Page 289 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

300 QUEBEC.

TBINITY HOUSE.
OFFICERS OF THE TRINITY HOUSE OF QUEBEC—Henry LeMesurier, master ; Eichard
Israel Alleyn, deputy master.
WARDENS.—George Burns Symes, Henry Burstall; Edward Boxer, harbour master ;
Francois X. Methot j Francois Gourdeau, senior superintendent of Pilots ; Ham-
mond Gowen, Vital Tetu.
Robert Julyan, assistant harbour master; John Smith, junior superintendent of Pilots;
Alexander Lemoine, treasurer; Errol Boyd Lindsay, clerk; B. Simon, alias
Lafleur, water bailiff; John Brereton, messenger.
EATES OF PILOTAGE,
FROM BIC TO QUEBEC, viz: Per foot
From 1st May to the 10th November inclusive, £0 18 0
From the 11th November to the 18th inclusive, 1 8 0
From the 19th Nov. to the 1st March inclusive, 1 8 0
From the 2d March to the 30th April inclusive, 1 0 6
FROM QUEBEC TO BIC.
From the 1st May to the 10th November inclusive, 0 15 9
From the 11th November to the 18th inclusive, 1 0 9
From the 19th Nov. to the 1st March inclusive, 1 5 9
From the 2nd March to the 30th April inclusive, 0 18 S
From the Brandy Pots to Quebec—only two-thirds of the rates above mentioned.
From the Point of St. Boch to Quebec—only one-third of the above.
From the West end of Crane Island and below St. Patrick's Hole to Quebec—one fourth part of the
above rates.
From St. Patrick's Hole to Quebec £1 3
FROM QUEBEC TO PORT NEUF.
Any vessel not exceeding 200 tons measurement, £4 0 0
Down again 2 10 0
From 201 to 250 tons, upwards 5 0 0
Downwards 3 10 0
From 251 tons and more, upwards 6 0 0
Downwards 4 0 0
From QUEBEC to THREE EIVERS, or any place above Port Neuf:—
For a vessel of 200 tons and under, upwards, .£6 0 0
Downwards 4 0 0
Of 201 and to 250 tons, upwards 7 0 0
Downwards 4 10 0
Above 250 tons, upwards 8 0 0
Downwards 5 10 0
From QUEBEC to MONTREAL, and any place above THREE RIVERS —
For a vessel of 200 tons and under, upwards £11 0 0
Downwards 7 10 0
Of 201 and to 250 tons, upwards 13 0 0
Downwards 8 15 0
Of 250 tons and above, upwards 16 0 0
Downwards 10 15 0
No pilot is obliged to stay more than forty-eight hours on board after the arrival of the vessel at
the above places, and she properly moored.
And for the encouragement of pilots who shall distinguish themselves by their activity and readiness
to aid and assist any ship or vessel in distress, and in want of a pilot, &c., to be paid extra ou award
of the Trinity House.
Pilots carried to sea by stress of weather are alLpwed £6 sterling per month, and provided with a
passage back, over and above pilotage due them. The wages above to be paid up to the day the
passage is provided, or that the pilot may choose to accept of a sum of money in lieu of such passage.
PILOTS FOR AND BELOW THE HARBOTTK OF QUEBEC ACCORDING TO SENIORITY.
With the number prefixed to each, which they are obliged, by law, to carry on the bow and quarter of
their respective boats or crafts, and on each of the sails of said boats or crafts, under a penalty o
ten pounds, currency.
NOTE.—The figures prefixed to the name of each pilot are his proper " NUMBER," those following
his name, his AGE, and the place mentioned, his ABODE.
1 Gabriel Lachance, 1st, 66, Quebec. 5 Charles Fortin, 56, St, Germain.
2 Laurent Tremblay, 1st., 65, Quebec. 6 Pierre Toussaint, 57, Orleans. v
2 Aimable Lavoie, 1st., 63, Father Point 7 James A. Dick, 57, Orleans.
4 George St. Amand, 59, St Antoine, River 10 Frs. Baquet dit Lamontagne, 1st, 58 St.
Chambly. Michel.