-12 * + 827 
 
 Dunraven, 1-4 § 25 
 
 Eardley,I-5, (Ry88) § 75 
 
 East Aldfleld, Pontiac Dist. ^ 
 East Angus, J-14, (Ry39-a,c)1t§ 
 
 East Artbabaska, H-14 § 450 
 
 East Bolton, J-18 55 
 
 East Broughton, J-14 § 25 
 
 East Clifton, J-14 § 250 
 
 East Dudswell, 1-15 § 25 
 
 East Dunham, J-12 70 
 
 Bast Farnham, J-12, (Ry 5-*) * t 3 . 200 
 
 Bast Hereford, J-15, (Ry 24)$ % 150 
 
 East Little River, D-8. 
 East Magdala, H-14 § 
 Eastman, J-18, (Rys 5-p, 35) % 3 
 East Sherbrooke, see iSherbrooke. 
 J-18. • 
 
 East Templeton, 1-6, (Ry 5-o) t 3 .. 450 
 Eaton, (Ry 24) § see Eaton Corner, 
 
 „ J-14 aoo 
 
 Eaton Corner, J-14, (Ry 24) 200 
 
 Echo Vale, 1-16, (Ry S-g) 3 
 
 Sdiua, i-'J § , 25 
 
 Egg Island, Saguenay Dist. ^ t 8 
 Eglise Ste Anne, (Ry 40) 8 m S W 
 Chateau Richer, G-16. 
 
 Egypte, 1-12 i. 70 
 
 Efgin Road, P-17, (Ry l5.o)S 125 
 
 Blmside, 8 m from Bristol, J-5 8. . . . 100 
 Emileville, J-12. 
 
12 
 
 Band, McNalbj &, Go.'x Quehee 
 
 Townt, etc.— continued. Pop. 
 
 Englieh Bay, 75 m N Gaspe Basin.C-S.lOOO 
 Erie, 1-14. 
 
 Bacuminac, D-4, (Ry2) 221 
 
 Bsquima^ix Point 5 
 
 Etangdu Nord, Gaspe Diet. It 
 
 Etchemin, G-15»t§ 
 
 Buatis, (Ry 3-a) 1 9 m S Sherbrooke, 
 
 Everette', (Ry 24) 8 m S Dudsweli 
 Junction; 1-14. 
 
 Fairfax, J-18. 
 
 Famborough, 8 in S W West Shef- 
 ford,J-12 60 
 
 Frandon, J-H 100 
 
 Farnham, J-12,(Rys 5-*, m, 27-a) ♦+38822 
 
 Famham Centre, 8 m 8 W Brigham, 
 
 „ J-U + § ..^. ...'200 
 
 Farrellton, 1-6, (Ry 36) + 
 
 Father Point, C-80, (Ry 15-a) + 100 
 
 Fecteau'8 Mills, 1-14 § 
 
 Femetville, H-11. 
 
 Pitch Bay, 4 m S B Georgeville, J-13, 
 
 „. t± 200 
 
 Flanders, Compton Diet, n - 
 
 Flenrant, D-5 § 
 
 Fleuriau, D-81 . 
 
 Flodden, J.13. 
 
 Fontenelle, Gaspe Diet. ^ 
 
 Fontenoy, 1-18 100 
 
 Fort Coulogne, 1-4, (Ry 38) + § 823 
 
 Fort Covington, K-9, (Ry 11-/). 
 
 Portierville, H-i4 § 2000 
 
 Fort Ingalls, E-20, (Ry 47) + § 
 Fort Ingall's " Y," E-20, (Ry 47). 
 Fortin. Kimouslti Dist. ^ 
 
 Fort William, 1-8 § 125 
 
 Poster, J-18, (Ry 5-l,p) +3 200 
 
 Pox Bay, B-14 + 25 
 
 Pox River, B-8 + 1000 
 
 Pran? ton, H-16§ 700 
 
 Franklin Centre, J-10 •§ 800 
 
 Fraservllle, see Riviere du fjoup, 
 
 ^ E-I8t :'4175 
 
 Frechette, G-15 § 
 
 Prelighsburg, J12 *+3 27b 
 
 French Village, 1-13 i 25 
 
 Frontier, J-lO 8 
 
 Frost Village, Huntington f ± 800 
 
 Pulford, J-13, (Ry 5-2?) § 250 
 
 Pop, 
 
 Gabelle, 4 m S W Valmont, H-1 25 
 
 Qalson, 1-15 § 100 
 
 Garland, J-IO. 
 
 Garneau, P-18 § 25 
 
 Garthby, 1-15, (Ry 89-a) t § 
 
 174 
 
 Towns, etc.— continued. 
 
 Garthby Station, see Garthby, 1-15. 
 Gasparine, J-10. 
 
 Gaspe Basin, C-8 * + 
 
 Gaspe Bay, South, C-8. 
 
 Gallneau, 1-6, (Ry 5-a)+ 3 1460 
 
 Gatineau Valley Junction, (Ry 36) 
 3 m N W Ottawa, Ont. 
 
 Geneva, 1-9$.. 150 
 
 Genoa, I-9J . . 150 
 
 Gentilly, H-iS +§ 600 
 
 Georgeville, J-IH + X 200 
 
 Geraldine, J-10 § 25 
 
 Gethsemani, Saguenay Dist. ^ 
 Gilman, Brome Dist. t 
 Qirard, St. John Dist. «I 
 Glen Almond, 1-6. 
 Glen Bean, H-6. 
 Glen Farnham, J- 12. 
 Glengyle, Pontiac Dist. 1 
 Glen Iver, J-18. 
 
 Glenlivet, 1-6 § 300 
 
 Glenloyd, H-:5 § 125 
 
 Glen Murray, H-14 § 
 
 Glen Sutton, J-18, (Ry 5-*) 600 
 
 Gobeil, E-17. 
 
 Godbout, B-2 t§ 200 
 
 Gordon Creek, Pontiac Dist. ^ 
 
 Go nld, (Ry 5-p) 3 700 
 
 Gould Station, I-15. 
 Gracefield,H-6. 
 Grahams, J-9, (Ry 5-«). 
 
 Granboro', J-12 2OO 
 
 Granby, J-12, (Ry 7-a) ♦ + X 1710 
 
 Grande Bale, D-16 + S 800 
 
 Grand Cascapedia, D-6. 
 
 Grande Freniere, i-9 200 
 
 Grande Greve, C-8 1 800 
 
 Grande Ligne, J-11, (Rv ll-rf) + § ... 400 
 Grand Entry, Gaspe Dist. 1 § 
 
 Grand Pabos, D-8 +.., 150 
 
 Grandes Coudees, 1-16 J 25 
 
 Grandes Piles, G-12, (Ry 6-1) f 3 
 
 Grande Vallee,B-7+ 818 
 
 Grand Mere, Champlain Dist. 5 
 Grand Metis, C-21 + 
 
 Grand River,0-8 1 250 
 
 Grand St. Esprit, H-18. 
 
 Gravel Pit Siding, J-15, (Ry 24) X 
 
 Green Island, see Isle Verte, D-19..1184 
 
 Green River, E-19 25 
 
 Greenshields, 1-14. 
 
 Greer Monnt, Pontiac Dist. 1 
 
 Grenville, 1-8, (Rys 5-a,6) • + 3 502 
 
 Griffin, J-13 50 
 
 Griffin Cove, B-8t 679 
 
 Griffin's Platform § 
 
 Grindstone Island, Gaepe Dist. ^ * 
 
 Grondines, G-18 * 400 
 
 Grondines Station, G-18, (Ry 5-g) + 3 
 
 Grosses Roches, B-3 25 
 
 Guigues, 1-7 § 
 
 t 
 
Pop. 
 1-15. 
 
 174 
 
 1460 
 
 Ky 36) 
 
 150 
 
 600 
 
 aoo 
 
 25 
 
 300 
 125 
 
 600 
 
 200 
 
 700 
 
 200 
 
 1710 
 
 800 
 
 200 
 
 800 
 
 § ... 400 
 
 150 
 
 25 
 
 • 3 
 
 ■ ».... 318 
 
 r 
 
 250 
 
 )-19..1134 
 25 
 
 502 
 
 50 
 
 679 
 
 1* 
 
 400 
 
 ')iB 
 25 
 
 Band, McNally & Go.'s Quebec. 
 
 18 
 
 ■»■ 
 
 Tcwna, etc.— continued. 
 
 Pop. 
 
 Hadlow Cove, G-15 t 
 
 Hadlow Station, G-25, (Ry W-h) i%.. 150 
 
 Hallerton, J-11 8 ISO 
 
 Halls Siding, H-14, (Ry 11-A) + 
 Hall's Stream, (Ry 24) § 3 m 8 East 
 
 Hereford, J-15. 
 Halverson, Pontias Diet, ^ % 
 Hamilton Cove, C-19. 
 Hardwood Flat, J-15. 
 Harlaka Junction, G-15, (Rye 15-a, 6, 
 
 89-a) + § 
 Harrington, Saguenay ^ 
 
 Harrington Bast, 1-8 100 
 
 Harvey Hill Mines, H-15 § 200 
 
 Haseville, J-12 % 2» 
 
 Hathaway, Pontiac Dist. 1^ 
 
 Hatley, J-14 • t X 200 
 
 Heathton, 1 m N E South Barnston, 
 
 J-14. 
 
 Hebertville, D-14 ♦ 50« 
 
 Hedleyville Junction, G-15, (Rys 40, 
 
 43-a). 
 Hedleyville, G-15 t % 
 
 Helena, J-9 § 400 
 
 HemiBon, H-16 § 
 
 Hemmingford, J-10, (Ry ll-«)* 1 5 • • 300 
 
 Henesy, Pontiac Dist. ^ 
 
 Henrysburg, J-11, (Ry 4) t S M 
 
 Henryrille, J-U •§ 700 
 
 Herdman, J-9 § 
 
 Hereford, J-14 § t W 
 
 Heyworth, Ottawa Dist. 1 % 
 
 High Rock, 1-6. 
 
 Hin Head 1-9 § 
 
 Hillhurst, J-14. (Ry ll-6)t § 
 
 Hochelaga, I-l 1, (Ry 5-a, g^) * t B . . .8540 
 
 Holland's Mills, 1-6. 
 
 Holton, J-10 § 
 
 Hopetown, D-7. 
 
 House Harbour, Qaspe Dist. 1 t 
 
 Howick, (Rys 4, 11-/) t § 
 - • - ■ 1, J-10. 
 
 200 
 
 Howick Junction^ 
 
 Hudson, J-9, (Ry 5-71) t § 200 
 
 Hughes S» 
 
 HuU, J-6, (Rys 5-o, 6, 36) ♦ t 3 . . ..11264 
 Hunter's Point, Pontiac Dist. 1 
 
 Hunterstown, B-11 tS 1000 
 
 Huntingdon, J-9 (Rys7-c, 11/)* t 8-. 866 
 Huntingville, J-14 8 SOO 
 
 IberTille, (Rys 5-A;, 7-o, 6) t J 9 2 m 
 
 E St. Johns, J-11 1710 
 
 Indian Lorette, G-15, (Ry 43-a). 
 
