Columbia directory, 1894
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ROBERT WARD _& CO., VICTORI Royal Swedish & Norv
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\ ROB & eos chutes Liability, x Re penenited + London by ERT WARP oso ; ' MESSRS, H. J. GARDINER & CO, . Royal Swedish & 'Norwégian Consulate. , 1! Graham Buildings, Bashinghall St., E.C.
ROBERT WARD & CO,, Lt Liability.
VICTORIA, B. C.
RCHANTS AND IMPORTERS
"xecute Indents for every description of British and Foreign Merchandise, Lumber, Timber, Spars, and other Products of British Columbia.
SHIPPING AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
CHARTERS EFFECTED
== GENERAL AGENTS= - - - -
Royal Insurance Company, London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company, Standard Life Assurance Company, London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company, Ltd. London Assurance Corporation (Marine Department) Western Assurance Company.
Risks Accepssd, Policies Issned and Losses Promptly Adjusted in Victoria,
- MANAGERS AND AGENTS -
BRITISH COLUMBIA CORPORATION, It'd.
Mortgages, Land Debentures, Trusts, Etc. - SOLE AGENTS -
CURTIS'S & HARVEY'S SPORTING AND BLASTING POWDER. JOUN KIRKHAM & SON'S (Gold Medal Inventions Exhibition 1885) PIANO FORTES, J, & W. STOART'S PATENT DOUBLE-KNOTTED MESH FISHING NETS, TWINES, ETC. A. RODRIGUEZ HAVANA CIGARS, VICTORIA LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING CO., Chemainus, HUGHITT & M'INTYRE SAWMILL.
Agents for the following Brands of British Columbia Salmon :
Ewen & Co., " Lron,'? 'Bonnie Dunper,'' Bon Accorp Fisngry Co., ' Bon Accorb,'"' THe Consuis," A. J. M'Len.an's ' Express," Canapran Paciric Packrna Co.
{OBERT WARD & CO., Limited Liability.
Telegraph Address: Turner - Victoria. Beeton - London.
TURNER, BEETON & G0. 72
VICTORIA, 3. C.
: H.C. BEETON & CO. =| | Z a =
LONDON.
- - - - - - - - - - - - AGENTS FOR - - - __ - _ - - .
BOUTELLEAU & CO., BRANDY \ H. WALKER & SON, Canapran WHISKEY W. JAMESON, Ipnish Whiskry Af ROBT. BROWN &« CO., Four Crown Scotch Whiskey BOORD & SON, Gin G. PRELLER & SON, Crarets CAMUSET & CO, CHAMPAGNE POULET PERE unr FILS, Burcanpy
COCHBURN, SMITHE «& CO., Port WILLIAM HUMBERT « CO., SHErRrRy ROSE «& CO., Lime Juice J. S. FRY & SON, "Bristol Cocoa and Chocolate M. B. FOSTER & SONS, Ale and Stout DOULTON & CO., Vitrified Drain Pipe ¢
JONAS BROOKS & BROS., Huddersfield Reel Cotton GEO. WOSTENHOLM &« SON, Cutlery DUNBAR, McMASTER & CO., Solmon Turic and Nets
Inverness and Balmoral Canneries, Skeena River. Terra Nova, Lulu Island and Pacific Coast Canneries, Fraser River.
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European Goods of all Kinds Imported to Order.
RATES $1
Agents North British and Mercantile and Guardian Assur. | ance Cos, La Fonciere Marine Insurance.
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RATES $1.00 TO $1.50 PER DAY ACCORDING TO ROOM. __ R. H. BERRYMAN, PROPRIETOR, ase' XXXX 8 year old Ale on Draught, Bar and Billiard Room Attached, P.O. Box 465.
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enix Fite Assurance Comp'y
Lombard Street and Charing Cross, London. ESTARLISHED 1782.
Unlimited Liability. For Insuring Every Kind of Property in all Parts of the World from Loss or Damage by Fire.
The promptitude and liberality with which its eugapernen tt are always met by this Company are well-known, and the importance of its relations with the public may be estimated from the fact that since its establishment it has paid more than Ninteen Million Sterling in discharge of claims for Losses by Fire.
The security offered to the public by the Phoenix Office is unlimited, com- prising in addition to a large invested capital ot the Company, the whole fortunes of numerous proprietors, composed of some of the most opulent merchants and others in the United Kingdom. Annual and short time Insurance are effected upon all kinds of property in Vancouver Island and British Columbia on the most favorable terms. : ,
Prompt cash payments and full power to settle all losses and claims without referring to the Head Office in London.
Rates and particulars of Insurance may be had:on application to
THOS. C. NUTTALL, Agent,
86 Government Street, VICTORIA, B.C.
Lewis Hall, D.D.s.
(GRADUATE PHILADELPHIA DENTAL COLLEGE.)
DENTIST.
Gas and Ether administered for the painless extraction of Teeth. Crown and Bridge Work satisfactorily performed,
Office; Jewell Block, cor. Yates and Douglas Sts. HOURS: 9 am. to & p.m. VICTORIA, B. [aa
44h. MCDONALD, "(Successor To FRANK CAMPBELL.)
CAMPBELL'S CORNER HAS ALWAYS BEEN AN HISTORIC SPOT
The excellence of the goods supplied, having made the place famous,
The Corner is now on the opposite side of the street, where, as in the old premises, a complete and reliable stock of the ;
BEST HAVANA CIGARS AND TURKISH CIGARETTES, |ALSO TOBACCOS, PIPES, POUCHES, ETC., ETC.,
ARE ALWAYS ON HAND, AS WELL AS THE DAILY NEWSPAPERS.
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Steam Pumps, Menosha Wood Split Pulleys, Automatic
Scales, Webster Vacuum Heaters, Shaefer Patent Magnetic Separators
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-CHCNGD WO MOTOR COMP."
OHIOAGO, ILLINOIS. -
: The "CHICAGO" is the most practicable Steel Wind Mill ever built and is Back Geared to make 2 to 3 revolutions of wind wheel to one stroke of pump, also arranged so it can be changed in five minutes from back gear to make a stroke of pump to every revolution of wind wheel.
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We sell the mill with or without tower. : Mg
Every mill guaranteed to give entire satis- ° e ' wl faction or money and freight refunded. i
Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price List |
CHICAGO WIND MOTOR COMPANY. | i 24
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and very few approach them in
Speed, Design, Durability and Finish.
World's novice one mile record, 2.28; world's twenty-five mile road record, | 61 minutes ; five mile N,C.U. championship ; nine-tenths of all English Chal- lenge Cups, and thousands of other races won on these machines.
We want responsible pushing ~ morobants or others to 18 present ns at every. impor-
'8.0. BILL, Mer. 'Cycle Dept.
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+f: Canadian Representative,
24 Front Street, W, - TORONTO.
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CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC ¢
LIMIT EBD - - -
Head Offices, TORONTO, ONT. Works, PETERBORO and HAMILTON, tr . ONT. Branch Stores, HALIFAX, N.S., MONTREAL, QUE., WINNIPEG, MAN., and
GRANVILLE STREET, - VANCOUVER, B. C. 4,
Controlling exclusively all rights for Canada for the sale and manufacture of the |'
THOMSON-HOUSTON, EDISON, BALL and WOOD SYSTEMS
Of Electrical Apparatus for Electric Lighting. Electric Rathvays and Fi Electrical Tranamission of Power.
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Full supply of Lamps, Wire Sockets, Meters, Transformers, Switches, etc., etc., carried at all branch stores. Address all correspondence to the Company at nearest branci office.
CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., LT'D, - VANCOUVER, B.C.
x DIRECTORY LIBRARY. 1 . ® The want of a DIRECTORY LIBRARY is one which has been keenly felt by the F business men of this Province. British Colnmbia's trade with almost every quarter of the ' y| world is rapidly growing, and it is of the utmost importance that our merchants should be in u« pa Peete position to obvain the a dresses of reliable firms abroad. Such a i brary is now available to the puolic. A small charge is maue for consulting any of the following, among other directories now at our office. ' Calveras County......... Nain get eae California. Mchts. & Shippers Guide of the World, Kelley's "ft SEO AS ety ANDAs a ceeis Hite hed anne ceca ged nee tee ee be Montreal.......... Lesh Waves eyanidaa gout me lileditte + | BaltiMorey cnc vices ss canter. decks covelons nacegewe New York..............5. Birkenhead England. North West Territories Birmingham .. England, Crono State wich Brandon -Manitoba. Philidelphia.. Bristol.. . .England. Phillipine....... } ? British North Borneo.........c.ccesece cesses. ss Portland Ore CORAL Y ii FeLi csitvcs sn Painbecs tees vie N. W.'T.. Portland Main COMBOCIOS 65555 916s cere bce ceiatiiny dv eloe tures Falem & Gloucesier OOIN Deicdiais vanteieecee se CAMO Ts oo ihe dies outed eden Cos secede nbwdes N.J. Salt Lake City,............ COMM Pe A APR ' Cochin "China PAN aia SOEUR ates Lan cel be's 1% ceed ete Ban Francisco............ccee sce c eee e eee tee eeeee QHIGARO 6 ieee uh Tea eres wabe cays Mlinois. San Joaquin COPTER... 6... cece cece epee ees Wat er er Rohe BRP Suis as ees ee thOel be HoT Uvaeteiie nto Ses Dartmouth... ciccccceeeerterene cans BOOMBNG. ee iene natea deca ames sent mens ap | Edinburgh.......... ccc c cece eee tee cae Scotland, S@atttle........... cece eee eee Glasgow... scotland, Sheffield .......... VCS -GANCHAREELOIMGEY fori nie CRO yarSCds Siam........... - - - - Hamilton Ontairo. © kane Falls... be anc ann Hawaiian Kingdom SUR nilaus Count; HOMKONG....... cece cece cbc eee ereabeeee China, St.Johns......... BOnOlalasis.i cobs Uhvdeo bb achvvveueteariee HI, Bioekson City Idaho, State of,..........50005 OE Meanie We BA BERANE. i ick cet Cees ae dceneetn es : ¥ MODAI ass cess och stp tek sinegd sioe% aMare eed Oke mye abs Strait Settlements } TRU aia co aera cory ea esis dba viens Scotland. Sydney...............0865 Spek ' LIGOOR sashes cya hens greiner ebcsuebe. be England 'La@oma.... ........6... cece ces eeees PRS BAC As b ] TAVGEDOG! oii ean eho th recaleteny England. Tonkin......0.. ccc ccceicesevenebereseebeuepenses « * HONGO ice dies sa yby cas ben be ges lee nedbeant NG, TOPONUO. ie eicecctecncce rec desuspevegieevens hee 7 London (Eng.) l'ost Office Directory aTohea hi Peotnmne County...........00.. Miwa te ke erOr Cal, : DARORO 05 Coin i's since viitew stig bbde vans cap ie Che Rede hington, "ee GEE Beer eels kanes Seb ee 4 Malay Straits... 06. ec ceweceeseee snes scenes Wladiwostock .......c.c..ss eevee Manchester England Winmipeg............... eat é MANICODE. i. ices ie ccc odccseescetensdetedeeeds , Yokohama,.........2...... BRO. ?
A. TOLMIE. D. STEWART.
~ Tolmie & Stewart # Importers of Wines, Spirits,
45-47 Yates Street, - VICTORIA, B.C.
|" | TBAS AND CIGARS. | | '
Sole Proprietors of the Celebrated Boyd's Blend.
Families supplied at lowest rates. Scotch whiskey a specialty.
Wholesale and Retail.
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ESTABLISHED 18658,
VICTORIA, B. C.
Medals and Diplomas Awarded at Colonial and Indian Exhibition, London, 1886, and British Columbia Exhibition, 1891, 1892 and 1893.
P. O. Box 289. Telephone 121.
DODWELL, CARLILL & CO.
Bastion Square, Victoria, B. C.
SHIPPING: COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CHINA AND JAPAN.
AGENCIES: Yokohama and Kobe, Japan; Hong Kong, Shanghai, Foo Chow and Hankow, China; Tacoma, Wash.; and J,ondon England.
GENERAL AGENTS N. P. S.S. CO., CARRYING U. S, MAILS,
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CALCINEDi< ____ PLASTER
HAMMER BRAND, 1854.
-MANUFACTURED BY- - - -_- - - - __- - _-__ - -
Albert Manufacturing @o.
HILLSBOROUGH, NEW BRUNSWICK.
GREEN, WORLOCK & COMPANY
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ESTABLISHED 1873.
"BANKERS
A Gen tel Seri pe sines ti acted - AL Colle wie 8S Made at Every bes Ls Gold Dus ae Rewer re am EEN |
AGENTS FOR WELLS, FARGO & COMPANY.
6 Corner Government and Johnson Sts, HEE _ - - _ - _ AN eth BLL Sg
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ON AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN. |
ARTISTICALLY FURNISHED. mx EXCLUSIVELY FIRST-CLASS. V I CTO RI A, B. C, 4 os
Victoria Truck and Dray Company
LIMITED.
GENERAL FREIGHTERS
Moving Heavy Machinéry a Specialty.
108 Wuarr STREET, VICTORIA, B C.
The Indian Bazaar
a 43 JOHNSON STREET, VICTORIA, B. C.
'(> ALASKA AND BRITISH COLUMBIA INDIAN CURINS | | \ Largest and Finest Assortment of Curios on the Pacific Coast. | | The public, especially Tourists are respectfully invited to examine the same.
J. J. HART & CO.
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~The: Vietora: Roller: Flue
RICE MILLS.
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wee SELF-RAISING FLOUR FAMILY FLOUR SOPERFINE FLOUR BRAN AND SHORTS 48° CLEANED RICE CHINA & JAPAN RICE FLOUR
AN? GRANULATED RICE, for Brewers' use.
>| CHIT RICE FOR POULTRY, ETC. va 7\ RICE MEAL FOR CATTLE, ETC. |<
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Hall, ROSS & Co.
AGHN®S, 66 STORE STREET,
VICTORIA, = B.C.
[ANON ELEVATOR WORK
TORONTO, ONT.
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fay THE BOSTWICK FOLDING GATE.
A._LANNING. J. THOMPSON.
siNATIONAL¥ WIRE WORKS
ia 584 CRAIG STREET,
Three Doors West of Place d'Armes Square,
MONTREAL.
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Wire Cloth for Locomotives, Threshing Machines, Fan- ning and Smut Mills, Bank and Counter Railings, Garden and Cemetery Fencing, Flower Stands and Flower Baskets, Trainers, Arches, Sponge Baskets, Window Guards, Coal, Sand and Gravel Sereens, Sieves, Fenders, Fire Guards, Ladies' Dress and Hat Stands,
GARDEN WORK A_ SPECIALTY.
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{ Manager, - - - - - JOHN IRVING
Assistant Manager, - - - ¥. W. VINCENT
General Agent, - - - - G. A. CARLETON
General Passenger Agent, - - - OC. 8, BAXTER
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Mantel Electrical ' - Co. a1 CRAIG STREBT, .
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Telephones, Annunciators Bells, Etc., EtC_ - - - - """ Vy
EFRCTRIC WIRING and FIXTURES A SPEC AT
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| WILLIAMS' OFFICIAL |
British Columbia Directory
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Containing General Information and Directories of the Various Cities and Settlements in the Province, |
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| \\\ |A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ors COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY THE 4 | WILLIAMS' B. C. DIRECTORY CO., LT'D.
| | Office, Broad Street, Foot of View, Victoria.
PECIALT,
PY ' THE COLONIST PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
ECUTED.
PREFACE.
HE BRITISH COLUMBIA OFFICIAL DIRECTORY for 1894, is now submitted to subscribers, and the publishers hope it will be as ac- ceptable as ever. No trouble or expense has been spared to make
the work as complete as possible, and to those who have so freely assisted us in compiling the information herein contained, we tender our best thanks.
There is, perhaps, no directory published under greater difficulties than ia ours. The district covered - the whole Province of British Columbia - is immense, and as new settlements are being formed almost every other day, many of them in sections of the country difficult of access, it is no easy matter to keep in touch with all.
We hail with pleasure the many signs of advancement apparent on all sides. The past year has seen several communities incorporated as cities and municipalities, and others will follow the good example ere 1894 closes. The various enterprises afloat for railway, road and bridge construction will, it is hoped, materialize in the near future, thus rendering communication with distant parts of the province more easy, and the work of the directory less arduous.
That British Columbia is attracting every year a greater share of atten- tion from the well established seats of capital and labor, is evidenced by the increased foreign demand for the Directory, which now finds a place in almost every business establishment on this continent and abroad with which our merchants trade. Our advertising connection is steadily improv- ing, as is also the circulation of the Directory, which we take as proof o the popularity and usefulness of the work.
Several changes have this year been made in the general get-up of the Directory. We have endeavored to supply reliable and complete information
'in as concise a form as possible, and have, at no small financial logs, refused to admit the pages of the book to be cut up by advertisementws:
After the ground had been fully covered by the enumerators, we invited by advertisement in the public press, all who contemplated a change of address to apprise us of same so that the change might be duly recorded. Very many complied; those who have not cannot tame us if the old address appears in the present issue.
THE WILLIAMS' OFFICIAL DIRECTORY CO., LT'D. Victorta, B.C., January, 1894.
Entered according to Act of Parliament of Canada in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four, in the Office of the Minister of Agriculture at Ottawa. by F. L. NEAvz, Secretary and Treasurer.
INDEX AND TABLE OF CONTENTS.
INDEX AND TABLE OF CONTENTS.
WILLIAMS' B. C. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY, 1894.
Abbreviations......... Sp aet re Active Militia
Agricultural Associations Agricultural Branch Ainsworth
Albert Canyon Albert Head Aldergrove. Alert Bay Alexandria
Assessors and Collectors, N Weat 12 Associations, Rifle
Asylum for'the Insane, N West'r Attorney-General's Office
Banke and Bankers, New Weat'r 613 Banks and Bankers Bank of British Columbia '¢ of British North America.. '* of Montreal Bankers, Private Baptist Churches
Barclay Sound Barkerville
Barristers. and Solicitors, (see Classified Business Directory) Basque Ranch B.C. Agricultural Association... B.C. Benevolent Society B.C. Horticultural and Fruit Growing Association B.C. Horticultural Society and Fruit Growers' Association... 462 B.C. Natural History Society... 37 B.C. Pioneer Society B.C. Protestant Orphans' Home, 385 Board of Fire Underwriters, Vic. 261 Board of Trade, Nanaimo 66
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Bonaparte
Boundary 3ay Boundary Creek Bowen Island
Beacon Hill Park, Vic Bear Creek
Beaver Creek Beaver Point
Benevolent and other Societies.. 34
Births, Deaths and Marriages... Blue Springs
BSS 5 ROOST MOE
| Bridge Creek...............0005 55 ©) B.C. Board of Trade, 1893-4..... 84 "©, Medical Council........... 15 "B.O. Medical Register, 1898-4... 16 B.O. Rifle Associations.......... 21 | B.O. W.C.T.U. Refuge Home.... 35 : | "Brownaville................eeees 55 9
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f=} Council of B.C. .............. 5
Al Cache Creek.................005 56
) Cadboro Bay.................55. 259 ' | Canadian Pacific Rail way Officials
MRE VONC Lic. cece secs cce cen eeees 468
Ges neh] eee eek 56
UNA AS S IAR ate ta 57
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Ohurch and Clerical Directory... 17 | Church of England, Diocese of > Caledonia..................: « 18 } Oburch Diocese of Columbia, Van
Clergy, Diocese of New Westm'r, 18 Churches and Pastors, Vauc..... 463
'Churches, New Westm'r........ 613 NeoGeo viii cavin 258 SST Oe 61
Oity Council, Nanaimo, 1898.... 206 : by Vance, 1898........ 461
ts Vic, 1898.......... 259
ss New Weatm'r, 1894 612
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Olayoquot........ ccc cece ee ees 61 (0) 7 \ 170) VR ae Ie man rk ee 61 Clew Cumshewa...............- 62 Climate of B.C....... ...-.0.00 3 Clinton....... Pc mua at 62 Cloverdale..... ....... cece eens 63
Clover Point, Vic............... 258 Clover Valley.............0..05. 68 OID VIG ain putep wccaues 260
'¢ New Westm'r............ 613 (0) Ah 707 1S Wiesner graben raf Rhy erebar ery rt ae 64 Coalfields of B.C..............4.. 2 Coal prospecting licenses........ 41 Cobble Hill................0004. 64 COLWOOR nese cees cemonmancnn 65, Commission on money orders... 25 Comox District................. 65 Companies Registered, 1893..... 22 Consuls, Foreign, in B.C........ 21 Coquitlam Municipality......... 67
Corps, Local................005. 21 Countries, Postal Union......... 29 County Courts.................. 10 County Court Judges............ 7
Court of Revision and Appeal... 12 Courtenay..........ccceceeeeees
Coutlees ier ea ie 67 Cowichan ............0...e0000% 68
Craigellachie................... 69 Cranbrook...............000000- 69
Customs Department........... 6 Customs Statistics.............. 81 Delta Municipality............. 69 Denman Ieland................. 71 Dept of Agriculture, Vic........ 8 Dept of Education and Immigra- RIOMN sai thal rtianee wwe matt 8 Dept of Justice................. 6 Departure Bay.................. 72
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INDEX AND TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE Diocesan Synods............... 17-18 Directory of the World.......... 204 Discoverer's Claims............ 39 Distances in B,C.............. 84 Dominion of Canada............ 5 Dominion Census Returns...... 782
Dominion Land and Timber Dept 7 Dominion Officials in Province.. 6
Dominion and Provincial Offi- cials, New Westm'r.......... 613 Dominion Savings Bank........ 80 WONKA iis hiaivicdunnekceicenie be 73 Douglas Lake................... 75 Drydock, Esquimalt............ 75 DPUNOC i shakin canedlonehens 75 DUGME cht ehateiorncewakheenn es 75 POUT inh aw scue wae nike veets 75 Duncan's Station............... 76 WWORNG ils eee tess cine dene ace 17 Education...............eeesees 14 Electoral Districts and Polling Divisions ..................... 11 Eigin.......... RR eae ane 77 Empire Valley.................. 78 MONMOIOV) hiya ce taees cy senna ee 78 Errington ................ cee eee 79 Esquimult................00..4. 79 Esquimalt District.............. 79 Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway 41 Exports, 1898................56% 31 Exports from the Province of BiG 16S sci cs age t gee eon 33 Fairmont Springs............... 82 Fire Alarm System, Vanc....... 462 AS "6 Vistoria...... 259 A Sieicitae Lea set hy Nanaimo..... 206 Fire Dept, Vic......:........... 269
Fire Insurance Companies, Vanc 462 Fire Underwriters, Board of, Vic 261
Foreign Consuls................ Foreign Consuls, Vanc.......... Fort George ...........0e ccc eaee Fort Rupert................6.05
Fort Shepherd.........+e..seee- 88 Fort Steele.......... cece eeeeee 88 FOUL Bag ss acy citiacevcnvecs than 258 Free Miners and their Privileges 89 French Oreek.........0.seeeeees 8&4
Galbraith Ferry................ 85 GOIGDH. 6 sa Nelo leewacd chen to cake 85 Ganges Harbor........--........ 85 Gaol, Victoria..........6... cece 10
HOGIG Ceci scicnune sere bate 5 GONOBi ii ieee cons te eeeune 86 Georgetown ..........eceeeeeees 87 Glacier House................-. 89 Gordon Head..............0000- 259 Gold Commissioners...........: 12
Goldstream..............ceeeees 88 Government Agents....:........ 10 Government of B.C............. 8 Grand Prairie............ PRS ct 88
Granite Creek............-.0005 88 Grantham.............eceeeeees 89 Griffin Lake................000 89 | Guide and Rates, Postal........ \24 Hack Tariff, Vanc.............. 464 Hack Tariff, Vic................ 261 MOGONe crs cucik ence Clb 89 |. Hall's Prairie.................. 89
Hammond,..................00 90 Hanceville ..................565 90 - Harbor Master and Port Wardens 7 BFBR DOLE iin cat hota ccenbet 34
Harrison Hot Springs........... 90 Harrison River................. 90
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PAGE ROR GOL ANAC). 0 )05469 5s sivvate vse scare: seamed 6 Postal Guide and Rates......... 24 Postmasters ..............0eeee 27 Postoffice Department .......... 8 Postoffice Savings Banks........ 29 Postoffice, New Westm'r........ 613 Postoffice, Vic...............05. 260 Postoffices, Postmasters and Money Order Offices.......... 27 Pre-emptions................... 38 Pre-emption for partnership pur- OBER aii cccratirrnetie meron nes 389 Presbyterian Church and Clergy 20 IBIINCOLON Sekine rcs veces sti Oats 159 Private Bankers................ 31 Privy Council of Dominion...... 5
Province of British Columbia... 1 Provincial Government Lands... 38 Provincial Government Officials. 9 Provincial Information.......... 1 Provincial Museum............. 37 Provincial Officials, Nanaimo ... 206 Provincial Secretary's Dept..... 9 Provincial Timber Inspectors... 9 Public Buildings, Vanc.......... 463 Public School System of B.C.... 8 Public Works DeptmentofCan.. 8 Quamichan,..................5: 159 Quarantine Dept................ 8 Quathiaski Cove................ 160 Queen Charlotte Is. ............ 160 Quesnelle............. Srceneh ieee 160 Quesnelle Forks ................ 161 Quilchena...............cce cess 161 Railways, 1898.................. 38 Read's Island.................0% 162 Record of Claimsyeec.........055 89 Reformed Episcopal Church.,... 21 Registered Companies, 1898..... 22 Registrars of Voters............. 12 Representatives of B.C.......... 5 Revelstoke .................0085 162 Richmond Municipality......... 165 Rifle Associations of B.C........ 21 Rivers' Inlet.................005 165
IVEPEIGON iy. cesan Farenaeanon 165 Robson, B.C............. eee eee 166 Rock Creek ............ eee ce eee 166 Rockford ..............ceeeeees 166 Rogers' Pass...............00005 167 Roman Catholic Church and Clergy ics cnsaticor vacua sees 19 Ross Peak Siding............... 167 Royal Marine Artillery.......... 21 Ruby Oreek...............6.05. 168 Saanich, North................. 168 Saanich, South................. 168 Salt Spring Island.............. 172 Salmon Arm ...............0005 171 Salmon Pack ............. 0000+ 82 Salmon Canneries, 1892......... 32 Sample Post................0055 25 Samuel Island.................. 178 SARA aasaiaitice ca ccn Ce aR 173 Saturna Island.................. 178 Savings Bank Dept............. 8 Savings Bank, Dom............. 30 BAVONAGE Yih. 5s Ohne oeeaeney 173 / Sea Island............sseeeee ees 174 SUB MIO ohikiij wots co viae eles 181 Senators of B.C..............0.. 5 Shawnigan ................000.. 174 Sheriffs and their Jurisdiction... 10 Shopland.............ceeceeeeee 174 BHOK Ect eceeeees 175 BHUBWAD 5 iyisicssieadieies enntecter 176 Sicamous.............ceeseveeee 176 oo) Ua baer ay PRS LED Bre Sr 176 Sidney Island................... 177 Silver and Copper.............. 2 Skeena River..............00055 177 Skidegate, (Queen Charloite Is).. 177 Soda Creek..............cceeees 177 BOMGHON cick cen eek 178 BOOKO Ss. hiiccny chbaeeUte ne IS 178 South Vanc............ceeeee «.. 179 South Westm'r................. 179 Spallumcheen................... 180 Spencer's Bridge................ 180
Sproat's Landing............... 180
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SpuseuM cise ccs cele 180 Squamish Valley............... 181 Stanley Cariboo................ 181 Steveston.......... MSRUe a teeta 182. Stipendiary Magistrates......... 10 BUMBS Hai at site Culareatrenin? 185 Supt of Police................... 10 Supreme Court................. 9 Surrey Centre................... 185 Surrey Municipality............ 186 Tappen Siding.................. 186 SRMUIA IAG Fee cci sic s Sean t es 186 Telegraph Offices and Rates..... 22 Orvas NOVA svi cess caeee ain 187 Texada Island.................. 187 Thetis Island................... 187 Thunder Hill................... 186 Timber Licenses................. 41 Timber Limits of B. C........... 41 Trail Creek...............6...45 187 PPFONOUING Riek sin cucee uses 3 187 Treasury Department........... 9 MPOUTLOROGH cost hisay ney cneed 187 Tumbo Island.................. 187 Twin Butte.............. Weave 188 MUMON i esses ies hha tet 188 Upper Sumas................... 188 Valdez Island................... 188 Vanc Board of Trade............ 462 '* Cemeteries................ 463
'* Churches and Pastors..... 463 '* City Council, 1898......... 461 PPI D OA aij vir ecn al iievtan ate} 458
** (City Directory............. 465
'* Fire Alarm System........ 462
. © Fire Insurance Companies 462 '¢ Fire Limits................ 556 §* "Hospital. ....... ccs eee: 468
staat V9) (0 Cae A nO oR 462
'¢ Public Buildings.......... 463
'6 Public Schools............
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PAG#& Vance Street Directory........... 556 SVOENON Cats scsi iradieeeinia stel eishes sie e 191 Victoria Agricultural Society's GROWN oo ha died Geer coreestgiels 258 Victoria Board of Trade......... 260 ss City Council, 1898..... 259 ss City and District...... 255 'City and Dist Directory 362 District....... THY wuahitie 193 f Fire Alarm System.... 259 '' Fire Department...... 259 '¢ Police Department.... 259 sf Street Directory....... 381 Widhretaiinses ai scune diatcvesaneens 193 Wannuck Packing Co........... 198 IWiAtHOD ii hiss stele ad ees tis 193 WH OUD once sieciie « wasererecsrut sos etas's 35 Webster's Corners.............. 194 Weights and Measure, and Gas Department ...............04- 8 Wellington .............. PR 194 Wellington, East ............... 198 Westham Island................ 199 Westholme.................00 6 199 Westminster Board of Trade,.... 612 Us City Council and Officers, 1894...............6. 612 Westminster Junction.......... 200 Leia lea itary LN Pane re ity . 611 hi City Directory..... 615 Wharves and Landing Places, Vic 261
White Valley................... 200 Whonnock................00085 . 201 Williams' Lake................- 202 Windermere.................065 202 NPR ERLEY vires Revs Gives ou\ehs Wee te Bobeeevioc tne 208 Y.M.C. Associations............ 35 WOUNG Gri wensdinicsas peenenetaces 204 Young Men's Institute.......... 9) yt id RY 1D Far SU a ne rR 35
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Italic Figures refer to advertising pages at beginning of Book, also to those in Victoria, Vancouver, New Westminster and Nanaimo.
PAGE Abrahamson Bros............... 160 Albert Mfg Co, Hillsboro, N. B. 6 Anglo Columbia Co......... Van. 1
Annandale T. S, side margins, New Wes.m'r.
Atkins & Atkins........... Van. 3 Bank of B.C., Victoria...... Vic. 4 pe '¢ Kamloops ....... 97 6 i Nanaimo. .crd bd. Bank of B.N.A .......... ce eee 4 Bank of Montreal.... side edges. Barker, Robt....... Van. crd bd
B.C. Dye-Works, Dyers, Bus. Dy. B.C, Express Co, Ltd........ Vic. 2? B.C. Milling and Feed Co., New Westm'r card board.
B. C. Commercial Journal ...... Beattie, A. M., foot margins. Bell-Irving & Co........... Van. Benjamin, M & L Samuel....... Ronestell & Co.............. Vice 4 Bostwick, G F Brown Bros ..............0.00 0s
Burrnett, PT....New Westm'r. 1 Buxton, JM &Co......... Van.
of cover. Casement & Creery. Van. crd bd. Central Drug Store, top margins. Classified Business Directory.... 681 Cole, L J, top margins. Collcutt, J & Co. ........... Van. 6 Cornish & Cooper, side margins, Vancouver, Cosmopolitan Hotel, Kamloops, top margins, Kamloops. ~
C. P.N. Co........ side margins. 176 Daily British Columbian........
Dallas Hotel.................... 2 Devine & Son.............. Van. 4
Douglas, J C............... Van. Directory of the World.......... Doering & Marstrand, top initial letters, Vancouver. Dominion Hotel, Kamloops, foot margins, Kamloops. Enterprise, The, Steveston...... E. & N. Railway Co............. Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway, inside back cover, Fales, W E, foot margins, New Westm'r. Fensom Elevator Works......... Foreman, C F, top margins, Vanc. Forester, H & Co...Nan. erd bd. Fox, M & H A..Class'd Bus. Dir. Freure, W W................05. Gates Iron Works, Chicago, top margins, Class'd Business Dir. General Electric Co............. Gordon, G. R. side margins, Nan. Grand Pacific Hotel, Kamloops, top margins, Kamloops. Green, Worlock & Co........... ASD ED a pc siesatsonleeiitare Hall, Ross Co................4.. Hardiman, T R, top margins, Vancouver. Hardy, Thos, foot margins, Nan. Hart, JJ Hart, F W, top margins, Vanc. Haslam A, side margin, cover. Heap, EH......... Van. crd bd. Heisterman & Co, front cover. Hilbert J, side margine, Nan. Hotel Victoria.................. Hndson's Bay Co, top margins. Kaestner, Chas & Co, Chicago, facing back cover. Keddy, Wm............... Nan. Keene & Oo................ Van.
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Leighton, V Lipsett, Ed Mackay, R¢ Major & Eld Marshall, W McBain & C McCraney 4 McDorald,
MacKinnon McLachlin
McLennan ¢ Mewburn,
Morley, Ch Nanaimo F Montreal E Montreal R Nanaimo F
Nanaimo F« Nanaimo B National W New Van C New Westm Nicholles & Nightingale NP.8.8. Cc Nutall, The O'Brian, L. Occidental - ry aks Mill Okanagan } Page Ponsfc Vancouve Palace Live Parnell . ce Phipps, Planta, ATI Powes & W Ralph, Wo Raymond ] Retwood side mar; Red Cross | foot mar Robinson Saanich rf Scott & Ht Shawnigan Spillman, - Stovel, H, board.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. xi PAGE . PAGE Leighton, W K............ Nan. 1 | Sears, Joseph... Vic. card board. Lipsett, Edw ............... Van. 4 | Sidney House................... 176 Mackay, Robt............. Van. 4] Slavin, W. T., side margins, Major & Eldridge... Van. crd bd. Kamloops. Marshall, W C............. an. 31] Smith,M R&Co.............. 5 McBain & Co................... 207 | Stone, Teck caeietat come cen es 160 McCraney & Co............ Van. 3 | Sun Life Assurance Co, bk cover. McDorald, A.................45 2 | Texas Lake Ice Co., side margins. MacKinnon & MacFarlane..Van. 4 | Thorpe & Co, top space, back bk. McLachlin & Yates,outside cover Tim Kee, employment agency, McLennan & McFeely ..... Van. 38 foot margins. Mewburn, W.B.C.......... Vic. 4 | Tolmie & Stewart............... 4 Morley, Chris .................. 254 | Trapp, T J & Co, foot margins... Nanaimo Free Press ............ Trorey, GeoE............. Van. 1 Montreal Electrical Sup.Uo.Van. 8 | Truck & Dray Co............... 6 Montreal Rolling Mills Co...Vic. 7 | Turner, Beeton Co.............. 1 Nanaimo Free Press ............ Ufford, Albert............. Van. i tf Tolegram ............. Union Steamship Co....... Vic. 7 Nanaimo Foundry, foot margins. Vancouver Daily World......... Nanaimo Business Cards........ 204 6 Newe-Advertiser..... National Wire Works........... 7 | Vancouver Business Cards...... 458 New Van Coal Co......... Cover. Vancouver Loan, Trust, Savings New Westminster Business Cards 652 and Guarantee Co., outside cvr Nicholles & Renouf, front cover. Verrinder Bros., Dentists, Class'd wee aeme, Dick perch Vice. 4 Business Directory..... Renate N.P.8.8. Co, Dodwell & Carlill.. 5 | Victoria Business Cards......... 255 Nutall, Thomas,................ 2 | Victoria Daily Times ........... QPBHIAD: ik. ee ik es Nan. 1 '© Colonist... . Vic. erd bd. Occidental Hotel......... sasceee @ | Victoria Hotel)... 60.0.6. cc. 6 4 Fall Milling Co, back cover. Victoria Steam Laundry, Vic. Okanagan Mining Review....... 48 card board. Page Ponsford Bros, side margins, Victoria Transfer Co., top margs. Vancouver. Ward, Robt & Co............... 1 Palace Livery ...... Besvriaters Van. 4 | Weeks & Robson........... Van. 6 Parnell & Gunn...New Westm'r. 1 | Weiler Bros., foot margins...... Phipps, WH............... ic. 2 | Wenger, John..........:....... 254 Planta, A E & Co...Van. crd bd. Western Fisheries & Trading Co. owes & Whitehead........ Van. 2 New Westm'r ................ 1 Ralph, Wm, top margins, Vanc. Westmin-ter Foundry and Mach- yet oa Bros., Chicago........ 459 ine Works, top mgns, N. West. Redwood Brewery, (Winnipeg,) Westminster Slate Co., New side margins. Westm'r card board. Red Cross Brewery, (Vancouver), Williams, A..... Vic. card board. foot margins. Williams, B & Co, foot margins. . Robinson, M, top margins, Vanc. Williams, R T, top margins..... Saanich Hotel.................. 176 | Wolfe, Marcus. .Nan. cerd board. Scott & Hughes............ Van. 64 Woods & Gamble, side and top Shawnigan L. Lum. Co., side mgs. margins, and New Westm'r Spillman, E, foot margins, Vanc. card board.
Stovel, H, typefounder, Van. card board,
Wright Bros, side margins, New Westm'r.
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ADDENDA.
__ Additions and Corrections, B.C. Official Directory.
COURTENAY.
FRANK WHITNEY, POSTMASTER.
