Sitzungsunterlagen des Dominion of Canada 1906. Zu Asyl. Von den weiblichen Häftlingen wurden sechs in den Garderaum von Calgary geschickt, mit einer Wache von durchschnittlich zwei Monaten und fünfzehn Tagen. Es gab einen Wahnsinnigen, sie war dem Brandon Asylum entsagt. 47 männliche Gefangene warteten im Laufe des Jahres durchschnittlich 27 Tage auf einen Prozess. Zwei weibliche Gefangene warteten durchschnittlich 79 Tage auf den Prozess. Die allgemeine Gesundheit der Gefangenen war gut. Nur sehr wenige Strafen wurden wegen Verstößen gegen die Gefängnisdisziplin verhängt. Die Gebäude sind in gutem Zustand. Der Innenraum wurde bemalt, kirisch

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Sessional papers of the Dominion of Canada 1906 . on asylum. Of the female prisoners six were sent to the Calgary guard-room, with a sentenceon the average of two months and fifteen days. There was one lunatic, she was sentto the Brandon asylum. Forty-seven male prisoners were awaiting trial during the year for an average of27 days. Two female prisoners were awaiting trial for an average period of 79 days. The general health of the prisoners has been good. Very few punishments wereinflicted for breaches of prison discipline. The buildings are in good repair. The interior has been painted, which gives it aneat appearance. Swinging dining tables, attached to the walls, have replaced the oldstationary ones. This gives more room, and is a decided improvement. The following table gives details of the prisoners who have served during the year, or who are at present serving sentence. The number of prisoners who have served or who are now serving terms of im-prisonment and sentenced this year was 82, classified as follows:— Crime. Sentences. Males— Drunk and disorderly Vagrancy Theft Drunk while interdicted Assaults Housebreaking and theft Smuggling. Horse-stealing Stealing dead animal. . • Obtaining by false pretenses Carrying dangerous weapons Desertion Neglect of duty Breaking barracks, &c Indian Act Drunk Supplying liquor to Indians Having liquor in possession I have the honour to be, sir, Your obedient servant, TV. HASLETT, Sergt, Provost. To the Officer Commanding, E. N. W. M. Police, Macleod. REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT PRIMROSE 65 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 28 AGRICULTURE. By Order in Council of July 10, 1905, it was ordered that, as the disease of mangestill existed in the quarantined area of which this district forms a part, all cattle shouldbe again dipped between August 15 and October 31, 1905, in order to a complete eradi-cation of this disease. In accordance with this order 139, 571 cattle were clipped in theMacLeod district, as against 160, 928 which were dipped last

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