 Industry, see Joliette, H-11 8872 
 
 Inverness, H-14 ♦ t 8 800 
 
 Iron Hill, J-12 ^r>0 
 
 Ironside, 1-6, (Ky 36) § • ^^ '• 
 
 Iroquois Siding, (Ry 5-*) 2 m S K 
 Caughnawaga, J-10. 
 
 Irvine, 11-15 8 *00 
 
 Island Brook, J-15 8 100 
 
 Island of Anticosti, Qaspe Dist. ^ 
 IsleauxCoudres, F-178 "^l* 
 
 Towns, etc.— continued. Pop. 
 
 Isle aux G rues, F-16 8 200 
 
 Isle Bizard, J-10 § 
 
 Isle Dapas, H-11 8 HO 
 
 Isle Perrot. J-108 108 
 
 Isfl Perrot North, J-10 8 
 
 Isle Verte, D-19, (Ry 15-o) t 1184 
 
 Ives, 1-14. 
 
 Jacques Cartier Junction, J-10, (Ry 
 
 ll-i)t8 
 Jersey Mills, H-16 J 
 Joddin, Pontiac, (Ky 5-^). 
 
 Johnsons, J-10 (Ry 4)t 8 50 
 
 Johnville, J-14. (Ry 6-i?) 3 500 
 
 Joliette, H-11, (Ry 6-/i) * t 3 . . . • • • .8372 
 Joliette Junction, I-ll, (Ry 5-9^, A)> 3 
 Jonquieres, D-15 8 *00 
 
 Joynt, 1-5 i 
 Junction, (Ry 
 G-15. 
 
 48-a) 4 m N W Queboe, 
 
 Kamouraska, E-18 * t 5 600 
 
 Katevale, J-13 159 
 
 Eazubazna, 1-6 f 8 80 
 
 Keith, 1-15 8 
 Kelso, J-9 8 
 
 Kennebec Line, 1-17 8 100 
 
 Kensington, J-9 8 
 Kiibaiu, J-9. 
 
 Kildare, H-108 400 
 
 Kingsbury, I-I8, (Ry 35) • t 8 76 
 
 Kingscroft, J-14 + 
 Kingsey, 1-13 tS 
 
 Kingsey Falls, I-13*t8 800 
 
 Kingsey Station, 1-13, (Ry ll-h) %... 26 
 
 Kinnears Mills, 11-13 » 8 900 
 
 Kippewa,(Ry 5-^ 50 m from Mattawa, 
 
 Ont.8- 80 
 
 Kirkdale, 8 8 m S E Ulverton, 1-18. . 84 
 
 Kirk's Ferry, 1-6, (Ry 86) 8 W 
 
 Kiskisink, E-13, (Ry 43-a) + 8 
 
 Knowlton, J-13, (Ry 5-^) ♦ t 3 • • . . 600 
 
 Knowlton Lauding, J-18 60 
 
 LaBaie,H-12t8 800 
 
 LaBeance, 8 4 m S Scott's Junction, 
 
 H-16.!.. 1000 
 
 Laberge, J-108 800 
 
 L' Acadie, J-11, (Ry 5-*) 3 1000 
 
 L'Acadie Station, J-11, (Ry ll-<i)t 8- • « 
 
■«■■ 
 
 14 
 
 Hand, McNally & Co.' s Quebec. 
 
 Towns, etc.- continued. Pop. 
 
 L'AiiBe aux Gascons, Bonaventure 
 
 Dist. 1 
 Lac a la Tortue, Q-12, (Ry 5-i) t 9 
 La Carridre, M2. ' ^ 
 
 Lac Qros VisoiiB, D-13, (Ry 43-a) 8* 
 Lachcnaie, MO § 
 Lachevrotiere, (Ry 5-g) f 3 42 m 
 
 S W Qnebec, G-15. 
 
 Lachine, J-10, * t § 3 3761 
 
 Lachine Junction, W-22, (Ry ll-o) §. 25 
 Lachine Locks, Jacques Cartier Dist. f f 
 Lacbine Rapids, J-lO § 
 
 Lachute, 1-9, (Ry 5-o) ♦ + 9 1751 
 
 LaChute Mills, 1-9 § 
 
 Lac Masson, H-9 § 650 
 
 "40 
 
 750 
 
 Lac Noir, F-17 J 
 
 Lacolle, J-11, (Rys 4, ll-rf) • t i § " 
 
 Lacolle Junction, j-ll, (Rya 4, ll-d) 
 
 tS 
 
 La Conception, 11-8 § 
 
 Lac Masson, Terrebonne Dist. *[ 
 
 Lac Ouareau, II-9. 
 
 Lac Rond, 1-8. 
 
 Lac St. Joseph, Portueuf Dist. 1 
 
 La Uecharge, C-15. 
 
 La Payette, G-17. 
 
 La Guerre, J-9 t § 
 
 Lake Aylmer, 1-15 § .....' 
 
 Lake Beauport, G-15 § . . . . 
 Lake Bouchette, D-13, (Ry 43-a). 
 La'ie Edward, Portneuf Dist.. (Rv 
 
 Lake Etchemin, H-17 §.... 
 Lake Etoile, G-13. 
 
 Lakefleld, 1-9 § 50 
 
 Lake Megantic, 1-16, (Ry 5-;;) f'£.'. illlS 
 Lake of Two Mountains, see Oka, J-9 
 
 Lake Road, L-86 
 
 Lake Sergent, G-14, (Ry 48-a) § 
 Lakeside, Jaques Cartier Dist., CRys 
 
 5-5',11-a). 
 Lake St. Charles, 15 m N W Quebec. 
 
 G-15 ' 
 
 Lake St. John Junction, G-15, t 3 
 Lake St. Joseph, (Ry 43-a) 1 8 
 Lake St. Mary, i-6. ' 
 
 Lake Temiecamlngae, Pontiac Dist 
 
 Lakeview, i-8 1 S 
 
 Lake Weedon, 1-15, (Ry 89-a) t S 
 Lamartice, F-17. 
 
 Lambton. 1-16 * § 400 
 
 Landrerille, J-9 I ""' 25 
 
 Land Villa, G-16. 
 
 L'Ange Qardlen, G-15, (Ry 40). 
 
 L Ange Qardien, 1-7, (Ry5-o) t 3 ..1.549 
 
 L'Ange Gardien, J-12, (Ry 5-m) 3 t 
 
 Langevin, H-17 § ._. 550 
 
 L'Annonciation, Ottawa Dist. f 
 Lanoieville, 1-12. 
 Lanoraie, I-ll, (Ry l2-a) f 
 
 Lanoraie,Ml,(Ry5-g') t 3 600 
 
 L Anse a Giles, F-17,(Ry 15-a) § 250 
 
 L'Anee a la Gabane, G.a.'-.pe Dist i 
 L'Anse au Beaufils, C-9. 
 
 L'Anse au Foiu, D-16 § 60 
 
 L'Anse aux Gascons, D-8 t ...... 50 
 
 L'Anse a Vallon, 10 m N W Fox 
 
 Riyer, C-8 gg 
 
 L'AnseSt. Jean, D-17§ 25 
 
 100 
 
 150 
 
 70 
 
 250 
 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 300 
 
 Towns, etc.— continued. Pop. 
 
 LaPatrie, J-15 § 
 
 La Petite Riviere, Quebec Dist. 5 
 
 La Petite Riviere St. Francois, F-16, 
 8 175 
 
 La Plaine, I-IO, (Ry 5-c) 1 § 
 
 Laprairie, J-10,(Ry 11-/) • t § 1246 
 
 La Presentation, I-ll § 300 
 
 Laroche, Brome Dist. 1 
 
 Larochelle, H-14 § 882 
 
 La Rocher, H-16, (Ry 39-6) § 
 
 Lascelles, 1-6 § 
 
 L'Assomption, (Ry 20) ♦ t 3 1256 
 
 Laterriere, D-15§. 225 
 
 Lathrop, (Ry 24), 8 m S Lime Ridge, 
 1-14. 
 
 La Tuque, F-12. 
 
 Latour'B Mills, Pontiac Dist. n § 
 
 Laurel, 1-9. 
 
 Laurentides, see St. Lin, I-IO • 
 
 Laurentldes, F-18, (Ry 43-a) t S 
 
 Lauzon,P-81 • § 
 
 Laval, F-15 § 
 
 Lavaltrie, I-ll § 
 
 Lavaltrie Road,'I-ll, (Ry 5-o) +3"" 
 
 L'Avenir, 1-13 1 §..!.. I. . ...... . . 
 
 Lawrence, (Ry 36) see Lawrenceville. 
 J-13, 
 
 Lawrenceville, J-13 • t loo 
 
 Lawson's, S 4 m W Laprairie, J-10. 
 
 Learned Plain, J-15 § 100 
 
 Le Bras, H-16. 
 
 Leclercville, G-14 t§ S696 
 
 Leed8,H-15 ♦ § 500 
 
 Leeds Village, H-15 § 
 
 Lemesurier, H-15 § 
 
 Lennoxville, J-14, (Rys 3-0, 5-o, 11-6) 
 
 , •tHB 
 
 Leonard's Mills, 3 m W Ulverton. 
 
 1-18 
 
 Leopold, 1-9. 
 
 L'Epiphanle, I-IO, (Rys 5-flr,20) • t 3 
 
 Les Dalles, I-IO. 
 
 Les Bboulemens, F-17 * t § 
 
 Les Ecureuils, G-14 § 400 
 
 Les Escoumains, D-19 § eoo 
 
 LesFonds, G-14. 
 
 Les Grandes Bergeronnes, D- 18 § ... 650 
 
 Les Petites Bergeronnes, D-18 § 27 
 
 i'fJi''' StA^ <^y« 11-^' 15-a.6,89-a)«tS7801 
 Libby Mills, J-18, (Ry 3-a) $...... 70 
 
 Llbbytown, 3 m SE Ayers Flat, J-18tS 300 
 Lime Quarries, (Rys 9, S9-d) 8.5 m 
 
 from Marbleton, 1-14. 
 Lime Ridge, 1-14, (Ry 24) + t 
 
 Linda, J-14 § 25 
 
 Lineboro, J.13 | 150 
 
 Liniere,H-16§ 
 
 L' Islet, F-17. 
 
 L'Islet Station, F-17. (Ry 15-a) tiS 
 
 L'lsle Verte, 1-13 :..::.. 11,34 
 
 Little Cascapedia, D-6. 
 
 Little Metis, C-21 * 
 
 Little Metis Station, C-22, (Ry 15-a)fS 
 
 Little Pabos, D-8. ' * 
 
 Little River, G-15, (Ry 48-a) + 8 
 
 Little River, East, D-9. 
 