In the Provincial Electoral District of Comox and Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver, is about three miles from Comox on the Courtenay river, and is situated in one of the most fertile valleys on the Island. The village, which has a population of about 150, has sprung into existence withiu the past year or two, and is making rapid progress. A weekly news-
aper is published in Courtenay - he News.
Beckeley, John W, road boss
Carter, Richard, fmr
Davis, Isaac, fmr
Davis, Leonard, fmr
Fraser, A, fmr
Glenny, W, hotel clerk
Graham, Robert, hotel prop
Graham, Thos, barber
Grant, John, hotel prop
Grant, Kennith, mill man
Hooper, Chas, imr
Jones, David, bottling works
Lewis, W, fmr
Masson, John, mill man
McCann, J W, carpenter and builder
McKenzie, J W, blacksmith
McPhee, Joseph, merchant
Piercy, John, fmr
Quillan & Gilmore, stage and livery
Robson, C B, livery and teaming
Stoughton, Chas, fmr
Thomas, © R, fmr
Urquhart, John, sawmill
| Urquhart, Harry, millman
Whitney, Frank, postmaster and ublisher
Whitman, Geo, carpenter
Whitney, M, editor Weekly News
DELTA MUNICIPALITY.
McNeely Leslie, mcht, read McNeely' Leslie, clerk
McNeely, Thos, clerk, read McNeely, Thos, merchant.
NANAIMO. The following names were omitted
| from the Nanaimo list.
Bell, Wm, labr, res Selby
Bridon, Miss Florence F, typewriter and stenographer, Yarwood & Young, res Nicol
Brown, Edward, miner, res Five- acre blk
Brown, Jos M, watchmaker and jew- eller, Gibson blk, Commercial, res Irwin
Brown, Jos M, tailor (merchant) res Front
Canadian Mutual Loan and Invest- ment Co, F McB Young, agent, cor Bastion and Commercial
Charlton, Miss Phoebe, domestic, J Hilbert, Bastion, cor Bastion and Front
City Auction Rooms, Forester & Co, Commercial :
Clark, Henderson, shoemaker, Bas- tion, res 122 Nicol
oe Fred R, miner, res Five-acre
Dom Govt Gas Inspection Office, H L ' Good, Inspector, Postoffice bldng Eaton, Wm O, labr, res Five-acre blk Hyane) Jas W, miner, res Five-acre
Fitzgerald, J, upholsterer, J Hilbert, res Bastion
Forester, H,mgr City Auction Rooms, Commercial, res Hotel Wilson
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Rerier, P B, clk, Windsor hotel Gabel, Phil, Nana read Gable, Phi Garner, B, tailor, Gilligan, Jas, te Bastion, res Fri Globe Hotel, C Front Harris, H, jewelle Hilbert, Albert, res cor Bastion Hilbert, Wadding Bastion Johnston, Ralph office, Nanaimo | Holdwall, Geo, i should read Hol Horne, A H, po postoffice, res F ,| Lamont, M, ledge | | 42 Front, res 4| Leonard, J, carpel blk Martin, Chas, p Front McDowell & Tude trimmers (carr Newcastle town! McDowell, W A, Bastion, res Ste McKenzie, C C, } and insurance, res Wesley {Mowatt, Miss B S |} Nanaimo postof ' Peterson, J OC, bl: #' acre blk Shakespeare, Noa Young, res Eas
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Front Smith, C L, pain Bastion Smith, Donald, r ance, Bastion, wa 6Farquhar
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\\ THompeon, Jos, ¢
= Commercial, re 4, Thompson, W E, office, Front, r M Tudehope, D 1 m)~=s Bastion, res Ne f Weigh, Peter, Ei | | Weigle, Peter
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Rvier, P B, clk, Bank of B.C, res Windsor hotel Gabel, Phil, Nanaimo Cigar Factory, read Gable, Phil Garner, BE, tailor, Bastion Gilligan, Jas, teamster, J Hilbert, Bastion, res Front Globe Hotel, Chas Martin, prop, Front Harris, H, jeweller, res Hotel Wilson Hilbert, Albert, undertaker, Bastion, res cor Bastion and Front Hilbert, Waddington, clk, J Hilbert, Bastion \| Johnston, Ralph, sr, janitor, post- | __ office, Nanaimo postoffice \ Holdwall, Geo, secy N.E.P. Socy, should read Holdnall Horne, A H, postmaster, Nanaimo postoffice, res Front Lamont, M, ledger keeper Bank B.C, ' 42 Front, res Windsor hotel peenents , carpenter, res Five-acre
Martin, Chas, prop Globe hotel,
Front McDowell & Tudehope, painters and trimmers (carriage), Bastion, res Newcastle townsite McDowell, W A, carriage painter, Bastion, res Stewart ave McKenzie, CC, M.P.P., real estate and insurance, Green blk, Front, res Wesley 'Mowatt, Miss B S, money order dept, |) Nanaimo postoffice, res Wallace " Peterson, J C, blacksmith, res Five- f' ~=acre blk Shakespeare, Noah, clk Yarwood & #| Young, res East Wellington y Smith, B H, Coliector of Customs, Front | Smith, C L, painter and Glazier, res Bastion 7] Smith, Donald, real estate and insur- ance, Bastion, res cor Irwin and we 4 6Farquhar Spears, W J & Co, read Spear W J np & Co if THompeon, Jos, clk H Forester & Co, =, Oommercial, res Victoria rd i Thompson, W E, clk Nanaimo post- Office, Front, res Franklyn im Tudehope,. D T, carriage painter, Bastion, res Newvastle townsite m Weigh, Peter, Empire Brewery, read | | Weigle, Peter yy ( #4.
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Winch, F K, carriage maker, Bastion, res Crescent hotel
Yarwood, E M, barrister, <&c, Yarwood & Young, res Windsor
VANCOUVER.
The following names were omitted from Vancouver : -
Alcock, Mrs M J, res 719 Seymour
Anderson, Chas, machinist, C.P.R. shops, res 1111 Seymour
Armstrong, David, engr, res 925 Sey- mour
Armstrong, Robt, cpntr, res 925 Sey- mour
Arthur, Capt J C, R.N.R., master mariner, res 319 Seymour
Austin, F Percy, res 741 Seymour
Bailey, Mrs M A, widow, res 1109 Seymour
Barclay, Wm, blksmith, alley, Cor- dova, res 1205 Seymour
Bath, Wm. checker, C.P.R., res 811 Seymour :
Beaty, Juhn, lumberman, res 935 Seymour
Black, T T, solicitor, 529 Seymour, res 5381 Seymour
Boardman, Chas, machinist, C.P.R. shops, res 1123 Seymour
Brobeck, E, C.E., draughtsman, 321 Seymour, res 610 Howe
Brown, H A, laundryman, res 833 Seymour
Brown, W, bootmaker, 317 Seymour, res 833 Seymour
Brown, W §, shoemaker, res 833 Sey- mour
Burnet, P, D. 2nd P.L. surveyor, 34 Seymour, Lefevre blk, res 610 Howe
Calder, Geo, cpntr, res 585 Seymour
Chase, Miss Bertha, chambermaid, Waverley hotel
Conway, P, bartender, Waverley htl
Cowdrey, Geo, cpntr, res 1317 Sey-
mour
Coyle, E J, chief clerk, O.P.R. ticket office, res Waverley hotel
Curtis, S W, hotel prop, Waverley hotel, cor Seymour and Georgia
Davidson, AC, engr, res 1319 Sey- mour
Davidson, Jas, asst engr, res 1819
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Davidson, Wm, res 1319 Seymour
Derosier, M, plumber and tinsmith, Granville, res 809 Seymour
Drummond, Wm, cpntr, res 519 Sey-
mour
Ede, John, electrician, res Waverley hotel
Farmer, A, clk, 536 Hastings, W
Fleming, Rich J, hotel prop, Waver- ley hotel, cr Seymour and aaone
Flett, M, tallyman, Casgady's Mills, res 1305 Seymour
Foley, H J, engineer, res Waverley hotel
Frazer, A M, machinist, res 1255 Sey- mour
Gough, J S, music teacher, res 321 Seymour
Hamblin, W J, res941 Seymour
Harmer, F H, epntr, res 1333 Sey-
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Heo, C E, painter C.P.R. shops, res
Seymour
Hickey, Seymour
Hughes, John, baggagemaster,C.P.R. res 519 Seymour
Ingram, caretaker, res Leferve bik
Illingworth, Thos, mattrass maker, res 525 Seymour
Johnstone, John, accountant, res 819 Seymour
Kennedy, Fredk, watchmaker, Cor- dorva, res 935 Seymour
Kitt, Ledger Arthur, electrician, res 831 Seymour
Lang, Arthur, teamster, res 1821 Sey- mour
Lang, Sarah I, school teacher, res 1321 Seymour
Langis, Dr H E, physician, office and res 306 Abbott
Latham, Wm, blacksmith, res 1323 Seymour
Loveley, fmr, res Waverley hotel
Macgowan, A H B, secy Vancouver Board of Trade, res now at 735 Richard
Mason, H, electrician, Hotel Vancou- ver, res Waverley hotel
Mathers, Henry, retired, res 985 Sey- mour
McDonald, Mrs A, widow, res 811 Seymour
McDougall, Dan, milkman, res 1327 Seymour
McIlroy, Misa S, dressmaker, Hud-
son's Bay Co, res Waverley hotel
sates niin eM
J, quartermaster, res 927
Aa earn gnimn are EMA EE,
McKenzie, A, clk, C.P.R, shops, res 1239 Seymour
McKenzie, D S, telegraph operator, C.P.R. res 823 Seymour
McPherson, Wm, logger, res 585 Sey-
mour
McVety, Mrs F, widow, res 1211 Sey- mour
Meakin, W J, restaurateur, res 319 Seymour
Mills, C F, builder, res 1807 Seymour
Mills, Hugh, bricklayer, res 1307 Sey- mour
Moss, Jno, station agt, C.P.R, res 821 Seymour
Morgan, C E, mail clerk, O.P.R, res 821 Seymour
Moscrop, Thomas, fmr, res 1005 Sey- mour
Muir, Mrs A, furnished rooms and board, res 519 Seymour
N.W. & B.I. Tele Co, telephone ser- vice, 321 Seymour
Newitt, TH, salesman, H.B. Co, res 641 Seymour
Parker, Arthur, painter, C.P.R, res 1213 Seymour
Peters, Chas, plumber, res 1823 Sey- mour
Ramsay, Geo, candy store, Cordova, res 735 Seymour
Ramsay, Meston, clerk, Anderson's grocery res 735 Seymour
Read, Chas P, bartender, hotel
Rice, Miss Lizzie, waitress, Waverley hotel
Roberts, Sam, mach'st, C.P.R. shops, res 1327 Seymour
Rollin, Mrs Julia, domestic, res 519 Seymour
Scott, SN, engr C.P.R, res 721 Sey- mour
Selwood, Thos, res 813 Seymour
Shaver, Nicholag, mason, res 907 Sey-
mour
Smith, ES, delivery clerk, Webster Bros, res 1301 Seymour
Smith, James, marine engr, R.M.S. Empress of China, res 519 Seymour
Spettigue, Mra JV, dressmaker, res 1303 Seymour
Spettigue, WS, malster, res 1303 Sey-
mour
Stewart, C F, watchmaker, rea 1813 Seymour
St. George's Society, Calland, hon.
sec, 321 Seymour
Waverly
Sweet, Silas Taylor,G } Tou og 0 gs, ae beon ( Treton, Jas, 829 Seym Wallace, res 519 S¢ Walfer, Jas mour
Harrison,
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Sweet, Silas, builder, res 521 Seymour
Taylor,G M, machinist, C.P.R, res 823 Seymour
Topping, W F, removed from 1138 Robson to 1223 Georgia
Ireton, Jas, agt Singer Mnfg Co, res 829 Seymour
Wallace, Wm, cpntr, C.P.R. shops, res 519 Seymour
Walfer, Jas, milkman, res 929 Sey- mour
VICTORIA.
Harrison, McAllister, is now Wm Harrison
Jones, Dr Meredith, removed to 11 Bastion square
McRae, Rev D, has removed to corner of Esquimalt rd and Frederic
Morkill, Geo H, has removed from 280 Yates to 6 Harrison
Scowcroft, Wm, asst assessor, res Lansdowne
Salmon Pack, 1893.
The returns for last year's salmon pack had not been completed up to the time of going to press, but from information supplied by owners and agents, it can be put down, approxi- mately, at 5675, cases. To this total the Fraser River eanneries con- tributed 450,000 cases. This is an exceptionally larga pack, but yet not fully up to the expectations of the cannery men, as 1893 was the year in" four. The major portion of the pack is shipped to England, but it is an al- most assured fact that Australia will prove a better market this year than ever, owing to the increased facilities for shipment. (See page 32.)
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PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
British Columbia has an estimated | velopment. It is a well-established area of 383,000 square miles, and a | fact thata purely agricultural coun- population, according to the last | try rarely attains to any very high official census, of 98,173, made up of | degree of wealth or importance, as 54,061 whites, 35,202 Indians, and | compared with one in which mineral 8,910 Chinese. The province is a | deposits are rich. It must not, how- great quadrangle of territory, 700 | ever, be inferred that British Co- miles long by 400 wide, lying north | lumbia lacks in fertility of soil or of latitude 49°, and west of the cen- | salubrity of climate, for in both tral core of the Rocky Mountains, | respects she is liberally endowed. extending along the Pacific Coast as | But then the speedy accumulation of
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a 3 Square far as latitude 55°, and including a | wealth, which naturally follows in ! oreman large number of adjacent islands. | the wake of successful mining of the i gistrate Striking inland to latitude 60°, it is | precious metals, and the impetus g cretary shut off from the sea board by a nar- | given to manufacture by the presence Sa g perator row strip of Alaskan territory, and is | of coal and iron in abundance, have ga ephone bounded on the east by longitude | ever been found an attraction to ag rtation 120°, The great mountain ranges of | any country blessed with these indis- fed easurer the province - the Rockies and Sel- ensables to prosperity. Mining, WP insmith kirks on the east, and the Coast and 1owever, has heretofore been con- ~g ameter Island ranges on the west - exercise a | ducted after a very crude fashion; og 'amway very important influence upon the | but a better day has dawned, science, * 3 olsterer country, climatically as well as com- | mechanism, capital and system bein we ertaker mercially. There is no mountain | brought to the aid of enterp.''e an an ACOUVOr scenery in the world to compare with | labor. New roads are being con- by Victoria that of British Columbia, nor are | structed in the richer of the mineral BE jurgeon better facilities anywhere afforded of | regions, railway systems built up, ae vin Co enjoying it. and the most approved machinery mo Coal Co f introduced for the treatment of the | #8& Works BINERAE AEPOUROR:. ores. Writing of the resources of | ty 3.¢ ait. It is not alone the scenic gran- | British Columbia, Professor Dawson, | 3" ~» ov Rail- deur of these magnificent ranges that | C.M.G., F. R. S., (Mineral Wealth, | & wi esident is their chief commendation, but | p. 15) says: - ' ai ting Co their astonishing mineral wealth, "Everything which has been as- | & ols electric 'which isindeed phenomenal. To her | certained of the geological character | § way Co mineral wealth is due the first | of the Province, asa whole, tends to | » 2 & New prominence which the country | the belief that so soon ag means of es Works attained, her gold placers fora long | travel and transport shall be ex-|5 »% Widow time being the chief attraction to her | tended to what are stillthe morein- | 3 = minster shore. The baseand precious metals | accessible districts these also will be e g are almost everywhere to be found | discovered to be equally rich in min- |g § in the province, and are bound to | erals, particularly in the precious & 8 prove a chief factor in her future de- | metals, gold and silver." 3 &
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COAL.
The coal fields of British Columbia are extensive - inexhaustible - while the quality of the 'black diamond'' is second to none. An area of 200 square miles is about that of the
anaimo coal\ measures ; those of Comox about 300, computed to vield 16,000,000 tons per square mile. In various other parts of the province coal of excellent quality is also being mined, notably in the Nicola Valley, the Crows' Nest Pass of the Rocky Mountains, the Thompson, etc.
IRON,
The iron ores of the province have not been worked to anything like their capacity, although in quality many of them compare most favor- ably with the best known deposits in the world, while in quantity they are practically inexhaustible. Of recent date, however, more attention has been paid to this source of wealth. The ready market which the ore meets with from abroad has encour- aged capitalists to many of the well known sources of the higher grades. Like the precious metals, iron is found almost in every section of the province.
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are also found in great abundance, and of excellent quality, and are being worked with great success. It is claimed for Manitoba that all that is necessary is to tickle the surface with the plow, and the crops will grow. Slightly paraphrased the statement would be equaliy anplic- able t> British Columbia, the ticklin process being done by the pick, an the yield precious metal instead of cereals.
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LUMBER.
The tim 'er limits of British Colum- bia are among the finest in the world, but unfortunately the trade in lum- ber cannot be said to be much more than in its infancy. As, however, the supplies of the forest states of the Union, eastern Canada or other preat sources of supply become ex-
austed, or the lumberman is driven back from the navigable waters, the prospects for the trade of this prov-
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ince must necessarily become very bright. Cedar and Douglas fir are the - woods sg ert the supply in each case ing unlimited, Good specimens of the former measure from sixty to eighty feet in circumference, and the number of such trees to the acre can be estimated when it is stat- ed that 30,000 feet is considered a low average in some of the Jimits on Van- couver Island as well as on the main- land. Timber limits or forest areas can be leased from the government upon very favorable terms - ten centa per acre pee annum ; fifty cents per thousand feet cut, with a rebate of twenty-five cents per thousand ex- ported out of the province, is the royalty. FISHERIES.
Seal hunting, salmon canning, and deep sea and coast fishing, are the marine industries of this Province. They are pursued with a vigor worthy of the success which attends them. Ineach department a steady advance is year by vear taking place, and with the immense possibilities for even more rapid development, it is difficult to estimate the wealth as- sured. Despite prolonged inter- national disputes concerning the Behring Sea, the sealing fleet has more than doubled in number within the past few years, about seventy vessels being last season engaged in the industry, giving employment to over fifteen hundred men. The re- sult of the International arbitration is not received with general favor in this Province at least, as the season during which seal can be captured is shortened, fand the appliances for capturing the precious skins have been changed from the rifle to the ag For years Victoria has been the headquarters of the sealing fleet, and should the sealers be ob! --d to change their rendezvous it would be a very serious loss to British Colum- bia's capital. Besides the business done in seals, there isa large trade in the skins of other fur-bearing animals, such as the bear, beaver, fox, otter, lynx, wolf, mink, skunk, racoon, etc., but it is chiefly in the hands of the Indians, who make very clever trappers.
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I have taken down the evidence of settlers, and this has been wonder- fully favorable. To say the truth, I wasrather hunting for grumblers and found only one. There is no reason why British Columbia should not be for this portion of our territory what Califcrnia 1s to the States, in the supply afforded of fruits. The per- fection attained by small fruits is un- rivalled, and it is only with the Peninsula of Ontario that you would have to compete for the supply of grapes, peaches, pears, apples, cher- ries, plums, apricots and currants. The most richly endowed with gifts of material advantages of all pro- vinces, British Columbia excels them all in ber.uty. In the magnificence of her rugged mountains, the charm of her land-locked waters, the lonely
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beauty of her praires, she possesses a wonderful variety - a combination of scenic beauty. Whether a trav- eller approaches from the east after crossing the apparently illimitable prairies, or from the west at the con- | clusion of an ocean voyage, he is filled with a sense of relief, mingled with curiosity and pleased expect- ancy. The 'eatures that may be found almost beautiful must depend on the temperament of each specta- tor, but it Thearene that nature has so arranged the forms and attributes of this country that whether coming from the east or west the traveller finds a striking contrast to that which he is leaving behind him, and as contrast is a primary condition of excellence in that which is to delight the eye, his sesthetic sense is sure of
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
PRIVY COUNCIL OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. SEAT OF GOVERNMENT, OTTAWA.
CABINET MINISTERS,
Governor General - His Excellency the Right Honorable Sir John Camp- bell Hamilton Gordon, Earl of Aber- deen.
Prime Minister and Minister of Justice - The Hon. Sir John Sparrow David Thompson, K.O.M.G., Q.C.
Minister of Militia and Defence - The Hon. Jas. Colbrook Patterson.
Minister of Agriculture - The Hon. agaite Real Angers.
inister of Finance - The Hon. George Eulace Foster.
Minister of Marine and Fisheries - The Hon. Chas, Hibert Tupper.
Minister of Railways and Canals - The Hon. John Graham Haggart.
Minister of the Interior - The Hon. Thos. Mayne Daly.
Minister of Public Works - The Hon. Jos, Aldric Ouimet,.L.B.,Q.C.
Minister of Trade and Commerce - The Hon, Mackenzie Bowell.
President of the Privy Council - The Hon. William Bullock Ives.
Secretary of State - The Hon. John
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Costigan.
The Hon. John Carling (without Portfolio).
The Hon. Frank Smith (without Portfolio).
NOT IN THE CABINET.
John Joseph Curran, Q.G., Soli- citor General of Canada.
Nathaniel Clarke Wallace, Con- trolier of Customs.
John Fisher Wood, Controller of Inland Revenue.
SENATORS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA,
_ Representing in the Dominion Par- liament of Canada at Ottawa - Cari-
boo, James Reid, res. Quesnelle , New Westminster, T. R. McInnes, res. New Westminster; Victoria, W. J. McDonald, res. Victoria, REPRESENTATIVES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
In the Dominion House of Com- mons - Cariboo, F. S. Barnard, res. Victoria; New Westminster, G. E. Corbould, res. New Westminster; Vancouver Island, A. Hasiam, res. Nanaimo; Victoria, T. Earle, res. Victoria; ©. G. Prior, res. Victoria; Yale, J. A. Mara, res. Kamloops.
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PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT, VICTORIA, CABINET.
Lieutenant-Governor, Hon. Edgar Dewdney, Vicwcria; Private Secre- tary, E, A. Jacob, Executive Council (forming the Cabinet). Premier, Hon. Theodore Davie, Q.C., Provin- cial Secretary and Minister of Mines and of Education and Immigration, Hon. Col. James Baker; President, of the Council, Hon. Chas. E. Pooley, Q.C.; Attorney-General, Hon. Tazo- dore Davie, Q.0.; Minister of Fi- nance and Agriculture, Hon. J. H. Turner; Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works, Hon. Forbes George Vernon; Olerk of Executive Council, Hon. Theodore Davie, Q.C.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE AS- SEMBLY,
David W. Higgins,
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The Hon. Speaker.
Anderson, George William, Lake District, Victoria; Baker, James,Cran- brook, Kootenay, ast Kootenay; Beaven, Robert, Victoria, Victoria City; Booth, John Paton, Salt Spring Island, The Islands; Brown, John Cunningham, New V estmiaster, New
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CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT,
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Port of Victoria. - Office, Wharf St. Collector of Customs, Registrar of Shipping, Controller of Chinese and Dominion Appraiser, A. R. Milne; Chief Clerk, John C. Newbury; Ap- praiser, W. Shears; Postal Examiner, E. Fawcett; Clerks: C. Fletcher, H. W. Graves, Wm. Atkins, F. Berry, F, W. Davie, G. F. D. Simpson, TT, Roberts, Loftus Browne; Landing Waiter, W. A. Franklin; Tide Waiters, F. J. Morrison, Robert Lawson, Frank Armstrong; Preven- tive Officer, H. E. Beckwith; Packer,
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D. McLean; Locker, A. J. Joule; Messenger and Caretaker, George Wynne; Clerk of Chinese Records, James Hogarth; Chinese Interpreter, L. Mong-kow; Customs Drayman, W. = Buckett. Esquimalt -- John Oliver, Landing Waiter. Saanich - P. Imrie, Preventive Offier; George Prichett, Preventive Officer, Glenora.
Port of Nanaimo. - Office, Front St. Collector, B. H. Smith, Preven- tive Officers, H. Gordon, James Crosson. Chemanius - Preventive Officer, T. D, Conway. of Vancouver. - Office, New Dom. Bldg., Granville St. Collector, Registrar and Surveyor of Shipping, Supt. of Mercantile Marine and Co: troller of Chinese, J. M. iowel!, Chief Clerk, C. A. Mele Cierks, Jno. Rankin, Jno. Turner, T. F, Wat- son; Chief Landing Waiter, F. Bowser; Landing Waiters, C. C. Ralston, J. E. Fagan; Lockers, C. E. Freeman, D. McRae; Messenger, F. H. Charman; Chinese Interpreter, Charlie Yip Yeun.
Fort of New Westminster. - Office, Mary St., Collector and Inspector of Customs, Registrar and Surveyor of Shipping, J. S. Clute; Chief Clerk, Peter Grant; Clerks, J. A. McMar- tin, W.S. Keay, H. K. Dunn, W. Patterson; Landing Waiter, John Buie. Kootenay - Collector, C. Clarke. Osoyoos - Preventive Officer and Sub-Collector, T. Kruger. Kaslo - Acting Customs Officer, F. McIntosh. Kettle River - Preventive Officer and Sub-Collector, R. R. Giffen. Trail Creek - Preventive Officer and Sub-Collector, W. S. Jones. Kootenay Lake - Preventive Officer and Sub-Collector, J. C. Rykert, jr. Huntington - Preventive Officer and Sub-Collector, B. R. Mc- Denald. Upper Sumas - Preventive Offcer, Fraser York. Alder Grove - Preventive Officer, W. H. Vanetta. Douglas - Preventive Officer, H. D. Chantrell. Ladner's Landing, Pre- ventive Officer - C, F. Green. Kam- loops - Sub-Collector, E. H. Jones. Nelson - Customs Officer, Geo. John- stone.
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Nanaimo, His Honor Eli Harrison, jr.; New Westminster, His Honor W. Norman Bole; Yale, His Honor W. Ward Spinks. HARBOR MASTERS AND PORT WARDENS.
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR'S OFFICE. Private Secretary, E. A. Jacob. PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT.
Provincial Secretary and Minister of Mines, Education and Immigra- tion, Hon. Col. Jas. Baker, Deputy Provincial Secretary, A. Campbell Reddie: Clerk, J. Fortescue Foulkes ; Inspector of Mines, A. Dick; Mes- senger, A. Holmes.
PRINTING BRANCH,
Queen's Printer, R. Wolfenden; Foreman, R. Butler; 1st Printer, J. Pottinger; 2nd Printer, F. Partridge; 8rd Printer, F. Shakespeare; 4th Printer, E. Cameron; 5th Printer, R. W. Clarke; Pressman, F. Butler; Assistant, W. Baines,
AGRICULTURAL BRANCH.
Collector of Statistics, J. R. Ander-
son, Victoria. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Minister of Finance and Agricul- ture, Hon. J. H. Turner; Auditor General, J. McB. Smith; Assistant Auditor, John A. Anderson, B.A.; Deputy Treasurer, A. Flett; Clerks, H. A.S. Morley, Chas. B. Nairne.
LANDS AND WORKS DEPARTMENT.
Chief Commissioner, Hon. F. G. Vernon; Deputy Commissioner, W. 8. Gore; Chief Clerk, B. H. John; Surveyor-General, Thos. Kains; Draughtsman, E. B. McKay; 1st As- sistant Draughtsman, C. M. Roberts; 2nd Assistant Draughtsman, T. Bam- ford; Clerk of Records, 8. Phipps; Bookkeeper, T. E. Wooldridge ; Clerk and vepewriter, H. Cathcart; Clerks, T. C. Boulton, G. V. Cuppage.
PROVINCIAL TIMBER INSPECTORS.
1st Inspecror, R. J. Skinner; 2nd Inspector, D. McRae.
MINES INSPECTION,
Inspector of Mines, A. Dick, Nan-
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Registrar, J.C. Prevost; Deputy Registrar, A. Keast; Clerk, A. Rocke Robertson; Official Stenographer, J. Gilbert; Usher, B. Evans; Janitor, J. Bland; Second Janitor, Jas. Mor- rison,
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE.
Attorney -General, Hon. Theo. Davie, Q.C.; Deputy Attorney-Gen- eral, A. G. Smith; Clerk, E. J. Thain; Stenographer, R. E. Brett.
COUNTY COURT.
Registrar, H. W. H. Combe; Deputy Registrar, A. Keast. LAND REGISTRY OFFICE, Registrar General, C. J. Leggatt; Deputy Registrar, S. Y. Wootton; 1st Clerk, E, M. Fort; 2nd Clerk M. G. Phipps; 8rd Clerk, G. E. Simon; 4th Clerk, F. H. Lang; Bookkeeper, Geo. Cruickshank ; Temporary Clerk, R. B. Punnett. BUREAU OF STATISTICS. Deputy Commissioner, A. B. Gray, Victoria; Inspector of Labor Statis- tics, H Baker; Clerk, J. E. Bridgman. BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES. Registrar-General, C. J. Leggatt. ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.
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MUSEUM. Government Building. Curator, J. Fannin, JUVENILE REFORMATORY, Superintendent, John Finlayson.
ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE- - NEW WEST- MINSTER,
Medical Superintendent, R. J. Bentley, M.B.; Clerk, M. J. Knight; Steward, J. Phillips; 1st Keeper, H. Young; 2nd Keeper, H. H. Williams; 3rd via W. T. 8S. House; 4th Keeper, D. McCowan; 5th Keeper, J. D. Hopkins; 6th Keeper, A, Ab- bott; 7th Keeper, H. Gunn; 8th peeper C. 8. Campbell; 9th Keeper, J. Harper; 10th Keeper, J. Denni- zon; Matron, F. Ross; Assistant Ma- tron, E. McCowan; 2nd Assistant
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SUPERINTENDENCE OF POLICE.
Superintendent of Provincial Po- lice, F. Hussey; Sergeant, J. M. Langley; Constables, I. M. Hute'.i- son, Wm. McNeil and J. Hunter; Night Watchman, C. H. F. Blake.
GAOL VICTORIA.
Warden, R. F. John; 1st Gaoler, W. Muldoon; 2nd Gaoler, E. J. Par- sons; 8rd Gaoler, R. Liddell; 1st Convict Guard, A. Thomas; 2nd Con- vict Guard, 3rd Con- vict Guard, J. Mellon; Medical Offi- cer, J. S. Helmeken, M.D
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Alberni, Geo. A. Smith, residence Alberni; Cariboo, John Bowron, Richfield; Cassiar, James Porter, Laketon; Comox, Sam. Creech, Co- mox; Cowichan, H. O. Wellburn, Duncan; Forks Quesnelle, William Stephenson, Forks Quesnelle; Kam- loops, Geo. C. Tunstall, Kamloops; Kootenay East, A. P. Cummins, Donald; Kootenay West, N. Fitz- stubbs, Nelson; Lillooet, Fred Soues, Clinton; Nanaimo, Marshall Bray, Nanaimo; New Westminster, Warwick, New Westminster; Nicola, John Sd acta Nicola Lake; Yale, Wm. Dodd, Yale; Okanagan. Mcses Lumby, Vernon; J. Flewin, Fort Simpson; J. Kirkup, Revelstoke.
OFFICIAL ADMINISTRATORS.
Monteith, Wm., residence Victoria District, Victoria County Court; Major, C. J.. New Westminster Dis- trict, New Westminster County Court; Fulton, F. J., Kamloops Dis- trict, Yale County Court; Planta, J. P., Nanaimo District, Nanaimo County Court; Reed, Thos. P., Soda Creek, District, Cariboo Count Court; Cummins, A. P., Donald, Kootenay.
COUNTY COURTS.
Vancouver, A. E. Beck, Registrar; Deputy Registrar, W. J. Thicke; Clerk, J. C. Dockerill; Janitor, A. B. Green. New Westminster, W. H. Falding, Registrar; J. J. Cambridge, Deputy Registrar.
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New Westminster, W. H. Falding, Registrar; Clerk, A. B. Homer; Janitor, G. Bray.
Official Stenographer, F. Evans.
LAND REGISTRY.
New Westminster, District Regis- trar, C. 8S. Corrigan; 1st Clerk, C. E. -Holt; 2nd Clerk, J. H. Vidal; 3rd Clerk, G. W. Aikman; 4th Clerk, J. J. Johnston, Clerk, R. T. F. Granger; Glerk, G. A. Miller. Vancouver - District Registrar, T. O. Townley; Ist Clerk, F. X. Martin; 2nd Clerk, F, W. Hartley; 8rd Clerk, W. S. Wiffin; 4th Clerk, L. A. Martin; 5th Clerk, H. J. Sharp.
STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES AND THEIR JURISDICTION.
Donald, A. P. Cummins, East Kootenay, E. D.; Esquimalt, E. B. Reed, County of Victoria; Kamloops, W. W. Spinks, Province; G. C. Tun- stall, Province; Laketon, Jas. Porter, Stikeen Polling Division, Cassiar Electoral District; Nanaimo, J. P. Planta, Vancouver Island; Eli Har- rison, Province; Nelson, N. Fitz- stubbs, Province; New Westminster, N. W. Bole, Province; Vernon. Moses Lumby, 8.M., County of Yale; Vic- toria, 8. Y. Wooton, Victoria; Lil- looet, C. Phair, Counties of Cariboo and Yale; New Westminster, G. Pit- tendrigh, County of Westminster; Victoria, F. Macrae, County of Vic- toria.
SHERIFFS AND THE BOUNDARIES OF THEIR JURISDICTION,
{a.] County of Victoria - Sheriff, James Eliphalet McMillan, Esq.; post office address, Victoria, B.C.
imits of Bailiwick: Vancouver Island and the Islands adjacent thereto, and Queen Charlotte Islands, but excepting the Electoral Districts* of Nanaimo, Cowichan and Comox.
{b.] County of Westminster - Sheriff, T. J. Armstrong, Esquire; ost office address, New Westminster,
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{d.] County of Cariboo. - Sheriff, John Stevenson, Esquire; post office address, Barkerville, B.C. Limits of Bailiwick: The Electoral Districés* of Lillooet and Cariboo and the Lyt- ton and Cache Creek Polling Divi- sions* of the Electoral District of Yale.
{e.] County of Kootenay. - Sheriff, Stephen Redgrave, Esquire; post of- fice address, Donaid, B.C. Limits of Bailiwick, the Electoral District* of Kootenay.
[f.] County of Nanaimo - Sheriff, Samuel Drake, Esquire; post oftice address, Nanaimo, B.C. Limits of Bailiwick, the Electoral Districts* of Nanaimo, Comox, Cowichan and Cassiar.
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New Westminster - Assistant to Government Agent, Sheperd, New Westminster; Clerk, Jno. Mahony. Warden, W. Moresby; 1st Gaoler, W. G. Armstrong; 2nd Gaoler, R. B. Lister; 8rd Gaoler, George Robert- son; Medical Officer, I. M. McLean; lst Convict Guard, J. Burr; 2nd Convict Guard, A. O'Connor; 3rd Convict Guard, Michael Lovell; Con- stable and Collector, Burrard Inlet, G. A. Calbick.
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Alberni - Constable, C. A. Cox.
Yale and Ashcroft - Constable and Collector, J. W. Burr, residence,Ash- croft.
Kamloops - Constable and Collec- tor, #.T. W. Pearse; Assessor and Collector, Martin Beattie; Constable and Gaoler, J. A. Sinclair; Constable and Assistant Gaoler, A. G. Burn- yeat; Convict Guard, J. C. Mc- aren Medical Officer, E. Furrer, M
East Kootenay - Gold Commis- sioner, A. P. Cummins, Donald; Constable, Collector and Recorder, S. Redgrave, Donald; Constable, H. Redgrave, Donald; Gaoler and Con- stable, J. Cullen, Donald; Constable and Recorder, H.R. Moodie, Golden; Constable, Collector and Recorder, E. M. Edwards, Fort Steele.
West Kootenay - Gold Commis- sioner, N. Fitzstubbs, Nelson; Dis- trict Registrar of the Supreme Court, T. H. Giffin, Nelson; Constable, E.M, Sandilands, Nelson; Constable and Recorder, Geo. Goldie, Windermere; Constable, J. D. Graham, Nelson; Constable, Recorder and Collector, A. Sproat, Slocan; Constable, Re- corder and Collector, T. J. Lendrun, Ainsworth; Government Agent, Con- stable, Recorder and Collector, Jno. Kirkup, Revelstoke; Constable, Jno. Miles, Nelson; Mining Recorder, D. F, Douglas, Lardeau; Mining Re- corder, Andrew Clark, Trout Lake; Collector, O. G. Dennis, Nelson,
Okanagan - Gold Commissioner, M. Lumby, Vernon; Constable and Collector, J. A. Monteith; Constable, Leonard Morris, Vernon; Constable, N. Thompson, Mission Valley.
Similkameen and Osoyoos~ - Con- stable and Recorder, C. A. R. Lambley, Osoyoos; Constable and Recorder, H. Hunter, Granite Creek;
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Cariboo District - Gold Commis- sioner, J. Bowron, Ricifield; Chief Constable and Clerk of County Court, G. Cowan, Richfield; Collec- tor, J. Stevenson, Barkerville; Gov- ernment Agent and Oollector, etc.,
Porter; Alberni District, G. A. Smith; The Islands, J. Broadwell; Chilliwhack, S. Mellard; Nelson, N. Fitzstubbs; Revelstoke, J. Kirkup; Skeena P. D. Cassiar E. D., J. Flewin; Cariboo E. D., J. Bowron; Yale, G, C, Tunstall,
Alberni - G. A Armstrong - I Ashcroft - J. J Barkerville - Blaine - I. 8. | Cache Creek -
W. Stephenson, Forks Quesneile. Yhilliwhack - , Esquimalt - Constable, J. D, ASSESSOR AND COLLECTORS. . Millard. pace iste District - C ble, J New Westminster - E. L. Kirk- Comox - Wm. M ithe nd De a ones a 'ch * | land, Assessor and Collector; W. L. Sutherland, autland Dougall, Corfield, Cowichan | Fagan, Assistant Assessor and As- Drabble.
