Mr. DESROCHERS (Translation):

I was

paired with the hon. member for Essex West (Mr. Robinson). Had I voted, I would have voted for the amendment.

Mr. DESROCHERS:

For a copy of all documents, correspondence, letters, telegrams exchanged between the government, the Department of Public Works at Ottawa and at Quebec, and Mr. Hector Warren respecting the dismissal of the said Hector Warren as engineer in the employ of the Department of Public Works in the year 1916.

1. Was the Canadian government represented in the case of the King vs. Levesque, in 19331934, before the criminal court of Quebec?

2. If so, who were the solicitors representing the government?

3. What emoluments or fees were paid to each of them?

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1. Has the government retained the services of Mr. Antoine Rivard, solicitor and king's counsel of Quebec, since 1930 to date?

2. If so, for what purpose and in what

cases?

3. What emoluments or fees have been paid to Mr. Rivard in each case?

1. Is the government aware that Mr. Hector Warren, of Pointe-au-Pie, was employed by the Department of Public Works as engineer, at Quebec, since 1911?

2. How long did he remain with the Department of Public Works in the capacity of engineer? _

3. Is he still employed by the Public Works Department, at Quebec?

4. If not. when did he cease to be employed by the said department?