 Little River, West, Gaspe Dist. f 
 
 Loch abar Bay, 1-7 25 
 
 Long Point, 111 t [[ 250 
 
 930 
 3551 
 
 700 
 
 250 
 
 80 
 
 962 
 
 70 
 
Hand, McNally & a^/.s Quebco, 
 
 I. Pop. 
 
 St. 5 
 
 is, F-16, 
 175 
 
 § 1246 
 
 300 
 
 882 
 
 1256 
 
 225 
 
 Ridge, 
 
 1§ 
 
 t §.... 930 
 3551 
 
 700 
 
 + 3 
 
 250 
 
 jeville, 
 
 100 
 
 -10. 
 100 
 
 8696 
 
 500 
 
 80 
 
 ', 11-6) 
 
 962 
 
 erton, 
 70 
 
 •t3 
 
 400 
 
 600 
 
 3 § • • . BPO 
 
 \ 27 
 
 ■a)*tS780l 
 
 70 
 
 M8t§ 200 
 3.6 m 
 
 25 
 
 150 
 
 •§... 50 
 
 ns 
 
 1134 
 
 15 
 
 -a)t§ 
 
 
 Towns, etc.— continued. Pop. 
 Long Point of Mingan, Saguenay Diet, ft 
 Longueuil, I-ll, (Rys 11-*, 12-o)'» t 32767 
 Lorette, Quebec Dist. 5 
 Lorette Junction, G-15, (Ry 43-a.) 
 Lorette Station, G-15, (Ry 5-^) t 3 
 
 Lome, 4m N Danrille, 1-18 § 100 
 
 Lost River, 1-8 8 150 
 
 Lotbiniere, G-14 * t § 
 Louisa, 1-9. 
 
 Louisevllle, H-12, (Ry f»-g)* t 3 1740 
 
 Lourdes, 11-14 § 
 
 Lourdes du Blanc Sablon, Sagiieuay 
 Dist. 1 
 
 Low,I-6t§ 100 
 
 Lower Ireland, H-15 § 800 
 
 Lncerne, I-6§ 25 
 
 Luskville, 1-6; 
 
 Lyeander, H-15 § 25 
 
 Lyster, H-14 t § 6C0 
 
 Lyster Station, H-14, (Ry ll-h) § 50 
 
 Pop. 
 650 
 
 25 
 250 
 
 McDonald's Cove, Gaspe Dist. f 
 
 McKee's, 1-5, (Ry 88). 
 
 McLeod's, (Ry 6-/)) 3 
 
 McMartin, Pontiac, (Ry 5-t). 
 
 Macnider, C-2 25 
 
 Haddington, H-13 § 25 
 
 Maddington Palls, H-18. 
 
 Magdalen Islands, Qaspe Dist. ^ 
 
 Magenta,J-12 25 
 
 Magog, J-18,(Ry 5-p) • t 3 2100 
 
 Magoon's Point, J-13 180 
 
 Magpie, Saguenay Dist. ^ + 
 
 Maisonneuve, I-ll , ....1226 
 
 Malbay, C-8. 
 
 Malmaison, J-12 % 
 
 Malvina, J-16, 
 
 Malvina Station, J-15, (Ry 24). 
 
 Maniwaki, H-6 * t § 
 
 Mansfield, see Ft. Coulogne, 1-4. 
 
 ManoonTlMe J-18 • + 3 
 
 ManaonvlUe Station, J-13, (Ry 2-A;)'t 
 
 Maplo Grove, H-14 § .......... 75 
 
 Maple HUl, H-16 § 
 
 Maple Leaf, J-15 § 
 
 Maple Ridge, Pontiac Dist. ^ 
 
 Marbleton, 1-14. 
 
 Marbleton Station, (Rys 24, 89-a, d) 
 
 . t % § 200 
 
 Maria, D-6, (Rv 2)t 800 
 
 Maria Capes, D-5. 
 
 Maria Ea^t, D-5. 
 
 Marieville, J-11, (Ry 27.a, 6) t 3 . , . 1266 
 
 Maritana, 8 m E Franklin Centre. 
 
 „ J-10§ ... = = = = .......: 90 
 
 Marlmgton, J-13. 
 
 Marlow, I-16§ 300 
 
 Marsborough, 1-16 § 
 
 Marsden, 1-14 t 3 
 
 Martin's Lake, Pontiac Dist. If 
 
 Martinvillc. J-14 + § 100 
 
 Maryland, Pontiac Dist. i 
 
 100 
 
 500 
 
 400 
 25 
 
 Tovms, etc — continued. 
 MascoHche, I-IO. 
 
 Mascouche Rapids, MO 
 
 Mascouche Station, I-IO, (Rye-ci+Vi 
 Masham Mills, 1-5 §....!....... 150 
 
 Maskinonge, H-11 ",\" 250 
 
 Maskinonge Station, H-11, (Ry5-o) 
 t 3 . . , 350 
 
 Maesawippi, J-13, (Ry 3-0)'* t i'.'.*" 200 
 
 Masson, 1-7. 
 
 Mastai, Quebec Diat. ^ 
 
 Mastigoche, H-11, 
 
 Matane, C-2 + goo 
 
 Matapedia, (Rys 2, 15-a) t § see Met- 
 
 apedia,D-3. looo 
 
 Mawcook, J-12§ 200 
 
 Mayo, J-7§ jqo 
 
 Megantic, (Ry ^.p) eee Lake Megan- 
 tic, 1-16. 
 
 Melborough § loo 
 
 Melbourne, 1-18 • t §.........!!..' " 289 
 
 Melbourne Ridge, 1-13 § ."... 60 
 
 Melocheville, J-10 + § . 400 
 
 Melvina, Huntingdon Dint. (Ry 7-c) i 
 Mercier, G-17 § v j / + 
 
 Metabechouan, D-14 25 
 
 Metapedia, D-3, (Rys 2, 15-a). 
 
 Metgermette, H-17. 
 
 Methot'8 Mills, H-15, (Ry ll-h) t § . . . 75 
 
 Metis, Point, C-21 § 250 
 
 Miguick, P.18, (Ry 43-o) J 
 
 Milan, (Ry h-p) 6 m S E Spring Hill, 
 
 1-16. 
 Milby,J.14§ 50 
 
 ^ih.^°^'A"^9j,^^y ^■«' /. 5-) t 3 . .3687 
 Miletta, J-13, (Ry 5-») 3 
 
 Mille Isles, 1-9 §•;...'.... 100 
 
 MilleYaches, C-19 t§ 350 
 
 Miiifieid,H-i5§ :...;.:::iSo 
 
 Mlllington, J-13 jjO 
 
 MillBtream, D-3, (Ry 15-a) t S 
 
 Milton, East, J-12 1 : 100 
 
 Mingan, Saguenay Dist. f + 
 
 Minton, J-14. 
 
 Mirabel, 6 m W Ste. Scholastique, 1-9 § 
 
 Miranda, 5 m N W Aird, K-11 § §00 
 
 Mitchell, H-18, ^y 10). 
 
 Moe's River, J-i4 t § 120 
 
 Mohrs, 1-6, (Ry88). 
 
 Moisie, Saguenay Dist. It H66 
 
 Mongenais, J-9 § 25 
 
 Montcalm, H-10 § 200 
 
 Montcerf, 15 m N W Maniwaki, H-6. 
 Mont Dufresne, 4 m S Stoke Centre, J-14. 
 
 Montebello, 1-8, (Ry 5-a) t 3 754 
 
 Montfort, 1-9. 
 
 Mont Louis, B-6 t 200 
 
 Montmagny, G-17 ♦ t § 1697 
 
 Montmorency Falls, G-15, (Ry 40) t § 825 
 Montmorency Village, Quebec Dist. f 
 
 Montmorin, U-20 § 25 
 
 Montpelier, 1-7. 
 
 Montreal, 111, (Rys 5-a, <?, k, q, 11-a, 
 „ *,./; (7 J, *, 12-«, 27-ff) * t § 3 . . .216650 
 Montreal Junction, J-lO, (Ry 6-g, k)i 3 
 Mont St. Hilaire, I-ll § «' -"^ j 
 
 Moore's Station, 2 m N St. Armand 
 
 Station, J-12 100 
 
 Morehead, Pontiac Dist. if 
 
 Morigeau, Montmagny Digt. ^ 
 
 Morin Flats, 1-9 § 50 
 
16 
 
 ItdJid, McNally & Co.'s Quebec. 
 
 Towns, etc—continued. Pop. 
 
 Moulin Tetn, Lotblniere Diet. ^ 
 
 Mount Canuei, F-18 100 
 
 Mount Jolinson, J-11 .... 460 
 
 Mount Johnson Station, J-11, (Ry 7-o) + 
 
 Mount Loyal, 11-10 § 25 
 
 Mount Maple, 1-8 § 
 
 Mount Oecar, J-9 § 100 
 
 Mount Royal Vale, 4 m S W Mont- 
 real I-ll. 
 Murray Bay,' E-17*tS 
 MyBtic, J-12, (Ry5-m)t 3 300 
 
 Nadeau's Crossing, 1-16. 
 
 Namnr, 1-8 § 25 
 
 Nancy, Masklnonge Dist. ^ 
 
 Napiervllle, J-ll»t . 860 
 
 Natashqaan, Sagaenay Dist. ^ 
 
 Neigette, C-21 25 
 
 Neilsonvllle, Quebec Dist. ^ 
 
 New Armagh, H-15. 
 
 Newbois. H-15 § 
 
 New Carlisle, D-7 t 455 
 
 New Glasgow, I-IO. (Rys 5-e, 18) + . . 204 
 
 Newington, J-14, (Ry 39-a) § 
 
 New Ireland, H-15 § 90 
 
 Now Liverpool. 5 m S Levis, G-15t§ 
 
 New Mexico, J-15. 
 
 Newport, D8+ 1000 
 
 Newport Point, D-8 t 
 
 New Richmond, D-6 t 250 
 
 New Rockland, 1-18 + 
 
 NIcolet, H-12,(Rys 10, 13-&) • t 3 ....2518 
 
 Nicolet Falls, 1-14 § 500 
 
 Nomininqne, H-8. 
 
 Norcliflfe, Pontiac Dist. T 
 
 Normandin, C-12. 
 
 North Clarendon, Pontiac Dist. ^ 
 
 North Ccaticook, J-14 § 200 
 
 Northfleld Farm, H-6. 
 
 North Georgetown, 1 m N Howick, 
 J-10 § 25 
 
 North HK,m, 1-14 § 100 
 
 North Hatley, J-U, (Ry 8-a) t $ . . .. 100 
 
 North Hill, 1-15 § 
 
 North Low, 1-6. 
 
 North Nation Mills, 1-7 300 
 
 North Mission Mills Station, 1-7, (Ry 
 B-a) t 3 
 
 North Onslow, Pontiac Dist. 1 § ... . 100 
 
 North Pinnacle, J-12 § 
 
 North Stanbridge, J-18 3 250 
 
 North Stoke, 1-14 § 80 
 
 North Stukely, J-13 100 
 
 North Sutton, J-12 , 200 
 
 North Temiscamingue, Pontiac Dist.^ 
 
 North Wakefield, (Ry 36) 4 m N 
 Wakefield, 1-6 t § 50 
 
 North Wolfestown, H-15. 
 
 Norton Creek, J-10 § 90 
 
 Notre Dame de Betshiamits, C-20. 
 
 Notre Dame de Grace, 2 m W Mon- 
 treal, I-ll 2805 
 
 Towns, etc.— continued. Pop* 
 Notre Dame de L6vir,, L^vis Dist. ^ 
 Notre Oame de La Saletto, 1-6. 
 Notre Dame de I'lslc Vcrte, D19. 
 Notre Danio de Mcrcie, Montcalm 
 
 DiHt. 1[ 
 Notre Dame dc Rlmouski, D-20. 
 Notre Dame Des Anges. G-18. 
 Notre Dame des Bois, J-15. 
 Notre Dame de Stanbridge, J-11 •ft 
 Notre Dame du Lac, E-20, (Ry 47) 
 
 t§ 130 
 
 Notre Dame du Laus, H-6 § 
 Notre Dame du Pont Main, H-6. 
 Notre Dame du Portage, E-18 +. . . . 800 
 Notre Dame du Rosaire, Montmagny 
 
 Dist. 1 
 
 Nouyelle,D-B, (Ry2)t 75 
 
 Noyan, J-11 150 
 
 Nutt'B Corners, J-11 50 
 
 I 
 
 Oak Point, D-4, (Ry 2). > 
 O'Connell, Pontiac Dist. ^ § 
 
 Odelltown, J-11 150 
 
 Oka, J-9 t § 
 
 Old Chelsea, 1-6. 
 