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Comox District - Constable, Asses- sor and Collector, W. B. Anderson, Comox;, Constable, Assessor and Collector, E. Smithurst, South Co-
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Alberni - G. A. Smith.
Armstrong - Thos. Spence.
Ashcroft - J. J. McKay,
Barkerville - S. Rogers,
Blaine - I. 8S. McLean.
Cache Creek - C. A. Semlin.
Chilliwhack - A. H. Gillanders, S. Millard.
Comox - Wm. Halliday, J. Robb, J. Sutherland, W. Harvey, G. F. Drabble.
Cloverdale - J. F. Galbraith.
Coquitlam - R. B. Kelly.
Cowichan - H. O. Welburn.
Donald - L. J. Edwards, G. C. Man- uel, G. we _ Spragess A. W. Voweil, J.C, Ste
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Enderby - Costerton, Sam Gibbs, C FE. Costerton.
Fairview - H. Nicholson.
Fort Steele - R. L. Galbraith.
Golden - A. H. Cochrane, George Alexander, J. Gibson.
Hall's Prairie - H. F. Thrift, J. Hunt- ington, T. F. Tunswell.
Kamloops - W. Cochrane, F. J. Ful- ton, OM. W. Spinks, W. H. Whitten- den, J. McIntosh.
Kaslo - T. J. Broadley, C. W. McAnn,
Ladners Landing - Wm. McKee.
Langley - J. M. Drummond.
Lillooet - R. D. Bullard.
Mission City - R. W. Dunn, W. G. Tretheway.
Maple Ridge - D. C. Webber.
Mayne Island - W. H. ~Butherl
Mount Lehman - D. W, Sutherland.
Ok eater E. Potts, A. D. Will-
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McBain Geo. Morris, C.H.B, Potts, R. Scoullar, D.Smith, H.A.Simpson. Nelson - W. G. Allan, H. Selous, G. A. Smith, J. Elliott, F. Fletcher,
G. W. Richardson, A A. E. Hodg igine,
W.N. Rolfe, E. P. Whalley, E EO, Carpenter,
New Denver - L. N. Armit, West Kootenay.
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Age Westminster - E, Brenchley, A. 8. Fletcher, J. L. Cole, G. Herbert Ross, Ww. J, Sinclair, G. F. Turner, H. L. Jenns, W. M. Gray, R. W. Armstrong, O. T, Atkinson, J. A.C. Brydone-Jack, J, F, Coulthard, G. H. Cross, L. P. Eckstein, Ww. H. Finlayson, A. G. Gamble, J. E. Gaynor, Peter Grant, C.S.F, Ham- ber, E. A. Jenns, Wm. R. King, A. B. McKenzie, D. R. McElmon, A. Miller, A. Morrison, T, B. Pearson, J. Pelly, G. Pittendrigh, J. R. Poll- er, Edwin Rand, E. M. Sloan, T. J. Trapp, W. J. Walker, E. H. Port, A i Tregent, H. F, Clinton, T. J. Armstrong, A.E. Rand, P.L. Florin, D. Robson, A.Phillip, O.L. Spencer, R. McBride, J.B.C erry, J. Clute, jr., RK. B. Kerr, F. W. Howay. North Arm - E. M. N. 'Woods, O. D. Sweet. Nicola - John Clapperton, H. D. G. Armytague. Okanagan - H. Wood. Osoyoos - C. A. R. Lambly. Penticton - A. Wade. Port Moody - John S. Meek, Port Haney - A. B. Docksteader. Pilot Bay, Kootenay Lake - W. M. Newton, J. D. Marsden. Quesnelle - W. A. Johnson. Revelstoke - T. L. Haig, Wm. A. Jowett, J. F. Hume. Rock Creek - W. G. McMynn. South Thompson - Jas Ross. Spallumcheen - D. Rabbitt, G. J. Wallace. Steveston - W. J. Druron sud. Sumas - G,. W. Chadsey. Sardis - A. D. Campbell. Savonas Ferry - J. Jane. Trail Creek - G. C. Tunstall, jr. Vancouver - R. H. Alexander, John W. Bowser, Geo. W. Dawson, T. B. H. Shoebotham, OR Randing, A. M. Beattie, J. A. Green, R. A. Anderson, Robert Barker, A. E. Black, A. S. Black, A. P. Black, F. C. Bodwell, J. Boultbee, J. M. Bux- 0) J. Cas ipbell, F. M. Caldecotte, Clements, H. T. Devine, A. B. Diplock, G. E. Eagles W. a ae A. J. Forin, G. Gea H. Goodwin, J. Z. Hall J. Hallet, A. St. G. Hammersle 'i R. W. Harris, L. R. Harrison, F.C. Inness, C.G. Johnston, B. B. John-
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EDUCATION.
The following extracts from tke twenty-first annual report of the Sup- erintendent of Education for 1892, shows not only a large increase inen- rollment and average attendance at the schools during the year, but that the progress made was also satisfac- tory, and gratifying.
The number of schools in operation was 149, as follows: High schools, 4; Graded schools, 14; Ward schools, 7; Rural schools, 124.
The number of teachers and moni- tors employed was 228, an increase of 43 over that for the previous year.
The whole number of pupils enroll- ed during the year was 10,778 an in- crease 1,513 over that for the previous year, and the average actual daily at- tendance was 6,227.10 an increase of 1,092.19 for the same period.
The total expenditure by the Lands and Works Department for the con- struction of school houses, furniture, Ele and improvements was $47,-
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The total expenditure for all pur- poses of education during the year was $173,378.53.
During the past year school houses were erected, or additions made to school buildings in twenty-eight dis- tricts.
At the present time schools are in operation in eleven newly created districts.
The following is the statistical ab- stract of attendance:
Number of pupils enrolled during the year.......... 10,7 Increase for the year.... Number of boysenrolled.... 5,437 Increase for the year.... Number of girls enrolled.... 5,336 Increase for the vear.... N Average actual daily attend- aA Rib ALA RRO Ue 6,227.10 Increase for the year.... 1,092.19 Number of pupils enrolled in High schools............. Increase for the year.... Average actual daily attend-
ance in High schools..... 204.53 Average actual daily attend-
ance in Graded schools... 3,812.77 Average actua! daily attend-
ance in Rural schools.... 2,209.80 Number of School Districts
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First. - '' The Council shall admit upon the register any person who shall produce from any college or school of medicine or surgery, requir- ing a three years' course of study,a diploma of qualification; provided, also, that the applicant shall furnish to the Council satisfactory evidence of identification, and pass before the members thereof, or such of them as may be appointed for the purpose, a satisfactory examination touching his fitness and capacity to practice as a physician and surgeon." 1886, c. 18, 8. 28,
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The regular meetings and examin- ations are held, beginning on the first Tuesday of May and September and second Tuesday of January in each year.
Medical Register.
ELectep May, 1893,
NAMES OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS EN- TITLED TO PRACTICE IN THE PROVINCE,
Arthur, E. C., Nelson.
Ardagh, V. E. R., Metlakathla. Beckingsale, D. L., Vernon. Bentley, R. J.,. Westminster. Bodington, G. F., Vancouver. Bolton, A, E., Port Simpson. Boggs, Geo. W., Westminster. Brouse, J. E,, Veacouver. Bruner, M. W., Kaslo,
Clarke, Sibree, Kamloops.
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Hall, T. S., Westminster. Hall, John, Victoria. Hanington, E. B. C., Victoria. Harrison, H., Victoria. Helmcken, J. 8., Victoria. Helmcken, J. D., Victoria. Henderson, J. C., Chilliwack, Hendrickson, W. M., Hall, E. A., Victoria. Herald, Dundas, Langley. Hasell, E. S., Victoria.
Herbert, Sidney, Donald, Herald, R. T. W., Vancouver. Holden, Donald B., Victoria. Irving, Duncan Bell, Vancouver. Johnston, Geo. D., Vancouver. Jack, W. D. PEE Gane Vancouver, Jones, W. H. MeN., Victoria, Jones, O. M., Victoria. Kendall, Walter H., Vancouver. Lawrence, Robert, Union. Lefevre, J. M., Vancouver, Langis, H. E., Vancouver. Leitch, H. D., Victoria, Lambert, T. W., Yale.
LeBau, David, Nelson.
McLean, I. M., Westminster. McKechnie, L. N., Victoria. Macleod, D., Nanaimo.
Milne, G. L., Victoria. Morrison, R. R., Victoria. Mills, Jno A., Vancouver. Metherell, Samuel A., Kaslo. McAlpine, D. L., Vancouver.
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CHURCH AND CLERICAL DIRECTORY.
Cuurcn oF ENGianp: DriocEsE oF ContumBra, VANCOUVER IsLAND.
OFFICERS OF THE INCORPORATED SYNOD, DIOCESE OF COLUMBIA.
| | President - The Right Rev. William
Willcox Perrin, D.D., Lord Bishop of Columbia,
Chancellor - Hon. Mr. Justice M. W. Tyrwhitt Drake,
Regiatrar - Lindle Crease, Kaq.
Treasurer - W, C. Ward, Esq.
Clerical Sec'y - The Ven. Arch'eacon Scriven, M.A.
Lay Secretary - E. Baynes Reed, Esq.
Auditors - A. J. Weaver Bridgman, Esq., J. Coltart, Esq.
Bankers - The Bank of British Col- umbia.
Solicitors - Messrs. Drake, Jackson & Helmcken,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, The Lord Bishop, President. EX-OFFICIO MEMBERB.
The Chancellor.
The Treasurer.
The Registrar.
The Clerical Secretary.
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND CLERGY - DIO- CESE OF COLUMBIA.
The Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Columbia.
Ven. A. Scriven, M. A., Archdeacon of Vancouver.
Victoria, Christ Church Cathedral - The Lord Bishop, Dean; Rev. Canon Beanlands, M. , Rector and Sub- Dean; Rey. J. B. 'Heweston, M. A., Curate.
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Alert Bay - Revy. A. J. Hall, C. M.S.
Boleskyne Road, St. Marks - Rev. W. H. P, Arden.
Cadboro Bay - -vacant. :
Cedar Hill, St. Luke, Lake, St. Mich- ael - vacant.
Tovey.
Northfield and East Wellington, St. Luke - Rev. 0. E. Cooper, M.A
Saanich, S.uth, St. Steven, Saanich, Norii:. Holy Trinity - Rev. F. G. Christmas.
Salt Spring Island and Adjacent Is-
Rev. E. F. Wilson.
DIOCESE OF NEW WESTMINSTER - OFFICERS OF THE SYNOD.
President, Tne Rt. Reyv.A.W. Sillitoe, D.D.. Lord Bishop of New West- minster; Secretaries, Clerical, Rey. Geo. Ditcham; Lay, W.J. Walker, Esq. ; Auditors, C. E. Woods, Esq. ; E. A. Wyld, Esq.; Registrar, J. Pelley, Esq. Executive Committee - The Venerable Archdeacon of Columbia, Rey. George Ditcham, Rev. H.G. Finnes-Clinton, Rev. H. Irwin, Rev. E. P. Flewelling, Messrs. E, A.Jenns, W. Wolfenden, W. Myles Gray, W. J. Walker, W. Ferris.
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CHURSH OF ENGLAND CLERGY - DIO- CESE OF NEW WESTMINSTER.
New Westminster- - Holy Trinit; Cathedral, The Rt. Rev. A. W. Sil- litoe, D.D., Lord Bishop of New Westminster, Rev.H. Irwin, M.A.,, ° Rev. H. H. Gowen.
New Westminster - St. Mary's, Sap- paren: The Ven. Chas. T. Woods,
. A.; Archdeacon of Columbia,
Surrey - Christ Church, Rev. W.Bell. Trenant - All Saints', Rev. A. A. Dowell.
Vancouver (with Moodyville) - Rey. H. G. Finnes-Clinton, B. A.; Rev. eet Yolland, ind Rev. V. Corbete
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OF ENGLAND - DIOCESE OF CALETFONIA,
Lord iahop of Caledonia - The Rt. Rey. W. Ridle B.C.
Archdeacon of Metlakatla - The Ven,
_ W.H. Collinson, Kincoulith.
Clergy II - Native Catechists, 7; Mis- sions, 11.
The Preparandi Institute, Princitpal - Rev. R. W. Gurd.
The Central Girls' School Staf - Mrs. Ridley, (Hon.); Miss West and Miss Legaie.
The Girls' Home, Hon. Supt. - Miss Dickenson.
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™%| Rey. Canon W. F. L. Paddon, B. A., Flewelling. tenville, 0. M.
Victoria. Pa Vale - St. John « (Whites) Rev. C. 0. M. I. Rev. E. F. Lipscomb, Victoria. | Croucher. St. Charleg' [In Rev. C. E, Siiarp, M.A., Victoria. Yale - St. John's (Indians) Rev. R. E. C. Chirous
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Cedar District, North, St. Bartholo- Rev. P. D. Woods. VAN Mints South, St. Phillip - Rev. E.G. Habaroty witty Nicola - Rev. Field Victoria - g ie ° Miuiler. olland. ae § | Chemanius, All Saints, and St.Mich- | Cariboo - St, Saviour's, vacant. Hem nenneks S| ael, and All Angels - Rev. D. | Chi!!'wack - St. Thomas', Rev. W. To Later $| Holmes. | ? Baugh Allen. Van Nevel 4 = | Comox, St. Andrew - Rev. J. X. Wil- | Fraser River - Missionary District, Alberni - Re, , | _, lemar. Rev. Geo. Ditcham. beke re Cowichan, St. Peter, Somenos, and | Kamloops - Rev. A. Shildrick, and Comor - Rey. F | _Duncans - Rev. J. A. Leakey, B.A Rev. T. W. Outerbridge, Okanagan. Cowichan - Re a bay ata ae Hep lene ot Ryn, District (Whites) - Rey. R. and G. Van ( hh / pitas ERs Small. H vee a3 | Metchosin and Sooke, St.Mary - Rev. | Lytton District (Indians) - Rev. R. Kuper Ielanae: "| W.G. H, Ellison. Small, and Rev. H. Edwards. kele. s Nanaimo, St. Paul, Rev. Canon J. B. | Penticton - Rev. Thos. Green. Kynquot - Re Z| Good; St. Albans - Rev. G. H. | Nelson - Rev. H. 8. H. Kehurst. a s
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The Caledonia Hospital, House Sur-
geon - Dr. enon Ardagh, L. R. C. P. and S.
The Roman Catholic Church and Clergy.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY - DIOCESi OF VANCOUVER ISLAND.
Victoria - Si. Andrew's Pro-Cathe- dral Bishop, the Rt. Rev. J. N. hase Revs. J. M. Mandart,
J. Leterme, J. Nicolaye, J. A. Van Nevel.
Alberni - Rev. Father F. R. Ver- beke.
Comox - Rev. Father A. Durand.
Cowichan - Rev. Fathers P. Rondout and G. Van Geetham.
Hesquiat - Rev. Father A. Brabant.
eae: Island - Reyv. Father G. Don-
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Kynquot - Rev. Father J. Menleman.
Nanaimo - Rev. Father E. Sobry.
Sranich - G. Vullings.
Wellington - W. Heynen.
DIOCESE OF NEW WESTMINSTER.
New Westminster PS ce a a of
St. Peter, Rt. Rev. P. Durieu, O.
M. I. Bishop of N. W.; Rev. J. "M. Fayard, O. M.I., Vic.-Gen.; Rey.
| N. ener 0. M. I., Pastor; Rev. F. ile, 0. Rev. A. Don-
pags OM i, 'Rev. W. Morgan,
st, " Chiari? {Indian Church]- - Rey. E. C. Chirouse, 0. M. I. Or hanage and Refuge for Fallen omen - Sisters of Our Lady of Charity, rays Mother of the Good Shepherd, Byer || Kamloops - St uis Church, Rev. I. M. Leymen, O.M. I. Supt Rev. F. Guertin, O. M.I., Rev. J. Be- dard, O. M. I. Boarding 'School for Girls - Rev. Sis- ter M. Beatrice, Supt. Industrial. School ier Indian Boys nti Girls - Rey. A. Carion, Princi-
Kootenay st, F Eugene Mission, Rev. N. Cocoola, O.M.I., Director; Rev. I. Jacob, O.
| Industrial 'School for Indian Bo sand
Girle - Rey. N. Cocoola, O. M. I.,
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Okanagan - Lake Mission, Rev. C. H. Marchal, O. M. I., Director; Rev. I. Richard, O. M. I., Rev. W Walsh, O 0. MI.
St. J ogeph's Mission - Williams Lake, Cariboo, Rev. A. Lejacq, 0. M. I., Supt.; Rev. D. Chiappini, O. M. L., Rev. (. DeVriendt, O. M. I.
Industrial School for' Boys and Girls - Rev. J. Lejacq, Principal.
St. . Mary' 8 Mission - Matsqui, Rev. O. Oornelltier, O.M.I., Supt.; Rev. E. C. Chirouse, O. M. I., Rev. E. Peytavin, O. M. I.
a ney School for Indian Boys -
- Cornellier, Supt.
Boarding Schcol for Indian Girls - Rev. Sister M., Directress.
Stuart's Lake Mission - Rev. G. Blanchet, O. M.I., Director; Rev. A. G. Morrice, O. M. I.
Vancouver Citvy - Church of O. L. of Rosary, Rev. H. Eummelin; Revel- stoke, Rev. Joseph Accorsini.
The Methodist Church. VICTORIA DISTRICT - VANCOUVER ISLAND.
Victoria - Metropolitan Methodist Church, Rey. S. Cleaver, M. A., 107 Quadra 'Street.
Centennial Methodist Church, Rev. Joseph Hall, 68 David Street.
Victoria West Church, Rev. G. H. Morden.
James' Bay Church, Rey.E. Robson.
Chinese Mission, Fisguard Street, J. E. Gardener.
Maple Bay - Rey. James Calvert (Shoplands).
Nanaimo - Rey.R.R.Maitland,L.L.B.
Nanaimo Chinese Mission, vacant.
Northfield - vacant
Salt Spring Island-- - - - -
Saanich - Rey. Robert J. Irwin, North Saanich.
Union - Rev. J. Robson, B. A.
Wellington - Rev. Southcott.
NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT.
New Westminster - Central - Rev. T. W. Hall, T. D. Pearson, H. L. Lovering and R. Whittington.
New Sel, ag deka H. E, Bayley, B
New Westminater - West End - Rev. J. P. Hicks,
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New Westminster - Chinese - Rev. Chan Sing Kai
Vancouver - Homer Street - Rev. C. Watson.
Vancouver - Princess St:eet - Rev. WwW Baer.
Vancouver - Mount Pleasant - Rev. 8. J. Thompson.
Vancouver - Chinese - Rev. Lin Yick Pang.
AgasnieVacant:
Aldergrove - Rev. W. E. Moody.
Cheam - Rev. A. J. Gaebel.
Chilliwack - Rev. C. Ladner.
Delta - Rev. C. H. M. Sutherland, B.A., Ladners.
Howe Sound - Rev. E. Manuel.
Indian tribes - Rev. C. N. Tate.
Langley - Rey. A. N. Miller.
Maple Ridge - Rev. W. Hicks.
Mission City - Rev. J. W. Winslow.
Richmond - Rey. A. Green (North Arm).
Sumas - Rev. A. K. Sharpe
Surrey - Rev. J. P. Bowell.
KAMLOOPS DISTRICT.
Ainsworth - Vacant,
Cariboo - Vacant.
Clinton - Rev. Harris.
Enderby - Rev. W. D. Misner.
Kamloops - Rev. J. F. Betts.
Nelson and Slocan - Rev. Jas. Turner.
Nicola - Rev. J. Ashton, B.A
Revelstoke and Donald - Rev. Pro- cunrey
Salmon "Leta R6, D. D. Birks.
Similikameen - Rev. A. K. Sharp.
Vernon - Rey. J. A. Wood.
SIMPSON DISTRICT.
Bella Bella - Rev. R. B. Beavis.
Bella Coola - Vacant.
Kit-ze-qu-cla - Rev. W. H. Pierce
Kit-a-maat - Rev. Geo. 8S. Anderson.
Naas - Rev. W. J. Stone.
Port Essington - Rev. D. Jennings.
Port Simpson - Rev. Thos. Crosby.
Queen Charlotte Island - Reyv. B. C. Freeman,
Upper Skeena - Vacant,
The Presbyterian Church and
Spray:
Victoria - Rev. J. J. Campbell, M.A.,, Ph. D., 1st Presbyterian Churcn,
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Pandora Avenue, residence 74 Cook street.
Victoria - St. Douglas street, vacant.
Victoria - Rev. D. Macrae, St. Paul's, Foner 57 King's Road, Rev. A. B. Winchester, Chinese Mission,
Vancouver - Rev. J. M. McLeod, Zion Church, Rev. E. D. McLaren, M. A.,B.D., St. Andrew's.
Vancouver- - Rev. J. W. McMillan, B.A., ''Mount Pleasant."'
New "Westminster - Rev. Scouler, St. Andrew's.
New Westminster - Rev. W. G. Mills, B.A., West Church.
New W estminster - Rey. W. R. Ross, Sapperton.
Andrew's,
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J. A. McDonald, B.A. Chilliwack - Rev. J. A. Logan. Comox - Rev., Alex Fraser. Kamloops - Rev. A. Lee, B.A. Kaslo - Rev. Mr. Martin.
Ladner's Landing - Rev. T. S. Glass-
ford, B.A.
Langley - Rev. Alex ante
Nanaimo - Rev. D. A. MacRae, St. Andrew's.
Nelson - Reyv. T, W. Rogers, B.A.
Nicola Lake - Rev. G. Murray.
Northfield - Rev. W. Stables Smith. Revalstoke - Mr. Thos. Paton, Cate- chist. Spallum cheen - Rev. J. K. Wright. Spence's Bridge - Mr. T. G. McLeod, C itechist. Sooke - Mr. Campbell, Catechist. Surrey - Rev. B. K. McElmon. Vernon - Rev. P, F, Langill, B.A. Warnock - Rev, Alex Dunn. Wellington - Rev. A. Young. Without Char i ay J. A. Jaffary, B.A., Rev. J. K. Smith, D.D.
Baptist Churches.
Nanaimo - Rey. G. Good, D.D, New Weotmtavien Bar? J.H. Best. Vancouver - lIst Baptist Church, Rev. W.C. Weir, Mount Pleasant. Victoria - Calva Rev. Jas. E, Coombs, residence 78 Chatham street. Emanuel, Spring Ridge, Rev. Lorimer, Belmont Avenue.
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Reformed Episcopal Church.
Victoria - The Right Reverend E. Cridge, Bishop, residence, 23 Carr street. New Westminster - Rev. Jno. Reed, D.D., Rev. T. Haddon. Abergeldie - Rev. G. Clement King.
Jewish Congregation, Emanu-El.
Synagogue - Corner Blanchard street Pandora tvenue.
Victoria - Rabbi, Dr. 8. 8. Philo.
President, D. Hart; Vice.-President, J. Isaacs; Treasurer, F. Landsberg; Secretary, N. E. Rienhardt; Board of Trustees - E. Frank, G, Leiser, Dr. 8S. M. Harimsan, H. Bornstein, M. Marks.
ACTIVE MILITIA.
Major-General Ivor John Caradoc Herbert, C.B., commanding the Mil- itia of Canada.
Aide-de-Camp, Capt. Eric Streat- field (Lieut. Gordon Highlanders.) MILITARY DISTRICT NO. 11, PROVINCE
OF BRITISH COLUMBIA - HEAD- QUARTERS, VICTORIA.
Denuty-Adjutant General, Lieut.- Col. J. Peters; District Paymaster and Superintendent of Stores, Capt. A. W. Jones; Foreman of Stores, Charles Ireland.
ROYAL MARINE ARTILLERY. (Sub-Marine Mining Detachment.) The Barracks - Work Point, Vic-
toria,
Officers Commanding - Lieut. F. N. Temple, Lieut. G. E. Barnes, Act'g Sergt.-Major, Color. '-Sergt. WwW. G Sparrow; Sergt. R. Boyd, Q.M.- Serat., Lce-Sergt. A. Gibson.
Commanding Royal Engineers - Major . Muirhead, R.E.; Military soremee of Works, Q. M. 8. G. Reeve, R.E
LOCAL CORPS.
British Columbia Battalion of Gar- rison Artillery - Lieutenanc-Col, Commanding, E. G. Prior, M.P., A.D.C.; Ad utant, P. A, Irving,
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No.1 Battery, Victoria - Captain, va- cant; Lieutenant A. G. Sargison; 2nd Lieutenant, Ross Munro.
NG 2 Battery, Vietoria - Captain, W.
Quinlan; Lieutenant, B. Wil- ites 2nd Lieutenant, F. Grego:
No. 3 Battery, Victoria - Captain B. Smallfield; Lieutenant, C. St. A. Pearse; 2nd Lieutenant, vacant.
Infantry Company, Nanaimo - Cap- tain, E A. Praeger; Lieutenant, vacant; 2nd Lieutenant, W. R. Bryant.
No. 4 Battery, New Westminster - Captain T. O. Townley; 1st Lieu- tenant, H. E. Port.
British Columbia Rifle Associations. (ESTABLISHED 1874.)
'¢For the encouragement of rifle shooting in the Province."
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The annual general meeting of the subscribers to the Association is held
at Victoria during the month of Jan- uary in each year, as notified by adver- tisement.
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Foreign Consuls in British Colum- ia.
Belgian - T. R. Smith, 17 Fort street.
France - P. Snowden, '41 Government Street.
Hawaiian Islands - R. P. Rithet, Wharf Street, Victoria.
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Italy - Hon. J. H. Turner, M. P. P., Wharf Street.
Japanese - F. Schimurg, 421 Howe
treet, Vancouver.
Sweden and. Norway - RobertWard,17 Fort Street, Victoria; Vice-Con- sul, W. A. Ward.
Swedcn and Norway - B. Springer, Vice-Consul, Moodville.
United States of America - Levi W. Myers, 43 Government Street, Vic- toria.
U.S. A. - . H. Pierce, Commercial Agent, Vancouver.
U.S. A. - W. B. Dennison, Consular Agent, Nanaimo.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY, Limite
- Manager.
List of Incorporated Companies Registered During 1893.
The Vancouver, British Columbia and South Lawr. nce Improvement Company, Ltd. Colonist Publishing and Printing Company, Ltd. Indus- trial Loan and Trust Company, Ltd. The Mount Baker Hotel Company, Ltd. Toad Mountain Mining Com- pany, Ltd. The Pacific Coast Pack- ing Company, Ltd. Steveston Can- ning Company, Ltd. The Federation Brand Salmon Canning Company, Ltd. British Columbia Coal Petro- leum and Mineral Company, Ltd. The Okanagan Falls Townsite Com- pany, Ltd. The Van Winkle Consol- * | idated Hydraulic Mining Company, Ltd. The Siwash Creek Bedrock Flume Company, Ltd. Northern Shipping Company, Ltd. The Oka- nagan Telephone Company, Ltd. British Columbia Timber Land and Electric Company, Ltd. The Con- sumers Coal Company, Ltd. Perse- verance Lodge No. 1, of the I. O. of G. T., Victoria. The Victoria Cen- tral Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Royal City Lodge, No. 18, of the I. O. of Oddfellows. The British Columbia Wood Works Company, Ltd. The Horse Fly Hydraulic Min- ing Company, Ltd. The West Koot- enay Land Company, Ltd. Kootenay Lake General Hospital Society. Loyal Fernwood Laas No. 178, of the Canadian Order of Oddfellows,M.
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U. The Emanuel Baptist Church, (Victoria). The Mission City Land Company, Ltd. The Victoria Phoenix Brewing Company, Ltd. The Brit- ish Columbia Match Factory Com- pany, Ltd. The {Kanaka Bar Gold
redging Company, Ltd. Prince Albert Flat Hydraulic Mining Com- pany, Ltd. Quesnelle Forks Canal and Hycraulic el eae Company Ltd. The Revelstoke Printing and Publishing Company, Ltd. Bridge River (oid Mining Company, Ltd. The Kaslo Wharfage, Storehouse and Drayage Company, Ltd. The Dip- lock Book and Stationery Company, Ltd. Sutton Lumber and Trading Rpeny Ltd. The Thompson River Hydraulic Mining Company, Ltd. The Fraser River Fishermens' Protective and Benevolent Associ- ation of British Columbia. The Western Wire Mattress and Fur- niture Manufacturing Company, Ltd. The Fraser Valley Fruit Cannery Company, Ltd. Inland Construction and Development Company, Ltd. Pacific Fish Company, Ltd. Far West Lodge, No. 1, K.of P., Victoria B. ©. The Similkameen Gold Gravels Exploration Company, Ltd. Liability. The Calvary Baptist Church, (Victoria). Citizens' Build- ing Society of Nanaimo, B. C., Ltd. Kootenai Mining and Development Company, Ltd. Nanaimo Lodge, No. 4, K. of P., of the City of Nanaimo, B.C. The Western Dredging Com- any, Ltd. Kootanie Creek Gold
fining Company, Ltd. The Canad- ian Australian Commission and Trad- ing Company, Ltd. The Vancouver and Westminster Electric Tram- way and Light Company, Ltd. The BE Hydraulic Mining Company,
Telegraph Offices and Rates.
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same Section, 25c, and 2c from offices
in section 9 to those in section 10, and vice versa, 40c. and 3c.
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8EC. OFFICES,
10 Agassiz, section 10, Ashcroft, Alberni, by mail, Nanaimo. 9 Albert Canyon. 10 Alder Grove. Barkerville, 75-5 day, 50-3 night, more than section 10. 9 Beavermouth. 9 Bear Crzek. 'Bridge Creek, 25-2 day, 25-1 night, more 'than section 10. 10 Brownsville. 10 Chemanius. Cache Creek, by mail, Ashcroft. Cedar, by mail, Nanaimo. Chilcoten, by mail, Soda Creek. Clover Valley, by mail, New Westminster. Coutless, by mail, Bridge. Cowichan; by mail, Koksilah. Cranbrook, by mail, Golden. 10 Chilliwack'. 9 Clanwilliam. Clinton, 25-2 day, 25-1 night, more than section 10. 10 Cobble Hill. Departure Bay, 10-0 Nanaimo, Dog Creek, by mail, Clinton. 9 Donald. 9 Ducks. 10 Duncans. East Wellington, by mail, Na- naimo Elgin, by mall, New West- minster. 9 Enderby. 9 Field. Fort Simpson, by mail, aimo Gabriola Island, Valdes. 9 Glacier Hotel. 9 Golden City. Granite Cresk, by mail, Spence's Bridge 9 Griffin' Dake. Grohman, by mail, Golden. 10 Hammond. Harrison Hot Springs, Agassiz. 9 Hector. 10 Hope Station. Hot ib er Mining Camp, by es Reveistoke, or via Spo-
Spence's
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by mail,
10-0
9 Tie tfie- waet. 9 Kamloops.
Eastern TAILOR-MADE SUITS to Measure.
SEC,
OFFICES.
10 Keefers. KXeremeos, by mail Sicamous. 10 Kokeilah. kK cotenay, by mail Golden. Ladner's Landing, 25-2 New Westminster. Lac la Hache, by mail Bridge Creek. Langley. Langley Prairie, by mail New Westminster. Lillooet, by mail Clinton. Toe Nicola, by mail Spence's
Bridge Lulu a Paani, by mail New \Vest- minster. 10 Lytton. aple Bay, by mail Koksilvh. 10 Matsqui (P.O. Riverside). Metchosin, by mail Victoria. 10 Mission. Moodyville, 25-2 Vancouver. Mount Lehman, by mail New Westminster. 10 Nanaimo. Nelson Mining Camp, by mail Revelstoke, or via Spokane. 10 New Westminster (M). Nicola Lake, by mail Spence's Bridge North ayn: by mail New West- minster. 10 North Bend. 9 Okanagan. Okanagan Mission, Sicamous. . . 150-Mile House, by mail Bridge Creek. Osoyoos, by mail Sicamous. 9 Palliser. Pavillion, by mail Clinton. Plumper's Pass, by New West- minster or Victoria. 10 Port Moody. Port Haney, mond. Princeton, by mail Sicamous. Quamichan, by mail Duncan's. Quesnelle, 50-3 day, 30-3 night, more than sec. 10 Quilchena, by mail Sicamous. 9 Revelstoke. 10 Riverside see Matsqui). Rock Creek, by mail Sicamous. 9 Roger's Pass. 9 Ross Peak. 9 Salmon Arm.
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24 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. SEC. OFFICES. Per Word. Salt Spring Island, by mail Vic- | Italy.................. 44 toria. Japan, Hakodadi, Higo- 10 Savonas. go, Nagasaki, Osaka, Sea Island, by mail New West- Tokio, Yeddo and Yo- minster. kohama, via Northern 2 38 9 Shuswap. Java, via Eastern...... 1 84 9 Sicamous. NOFPWAY. tv cccteeese ces 47 Skeena, by mail Nanaimo. Portugal....§......... 51 Soda Creek, 50-3 day, 20-2 | Russia, in Europe..... 55 night, more than sec 10. Spain, via Eastern..... 52 Somenos, by mail Duncan's. Sweden...... ......... 51 sooke, by mail Victoria. Turkey in Europe, via Spallumcheen, by mail Sica- France.............. 49 mous. Turkey in Europe, via 10 Spnence's Bridge. Eastern............. 55
Sproat's Landing, by mail Rev- elstoke, or via Spokane. Stanley Tariff, same as Barker-
ville.
Sumas, by Chilliwhack.
Surrey Centre, by mail New Westminster.
Toad Mountain Mining Camp, by mail Revelstoke or Spo- kane.
Trait Creek Camp, by mail Re- velstoke or via Spokane.
10 Twin Butte.
Upper Sumas, by mail Chilli-
wack. 10 Valdes. 10 Vancouver (M). 9 Vernon. 10 Victoria (M). 10 Wellington.
Westminster Junction.
10 Yale. Note - M, money transfer offices.
RATES OUTSIDE THE PROVINCE.
Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.............. $1 00&7 Washington, Oregon and
California............... 100 &7.
RATES VIA MACKAY-BENNETT CABLE,
Per Word. B. C. to Great Britain, France and Germany .$ 37 Australia, via Eastern.. 1 35 to $2 68 Australia, via Northern 3 27 to 3 58
Austria.............0. 4 Belgium............... 42 Denmark.............. 47 Gibraltar.............. 55 Holland............... 44 India, via Eastern..... 1 85
Postal Guide and Rates.
LETTERS.
Letters - Canada and United States, 3 cents per 1 oz., or fraction there- of. Great Britain and Newfound- land, 5 cents per 1 oz., or fraction thereof. City or Drop Letters, for city delivery, 2 cents, or fraction thereof,
Registration Fee - United States, Great Britain and European coun- tries, Canada or Newfoundland, 5 cents.
Letters addressed to places in the United States must be prepaid at least one full rate, 3 cents; otherwise they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Letters addressed to any place in Canada, wholly unpaid, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Letters addressed to places in Can- ada, and at least partially prepaid, will be forwarded to destination, sub- ject on delivery to double the amount of postage remaining unpaid.
Redirected Letters to any place in United States or Canada will be for- warded free, provided they are not taken from the postoffice, otherwise full rate will be charged.
LEGAL AND COMMERCIAL DOCUMENTS,
The postage on Legal and Commer- -
cial Papers for the United States, Great Britain and all European coun- tries, is 5 cents for the first 10 z., and 1 cent for every additional 2 oz. These papers, when posted for de-
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Columbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
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For Can: 1 cent eact all Postal each. Re 2 cents eac. tached toa card be cut
BOOKS ANL
Books, | Canada, 1 United Sta cent per 20: Proof Sheet ada or Ne States, G European c
No packs length by 1 The limit of ed States is a angle boo of 7 ths is a 6 lbs; for o tries, 4 tbs.
Seeds, C Scions or G the United § When poste the postage the limit of
Transient Dominion, foundland, 1 thereof. A weighing les warded for Kingdom an 1 cent for : cases the pos paid.
PARCEL POS
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lbs; size, 2 feet by 1 foot. Customs declaration must be attached. Newfoundland - Fifteen cents per
livery in Canada, must be prepaid at Letter or Parcel Post rates - but deeds and Insurance Policies may be sent,
if prepaid, 1 cent per 2 oz. POBT CARDS.
For Canada and the United States 1centeach. For Great Britain and all Postal Union countries, 2 cents each. Reply cards, for Canada only, 2centseach. Nothing must be at- tached toa post card, nor must the card be cut or defaced in any way.
BOOKS AND. MISCELLANEOUS MATTER.
Books, Pamphlets, Circulars, to Canada, 1 cent per 4 oz.; to the United States and Great Britain, 1 cent per 20z.; Photographs, Printers' Proof Sheets, etc.. addressed to Can- ada or Newfoundland, the United States, Great Britain and all European countries, 1 cent per 2 oz.
No package must exceed 2 feet in length by 1 foot in width or depth. The limit of weight for Canada, Unit- ed States is 5 ths unless consisting of a Agi: book, in which case a weight of 7 tbs is allowed. Great Britain is 5 tbs; for other Postal Union coun- tries, 4 tbs.
Seeds, Cuttings, Bulbs, Roots and Scions or Grafts can only be sent to the United States as 5th class matter. When posted for delivery in Canada, the postage is 1 cent per 4 0z., and the limit of weight 5 tbs.
NEWSPAPERS.
Transient newspapers within the Dominion, United States or New- foundland, 1 cent per 4 oz, or fraction thereof. A single newspaper open weighing less than 1 oz, will be for- warded for 44 cent. To the United Kingdom and all European countries 1 cent for 2 ozs.or under. In all cases the postage must be [ully pre- paid.
PARCEL POST - FOURTH CLASS MATTER,
United States - Limit of weight,.5 lbs; size, 2 feet by 1 foot. Must not be sealed. For full particulars apply at postoffice.
anadian - Six cents per 40z; limit of weight, 5 lbs; size, 2 feet by 1 foot; can be registered, fee 5 cents.
