1908 Jacques Cartier Philémon Cousineau 1908 Laval Joseph Wenceslas Lévesque 1912 Maisonneuve The Hon. Jérémie Décarie 1912 Montreal Dorion Georges Mayrand 1912 Montreal Hochelaga Séverin Létourneau 1912 Montreal Laurier Napoléon Turcot 1912 Montreal Ste. Anne Denis Tansey 1912 Montreal St. George C. Ernest Gault 1912 Montreal St. James Clément Robillard 1912 Montreal St. Lawrence John T. Finnie 1912 Montreal St. Louis J.E. Godfroi Langlois 1912 Montreal St. Mary Napoléon Séguin 1912 Westmount Charles Allan Smart [Illustration: HON. LOMER GOUIN, K.C. Prime Minister of Province of Quebec] [Illustration: LORD STRATHCONA AND MOUNT ROYAL A High Commissioner for Canada] [Illustration: SIR WILFRID LAURIER A Prime Minister of Canada] [Illustration: MONTREAL FOUNDED 1642 In 1905 this monument, by Philippe Hébert, was erected to the memory of the first Governor of Montreal, Paul de Chomedey, Sieur de Maisonneuve, and commemorates, with its bas reliefs and supplementary statuary, several of the principal personages and dramatic incidents in the early days of the settlement.] FOOTNOTES: [1] Practically every bishop in the Province of Quebec issued an amendment which tended to create Union and promote the acceptance of Confederation. Cf. “The History of the Life and Times of Sir George Etienne Cartier” by John Boyd (McMillan, Toronto, 1914), pp. 288 et seq. The reader will find further interesting details on the political life of Montreal of this period, in the above work. CHAPTER XXIII SUPPLEMENTAL ANNALS AND SIDELIGHTS OF SOCIAL LIFE UNDER CONFEDERATION 1867-1914