 Old Lake Road, E-IS, (Ry 15-o) + § 
 
 01iver,J-13 25 
 
 Olscamp, F-12. 
 
 Ontario Street Bast, Montreal East K 
 
 Onslow, § see Quyon, J-5 600 
 
 Opemican, Pontiac Dist. T 
 
 Ormstown, J-9, (Ry li-f) • t § 400 
 
 Otterburn, E-80, (Ry 47) § 
 Otterbum Park, St. Hyacintbe Dist. 
 Otter Lake, Pontiac Dist. 1 
 Ouiatchowan Falls, D-13, (Ry 43-a). 
 Outremont, Hochelaga Dist. (Ry 5/, a) 
 
 1 408 
 
 Outremont Junction, (Ry 5-a) 6 mN 
 
 W Montreal, I-ll. 
 
 Painchaud, H-14. 
 Paisley, I-IO, (Rys 5-e, 13). 
 Papineau, J-12, (Ry 5-m) 3 
 
 Papineauville, 1-8, (Ry 5-a) t 3 500 
 
 Paquette, see Paquetteville, J-15 § . . 200 
 PaquetteTillc, J-t5, (Ry 24) t 
 Parker's, 1-5, (Ry 88). 
 Parisville, H-13 § 
 
 Parkhurst, H-15 § 150 
 
 Paapebiac, D-7 * t 1000 
 
 Pasieur, D-14. 
 
 Pauline, J-12. 
 
 Pearceton, 4 m B North Stanbridge^ 100 
 
 Pearl Lake, Quebec Dist. 
 
 Pedmont, Terrebonne Dist. ^ 
 
 Peli88ier,I-6§ 
 
 Peninsula, Qasp^, C-8 t 25 
 
Pod. 
 
 d.^ 
 
 
 •19. 
 
 teal 111 
 
 
 i). 
 
 
 -11 •ft 
 ly47) 
 ..... 130 
 
 -6. 
 
 800 
 
 aagny 
 
 
 . • • • • 
 
 • • • • 
 
 75 
 
 150 
 
 50 
 
 Rand, McNnlly db Co.'a Quebec. 
 
 17 
 
 I 
 
 1 
 
 150 
 
 •t-S 
 
 85 
 
 Blast 1 
 500 
 
 400 
 
 DiBt. 
 
 B-a). 
 
 408 
 
 6mN 
 
 > 500 
 
 5 § . . 300 
 
 150 
 
 1000 
 
 idge$ 100 
 
 35 
 
 Towns, etc — continued. Fop. 
 
 PentecoBt River, Saatueiiay Dist. 1 t 
 
 Perce, Gaspe Dlst. ^ •t 
 
 Perkins, I-6§ 140 
 
 Perryboro, J-14 <i 
 
 Pertliuls, G-13. (Ry 43-a). 
 
 Petite Cap, B-8. 
 
 Petite Magdeline, Qaspe DiBt. ^ 
 
 Petite Maiane, C-2. 
 
 Petite Vallee, B-7. 
 
 Petit Pre, (Ry 40) 3 m N E L'Ange 
 Gardien, G-16. 
 
 PetitB Mecliins, B-3. 
 
 Peveril, V andreull Dist. ^§ 80 
 
 Pliilllpaburgh East, J-18 t 210 
 
 Piedmont, 1-9, (Ry5-«) 3 
 
 Plerreville, 11-12 ♦ f 1200 
 
 Pierreville Mills, IM2 t 50 
 
 Pigeon Hill, J-12 t 200 
 
 Pike Rirer. J-11 + $ § 200 
 
 Piles Junction, H-12, (Ry 5-g,i) f^ 
 
 Plopolis, J-168 . 850 
 
 Plaieance, 1-7 § 
 
 Pleasant Beach, D-8, (Ry 15-a) § 
 
 Plessisviile, see Somerset, H-14 t 1323 
 
 Pointe & la Frdgate, B-7. 
 
 Pointe aa Bouleau,D-18 § 150 
 
 Pointe au Chene, 1-8. (Ry 5-o) 1 3 . . . . 100 
 
 PointeiPic. E-17 t § 420 
 
 Pointe aax Orignaux, F-17. 
 
 Pointe aux Trembles, G-14 • t 600 
 
 Pointe aux Trembles, I-U 400 
 
 Pointe Bleue, C-13 § 
 
 Pointe Claire, J-10, (Ry 11-a) t § .... 448 
 
 Pointe do Lac, H-12, (Ry 5-5^) t 3 ... 500 
 
 Pointe Fortune, 1-9 (Ry 5-/?) t § 322 
 
 Pointe Gatineau, Ottawa Diet. 1^.... 1.520 
 Pointe Levi, G-15, (Rys ll-A, 15-6, 
 
 39-a)§ ......7801 
 
 Pointe Seche, E-18. 
 
 Pointe St.Charles.I-U^Ry V-b,f)*% 
 
 Pointe St. Roch, 1 m W St. Roch des 
 
 Aulnaies, F-17 125 
 
 Point Platon, G-14 t § 25 
 
 Point St. Peter, C-9 t 250 
 
 Poire, G-13. 
 
 Poltimore, 1-6 § 
 
 Pont Chateau, SoulangesDist. ^ §.. 120 
 
 Pont de Maskinonge, see Maskinonge 
 
 Station, H-11 § 850 
 
 Pont du Sault, Hochelaga Dist. 4 
 
 Pont Rouge, G-14, (Rv 5 g-) t 250 
 
 Pont Viau, 1 6 m N W Montreal. I-l 1 . 700 
 Popes Pit, (Ry 24) 10 m S Dudswell 
 Junction. 1-14. 
 
 Portage du Fort, 1-4 * t § 723 
 
 Portau Persil, B-18 t 75 
 
 Port Daniel, Center, D-7. 
 
 Port Daniel, East, D-7 t 800 
 
 Port Daniel, West, D-7. 
 
 Port Lewis, J-9 § 120 
 
 Portneuf , G-14 1 1600 
 
 Portneuf Station, G-14, (Ry 5-^) t 3 
 
 Poupore, 1-6. 
 
 Powell, Lanark Dist. ^ 
 
 Powerscourt, J-9 § 150 
 
 Price, Rimouski, Dist. f 
 
 Princeville, see Stanfold, H-14 887 
 
 Proulxville, Champlain Dist. ^ 
 Province Line, (Ry 11-e) 3 m S Hem- 
 ingford, J-10. 
 
 Towns, etc.- continued. 
 
 Quai do Rimouski, D-20. 
 tiuai des Ebonlemens. F-17 S 
 Quebec, G-15, (Rys 5-g, 40, 
 
 ♦t8 3 :.. ... 
 
 Querry, D-6. 
 
 Quinnville, 1-6 § 
 
 Quyon, 1-5, (Ry 38) ♦ 
 
 Pop. 
 
 48-0) 
 63090 
 
 668 
 
 Racine, 1-18 50 
 
 Radford. Pontiac Diet. ^ 
 
 Radstock, H-IOJ 25 
 
 Randborough, J-15 § 
 
 Rapides des Joachims,Pontiac Dist.^8 80 
 
 Rawdon MO t § 650 
 
 Redesdale. H-15+ § 200 
 
 Red Mountain. 1-15. 
 
 Reed ham, H-16. 
 
 Reedsdali', Megantlc Dist. 1 
 
 Repentigny, I-ll t§ 900 
 
 Richardson, (Ry 40) 2mN E Quebec, 
 G-15. 
 
 Riceburg3,. 200 
 
 Richardvilie, H-IS § 
 
 Richelieu, J-ll, (Ry 27-rt) t 3 530 
 
 Richmond East, 1-13 * t § 2056 
 
 Richmond Station, I-13,(Ryll-6,A)t§ 300 
 
 Rigaud, 1-9, (Ry 5-n) ♦ t § f 6T2 
 
 Rimouski, D-20, (Ry 15-a) * 1 8 1429 
 
 Ripon, 1-7 + § 
 
 Rinburoiigb, Beauce Dist. ^ 
 
 River Beaudette, J-9, (Ryll-a) t8. .. 238 
 
 River David, * t see St. David,I-12. . 800 
 
 River Desert, H-6 t § 500 
 
 Riverfleld, Chateauguay Dist. * 
 
 River Gilbert, H-16 § '..... 600 
 
 River Gilbert Gold Mines, H-16 4... 600 
 River Joseph, H-6 § 
 
 Riviere a Claud'? B-5 150 
 
 Riviere a la Martre, B-5, 
 
 Riviere a TOurs, C-15. 
 
 Riviere a Pierre Junction, F-13, (Rys 
 
 23, 43-a) + § 
 Riviere au Rat, F-12. 
 Riviere aux Pins, G-14 § 
 Rivierie Beaudette, Vaudreuii Dist., 
 (Ry 11-a). 
 
 Riviere Boia Claire, G-14 § 300 
 
 Riviere des Chiens, (Ry 40) 1 m N E 
 
 Chateau Richer, G-16. 
 Riviere des Fevers, Chateauguay Dist.^ 
 Riviere des Plantes, Beauce Dist. •[ § 
 
 Riviere des Prairies, I-ll § 259 
 
 Riviere du Fer, (Ry 40) 2 m N E 
 
 Montmorency Falls, G-15 
 Riviere Dufiesne, Montcalm Dist. 1 
 Riviere du Loup, E-18, (Rys !5-a, 47) 
 
 „. .*t §, 4175 
 
 Riviere an Loup Station, E-18 + 3000 
 
 Riviere Qagnon, 1-9 § 
 
 R'-'-re Gentilly, Nicolet Dist. ^ 
 
18 
 
 Pop. 
 
 . 26 
 . 25 
 
 (Ry 
 
 300 
 25 
 
 200 
 
 200 
 
 Towns, etc.— continued. 
 
 Riviere la Flenr, G-16 8 
 
 R vera la Madeleine, B-« . 
 
 h3 pro M"il'""f ' Charlevoix Dlgt.' 
 it viere Mattawin, CM2. 
 Riviere Meeklnac, G-12. 
 
 5i,l!? Noir Arthabaska Diet. 1 
 «lTle/e Quelle, P-17 t 
 
 RlTlere Quelle Station" F-18." " ' 
 
 5-0) +8 ' 
 
 Riviere Rouge, j-o (Rv ii rtV'c 
 
 Slli*'"'^ ^®-. MareueriteVD-18t '■■' 
 
 Rlvington, 1-8 § 
 
 Robertson Station, 11-15. (Rv s,a.„\ +0 
 Roberval, C-18,(Ry 48-a) +V . ^ ^^8. 
 