United Kingdom - Twenty cents per lb. or under; limit of weight, 11
lb. or under; limit of weight, 5 lbs; size, 2 feet by 1 foot. A Customs de- claration must be attached.
SAMPLE POST.
Sample post to any place in Canada and Newfoundland, 1 cent per 4 02; limit of weight, 240z. The limit of weight to United States is 8 oz., 2 cents for the first 40zs, and 1 cent for every additional 2 ozs. The limit of weight to the United Kingdom is 12 oz; dimensions, 12 inches long 8 wide and 4 deep.
MONEY ORDERS.
Money Order offices opened from 9 a.m.to4p.m._ All letters contain- ing money «.lers «hovld be regis- tered.
LIST OF POST OFFICES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA AT WHICH MONEY ORDERS ARE ISSUED.
Agassiz, Alberni, Aldergrove, Ash- croft, Barkerville, Burgoyne Bay, Chilliwack, Chemanius, Clinton, Comox, Corfield, Coutlee, Donald, Duncan's Station, Enderby, Esqui- malt, Field, Golden, Hope, Kam- loops, Ladner's Landing, Lulu Island, Langley, Lytton, Mission City, Na- naimo, Nelson, New Westminster, Nicola Lake, Plumper Pass, Port Hammond, Quesnelle, avelstoke, Soda Creek, Spence's Bridge, Sumas, Vancouver, Vernon, Victoria, Well- ington, Yale.
Commission on Money Orders. OTHER COUNTRIES AND BRITISH COL- ONIES.
If not exceeding $10 Over $10, not exceeding $20 oe 66 6c 30
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FOREIGN POSTAL RATES.
*Money orders may be had on these countries.
aParcels may be sent to these coun- tries.
bParcels may be sent to the principal places or ports in these countries.
cPrepayment compulsory.
dOnly letters can be registered.
America - Letters, 3c. ; postal cards, 1c. ; newspapers, lc.; book pack- ets, lc. ; registration fee, 2c.
The rate to the following countries is, for letters, 1g oz. 5c. ; postal cards, 2c. each; newspapers, 2 oz. lc.; book package, 2 oz. 1lc.; registra- tion fee, 5c.
a*Aden (in Arabia), India Postal Agency.
*Algeria.
aArgentine Republic.
Australia, South.
a Hs West.
a*Austria-Hungary.
a*Bahamas.
a*Belgium.
a*Bermuda.
*Borneo, North (British).
Brazil.
a*Cape Colony.
a*Ceylon.
aChile.
China.
d* Hong-Kong and agencies of Hong-Kong, P.O. at Amoy, Canton, Foochow, Hankow
Hoihow, Ningpo, Shanghai, |
and Swatow. aColombo. * Panama (British Postal Agency.) a*Cyprus. a*Denmark. *East Indies (Dutch), etc. aJava.
a*EKgypt. *Falkland Islands. Faroe Islands.
Fiji Islands. a*France. *Gambia. a*Germany. a*Gibraltar. *Gold Coast.
T. DOBESON, N, W. DOBESON,
a*Great Britain and Ireland. bGreece. a*Guadur (in Beloochistan). a*Guiana, British.
% Dutch and French.
Honduras.
* British (Belize).
*Iceland.
a*India (British).
a*Italy.
aJapan.
*Lagos.
aLuxumbourg.
a* Malta.
a*Mauritius.
aMexico.
a*Muscat (in Arabia) India Postal Agency.
a*Natal.
a*Netherlands.
a*Newfoundland.
New South Wales.
a* "cc oe
New Zealand.
a* 6e
a* Bander Abas, Bushire Jask and Lir~a (India Postal Agen- cies).
Peru.
b*Portugal, including Azores and
Madeira Islands.
Queensland (Australia).
a*Roumania._,
Russia, including Finland.
*St. Helena.
Sandwich Islands.
a*Sevchelles Islands.
a*Sierra Leone.
bSpain.
a*Straits Settlements, Singapore, etc.
a*Sweden.
a*Switzerland.
Tasmania.
bTurkey, European and Asiatic.
a* Constantinople and Smyrna
(Britisn Postal Agencies). a*Bagdad and Basrah, India Postal Agencies.
*United States of America.
Venezuela.
Victoria (Australia).
a*Zanzibar (India Postal Agencies).
West India Islands, via N.Y, a*British: Bahamas, Turks Island, Antigua, Barbadoes, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, Montserat,
Iron and Brass Founders, General Machinists.
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Post Offices Money
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Offices mark Offices; marked ffices.
Abbottsford, Aberdeen, W *+Agassiz, L. Ainsworth, R *t+Alberni, Ag tAldergrove, Alert Bay, S. Alexandria, / Alexis Creek, Alkali Lake. Armstrong, D Ashcroft, Mai *+Ashcroft Sta Balfour, C. Vi *+Barkerville, Beaver. W. ¢ Beaver Creek, Beaver Point, Big Bar Creek Blue Springs, Brownsville, . +Burgoyne Ba Burrard Inlet Cache Creek, Cedar, John I Cheam, C. S. +Chemainus, | Chilcoten, G. *+Chilliwack, Claxton, Alex Clayquot, J. | Clayton, C. C +Clinton, A. I Cloverdale, Ge Clover Valley, Cobble Hill, G Colwood, A. I *+Comox, J. I Coquitiam, R. tCorfield, G. Cortez Island,
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Nevis, St. Kitts, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Trinidad and Tobago. a*Danish: St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas. Spanish: Cuba. Porto Rico. Hayti, and St. Domingo.
Pdst Offices, Postmasters and Money Order Offices.
CORRECTED TO 1sT OCTOBER, 1893.
Offices marked + are Money Order ea bend marked * ar. Savings Bank ces.
Abbottsford, F. Munro. Aberdeen, W. Dempster. *+Agassiz, L. A. Agassiz. Ainsworth, R. F. Green. *+Alberni, Agnes Grickson. +Aldergrove, P. Jackman. Alert Bay, S. A. Spencer. Alexandria, A. T. McInnes. Alexis Creek, F. Nightingale. Alkali Lake. J. Bowe Armstrong, D. Rabbit. Ashcroft, Mary J. Cornwall. *+Ashcroft Station, W.B.V.Bailey. Balfour, C. W. Busk. *+Barkerville, Jas. Stone. Beaver. W. G. Neilson. Beaver Creek, C. F. Bishop. Beaver Point, A. McLennan. , Big Bar Creek, P. Grinder. Blue Springs, A. McDonell. Brownsville, Jas. Punch. +Burgoyne Bay, F. Maxwell. Burrard Inlet, Geo. Black. Cache Creek, Jas. Campbell. Cedar, John Hill. ; Cheam, C. 8. Ryder. +Chemainus, E. J. Palmer. Chilcoten, G. Dester. *+Chilliwack, S. Mellard. Claxton, Alex. Robertson. Clayquot, J. C. Brocklehurst. Clayton, C. C. Cameron. +Clinton, A. Le Bourdais. Cloverdale. Geo. Campbell. Clover Valley, D. McKenzie. Cobble Hill, G. T. Porter. Colwood, A. H. Peatt. *+Comox, J. B. Holmes. Coquitlam, R. B. Kelly. +Corfield, G. T. Corfield. Cortez Island, M. Manson.
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Courtenay, C..F. Whitney. +Coutlee, J. Blair.
Cowichan, G. B. Ordano. Cowichan Lake, A. Fraser. Denman Island, R. T. Swan. Departure Bay, Jas. Harper. Deroche, E. Des Rochers. Dewdney, J. Barker.
Dog Creek, J. 8. Place.
+Donald, R. W. Patmore. Douglas Lake, J. B. Greaves. Duck & Prin le's, A. Daniels. *+Duncan's Station, W. P. Jayles. East Sooke, Jas. Reill.
East Wellington, W. 8. Chandler. Eburn (late North Arm), W. H.
Eburn.
Elgin, C. ¥'. Roland.
Empire Valley, J. M. J. Brown. +Enderby, O. Harvey.
Erington, J. A. McCarter. +Esquimalt, W. 8. Goodwin. Fairmont Springs, 8. Brewer. Fairview, T. Elliott.
*+Field, H. G. Pareon.
Fort Simpson, C. W. D. Clifford. Fort Steele, Chas. Clark. French Creek, W. H. Lee. Fulford Harbor, H. N. Rogers. Gabriola Island, Jas. Gray. Galena, Geo. McMillan. Garnham, W. Garnhamn. Genoa, W. D. Baker. Glenwood, W. Beadis.
- ¢Golden, C. A. Warren.
Goldstream, J. Phair.
Grand Prairie, R. M. Ciemitson. Granite Creek, W. 1'. Thompson. Grantham, Mrs. M. Grieve. Hagan, Jas. Hagan.
Hall's Prairie, D. W. Brown. Hanceville, O. T. Hance. Harrison Hot Springs, J.R.Brown. Harrison River, C. W. Menten. Hatzic, F. T. Lazenby.
Hatzic Prairie, L. Thompson. Hazelmere, H. T. Thrift.
Heal, F. Heal.
Hernando Island, W. D. Rorison. tHope, J. Wardle.
Hornby Island, Geo. Ford. Howe Sound, G. W. Gibson, Sr. Huntingdon, T. 8. Truswell. tIllecillewaet, A. C. McArthur. thet ah a E. H. Jones.
Kaslo, J. B. Wilson.
Keithley Creek, G. A. Veith. Kelowna, Thos. Spence.
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Keremeos, T. uy Kettle River, E. Spragget. Koksilah, C. Crozier. Kuotenay, D. Griffiths. Kuper Island, Rey. G. Donkell. Lac La Hache, W. Abel. *+Ladner's Landing, T. McNeely. flangley, J. M. Drummond. gley Prairie, W. Murray. Lillooet, Mrs. C. A. Phair. Loch Erroch, Thos. Wilson. Lower Nicola, R. M. Woodward. Lulu Island, W. H. Loudon. Lund, C. A. Thulin. ¢Lytton, A. gh ger dt Mamette Lake, L. Quienville. Maple Bay, W Morley. Mara, F. Appleby. Metlakatla, J. Cunningham. Milletream, J. Wrigglesworth. +Mission City, Jas. Tretheway. Moodyville, A. M. C. King. Mount Lehman, J. G. Langley. Mount Pleasant, T.R. Morrow. Mount Tolmie, Thos. Nicoll. Mud Bay, Thos. Welsh. McPherson Station, Annie Night-
ingale.
Naas Harbor, A. G. McLellan. Nakusp, U.S. Thomas. *+Nanaimo, A. H. Horne. Nanoose Bay, W. Roberts. *+Nelson, G. L. Gieker.
New Denver, F. Bo rne.
*+New Westminster, J. T. Brown. *+Nicola Lake, A. R. Carrington. Nicomekl, R. Ludlow.
Nicomin, Ww. Brown.
North Bend, J. Webb. Northfield, W. Crossan.
North Saanich, T. J. Forfar. Notch Hill.
Oaklands, W. B.C. Mewburn. Okanagan, C. O'Keefe. Okanagan Mission, B. Lequime. 150-Mile House, R. Borland. Osoyoos, T. ogee.
Otter, D. W. Popp
Otter Point, E. Serdoni, Parksville, N. Parks.
Pavillion, W. Lee.
Pender Island, W. Grimmer, Penticton, T. Ellis.
Pilot Bay, H. Byers.
+Plumper Pass, W. T. Collinson. Port Guichon, G. Sherman, *+Port Hammond, A. L. Lazenby. Port Haney, D. Docksteader.
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Port Kells, J. Latta.
Port Moody, J. Payes. Princeton, J. F. Allison. Quamichan, Florence Jaynes. +Qvesnelle, A. McNaughton. Quesnelle "Forks W. Stephengon. Quilchena, R. Charters.
Read Island, E. W. Wylie. #*+Revelatoke, F. B. Wells. Revelstoke Stn, H. J. Bourne. Riverside, W. Elliott.
Rivers Inlet, H. J. Kirkland. Robson, N. C. Sicotte.
Rock Creek, M. McCuaig. Rockford, R. Scott.
Rogers' Pass, W. Cator.
St. Elmo, C. F. Pound.
St. Eugene Mission, Rev. N. Co-
cola.
Salmon Arm, Emily McGuire. Salt Spring Island, J. Broadwell. Sandwick, E. Duncan.
Sap erton, H.L. De Beck. Sardis, A. '8. Vedder
Sadona's Ferry, J. i. McNab. Shopland, J. Shopland. Shortreed, R R. Shortreed. Shuswap, 'Lilly Hoffman. Sicamous, W. F. Wood. Sidney, L. Dickenson. Silverdale, R. Law.
A genet R. Cunningham. Slugg' th, J. Sluggett.
+So ty aa R. McLeese. Somenos, Mrs. Mary J.Kier. Sooke, J. Hewer.
South Vancouver, W. Daniels. Spailumcheen, G. J. Wallace. +Spence's Wi Sa +J. Murray. Squamish, W. Mashiter. Steveston, W. H. Steves. +Sumas, D. McGillivray. Surrey Centre, Churchland. Tappen Siding, F. McCulla. Terra Nova, J. Mellis. Thunder Hill, ri W. Brownrigg.
Tinehead, R. S. M. Inglis. Trail Creek, E eg Topping. Turgoose F. Turgoose. Ee aecedy .L. a
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Upper Sumas, M ez Island, R. Hall.
Saran J. Miller.
Van Winkle, Mrs. Laura Dodd. *#Vernon, R. McDougall. *+Victoria, N. Shakespeare. Victoria West, A. Watson, jr. Waneta, J. Reith.
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Paints, Oils and Agricultural faye
Columbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTAR, B. C.
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Deposits fro which 4 per ce will be received the central off Savings Bank. every informati plication.
List of Post now in operatio - Ashcroft Stat mox, Kamloops Nanaimo, New Lake, Port Ha Vancouver, Vict
List of Countr tion to Ca prised i
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Antigua. Argentine Repu Australia. Austria-Hungar Azores. Bahamas. Barbados. Belgium. Bermudas. Bolivia.
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Watson, E. R. Atherton. Webster's Corners, J. M. Webster. *+Wellington, T. Bryant. Westham Island, T. Adsett. ' Westholme, E. Barkley.
White Valley, P. Bisset. Whannock, G. A. Smith. Windermere, J. Stoddart.
+Yale, D. J. Creighton.
Young, H. R. Young. ,
POSTOFFIOCF SAVINGS BANKS.
Deposits from $1 upwards, on which 4 per cent interest is allowed, will be received for transmission to the central office of the Postoffice Savings Bank. Pass books and every information to be had on ap- plication.
List of Postoffice Savings Banks now in operation in British Columbia - Ashcroft Station, Chilliwack, Co- mox, Kamloops, Ladner's Landing, Nanaimo, New Westminster, Nicola Lake, Port Hammond, Quamichan, Vancouver, Victoria and Wellington.
List of Countries Which, in Addi- tion to Canada, are Com- prised in the Postal Union.
Antigua.
Argentine Republic. Australia. Austria-Hungary . Azores.
Bahamas. Barbados.
Belgium. Bermudas.
Bolivia.
Bosnia Herzegovina. Brazil.
British Borneo. British Guiana. British Honduras. British New Guinea. Bulgaria. Cameroons.
Canary Islands. Ceylon.
Chili.
Colombia (Republic of). Congo.
Costa Rica.
Cyprus.
Dani:h Colonies, viz.: Greenland, St. Croix, St. John and St.Thomas.
Denmark (including Faroe Islands and Iceland).
Dominica.
Dominican Republic (San Domingo).
Ecuador.
Egypt.
ae pee (See United Kingdom).
Falkland Islands.
Fiji Islands.
France. :
French Colonies, viz.: Martinique, Guadaloupe and dependercies, French Guiana (Cayenne), Senegal and dependencies, Gaboon and Grand Bassam, Aghwey, Half Jack, (also Sette, Cama and Assinie), Reunion, Cormoro Islands, May- otte and dependencies, French es- establishments in Madagascar, New Caledonia and dependencies, the French portion of the Low Archi- pelago, and the French establish- ments in India (Pondichery, Chan- dernagor, Karikal, Mahe and Yanaon), and in Cochin China.
Gambia.
Germany.
German Possessions, viz.: Camer- oons Territory, Marshall Islands, Territory of Togo, Territory of South West Africa, and New Guinea (portion of).
Gibraltar.
Gold Coast.
Greece.
Grenada.
Grenadines.
Guatemala.
Hawaiian Islands.
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Heligoland.
Herzegovina (See Bosnia).
Honduras (Republic of),
Hong Kong.
India.
Ireland (See United Kingdom).
Italy.
Jamaica.
Japan.
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Liberia.
Luxemburg.
Madeira.
alta. Marquesas Islands.
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Mexico.
Montenegro.
Montserrat.
Natal.
Netherlands.
Netherland Colonies, viz.: Dutch Guiana (Surinam), Ouracoa and de- pendencies, viz.: Bonaire, Aruba, the Netherland portion of St. Mar- tin, St. Eustache, Saba, Java, Madura, Sumatra, Celebes, Borneo
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New Zealand.
Nicaragua.
Norway.
Paraguay.
Patagonia.
Persia.
Peru.
Portugal.
Portuguese Colonies, viz.: Goa and and its dependencies (Daman and Diu), Macao, Timor, Cape Verd Islands and dependencies (Bissau and Cacheu), Islands of St. Thomas and Prince (in Africa), with the
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"al Salvador. slo Scotland (See United Kingdom). | @ | Servia. "|< | Seychelles (See Mauritius). Ay| ~ | Siam. 'o Sierra Leone - 2 Spain (including Balearic and Canary re 2 Islands). @ | South African Republic (Transvaal), S § | Spanish Colonies, viz: - Cuba, Porto 3S Rico, Fernanda Po, Annobon and or) = dependencies, Philipine Islands | 2 and Marian Islands. E ' | Straits Settlements. i]
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| Switzerland. ahiti. minste Tasmania. bia Str Tobago. Tortola. | Bank Transvaal (South African Republic), H ti aa Win 4 urkey. " Turk's Islands. bag nist United Kingdom of Great Britainand I = Treland. a Oe United States of America. ap On United States of Colombia. Eng by Uruguay. corner Venezuela. v Virgin Islands. ager, Zanzibar. Bank Sweden. 1817; E all paid Banks and Bankers. irae DOMINION SAVINGS BANK. Bene Dominion Savings Bank - Asst. Re- | d pe St ceiver General's Office, Postoffice building, Victoria, B. C.; Asst Re- ceiver General, J. H. McLauglin; atch B B. McConnan; Teller, K, { . Finlayson. The annual limit of deposit for Kap on each person must not exceed $1,000 in one fiscal year, with a maximum Victoris limit of $3,000. Nanaim KAMLOOPS. Vancou Bank of British Columbia - Incor- New W porated by Royal Charter, Capital, £600,000 ; in 30,000 shares of £20 each, with power to increase; reserve fund, $1,314,000. Head Office, 60 Lombard Street, London, Eng.; Victoris Agent at Kamloops, C. R. Slater. Wanhin NANAIMO, Vancou Bank of British Columbia - Agent, New W
George Williams. NELSON. Bank of British Columbia - Agent, G. V. Holt. Bank of Montreal - Agent, A. H. Buchanan.
NEW WESTMINSTER.
Bank of British Columbia - Colum- bia Street; Manager, E. A. Wyld; E. W. Allison, Accountant.
Bank of Montreal - Established 1817; Capital, $12,000,000, fully paid up; Reserve, $6,000,000; Head O ce,
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VANCOUVER.
Bank of British Columbia - 488 Hastings Street, West; Manager Wm..Murray; Accountant, H. F.D. Sewell. ;
Bank of British North America - Incorporated by bing Ae Charter; Paid up Capital, £1,000, pein 2 Lon- don Office, 3 Clements Lane, London, Eng. : Office in Vancouver, 32 Carroll, corner Oppenheimer Street; Man- ager, W. Godfrey.
Bank of Montreal - Established 1817; Head Office, Montreal; Capital all paid ups Office in Vancouver, 440 Hastings Street, West; Manager, C. Sweeny.
Wulffsohn & Bewicke - Private Bankers; Offices, 424 and 426 Cor- dova Street.
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Casement & Creary - Private Bank- ers; Whethem Block, Cordova,corner of Cambie Street.
VERNON.
Bank of Montreal - G. A. Hender- son, Acct Manager.
Wulffsohn & Bewicke, private bankers
VICTORIA.
Bank of British Columbia - Govern- ment Street, corner Fort Street ; Man- ager, Geo. Gillespie; Accountant, C, A. Goffin.
Bank of British North America - 83 Yates Street; Manager, G. H. Burns.
Green, Worlock & Co - Bankers, 81 Government Street; Manager, F. H Worlock.
Bank of Montreal- - Capital, $12,- 000,000; Reserve, $6,000,000; Govern- ment Street; A.J.C. Galletiey, Mgr.
Customs Statistics.
Exports from and Imports into the following Ports for the Fiscal Year end-
ing June 30, 1898.
EXPORTS.
V8 (6) 70) JE WAP OER A ey al Ca PPR tet ar ORRIN Po GaN BO Pane RA Ur a $2,054,105 ANT SRIREREDA hcscriica aioe lc traces avec bedcrcoatl tt oh sex SiSLABUNIE aCquee tea TAh hut TORE Ears Rating 2,586,016 \YENT OD UAC) CURRIN RR UR SC nano eats Sn OE Mave tel Pe TRO AER 695,842 ING VER SVVONUITLLTIQUOE aie cic cinta dices cde sascha tree ge seco ntaea + eects 806,834 ABOUEUE Es sutiuy sie dorargcacusirbe lire tian ear ona ai iaiEe aie ocean Bh rae eteceotialy $5,642,797 IMPORTS - DUTIABLE AND FREE GOODS. Dutiable Free. Duty Rec'd AVIACUORLD ici iié'e t cvceivariesieb-es ce'e « $2,321,707 $ 861,026 $ 788,676 07 N@MBIMOs. 6. ces cee cece eee 18,077 49,343 15 Vancouver............06 cess - 864,434 316,388 280,323 33 New Westminster........... 817,375 60,004 102,178 77 OCA Re uiihe rai ainane $3,662,673 $1,255,495 $1,220,521 382 The Salmon Pack, 1892. Cases Fraser River................... UBER IE TRH oar emia nad 80,215 TNS ALL Rea tae ge ee iter ert rence tat of ar an eA pasar ee en viece Trey ea ar 3,598 ORV GRUBRUENOUR i osvcny fitiice sis ati mmereicie Y voence AMAR TREE Moen vcecs ewewrun tn 15,126 PIRMETIGLVODG, i csie Rage oath ites (OENDAN GOW ERG MORE RAVE w EEL OOS 89,780 UNSERE RSL VOU 22 cicc;ccaricriek Rie AEN TR Eis CON ERE SeeELE AW AAT e ce Leela 25, CIMREUITIOIB LO IOR ich icine caikliok ORs MHC DRM LRER TY Hii en nea tien 6,1 MIOWOMLIME Gtr riticrn tir circ Muerte pai del eile Lees eoube Neti ec awe 8,161 Total Number of Cases........0..0.0scseceesseueeeceueeeess 228,470
See our Mackintoshes, Melissa and Rigby Waterproofs, Umbrellas, &c. B. WILLIAMS & CO., 97 Johnson Street, Victoria, B. C.
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<> - 32 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. - _ j Ps SALMON. od Ez The total quantity of salmon packed at the different establishments in 4 q the Province during 1892, reach 228,470 cases. From past experience it was q Si | predicted that the Fraser River canneries would yield but a small pack, and , ng - =f | this was demonstrated by the results, showing.80,215 cases onl;;; aaah River Se ? & Fort 8 : vo} i = | contributing 89,780 cases; Rivers' Inlet, 15,126 cases; Naas River, 25,484 { a uetlce Ges | cases, and various outside canning establishments 17,915 cases. ' Ravsist 4 WHR OIANGh ca kcy eos nase Resa ainhhd eiecie eater cuentas 163,311 cases from Nal a DOCH CBE Ess N's Uuetic vie Sivan nee HceR RA Wa aK Eur cu eN iad aa tne) 59,350" the Slo BS TOMAUSER DLL Re sac ssp tla oso tre: o Hocico als ecanrinectanenerecainie eeeagtoes gree oer 1,498 'S carrying. (] LhocdlcandsSundtes ec ci i Glens annem ators cule 4,811 ' toa noth : Ss N ial Mi Mbaidie ee. Oey ey dni ttae Monee Riana on ron eee ate aee 228,470 cases pile (For pack of 1898, see Addeuuda.) Inlet «& |] ka pratles L ing the F H 3 | Salmon Canneries in the Province in 1892. chief is tl ) his is j m- FRASER RIVER. couver Is] ; ; ; ries F or some cx > | Phoenix Canning Co., Dumphries Canning Co., Brittania Canning Co. < a British American Packing Co.,Canoe Pass Canning Co., Wadham's EF. A. 2 { ' seg tie | British Columbia Canning Co., Garry Point Canning Co., Delta Canning Kl R a the Co., Wellington Packing Co., Holly Packing Co., Harlock Packing Co. : ey Ag a a g ' tl m - Laidlaw & Co., Pacific Coast Packing Co., Terra Nova Canning Cv., Lulu f De 1 1e Nicc « | Island Canning Co., Ewan & Co., Munn Bros. & Ewen, Sea Tieng; Bon ji be ta to C > a | Accord Fishing Co., Canadian Pacific Packing Co., Beaver Canning Co., a, TheC. N Richmond Canning Co., Deas Island, B.C., Canning Co., Brunswick Can- } a Nelson on 23 ning Co., Imperial Cannery, (Short & Son,) Steveston Canning Co. 4 the mount Ly NAAS RIVER. { i ~] Ps _ es iat gas vial British Columbia Canning Co., Cascade Packing a o., A.J. McLellan. és 4 0 RIVERS' INLET. rid, oO ' ave Bay Canning Co., Rivers' Inlet Canning Co., Wannock Pack- ae Export . ing . es 0 | SKEENA RIVER. 7. Sth Jeune; Balmoral Packing Co., British America Packing Co., Skeena Packing DP adcogie aa) Co., Inverness Canning Co., North Pacific Canning Co., Windsor Canning Eb Victoria. . . a) Co., Standard Canning Co. ; A : Nanaimo. . GARDINER'S INLET. moh a | a Price's Proserving and Canning Co. " - LOWE INLET. 4 Total S25 |. Lowe Inlet Packing Co. ' i wipaai =| THE ANNUAL PACK | - =rt (Since the beginning of the industry.) Importe eal rope ih, Sha en HAIR eee Wena er KOT RT ER RE ate: rf pate ! June, 1893: MEER Vb bovis Beare ecg op ocb8 Fi bl OTSEGO CREM Luc¥eb rheip.Kosdbics ck, ede p are bG 264 MME TUR iskivccsieteuca pays (PERRI SER ck evi socercvenoos Coben 204,088 c pepres PR re lacrivatveisentanh ones MODA SP FBOB vssccoes ssp ecdae ceatees | } Victoria . .. BR BIOs ici bes vebytvacnned 1,849 | 1889.............. 0005 veveve 414,204 | | Nanaimo .. ' . ' BE LORD cystac enced cmecrnis 177,276 | 1890....... psig eohnied ereae 1+ 409, , | Vancouver CORD cy Rb is KR LT Meri vee 255,061 | 1891...........005 seeeseees 814,808 '| New Weatm i} em See ee ve 196,292 1892,....... RECA har, sos. 228,470 = 1 ASA GRR era ara RPT oF rea Pa . 141,242 Total Be
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Railways, 1893.
Six railway lines are now under course of construction, viz. : The Nelson & Fort Sheppard, running from Nelson in the Kootenay District to. the American boundary, and connecting with the American systems; the Revel- stoke & Arrow Lake R.R., andthe Nakusp & Slocan R.R., the former from Revelstoke on the C.P.R., south to the head of Arrow Lake, and the latter from Nakusp in the Southern end of the same lake to a point in the heart of the Slocan mining region, the two lines to be connected by a ferry:capable of carrying a train of cars; the Kaslo& Slocan, from Kaslo on Kootenay Lake to a point in the Slocan mining region; the B.C. Southern from the Crow's Nest coal mines south toa point on the Boundary; the Victoria & Sidney running from Victoria to Sidney in Saanich farming district; the Burrard Inlet & Fraser R.R., running from Vancouver toaconnection with the Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern at the Boundary near Mission City, and cross- ing the Fraser by bridge at New Westminster. Of the projected lines, the chief is the Canadian Western Central, now known as the British Pacific. This is intended to run from Victoria North to the upper end of Van- couver Island, and East to the Boundary of the Province at the Yellowhead or some convenient pass, opening up the Chilcotin and Cariboo Districts, famous for their pastoral lands and their gold mines.
Of the numerous charters, may be mentioned. those of the Nicola Valley R.R., running from Spence's Bridge on the C.P.R. fifty miles tor:coal mines in the Nicola country, and the Chilliwack Railway running fromthe Fraser Delta to Chilliwack, on the south side of the Fraser River.
TheC.P.R. is surveying a line for a route through Crow's Nest Pass to
Nelson on Kootenay Lake. This will give the road an easier route through the mountains.
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British Columbia Board of Trade.
OFFICERS, 1893-4.
A. O. Flumerfelt, Esq., President.
CG. E. Renouf, Esq., Vice-President.
F, Elworthy, Esq., Secretary.
Office: Board of Trade Building, Vic- toria, B.C.
Annual Election of Officers: First Friday in July. Board Meeting: First Friday in each quarter.
Distances in B.C.
Victoria to San Francisco, by water, 760 miles, to Yokohama 4446 miles, to Sidney, N.S.W., 7506 miles; Vic- toria to Tacoma 115 miles, to New Westminster 75 miles, to Vancouver 72 miles, to Nanaimo 73 miles; New Westminster to Yale [river] 100 miles, [rail] 109 miles; Yale to Barkerville 385 miles, Barkerville to Harvey Ureek 50 miles, Cache Creek to Okanagan 112 miles, Okanagan to Okanagan Mission 112 miles, Cassiar to Fort Wrangel 260 miles, Clinton to Dog Creek 60 miles, Clinton to Lil- looet 47 miles, Esquimalt to Victoria, 3 miles, Hope to Kootenay 435 miles, Maple Bay to Somenos 7 miles, Met- chosin to Victoria 25 miles, Saanich to Victoria 24 miles, Sooke to Vic- toria 26 miles, Spence's Bridge to Victoria 262 miles, Spence's Bridge to head of Nicola Lake 60 miles, Skeena to Victoria 514 miles, Vic- toria to Montreal 2,990 miles, to New York 3374 miles.
Harbors.
On Vancouver Island - Victoria, Es-
| dare Nanaimo, Barclay Sound,
inter Harbor, Queenstown.
On the Mainland - Burrard Inlet, Vancouver, Fraser River, Howe Sound, Bute Inlet, Milbank Sound, River Skeena, River Naas, Port Simpson.
Agricultural Associations. OFFICERS OF THE B.C,A.A. FOR 1893-4 President, Dr. Milne, Victoria; First
Vice-President, J. T. Wilkinson,
OBESON, N. W. DOBESO
Chilliwack; Second Vice-Presi- dent, Geo. Deans; Hon. Treasurer, R. Seabrook, Victoria; Hon. Sec- retary, C. E. Renouf. Trustees - N. Shakespeare, D. R. Ker, G. A. McTavish, C. E. Renouf, J. H. Todd. Board of Management - D. R. Ker, J. Holland, G. A. Me- Tavish, I. M. Okell, W. H. Ellis, W.H. Bainbridge. J. Lamberton, McKettrick, W. Templeman, W. J. Pendray, R. P. Rithet, J. H. Falconer, G. Leiser, F. Fell, Dr. Tolmie, R. T. Williams, Victoria; W. Thompson, J. Deans [Saanich], J. S. Shopland [Shopland], A. Haslam, M.P., [Nanaimo], H. F. Page [Matsqui) W. H. Ladner (Ladners] i Hutcheson ([Lad- ners], A. C. Wells [Chilliwack], W.B. Townsend [New Westmin- ster], A. N. B. McGowan [Van- couver], G. W. Henry, J. Kirk- land (Ladners], T. Cuningham (New Westminster], J. C. Me- Lagan.
British Columbia Horticultural Soc- iety and Fruit Growing As- sociation.
Offices, 1 Oppenheimer Street, Van- couver. Officers elected annually. Ordinavy Meetings quarterly. Offi- cers for 1893: President, W. J. Harris; First Vice-President, Thos. Cunningham ; Second Vice-President, N. Butchart ; Secretary-Treasurer, A. H. B. MacGowan.
Benevolent and Other Societies.
BRITISH COLUMBIA' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, FOUNDED IN 1872.
This Soviety is designed upon the broad principle of practical benevo- lence, without regard to creed, color or nationality; it is intended for the relie€ of such distress and destitution as may appear to call for succor from any institution of this kind. Officers for the year 1893: President, Thomas J. Burns; Vice-President, Dixi H. Ross; Secretary-Treasurer, W. H. Mason. Office, Trounce Avenue, Victoria.
Tron and Brass Founders, General Machinists,
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BRITISH COLUMBIA W.C.T.U. REFUGE HOME.
Victoria - 108 Cormorant Street. President, Mrs. D. Spencer; Cor- responding-Secretary, Mrs. Celia eee Matron, Mrs. E. Mc-
ae.
BRITISH COLUMBIA PROTESTANT ORPHANS' HOME, FOUNDED A. D. 1873
The object of this institution is to receive and to provide a home for orphans, destitute and other children, under the age of ten years, requiring such care, and to educate them in the Protestant faith, and instruct them in the elements of secular knowledge. Officers elected annually in Decem- ber. Meetings quarterly atthe Home. F. H. Worlock, es President; C. Hayward, Exq., on. Secretary ; Jas. Hutcheson, Esq., Hon. Treas- urer,
During the past year the Home was removed from the old premises on Rae Street to the new and com- modious building on Cook Street, which has been especially erected for the use of the Home, by bequest of the late John G. Taylor, Esq.
Visitora can be shown over the Home Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8to5 p.m.
The friends of the children may visit on Saturday, from 2 to 5 p. m,
THE CHINESE HOME,
Under the auspices of the Canadian Woman's Methodist Church. 100 Cormorant Street. Matron, Mrs.M. E. Morrow; Associate Missionary, Florence 8, Wickett.
W. 0. T. U.
Victoria Union - President, Mrs, MariaGrant; Vice-President, Mrs. Jenkins ; Secretary, Mrs. Gould ; Treasurer, Mrs. Capt. Grant.
The W.C.T.U. meets every Thurs- day at 3 p.m. in, the Temperance Hall, Pandora Ave.
Y. P. W. C. T, U.
President, Miss Fawcett; Vice- President, Miss Birdie Grant; Secre- tary, Miss Richardson ; Treasurer, Miss Teague.
The Union meets on the first and third Wednesday of every month, in
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Temperance Hall, Pandora Street, at 8 o'clock.
Y. M. C. ASSOCIATIONS.
New Westminster - Corner Church and Columbia Streets. Officers elect- ed annually in March. Regular meetings monthly, second Wednes- day, at therooms. Annual member- ship fee $5, entitling the members to all the priviloges: Reading room free to all.
Vancouver - Library, reading room, etc., 139 Hastings Street, West.
Meeting of directors first Thursday:
of each month. Member's fee, $5 annually.
Victoria - Library, reading room, etc., Green's Block, Broad Street. Annual subscription, $5, entitling the members to the library, reading room, baths andgymnasium. Read- ing room free to all. President, Dr. E. Hall; Vice-President, W. §8. Hampson; Rec.-Sec., F. W. Davey; Treasurer, H. G. Waterson; Hon. Sec., F. W. Teague.
YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE.
Victoria - Segher's Council, No. 85. Officers elected semi-annually. Regu- lar meetings fortnightly xt Institute Hall, View Street, where a comfort- able and commodious reading room is nent up. President, Rev. J. A. Van Nevel, Recording Secretary, F. G.Sehl, P. O. Box, 697
I, 0. G. T. GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.
G. C. T. - Rey. A. E. Green, Wel- lington, G. V. T. - Miss B. Savage, Kam- loops. Grand Councillor - Rev. C. Bryant, Point Hammond. Grand Secretary - R. W. Allison, box 74, Vancouver. Grand Treasurer - Dr. L. Hall, box 63, Victoria. Grand Chaplain - Rev. B. A. Ray- son, Chilliwack. Grand Marshall - Geo. M. Calla- han, New Westminster. P. G. ©. Templar and Elevtoral Supt. - Chas. 8. Keith, New Weat- minster. BRITISH COLUMBIA PIONEER SOCIETY.
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Vice-President - T. J. Partridge. Secretary - J. J. Austin. Treasurer - Allan Graham. Physician - J. MacNaughton Jones. Janitor - R. Ridley. : Directors - C. Pagden, G. Fair- nner P. Steele, J. Fannin, E. J.
hain. Newspapers and Publications.
VICTORIA.
The Daily Colonist - Established De- cember 11th, 1858, published daily [morning] and weekly, by the Colonist Publishing and Printing Co., Ltd., the Colonist building, 74 Government street. Daily, $10 per annum; weekly, $2 per annum In advance. Editor H. Lawson.
The Victoria Daily Times - Regis- tered April 30th, 1885, published daily [evening] and weekly by the Times Printing & Publishing Com-
any, Limited, 35-37 Yates street.
aily, $10 per annum; weekly, $2 per annum in advance. Manager and editor, Wm. Templeman.
The Victoria Home Journal - Issued every Saturday, Victoria. Sub- scription, $1 peryear. Henderson & Carley, proprietors.
The British Columbia Commercial Journal - Published weekly, every Tuesday. Editor, D. M. Carley. Business manager, L. G. Hender- son. Office, 77 Johnson street. $2 per annum.
