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Mr. A. l’. Arscnanlt: I; this item (83,500? the same as last year? Premier Saunders: N0, there isjust $500 difference in maintenance. Last year the estimate was $3,000 and it. cost us $8.200 and some odd dollars. Mr. Arecnault: How do you account for that? '

Premier» Saunders: There ls no doubt about it, that so far as main- tenance goes the more inmates you get the more it is going to cost.

Mr. Arssnault: Are there twenty- one inmates in that jail?

Premier Saunders: I derstand there are seventeen at‘, nt.

Mr. Arsonault: There seems to be some complaint around Summerslde about the way things are being run. There seems to be extravagance in groceries. for instance. What is the cause of this? Have groceries gone up? Or l; there a difference in the menu?

Iromler Saunders: I might tell my hon. friend that shortly after I be- came Premier and Attorney General I wanted in know what was going on in that direction, and some lime last fall I discovered. as you have, that the expendltula for groceries was really more than it ought to be. I found out that they were giving those prisoners s. little too much. I gave instructions to glve'them the jail fare, which is not a very gonerou farm-I can inure you. I believe that in the past too much has been ex- pended for groceries, and probably up to that time we were expending too much: but I think since those orders have gone in that you will 11nd the grocery bill much less than it was. Mn. Anonaalt: You paid $360 for moat last year.‘ If the average mim- ber of p.‘ was seventeen, it should hot s... that much, unless they got meat every day, Fridays in- cluded. (laughter). I see also an item for medicine. $61.60. How can you account for that? I do not think those people should be treated with all kinds of emulsion; and lotions. If they I-ro lid! they should be taken to the hospital. Our average bili for medicine in the put was from three w five dollars s. year.

Hon. Mr. Sinclair: Does that in- elude the empty teddy o! rum?

Mr. Arsenault If you are around Prince County this year we can show you evidence of those empty rum teddles. Perhaps my hon. friend know, more about them than I do. I see also repairs for plumbing, $152,- as Can you give us some idea of what this consisted of. A new lur- nacc?

lloa. Mr. McIntyre: No, no.

Mr. Anenaalt: Repairs?

Premier Saunders: A new toilet and things o! that kind were in- stalled; thing; that were absolutely

to isolate two of the patients who were there and to have separate con- tainers and things of that kind. and we had to go to extra expense. The Woodpila

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hate l0 have somsb ‘y talking oe- l hind my hon. friend's back, so l m- tendcd to tell him about it privately. However, since l did not get opportunity, I may say now Jiere has been a good dcal of crlzl- clsm. Behind the Jail, for example-i there is a great pile of wood, and‘ some of it is very small stuﬂ-likel bean poles. Are you going to retail; them to the gardeners? Premier Saunders: We had an idea , of doing that! ‘ Mr. Arsenault: Could you tell us who supplied that wood? Was l: supplied by some people in town? Premier Sounder! I can't tell youl that.

Mr. Arsenault: You have no ldc of the price?

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Mr. Arsenault: So far as 8.13112: ance goes, but it is not the sar quality of wood.

Mr. McIntyre: You can’t get t same quality always.

you are dealing with. _ Mr. McIntyre: If you deal with a smell man you get small woodl (Laughter). ' Mr. Arsenauli: Quite so; but that,» does not mean that you do not pay 11' big price for the small wood. . Hon. Mr. Stewart: Size is more val-l uable in wood than it is in men. though. (Laughter and applausehl There is s change apparently, in physicians in the Prince County; Jail. I see Dr. Tanton and Dr.l Simpson both mentioned. Which one of these is in charge? Hon. Dr. McNelll: Dr. Tanton re- signed because he is not a returned soldier, and we appointed Dr. Simpson, who is a. returned soldier.

‘ Kings County Jailor Ron. Mr. Stewart: The Minister of Public Works had something to say on the subject recently. I want to ask him: Does he think that he has an efficient jallor and jail keeper in tho Gowgetowu Jail at the present time? ‘His he made a. satisfactory appointment? ! d0 not know wheth- er the Minister o! Public Works is such a. friend o! the returned sold- lers as some of his colleagues have claimed to be in this House. but there ls a most unfair and unreas- onable change. A young man, who is a returned soldier with a splendid re- cord, with a large family of half a dozen or more young children. was dismissed by this Government. and a man put ln his place who had no special qualiﬁcation and no special claim. Worse than that, he has madea very ineﬂlcient official. I know that when I attended the February Term of the Supreme Court this year. the Judge found his own room in such a condition that it was practically lin- posslble for him to occupy it. lt had to bc cleaned before he could use it. He called the Jury in to see it. at, the time, and it was a. dis- graceful condiiion. That is one in- stance. and I ‘know that even his management of the prisoners is not satisfactory. It is a. very ordinary thing for "him io be be seen-and I have seen him myself-walking about the streets with a prisoner. He takes them around with him for company, I suppose. I am Just drawing this to the attention oi’ my hon.‘ friend. I presume he knows it is contrary to the law. _ Hon. Mr. McIntyre: There are very few prisoners ever in Georgetown Jail. I think there is only one at the present time; and he really has no- thing much to do.

lion. Mr. Stewart: Is that the rea- ' son why he lakes his prisoner for a walk? .

lion. Mr. McIntyre: Possibly he taku him out to air him. (Laugh- ter). I think the jailor is a very efficient man. I think I was ill the jail as often as my hon. friend-—I mean going through the jail. I vis- ited it two or ihrea times last year, and I can tell him the Georgetown Jail ls in quite as good shape as the I Queen's County and Prince County jails when he was in charge. lion. Mr. Stewart: That is not cor-

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three times myself dilring the past year, and I never saw anything wrong with the jflil. I was in the Judge's room. and everything seem- ed t0 be very comfortable while I was there. I ivant to say further that what my hbn. friend the Minis- ter of Public Works says in regard to the Prince County jail was positively correct. I never saw such a disgrace- ful Jail in all my life. When we had to take charge of things it was abso- lutely disgraceful building could be left in such slate. We had to get to work and shovel it out.

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visit that jail it was not in an condition. If there was nziylli

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lion. Mr. Stewart: I was speaking oi the Judge's room, and that could get bad very quickly.

I-lon. Mr. McIntyre: If there was nobody in. how could it get bad? lion. Mr. Stewart: We don't know whether there was anybody in it or not.

llon. Mr. McIntyre: There isn't anybody in the jail except one pris- oner.

llon. Mr. Stewart: The keeper there.

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