 Robinson, J.]5 *t .... ' l^ 
 
 Robitaille, D-5, (Ry 2) " ^^ 
 
 Robson.Ms. '^"•^^''• 
 
 Rochelle, J-13 J... 
 
 Rockaway Valley, I^'s 
 
 Rockburn,. J-9 §...,.: 75 
 
 ff) 
 25 
 
 (Ry5 ")tV ^^ 
 
 R088Mill8,G-15S. .:.."• OK 
 
 Rougemont, J-12, (Ry 27-ft)*+ V ' i^n 
 
 Rowanton, i>ontikc Dist. 1 ^ ^^ 
 
 Roxham,J-ii ^ ,-„ 
 
 Roxton East. ^'*" 
 
 liond, McNally <fe C't/.'/i r^uW>d«. 
 
 Pop 
 
 100 
 
 Towns, elc.—continuea. 
 Scott, n.l5, (Ry 89-0) t i ok 
 
 Scott Junction, Roauco ftlsV. H 
 
 Scottetown, 1-15, (Rv 5-p) • + 3 . . . o,)n 
 Scottemore, t 2 m {/e §weet8bu;ih; ^ 
 
 Seal Cove. C-8. 
 Seeuin, VuiidriMiil Diet, t 
 Sellurvillo, D-4, (Ry2) 
 Settrington. E-17§ * 
 
 Sh«l'l M'j,a"d8, SaLMienay Diet. ^ 
 Shawbndge, 1-9, (1{y 5.«) 3 . . / ,75 
 
 Shawonegan, H-12 6 JiS 
 
 Shavvv.lle, 1-5, (Ry fe) • t 8 4.32 
 
 Sheenborough, 1-8 6 ' *" 
 
 Shefford Mountain, ,J-18 t ^ * {Sr 
 
 Shefford Vale, J-l2'|. ,, ,\WW J^ 
 
 Sheldmke, 1 118 m from Gaepe Basin, 
 
 Sherrlngton,HMRyiiV/§-.-* ' ^°JJJ 
 
 Shisawake, D-7 t . . . ' oS^ 
 
 Shrewsbury, 1-9 8 "^^ 
 
 Sill'ry, (M6. ' 
 SUlery Cove, G-15 § 
 Silver Creek, 1-7. 
 
 '^"Tl8.°' § ^ °' ^ ^ Richmond East, 
 
 ^'ii»«n^i^<;'lley'8 Siding, (Ry 43-«) 
 m N Skroder'8 Mifi iw. "^ 
 Six Portages, II-6 t 8 
 Skroder's Mill, E-18. rRv'iqiwV+'e'" 
 
 10 
 
 135 
 
 150 
 1323 
 
 Somerset Station, H-14 VrV n-ti) 
 
 Roxton Falls,I-12, (Ry 5-/) • + ^ ons c**''?L' §'"' ^^^^ '^-»». 12-a) • t 3 66f59 
 
 Roxton Pond. J- 2. "^ -* ^ ® ?2^ f °"*^ Barnston, J-1 4 t . . ... ^ ->•••• «»J« 
 
 Rnisspniiai'Po,, ^u::. v.- ••,-,••• 125 3outh Rnltnn .T_ia + *«' 
 
 Ruiseeau al'Eau Chaude,' H-16 
 Ruisseau fi Sem, Rimouski Diet. ^ 
 "Sf ^'''"''' B«"avemi?,e 
 
 Runnyraede, D-3 or 
 
 Rnpert,l-6g *» 
 
 Russeltown, J-10 8 
 
 Ryan's Mills, Pontiac Dist 
 
 125 
 
 200 
 125 
 
 100 
 
 75 
 
 Sabrevols, J-11 ,„ 
 
 oacre Cosur, D-20. fRv -[K n\'& 
 
 SacreCoeurdeMarirHllS^^ 
 Saints Anges, Beauce Dist. f 
 
 balmon Bay, Saguenay Dist T 
 
 Sand Hill, J. 14 § 
 
 \l^P 5*^' ^®® Macnider. C-2 250 
 
 Sandy Beach, C-8 1.... ^ 
 
 SanltauCochon,C-9t§.V.V; ^ 
 
 Sault «u Recollet, T^ (Ey-s'a) ^° 
 
 SavageV M'ilisV 3-iil"CRi 5-i) V'^^^ 
 Savard's Portage, D-^S ''^^ '"'' ^ ^ w 
 Sawyerville, J-f4, (Ry 24) 1 1 § ion 
 
 Sayabec, C-2, (Ry ify'a) \ §.* .^. ; ; ; ; ; • ^g 
 
 South Bolton, J-18 
 
 South Dudswell, 3-ii k 
 
 pt^^^^tP'-'''' 5^ 
 
 South Quebec, lIvIs Dist. V f 8 3SS 
 
 South Roxton, J-18, (Rv 5./; I^ 8 • • • •''W'O 
 South Stukely', J-W, (Ryi»)^+ ,^ 
 
 South West Point, B-10 ^^ ^ ^^ 
 
 G-15§^°'"'' ^ ™ ^Sillery Cove, 
 Springbrook, 'H-iQk".'.''.'.'.', 11 
 
 f Pi^ A^^^*'-li ^-^«' (Ry 5-/,) t 3 ^^ 
 
 Ste. Adelaide. C-8 t '' ^ ' -' 
 
 qjf • \'},^^^'^$ ^^^ ^^'^OP- Gaspe Dist. n 
 Ste. Adele, I-9. (Ry 5-s) 3 ..^ " ^ 
 
 Qf • -^^^V"^*^' Champlain Dist. f " " " 
 bt. Adolphe de Dudswell, 1-14. 
 St. Adolphe de Howard, 1-9 8 
 St. Adrien, I-14 § ' ^ 
 
 Ste. Agathe de Lotbiniere, H-15 8 
 Sf- Agapit G-15, (Ry li-X) if-.'.'. 
 Ste. Agathe des Montes, H-9. (R^ 
 
 o-S) 3 » V V 
 
 St. Agnes, K-8. (Ry'i\'.f\ 
 
 Ste. Agnes de Charlevoix, E-17 8 
 Ste. Agnes de Dundee, (Ry i\.A 
 mNE Dundee, J-8 ^' 
 
 St. Aime, M2 
 
 St. Alban, G-13 8... 
 
 °* Albert, H-isr::;:::::::;::::;:: 2^ 
 
 40 
 
 325 
 300 
 
 225 
 
 ■f) % 9 
 
 St 
 
 123 
 930 
 400 
 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 
t. Pop 
 
 i '' 
 
 3 800 
 
 ibuiifh, 
 
 1 
 
 175 
 
 250 
 
 432 
 
 160 
 
 136 
 
 200 
 
 Basin, 
 
 90 
 
 '. 11-*, 
 .. . 10110 
 ... . 400 
 225 
 
 East, 
 
 •a) 10 
 
 .... 125 
 ■ § 
 
 150 
 
 1323 
 
 ). 
 >....0669 
 
 i40 
 
 125 
 
 t§.. 200 
 .. 125 
 
 90 
 
 .... 500 
 ....3000 
 
 . ... 150 
 
 5ve, 
 .... 21 
 .... 25 
 
 3t. ^ 
 
 40 
 
 .. 825 
 
 ... 300 
 
 Ry 
 
 ... 22.5 
 
 59 
 
 ... 123 
 .. 930 
 .. 400 
 .. 675 
 
 Rand, McNally d do.'/, Quebec. 
 
 19 
 
 Towns, etc.-contlnued. I'op. 
 
 St. Alexandre. E-18, (Ry l6-a)§ 250 
 
 St. Alexandre do Ibeivllle, .1-11 t ^ . 800 
 St. AleAandre de Kanioiiraskii, Kam- 
 
 ouraska Diwt. ^ + 
 St. Alexandre Station, .1-1 1, (Ry 7-6) t 26 
 St. Alexis de Montcalm. MO t § 
 St. Alexis des Monts, 11-11 § 
 St. Alphonse, 11-10 § 
 
 Alplionse de Granby, ,1-12. 
 
 Ambroise, G-15, (Ry 4A-a)i% 
 
 Ambrolse Summit, (Ry 43-a) U 
 
 m N W Quebec, 0-15. 
 Amedee, Ottawa Dlst. ^ § 
 
 St 
 
 St 
 Et 
 
 St. 
 
 400 
 
 St. Anaclet, D-21, (Ry 16-a) + 
 Andre Avellin, 1-7 + $ 
 
 200 
 250 
 250 
 
 St 
 
 St. Andre de Kamburaska, E-18 + . 
 St. Andre Station, E-18, (Ry 15-a)t % 
 St. Andrews East, 1-9 (Ry 5-?) ♦ + g . 1000 
 Ste. Angele, J-ll, (Ry ii-a) t 3 .... GOO 
 Stc. Anifele de Laval, 3 \n E Three 
 
 Rivers, H-12 300 
 
 Ste. Augele de Monnoir, see St. Aii- 
 
 gele, J-11. 
 Ste. Angele de Rimouski.Rimouski Dist.f 
 
 St. Anicet, J-9 t S 550 
 
 St. Ann, 1-4. 
 
 St. Anne, F-18, (Ry 16-a). 
 
 Ste. Anne, MO, (Ry 5-c, g) t 3 400 
 
 Ste. Anne de Bellerue, J-10, (Ry 
 
 „, li-«)+J- ...\.^1168 
 
 Ste. Anne de Beaupre, F-16,(Ry 40)t § 800 
 Ste. Anno de la Parade, (M8, (Ry 
 
 „, -V) t 3 1000 
 
 Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere, F-17 t § 
 
 Ste. Aune des Monts, B-4 t 1215 
 
 Ste. Anne des Plaines, see St. Anne,I-10. 
 Ste. Anne de Restigouche, D-4,(Ry2)200 
 Ste. Anne de Sorel.IMl. 
 St. Anne Labrador, Saguenay Dist. T 
 St. Anselme, G-16, (l{y 39-a) t § . . . . 700 
 St. Antoine de Lotblniere, G-14 § ... 600 
 
 St. Antoine, MO, (Ry l2-a)+ 800 
 
 Ste. Antoine River Riclielieu, Ml. 
 
 St. Antonin, E-27 150 
 
 St. Apollinaire, G-14 § .', . . 400 
 
 St. Armand, J-12 f $ 100 
 
 St. Armand Centre, J-12 X 
 
 St. Armand Station. J-13, (Ry 7-6) + J 300 
 
 St. Arsene, E-19, (Ry 15-a) t § 800 
 
 St. Athanase. Iberville Dist.lf »+ ±..2000 
 
 St. Aubort. F-17 2!50 
 
 St. Augustin, G-15 § 200 
 
 St. Augustin, I-IO, {Ry 5-a) t 3 1328 
 
 St. Barbe, J-9. 
 
 St. Barnabe, H-12 § 500 
 
 St. Barnabe, Riyer Yamaska, 9 m N 
 
 St. Ilyaciiithe, 1-12. 
 St. Bartlielemi, H-U, (Ry S-o) ♦ t 3 . 800 
 
 St. Bazile, G-14 § . . .* 300 
 
 St. Bazile de Portneuf, G-14. 
 St. Bazile le Grand, Ml, (Ry 11-6) § 120 
 St. Bazile Station, G-14, (Ry 5-<7) t 3 
 Ste. Beatrix, H-10 8...... _'. „ . ,. 300 
 
 St. Beuoit Labre, i-9 § 250 
 
 St. Bernard de Dorchester, H-15 8. . . 600 
 
 St. Bernard, J-U ' 95 
 
 St. Blandine, D-21. 
 