The Monthly Recorder - Published by the Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation. Editor and Business Man- ager, H. P. Elson. Subscription, 60 cts. per annum.
NANAIMO.
Nanaimo Free Press - Issued daily, [evening] and semi-weekly, Tues- day and Friday. Office, Commer- cial street. Proprietor and editor, Geo. Norris. Subscription, $3 per annum in advance.
The Daily Telegram - Published by the Telegram Printing Co., Nan- aimo, B.C. W. J. Gallagher, Manager.
St. Alban's Church Monthly Paper - Editor, Rev. G. H. Tovey. Sub-
scription 60 cts. per annum in ad- vance. VANCOUVER.
Vancouver News-Advertiser - Office, Cambie corner Pender street. Man- ager, F. C. Cotton. Issued daily [morning] except Monday, and weekly each Wednesday. Terms: Daily, $8 per annum in advance; weekly, $2 per annum in advance.
Vancouver Daily World - Manager and editor, J. C. McLagan; asso- ciate editor, J. M. O'Brien. Office, 326 Cordova street. Issued daily {evening] except Sunday, and weekly each hursday, by the World Publishing Co., Limited. Terms: Daily $10 per annum in advance; weekly to any address in Canada, United States or Great Britain, $2 per annum in advance.
The Institute - Issued monthly under the auspices of the Young People of the Methodist Church.
Home Cheer--Issued monthly under the auspices of W.C.T.U.
British Columbia Commerce and Mari- time Register - Issued semi-an- nually. Subscription, $1 per an- num.
The Endeavor Standard - A monthly journal edited in the interest of the Christian Endeavor movement. Office of publication, Trythall y Printing Works, Vancouver, B.C. Subscription 50 cents per year.
NEW WESTMINSTER.
Daily British Columbian - Issued daily each afternoon except Sun- day, and weekly each Wednesday morning. Office, c rner Columbia street and Lytton square. Pro- Roe and publishers, Kennedy
ros.
The Churchman's Gazette and New Westminster Diocesan Chronicle - Issued monthly.
The Month - Published monthly at St. Louis College.
KASLO.
Kaslo-Slocan Examiner - C. Coy, Edi- tor and Proprietor. Terms, $4 a year in advance.
KAMLOOPS. The Inland Sentinel - Issued weekly,
T. J. TRAPP & GO., Hardware, Paints, Oils and Agricuitaral Implements,
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each Saturdav. Proprietor and editor, H. McCutcheon. Terms, $3 per annum in advance. REVELSTOKE. The Kootenay Star - Issued weekly. Subscription $3 per annum.
STEVESTON.
The Steveston Enterprise - Published weekly. Blake & Trites, pro- prietors.
VERNON.
The Vernon News - Published weekly. Pan neeors and editors, Stuart & Harber.
NELSON.
Nelson Miner - Miner Printing and Tenyantng Co. - Robt. Renwick, gr.
GOLDEN.
Golden Era - Weekly; manager and
editor, W. P. Harvey. WELLINGTON.
The Wellington Advocate - Published every Saturday by the Advocate Publishing Co: Office - New Town- site, Wellington, B.C.: Managing editor, Robt. McManus.
Provincial Museum.
This institution, which was started in October, 1887, has made such rapid strides that it has been found neces- sary to make considerable additions to the building for the reception of minerals, fossils and Indian curios. The principal display of specimens of natural history is conceded to be the finest in the Dominion, and the con- tributions are continually increasing. It is free to the public, being sup- ported by the provincial government. Among the interesting collection of rare animals will be found the Musk Ox, the White Goat, the Mountain Sheep, the Reindeer, Wapiti, and the Grizzly Bear, etc. Birds are also well represented, there being between three and four hundred specimens.
During the last year large additions have been made to the Indian collec- tion, and a new room has been added to this department so that at the present time the exhibit is quite an
interesting one, comprising, as_ it does, about 2,000 specimens of Indian work in stone, horn and wood, not a few of which are the work of tribes long since passed away.
In the peeahee of its mountains, rivers and forests, in the treasures which lie hidden beneath its stretch of six hundred miles of sea, few coun- tries can boast of more varied and
rolific resources than British Co- umbia, and material enough can therefore be found within its borders to form one of the most interesting and instructive collections in the Dominion.
The co-operation of the general public is necessary to insure the mu- seum hecoming a really representa- tive institution. It is therefore earnestly desired that geological and natutal history specimens from all
arts of the Province may be col- ected by those who have the oppor- tunity, and forwarded to the Curator ; the receipt of all such contributions will be promptly acknowledged, Bei the transportation charges fully paid.
Packages of ores should not be too large, and each specimen should be accompanied with a note of locality, position and extent of formation.
John Fannin, Curator; Hours of admission - Daily, 9a.m. till5 p.m. ; Saturdays, 9a.m. till 3 p.m.
Natural History Society of British Columbia,
Ata meeting held in the office of the Provincial Museum on March 26, 1890, by a number of gentlemen in- terested in the study of Natural History, it was decided that a society should be organized bearing the title of the Natural History Society of British Columbia, and that the ob- ject of this society should be to acquire and promote a more extended knowledge of the natural history of the Province, and to act as an inde- 1 apa h auxiliary to the Provincial
useum.
A series of most eb structive papers on natura subjects was read by
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OFFICERS.
President, Ashdown Green, C.E.; Vice-Presidents, J. Deans, E. Hasell, M.R.C.S., England; Treasurer, J. K. Worsfold; Curator, J. Fannin; Secretary, C. F. Newcombe, M. D., Aberdeen; Librarian, E. Hasell, M. R.C.S., England.
COMMITTEE.
O.C. Hastings, C. P.Wooley, Rev. Canon A. Beanlands, M. A., C. Low- enberg.
Provincial Government Lands.
Crown Landsin British Columbia are classified as either surveyed or unsurveyed lands, and may be ac- quired either by record or pre-emp- tion, or by purchase.
PRE-EMPTIONS.
The following persons may record or pre-empt Crown lands, viz: Any person being the head of a family, a widow, or a single man over 18 years of age, being a British subject, may record surveyed or unsurveyed Crown lands, which are unoccupied, unre- served and unrecorded.
Aliens may also record such sur- veyed or unsurveyed lands, on mak-
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ersonal residence of the settler or homestead settler, or his family,
The settler must enter into occupa- tion of the land within thirty days after recording, and must continue to occupy it.
Continuous absence for a longer period than two months consecu- tively of the settler or homestead settler, or family, is deemed ces- sation of occupation; but leave of absence may be granted not exceeding six months in any one year, inclusive of the two months' absence. In cases of illness, vouched for by sufficient evidence, or in the cases of immigrant settlers returning to their former homes to bring their families to their homesteads, or in other special cases, an extension of time may be granted, during which the pre-emptor may be absent from his claim without prejudice to right therein.
Land is considered abandoned if unoccupiod for more than six months in the aggregate in one year, or for more than two months consecutively .
If so abandoned, the record of the settler so ceasing to occupy the same, and all improvements and _ buildings made and erected on such land, shall be absolutely forfeited to the Crown.
'rhe fee on recording is $2.
Any pre-«mptor of unsurveyed land may have the land surveyed at his own expense, subject to rectification of boundaries, or wait till the Chief
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GRANTS, The price of Crown lands pre-empted
"| + | tains, or 160 acres in the rest of the | is one dollar per acre, which may be om] , | province. pei in four equal instalments, as fol- 3 No person can hold more than one | lows: First instalment, two years 3/4 | pre-emption claim atatime. Prior | from date of record or pre-emption, Aj|= | record or pre-emption of one claim | and each other instalment yearly
w= | and all rights under it, are forfeited | thereafter, until the full amount is @| ©] by subsequent.record of pre-emption | paid. But the last instalment is not re m2 | of another claim. payable until after the survey.
5 Land recorded or pre-empted can- The Crown grant excludes gold and iy | not be transferred or conveyed till | silver ore, and reserves to the Crown
@ | after a Crown grant has been issued. | a royalty of five cents per ton of mer- 213 Such land, until the Crown grant | chantable coal raised or gotten from ®|@| is issued, is held by occupation. | the land, not including dross or fine s s | Such occupation must be a bona fide | slack. Bl.
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No person shall be entitled to record or pre-empt any land included in any
timber lease, if the land which it is"
proposed to record has on each eighty acres thereof milling timber to the ex- tent of ten thousand feet per acre.
A Crown grant can beissued toan alien who may have recorded or pre- empted by virtue of his declaring his intention to become a Rritish subject, unless he has become naturalized.
The heirs or devises of the home- stead settler are, if resident in the Province, entitled to the Crown grant, on his decease.
If they are absent from the Prov- ince at the time of his death,the Chief Commisioner may dispose of the pre- emption,and make such provision for th + person entitled thereto,as he may deem just.
PRE-EMPTION FOR PARTNERSHIP PUR- POSES.
Partners, not exceeding four, may pre-empt asa firm 160 acres each west of the Cascades to each partner, and 320 acres east of the Cascades to each partner.
Each partner must represent his in- terest in the firm by actual residence on the land. But each partner, need not reside on his particular pre- emption,
he partners, or their agents, may reside together on one, homestead if the homesteads be situated on any part of the partnership pre-emption.
For obtaining a certificate of im- provement, it is sufficient to show that improvements have been made on some portion of the claim ,amount- ing in the aggregate, to $2.50 per acre on the whole land.
Mining Laws.
FREE MINERS AND THEIR PRIVILEGES.
Every person over, but not under, eighteen years of age, and every joint stock company, shall be entitled to all the rights and privileges of a free miner, and shall be considered a free miner, upon taking outa free miner's certificate. A minor who shall be- come a free miner shall, as regards his mining property and liabilities contracted in connection therewith,
be treated as of full age. A free miner's certificate issued to a joint stock co:ipany shall be issued in its corporate name. A free miner's cer- tificate shall not be transferable. 1891, c. 25, 8. 3.
A free miner's certificate may be granted for one or more years, to run from the date thereof, or from the ex- piration of the applicant's then ex- isting certificate, upon the payment therefor of the fees set out in the Schedule of fees to this Act. Only one person or one joint stock com- pany shall be named therein. 1891, c. 25, 8. 4.
RECORD OF CLAIM.
Everv free miner locating a min- eral claim shall record the same with the Mining Recorder of the district within which the same is situate, within fifteen days after the location thereof, if located within ten miles of the office of the said Minin Recorder. One additional day shal be allowed fo. such record for every additional ten miles or fraction thereof. Such record shall be made in a book to be kept for the purpose in the office of the said Mining Re- corder, in which shall be inserted the name of the claim, the name of each locator, the number of each locator's free miner's certificate, the locality of the mine, the direction of the lo- cation line, the length in feet, the date of location, and the date of the record. Such record shall be, as near as may be possible, in the Form Bin the Schedule to the Act, anda certified copy thereof shall be given by the Mining Recorder to the free miner or his agent. A claim which shall not have been recorded within the prescribed period shall be deemed to have been abandoned. 1891, c. 25, s. 19;-1892, c. 32,8. 7; 1893, c. 29, 8. 5.
DISCOVERERS' CLAIMS.
To one discovery, 300 feet in length. To two discoveries, 600 feet in length. To three, 800 feet in length. To four, 1000 feet in length, and to each mem- ber of a party yond four in num- ber, a claim of the ordinary size only.
A new stratum of auriferous earth or gravel situated in a locality where
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the claims are abandoned, shall for the above purposes, be deemed a new mine, although the same locality shall have been previously worked at a different level: and dry diggings discovered in the vicinity of bar diggings shall be deemed a new mine, and vice versa. A discoverer's claim shall be reckoned as one ordinary claim.
Creek discovery claims shall ex- tend 1000 feet on each side of the centre of the creek, or as far as the summit.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
On discovery of a new lode or vein containing minerals, six months. On proving expenditure, in cash, labor, or machinery, of $1,000 on each full interest (without reasonable return) one year. Under other conditions Gold Commissioner has option.
MINERAL CLAIMS.
Any free miner desiring to locate a mineral claim shall, subject to the provisions of this Act with respect to land which may be used for mining, enter upon the same and locate a plot of ground measuring, where possible but not exceeding, 1,500 feet in length by 1,500 feet in breadth, in as nearly as possible a rectangular form, that is to say all angles shall be right angles, except in cases where a boun- darv line of a previously surveyed claim is adopted as common to both claims, but the lines need not neces- sarily be meridional. In defining the size of a mineral claim, it shall be measured horizontally, irrespective of inequalities on the surface of the ground. 1893, c. 29,8. 3.
A mineral claim shal] be marked by two legal posts, placed as near as pos- sible on the line of the ledge or vein, and the posts shall be numbered 1 and 2, and the distance between posts 1 and 2 shall not exceed fifteen hundred feet, the line between posts Nos. |! and 2 to he known as the loca- tion line, and upon posts Nos. 1 and 2 shall 'be written the name given to the mineral claim, the name of the locator, and the date of the location. Upon No. 1 post there shall be written, in addition to the foregoing, 'Initial Post,'? the approximate
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compass bearing of No. 2 post, and a statement of the number of feet lying to right and to the left of the line from No. 1 to No. 2 post, thus: - '*Tnitial post. Direction of post No. 2. feet of this claim lie on the right, and feet on the eS the line from No.1 to No. 2 ost.
All the particulars required to be ut on No. 1 post shall be furnished y the locator to the Mining Recorder
at the time the claim is recorded, and shall form a part of the record of such claim.
When a claim has been located, the holder shall immediately mark the line between posts Nos. 1 and 2 so that it can be distinctly seen; in a timbered locality, by blazing trees and cutting underbrush, and in a locality where there is neither timber nor underbrush, he shall set legal posts so that such line can be dis- tinctly seen.
In cases where, from the nature or shape of the ground, it is impossible to mark the centre line of the claim, provisionismade. (See Mineral Act, 1891.) Only one claim onthe same lode or vein can be held except by purchase. Quartz claims are deemed to be mineral claims.
To lawfully hold a Crown grant for a mineral claim, it must be surveyed by a surveyor approved by the Land Office, notice of application for the grant must be posted conspicuously on the land and on the Government office of the district, also inserted for sixty days in the Government Ga- zette, and a newspaper, if any, cir- culating in the district, and proof must be given to the satisfaction of the Government officers that $500 have been bona fide expended in money or labor upon the claim, ex- clusive of all houses, buildings and other like improvements. Or a Crown grant may be got by paying $25 per acre to the Government in lieu of representation and expendi- ture of the claim.
General provisions for ordinary mining claims apply to mineral claims as far as may be.
The proper representation of ''min- eral'' claim requires that the sum of
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one hundred dollars, in money, labor or improvements shall be expended in the first six months of every year upon the claim to the satisfaction of a Gold Commissioner or Mining Re- corder, and that the owner shall have obtained a certificate from the Gold Commissioner or Mining Recorder, to that effect, within six months from the location of the claim, and thereafter within the first six months in every year, and shall have record- ed the certificate immediately after its issue.
Leases of mining ground, ditch privileges, etc., may be issued, but will not in general be granted for a longer term than ten vears, or for a quantity of ground greater than:
In dry diggings, ten acres;
In bar diggings, unworked, half a mile in length along the high water mark;
In bar diggings worked and aban- doned, one mile and a half in length along the high water mark;
In creek claims on abandoned creeks one mile and a half in length.
The regulations as to flumes, ditches, and drainage need not be de- tailed, but it may be stated that the water taken into a ditch or sluice has to be measured at the ditch or sluice head. No water should be taken in- to a ditch or sluice except in a trough placed horizontally at the place at which the water enters it. One inch of water. means half the quantity
that will pass through an orifiice two inches high by one wide, with a con- stant head of seven inches above the upper side of the orifice.
COAL PROSPECTING LICENSES.
A twelve months' prospecting li- cense for 480 acres of vacant coal land in one block, may be granted oy the Government on payment of $25. The licenses may be extended for another year if the licensee has actually ex-
lored for coal, on payment of $50.
he license is not transferable with- out notice being given to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works. If the licensee wishes to purchase the coal lands, he may do so under the Land Act for $2.50 per acre.
TIMBER LICENSES.
Unlicensed persons, except for farm or mining purposes, etc., are not permitted to cut trees on Crown lands. <A timber license may be granted for 1000 acres for four years on payment of $10 annually, and 15 cents for each tree soxceps hemlock) felled, payable half-yearly. No per- son can hold more than one license at the same time, and it is not trans- ferable. Mill-owners cannot saw logs taken from Crown lands [in which are included lands leased at less than ten cents an acre], until the timber dues of twenty cents per thousand feet, board measure are paid.
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In the Dominion and Provincial Electoral District of New Westmin- ster, is situate on the crossing of the Mission extension of the O.P.R. and the New Westminster and 'Yale wagon road. Nearest pust and tele- graph office, Matsqui (Mission). Aldridge, F, fmr Appleby, Leonard Shafts, fmr Appleby, Herbert, fmr Arnold, F, fmr Baiss, James, fmr Baldwin, John, mgr Catholic Mis-
sion farm Baldwin, Thomas, fmr Boley, J, fmr Calder, D, fmr Calder, J, {mr Campbell, Mrs P, fmr Chapman, §, fmr Clark, William T, fmr Conroy, P, fmr Currie, J J, fmr Downs, L, fmr Dum, John, fmr Forks, F, fmr Fraser, J, {mr Fraser, William, fmr Glassey, James, fmr Hawkins, E, farm and stock raiser Henchey, J, fmr ' Johnson, F, fmr Joiner, John, farm hand MacCrimmon, F, sr, fmr
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In the Dominion and _ Provincial Electoral District of New West- minster. Is situated on the right bank of the Fraser river, 82 miles from Vancouver, with which' it is connected by Canadian Pacific Railway. There is telegraph and express at railway station; nearest banking point, New Westminster. Stages for Harrison Hot Springs [514 miles distant] meet all trains. Dominion Government Experi- mental Farm is in this valley, and the whole district is very fertile. A popular resort for tourists.
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Agassiz, L A, J P, fmr Agassiz, Mrs Ashton, Benjamin, fmr Ashton, RL, fmr Baker, Henri, fmr Baker, H I, fmr | Baskfield, John, labr | Beebee, Geo W, fmr | Bentley, Alf, carpenter Boyton, Robt, fmr | Brough, RI, fmr Brown, Fredk, hotelkpr, Harrison | Sutherland, Hugh Hot Springs Farm Brown, J R, hotelkpr Trotter, Chas, fmr Burkitt, John, fmr ' Ward, Patrick, section hand Burton, Jas, hotelkpr, Harrison Hot | Walker, Wm, {mr Springs Walker, W E, labr ' Calvert, Henry, labr West, Frank, fmr
Cameron, John A, labr White, Herbert, storekeeper Cameron, Norman, fmr Wilson, John, fmr
Parere, Ed, fmr
Passingham, J A, fmr
Pettis, Geo, laborer
Probert, Edwin, clerk
Probert, Mrs R, hotel prop
Sabiston, John, labr
Scripture, H, clerk, Harrison Hot
anch ranch
'y, prop
Springs Sharpe, T A, Mang Exp Farm Skill, Wm, laborer Sich, T Thrale, hop pores '
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; 'cooks, Harry, fmr aenon Founcier, A, section hand Sheath Galbraith, David, fmr AINSWORTH. Ee Gibson, OC, fmr ; Saya? Greyell, Abel, fmr Postmastge, R. F, GREEN. jp Greyell, Ed D, fmr
up Pd Halliday, , labr In the Dominion Electoral District of
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Herrling, Chas A, fmr Herrling, Gus, fmr Hicks, Thos, fmr Hicks, Young, fmr Holtby, H W, fmr Inkman, Alphonse, clerk Inkman, Chas, storekpr assistant King, A A, labr Lawton, H, labr Lefroy, W E, fmr Leslie, H J, station agent
Yale, and Provincial of West Koot- enay, is situate on the shore of Kootenay lake, ten miles from the mouth of the West Arm, twenty- eight from Nelson and twelve from Kaslo. Mails four times a week in summer; nearest railway station, banking point, telegraph and ex+ press office, Nelson, with which there is regular steam communi- cation; also with Ainsworth, Bon-
ner's Ferry, Idaho and intermedi- ate points. Mining is the principal industry.
Alexander, L, miner
Atchison, George, miner
Baker, John J, miner
Beaton, A, miner
Bennett, Thos, miner
Brassard, L E, mine owner
Burr, James, miner
Cameron, John, miner
Carpenter, Eli, prospector
Clark, Dan, miner
Cody, H, prospector
Cummins, Frank, miner
Cunningham, Pete, miner
Devlin, Jas, hotel keeper
Devlin, Thos, hotel keeper
Falkner, Frank, clerk
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MBIA, B. WILLIAMS & Co., 97 JOHNSON ST., VICTORIA.
Lennon, Jas, C P Ry sec foreman McDonald, John, fmr McDonald, J A, fmr McDonald, R E, fmr McEwen, John, fmr McEwen, Malcolm, fmr McGawley, James, carpenter McGawley, P, fr McGawley, Thos, labr McKay, Aleck, labr McRae, Donald, blacksmith McRae, John, fmr McRae, Mrs Margaret, hotel prop Merchant, Ike, fmr
Moffitt, William, gentleman Murphy, M J, fmr
Murray, John, labr
Nelson, Chas, labr
Nicholles, Geo, fmr
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Fitch Frank, carpenter
Franklin, Wm, miner
Garrison, Martin, miner
Garvey, Andrew, miner
Giegerich, Henry, general merchant
Gilchrist, Dunk
Gill, John, miner
Green, Benj
Green, Bros, general merchants
Green, R F, trader
Harkness, John, miner
Harman, Geo, miner
Harrop, Ernest, miner
Henry, J, MD, drugstore
Holland, Ivy, miner
Jevons, W, mine owner
Johnstone, Thos, superintendent big tunnel
Kent, Geo, miner
Latrace, Wm, miner
Lidster, Thos, miner
Lendrum, T J, recorder
Lett, Peter, prospector
Martiney, John, aborer
McArthur, J A, solicitor
McClellan, W, miner
McDonald, Dan, miner
McDonald, Dunk, miner
McDonald, Price, miner
McDonald, Scott, mining supt
McGovern, Philip, miner
McGovern, Thos, miner
McKinnon, A A, hotel keeper
McLeod, Alex, miner
McLeod, R, hotel keeper
McNeil, John M, hotel keeper
McRae, Dunk, miner
Morrison, M, miner
Mikel, Jos, miner
Noxon, Geo, miner
Olson, Chas, hotel keeper
Riser, L, teamster
Singleton, William, miner
Smith, William, miner
Spratt, John, miner
Streit, Joseph, miner
Stolberg, Albert, assayer
Stevenson, H, mine owner
Van Hook, James, miner
Van Jatten, E H, trader
Wall, Thos, miner
Wallace, M W, mine owner
Wells, Thos, miner
Wheeler, A D, mine owner
Whitten, Geo, mine
Wright, G B, real estate and mining agent
BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.
ALBERNI. Postmistress, Mrs. AGNES ERICKSON
In the Dominion electoral district of Vancouver and Provincial of Al- berni, is situated on the west coast of Vancouver Island at the head of the canal, 120 miles from Victoria, 54 from Nanaimo. Mails weekly; nearest railway station, banking pont, telegraph and express office,
anaimo. Regular fortnightl steamboat communication wit Victoria and Barclay Sound points, and by stage to Nanaimo. The Alberni valley is about 26 miles long and ten wide, and is a beauti- ful fruit, vegetable and grain grow- ing country. There is excellent fishing and shooting to Ye had, and the climate is mild throughout the year. Besides farming on a large scale, there are many other indus- tries, saw mills, paper mills, min- ing, etc. The population is rapidly growing.
Bedford, James, fmr
Bedford, John, fmr
Bird, G H, engr
Clarke, Daniel, fmr
Coleman, Ephraim, fmr
Coleman, Jas Wm, fmr
Compton, George, fmr
Cox, Charles Augustus, constable
Debeaux, Robert, {mr
Drinkwater, Isaac, fmr
Drinkwater, John, fmr
Drinkwater, Joseph, fmr
Elton, R, fmr
Erickness, Mrs. Agnes, postmistress
Faber, Alfred Dennis, C. E., fmr
Fletcher, Thomas, MPP, fmr
Folwell, Edgar David, fmr
Gill, Edmond, fmr
Hansen, Henry, fmr
Haslam, Charles Talbot, fmr.
Helliga, Wm, accountant
Hennessy, T, trader
Hills, Henry, fmr
Hills, James, fmr
Howitt, John, school master
Huff, Geo Albert, J P, storekeeper
Ingram, Valentine, fmr
King, James, fmr
King, John, carpenter .
Kirkpatrick, Thomas, blacksmith
Lesson, Wn, orklr and fmr
Love, John, road supt
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McKay, James, fmr
McKenzie, Hector, fmr
McKenzie, Kenneth, fmr
McKittrick, Robt, carpenter
McQuillan, Frank, prospr
Moore, Edward, fmr
Mulhearn, Edward, fmr
Muller, Fredk Wm, fmr
Nicholas, Petar, fmr and miner
Nicholas, Wm, fmr and miner
Paterson, Thomas, fmr and livery stable
Parkinson, Richard, boot and shoe- maker
Pearce, Dr A W
Pinkerton, James Howard, fmr
Plaunt, T R, fmr, Sproat Lake
Redford, Jas, butcher and fmr
Redford, John, fmr
Ringland, S J, fmr
Saireault, Michael Marvin, hotel prop
Saunders, Fred Passingham, storekpr
Service, Andrew, fmr
Shaw, Malcolm, boarding house
Smith, Andrew Lindsay, fmr
Smith, George Archibald,CE and Gov
ent
Smith, Thomas
Smith, Rev Wm Stable, Presbyterian minister
Smith, Wm Strong, fmr
Smith, Wm, fmr
Sterling, Walter, frm
Stewartson, John, laborer
Stothard, Wm, fmr
Soll, Christian, bricklayer
Taylor, Charles, imr, overseer B C paper mill
Thomson, Jas, fmr, Beaver creek
Tubman, B, laborer
Verbeke, Francis Rev R C, prist
Ward, Matthew A,fmr /|
Waring, Septimus, farm laborer
Watt, Walter, labr
Williems, Edward, fmr
Woodward, Harry, fmr
Woods, J T, fmr
Trading Posts and Mission Stations, ete, lying in the District, but out- side the Settlement of Alberni:
Brabant, Auguste, Rev Hesquiat
Brocklehurst, J C, Clayoquot.
Cox, Emanuel, Cape Beal lighthouse, 90 miles from Victoria, 40 miles from Alberni. ;
Logan, George, Vancouver Oil works store, .Ecole, 102 miles from Vic- toria; 28 miles from Alberni.
Margetish, John, mgr Capt Spring's store, Uclulet, 106 miles from Vic- toria; 40 miles from Alberni.
Lucovitch, Antonio mgr, Capt Spring's store, Heequiat, 160 miles from Victoria; 84 miles from Al- berni.
Campbell, Malcolm, Kyuquot, 210 miles from Victoria; 100 miles from Alberni.
Guillod, Harry, Indian Agent, Uclu- let, P O, Alverni.
Heynan, Rev W L, RC priest, Clayo-
quot.
. ALBERT HEAD
Is a projection from the Metchosin shore, and up to the present year enjoyed the somewhat unenviable distinction of Dominion Quarantine station. About seven miles from Victoria by water and twelve by land. The quarantine station is now at William's Head, where ample arrangements exist for the treatment of contagious cases.
ALBERT CANYON.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of West Kootenay. A station on the main line of thi C.P.R., 400 miles from Vancouve:; fare. $20. Has a telegraph and express office. Tains east and west each day, also stea- mer from Revelstoke.
ALDERGROVE. PosTMAsTEeR, P. JACKMAN.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec- toral District of New Westminster, between Langley municipality and the International boundary. It is 22 miles east of New Westminster, 12 miles from Mission City, and 8 from Abbotsford, with each of which places there is a regular stage service, also to Langley. The nearest railway station is three and a half miles distant. A telegraph office, general stores, hotels, etc., add to the comforts of the place.
Alport, J P, storekeeper
Beine, Edwin, fmr
Bruskey, Geo, fmr
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Burnet, Jas, fmr Barrett, Walter, fmr Calder, Andrew, fmr Carmichael, D, fmr Carson, Hy, fmr Cottell, Wm, fmr Davis, Hy, fmr Dingle, Hy, fmr Dingle, W H, fmr Dunn, Jos, tmr Gledhill, W N, fmr Goldsmith, jr, A, fmr
Goldsmith, A F, JP, fmr
Goostrey, Jas, sr, fmr Goostrey, Jas, jr, fmr Green, A O, fmr Green, Thos, fmr Groves, Win, fmr Hicks, Harvey, fmr
| Hicks, Jno, fmr
| Hicks, Simeon, fmr Hunt, A J, fmr Holmes, Wm, fmr Holmes, Jchn, fmr Jackman, P, sr, fmr Jackman, P, jr, fmr Johnson, Wm, fmr Lawrence, G, fmr Leaf, Hy, fmr Leaf, - , fmr Le Feuvre, Geo, fmr Le Feuvre, Jno, fmr Lehman, Jos, fmr Lehman, Victor, fmr Manning, VD, fmr Marshall, Robt, fmr McClinton, R, fmr McConnell, A, fmr McDonald, Hugh, fmr McDonald, Jas, fmr McDonald, Wm, fmr
McKay, Angus, storekeeper
MeMurry, M, fmr Monahan, M, fmr Myles, Robt, fmr Myles, R J, imr Nicholl, R R, fmr O'Neil, Hy, labr Orchard, & F, fmr Peardon, R, fmr Peterson, Swan, 'mr Pollaid, Robt, fmr Ringrose, Jos, fmr Robb, Richard, fmr Roberts, J F, fmr Satterthwait, Isaac, fmr Sherlock, Jos, fmr
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Shortreed, Robt, sr, fmr Shortreed, Thos, fmr Sinclair, D, fmr
Snell, Thos, fmr Storey, Jas, fmr
Wadel, Jos, fmr
Waine, Thos, labr Walker, James, fmr Woods, Johnston, fmr Wynn, Thos, fmr
ALERT BAY. Postmaster, StePpHEN A. SPENCER.
Alert Bay (on Cormorant Island), is in the Dominion Electoral District of New Westminster, and Provin- cial of the Coast, 160 miles from Nanaimo and 204 from Victoria, Mails twice a month; nearest tele- graph and express office, Nanaimo. Communication with Victoria by steamer, almost once. a week. Fish- ing and canning are the chief in- dustries. The island, which is well timbered is a small one, containing about 1,100 acres, but on it are to be fo.ind coal and sandstone "f good quality. The Nimkish Indians make this their home.
Blenkinsop, Geo, settler, Ft Rupert Camano, Carey, laborer
Camano, Geo, jr, laborer
Camano, Geo, sr, fmr,Harbledown isl Cook, Stephen, laborer
Corker, Rev A W, schoo! teacher ie Edward, trader, Balaclava isl Hall, Rev A J, missionary Hammond, J, fmr, Nimpkish River Hawking, George, fmr
Hunt, Eli, labr
Hunt, George, labr, Ft Rupert Hunt, Wm, hntr and tdr, Ft Rupert Hyde, Daniel, fmr
Hyde, John, salesman
Ingersol, John, fisherman ; MacGeary, Wm, minr, Shushahti Bay Mallory, Harry, labr
Msthers, A, fmr, Nimpkish River May, W D, fmr, Klickseewy
Olney, 8 F, fmr, Cracroft island Pidcock, R H, Indian agt
Robilliard, John, fisherman Simpson, Henry, trdr, White Beach Spencer, S A, cannery Prop
Van Tassell, James, fmr, Klickseewy Wollacott, Arthur,labr ' Wollacott, Philip, policeman
Tron cond Brass Founders, General Machintste. All Kinds of Repaire, Land and Marine.
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In the Dominio of Cariboo-Lill of Cariboo. Pr heo wagon roac nelle; mails on railway station, PR, distance 1 and express offi tance, 18 mile; Kamloops, 220 landing on the tant, 1 mile. stage from Ashc by Fraser river Ing and stock ra cipal industries. Adams, Wm, fmr¢z Ah Yot & Co, gold Barrow, Thos, hote Blair, John, Carper Bohanon, Samuel ] Bouchie, Cassimer. bouchie, Ches, laby Clink, Alex S, wat. Crawford, Henry, ¢ Cariboo Cattle Ce, and Jno J MeInn Cusson & Desormea Cusson, Lewis, (¢ meault) Davis, Alex, labr
Deschamps, Antoni Desormeault, Peter , ie ig ; ) loubriel, Isaac, | Downs & € isten, :. Downs, Stephen, Dol Ewing Wm, labr Fwan, John, trap Foyle, Charles J > Gass, Oscar, labr Hodson, John, labr Little, George, labr a Lucas, Alonzo carpe Mackin, Jno, fmr Maders, Wn, herder Marion, Telesphore, McArthur, Alex, lab McOornish, Matthew McDonald, D W, cary pe Alex D,
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MeInneg, Alex P, fmr 4 ieLeany Donald A\ fr Middletan, Robt, #mr
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ALEXANDRIA. e _ Postmaster, A. D. McInnes.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo-Lillooet, and Provincial. of Cariboo. Postoffice on the Cari- hco wagon road 35 miles from Ques- nelle; mails once a week; nearest railway station, Ashcroft on the C PR, distance 185 miles; telegraph and express office, Soda Creek, dis- tance, 18 miles. Banking town, Kamloops, 220 miles. Steamboat landing on the Fraser river, dis- tant, 1 mile. It is reached by stage from Ashcroft; fare $33, also by Fraser river steamers. Farm- ing and stock raising form the prin- cipal industries.
Adams, Wm, fmrand stock raiser
Ah Yot & Co, gold mining
Barrow, Thos, hotel keeper
Blair, John, carpenter
Bohanon, Samuel H, fmrand butcher
Bouchie, Cassimer, labr
bouchie, Chas, laby
Clink, Alex S, watchman
Crawford, Henry, fmr
Cariboo Cattle Co, (Alex P McInnes and Jno J McInnes, props)
Cusson & Desormeault, {mrs
Cusson, Lewis, (Cusson & Dzazor- meault)
Davis, Alex, labr
Deschamps, Antonie, labr
Desormeault, Peter, (Cusson & Des- orméault)
Doubriel, Isaac, labr
Downs'& Olsten, fmrs
Downs, Stephen, Downs & Olsten
Ewingy Wm, labr
Fwan, John, trapper
Foyle, Charles J, harness maker
Gass, Oscar, labr
Hodson, John, labr
Little, George, labr and trapper
Lucas, Alonzo, carpenter
Mackin, Jno, imr
Maders, Wm, herder
Marion, Telesphore, labr
McArthur, Alex, labr
McCornish, Matthew, labr
McDonald, D W, carpenter
| McInnes, Alex 0, P, PM, hotel
eeper AcInueg, Alex P, {mr and stock raiser YeLean, Donald Aj fmr
Middietan, Robt, dmr
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Moffat, Henry, fir Moffitt & Sons, frms Moffitt, Chas, fmr Moffitt, Thos, fmr Moffitt, John, fmr Moffitt, Wm, fmr Ore, Robt, labr
A..K ALI LAKE. PostmastTER, J. Bower.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo, Lillooet and Provincial of Lillooet, is situate on the left bank of the Fraser river, about ninety miles from Clinton and on the direct route to Barkerville. Mail iscarried weekly by stage from Ashcroft, the nearest railroad station ; telegraph and express office, Clinton; banking point, Kamloops. Fare from Ashcroft, $15 ; change stages at Clinton.
Boitano, Augustine, packer
Bowe, H 0, stockraiser
Bowe. Henry, stockraiser
Moore, John E, fmr
Rosctti, Joseph, fmr
ANDERSON OREEK. Postorrice, Kamioops.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Yale, Kootenay and Provincial of Yale. Communicstion by stage from Kamloops, distance 11 miles, the banking point, telegraph and express Office.
ANNIERVILLE. (See Port Kells.)
In the Dominion and _ Provincial Electoral District of New West- minster, one mile below Port Kells, on the Fraser River. Nearest post- office, Port Kells; telegraph and express office, New Westminster; distance, 3 miles. Daily commu- nication by steamer with New Westminster, and all points on the Fraser River.
ARMSTRONG. Postmaster, Danie, RABB?7rt.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Yale, Kootenay and Provincial
shes, Melissa and Rigby Waterproofs, Umbrellas, &c. AMS & CO., 97 Johnson Street, Victoria, B. C,
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of Yale, is 80 miles south from Sicamous junction on the Shuswap and Okanagan railway and in the centre of the Spallumcheeu valley. Daily trains north and south; has a telegraph and express office; mails daily; fare from Vancouver, $17.45. Banking point, Vernon. Principal products, wheat and cattle.
