in each year. The said sum of twenty thousand dollars ($20,000) being the capital amount of a certain deed of loan from said Royal Institution to said late Dame Margaret Jones Morris, passed before W. de M. Marler, notary, on the seventh day of January, eighteen hundred and eighty-six, and registered in the registry office for Montreal West on the twelfth day of February of the same year, under No. 111,901. And as security for the payment of said balance of consideration price and interest the said property is hereby specially hypothecated. The said vendors declare and covenant as follows, to wit: 1. That the said property is free and clear of all annual taxes and assessments up to the said first day of February next (1906), and that there are now no special taxes affecting the said property; 2. That the said property is free and clear of all encumbrances save as herein mentioned. CONDITIONS The present sale and conveyance is thus made subject to the following conditions, to which the said purchaser obliges himself, to wit: 1. To pay all taxes and assessments for which the said property may be or become liable computing on and from the said first day of February next (1906), and including the proportion. of the annual taxes for the current tax year, and also to pay any special taxes which may be hereafter imposed on said property; 2. To comply with the stipulations of said deed of loan from said Royal Institution as regards insurance and other matters as far as the same may still apply, the whole to the exoneration of said vendors; 3. To pay the costs of these presents and their registration and of one copy hereof with certificates of registration thereon for said vendors, to be returned to said purchaser, when said balance of price is paid off, together with a complete certificate of search from the date of the cadastre, and with copies of the title deeds from and including the will of said late Honourable William Morris. THUS DONE AND PASSED at the said city of Montreal, in the office of me the said undersigned notary, on this fifteenth day of January, nineteen hundred and six, under the number five thousand six hundred and thirty-two of my notarial records, and signed by the said appearers hereto with and in the presence of me, the said notary, also hereunto subscribing, these presents having been first duly read according to law. A true copy of the original hereof remaining of record in my office. E. W. H. PHILLIPS, N.P CHAP. 114 Preamble. Admission of An act to authorize James Fortune to practise as a chemist and druggist in the Province of Quebec WHE [Assented to 9th March, 1906] WHEREAS James Fortune of the village of Huntingdon, district of Beauharnois and Province of Quebec, hath, by petition, represented: That he is fifty years of age; That he entered the drug store of his late father, in the year 1877, as his associate in such business and was practically his partner until his death in the year 1885; That he studied and practised pharmacy with his father, and two years with different duly licensed pharmacists in Ontario; That he has constantly, since the death of his father, kept a pharmacy in the said village of Huntingdon, under the supervision of a duly licensed physician and surgeon of the said Province of Quebec; That he has had for years, and still has, an established business in said village, and has always kept and still has a large stock of all kinds of drugs; That he wishes to practise his profession in this Province; That through his studies and long experience he possesses the necessary knowledge and experience for keeping a pharmacy; That he has obtained the approval of the council of management of the Pharmaceutical Association of the said Province of Quebec; Whereas he has prayed for the passing of an act authorizing him to become a member of the Pharmaceutical Association of the Province of Quebec, and it is expedient to grant his prayer; Therefore, His Majesty, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and of the Legislative Assembly of Quebec, enacts as follows: 1. The Pharmaceutical Association of the Province of QueJ. Fortune bec is hereby authorized to grant to the said James Fortune a as a druggist license as a pharmacist, chemist and druggist in this Province, with all the privileges therewith connected. authorized. Coming into force. 2. This act shall come into force on the day of its sanction. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. An Act granting to His Majesty the moneys required for the expenses of the Government for the financial year ending on 2. An Act respecting the appropriation of the price of the Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa and Occidental Railway, and of the grant to the Government of the Province of Quebec under the 3 20 22 2 4. An Act respecting subsidies to certain Railway Companies...... 23 5. An Act repecting the contract entered into between the Govern- ment and La Congrégation des Filles de Jésus, concerning the maintenance and education of children of both sexes belong- ing to the North Shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence (Labrador) sent to their reformatory and industrial schools at Esquimaux 7. An Act to amend the Quebec Election Act, 1903.. 36 65 16. An Act to amend the act establishing the Laurentides National |