 St. Bonaventure, 1-12 § 200 
 
 St. Boniface, Ottawa Dist. 4 
 
 St. Boniface, Pontiac Dist. ^ 250 
 
 Towna, etc — continued. Pop. 
 
 ffo- Brlglde, J-ii, (Rya 6-/t, 7-a) t. 400 
 8 «• Brighle d' Ibervifle. IbervilUi ni«t^ 
 
 Ste. Brigitte des Saults, 11-18 « 
 
 St. Bruno, 2 ra N Hruuo Station. Ml.. 809 
 
 St. Bruno de Kamouraska, F-18 
 
 St. Bruno Station, MI, (Ry \\.h) + $ 
 
 St. Calixte de Kllkenny.Vfo! .':. ^? 12.5 
 
 St. Camille, 1-14 S 100 
 
 St. Canute, 1-9 § 5© 
 
 St. Caslmir, G-13 • § . . . . .■■.'..'. 350 
 
 St. Cassien des Caps, F-l« f t 8 
 Ste, Catherines, (3-14, (Ry43-a) § 
 St. Catharine St., Montreal West f 
 Ste. Cecil de Levrard, IMS § 
 St. Cecile de Whitton, M6 § 
 
 St. Celestin, H-13. (Ry W-e) t 8 600 
 
 St. Cesalre. J-12 (Ry 27-6) ♦ t 3 ....1031 
 St. Charles de Caplan, D-0. 
 St. Charles, River Beyer. G-16 .... 400 
 St. Charles, River Richelieu, Ml + t 803 
 St. Charles Junction, Q-16, (Ry 15-a, 
 
 6) tS 200 
 
 St. Charles Station, G-18 95 
 
 Sto. Christine, MSl 
 
 St. Chrysostome, J-10 ♦ f 8 
 
 Ste. Claire, n-16 § .... .. 600 
 
 St. Clement, E-19 
 
 l\- ^i,^*\l^?i ( '^y ^-S') +3 250 
 
 Ste. Clothllde, 1-14 § 
 
 St. Clothilde de Chateauguay, J-10. 
 
 St. Colomb, 3 m from Quebec, G-15. 
 
 St. Columbln, 1-9 §. 50 
 
 St. Come, IMO§ 300 
 
 St. Constant, J-10,(RyB 5-/t, 11-/) f 
 
 § 3 6.50 
 
 Ste. Croix, G-14 ♦ t § 750 
 
 St. Cunegonde, (Ry ll-r,«,i)§Vm W 
 
 «♦ *^0°J5«1^ I-IO 9291 
 
 St. Cuthbert, IMl t § 
 
 St. Cuthbert Station, H-ll,(Ry 5-«) f 6 
 
 St. Cyprien, E-19 t ' 
 
 St. Cyr, M3. (Ryll-/i) § 
 
 St. Cyriac, D-15 8 25 
 
 St. Cyrille de Llslet, F-17 150 
 
 St. Cyrille de Wendover, 1-13, (Ry 10) 25 
 
 St. Damase, Ml § .' ..„.. 550 
 
 St. Damase de Rimouski, Itiniouski 
 
 Dist.l 
 
 St. Damase des Aulnaies, F-17. 
 
 St. Dainieu de Brandon. II 10 § lOO 
 
 St. Damien de Buckland, G-16 § 
 
 St. David de Levis, Levis Dist. T 8 
 
 St. David, M2, (Ry 5-m) 3 
 
 St. Denis la Bouteiiierie, E-18 450 
 
 St. Denis, River Richelieu, 111 246;i 
 
 St. Didace, H-11 § 350 
 
 St. Dominique de Bagot, i-12 V § .... 200 
 
 St. Dominique des Oedres, Soulances 
 
 „, Di8t.1§ 1. 208 
 
 St. Dominique Station, J-10, (Ry 11-a) § 
 
 St. Donat, C-21. 
 
 St. Donat de Montcalm, H-a§ 
 
 Ste. Dorothee, I-10§ 2OO 
 
 St. Edraond, Berthier Dist. i 
 
 St. Edmond, Quebec Dist. 1 
 
 St. Edonardde Napierville, J-11 .. 600 
 
 St. Edouard de Frampton, H-16 8 
 
 St. Edward, 1-12, (Ry 10). . 
 
 St. Edwige,J-14 § 50 
 
^0 
 
 Ha ml, MeNnlly tfc Co*h Quebec. 
 
 Tmimn, etc.^-conttnued. Pop. 
 
 St. Eleuthere, 1M9. 
 
 3t. Kilo, IM28 ]«0 
 
 St. iilizabcth, 11-10 » 4«K) 
 
 St. Elol, D-19. (Ryl5-o)t 2<5 
 
 St. ElphcKC Il-ia. ,^ 
 
 St. Elzear, 11-15 8 MO 
 
 St. Kmelle tie L'Kneigie, 11-10 jj 200 
 
 St. Knille do Montcalm, Montcalm 
 
 DM. 1 
 St. Emllc do SufTolk, Ottawa Diet. 1 
 
 St. Ephrera de Tring, H-16 i 200 
 
 St. Ephrora d' Upton, Bagol Dletl §. 814 
 
 St. Espiit, I-IO + 8 
 
 St. Etfennc; de BeaubarnoiB, J-10 t 8 
 
 Etlenne de Bolton, J-18 
 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 
 Etlenne deH Ores, U-12 8 
 
 Etlenne dii Suguenay, U-18. 
 
 tt.50 
 lUO 
 125 
 800 
 
 Eugene, 1-12, (Ry 10) 
 
 Eugene de Qiuntlium, 1-12. 
 
 Eulalie, 11-18 8 »B0 
 
 St. EuBelle de Cabano, E-20. 
 
 St. Etistache, MO, (Ry b-U) • t 3 . . . 0«0 
 
 St. Evarlste de Forsyth, 1-lG 8 150 
 
 St. Fabien, D-20, (Ry 15-o) IS 250 
 
 Ste. Famille, G-10 8 
 St. Faustin, II-8. 
 
 St.Felicien, C-18 8 25 
 
 Ste. Felicite, C-2t 800 
 
 St. Felix, H.ll, (Ry H-fj). _ ^^ 
 
 St.Felii deValols, (Rya 5-A, 28) t 3 . 500 
 
 St. Ferdinand, H-14 8 400 
 
 St. Fereol, F-16 8 
 St.Fidele,E-18t8 
 
 Ste. Flavie, C-21 450 
 
 Ste. FlaYie Station, (Ry 16-a) 1 8 25 
 
 800 
 200 
 
 90 
 
 St. Flavien, G-14 
 
 Ste. Flore, Q-12 8 
 
 St. Fortunate, 1-14 8 
 
 St. Foy, 8 5 m S W Quebec, Q-15 
 
 St. Francis, 1-14 % 
 
 Ste. Francolse, D-19 
 
 St. Francois, B-19, (Ry 47) 8 
 
 St. Francois, G-16. (Ry 15-a) tS 200 
 
 3t. Francois, North East, 11-16, (Ry 
 
 .39-6)* + § 500 
 
 St Francois Beauce, II-IB. 
 
 St. Francois d'Orleans, G-16 + 8 
 
 St. Francois de Sales, 1-10 
 
 St. Francois du Lac, Yamaska Dist.^l 
 St. Francois, Montmagny, G-l« t 
 St. Francois Xavier de Brtmpton, 
 
 J-14. 
 St. Francois Xavier de Viger, E-19 . . 
 
 St. Frederic, 11-15, (Ry m-a) t 8 500 
 
 St. Fredei •, Station, Beauce Dist. ^ 
 St. Gabriel Station, G-14,(Ry 43-a) t 8 
 St. Gabriel de Brandon, H-11, (Rys 
 
 5-g,h,2S^i% eOO 
 
 St. Gabriel de Montreal, J -11 8 9980 
 
 St. Gedeon, D-14 § 25 
 
 Ste. GenevieTB de batiscaii, * t see 
 
 Batiscan, H-13.. - 274 
 
 350 
 
 800 
 
 25 
 
 St«. GenevieTe, J-10 y 5, 
 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 
 V- ? 
 
 TM-^t. ^ 
 
 729 
 400 
 
 200 
 
 George, Beauce, H 
 George de Malba} i 
 George de Wlnd.io.-, 
 George East, H-U, § 
 Germain de Grantham, 1-12, 
 
 tRys 5-^10) t ^ I'O 
 
 St. Germain de Kamouraska, E-18. 
 
 2'ovma, etc.— continued. 
 
 Pop. 
 
 St. Gerard do Montarvlile, 11-7. 
 
 St. Gerard do Kamouraska, Kamour- 
 
 ankii DJMt. ^ 
 Ste. G.Ttrude, H-I8 § 860 
 
 St. OervalH, (i-ltt + 8 ^00 
 
 St.(JlleB, 1I-1B8 800 
 
 St. Godfrov, l)-7. 
 
 St. (Jrogolre, 11-13. (Rys ll-c,12 ft) t 8 600 
 
 St. (Jrcgolre, H-ti. 
 
 St. Guinaume d'Upton, 1 12, (Ry 
 
 .V^m) t 3 400 
 
 St. (Juillaumo St ition.ArthubaHkaDiHt.l 
 
 Ste. llelene, E-18, (Ry IB-a) 1 8 850 
 
 St. Helono de KamoiiriiBka, Kam- 
 ouraska Dint. H 
 
 Ste. llelene de Chester, IM4 8 25 
 
 Ste. llelene de Bagot, 1-12, (Ry 10) 8- 100 
 Ste. llenedlne, G-T«, (Ry 89-rt) t 8 •■• 450 
 St. Henri Station, (M5,(Ry a9-a)+8 ^3418 
 St. Henri de Levis, Levis Uist. 1 
 St. Henri de Montreal, J-10, (Ry 
 
 n-a,d,f,pf 8 
 St. Henry, 1-10, (Ry 5-g) t D 
 St. Henri Junctlon,Q-15,(Ry 89-a)+ 8 100 
 St. Henry Village, G-15, (Ry89-a)+..5000 
 
 St. Hermas, 1-9, (Ry 5-a) t 3 :150 
 
 St. Hermenegilde, J-14 8 200 
 
 St. Hihiire de Dorset, Beauce Dist.^ 
 
 St. Hilalre Station, 111, (Ry 11-6) t 8 60 
 
 St. Hilaire Village, Ml 8 800 
 
 St. Hippolyte de Kilkenny, 1-9 8 • • • 200 
 
 St. Honore, 1-10 8 100 
 
 St. Honore, B-19, (Ry 47) 8 800 
 
 St. Hubert, J-11, (Ry 11-6) t 8 250 
 
 St. Hughes. 1-12, (Ry 5-m) + 3 . ... 500 
 St. Hyacintho, 1-12, (Rys 10, 11-6) 
 
 ♦t83 '''016 
 
 St. Ilyacinthe Station, 1-12, (Ry 5-/n). 
 