Addison, Charles, shoemaker
Anderson, A, fmr
Barrett, Henry, carpenter
Barrett, W H, fmr
Bell, James, fmr
Bowell, Robert, fmr
Brewer, Chas, sawmill owner
Brown, John, blacksmith
Buker, R, labr, Brewer's sawmill
Buker, W, engineer, Brewer's saw- mill
Burnett, E R, fmr
Campbell, Wm, butcher
Campbell, Wm, teamstei
Christian, John, fmr
Christian, Joseph, teamster
Collins, David, harness maker
Conghlan, Dan, teamster
Crawford, Alex, frar and carpenter
Crozier, Chas, fmr
Crozier, James, fmr
Cumming, D G, fmr
Davis, B F, fmr
D'Eatle, Walter, L
Dempsey, D, roadmaster
Dobbin, J, labr
Ebbargill & Co, merchants
Ehoncke, Henry, fmr
Elliot, Phillip, labr Brewer's sawmill
Fletcher, F W, prop Armstrong hotel
Ford, Aaron, fmr
Frayne, Mrs Luke, housekeeper
Fulton, T B, fmr
Glanzer, John, fmr
Goldie, Robert, fmr
Gordon, Norman, fmr
Gould, ugh, labr Brewer's sawmill
Graham, Donald, {mr
Graham, T, carpenter
Grant, Alexander, fancy and fruit
store
Grant, Arthur K, pr and agent
Gudnason, Enier, {mr
Hamil! & MeLeod, props door and sash factory, hardware and furni-
ture Hancock, William, harness maker Harding, Harry, fmr
Heat master
Hill, Amos, labr
Holtby, Wm, carperter
Hyatt, Mark, fmr
Johns, Joseph, fmr
Joyce, Cyrill, fmr
Keyes, Hugh, Armstrong hotel
Kilby, William, teamstsr
Laur, Jacob, fmr
Lawrie, J D, labr
Levar, Moses, fmr
Lorimer, George, station agent
Lumsden, Ed, carpenter
McCarty, Michael, labr
McDonald, Josiah, carpenter
McDonald, Myles, fmr
McKenzie, W R, turner and carpn
McLeod, Norman, door and sash Pac tory, furniture and hardware
McPherson, Osborne, teacher
Meighan, W J, fmr
Mulraney, P J, fmr
Murie, James, carpenter
Murray, (seorge, hoarding hou fancy aiid fruit store
Murray, Wm, machinist
Norris, Silas, labr
Parry, Evan, painter
Parry, Lloyd, fmr
Pate ye George, labr Brewer's sa mi
Patchett, John, livery stable
Pelley, R $8, Prov Land Surveyor
Poole, John, fmr
Powell, J W, gentleman
Rabbitt, Daniel, postmaster merchant (E C Cargill & Co)
Reid, Samuel, fmr
Rush, George, fmr
Rush, G W, fmr
Sapsworth & Decks, fmrs
Schneider, Henry, blacksmith
Schubert, Augustus, sr, retired fmr
Hardy, Thos, bricklayer, mgr sawmil| cote, Fred, Government roac
Schubert, Augustus, jr, fmr i
Schubert, Charles, fmr
Shaw, Wm, carpenter
Sheill & Ford, fmrs
Sheill, Jas, fmr
Swanson, Henry, fmr
Thompson, John, fmr
Thorne, Edward, fmr
Tilton, Cyrus ©, fmr
Turnbull, Robert, carpenter
Waitt, C M, sawyer Brewer's sawm
Wheeler, Arthur, land surveyor a) architect
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Wilson, John, stock raiser Decker, Isaac Wolfenden, R H, carpenter Eagleson, Mark R, teamster Wood, Robert, merchant Evans, O H, fmr
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Young, B F, fmr assey, John, mgr Ashcroft hote ive strong hotel onus, J ames, carpenter Gordon, John ; carpenter « ameter Grey, bf et card aad
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i ASHCROFT. Gunter, A, section foreman role agent Postmaster, W. B. V. Batney. Haddock, Chas, prop oa stable : arpenter * In the Electoral District of Yale, is | Haddock, Jas, mgr, F Foster's el, labr on the Pacific division of the Can- ite. Bailey & C 1 anes \h, carpenter aiian Pacific railway, at the south Bry ey Al ti eH: von 'le " is, fmr bank of the Thompson river near | Hautier,Alphonse, clk Harvey Bailey
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» Mrs, h kee } : : Glynn, Michae = onal Ton' ' labr meee In the Dominion and Provincial Elec- t Hageman, Chr cc} Decker, W, logger toral District of Cariboo, is situated Harkins, Jame - De La Haye, Capt, rancher on Williams Creek, 285 miles from Hancock, J M, | Fuller, W, miner Ashcroft station at the termination Heath, Robert ie } Gallop, J W, hotel prop of the Cariboo wagon road, and is Hoar, Francis, = Gallop, R 8, hotel prop reached by the British Columbia Hodgkinson, am 4 Gallop & Son, hotel props vealed Com pany § ataaee a wus) ene
1 It N, miner shcroft once u week. Telegrap ouse, Charles = Gallon. WR, boplklseper money order and express office. j Howley, Patric anise Hd i Goverment. agt and Gold commis- mes John, allop, Miss sioner, John Bowron 1s, James, =| Gallop, Miss A Government assayer, E A Martin Isaacs, Geo, m son Gordon, - , logger Head constable and County Court James, John, n Hazzard, Wm, miner registrar, Geo Cowan Jarvis, W I, m hod Jackson, H P, labr Adams, Thomas Edward, miner Johns, Gomar, ea/ , | Koskey, Thomas, labr Allen, James, miner Johnston, Art .3| , | Kurtz, Chris, property owner Allers, John, miner \ Johnsion, Geor '3! © | Laird, Geo, rancher Anderson, Andrew, miner Jones, John O, S| S| Lewis, Isaac, labr Anderson, William F, miner Jones, Robert, & + | Marshall, - , logger Atkinson, Amos B, miner, Grouse ck Jones, William pepain oan, miner Barker, William, miner eed Aaeey 2) cKean, Geo, labr awden, Nicholas, miner » JOhin, C S| z McKean, Grant, carpt Bawden, Thomas, miner | P Lanyon, John, © | McLean G, miner Bennett, Richard, miner § Locke, Alex. st =| McMillan, A, miner Berry, Richard, carpt ® Mar'in, E A,a | & | Nelson, Chris, labr Bibby, James, miner, Grouse ck tion mill rs SB | Proctor, Thos, rancher and miner Bibby, John, tinsmith Wel 8B, nu p|@! Rouch, Edward, contractor Blackwood, William, miner cAlinden, A s) | Roe, A V, rancher Blair, Robert, miner eArthur, Ale &
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Boyce, James, miner Brodie, Robert, miner Brown, William, miner Brown, Robert, miner Bowron, John, Gold commissioner Buchanan, Robert, miner Butts, John, miner Campbell, Robert, miner Cockell, Edward, miner Coutts, Alexander, miner Conway, Benjamin M, miner Cowan, Geo, county court registrar Clark, George B, mill owner (Clark & McIntyre) Davis, Maurice A, miner Des Lorier, Edward, teamster D'Orpintquy, Oliver, woodman Driscoll, Michael, miner, Mosquito creek Duffy, James, miner Ende, Aime, miner Ferguson, George, miner Flynn, Timothy H, miner Flynn, E Haviland, miner Fitchie, William, miner Forrest, William, saloon keeper Gadd, George, miner, Grouse creek Gayet, L, miner, Antler creek Glynn, Michael §, miner Hageman, Christian, miner Harkins, James, saloon keeper Hancock, J M, miner, Antler creek Heath, Robert, miner Hoar, Francis, miner Hodgkinson, Wm, millhand Hough, Richard, Engineer House, Charles. hotel keeper Howley, Patrick, miner, Grouse ck Houser, John, miner Innis, James, miner Isaacs, Geo, miner, Sugar ck James, John, miner Jarvis, W I, miner Johns, Gomar, clerk Johraion, Arthur, miner, Sugar ck Johnsion, George C, miner { Jones, John O, miner Jones, Robert, butcher } } Jones, William A, dentist l} Kelly, Andrew, store and hotel keeper Knott, Jolin, carpt f Lanyon, John, miner, Mosquito ck ® Locke, Alex. stage driver ® Mar'in, EA, assayer and supt reduc- tion mill atte 8 B, miner Cc nden, Anthony, tdr, Grouse ck eArthur, Alex, blacksmith
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McCornish, Matthew, miner
McDermott, Hy,miner,Couttlin gulch
McDonald, Alex, miner, Couttlin gulch
McFarlane, Donald, miner, Grouse creek
McGovern, Patrick, miner
McGregor, Peter F, miner
McIntyre, Archibald (Clarke & Mc- Intyre)
\ McKay, Daniel, miner
McKenny, Francis, miner
McLain, J L B, miner, Richfield.
McLeod, Geo, miner, Richfield
McLeod, Kenneth, trapper, Bear lake
Meyer, , miner, Antler ck
Molieur, Hilaire, miner, Grouse ck
Morgan, Lewis, hospital steward
Newton, Launcelot, miner, Stout's gulch
Ogden, Edward, labr
Paulsen, Chas J, miner
Petrin, Frank, miner, Grouse ck
Phelps, Wm H, teacher
Pinkerton, John, miner, Lowhee ck
Pinkerton, Matthew, miner, Lowhee creek
Pomeroy, John, miner, Grouse ck
Price, W C, miner
Robinson, G W, miner, Richfield
Rogers, Samuel A, MPP, merchant
Ross, James, miner, Sugar ck
Ross, John, miner, Sugar ck
Sharp, Alex, miner, Cunningham creek
Shepherd, E C, miner
Shepherd, G L. shoemaker
Shepherd, John
Shepherd, William, engr
Sincock, Samuel, saloon keeper, Jack gulch
Smith, Hy C, labr
Smith, W P, miner
Stevenson, John, sheriff of Cariboo
Stone, Jas, operator and postmaster
Tel!, Edward W, miner
Tunstall, Chas A, MD, hospital surg'n
Walker, Geo J, miner
Whittier, A D, mgr
Williams, W P, miner,
Wilson, Arnold, miner
Wintel, Edwd, blacksmith, Stout's
gulch. Wintrip, Lewis, miner, Richfield Wintrip, John, miner Wintrip, Robert, miner Won' , WH, miner Wyllie, Robert, miner, Sugar ck
Mosquito ck
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BARNSTON ISLAND.
(See Port Kells.)
In the Dominion Electoral District and Provincial of New Westmin- ster; nearest post office Port Kells, telegraph and: express office, New Westminster, distance 11 miles.
BASQUE RANCH.
In the Provincial Electoral District of Yale, is 9 miles from Ashcroft, which is the postal town, express and telegraph station. Stage route.
BEAR CREEK. (See also Roger's Pass.)
In the Dominion Electoral District of Yale, Kootenay and Provincial of Yale, is a station on the main line of the C.P.R., 432 miles from Van- couver; has a telegraph and ex-
ress office; noarest postoffice oger's Pass, distant five miles; steamboat communication with Golden, 40 miles.
BEAVER. PostmasrER, W. G. NEILSON.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Kootenay and Provincial of East Kootenay, is a railway station on the main line of the C. P. R., 12 miles weet of Donald; nearest telegraph and express office, Beaver Mouth ; bankin~ point, Calgary; mails daily.
Anderson, Sam, mill hand
Anderson, V, section foreman
Anderson, William, mill hand
Baldock, Victor, mill hand
Earr, Henry, fmr
Barr, John, bush foreman
Bingham, John, mill hand
Boushie, B, river driver
Bousher, Joe, mill hand
Brownson, Tom, miner
Burns, James, mill hand
Carroll, James M, fmr
Clattenburg, Nathen, mill hand
Clelland, Robert, section hand
Crosby, George, labr
Daly, J B, section foreman
Doan, Joseph, labr
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Dredge, H, painter Evans, Henry, mill labr Evans, Herb, mill labr Evans, reg piler Featherton, Spence, mill labr Ferris, John, labr Foote, William, mill labr Foster, H E, mine owner Goodfellow, William, miner Graham, Dan, miner Griffin, William, mill labr Gutridge, William, mill labr Hall, Joe, mill labr Haltgreen, H, section man Harbeson, Joe, trimmer Haves, Walter, loader Heenan, John, labr Hewitt, Thomas, labr Higginson, George E, mill foreman Higginson, Edward T, filer Houston, John, teamster Jackson, Henry, mill labr James, W T, mill labr Jelks, Harold, mill labr Jenson, N P, labr Johnson, Chris, piler Johnson, T, mill labr Kirkpatrick, John, cook Kerkwood, William, mill labr Kerr, J B, Columbia River Lumber Company Logan, A M, mill labr Mahon, John, mill labr Maloney, Thomas, miner McOlarren, H, miner McDonald, Daniel, labr McDougall, Alexander McFadyen, L, blacksmith McMahon, Samuel, plainer McNair, James, watchman Moore, Thomas, agent C P R Co Neilson, W G, manager Columbia River Co, Ltd Nelson, John A, section man Niblock, Robert, mill labr Nichol, William, mill labr Oliver, William, teamster Paserba, John, section man Ryan, M, labr Satterlee, Henry, mill owner Savage, Robert, miner Say, Stephen, labr Sewell, Frank, mill labr Shaw, Abe, plainer Soards, J, cook Thompson, William, labr Thompson, W J, millwright Thorsen, George, mill labr
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Turnbull, John, setter Vasser, J 8S, scaler Vigneaux, Joe
Walde, Jacob, mill labr White, Charles, gang foreman | White, Thomas, setter White, William, sawyer Whiteside, Edward, skipper Whiteside, Frank, planer Wilson, James, labr
Yuill, Sam, miner
BEAVER CREEK. PosTMAsTtER, Cuas. FreD'k BIsHopP.
In the Provincial Electoral District of Alberni and Dominion of Van- couver. Mails twice a week. Near- est felearer?, express and banking point, Nanaimo, distant 55 miles.
Armstrong, Wm, fmr
Bayne, Percy, fmr
Bayne, Stanley, fmr
Bishop Chas Fred, J.P, fmr and postmaster
Cameron, Angus, fmr
Commerford, Patrick, fmr
Dickson, Mrs, fmr
Dickson, Wm, machinist
Drinkwater, Hilton, fmr
Dunkerly, Miss Ethel, school teacher
Fletcher, Robert, gentleman
Grandy, Edward, fmr
Hall, Charles, fmr
Halpenny, H, carpenter
etreony) Joseph G, fmr and saw- mi
sOUy John Stull, fmr
McKenzie, Kenneth, fmr
Orr, John, fmr
Pattison, Thomas, fmr
Smith, Thomas, fmr
Spencer, Geo A
Stewardson, John, fmr
Thompson, Robert Wm, fmr
Thompson, Wm, fmr
Woodward, Ernest
BEAVER POINT. (See Salt Spring Island.)
| PostmMasteR, ALEXANDER McLENNAN. 1 In the Dominion Electoral District of
Nanaimo and Provincial of islands, is about 265 miles from Victoria; communication by steamer; near-
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est telegraph office and railwa station, McPherron's, on E. & N. Ry, distance, 15 miles. The post Office is at the southeastern ex- tremity of Salt Spring Island.
BEECHY BAY. (See Metchosin.)
In the Dominion and _ Provincial Electorai Districts of Esquimalt, facing the Straits of San Juan de Fuca; at the southern extremity of Metchosin, 21 miles from Victoria, by land, and 15 miles by water. Livery from Victoria.
BELLA BELLA. (See Northwest Coast.)
In the Dominion Electoral District of New Westminster and Provincial of the Coast, isan Indian village, situated on the Northwest Coast, 300 miles from Nanaimo and 400 from Victoria, nearest railway sta- tion, banking point, telegraph and express office, Nanaimo; communi- cation by steamer with Victoria.
Erbstem, Arthur, fisherman
Elstein, Matthew, fisherman
Gardhouse, T T, storekpr for John Clayton
Hopkins, Rev Geo F, Methodist Min- ister
Knight, Moses, fisherman
Watson, Geo Amos, fisherman
Winsor, Charles, fisherman
Wise, Thos, fisherman
BELLA COOLA. (See Nerthwest Coast.) .
In the Domirion and Provincial Elec- toral Districtsof New Westminster, is an Indian village, situated on the northwest coast, 325 miles from Nanaimo and 450 from Victoria. Nearest railway station, telegraph and express office Nanaimo. Post- office, Bella Bella; communication by steamer from Victoria.
Clagien, John, Indian trader Nicholas, Edward, Methodist mis- sionary.
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In the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo, Lillooet and Provincial of Lillooet. Communication by stage from Ashcroft, the nearest railway station; telegraph and express office Clinton, 45 miles; mails re- ceived weekly.
Ah Jim, trader
Bishop, Anthony, stock raiser
Burnett, Alex, fmr
Davis, Alex, fmr
Davis, Isaac, fmr
Davis, John, fmr
Dunn, James, miner
Gallagher, John, JP, miner
Goodwin, H W, labr
Grinder, John, fmr
Grinder, Phillip, fmrand postmaster
Grinder, William, fmr
Haller, Joseph, fmr
Haller, Joseph, jr, fmr
Haller, William, fmr
Hanlon, Nicholes, fmr
Hartman, Prince A, fmr
Hinck, Henry, fmr
Jones, John M, fmr
Kostering, Conrad, fmr
Madson, Robert, fmr
McCormick, Michael
McDonald, Daniel, fmr
McDonald, Donald, fmr
McLean, Alex, fmr
McLeod, John, teamster
Moore, Fdward, labr
Morgan, Thomas, fmr
Muller, Alex, fmr
Phair, Henry, labr and miner
Robinson, Wm, teamster
Walker, James, fmr
Walker, Thomas, teamster
Walker, William, fmr
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| Deschamps, J B, fmr Deschamps, Alphunse, fmr Funk, Geo, fmr Helgeson, B F, fmr LeBlance, Joseph, fmr McDonald, Daniel, fmr McDowell, John D, fmr McDowell, Alex, stockraiser and postmaster McIntyre, Donald, miner Quesnell, Cleophonce, fmr Quesnell, Quandid, fmr Sheron, D, fmr Sheron, Felix, labr Stansfield, Albert, {mr Stansfield, Alex, sr, fmr Stansfield, Alex, jr, fmr
BONAPARTE. :
In the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo, Lillooet and Provincial of Lillooet, 20 miles from Ashcroft, the nearest railway station, tele- graph and express office; postoflice Cache Creek. Mails weekly. Com- munication by stage, from Ash- croft to Mundorfs, distance 20 miles; fare, $3.25.
Bohn, Wn, labr
Cargile, Wm, trader
English, B F, fmr
McDonald, Cole, blacksmith
McLeod, John, teamster
McLeod, Daniel, teamster
Morgan, Thomas, fmr
Mundrof, Jacob, hotel keeper
Mundrof, G F, fmr
O'Hara, Daniel, fmr
Pau Ryland Hostler, B C Express
'0 Quirk, Thomas
Robinson, Wm, fmr Thurbar, James, fmr
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' easey, James, fmr
= L BLUE SPRINGS. Walker, George, fmr
=| | PostMastER, ALEXANDER McDowELL. Walker, James, teamster
& & In the Dominion and_ Provincial | Walker, Robert L, hotelkpr, Clinton Rai Electoral District of Yale, Kuot- | Walker, William, fmr
o| > enay, is five and a half miles from | Wilson, George, teamster
Sl a Lumby. Mails once a week. Near- 5 est telegraph, express office, and BOUNDARY BAY
al = banking point, Vernon, 20 miles 5
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&!mJ| Couverette, Gilbert, fmr A settlement in the Delta Municipal-
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BOUNDARY CREEK. °
In the Dominion Electoral District of Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of Yale, is situate on Kettle river, ten miles east of Rock creek. Mails monthly. Nearest telegraph and express office, Marcus, Washington; railway station, Vernon.
Black, Jas, fmr
Black, Frank, fmr.
Bowman, Thos
Gooding. Pete, mill hand
Hardy, Thos, fmr
Hardy, Thos, hotel keeper
Ingram, McRie, fmr
Jackson, J R, fmr
Kerr, Jas, fmr
Kerr, R D, butcher
Le Roy, Wm, fmr
Lindsay, John, mill hand
McCanley, Thos. hotel keeper
McCarren, R, miner
Miner, A J, miner
Murray, Hugh, fmr
Nevin, J, assayer
Palmerston, H P, fmr
Powers, Wm, mill hand
Rankin, John, mill hand
Smith, W T, miner
Smith, Mrs
Sullivan, John, fmr
Sutherland, James, hotel keeper
Thornton, John, miner
Walters, H C, miner
BOWEN ISLAND.
Inthe Dominion Electoral District of New Westminster; is at the mouth of Howe Sound; nearest postoffice, telegraph and express office, also railway station, Van- couver ; communication by steamer.
BRIDGE CREEK. (See also Mile Houses.) Postorrice ADDRESS, CLINTON,
In the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo, Lillooet and Provincial Electoral District of Lillooet; near-
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est telegraph office, 108 Mile House, distant eight miles; communica- tion by stage from Ashcroft, dis- tant 83 miles; fare, $13.50. The chief industries are dairying and stock raising.
Abrahamson, Jacob, labr
Cullen, D, station keeper, B C exp stables, 83 mile post.
Delfey, Mike, labr, Bridge Creek
Fiset, Napoleon, labr, Bridge Creek a be eo, stockman, Bridge Creek alle
Gustafson,Nelson, stock raiser, Bridge Creek Valley
McIntosh, Wm, stock raiser and dairy, 111 Mile House.
Meason, Wm, stock raiser, Bridge Creek Valiey
Phillipine, Rafael, stock raiser, 105 Mile House
Peltier, Jos, stock Creek Valley
raiser, Bridge
BROWNSVILLE. (See also South Westminster.) PosTMASTER, JOSEPH PuNCH.
In the Dommion and Provincial Electoral District of New Westmin- ster, opposite New Westminster, is the western termination of the Yale and New Westminster wagon road. Communication by stage and steamer.
Barry, M R, bartender and clerk Beeton, John, Pike & Son Benoit, A A B, & Son
Benoit and Son, boatbuilders Benoit, Alfred B & Son
Brown, Henry, milkman
Brown, William, milkman Brodvick, John, fmr
Douglas, John, fmr
Edwards, Joseph, fmr, Yale road Englebrigston, Edward, fmr Esplando, Hans
Furqison, A, dairyman
Gairns, George, section boss Greenham, Thomas, fmr Klaveness, Anton, fmr Klaveness, Hans, fmr McDonald, James A, fmr, Scott road McDonald, John, fmr
McRae, Alex, fmr
McRae, William, fmr
Murphy, James, fmr, Scott road
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BURGOYNE BAY. (See Salt Spring Island.)
SAMUEL MAXWELL, POSTMASTER AND ASSESSOR.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Nanaimo and Provincial of Islands, is a settlement on the west side of Salt Spring Island. It lies north of Sansum Narrows and affords good anchorage for vessels. There is a post and money order office; nearest telegraph and express of- fice, Duncan's Station; banking point, Victoria; communication by steamer from Victoria and Nanai- mo, 30 miles, The principa: indus- try is fruit and sheep raising.
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BURRARD INLET. (See also Hastings.) PosTMASTER, GEO. BLACK.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec- toral District of New Westminster, four miles east of Vancouver; mails daily.
OLUMBIA
BURTON PRAIRIE.
In the Dominion and Provincial Elec- toral District of New Westminster, 8 miles from Mission City, which is the nearest railway station, post- office, telegraph and express office. Communication by stage from the Mission; fare, $1.50.
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In the Electoral District of Yale, is situated on\ the Cariboo wagon
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road, 6 miles from Ashcroft, which is the nearest railway station, tele- graph and express office. The dis- trict is a rich agricultural one.
Campbell, James, stock raiser.
Collins, John, stock raiser.
Connor, Chas, herd emp J Wilson
Duck, Kee, general dealer
Dunn, Thomas, farm hand emp C A Semlin ;
Fehr, W, farm hand © A Semlin
Finney, George, coal mine owner and fmr, Hat ck
Gallagher, Hugh, fmr
Galpin & Co, stock raisers, G B Mar- tin, mgr
Gee, Zep, general dealer
Godin, Wm, farm hand, emp B F English
Hanez, J H, fmr, Hat ck
Jamieson, Robt, fmr d
i G. B., M.P.P., mgr Galpin &
() McCormack, M, fmr, Hat ck McDonald, A, fmr, Hat ck
McLeod, Daniel, teamster
Mitchell, G H, fmr
Moore, Thomas, emp J Wilson Parke, Philip, fmr and stock raiser Parke, Thos, fmrand stock raiser Phare, Richard, teamster
Pinchard, Robt, farm hand Galpin &
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Reynolds, James, farm hand Galpin & Co
Rowe, Daniel, fmr
Sanford, W A, fmr
Semlin, Chas. A., M.P.P., fmr and stock raiser
Squires, Newman, stockman
Stevenson, Geo, fmr and hotel prop
Todd, William, fmr
Trimble, Chas, foreman Galpin & Co
Watson, Geo, fmr
CASSIAR.
The District of Cassiar is situated in the north-western portion of the Province, and is almost entirely a mining district. In close prox- imity are situate McDame's Post {or Sylvester ere | , Laird Post, Black River Post, an
In the summer months there is communication once a week by the Hudson Bay Company's steamer
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from Port of Dease L district is ; the outer y Allen, John | Brown, Hen: Buckley, The miner Callbreath, Callbreath, J clerk Cook, G W, ( Laketon) Clunes, Collii Co Dower, Edw miner Edwards, Her fur trader, | Papell Alber; BCo Everson, C, n Hankin, Her! Post, clerk ] La Montague, River, trade Mitchell, Joh: Metcalf, Ed Dame Creek Moore, John, McCuaig, Do miner McClure, M, n McDonald, Ke gan, McDan McTavish, Ger Post, trader Nissen, Christ Miner Pickup, Josey miner Porter, Jas, & Rees, Sohn; H Smith, Charles miner Sainsbury, Ge Valencia, Just¢ Co
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miner Callbreath, C, telegraph clerk Callbreath, J K, packer, telegraph
clerk
Cook, G W, (Callbreath, G & Co, mer, Laketon)
Clunes, Coliin, McDame Post, clerk,
0 Dower, Edward, McDame Creek, miner Edwards, Henry, Black River Post, fur trader, H B Co E ON aia Liard Post, fur trader, 0
Everson, C, miner, Thibut, clerk
Hankin, Herbert Charles, McDame Post, clerk H B Co
La Montague, John, junction Black River, trader
Mitchell, John, Quartz Creek, miner
Metcalf, Edward, Centreville, Mc- Dame Creek, clerk and collector
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Moore, John, bade One Bar, miner
McCuaig, Donald, miner
McClure, M, miner, Dease Creek
McDonald, Kenneth Nathaniel Lo- gan, McDame Post, trader, H B Co
McTavish, George Simpson, McDame Post, trader, H B Co
Nissen, Christopher, Holloway's Bar, miner
Pickup, Joseph, miner
Porter, Jas, & Son, Laketon
Rees, John, polloway & Bar, miner
Smith, Charles B, Holloway's Bar, miner
Sainsbury, Geo, Black River, miner
Valencia, Justo, McDame Post, packer
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PosTMAsTHX, /OHN Hit.
In the Dominion Ele ":toral District of Vancouver and Provincial of Nan- aimo. A post settiemen: 10 miles from Nanaimo, which is the near- est banking point, telegraph and express office; mail once a week.
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Bates, Harry, fmr
Beach, Thomas
Bennie, Charles, fmr
Bennie, John, fmr
Bennie, Samuel, fmr
Blank, Charles, fmr
Blunt, Joseph, florist
Bone, Thomas, butcher
Brenton, John, oyster merchant
Cairns, John, {mr
Cairns, Sebastian, fmr
Carson, Joseph, fmr
Cassidy, George, fmr
Cassidy, Thomas, fmr
Cozens, Frank, {mr
Dolan, Patrick, fmr
Doole, John
Ferguson, Joseph, fmr
Freeman, Miss L B, teacher
Gardner, Lewis, teamster
Greenway, James, fmr
Gribble, John, fmr
Haslam, James, fmr
Haslam, William, contractor and teamster
Hemer, John, fmr
Hilbert, John, fmr
Hilbert, John Henry, fmr
Hilbert, William
Hill, John, fmrand postmaster
Hodgson, William, fmr
Isom, Burton, logger and fmr
MacGregor, George, fmr
Macguire, Henry, tmr
Margyle, John, labr
McKinnell, Andrew, fmr
Michael, Edward H, J.P., fmr
Michael, Edwin, fmr
Michael, Jules, fmr
Michael, Walter, fmr
Miller, Ernest George, clergyman
Page, David, oyster merchant
Pannell, George, market gardner
Paterson, James, fruit merchant
Pearson, Edward, fmr
Peterson, Hans, fmr
Quenel, Edward, fmr and butcher
Quenel, James, butcher
Stevens, Thoms, fmr
Stewart, Mrs N, widow, fmr
Stockond, Samuel, fmr
Taylor, George, hotel keeper
Thomas, John, fmr
Thomas, Wm, fmr
Trudel, Henry, fmr
Turnbul, William, fmr
Veal, Frank, fmr
White, Parker, fmr
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York, Samuel, fmr
York, West, fmr
CHEAM. (See Chilliwack.) Postmaster, C. S. Ryper.
In the Dominion and Provincial Electoral District of New West- minster, is four miles east of Chil- liwack. Mails tri-weekly. It is reached by steamer from New Westminster, and by rail from Harrison station on C. P. R.
CHEMAINUS. (Including Lewisville.) PostMAstTeR E, J. PALMER.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver and Provincial of Cow- ichan, is a town on the E. & N. R. R., 52 miles from Victoria. Post and money order office, telegraph and express office, E. & N. railway; nearest banking point, Nanaimo. Steamboat communication from Victoria. It is a good farming dis- trict, with excellent fishing and shooting. The Victoria Lumber and Manufacturing Company have their mills here, which give em-
loyment to about 200 hands.
uper Island (in the Island dis- trict) and Thetis Island are both about five miles from Chemainus, which is their nearest railway station, post, telegraph and ex- press office. Steamer from Vic- toria, distance 40 miles. Osborne Bay lies to the southern extremity of the district.
Allan, R H, teacher
Barkley, FB, J.P., fmr
Barkley, R E, fmr
Beaumont, C, fmr
Beaumont, F, fmr
Blayney, G, fmr
Bonsall, Henry, J.P., fmr road
wood, D, fmr Burchell, H, fmr, Thetis Island
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Campbell, Nelson W, fmr
Church, E M :
Conway, Thos D, station agent
mr
Crocker, Smi, {mr
Crozier, Jas, night watchman
D, fmr
Curran, W 4H, fmr, Oyster Bay
Davis, Joe, fmr
Donkele, Rev Gustave, R C priest, Kuper Island ,
Dunne, C W, fmr
Evins, Henry, sawmill hand
Ferris, W, fmrs, Thetis Island
Gibbs, Saml, fmr
Gibbs, R, fmr
Gordon, Isaac, fmr, Oyster Bay
Gray, Mrs 8
Gustafson, Olaf, carpenter
Hop Chung, laundryman
Horseshoe Bay Hotel, Howe, prop
; atthew, prop Horseshoe
Hunter Bros, fmrs, Thetis Island
Jackson, T M, fmr
Johnson, P B, fmr
Kersley, Geo, fmr
Kirkendall, G, teacher
Lewis, W L, clk, employ Samuel G Lewis
Lewis, Samuel G, Lewisville Hotel and store
aan 4 Daniel W, fmr
Marshail, J F, mill kand
McGarry, James, carpenter
Miller, Wm A, fmr
Neal, Jas, milkman
Palmer, Ed J, sawmill mgr and PM
Parker, A, civil engineer
Pearson, John P, mill hand
Porter, Geo R, J.P., fmr
Porter, Geo, sawmill hand
Pottenger, David, storekeeper
Ranberg, J, fmr
Ransom, Herman, fmr
Ransom, R, fmr
Matthew
Roberts, R
Roberts, Rev RJ, Epis Missionary, Kuper Island
Robertson, Mrs H
Shaw, - G Island
Shivers, J, G Island
Silva, J
Smith, W, sawmill hand
Smith, Mrs
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Spence, G R, fmr.
Telford, R, teacher
Tennison, H teamster
Thompson, Ww, bandmaster, Kuper Island
, J, fmr Wells, A,fmr_ Williams, 8, Kuper Isiand Wilson, Jas, fmr Wilson, R ron section foreman
CHERRY CREEK.
A flag station on the C.P.R. in Yale District, 236 miles east of Vancou- ver. Postoffice, Kamloops.
CHILCOTEN. Postmaster, G. DEsTErR.
In the Electoral District of Cariboo, Williams Lake Division, is an open country. Stage from Ashcroft, 250 miles (change at Soda Creek, 40 miles), the nearest telegraph sta- tion. )
Bambrick, C
Beaumont, F M, stock raiser
Becher, F M, fmr
Cornell, J G, stock raiser
Destcr, G, postmaster
Drummond, M G, stock raiser
English, Frank, cowboy
gout Wm, cowboy acLaggart, sawyer
Meldum, Thomas, fmr
Modge, M
Moon, C, cowboy
Oaklyn, E D
Ross, J
Ross, M D
Strouss, W M, stock raiser
Swanson, Wn, fmr
Sword, Thomas, packer
Webster, W
Wyley, Moses, stock raiser
CHILLIWACK. PostMAsteR, SAMUEL MELLARD.
A municipality and town on the south bank of tiie Fraser river in the Do- minion and Provincial Electoral District of New Westminster, with post office and three sub-offices, viz: Sumas, 6 miles west; Sardis, 4 miles south; Cheam,4 miles east,
also a money order and post office savings bank. There is alsoa bank, telegraph and express office. With New Westminster and all points on the Fraser river, there is daily communication by steamer. The Chilliwack Railway Co. have a fine townsite adjoining Chilliwack which is rapidly building up. The district is rich in agriculture and fruit growing, and is a favorite re- sort of tourists and sportsmen.
Allen, Rev W B, English church
Allitt, Chas, fmr
Feb pa James, fmr
Arnould, Joseph, {mr
Arnould, Robert, fmr
Ashwell & Sons, merchants
Ashwell, eed merchant
Ashwell, Geo R, J.P
Ashwell, Henry, merchant
Baily, James, carpt
Banford, George, fmr
Banks, Joseph, fmr
Bayly, Wm H, fmr
Bell, AJ , drayman
Bell, Charles, fmr
Bell, George, fmr
Bell, Wm, fmr
Bellrose, George, fmr
Benson, A W, fmr
Bent, J Howe, r'l estate and insurance
Bradshaw, B 8, butcher
Branchflower, Wm, fmr
Branick, Joseph, fmr
Branick, Matthew, fmr
Brown, Chas, fmr
Campbell & Nevard, butchers
Carter, Charles, fmr
Carter, Thomas, fmr
Carter, Wm, fmr
Castleman, A, fmr
Cawley, S A, hardware adsey, J L, fmr
Chapman, Benj, fmr
Chapman, James H, fmr
Coote, A L, fmr
Coverdale, Thomas, nurseryman
Cramer, Wi , barber
Cross, John, fmr
Cruickshanks, Alex A, drayman
Davis, Chas C, fmr
Dempster, Wm, fmr
Denholm, John, fmr
DeWolf, W H, gentleman
Dinsmore, J A, fmr
Dickson, W H, solicitor
Evans, Chas, fmr
Suits and Overcoats, Best assorament in the City, Pe Low, Guatity Goa B. WILLIAMS & Co., 97 JOHNSON ST, VICTORIA.
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Evans, J A, fmr
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Ferris, W F, merchant.
Finney, Chas, fmr
Ford, Chas, fmr
Ford, John E, fmr
Ford, Sidney, fmr
Gibson, John, fmr
Gibson, Joseph, fmr
Gillanders, A H, furniture store
Gillanders, Donald, fmr
Gillanders, Joseph, fmr
Gillanders, Milton F
Good, George, fmr
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Graham, John, carpenter
Grant, JJ , {mr
Greer, , {mr
Greyell, Emanuel
Gwynne-Vughan, D E, fmr
Hall, W B, fmr
Harrison, Mrs M, Harrison hotel
Henderson, A C, merchant
Henderson, Dr, physician
Henderson, J C, merchant
Henderson, S C, gentleman
Henderson, Thomas H, merchant
Higginson, C T, fmr
Higginson, James, fmr
Higginson, Wm, fmr
Irwin, B A, merchant
Irwin, Thos H, fmr
Jackman, W T, newspaper
Jess, Alex, fmr
pivot abigd raga fmr essop, Grant, druggist
Johnstone, I, boot store
Kennedy, D J, fmr
Kickbush, Geo, fmr
Kipp, E A, fmr
Kipp, Henry, fmr
Kipp, Isaac
Kitchen, Thomas E, MPP, gentleman
Knight, Thos, blacksmith
Lickman, Francis, shingle mill
Lindell, A F, fmr
Logan, Rev J A, Presby minister
Lucas, I C, fmr
Lundy, G F, gyal hotel
Macdonald, Wm, mail carrier
Marshall Bros, painters and carriage
builders
Mathewson, Alex, fmr
McConnell, James
McCutcheon, John, telegraph office
McDonald, F R, painter
publisher
kkeeper McGuire, James H, fmr
McKeever, Geo, fmr
McRae, Peter, livery stable McSween, M, fmr .Melhuish, Geo, mgr fruit cannery Mellard, S, postmaster and notary
public
Mennell, Arthur, fmr
Mercer, James, fmr
Miller, J W, fmr
Muirhead James, fmr
Munro, Alex, fmr
Munro, C W, fmr
Munro, Jas, tinsmith
Munro, Nicholas, fmr
Murray, Jas, fmr
Mohler, F H, nurseryman
Nelmes, W B, fmr
Nelson, Jas, fmr
Nelson, Thos, fmr
Nicholson, A, fmr
Nowell, R, fmr
O'Mears, Alfred, fmr ~
O'Mears, B, fmr
Paisley, L W,r'l estate and auctioneer Parker, John, fmr
Patterson, Jas, lime kilns
Peers, Jos, fmr
Prest, Wm, fmr
Proctor, Hy, fmr
Prowse, R W, fmr
Reece, J, fmr
Reeves, A, fmr
Robinson & McRae, saddlers
Rose, Wm, millinery and fancy goods Russell, John, fmr
Rouneefell, J, jeweller
Smith, Andrew, fmr
Smith, J 8, bees and incubators Smith, Richard, fmr
Stady, John, fmr
Stewart, Thos, fmr
Stuart, G M, fmr
Street, C L, sawmills
Sweetman, M,fmr -
Thomson, W George, teacher Thorburn, Robert, fmr
Trethewey, Jas, saw and flour mills Turner, Chas, fmr
Turner, 8 J, carpt
LP A tal FJ Ly civil engineer
ickerson, E, fmr
Vickerson, W J, fmr
Virgie, Chas, fmr
Walker, G W, clothier
Walker, Chas, fmr
Webb, Chas, fmr Webb, Chas, fmr Webb, Geo, fmr
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hariware, Paints, Oils and Agricultural Implements,
Columbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B, C..
