MAILLOUX, Ovide (1853-1898) of Montreal, Que. began his practice in 1874 and designed several characteristic stone-fronted row houses and tenements for speculative builders on Park Avenue, St. Monique Street, Cadieux Street, St. Joseph Street and Mountain Street in that city (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1887, 2, list of works). His best know work is the Christian Brothers Novitiate in the Maisonneuve neighbourhood of Montreal, a typically austere four storey college building surmounted by a Second Empire mansard roof and bell tower. Mailloux died in Montreal on 13 May 1898 at the age of 45 years (death notice in the Gazette [Montreal], 14 May 1898, 3; death notice in La Patrie [Montreal], 14 May 1898, 4)
(works in Montreal unless noted)
ST. CLAUDE STREET, at Notre Dame Street East, commercial block for Patrick Grace, 1875 (ANQM, J. Lonergan, Notaire, 27 March 1875, No. 272)
DESRIVIERES STREET, a block of houses for an unnamed client, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 13 July 1883, 2)
ST. CESAIRE, QUE., a residence for an unnamed client, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 13 July 1883, 2)
SEIGNEURS STREET, three brick houses for an unnamed client, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 13 July 1883, 2)
ST. LAMBERT, QUE., four brick cottages for an unnamed client, 1883 (Gazette [Montreal], 13 July 1883, 2)
STE. CUNEGONDE, Roman Catholic School, 1883-84 (Gazette [Montreal], 26 Oct. 1883, 3, descrip.)
VINET STREET, at Labonte Street, cottage for the Commissioners of St. Cunegonde, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
ST. DENIS STREET, near Ernest Street, house for H.A. Plamondon, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
ST. ANTOINE STREET, at St. Felix Street, three stores and buildings for Patrick Martin, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
MOUNTAIN STREET, two houses for George Smith, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
ST. ANTOINE STREET, store for Alex Watt, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
RICHMOND STREET, tenement for Alfred Trottier, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
BARRE STREET, tenement for Francis Larin, 1884 (Gazette [Montreal], 12 Jan. 1885, 2)
MAISONNEUVE, novitiate for the Christian Brothers, 1885-86 (Gazette [Montreal], 13 Jan. 1887, 2; dwgs. at ANQM, dated 13 Nov. 1885, no accession number)
ST. FIN, QUE., cottage for H. Ethier, 1886 (Gazette [Montreal], 13 Jan. 1887, 2)
ST. CESAIRE, QUE., cottage for J.E. Gaboury, 1886 (Gazette [Montreal], 13 Jan. 1887, 2)
CATHEDRAL STREET, at St. Antoine Street, commemorative archway for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese celebrations, 1888 (Gazette [Montreal], 4 June 1888, 3, descrip.)
ST. LAWRENCE STREET, at Craig Street, a 4 storey commercial block on Madame Fabre's property, with two retail stores facing Craig Street, and one store facing St. Lawrence Street, 1889 (Montreal Daily Star, 25 July 1889, 3, descrip.)
EGLISE ST. JOSEPH-DE-MONTREAL, Richmond Street, addition of transepts, 1890 (Montreal, Les Eglises, 1981, 280-85, illus.)
ST. LAURENT BOULEVARD, five stores for Charles Gravel, of Gravel & Boulard, 1891 (C.R., ii, 20 June 1891, 2, t.c.)
ST. LAMBERT, QUE., Roman Catholic Church & School, Front Street at Notre Dame Avenue, 1891; demol. 1915 (Le Monde Illustre (Montreal), 4 Aug. 1894, 4, illus.; inf. Yves Guillet, St. Lambert)
LACHINE, store and residence for P. Demers, 1898 (C.R., ix, 23 Feb. 1898, 3, t.c.)
WINDSOR STREET, at St. Antoine Street, store and residence for E. Desjardins, 1898 (Le Prix Courant , xxii, Week No. 5, April 1898)