 St. Irenee, E-17 t8 25 
 
 St. Isidore, H-15 § 050 
 
 St. Isidore, J-10, (Ry ll-/)t 8 800 
 
 St, Isadore Junction, J-10, (Ry 11-e, f) + 
 
 St. Jacques, MO t8 300 
 
 St. Jacques le Mineur, J-11 500 
 
 St. Janvier, I-IO, (Ry 5-e) t 3 850 
 
 St. Jean Baptiste de Montreal t 8 
 
 1 m N W Montreal, MO 15423 
 
 St. Joan Baptiste deRouville,I-ll 8 .2000 
 
 St. Jean Chryostome, G-15 t 300 
 
 St. Jean de Dieu, D-19. 
 
 St. Jean de Matha, U-10 § 400 
 
 St. Jean des Chaillons, G-13 * t 8 ••• 400 
 
 St. Jean d'Orleans. G-16 t 8 
 
 St. Jean I/ETangeliste, D-5, (\\j .'. 
 
 St. Jean Port Joli, F-17, (Ry 1^' ;) ' ''^ 
 
 St. Jerome, 1-9, ( Rys 5-e, s, 1? ' •• '>v - 
 
 St. Joachim de Montmorency,i?-iOT 8 
 
 St. Joactiim de ShefEord, J-13 614 
 
 St. Johns East, J-11, (Rys 5-*, 7-0, 6, 
 
 n-d)* + t 8 3 ••'1722 
 
 St. John Suburb, Quebec Dist. 1 + 8 
 
 St. Joseph, G-15, (Ry 15-g, 6) 25 
 
 St. Joseph, H-l 1, (Rys 5-A, 28) 25 
 
 St. Joseph de Beauce, H-lO, (Ry 39-6) 
 
 + § r. 1035 
 
 St. Joseph d'Alma, C-14. 
 
 St. Joseph de la Tabatiere, Sague- 
 
 nay Uist. ^ 
 St. Joseph de Lepage, C-21. 
 St. Joseph de Levis, G-15, § 8656 
 
 
 i> 
 
 St. 
 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 St. 
 
Pop. 
 
 or. 
 
 i+§ 100 
 +..5000 
 ... 350 
 . . 300 
 
 ■ + 8 60 
 
 ... 8UU 
 , .. 200 
 ... 100 
 ... 800 
 ... 250 
 ... 500 
 1-6) 
 
 ...7016 
 •m). 
 .... 25 
 .... 660 
 .... 800 
 
 .... soo 
 
 .... 500 
 ... 850 
 
 ,..15428 
 
 § .2i)00 
 
 .... 300 
 
 .... 400 
 J... 400 
 
 Hand, McNally & Co.'a Qtiebee. 
 
 di 
 
 Towna, etc.— continued. Pop. 
 
 8t. .Jo.^oph (le M Ilk i link, Cliampluin Dl^t.^ 
 flt Joseph de Sorel, II-ll. 
 
 St. JoHwph (111 Lac, J-98 250 
 
 St. Juviie, U-8 I 
 
 St.Jude,M28 600 
 
 St. Julie do SomefHot, 11-14 800 
 
 Sto. Julie do Vercheres, 1-11 +§.... BOO 
 
 Ste. J iillenno, U-23 + J 400 
 
 St. Jnlie Station, H-14, (Ry ll-A)t «.. .300 
 
 St. Justin, »M 1 + S 226 
 
 Ste. Justine do Newton, J-9 + § 25 
 
 St. Justine Station, J-9, (Ry 4) i 
 
 St. Lambert, G-15 $ 
 
 St. Lambert do Levis, see St. Lambert, 
 
 (M5. 
 St. Lambert, Montreal, J-11, (Rya 
 
 11-6, rf,/. A;,12-a,27-rt) + § 3 .... 
 St. Laurent. MO, (Uys 5-rt, f,q,U-J) $ 1184 
 
 St. Laurent d'Orieans, G-l« +8 SOO 
 
 St. Jiviiare, J-9, (liyb-q) 
 
 St. ^.azarede BclIochasHe, G-ltt .300 
 
 St. Lazi- e de Vaudrcuil, J-9 + 8 l.'jOO 
 
 St. Leon, H-I2§.. 400 
 
 St. Leonard Station, 11-13, (Ry 10) §. 125 
 St. Leonard d'Awton, Nlcolot Dist. T 
 St. Leonard de Port Maurice, Hoche- 
 
 550 
 
 750 
 
 laga Diet. ^ 
 St. Liboire, 1-12, (Ry 11-6) + § 
 
 150 
 
 St. Llguori, 1-10 § 
 
 St. Lin, I-IO, (Rv 5-/;) + 3 800 
 
 St. Lin Junction, I-IO, (Ry 5-c, e) 3 13 
 
 m 8 W St. Lin, I-IO. 
 St. Lonis' Church, E-20, (Ry 47) § 
 St. Louis de Bonsecours, Richelieu 
 
 Diet. 1 
 St. Louis de Gon7.ague,(Ry 4) + §8ee 
 
 St. Louis. J-10 700 
 
 St. Louis de Ha-Ha, L-38, (Ry 47) . 
 
 Ste. Louise, F-17 ... 150 
 
 St. Louis Station, Rimouski Dist. 1 
 St. Luc, J-10, (Ry 5-/, k, q) + 
 
 Ste. Luce, C-21t § 500 
 
 St. Luce Station, C-20, (Ry 15-«) t § 
 
 St. Lucie de Doncaster. 11-9 f § 
 
 Sle. Madeleine, Ml, (Ry 11-6) t §. . . 140 
 
 St. Magloire, G-17 75 
 
 St. Malachie, G-16 § 250 
 
 St. Malo, J-11, (Ry 24) + ^ 
 
 St. Marc, 1-116 500 
 
 St. Marcel, 1-12 § 700 
 
 St. Marcel de L'lslet, Llalet Dist. t 
 
 Ste. Marguerite, H-16 § 400 
 
 St. Marguerite de Dorcliester, Dor- 
 chester Dist. ^ 
 
 St. Marie, H-16, (Ry 39-a) + § 1000 
 
 St. Mary de Blandford, Nicolet Dist. ^ 
 St. Marie de Monnoir, • + 3 see 
 
 Marieville, J-11 728 
 
 St. Marie Salom^e, Ml. 
 
 Ste. Marthe, J-9 § 300 
 
 St. Martin, I-IO. 
 
 St. Martin Station, I-10,(Ry8 5-a,ll-i) 
 
 3 
 Ste. Martine, J-10, (Ry 11-/, i) t § . . . 700 
 St. Martin Junction, 1-10, (Ky 5-a,a)+ 3 
 
 St. Mathias, J-11 § 260 
 
 St.Mathieu, D-20 100 
 
 St. Maurice, G-12, (Ry 5-i) + 3 250 
 
 St. Maurice Forges, H-12 § 800 
 
 Sto. Melanie, H-lO 500 
 
 Toiimn, etc — continued. Pop. 
 
 St. Michael. IB. 
 
 St. Michel, P-a2, (Ry IB-rt) 8 2500 
 
 St. Michel do Napierville, J-10, ^Mj 
 
 600 
 
 100 
 
 SOO 
 800 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 11-^) 
 
 St. Michel de Dollechasse, G-IB t 
 
 St. Mlchol (1«'8 Saints, O-IO % 
 
 Ht.MicheldeWentworth. 1-8. 
 
 St. Modosto, KIB, (Ry47) 8 
 
 St. Molsc, Rimouski Dist. if 
 
 at. MolBO Station, (•-22, (Ity l5-«) + i 
 Ste. Moulque, 11-12, (Ry 10) § .... 
 Ste. Monlqim de Nicolet, Nicolet Dist 
 Ste. Monlqiio des doux MontagnoH,l-10 
 St. Narcisse, (.'hamplain DiHt. 1 (. 
 St. Nazaire, Bagot Dist. 1 
 St. Neree, G-16. 
 
 St. Nicholas, Levis Dist. K + 600 
 
 St. Nicholas, J-11, (Uy W-d). 
 
 St. Norbert, IMl 450 
 
 St. Octave, C-21, (Ry 15-rt) + 8 850 
 
 St. Odllon, 11-16 8 
 
 St. Onezlme, F-l8 200 
 
 St. Ours, Ml t 918 
 
 St. Pacome, F-18 800 
 
 St. Pampliilo, G-18 70 
 
 St. Paschal, E-18, (Ry 15 «) +8 700 
 
 St. Patrick, E-18 + 1000 
 
 St. Patrick's Hill, M4 8 250 
 
 St.PauM-ll 25 
 
 St. Paul de la Croix, E-19. 
 
 St. Paul d' Industrie, I-l 1 8 400 
 
 St. Paul du Buton, G-17 200 
 
 St. Paulln, II-ll 8 200 
 
 St. Paul PHermite. 1-1 1 § + 450 
 
 St. Paul's Bay, F-16 » + § 8628 
 
 St. Perpetue, H-13 25 
 
 St, Philippe de Chester, 1 14. 
 
 St. Philippe de Laprairle, J-11, (Ry 
 
 5-*)+ 3 800 
 
 St. Philippe, d'Argenteull, 1-9, (Ry 
 
 5-a) t 3 : 98 
 
 St. PhlUpe de Nery, P-18, (Ry 15a) +8 
 Ste. Philoment, J-10, (Ry 11-/) § ... . 400 
 St. Philomene o'Echaillons, H-14. 
 
 St. Pie, 1-12, (Ry5-m) *+ 3 600 
 
 St. Pie de Gulre, H-12 223 
 
 St. Pierre Montmagny, Q-16 350 
 
 St. Pierre Baptiste, 11-14 § 25 
 
 St. Pierre d'Orieans, G-15 + § 700 
 
 Ste Pierre lea Becquets, G-18 + § . . . 500 
 St. Pierre Station, G-16, (Ry 15-a)+ § 
 
 Ste. Placlde, 1-9 + § 250 
 
 St. Polycarpe, J-9, (Ry 4) * + 8 431 
 
 St. Polycarpe Junction, J-9, (Ry5-o)t 
 St. Praxede, 1-15. 
 
 St. Prime, C-13, (Ry 5-m) 3 25 
 
 St. Prosper, Champlain Dist. 1§ 120 
 
 St. Prosper de Dorchester, H-17. 
 
 St. Raphael, East, G-16. 
 
 St. Raymond, G-14, (Ry 43-a) • + §. 1600 
 
 St. Redempteur, J-9 8 
 
 St.Regl8,K-8 800 
 
 St. Reml,J-10. (Rvll-e>* + 1167 
 
 St. Reml d'Amherst, Ottawa Dist. 1 § 
 
 St, Remi de Tlngwlck, 1-14 § 1000 
 
 St. Robert, 1-12 250 
 
 St. Robert Station, 1-12, (Ry 5-m) 3 
 
 St. Roch, Ml, (Ry 12-a) +§ 900 
 
 St. Roch de Quebec, sub. of Quebec, 
 
 G-15*§ 20000 
 
33 
 
 Rand, McNnUy 
 
 250 
 
 250 
 
 Toiona, eic— continued. Pop. 
 