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Wilkinson, J T, reporter Wittie, T, carpt
Wood, WM, teacher
Wetzel, F, boot and shoe store Young, Chas, fmr
cisco.
' (See Keefers.)
A flag station on the main line of the C.P.R., 149 miles east of Vancou- ver, Fare, $7.45; nearest post- . tice, North Bend.
CLANWILLIAM.
(See Revelstoke.)
A flag station on the main line of the C.P.R., $70 miles east of Vancou- ver. Nearest post, telegraph, ex-
ress office and steamboat landing, evelstoke ; distance nine miles.
CLAXTON. Skeena River.
On the Skeena River, 12 miles from Port Essington and 30 from Port Simpson; mails fortnightly; near- est telegraph and express office, Nanaimo, with which there is weekly communication by steamer. Chief industries, milling and sal- mon canning.
Auriel, Joseph, millhand
Beeson, John, carpenter
Beynon, William, steamboat captain
Carthew, D, carpenter
Carthew, J A, mgr sawmill and can-
nery
Chaters, Henry, blacksmith and ma- chinist
Fluens, James, labr
Gamble, Edward, sawyer
Green, Philip, millhand __
Johnson, Thomas, millhand
Johnston, Dan, tallyman
Johnstone, F W, notary public
Kirby, H, hotelkpr
Livingstone, Miss Eliza, dressmaker
Mason, Thomas, millhan
McArthur, Dan
McLaughlin, James, carpenter
McKay, Moses, millha..
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Bond, VICTORIA, B. ©.
Nelson, Henry, bandmaster Olse:1, Andrew, logger
Orwig, T M, boatbuilder
Peden, Alex, fisherman
Reed, John, millhand
Robertson, A S, postmaster Ross, Fred, fisherman
Rudland, James, storekeeper Smith, Alex, logger and fisherman Stulta, Joshua, rand fisherman Tashiro, R Z, photographer
CLAYOQUOT. (See also Alberni.)
A postoffice in Alberni District, 130 miles from Victoria and 54 miles from Alberni.
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CLAYTON. Postmaster, Ons. C. CAMERON.
Clayton, in Surrey Municipality and Dominion Electoral District of New Westminster, is a station on_ the New Westminster Southern Rail- way, with trains passing twice each day. Mails are received twice a week, The nearest telegraph, ex- pene office and banking point is
ow Westminster, nine miles dis- tant, with which there is steam boat communication ; landing, Port Kells, 4 miles distant.
Archibaid, Thomas, fmr
Blackwood, fmr
Boas, L, fmr Bothwell, James, fmr Bothwell, Thomas, fmr Bothwell, Wm. Cameron, Chas, OC P M, fmr Cann, George W, fmr Davis, L, fmr
Durak, Chas H, fmr Foster, Thomas, M.P.P, fmr George, Ellis, fmr George, Enos, fmr Gordon, Alex, fmr Gowan, Edward, fm, Hardy, George, fmr Hicks, Ezra, fmr Hicks, Herbert, fmr Hicks, Wm, fmr Hintz, Alfred, fmr Inglis, Robert, fmr Johnson, Wm D, fmr
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Paris, J D, far Redmond, George, fmr Richardson, Chas, fmr Routley, Gordon, fmr Routley, John, fmr Routley, Wm, fmr Routley, Thos, fmr Robertson, D M, fmr Stone, Edward, fmr Stone, George, fmr Stone, Wm, fmr Stone, Sam, fmr
Street, Rowland, fmr Sutherland, David, fmr Ward, Albert, fmr Watkins, Benj, fmr Watkins, Sam, fmr Wales, Harry, fmr White, Francis, fmr White, George, fmr Williams, Jos, fmr Williams, L, carpenter Wiltshire, E M, fmr
CLEW CUMSHEWA. Queen Charlotte Island.
In Indian settlement on the Cum- shewa Inlet. Communication by boat from Vict: ria.
Chone, August, fisherman
Christensen, J F, carpenter
Green, Geo, fisherman
Moore, David, emp oil refinery
Oliver, Wm, engr oil refinery
Reid, Geo, Lay missionary
Sutherland, Robt, fisherman
Woods, Wm, emp oil refinery
CLINTON. PosTMAsTER, ADALBERT LE BourDAts.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Yale, Cariboo (since redistribu-
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' Valley, on the Cariboo wagon road, 32 miles from Ashcroft station, C.P.R., and 80 miles from Kam- loops, th» nearest incorporated town and banking point. There is a postoffice, money order, telegraph and express office.
Ah Jim, trader
Bailey, Miss A, school teacher
Barton, Thomas, road supt
Bel], Ewan, trader
Bishop, James, labr
Bonanza Mining Co, Secreta
Boyd, William, fmr, 70 Mile
Bradbury, Joseph, labr
Cargile, William, hotelkeepcr, Bona-
parte
Chenhall, James, teamster
Chenhall, John, labr,
Clinton Hotel, Marshall & Smith, props
Conroy, Thomas, labr
Cunningham, John, labr
Cusack, Richard, labr
Cusack, William J, labr
Eagleson, Mark, teamster
Egan, Peter, fmr
Ehalt, yor fmr, Pavilion Mt
English, B T, fmr
Ferguson, Robert, labr
Foster, F W, merchant
Gaebel, A J, Methodist minister
Gallagher, Patrick, labr, Hat Creek
Gillen, Michael, fmr, Pavilion Mt
Hailiday, James, labr
Hardie, A W, clerk, F. W Foster
Harvey, Henry W, clerk, F W Foster
Hop Waa, trader
Hurley, C H, labr
Innis, Alex, fmr
Jamieson, Robert, stock raiser
La Forrest, Emile, stage driver
Le Bourdais, A, postmaster
Lomas, Louis, labr
Marshall & Smith, hotelkeepers
McDonald, C F, blacksmith, Bona-. parte
McGee, C W, fmr, Hat Creek
McYoung, John
Meiss, Alexander, labr
Millikan, J W, saddler
Morgan, Thomas, stock raiser
Mundorf, Jacob, hotelkeeper
O'Hara, Daniel, fmr, Bonaparte
Phinney, George, fmr, Hat Creek
Pollard, John; fmr
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Robertson, James, labr, Pavilion Mt CLOVER VALLEY.
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_ See our Mackintoshes, Melissa and Rigby Waterproofs, Umbrellas, &c.
Rowe, Daniel, labr, Bonaparte Sandoval, Alberta, packer Sanson, George, physician
| Saul, John, fmr
Saul, William, fmr
Smith, J E N, hutelkeeper
Soues, F, J.P., Government agent Stoddard, David A, M.P.P, tinsmith Switzer, Arthur, teamster Tressierra, Alonzo, fmr Tressierra, J M, fmr
Truan, Joseph, labr
Truan, Robert, labr
Uren, James B, blacksmith Valenzuela, Rafael, packer Veasey, John B, labr, Bonaparte Veasey, Mrs, fmr, Bonaparte Walker, James, fmr, Bonaparte Walker, Robert A, hotelkeeper Walker, William, fmr, Bonaparte Watham, Thomas, labr
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CLOVERDALE. (See also Clover Valley.) PostMASTER, GEORGE CAMPBELL,
In the Dominion and Proyincial Elec- toral District of New Westminster, 11g miles from Clover Valley post office on the New Westminster and Southern Ry. Mails daily; tele- graph offices, Blaine, Wash., or Brownsville; banking point, New Westminster.
Bond, John, carpenter
Bowell, Rev, Methodist minister
Boyce, Frank, rancher
Breen, John I, shoemaker
Campbell, George, postmaster
Frampton, e-, section boss
Galbraith, J F, printer and publisher, New Westminster and Cloverdale
Hill, R B, merchant and exp agt
Mathews, AH P, teacher
McElmon, B K, Rev, Presbyn min
MeMillan, John, real estate, insur- ance and collector of taxes
McMillan, Miss Ada I, dressmaker
Millington, W W A, labr
Milton, Albert
Robinson, W J, rancher and contr
Round, W D, rancher
Richmond, A A, rancher
Shannon, Joseph, rancher
Shannon, Thomas, J.P., rancher
Sraith, William, rancher
Sullivan, - , rancher
Postmaster, DuNcAN MACKENZIE.
In the Dominion and Provincial Electoral District of New West- minster, 14g miles from Cloverdale on the New Westminster and 'Southern Railway. There is a post and telegraph office. Nearest express office, Cloverdale, and banking point, New Westminster; distance 12 miles, or Blaine, 8 mniles.
Armstrong, John, cook Bowell, Rev, Methodist minister Boyce, Frank, fmr Boyce, Thomas, fmr Breen, Joseph I, shoemaker Brooks, J J, fmr Brown, James, fmr Campbell, Archie, fmr Campbell, George, fmr Crutchley, Joseph, logger Frampton, Wm, section hand Galbraith, J F, storekeeper Jones, William C, fmr Keen, Daniel, logser Matheson, Alex, fmr McElmon, Rev B L, Presbyterian
minister McKenzie, Duncan, postmaster McKenzie, Francis J, teacher McKenzie, Hugh, canneryman McKenzie, John, fmr McKenzie, Robert Dongald, fmr McLaughlan, Allan, logger McLaughlan, John, carpenter McLeod, Archibald, logger Mercier, Samuel, logger Milton, Albert, fmr Murphy, Alex, fmr Murphy, Archibald, frm Murphy, James, fmr Nelson, John, fmr Nelson, Geo, fmr Pardee, Louis, fmr Partherson, Thomas, carpenter Rambough, Myles, logger pele J i fmr
oper, Henry, logger Rowan: John, fmr Shannon, Joseph, fmr Shannon, Samuel, fmr . Shannon, Thomas, J. P, fmr Starr, John, prop Starr Hotel Sullivan, John, fmr
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CLYTOSIN, (Corte's Island.) PostMAstER, M. MAnson.
In the Dominion and Provincia] Elec- toral District of New Westminster, is about 30 miles from Comox, with which there is regular steam- boat communication. Mails week- ly. Nearest telegraph office, Co- mox; express office, Nanaimo; banking point, Nanaimo or Van- couver.
Allen, Charles J, fmr Allen, Wilfred C, fmr Ashton, George, logger ' Blanchfield, M J, fmr potenara ty Bony ny
onaway, George B, logger Coulter, Hillis, fmr Coulter, Sam R, logger Dallas, Charles, fmr Eliiot, G, fmr Ferry, Ira, fmr Franklin, B, fmr Gilbert, Henry, logger Halcrow, Andrew, fmr Hanson, Peter E, fmr Hay, H, engineer Higgins, Edward, logger Higgins, F C, logger Ireland, M C, trader Jurgenson, C C, fmr La Billois, Joseph, fmr Lowe, D B, fmr Malcolin, Walter, fmr Manson, John, trader Manson, M, trader McClinton, R H, fmr McDonald, D, fmr McKie, John, fmr MeNeil, Andrew, tmr Miles, C G, fmr Murphy J R, logger Fen) Wa, fmr
ippett, M, logger Vaughan, E H, fmr Vicent, Wm, fmr Vroon, John P, fmr Walker, W G, logger Whittaker, B, fmr Wildgrobe, W, logger Williams, Eddie, logger Williams, George, logger Williams, John, logger
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COBBLE HILL, (Shawnigan.) Postmaster, J, T. Porter.
Shawnigan District, one of the sub- divisions of the Electoral District of Cowichan, has its centre at Cobble Hill, a station on the E. & N. railway. Post and_ telegraph office and express. There are 2 churches, 1 Episcopalian and 1 Roman Catholic, in the settle- ment.
Barry, John, fmr
Bazett, Richard, fmr
Blake, E W, fmr
Bowkett, James, fmr
Burnham, Eugene, fmr
Cameron, John, fmr
Cameron, Malcolm, fmr
Chapman, Thos, fmr
Cheal, J, fmr :
Cobble Hill Hotel, J T Porter
Copley, Wm, fmr
Cousins, Reuben, fmr
Dougan, Jas, fmr
Fisher, Herbert
Freeman, Jas, fmr
Gabourie, Louis, fmr
Garnett, F W, fmr
Greig, John, fmr
Handy, Samuel, jr, fmr
Harris, Edward, fmr
Hawkins, John, fmr
Healey, J
Hollings, H 8, fmr
Hollings, Henry, fmr
Hoy, Jas A, school teacher
Jell, Wank
Lafortu, Frank, fmr
Lafortu, Joseph, fmr e
Laverock, David, fmr
Manly, W, fmr
McKean, G W
McLennan, Peter, fmr
McPherson, D, Section foreman
Nelson, John, fmr
Newhouse, A, blacksmith
Nightingale, A, fmr
Nightingale, John, J.P, fmr
Nightingale, Vincent, fmr _
Olney, 8 A, fmr spo
Peterson, Peter, fmr
Porter, J. T., hotel, generaletore and | dha yes
postmaster : Raymond, John, lime burner Rivers, Wm, fmr t Rogers, A W, fmr
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Rogers, Godfrey, fmr Rowlinson, 8 Rutledge, Mary fmr Smith, Henry, fmr panel be ap
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COLWOOD.
(See also Esquimalt.) Postmaster, A. Peart, JR. stoffice in the Dominion
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COMOX DISTRICT,
PostmasterRs - Comox, J. B. HouMzs; GRANTHAM, Mrs. Grieve; SAND WICK, Ertc Duncan.
Comox - The southern postal division of Comox District in the Provincial Electoral District of Comox and the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver. It is the landing place of the weekly steamer from Nanai-
mo, distant about 60 miles, and 10
miles north of Victoria, and on the east coast of Vancouver Island; appears on the coast charts as Port Augusta, but is familiarly known by the Indian name of Comox. 'It is divided into three postal divis- ions, namely,Comox,Grantham aud Sandwick, and has communication
Electoral District of Vancouver and Provincial of Esquimalt, 8 miles from Victoria, which is the nearest telegraph and express office; near- est railway station, Esquimalt, E. & N, railway: communication also by livery from Victoria.
with Victoria and Nanaimo by steamboat. The mines, lumbering camps and farming interests of the district are fast increasing it in im- portance.
GRANTHAM is the northern postal
division of Comox, and SANDWICK the central. Buttle's Lake is one
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Atkins, Thos, sr, ime burner Atkins, Thos, jr, lime burner Atkins, Joe, lime burner Bannister, Albert, fmr Bertram, George, sealer Cogan, Henry, fmr Gran, Ernest, fur Haslam, Jas, saloon keeper Harris, Sam, fmr
| Lindsay, Percy, fmr McLennan, F, farm hand Peatt, Arthur H., postmaster Peatt, Alfred T, fmr Porter, James, fmr Piaggio, Henry, fmr Raut, W J, Captain | Rhode, Joe, fmr Stephengon, J J, teacher Smith, Wm, farm hand Stewart, G Ww R, fmr Thompson, J, section hand E & N
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Wales, Wm, fmr Williams, Chas, fmr Willey, Louis, fmr Webher, John, farm hand Wood, Geo, fmr Walker, Jas, fmr Yew, Henry, farm hand
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of the many attractions of this section of feat and affords ex- cellent fishing. Baynes Sound, the Straits of Georgia and Texada Island are all within easy reach. In the appended list of residents, the postoffices are indicated by their initial letter.
Anderton, Wm, fmr, C
Bailey, Wm, labr, S
Baird, John, labr, C
Bakewell, James, blacksmith, C Beckenseil, Thomas, fmr, C Beech, William, fmr, G
Bennett, John B, teacher, S Berkeley, John R, road foreman, C Bowler, James, fmr, S Bridges, Charles, fmr, C
Brown, W R, clerk, C
Burns, Fredk, fmr, S
Cairns, Thomas, fmr, C
Carter, Richard, fmr, C Carwithen, Reginald, fmr, 8 Casey, Lewis, logger, C
Clarke, James, fmr, 8S
Clay, E J, baker, C
Cliffe, Lucius labr, Cc
Cliffe, Samuel J, hotel: keeper, C
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Coates, gona im parhenes) 8 Crawford, A B, fmr, Crawford, 8 F, fmr, 8
Creech, Saml, Gov eet C 'Creech, Edward, labr, S
Ounliff, Franklin, fmr, 8 Curtis, "James M, civil engineer, C Davis, Isaac, fmr,
Davis, Leonard, fmr, S
ede, hesoud James rlabr, © Donohue, Mike, la
Ueda Frank, ste © owner, CO Drabble, Geo F, surveyor, C Duncan Bros, merchants, 8 Duncan, Eric, fmr, 8
Dunvan, Oliver, fmr, 8 Duncan, Robert, fmr, S Duncan, William, fmt, § Durand, Rev A B, RO priest, © y Fitzgerald, Joseph, butcher, C Fraser, Rev Alex, Presbytrn min, 5 Fraser, John, fmr, S
Fraser, John W, milkman, C Freer, William, "tmr, G Fulton, Arthur, butcher, 8 Fulton, John, labr, 8
Gage, Walter, fmr, C
Graham, Alexander, baronies, C Graham, James, labr, C Graham, Robt, hotel keeper, C Graham, Thomas, laborer, G Grant, John J, hotel keeper, C Gibson, Matthew, labr, Grieve, Berkeley, fmr, C Grieve, George, fmr, 6
Grieve, John, fmr, C
Grieve, Joseph, fmr, G
Grieve, Mrs, postmistress, G Grieve, Thomas, fmr, G nine William, fmr, © Halliday, Ernest, fmr, 8 Halliday, James A, teacher, 8 Halliday, W M, carpenter, S Hardy, John, fmr,
Hardie, Thomas, labr, C Harmeton, W E, fmr, C Harrigan, Ww J; fr, 0]
Harvey Walter, Customs House, offi-
cer, Hetherin: ton, John, al Cc Hooper, harles J, labr, Holmes, vonep) B, P M, mer, C Holmes, J, labr, 8 Howe, George, butcher, C Hull, George, clerk, C Johneon, John, fmr, G Jones, David, ex Roane, 8 Jones, William, abr, S
T. DOBESON, N. W. DOBESON.
NANAIMO FOUNDRY, .
King, John, fmr, 8 Kirby, tba ee G Kirby, Harry, labr, G Kirkpatrick, Wm, labr, C Knox, William, labr, C Lambert, Nathaniel, "teamater, Cc Ledingham, Alex, fmr, Lever, Thomas, fmr, G Lewis, Wm, fmr, C Lytell, Matthew, fmr, C
ason, John, labr, C Matthewson, W A, at C McArdle, Maurice, teameter, C McCann, John, carpenter, C McConnell, Roderick, gentleman, C McDonald, "John, labr, Cc McDonald, Geo G, fmr, C McIver, James, fmr, G McKelvey, Adam, fmr, C McKelvey, Stafford, fmr, O McKenzie, John Ww, blacksmith, C McMillan, David, bartender, Cc McPhee, Joseph, 'merchant, Cc McQuillan,, Henry, fmr, 8 McQuillan, Robt, labr, 8 Millett, E J, carpenter, C Miller, James, fmr, C Miller, John, fmr, C Miller, William, barber, C Milligan, Archibald, fmr, 8 Moffatt, Joseph, labr, ) Moore, Jose , clerk, C Morrison, ugh labr, 8 Mundell, John, mr, 8 Muschamp, Emerson, clerk, C Parkin, Robert, fmr, 8 Parkin, Wm, fmr, 8 Phillips, Edward, fmr, G Piercy, James, labr 8, Piercy, John, fmr, C Piercy, Henry, fmr, C Piercy, Matthew, fmr, C Piercy, Matthew H, fmr, G Piercy, Samuel, fmr, C Pritc ard, J A, logger, C Rabson, Charles, onger, C Rees, James fmr, 8 Rennison, Walter, fmr, S Rennison, Wm, blacksmith, S Robb, Wm, fur, C Robbins, F W, teacher, S Roberts, Samuel, labr, C Robertson, T 'homas, labr, O Rollings, Edward, shoemaker, C Rosborough, Thomas, labr, C Ross, Henry W, imr Rowan, John, labr, rs Salmond, Alex, fmr, G
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21 and 23 Broughton Street, Victoria, B. OC. Tel. 129.
Scharschmidt, P, physician, C Seawright, James, labr, S
Sharp, William, hotel keeper, C Smith; Horace, shingle maker, G Smith, W C, fmr, G .Snow, Allan, fmr, G
Stewart, Daniel, fmr, C
Stewart, Hugh, plasterer, C Stewart, J umes, labr, C Stoughton, Charles, fmr, S Strother, W T, physician, C Sutherland, James, teacher, G Swan, Wn, labr, C
Thomas, Evan, milkman, 8 Thorndyke, D H, labr, C Urquhart, Alex, fmr, C Urquhart, Harold, lumberman, C Urquhart, John, lumberman, C Viles, Frank, labr, C
Viles, Thos W, fmr, C
Watt, Michael, labr, C Westwood, C 6, fmr, C Westwood, M _ C, fmr, C Willemar, Rev J X, Church of Eng-
land clergyman, S
Williams, David, fmr, C Williams, John, fmr, 8
Wilson, Jeremiah, baker, C Woods, Thos, teamster, O
COQUITLAM MUNICIPALITY.
(See Westminster Junction.) Postmaster, R. B. Keuty.
In the Westminster District, on the
line of the C.P.R. Regular com- munication with New Westminster, Vancouver, and Port Moody.
CORFIELD. Postmaster, Gro. T. CorFIExp.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver and in the Provincial Electoral of Cowichan, is situated on the rich alluvial lands of Cowi- chan, at the head of a bay of the same name. Nearest telegraph office, -Koksilah; nearest express office, Duncan's station. Commu- nication both by rail and water, being only two miles distant from Cowichan 'wharf, McPherson's or Koksilah, on the E. & N. RR.
Barter, William, fmr
Barter, William, fmr
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Barr, Hugh, farm labr
Bell, William, farm labr
Bell, Samuel, farm labr
Corfield, George T, merchant and postmaster
Henderson, R L, farm labr
Johnson, Edwin, gentleman
Livingston, OC, gentleman
Maitland, Dougall, F H, fmr
Marriner, Mrs A, widow
Marshall, Matthew, fmr
Marshall, Thomas, fmr
McKenzie, Miss C, housekeeper
Milward, Thomas W, store clerk and assistant postmaster
Pemberton, William, store clerk
Pimbury, Augustus, fmr
Spears, John, fmr
Tracy, Joseph, farm labr
Wilder, George, gardener
CORMORANT ISLAND.
A small island containing about 1100 acres, upon which the Nimkish In-
. dians have their village. Nearest postoffice, Alert Bay.
COUTLEE.
PosTMASTER, GILBERT BLAIR.
In Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Kootenay and Provincial of Yale. Postoffice in the Nicola Valley. Nearest railway station, telegraph and express offica, Spence's Bridge, 45 miles; banking point, Kamloops, 60 miles. Mails and stage from Kamloops and Spence's Bridge twice a week; and once a month from Granite Creek.
Allen, Francis, fmr
Armytage, H Db G, merchant
Behovcas, Antonena, packer
Blair & Co, merchants
Blair, Gilbert, postmaster and mer- chant
Barras, Sam, blacksmith
Charters, Wm, fmr and stock raiser
Chartrand, J, fmr
Cleasby, H S, fmr
Cleasby, Jos, farm hand
Corbett, Jas, stock raiser
Costillion, Jos, stock raiser
Coutlie, Alex, hotel keeper and fmr
Coutlie, A J, fmr
Coutlie, Jessie, cowboy
Coutlie, Jos, cowboy
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Ferguson, Alex, labr
Fortier, A, fmr
Garcia, Frank, cowbo
Garcia, Jesus, fmr and stock raiser
Garcia, J, jun, cowboy
Garcia, John, farm hand
Godey, Antonio, stock raiser
Goodison, A, farm hand
Gulliford, Richard, fmr and stock raiser
Chancellor, H, fmr
Chancellor, V E, fmrs
Chancellor, W C, fmr
Chapman, James, fmr and stock raiser
Charters, Harry, farm hand
Guteriez, J D, stock raiser
Guteriez, Francis, farm hand
Harmon, Eli, stock raiser -
Harmon, Samuel, stock raiser
Harmon, W H, stock raiser
Henri, E, carpenter
Latremouille, J H, stock raiser and
mr Lindley, Geo, fmr . Lindley, Hy, fmr and stock raiser Lindley, John, fmr Lindley, Louis, fmr Lindley, Thos, fmr Lynne, E, farm hand
adden, Jas, farm hand Manion, Wm, stock raiser Mansfield, Frank, farm hand Marquart, Peter, stock raiser Marquart, John, fmr McArthur, Neil, fmr x McCullogh, Geo, stock raiser McCullogh, Wm, stock raiser McInnes, Neil, fmr McInnes, D McKee, Hugh, fmr ' McPhail, ex, tfmrand stock raiser Myren, J P, fmr Neun, J, labr Newkirk, Chas, dairyman Phillips, Mrs, stock raiser Proteau, Jos, stock raiser Quienville, Louis, stock raiser and
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m Quock, Linn, labr Rey, John, fmr Roberts, A B, stock raiser Ryan, Pat, fmr Schwartz, Thos, stock raiser Shuttleworth, Chas, fmr Shuttleworth, H H D, fmr Sing Tong, cook : Smith, Jno, stock raiser
TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Paints, Oils and Agrieuitara! 2 _.,, Columbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C..
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Smith, Wm, blacksmith
Smith, Wm, clerk .
Thynne, J G, fmr and stock raiser Thynne, B
Tremblaitz, H, stock raiser Voght, T, farm hand
Voght, Wm, fmr and stock raiser Voght, W H, fmr and stock raiser
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Wilson, Jack, farm hand Wilson, John, farm hand
COWICHAN. Postmaster, G. B. ORDANDO.
Cowichan, a sub-division of the dis- trict of the same name, is situated on the East coast of Vancouver island, in the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver and Provin- cial of Cowichan. Communication by steamer from Victoria, distance, 28 miles, also by E.& N. Ry to Mc- Phergon station, thence by stage to or from wharf, distance, 3 miles.
'Nearest telegraph and express office, Cobble Hill.
Bartlett, Geo, fmr
Douglas, Rodgers, fmr
Kinnea;, James, gentleman
Nelson, John, fmr
Ordano, Bape, labr
Ordano, G B, postmaster, hotel and storekeeper
Shaw, Thos B, fmr and carpenter
Shearing, Wm J, fmr and carpenter
Vicevich, Thomas, fisherman
COWICHAN LAKE. Postmaster, Anaus C. FRASER.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver and Provincial of Cowi- chan. It is the largest lake in the southern part of Vancouver Island, and lies midway between the Alber- ni canal on the west coast, and Cowichan harbor on the east. Itis over 20 miles in length, and in pieces 4 miles wide; 21 miles from
uncan's station on the E. & N. Ey, with which there is stage com- municatien.
Abernethy, James, fmr Airth, H W Bayly, Chas, fmr
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Oullum, Thos, foreman logging camy
Donuldson, D F O, fmr essing
Dunnett, Malcolm, labr
Fraser, Augus C, logger, hotel keeper and postmaster
Glaisyer, Harold, labr
Gordon, J H, fmr
Hirsch, John, fmr
Jaynes, P F, (Price & Jaynes,) hotel
eeper meaty Jas, bartender Maitland, Jas C, fmr March, Henry, {mr is M-yla, Abe, teamster ted McAllister, Duncan, teamster McDonald, Alex, logger eb McDonald, Angus, logger ig is McDonald, A B, book keeper by McLaren, Wm, baker, 1on McMahon, Frank, bartender Me. Meade, Robt A, fmr t Price, F H, (Price & Jaynes) 1 Savoy Das carve and hunter 198. Tait, John ©, fmr ress Wardroper, Miss Wardroper, Walter F, gentleman j CHEAM. ' (See Chilliwack.) and Reached by ste mer from New West- minster to Chilliwack, distant 50 miles; fare, $1; thence by livery.
CRAIGELLACHIE.
In the West Kootenay District. FI station on the main Jineof the C, P. R., 351 miles east of Vancouver, Nearest postoffice, Sicamous.
CRANBROOK. (See also Fort Stele.) P. O, St. EvGEne Mission.
In the Dominion Electoral District of
Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of East Kootenay, 12 miles from Fort Steele; nearest toffice, railwa: station, telegraph and express oi- fice, Golden, on C.P.R. Communi- cation by steamer from Golden to Windermere; distance, 100 miles, thence by stage, 87 miles.
PosTMASTER AT LADNER's, T. MoNEELY.
In the District of New Westminster, occupias that portion of South Arm of the Fraser River that extends from the Municipality of Surrey, on the east, to the Gulf of Georgia, on the west, and contains within its limits eight salmon canning establishments. The main outlet of the settlement is Ladner's Land- ing, about 12 miles from New West- minster, with which and Victoria, Vancouver and Nanaimo, there is regular communication by stea- mer. Reeve, R. D. Benson; Coun- cillore - Wm. McKee, T. E. Ladner W. H. Ladner, J. A. Patterson and H. Trim.
Adams, Geo, blacksmitn, Ladner's Adsett, Thos 8, Sunnyside Alexander, Robert, fmr, Ladner's Alexander, Wm, xf Anderson, August, se Anderson, Wm, labr, Port Guichon Arthur, D P, fmr, Ladner's Arthur, J B, fmr, ee Arthur, Wm, fmr, ' Arthur, W T, fmr, Asbury, Wm, sr,fmr, '' Asbury, Wm, jr, fmr, Bain, Geo, fmr Bain, Hy, fmr, ne Barber, Alfred. fmr, '' Barber, C E, fmr, & Bath, Josiah, carpt, '' Beadiestone, Bert, fmr, Ladner's Beadlestone, C, fmr, 3° Beadlestone, Elmer, fmr '' Benson, H D,J.P.,fmr, " Birrell, Peter, salmon canner, New Westminster Bone, Jas, gardener, Ladner's Booth, Wn, fmr, WY Borden, W P, fmr, Sunnyside Brown, E Sloan, fmr, Ladner's Brown, H §, fmr, a Burr, Jos B, tmr, ae Burr, Wm H, sr, fmr, Burry, Wm H jr, fmr, ib Burr, John J, Imberman ' Calhoun, E W, fmr ce Calhoun, J C, fmr zt Calhoun, E J, fmr Camage, Edwin, fmr i Chiddell, E, fmr se
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Clausen, A, sr, labr, Sunnyside
Clausen, A, jr, watchmkr, Ladner's
Clausen, Chas, clerk
Cunningham, Thos, fmr labr
Cunningham, J, fmr, u
Curtis, Thomas, fmr,
Curtis, W E, book-keeper,
Chaplin, 8 , watchman,
Deamer, Thomas, fmr,
Dennis, George, fmr,
Devereau, Jah, labr,
Dominion Express Co, Thos McNeely, agent, Ladner's
Dorrel, A A, Rev, Episcopal Church, Ladner's
Ellis, W, fmr,
Ellis, John, fmr,
Elliott, John B, contr and builder, Ladner's
Falconer, H E, fmr, Ladner' 8
Farrell, k, fmr,
Faulkner, "James, fmr, Sunnyside
Faulkner, Jesse, fmr, f
Fenton, A, labr,
Fletcher, fmr labr,
Ford, H_ J, fmr, ss
Forrer, E 'A, fmr, $f
Frew, Henry, fmr, Sunnyside
Frew , James, fmr, ef
Gilchrist, Alex, school teacher, Lad- ner's
Gilchrist, Tuneen, carpentr, Ladner' 8
Gilchrist, John, fmr,
Gilmore, EB, carpenter,
Gilmore, James, fmr, Sunnyside
Glallford, Rev. T S, clergyman, Ladner's
Gossett, W I, stock raiser, Westminster
Goudy, Edward, fmr, Ladner' 8
Goudy, Wm, fmr,
Grant, D B, lumberman, ''
Gray, "Robert, fmr, #8
Green, CF, fmr, fs
Green, George, netman W. P. Co, Ladner's
Guichon, Lenten', fmr, Ladner' 8
Harlock, E P, labr,
Harlock, H E, salmon cannery, I.ad- ner's
Harris, F W, book-keeper, Ladner' 8
Hathaway, James, butcher,
Hauck, Gus, merchant,
Hawthorne, Robert, fmr labr, ''
gna Peter, fmr, New West- min
Hicks, tl A, hotel keeper, Ladner's
casein 's, merchant, Pt Guichon
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Honeyman, James, fmr, Ladner' 8
Honeyman, R A, fmr
Honeyman, John, fmr, x
Honeyman, Thos A,fmr, '
Hutcherson, E, nurseryman'
Hutchereon, Henry, clerk, ''
Hughes, Robert, carpenter 88
Hume, Thos, fmr labr, oe
Huston, Henry, fmr $8
Johnson, Gus, stmboat capt * is
Johnson, Hugo, labr,
Jordan, John, sr, fmr, My
Jordan, John, jr, fmr, es
Jordan, Joseph, teamster, '
Kennedy, James, fmr, New West- minsten
Kennedy, Thomas, fmr, New West- minster
beg Wn, fmr, New Westmin-
Kern. T W, lumberman,
Kirkland, Frank, Hey
Kirkland, H J., iP , {mr, 1
Kirkland, Wm "A, fmr, Sunnyside
Kittson, R E, fmr, Ladner's
Kwong, Yuen, Tai, Chinese store, Ladner's
Ladner's sé
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Lamphier, C H, fmr,
Lamphier, J F, "tr,
Eapetter, Elias, fmr,
Lasseter, George J, sr., Rested
Lasseter, George J, jr, fmr
Laws, M G, fmr,
Leary, A R, fmr,
Leary, Wm. sr,
Leary, Wn, jr, galmon cann'r "
Lee, Coy & Co, Chinese store ''
'Leggett, Robt, fmr labr, UL
Lord, Chas R, salmon canner ''
Lord, Frank L, salmon canner "'
Mason, GO, fmr,
Mason, J Ww P, fmr, st
Mason, JS fmr, a
Matheson, Peter, fmr, te
Matheson, Edward, ss
Matheson, Robert' E, age Pe can-
ner's
Mathews, WH,fmrlabr, *
Matthews, Murry, salmon canner, Dea's Island
McBlaine, Alex, fmr,
McBride, W L, clerk,
McCallum, D, 'tmr, ¥
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} McCulloucn, Frank, fmr labr, ''
McDonald, J M, fmr, Sunnyside McDowell, James, fmr, ; Ladner's
McKay, Robert, butcher,
| McKee, D A, fmr, | McKee, John, er, J.P., fmr,
McKee, John, jr, fmr
McKee, Robert, fmr,:
McKee, Wm, fmr,
McLearn, Jacob, wheelwright, McKay, J J, real estate agent, McNeely, Leslie, merchant,
| McNeely, Thomas, clerk
McWhinney, A A, painter,
Millgour, F, fmr,
nen John, fmr,
Mitchell, Nat'l, fmr,
Moffatt, Robert, blacksmith,
Moore, Jos A, tinsmith,
Morrow, Sam, fmr labr,
Nom, Lee, Chinese store,
North, British & Mercantile Insur- ance Co, H N Rich, agent
Nelson, James, constable, Ladner's
O'Brien, Joseph, labr, RR
O'Brien, Edward, fmr, e
Oliver, John, fmr, ss
Oliver, Warren, gardener
Olson, John, fisherman,
Owin, H B, fmr,
| Parmiter, A, fmr,
Parmiter, F T, fmr,
Parmiter, Thomas, fmr,
Paterson, John A, fmr,
Penny, Alfred, labr,
Pybus, Wm,
Prothero, E M, bookkeeper
Ramage, 8; fmr,
N, auctioneer,
Robertson, Alex, fmr, Sunnyside
Robertson, D, jr, fmr, a
wa heated Duncan, sr, fmr, Sunny- side
Robertson, Thomas, imr, Ladner's
Savage, Wm, fmr, Sunnyside
Siddall, Wm, fmr, Ladner's
Simpson, Ira J, carpenter
Simpson, John, drayman
Skinner, W B, fmr
Smith, 8 L, fmr
Stainton, F, blacksmith
Sutherby, J R, fmr
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Swan, George, fmr labr
Swenson, Paul, fmr
Sutherland, H, Methodist preacher
Simpson & Alexander, teamsters
Tamboline, Jos, fmr, Sunnyside
Tasker, Wim, fmr, Ladner's
Taylor, A, Ve R, veternary surgeon, dnex's
Taylor, H G, fmr
Thirkle, Thomas, fmr
Thompson, Samuel, fmr
Todd, Thomaa, fmr, Sunnyside
Trim, Henry, fmr
Tuck Yuen & Co, Chinese store, Lad-
ner's
Waddell, John L, hotelkeeper
Wadham, A, salmon canner
Wadham, E A, salmon canner, Point Roberts
Wadham, W A, salmon canner
Wa Hop, Chinese store
Walker, George, carpenter
Watson, George, fmr
Watson, Robinson, imr
Watson, W J, fmr
Watson, Bros, butchers
Welch, Richard, fmr labr
Westermark, O, fmr
Whitworth Ike, engineer
Williams, Thos, fmr
Wilson, John A, fisherman, Port Guichon
Wilson, JAK, M.D., physician, Lad- ner's
Wilson, Thos, fmr
Witter, Wm, fmr
Woodward, J ohn, steamboat captain
Woodward, W, boat builder
Wright, Robert, fmr, Sunnyside
Wright, S, labr, Ladner's
Wright, Wm, labr *
Yee Wo, Chinese store
DENMAN ISLAND. PostMAstEeR, Ropert Taylor Swan,
In the Provincial Electoral District of Comox and the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver, is about 15 miles long, and from three to four miles broad, separated from the mainland by Baynes Sound. Mails weekly; nearest telegraph, express office and banking point, Nanaimo. distance, 45 miles,from which, and also Victoria,there is regular steam- boat communication.
