Number of dwelling houses by tenants
Number of dwelling houses occupied by proprietors
Number of vacant dwelling houses
Number of dwelling houses in erection
Number of store and
office buildings
Number of store
and office buildings
in erection
WardMiscellaneous
buildings
East6042—165221
Centre2———20728
West1———306—6
St. Ann970170131532463
St. Joseph859159362282124
St. Andrew8736012819139—58
St. George7864393493796106
St. Lawrence1,3062414164181069
St. Louis1,650370279340277
St. James669184193134234
Lafontaine939562204121120
Papineau1,0804621714292228
St. Mary688438629239—18
Hochelaga1,0016425149106648
St. Jean Baptiste1,1374611117186223
Duvernay586396668955
St. Denis2,47920717144441352
St. Henry954610133270—57
St. Cunegonde3321131—59110
Mount Royal1271586916—11
De Lorimier799340314699914
Laurier2,1491,2654995241363
Notre Dame de Graces3743785111622—30
Emard697212291730—12
Longue Pointe55033018552—26
St. Paul2341723736—11
Bordeaux205158211115—7
Rosemount13912212409—5
Cote des Neiges5248244—6
St. Gabriel87742310256—34
Ahuntsic6411881416—7
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22,63911,6476365705,10071953

III

RECENT BUILDINGS

The buildings here listed represent a total value of $13,623,330 and aside from the Grain Elevator and Dominion Government warehouses are for the most part office buildings, apartment houses and factories. They give a good idea of the present prosperity of Montreal, and its growth of population and business:

Owner, Location and Description—Value.
Harbor Commission, foot of Berri Street, grain elevator$2,500,000
Canadian Steel Foundry, Maisonneuve, factory1,000,000
Dominion Government, McGill and Youville, storehouse900,000
City of Montreal, Gosford Street, City Hall Annex712,000
Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, Sherbrooke and Drummond, hotel663,330
Royal Trust Company, 107 St. James, office building500,000
Bank of B.N.A., 140 St. James, bank and office building500,000
Alexander Building Company, St. Alexander Street, warehouse480,000
A. Sommer, Berthelet Street, office building and factory400,000
United Shoe Machinery Company, Boyce Street, Maisonneuve, factory400,000
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, McGill and St. Paul, office building350,000
Lewis Building, St. John and Hospital, office building350,000
McGill Property Syndicate, McGill Street, office building300,000
Y.M.C.A., Drummond Street, club300,000
The Herald Building, Craig Street, office building275,000
Unity Building Company, Limited, Lagauchetiere Street, office building225,000
Frontenac Breweries, Casgrain Street, brewery220,000
La Sauvegarde Company, Notre Dame and St. Vincent, office building200,000
Séminaire St. Sulpice, St. Denis Street, seminary200,000
Sisters of Cong. of N.D., Sherbrooke and Atwater, school150,000
A.M. Vineberg, Duluth and St. Lawrence, office building150,000
Sir Rodolphe Forget, Ontario Avenue, residence142,000
Fabrique St. Stanislaus, Boulevard St. Joseph, church142,000
Quebec Amusement Company, Bleury Street, theater140,000
J.O. Gravel, Notre Dame and St. Sulpice, office building136,000
John W. Peck, St. Dominique Street, factory135,000
Séminaire St. Sulpice, Cote St. Antoine Road, apartments125,000
Protestant School Board, Esplanade Avenue, school120,000
Fabrique St. Irène, Atwater Avenue, church110,000
Regent Construction Company, Amesbury Avenue, apartments100,000
National Bridge Company, Longue Pointe, factory100,000
J.C. Wilson Company, Ltd., Lagauchetière and Alexander, warehouse100,000
J.A.E. Gauvin, St. Catherine and Maisonneuve, office building100,000
O.L. Henault, Bishop Street, apartments100,000
Johnston Bros., St. Catherine W., offices and store100,000
Imperial Tobacco Company, Bourget and Rose de Lima, factory100,000
Belgo-Canadian Realty, Bleury Street, offices95,000
Grand Trunk Railway Company, Wellington and St. Etienne, warehouse90,000
Imperial Tobacco Company, Bourget and Rose de Lima, factory100,000
Belgo-Canadian Realty, Bleury Street, offices95,000
Grand Trunk Railway Company, Wellington and St. Etienne, warehouse90,000
W.H. Creed, Cote des Neiges Road, apartments90,000
Northern Electric Company, Notre Dame and Guy, factory88,000
Harbor Commission, Notre Dame and Davidson, warehouse80,000
O. Lamoureux, Esplanade and St. Urbain, apartments80,000
P.A. and H.A. Adams, Prince Arthur and Oxenden, apartments79,000
Engineers’ Club, 9 Beaver Hall Square, club building76,000
D.C. Macarrow, Peel Street, residence70,000
University Club, Mansfield Street, club building70,000
St. Lawrence Flour Mills Company, Notre Dame West, factory70,000
Jas. H. Mayer, Cote des Neiges Road, apartments70,000
Canadian General Electric, St. Antoine Street, warehouse70,000
Winter Club, Drummond Street, club building70,000

IV

METROPOLITAN POPULATION

In 1891 the census returns showed for Montreal proper a population of 220,181; in 1901 a population of 266,826; in 1911, 466,197. Including the unnamed municipalities the total population of Montreal we may place in 1911 at 586,756. This allows us to make a comparative study of the growth of Montreal from the beginning of British rule.

CITY POPULATION