 St. i.ocli de Ricbfjlieu ,1-11 900 
 
 St. Roch des Anlnaies, F-17 t lUO 
 
 St. Roc>\ TAchigan, 1-10 + § 400 
 
 St. Koch Station. F-!7, (Ry 15-a) + § 
 
 at. Romaine, 1-15 § 15'; 
 
 St. Ronoault 4500 
 
 Ste. Rosalie, 1-12, (Rys 5-m, 10,1 1-t) 
 
 + 9 § 100 
 
 Ste. Rose, M 0. (Ry S-c" t 3 1057 
 
 ate. Rose de Watford, lA-IfJ § 
 
 ate. Rose du De^ele, E-20. (Ry 47) t § 
 
 St. Sul)i.ie, .r-13, (Ry 5 m) § 
 
 St. Samuel da Qayhurst, I-IG § 
 
 St. Sauveur de Quebec, suburb of 
 
 Quebec, G-15 ♦ § 
 St. Sauveurde9Mouta«;ue8. I-9,(Ry 5-s). 
 Ste. Scholastique, 1-9, (Ry 5-a) • 
 
 t 3 838 
 
 St. Sebastieu, J-ll % 300 
 
 St. Severe, H-12 § 175 
 
 St. Severin de Beaurivage, H-16 % ... 25 
 
 St. Simeon E-18 t 75 
 
 St. Simon, D-l<), (Ry t.5-(/) + §. . . 8.50 
 St. Simon de Riniouskl, D-l'Jt ... 850 
 St. Simon de Yamaska, 1-12, (Ry 
 
 5-m) 3 
 
 St. Simon Station, 1-12. (Ry 5-ot). 
 
 St. Sixte, 1-7. 
 
 St. Sophie. I-IO, (Rys S-o, 18) § 
 
 Ste. Sophie de Megantic, H-14 % .... 
 
 Ste. Sophie de Lacorne, see St. Sophie, 
 
 MU 75 
 
 Ste. Sophie de Levrard, 11-13 § 
 St. Stanislas de Champlaiu, Cham- 
 plain Dist. 1 t § 300 
 
 St. Stanislas de Kostka, J-9 (Ry T-c) § 250 
 
 St. Sulpice, Ml § 500 
 
 St. Sylvere, Micolet Dist. ^ 
 
 St. Sy Irester, East, II-l * § 150 
 
 St. Sylvester, VV est, H-15 ♦ § 400 
 
 St. Telesphore, J-9, (Ry S-g) § 
 
 St. Thecle, G-12§ 
 
 St. Theodore de Chertsey, H-10 § . . . . 25 
 
 St. Theodore d' Acton, 1-12. 
 
 St. Theodosie, I-tl. 
 
 Ste. Therese de J!,iainville, (Ry 5-o, 
 
 c, d, e) * i 3 see St. Therese 
 
 Junction, 110 1602 
 
 St. Therese Junction,I-lO, (Ry 5-a c,d.e). 
 
 St. Thomas, G-IG, (Ry l.^-a)|-§ 1697 
 
 St. Thomas d'Aquiu, St. Hyaeinthe 
 
 Dit-t. t 
 
 St. Thomas de Joliette, H-ll § 200 
 
 St. Tlmothee, J-10, (Ry IH) § 500 
 
 St. Tite, G-12. (Ry 23) § 150 
 
 St. Tite des Caps, F-16 § 
 
 St. Tite Junction, G-12, (Ry 5-i). 
 
 St. Ubalde, G-13 § 80 
 
 St. Urbain de Charlevoix, E-16 § 
 
 St. Urbain de Chateauguay, J-10 t §. 600 
 
 Ste. Ursule, H-ll § 400 
 
 at. Valentin, St. Johns Dist. *[ 80l 
 
 St. Valerien, 1-12 W 
 
 St Valerien de Rimouski, D-20. 
 
 St. Valere de Bulstrode, Arthabaska 
 
 Dist.^ 120 
 
 at. Vallier, G-16 300 
 
 St. Vallier Station, G-16,(Ry 15-a)t§ 25 
 
 Ste. Victoire, 111 . 
 
 St. Victor de Tring, U-IG § 300 
 
 tfc' Co.'n Quebec. 
 
 Towns, etc.— continued. Pop. 
 
 St. Vincent de Paul. MO, (Ry 5-gf) 
 f 3500 
 
 Ste. Wenceslas'll-Vst §.!!.!..'..!!. 150 
 
 St. Yvon, B-8. 
 
 St. Zacharie, Beauce Dist. T § 
 
 St. Zenon,G-10§ 150 
 
 St. Zephirin, 11-12 ... 400 
 
 St. Zoti que, J-C, ( Ry 1 1 -a) + § 500 
 
 Stadacona. F-13, (Ry 43-«) § 
 Stas^sburn, 1-5 § 
 
 S'-anbridge East, J-12 3 400 
 
 Sranbridge Ridge, J-12 § 85 
 
 Stanbridge Station, J-12, (Pys 5-m, 
 
 7-6U 1:3 250 
 
 ?t«nbury,.J12 175 
 
 Standon, d-16 § 250 
 
 Staafold, 11-14, (Ry ll-Zt) * f § 
 
 Stanhope, J-14 § 200 
 
 Stanstead, J-13, ^^Ry 8-d) • t $ 600 
 
 Star.stead Junction, ,T-13, (Ry Si-a,6) t % 
 StatiBtead, Shofford and Chambly 
 
 Junction, J-11, (Ry 7-a, b). 
 
 Starneshorough J-10 200 
 
 Stiyuerviile. Argeuteuil Dist. ^ 
 
 Stockwell, J-10 1 1200 
 
 Stoke Centre, J-14 § 
 
 Stoketon, Richnion.l Dist. ^ § 200 
 
 Stouefield, 1-8, (Ry G) t § 300 
 
 Stoneham, G-15 § 
 
 Stornoway, 1-15 § 800 
 
 Stottville, J 11, (ky ll-c/)t § 250 
 
 SutUeld, J-14. 
 
 Sutton, J-12, (Ry 5-^) * + 3 600 
 
 Sutton Junction, J-12,(Ry 5-A;, /) t 3 25 
 Sweetsburg, J-12, (Ry 5-/') 't 3 ... :^03 
 Sydenham Place, 1-13 § 203 
 
 Tadousac, D-18 t § 500 
 
 TalbcL, F-13, (lly 43-a) § 
 Tannery West, 2 m S Montreal, 111 .13413 
 Tardif's, (Ry 43-«) 3 m W Aliens 
 Mill, G-ll, 
 
 Terrebonne, I-IO. (Ry b-g) * t 3 1457 
 
 Terrell's Cut Siding, (Ky 15). 
 
 Tessierville, C-2 150 
 
 Tetu. E-20. 
 
 Tewkesbury, F-15 § 200 
 
 The Highlands, (Ry 5-^) J-10. 
 
 Thetford Mines, 11-15, (Ry 39-a) t § 
 
 Thornby, Pontiac Dist. ^ § 
 
 Thome Centre. Pontiac DisL. *f §... 20 
 
 Three Juakes, J-16. 
 
 Three Rivers, 11-12, (Rys b-g,l) • t § 3 8334 
 
 Thunder River, Saguenay Dist. 'i 
 
 Thurso, 1-8, (Ry5-a) *t 3 578 
 
 Tikonabe, C-l;i § 
 TitUB, I-!4, (Ryll-&). 
 Tolsta, 1-15. 
 Traban's Mills, 1-15. 
 
 Tremblay, D-15 § 25 
 
 Trenholm, 1-13 § 150 
 
 Tring Station, 11-15, (Ry39-a) t § 
 
 Trois Pistoles, D-19, (Ry 15-a) t §. ..2500 
 
 Trois Saumons, P-17, (Ry 15-a)§.... 200 
 
 mA 
 
li^nid^ MeNdlly & Co.'h Quebec. 
 
 33 
 
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 .3500 
 . 150 
 
 ... 150 
 ...400 
 ... 500 
 
 400 
 85 
 
 250 
 
 175 
 250 
 
 . 200 
 
 .1200 
 
 . 200 
 300 
 
 . 800 
 . 250 
 
 . 600 
 3 25 
 
 803 
 203 
 
 .. 500 
 
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 Trout Brook, 1-14 § 
 Trout River. J-9 § 
 Turcot, Hochelaga Dist. 1 
 
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 Upper Bedford, 2 m B Bedford, J-18 
 
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 Valcartier, G-15, (Ry43-rt). 
 Valcartier Village, G-15 § 
 Valcartier Station, G-15, (Ry 48-a) § 
 
 Valcourt, J-13 80 
 
 Val des Bois, 40 m from Ottawa, X-15 
 
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 Valencay, I-V § 
 Vale Perkins, J-13. 
 
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 Valleyfleld, J-9, (Rye 4, 7-C, 11-i) *t§.5515 
 
 Valraont, 11-12 § . 35 
 
 Valmorin, II-9. 
 
 Valoieville, J-iO, (Rys 5-«, 7, U-a) + § 
 
 Valracine, J-15. 
 
 Vancluse, I-ll, (Ry 5-7) § 150 
 
 Varennes, I-ll, (Ry 12-a) t § SOS 
 
 Varennes Springs, 1 m N Varennes, I-ll. 
 
 Vaudreuil, J-0, (Ry 5-«.)t § 42"; 
 
 Vaudrenil Station, J-9, (Rys 5-h, q, 
 
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 Venice, J-11 § 100 
 
 Venoste, 1-5 § 
 
 Vercheres, I-ll, (Ry 12-rt) t § 900 
 
 Vernet, 1-8. 
 
 Versailles, J-ll, (R78 5-*, 7-a, b)i±^ 150 
 
 Vicar, J-10§. 40 
 
 Victoria Park, 1 ra S W St. Lam- 
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 VictoriaTille, H-14 *t§ 1300 
 
 Viger,E-19 150 
 
 Village des Aulnaies, P-17 1 § 200 
 
 Village Richelieu, Rouville Dist. ^ 
 Villeneuve, Hcclielaga Dist. \ 
 Villette, J-14 § 
 
 Vincunnes, Champlain Dist* ^ %.... 10 
 Vinton, 1-4, (Ry 38) t§ :.... 25 
 
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 Walker's Cutting, H-13, (Ry ll-c)§. . 25 
 
 Waltham, 1-4 § .7.. 76 
 
 Warden, J-13, (Ry 5-0 f 3 250 
 
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 Weedoq, 1 m W Weedon Station, 1-15 
 
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 West Bolton, J-13 150 
 
 West Brome, J-12, (Ry 5-k) t 3 200 
 
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 Westbury, Compton Dist. 1 
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 Western Junction, (Ry 5-g) 2 m W 
 Montreal Junction, J-10. 
 
 West Farnham, (Ry 7-a,6) tt 3 1880 
 
 WestPotton, J-13 300 
 
 West Shefford, J-12, (Rys 5-», 7-a) 
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 West Sheflford Station, Sliefford Dist. T 
 
 West St. Philippe, 1-9. 
 
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 Whitwick 1-15. 
 
 Wickham ' West, 1-13, (Ry 5-/) + 3 • • ■ 25 
 
 Willows, (Ry ll-a)5 m N B Lachine, 
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 Wilson's Corners, 1-6 § 
 
 Wilson's Mills, H-15 § 
 
 Wilson's Mills, H-15 25 
 
 Windsor, I-ll, (Ry 11-6) •t§ 1591 
 
 Wolf Lako, Pontiac Dist. ^ 
 
 Wolf's Kidge, J-ll. 
 
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 Woodside, H-14§ 400 
 
 Wottou,I-14§ 200 
 
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 Wyman'8 1-5, (Ry 38). 
 
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