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DEPARTURE BAY. PosTMASTER, JAMES HARPER, JR.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver and Provincial of Na- naimo. Mails daily; nearest tele- graph, express office and railway station, Nanaimo, distant, 3 miles. It is the shipping point for the Wel- lington coal mines,
ell, Christopher, labr
Benvenuto, R, engineer
Blank, Wm, labr
Christie, Mrs John, farm owner Clark, James, fmr
Corso, Barto, fisherman
Corso, Manual, fisherman
Evan, John, coal miner
Foster, Wm, storekeeper
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Georgeson, James, engineer
Gordan Wm, coal miner
Halle, John, labr
Harper, James, sr, labr
Harper, James, ye postmaster
Harper, Josenh, hotel keeper
Harrison, Eli, County Judge for Na- naimo ;
John, Evan, coal miner
John, John, sr, coal miner
John, John, jr, coal miner
Mickleson, James, carpt
Morrow, James, night watchman
Nicholls, John, labr
Roberteon, John, fmr
Robson, John
Spoars, Michael, labr
Taylor, Wm, labr
Tregonning, Wm, Dunsmuir & Sons
Vozza, Frank, fisherman
Williams, David, miner
Young, Chas Newton, clerk for Duns- muir
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DEROCHE. (See also Nicomin.) PostMaAstER, Ernest Des Rocuers.
A country postoffice in the Dominion and Provincial Electoral District of New Westminster.
For list of residents see Nicomin.
DEWDNEY MUNICIPALITY. (See Nicomin and Hatzic Prairie.) PosTMASTER, JOHN BARKER,
In the Dominion and Provincial Electoral District of New West- minster; isa flag station on the O.P.R. Nearest railway station, telegraph and express office, Mis- sion, distance 5 miles. It is also reached bv river steamer from New 'Westminster, distance 37 miles.
Anderson, D Bales, H P, fmr Barker, Jno, fmr Barton, Geo H Bernier, Jos Brenier, N Brett, Richd Brett, Robt Brieche, Victor Brisson, Jno
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Clarey, Peter
Cote, OLS
Cromarty, Sam
Cunningham, Thos leau M
Lacroix, Joseph, fmr Leneuville, D Leneuville, N Magar, George Magar, Hazen, fmr Magar, Richd Morin, G E McEwan, Wm M:Kamey, Jno McKamey, R G McKamey, T R McMillan, Alex McMillan, Malcolm Newton, Geo Papin, J 8
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DOG CREEK. (See also Empire Valley.) PostMastTerR, THoMAs PLACE,
In the Provincial Electoral District of Lillooet, and Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo, isdistant about 65 miles north of Clinton on east side of the Fraser River. It hasa post and express office. Mails weekly; nearest telegraph office, Clinton. There isa stage weekly from Ashcroft, the nearest railroad station, distance 97 miles.
Ah Sing, trader inti) Brown, William, labr
Colin, Peter, fmr
Conner, Charles, labr
Gustafsen, Nelson, fmr
Greaves, Thos, foreman gang ranch Haigh, Beaumont, painter
Le Po, George, trader
McEwan, Alexander, fmr
McGregor, Hugh, labr
Meagon, Malcolm L, fmr ~
Meason, W L, jr, stock raiser Meason, W L, sr, Indian agent Miller, John, ferryman, Canoe Creek Miller, John, jr, ferryman, Canoe
Creek Mundada, Stephen, labr Pigeon, Joseph, fmr Pigeon, Moses, fmr Place, Thomas, postmaster yj Prentice, J D, J.P., mgr Canadian Ranching Co Sing Lee, trader Vedan, Louis, labr Versepeuch, Teadore, fmr Western Canadian Ranching Co Williams, John R, labr, Canoe Creek Wycott, W W, fmr
DONALD. Postmastser, R. W. Patmore,
In the Dominion Electoral District of 'Yale, Kootenay, and Provincial of East Kootenay. It is the end of the Pacific Division of the C.P.R,and has work shops, stores, etc, in con-
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| Grant, Edward, fitters' help Redgrave, Harold, vonstable a) Griffith, J E, resident C E, C.P.R Ross, Rev, Presbyterian minister A flag stati {| Grimes, James M, yard boss Ross, Miss J, music teacher CB Be ; rat| 2 | Grimes, Wm, brakeman C.P.R Ross, Walter, fitters-help District in ©| a | Hamilton, H, watchmn C.P.R, shops | Rounding, Sam, baggageman fe jal of £ _ | Hammond, Sam, clerk C.P.R. store | Ruttan, W 8, (Manuel & Ruttan) Van Nene
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- 74 DON BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. DON 1 - - ) 5 Bee i nection therewith. There is a | Hain, Ed, barber Scott, M: <= post and money order office, also | Hart, John, labr Selkirk } | Carey and express office. Mails Beetcee P, car repairer Sergon, J - aily. 'Henderson, Thomas, operator Shair. Jo FS 'ncornibe. Father, R C priest Herbert, Dr, physician and surgeon peta Ainsworth, W, car inspector, C:P.R Hobbs, F E, locomotive foreman Spr: i Alexander, W, jewler F Hopesc' John, brakeman C.P.R Bmmith, M Annal, J, barman, Forest House Hull & Trounce, wholesale and retail Stearman <= Armstrong,W J, C.P.R. engineer butchers, J S Sterret, mgr Stevenso: a2 Austin, J, day operator Hungryord, John, day operator Sterret, J = Baines, Chas, teamster Jamieson, David, night vard man Sutherlar = Baker, Fred, mgr C.P.R. provision sou DsON ated aa ehhh ances Taylor, T * | store orden, , machinist C.P.R. shops ic $ | Barnes, John, night agent C.P.R Jordon, Thomas, baker mey =] Beasley, H E, supt's assistant Jordon, Wn, fitter C.P.R Walsh, J, p= 8 ° ' t= =| Blakey, John, messenger Kennie, Rev, Church of England Watson, J 'ed § | Blyth, Thomas, draughtsman Kimpton, R A, storekeeper Watson. 1 - Botton, eat Henry, accouant C.P.R Ly hed ny ines Selkerk House Williamac ; : osuston, F, messngr avvie, rt, store car oodh = g| Bonus, William, nurse Lawson, John, C.P.R. dining room Woodhout ~ % | Brundett, Arthur, fireman C.P.R Leneham, car repairer Younging S| Caldwell, Wm, conductor, C.P.R Lerro, D, labr =| Callen, Harry, fireman Lewis, T, labr - _ Catoline, P, store iabr C.P.R Mack, James, engine driver C.P.R D E= - | Cocacurcio, D, li-br Manuel, George E, (Manuel & Ruttan) Bea tileont oa R Coosonrelo, Fran ae aon Menvel & Ban general merchants (wee also ochrane, Tom, turner C.P. atheson, , barber - - i Cochrane, Jas, carpenter Mathie, James, blacksmith Post >= Cobb, J L, fitter C.P.R. shops Matz, J, labr C.F.8. shops In the D Collie, Robert, fireman McLean, Angus, brakeman C.P.R Y, te > Copeland, R, carpenter C.P.R. shops | McLean, Daniel, baggageman C.P.R Yale' - Crage, W T, time keeper C.P.R. McLeod, J esa C.P.R. shops t k dd aoe Crandon, C H, toolman MeSorley, Harry, fireman C.P.R elegrap a) Crandon, Charles, clerk C.P.R. McSorley, J, turner C.P.R =< | | Cullin; James, jailor Miller, T, messenger ml Cummings, Arthur P, gold commis- | Morrison, Alex, barber + sioner and stipendiary magistrate Murphy, Mrs Patrick, Woodbine = Cummins, A C, store labr C.P.R Hotel pire Currit, S, brakeman Nealon, Joseph, fireman C.P.R - Davis, Robert, operator Newman, roadmaster C.P.R Bent, =< Denman, Arthur, engine driver C.P.R | O'Glure, W F, conductor C.P.R Greaves, J = Derry, George, car repairer Otto, M, fitters' helper C.P.R. shops <5 | Donato, G, labr Palmer, John, fitters' help O.P.R.
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Stearman, D, night despatcher C.P.R : Stevenson, George, tine re airer erase oriic conean riscen elated 8, mgr Hull & Trounce | office, Kamloops. Ranching is the
Sutherland, George, hotel-keeper rid aaetn Taylor, Thos, asst store keeper C.P.R principal industry. Trickey, J N, station agent C.P.R Barnard, F C, fmr
Bishop, 8 W, fmr Bostock, H, fmr Bradley, W, farm hand Campbell, L, fmr Campbell, L, farm hand Campbell, W, farm hand Craven & Elwell, fmrs
Weauhert, Robert, section boss 'Walsh, J, engine driver
Watson, Jos, iler-maker
Watson, W G, labr
Williamson, George, messenger Woodhouse, A, fitter C.P.R Woodhouse, W, fitter C.P.R Younging, Sam, baggageman O.P.R
DOUGLAS LAKE.
(See also Coutlee, Lower Nicola and Nicola Lake.)
PostmasTER, J. B, GREAVES.
In the Dominion Electoral District of | Forbert. Alfred, fmr Yale, Kootenay and Provincial of | terbert' Amos, fmr Yale. Nearest railway station, | Hil), T, farm hand telegraph, and express office, Kam- | Hopkins, N J, mgr for H Bostock loops; distance, 85 miles. Mails | Kelly, J, section foreman weekly. Communication by stage King, J, fmr from Kamloops and Spence's | King' A', fmr Bridge to Quilchena, thence by | Lavitkra, K, section hand
Elwell & Craven, fmrs Endall, G, fmr
Feely, J, farm hand Havist, A, section hand
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Greaves, J B, postmaster and man- | Naylor, H, farm hand ager Douglas Lake Cattle Co Null, JP, fmr
beak Se Lake Cattle Co, stock raisers, | Pemberton, A G, Sheriff for Yale,fmr J B Greaves, manager Robbins, C 8, fmr
McDonald, D, carpt Ross, V, section foreman
McInnes, Angus, emp J B Greaves St Lawrent, J, imr
McInnes, Archibald, emp J B Greaves | Seely, William. hotel keeper
McInnes, Neil, emp J B Greaves Seely, J farm hand
Murphy, Richard, emp J B Greaves Swain, t, fmr
SE sees Wilson, J, fmr Witala, W, section hand
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DRYNOCK. (See Spence's Bridge.) A flag station on the main line of the DULUTH. C.P.R., in the Dominion Electoral | In the Dominion Electoral District of District of Yale, Kootenay and Pro- Vancouver and Provincial of Co- B vincial of Yale, 172 miles east of mox, is situated on the east coast Vancouver. | of Vancouver Island, in Duncan C
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DUNCAN'S STATION.
PostmastE., W. P. JAYNES.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver and Provincial of Cow- ichan, is a station on the E. & N. railway, and 38 miles from Victoria; has a post, telegraph and express office; mails daily.
Adams, David H, hotelkeeper
Adams, Edward, hotel mgr
Alexander, Jas, fmr
Alexander, Mrs, widow
Allen, Samuel, bricklayer
Auchinachie, Peter, fmr
Bazett, Charles, storekeeper
Bebeau, Charles, logger
Bell, John, clerk
Blair, John, clerk
Blair, John H, fmr
Blakely, - , teamster
Blythe, Alex, fmr
Brown, Wm, teamster
Brownwell, A, blacksmith
Campbell, James McL, carpenter
Castley, Hy T, fmr
Castley, J H, fmr
Castley, Elias, fmr
Castley, T 8, fmr
Cathcart, James, butcher
Cullen, Thomas, sawmill hand
Currie, David, carpenter
Currie, John, fmr
Daine, John, fmr
Dickie, C H, hotelkeeper
Dickson, F Lindsay, M.D
Dingwall, William, labr
Dobson, Chrie, carpenter
Duncan, W C, fmr
Dwyer, DO, fmr
Eaton, C J, gentleman
Ellender, William, labr
Evans, James, fmr
Fletcher, Mrs, school teacher
Flett, James, fmr
France, William, bricklayer
Fry, Henry, C.E., Prov land surveyor
Gabriel, Alex, teu.nster
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Galbrath, Malcolm, logger Grassie, Robt, blackemith __ Green, Ashdown H, civil engineer
Griffin, Thomas, painter Guest, Robt, labr Hadwen, G, fmr Hadwen, Mrs, widow Harrison, Miss Hoadley, C C, fmr Holmes, Rev David, clergyman Hyatt, G, carpenter Jaynes, WP, genl mcht and P.M Jenkins, James, fmr Jenkins, J, bootmaker and saddler Johnstone, Hallyburton, fmr Jones, Geo, prop stone quarries Jones, John S, bartender Jordan, Charles, fmr Keast, Herbert, fmr Lance, Richard, labr Lee, John, Chinese wash house
Lee, OC E, hotelkeeper, Elkhorn hotel,
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Lomas, W H, Indian agent Maitland, Dougall James, constabl> Menzies, James, fmr
Menzies, J A, Holmesdall saw mill Menzies, John, fmr
McClellan, Mrs, school teacher McIntosh, James, fmr
McKenzie, J C, fmr
McKinnon, Angus, saw mills McKinnon, Angus, logger
Miller, Robt, labr
Musgrave, Edward, J.P., gentleman Musgrave, J, fmr Musgrave, Robt, fmr Payne, Henry, fmr Pau!, Thomas, fmr
Paul, Walter, fmr
Porter, H T, station agent Prevost, James C, gentleman Price & Shaw, livery stables Price, Ernest A, fmr
Richardson, Capt. Malcott Robinson, Arthur, fmr
Stayner Wn, teamster
Street, Sohn, pump manufacturer Stubbs, Wn, labr
Sumner, Mrs, Widow
Sutton, Mrs, widow
Tobin, John, labr
Trapp, Mrs, dressmaker Trusdall, I, labr
Vaux, W H, teamster
Wake, George F, fmr
Watson, Dr A M, M.D., M.R.C.S Whidden, Robt, carpenter
T. J. TRAPP & CO., Hardware, Paints, Oils and Agricultural. Implements,
Columbia Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
NEW WESTMINSTER, B,'C. Le. J. COLE i Benes ens seseene sctied Setates Managed"
Wellburn
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In New ° cludes and the together islands a mainlan minster distance of what i in the m and Do Electoral minster.
Abercromb Alcock, fm Alrams, M Baxter, J, Bennet, Mi Bennett,
| Bothwell,
| Brighouse, | Broch, J, f Buchanan, Carscallen, Carscallen, Connelly, J Connelly, / Cornish, C, Cridland, T Cuckoo, Wn Curchill, 8, Daniels, Bra Dinsmore, Eburne, W Errington, Erwin, Rob Ferguson, J Forrest, 'A, ' Garratt, J B Gillchrist, D
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Wellburn, H O, Gov agt, J.P., cor- | Green, Rev. A E, Methodist minister oner, V Isld Harris, A, teamster
Wilson, W H, fmr Heath, A, fmr
Wilson, Ronald, fmr Hogg, E, fmr
Wilson, Wm. 'gentleman Inglis, R, fmr
Wordhus, Walter A, butcher and/} Ingram, F, fmr
0D HLGMOT SAVT AVSTNAVES
mun constable Jack, J, labr Weissmiller, John, carpenter Kilgoin, A, fmr Weddle, W S, carpenter Mackie & Sons, fmrs Wicks, Robert A, fmr Magee, H, fmr Whittome, James H, gentleman Mason, H, far M Wright, E A, gentleman McBride, R, fmr ci Sahel ,F, ope ler EBURNE. McDonald, D, fmt ate North Arm. cVonald, i, Imr hike Nori Arete) McDonald, J, fmr Postmaster, Wo. H. Esurne. McDonald, T, fmr
In New Westminster District, in- | McIntosh, F, fmr cludes the north side of Lulu | McIntyre, R, fmr and the whole of Sea Island, | McLaren, Ira, fmr together with a number of smaller | McLeod, Alex, fmr islands and the south shore of the | Mcleod, A, fmr mainland, extending from N. West- McLeod, E, fmr minster to the Gulf of Georgia, a | McLeod, Wm, fmr distance of about 16 miles. A parc | McMillan, D A, fmr of what is known as North Arm lies | McRae, Alex, fmr in the municipality of Richmond, | McRae, J, fmr and Dominion and Provincial | Miller, J, fmr
Electoral District of New Weat- | Mitchel, A, fmr minster. Murphy, 8, fmr
Abercrombie, Wm, fmr Rise ty foe
' ' assed pie 5 tine Oliver, Geo, contractor Baxte "S for. va Oliver, Wm, road overseer et Quigley, J, fmr
Bennet, Miss E E, school teacher Rae T M ; ' M. Bennett, W yee Richmond Cannery, J H Todd & Son Peds Weewe a ' is Scratchley, E, fmr j ape re nOUne, Py tur Scratchley, Wm, fmr
| Broch, J, fmr '
Buchanan, J Rev, Presby minister Pes ace aad Carscallen, G, fmr Smith, D A. fmr Carecallen, W, fmr Stewart, D F, J.P. fmr Connelly, J. fmr Sweet, 6G J, tnonar
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Sate om Sweet, 0 B, J.P., tmx Cridland, Thos, gardener Twos one
Cuckoo, Wm, fmr :
Curchill, 8, butcher soit ae i : : ' '
inunere; detin, kom Williamson, W, fmr
Eburne, W H, postmaster & storekpr
Errington, Thos fmr ELGIN.
Erwin, Robert, fmr (See also Surrey, Mud Bay and
Ferguson, John, fmr Nicomekle.)
grb diy | Seba Postmaster, ©. F. Row.anp. arratt, J B, fmr In the municipality of Surrey and Gillchrist, D, labr Electoral Dietrict of New Westmin-
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ster, on. Nicomekle River, on the wagon road to Blaine. It is 13 miles from New Westminster, which is the banking point.
Brown, Alex, lumberman
Call, W G, lumberman
Carncross, Chas, fmr
' Chantrell, H b, fmr and customs preventive officer
Clarke, George, fmr
Critch, Henry, lumberman
Dalton, Frank, lumberman
Davison, Artemus, fmr
Dean, J, lumberman
Dixon, Thos, blacksmith
Doyle, John, teamster
Elgin Hotel, Joseph Nicholson, mgr
Fallowfield, Robt. fmr
Fallowfield, Thos, fmr
Ferguson, A, fmr
Fig, Wm, fmr
Fleming, Walter, fmr
Fort, E M, fmr
Gifford, Robt, fmr
Harvey, R, lumberman d
Hatt, James, capt schooner Lottie
Hatt, Stephen, fmr
Huntley, J B, fmr
Jubert, P, engr
King, Robt, fmr
Kinsler, George, lumberman
Kyle, George, fmr
Male, Charles, lumberman
Marshall, David, fmr
May, Anthony, lumberman
McBride, Wm, fmr
McDonald, W R, lumberman
McKay, Dan, lumberman
McLean, Dr D,physician and surgeon
McNair, Alex, lumberman
McRae, Donald, fmr
McRae, Fauikner, fmr
Murray, Alfred, lumberman
Nicholson, Joseph, Elgin hotel
Pollock, W G, lumberman
Sandell, Gustave, fmr
Stewart, Donald, fmr
Stewart, John, fmr
Stevenson, Benjamin, fmr
Stevenson, Stuart, fmr
Sutherland, DC, jumberman
Swanson, L, lumberman
Thomas, Joseph, fmr
Wade, John, imr
Welsher, Ben, fmr
BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. END
EMPIRE VALLEY. Postmaster, J. J. Brown.
Inthe Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo, Lillooet and Provincial of Lillooet, is situated on the west side of the Fraser River, and forms the southern portion of the great Chilcoten plains. It is 58 miles from Clinton, the nearest telegraph office, and is reached by stage from Ashcroft station, C»P.R., to Dog. Creek, the nearest express office; thence by livery 18 miles. Com- munication is kept up by wagon and pack anrfinais. idails arrive every Thursday. Nearest banking point, Kamloops.
Boyle, William, fmr
Boyle, Calvin, fmr
Boyic, Thomas, fmr
Brown, J N J, fmr
Brown, John, fmr
McEwan, Thomas, fmr
McEwan, John, fmr
ENDERBY. (See also Spallumcheen and Vernon.)
PostTMaAsTER, OuiverR HARVEY.
In the Dominion Electoral Districts of Yale, Kootenay and Provincial of Yale, is situated at the bend of the Shuswap or Spallumcheen River, on the Shuswap and Okana- gan Railway; telegraph and ex- prone office; nearest banking point,
ernon. The whole valley of the Okanagan is rich agricultural ground, growing some of the finest, cereals and fruits in the Province.
Appleton, H, mgr B C mills Ashton, Charles, fmr
Bailey, R, engineer Bannerman, John, fmr Bannerman, David, fmr Bilsland, Alex, miner Bright, Mre S M, fmr
Brueh, Thomas, fmr
ree ara Alex, fmr Carefoot, H, fmr
Columbia Mill Co, flour mills Costerton, C F, fmr
Dellera, L O, fmr
Enderby Hotel, Lambly Bros, props Foresc, William, fmr
lontgom Nicholls :
derby Oliver, A, Parkingsor Patterson Rashdall, Rashdall, Rashdall
agents
PostMAstE
In the Don Vancouv mo, on V
'24 miles which is | telegraph municatic naimo, ali Alberni. Cheney, Jar Cheney, Ge Hellier, Jan Hellier, Tho Hellie, Chr Morison, Wi McCarter, | hotel pro McMillan, Wallis, Rich
- - Steamers of the - -
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_ B. WILLIAMS & CO., Clothiers and Hatters, 97 Johnson St., Victoria.
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21 and 23 Broughton Street, Victoria, B.C. Tel. 129.
Fortune, A L, J.P. fmr
Fortune, William, fmr
Gibbs, Sam, J.P, fmr and mgr flour mills
Gibbs, William, fmr
Hall, C F, fmr
| Harland, John, fmr
Harvey, 0, mercht and postmaster
Haesard, Frank, fmr
Hassard, Jason, fmr
Hassard, William A, fmr
James, Thomas, fmr enny, N H, millwright
Lambly, Charles, fmr
Lambly, Robert, fmr
Lambly, Thomas, fmr
Lawes, G R, fmr
Lawes & Smith, fmrs .
Lynn, George, fmr atheson, Donald, fmr
Mara, J A, M.P,fmr .
Montgomery, James, fmr
Nicholls & Renouf, merchants, En- derby and Vernon
Oliver, A, labr
Parkinson, Geo, fmr
Patterson, W T, fmr
Rashdall, C ©, fmr
Rashdall, G Herbert, fmr
Rashdall & Costerton, real estate agents
ERRINGTON. Postmaster, JosepH A. McCarrTer.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver and Provincial of Nanai- mo, on Vancouver Island, is about
'24 miles northwest of Nanaimo, which is the nearest banking point, telegraph and express office. Com- munication by steamer with Na- naimo, also stage to Nanaimo and Alberni.
Cheney, James Will, fmr
Cheney, George, fmr
Hellier, James Walter, fmr
Hellier, Thomas, fmr
Hellie:, Christopher, fmr
Morison, William, fmr
McCarter, Joseph A, postmaster, hotel prop and fmr
McMillan, Duncan, road supt and fmr
Wallis, Richard P, fmr
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ESQUIMALT DISTRICT.
Esquimalt Town, Craigflower, Par- son's Bridge, Colwood, Admiral Road, Esquimalt Road.
PostMasteERS - EsqQuimaLt Town, Wm. 8. Goopwin ; CoLwoop, A. H. Peat.
Esquimalt District lies in a westerly direction from Victoria, in the Do- minion Electoral District of Van- couver and Provincial Electoral District of Esquimalt, and is bound- ed by Royal Bay and Straits of Juan de Fuca on the south and Victoria Harbor on the east.
Esquimatt is built on a peninsula between the Royal Roads and Es- quimalt Harbor, which is wide, well sheltered, and easily en- tered by ships of any size. It is the naval station for Her Majesty's ships, and possesses one of the finest dry docks on the Pacific Coast. The dock is built of sand- stone, is 457 feet long, 57 wide and 27 deep. A large sum has been voted by the home government to improve the fortifications of the post, and work has practically com- menced. Here is also situate the meteorological station - the most westerly and northerly telegraph reporting station on the continent. It isin charge of Mr. E. Baynes Reed, and is fully equipped with all the modern instruments for ob- serving and recording the weather. Observations are taken every four hours, and telegraphed to Toronto and from thence to Washington.
Cotwoop is on the west side of Es- quimalt Harbor, Brother's Island in Royal Bay. Constance Cove at the east end of Vil'age Bay, Fis- guard Island, the lighthouse sta- tion; and Village Bay the site of the Royal Naval Hospital are ali in the Esquimalt District. Daily com- munication by rail over the KE. & N. railway and by electric tramcar. Esquimalt is about three miles from Victoria, which is the bank- ing point.
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Agnall, John, carpenter, Four-Mile House, pe etower rd
Agnew, John, carpenter, Parson's ridge, Esquimalt Harbor
Andrews, Jas, steward, R N Hospital
Ashley, Thos, gardener. 'Fairview Cot e,'' Esquimalt rd
Astle, Thos, Ss a water works, Admiral's rd, E
Atkins, William, mechanical engi- neer, Constance Cove, Esquimalt
Babington, Geo, waterman, Wharf
St, Bainbridge, R, R, dock-hand Bainbridge, Richard, pattern maker, RNA Haley) Fred'k J, storehouse man, R
Barber, Rey Wm D, M.A., rector C of E, Tyn-y-Coed, Dunsmuir rd, Esquimalt rd
Barry, Chas, storehouse man, R N Y
Battesbee, John, gardner, Four-Mile House, Craigflower rd
Bayley, Mrs Jos, Old Esquimalt rd, 8
Bayley, Thos, florist, O] Esquimalt
Blue Ribbon Hall, a a st,
Bogle, John, labr, Ship st
Bogle, John, labr, Dom Graving Dock Eequimalt
Bramsdon, Wm H, chief engr, RN Y
Brento, Perley R, chemist é drugeist, Head st, Esquimalt rd, N
Brenton, Veer John, Head st, Esqui- malt rd, N
British Columbia Pottery Works, Constance Cove rd
Bullen, Wm Feitzherbert, Fequimalt rd, N, Oakdene
Burrows, Major A L 8, Comm'dt Royal Marines, Es uimalt rd, 8
Calvert, John, plumber, Four-Mile House, Crai; aver rd
Cameron, Arc shipwright, Main st S side
Campbell Bik labr,
ve r
Campbell. Duncan, gardener, Con- stance Cove
amnpbe John D, constable, Tolmie
Constance
Campbell, John K, rms Mrs Bayley, uimalt rd
Cann, A pianaber), RNY
Carr, Fred' (Harris & Carr,) Ship
Inn, Whart at
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Cla ton, Fred'k, grocer, Wharf st, oster's Landing
Conway, R CO, Four Mile House
Croft enry, M.P.P., real estate agt, "Moun delaide," Dunsmuir st, Esquimalt rd
Cross, Thomas, some RNY
Dale, AL G, stoker, R N Y
avers Fredk, clerk, R N Y
Davi Re, , Frank, com agt, Esqut rd
ad teh a Ewe Esquimalt hotel,
Diseteas: Saptain J, dock master Dom graving dock Dobbin, T Sydney, chief clerk RN Y ds, Thos, carpenter, R N Y wie John, New Inn, Esquimalt
Fagan, Gerald, section foreman E & HY Esquimalt stn
Farrell, Mrs M,: Wharf st
Few, Alfred, dairyman, old Esqui- malt
Fisher, Chas, vibe Hotel, Wharf st
By see Edgar, hotogeap her (Flem- ing Bros), '' Viewfield,"' Monro st, Esquimalt rd 8
i Harold, photogr, (Fleming
Bros), ' Viewfield,"' Munro ast,
Esquimalt rd 8
Ford Alfred, carpt, Esquimalt rd 8
Fountain George, labr, Constance
Cove rd John, labr,
Fountain, Cove rd
Four Mile House, Calver & Gouge props, pdr} rd
Francis, George, teamster, Four Mile House, Oralgtower rd
ash = JE, assist storehouseman,
Constance
Fuller Harry, dep postmstr, Wharf at
Fuller & Goodwin's warehse, Whrf stE
Fuller & Goodwin, storekeepers Wharf et
Geake, Harry, chief engr, R N Y, Esquimalt rd N
Gilchrist, Wm Law, electrician, 'Sailors' Rest,'' Foster's rd
Gillespie, Geo, mgr Bank of B C, "The Hermitage,'' Benet rd 8
Glen, Nag armorer, R
Cork ke Phillip D, clerk, R.N Y
Mrs, Baguimal Itrd N
Goodwin, m S§, postmaster, Wharf st
Gouge, Bertie, prop Four Mile House Craigflower rd
T. J. TRAPP & CO,, Hardware, Paints, Oils and Agricnitaral rated
Polat Street, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.
quimal j Lind, An Head g Livery 8 i st ' Logan, 4 Wharf ¢ I coveted Cove rd ann, Gi |" Eegatm
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Graham, Richard, mariner, Esqui- malt rd N | Gray, Joseph, carpt, Finlayson st ' Gray, William, leading stoker R N Y | Grindlay, H Melville, Eequimalt rd 8 Grives, Duncan, carpt, Dom graving
lock . Hammond, OC, blacksmith, R N Y_ ' Hammond, Henry Edward, engine
i Harrie, Chas, labr, B C potte arris, Chas, labr, pottery otel, Harris, Edward, labr, BC Pottery aster Harrie, Henry, (Harris & Carr) props, Ship Inn, Wharf at NY , Harvey, Chas, Ship Inn | Hemans, Mrs, Esquimalt rd 8 imalt | Henwood, artificer, Main at | : Hickey, Geo, carpenter, R N Y ; LE& : Homen, Fredk, stone cutter, Esqui- malt road S Howard,John T, innkeeper, Howard's Eequi- | _ Hotel, Wharf st : Hogi) William, leading stoker, R t i. Sonne ' Hughes, W H, leading torpedo nro 8t, _ _stoker, RN Y | Hunt, Wm, fmr, EsquimaltrdS . . '1eming | Innes, Jas H, naval etonekeaper and nro at, : _ accountant in charge, R N | Isbister, James, boatman, Foster's pine Jacques, Mrs Isabell «Sailors? ce : Jacques, Mrs Isabella, prop ''Sailors paten : Rest,'' Foster's rd
; Jones, Fredk N, Wharf st : Kearney, J, stoker, R N Y i Kerr, Henry, fmr, Admiralty rd W, ' Constance Cove : Knox, Joseph, teamster, Lampson st, Esquimalt rd
Lampbard, Frank, dock hand, Es- ' quimalt Hotel : Lind, Angus, labr, Phoenix Brewery, : Head st ; pived? Stables, prop JE Day, Wharf i st
metance Gouge bur Mile semat, | bert ekeepers RNY, pctrician,
of B OC,
' Logan, Hugh, armorer, RN Y, Wharf st Packay, AAAws kilnsetter, Constance
' Cove
: Mann, Gilbert, labr, Lampson st, Esquimalt rd
: Martin, H 0, boatman, RN Y
IN ¥ Martin, Thomas, labr, Four-Mile d pour fk! le rd ; ;
ter ; McAnally enr storchouseman pana HB Co Wharf and RN Y :
{le House | McCallum, Capt A E, Maple Bank,
Esquimalt Harbor
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Reraen Jas, boatman, Wharf
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McDonald, John, carpenter, Old Es-
uimalt
McDonald, John, labr, Constance Cove rd
McKenzie, Kenneth, clerk, R N Y
Mackenzie, Murdo, fireman, Cons- tance Cove
McKnight, engineer, H M Dockyard, Esquimalt rd
McLeod, John P, student at law, 14 Chancery lane, Esquimalt rd 8
Menaught, Robt, electrician, Old Es- quimalt rd
Montieth, Wm, real estate agent, Head st E
Muir, Archibald Cannel, chief en- gineer Dom graving dock
Muir, William James, 2nd engineer Dom graving dock
Mullington, Phillip, corporal, R M Naval Club, Foster's Landin
Nelson, Peter, carpenter, Old
squi- malt rd 8
Nolan, John H, foreman, Sayward's.
Yard, Head st W Olford, Richard Ed, Esquimalt rd N Oliver, Chas Mason, telegraph clerk, Wharf et E Oliver, John, customs house officer and notary public, Wharf st E Oliver, John jr, Wharf st E Parker, John, butcher, Craigflower rd Pascoe, John, miner, Wharf st E Pascoe, Wiiliam, miner, Wharf st E Patterson, Mrs, Main st Pearson, Thomas, fitter, A I works Perkins, George, clerk of wks R NY Peters, Major Jas, A.D.A.G., Head st Phillips, Richard, Main st bi enry, dock hand, Esquimalt te
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Pooley, the Hon. C. E., Q.C., M.P.P Pres of the Council, ''Fernhill'' Esquimalt rd N
Potts, James, rancher, Cove
Pover, E H, able seaman, R N Y
Prevost, W, Head st
Price, Hane Ogilvy, clk H M dock- yard, ''Tyn-y-Coed"'? Dunsmuir rd
uimalt rd 8
Public School, Main st
Putesy, Mrs, nurse, Ship st
Reed, E Baynes, stipend magis, the
coppersmith,
Constance
| Observatory, Bridge st
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Rich, Joseph, ''Ellevsley'' Esqui-
malt rd
Roach, Hugh, laborer, Esquimalt
Roper, John, Admiral's rd E
Rothwell, Wm, Wharf st W
Rutter, Solomon, Lampson st
Sailors' Rest, Foster's rd
Saunders, Wm Hooper, Esquimalt water works
Scarf, Geo, boatman, Wharf st
School Room St. Paul's Church, Fin- layson st
Shepherd, Samuel, Craigflower school
Skinner, Jas, gardener, Lampson st
Smith, Wm B, innkeeper, Coach and Horses, Esquimalt rd
Stewart, Mra Isabella, fmr, Sea View farm, Esquimalt harbor
Stock, John, watchman Dom. grav- ing dock
St. Paul's church, Main street
Sullivan, John, school teacher, Es- quimalt rd 8
Van Nevel, Rev, RC priest, Esqui- malt rd
Weitch, William, fmr, Craigflower
Wake, Gervagse F, clerk, H M dock-
ard, Oak Hill Cottage
ake, Mrs B A, Esquimalt rd S
Wallis, William, surveyor, Coach and Horses
Ward, Wm Arthur, wholesale mer- chant, Esquimalt rd 8
Warren, Augustus, engr, Head st
Wensley, Wm, blacksmith, Esqui- malt rd N
Whittier, Eugene, fmr, Constance Cove farm
Williams, James, fmr, Admiral's rd
Williams, Justis E, milkman, Lyall st, Esquimalt rd
Willoughby, Jas, boatawain, RNY
Young, Wn, labr, Dom graving dock
Young, Wao, labr, Wharf st
echoolmaster,
FAIRMONT SPRINGS. Postmaster, SAMUEL BREWER.
In the Dominion Electoral District of Yale, and Provincial Electoral District of East Kootenay, two miles from Upper Columbia Lakes is a ranching, stock-raising and mining settlement. Steamboat landing at Sam's Landing, Lake Windermere, 3 _ miles distant. Nearest railway station and tele-
OBESON, N. W. DOBESON.
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graph, Golden, 100 miles distant.
ails once a month in winter, and
twice a month in summer, There are several hot springs in the dis- trict, the curative properties of which are great.
Bargett, Wm, fmr
Brewer, Jarvis Samuel
Brewer, Sam'l, hotel keeper and postmaster
Hardie, Samuel, cattle rancher
Jones, Percy, farmer
Legacy Joseph, miner
Paguon, Eli, farmer
Young, Joseph, farmer
McVittar, Thos, provincial surveyor
FIELD. PostMAsTEeR, H. G. Parson.
In the Dominion Electoral District o Yale-Kootenay and Provincial of Kootenay, is a station on the C. P. R. 500 miles from Vancouver, and has a post and telegraph office.
Adair, J, brakeman C.P.R
Anderson, Wm, engineer C.P.R
Barchum, W,head waiter C.P.R. hotel
Barker, Henry, conductor O.P.R
Bennett, W C, painter
Blondin, J, fireman C.P.R
Bouchard, G, section foreman C.P.R
Brigs, Harry, roundhouse, C.P.R
Capsutt, Norman, fireman C.P.R
Carlin & Lake, genl merchants and contractors
Carlin, J D, clerk
Carman, P E, agent C.P.R
Cedarholm,A, section foreman C.P.R
Crump, Thomas, brakeman O.P.R
Ericson, G, roadmaster C.P.R
Gioch, T E, roundhouse, C.P.R
Goodyear, O, line repairer C.P.R
Hanson, A Monarch Hotel
Hedberg, J, labr _.
Hunt, A, fireman C.P.R
Johnson, Fred, brakeman
Kemp, George, brakeman
Killeen, H, clerk G Ericson
Kolbeck, F, labr
Lascelles, H, brakeman
Mallison, Miss, mgr C.P.R. hotel
Marsh, A, conductor C.P.R.
McDonald, D 8, chef C.P.R. hotel
Mekelson, J, labr
Newman, E, assist chef C.P.R. hotel
Ormiston, J, engineer C.P.R
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28 BROAD STREET, VICTORIA,
Parson, H G, postmaster Patterson, P J, foreman C.P.R Peacock, A, labr
Peacock, F S, porter C.P.R. hotel Reid, D W, carpenter
Rundell, James, engineer C.P.R Sezmandel, A, labr
Shamler, F W, waiter O.P.R. hotel Tolmie, W, labr
Tough, C, Presbyterian minister Turnbull, W, watchman C.P.R Unwin, W, brakeman
Vavaseier, N, waiter O.P.R. hotel Wah Chon eundy
Wardman, T, roundhouse, C.P.R. White, Thomas, conductor C.P.R. Wileon, J, fireman C.P.R. Wyckoff, C, mgr Carlin & Lake
FORT GEORGE. (See New Caledonia.)
A trading post of the H.B. Co., at the he of the Nechaco with the raser. Nearest postoff