The fiefdom then passed to Joseph Cadet, master butcher and meat vendor to the French army in Canada.  Because he wanted to exploit the richness of his seigneurie without leaving Quebec City, the future munitions general to the King, associated with Michel Mahiet in spring 1753.
Michel Mahiet (1711 - ), born at Granville, established at Chateau-Richer.  He himself  over several years made fishing voyages in the Bay of Gaspe.  He furnished Cadet with cod

Some precise details on the names of the employees, measurements employed, and the working conditions.

First of all the simple fishermen were placed and nourished by Cadet/Mahiet with wages for the season.
For the independent fisherman which sold their fishings is at piece-rates or with the "quintal", these were to be nourished on their account.

Concerning measurement the Quintal historically, this one is generally equivalent to hundred pounds:
The old French Quintal was worth 100 old pounds, therefore approximately 48,951 kilogrammes.
The English Quintal (in English "Hundredweight-symbol cwt.) is equivalent either 100 pounds known as having pea,
The short quintal of North America, therefore approximately 45,359 kg or with 112 pounds
The long quintal of the Imperial system, therefore approximately 50,802 kg the minot:
The bushel and the minot are not used any more in France since the introduction of the metric system; before this date, the bushel was worth roughly 13 liters and the minot, 39 liters.

Note : The names of the Fishermen
The names of the fishermen, Chevery and Detchevery are well two quite distinct names, they are “Basques” both;  but the first come from Guétary and the seconds of Bayonne. Excellent fishermen, they imposed as well as the other fishermen Basques their conditions and contrary to the other fishermen. They were paid in advance on fishing to come, when the others were paid at the end of fishing, or at the beginning of the season of following fishing.
Cadet/ Mahiet stop this advantage in 1754.

1751

1752

1753

From March 31 until  the stop of navigation, to fish with Mahiet; 400 Pounds for the season paid twice 200 to the departure and 200 at the end of the voyage

                    May 4, 1753, the Notary Paul Antoine François Lanouiller, yields the shares of the Haynard family to Joseph Cadet, relating to Mont Louis

                              Cadet/Mahiet association for Mount-Louis in front of the notary J C Panet on May 8, 1753

Jacques Colin (Engaged)

  J C Panet

Roussin will sell its fishing of exclusiveness to Cadet, for 12 pounds the Quintal.

 September 13, 1753

Engagement of François Baudier (launchmaster) as from this day until August 25, 1754. for the maintenance of the station of the Mount-Louis during the winter and nearest fishing. 30 pounds of wage per month, it resides in the dwelling of the Mont-Louis. Possibility of prolonging engagement

Engagement of François Mariéas from this day, until August 25, 1754. 300 pounds for the contract for the work  there will be make for the service of the post.

1754

To embark on board Goélette "La Sérieuse", to carry out work there that it will be asked to him by Cadet/Mahiet with Mont-Louis including the loading of tree trunks; for 130 pounds.

To fish with Mont-louis on board Goélette, the orders of Cadet/Mahiet; 230 pounds

For all work on board Goélette "the Marie-Anne" with Mount-Louis with the orders of Cadet/Mahiet, will touch out of Pot of Wine (or installment) the sum of 240 pounds, and will be supplemented to the 1/5 of the benefit, like all sailor.

From the very start of the season, it will leave on board the goélette "the Marie-Anne" to work on board the goélette; or in the Mount-Louis under the orders of Mahiet and a maitre of launch which will pay him its pledges.

From May 21,
until the end August

They will have to embark on board "Marie-Anne" to join Mont Louis, it to them will be provided launch and food, and will be paid at the price of the market

With the orders of Mahiet during the period of fishing in the Mount-Louis; Will be paid by the maitre launch

This day
at September 15, 1754

Paid 208 book with the orders of Mahiet

Market concluded between Junior and Michaud, so that this last serf of the launch of Junior, to make fishing with mount-Louis; under conditions which it buys all its provisions with Gaspé with the store of Junior, like its fishing tackle. Junior will repurchase all his fishing.

Joseph Cadet places order for the construction of a boat out of wooden of oak, in Joseph Alari, Charpentier of marine; contract of September 30, 1754 front the notary J C Panet.

From September Six, 1754 to finish with similar dates in 1755

fish and any work with the orders of Mahiet; for the sum of 240 pounds the year

Engagement for one year as from this day

To take to command of the goélette "the Marie-Anne" to go to Mont-Louis; for fishing maintenance and transport.450 books for the year

Engagement for one year as from this day

Sailor of the goélette "the Marie Anne"

1755

Engagement of François Ouellet for one year, by half at the station of Mount-Louis for 160 pounds and  150 pounds to finish its year with Cadet 

1756

J C Panet

Final payment, By this act it is a question of an update, between what is due of their share to Sieur Cadet, for the purchase of effects, of foods, material fishing tackle provided by Cadet and of what their fishing to  reported to him until last  September. No mention of re-employs.

1757

Engagement of Louis Michaud by Joseph Cadet by spring 1757 at February 1758, at a rate of 1500 pounds per year, with its wife to manage the station, housing and nourished.