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188          AD11'IINISTRATION OF THE PROVINCE

                               This and the following pages contain a recapitulation of the prin-
                           cipal facts relating to the administration of the prisons and the move-
                           ment of the prisoners for the period extending from 1917 to 1925 inclus-
                           ively. The staff of the prisons has increased by 511 officers since 1917
                           [l,nd now consists of 279 persons, 81 of whom are turnkeys and 68 guards.
                           The salaries of these employees, in 1925, amounted to $197,624. The
                           average wages of the gaolers in the same year was $705.



                                             68-Staff of the Prisons of the Province of Quebec.
                             ---------,----,---,------,-----;-------,-----:---,...-_... ~._-
                                                                                19~3_~~'~
                             ___I;_T_.\_y_7. __ ~~~i-l~~ 1922
                             Ch"ph\in,. " ,.  8     9     10    8     11    11    12    Il    14
                             Physir::iaIJ:-i ..  JO  1'5  16    1.5   16    !'i3  21    la    16
                             Dircclors  .     27    27    '2f7  27    ~7    27    27    2S    28
                             Turnkeys ..      66    61    63    65    64    70    67    72    8l
                             OH~ird1l ..•.....  53  60    62    63    62    71    73    74    68
                             ,Matron..  .     11    1     19    18    IS    15    23    18    20
                             OtJ,er. ernployeeB .  47  42  :19  3a    37    43    42    4."i  HI
                                           --- ------------              --- ---------
                                    Tolal. , ..  228  233  nG  229   n5    253   2G5   261   279
                                      69-8alaries paid to the Staff of the Prisons of the Province.

                                            1017  1918  1919  1920  1021  1022  1923  1024  1925
                                                 1----1--- _ ....-  --- ---.
                                                                           $     f>          •
                             Chapl .il"  "  ..                             3, lOS  3,:>00  3,  3,100
                             Pllysic' D~..• ,  .                           4357  4,356  4,!lfr9  4,400
                             Direct()r~   .                               18,470  18,470  17.8tiü  19,743
                             TUrc1kr.y~   .                               47,612  45,520  51,017  1'i~,041
                             GtJD,fds...  _  .                            49,116  54,040  10.U·l~  .L'1,907
                             l\-1atron~._  .                               3,475  3,914  3,604  4,4l
                             Other employees  .                           3~,210  36,208  3g,IJ()S  40,1170
                                                 I---I~-- --_. ------- -----
                                    Tot..l  ..         1A9,5D9  152,~O  162,152  161,345  165,888  174,747  197,624
                                                                                       (Il   (2)

                                The number of cells occupied at the beginning of each month
                           varied from 471 to 970 for the last nine year8. -The figures of 1925 in
                           accordance with table 70, show an increase for every month over the
                           preceding year with the exception of the month of November.


                                      70-Number of Cells occupied on the first da)' of each month.

                                  lI'loNTH   1917  1915  1919  Ina  1921   1922  1923  1924  1 1025
                             ------ -._- ---I---I--------~--- ---
                              J:1nWlTY. .. .. •.•. .. .  573  .\S38  4>\0  517  004  829  6.5:..  698
                              jiebr\lary  '. . . . • .  ~rH  r....p  627  568  654  848  MY  ~~I
                              Marcb.  .. •... .•  530  .'1:J.~  6t'4  610  684   837   6:':4  Illl-l.
                              ApriL. .. ..  .. •..  552  5;)6  71:~1  694  7&·1  813   765   lU:!
                              M,,~·.. ..  .. .• •. .  5flO  6&3  665  üû,j  731  811   601   Il'
                              Juae.. .. ..  .. .  4il  629  551      Fn.)  78S   7!l.:i  67l  70~
                              ;uly      <....  lJ.:J:J  613  6M      7:H   786   821   729   S;H
                              Au ':a!lt  ,  .• . .  .;90  6·17  763  U:l,j  016  77:l  778   0711
                              .  l...·'"ber  '"  571  6;;0  618      198   004   716   812   917
                              Oetab..r. . . .. ..•.  .;,58  ;;60  719  r'~ -.  664  7~;)  802  819
                              Novctnber .. '" . . . . .  602-  477  723  SI"  851  67:l  840  79.
                              December.. .. .....  572  539  633     766   903   5{;(}  770  ~~.~
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