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Water-powers of Canada (1911)

Canada. Commission of Conservation, Denis, Leo German, 1878-, White, Arthur V., b. 1871 · Ottawa · leaf 39

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Quebec Nova Scotia New Brunswick. . . H.P. 40U,(i.S3 191,252 1,875 3,400 50 48,250 H.P.57,57576,92612,0003,050 H.P. 74,008 31,975 1,397 3,315 450 50 45 H.P.532,266300,153 15,2729 765 Prince Edward Island 500 Manitoba 48 300 Saskatchewan 45 Alberta 7,300 88,1452,000 7 300 British Columbia. . . 8,500… … CHAPTER IIIThe Water-Powers of Ontario PRIOR to 1898, no statutory regulations had been made by the OntarioLegislature to govern the lease or other disposal of water-powers,per se, situated upon lands possessed by the Crown. Previous to thatdate Crown patents for land carried with them the title to…

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